JP7197860B2 - Money handling system and display device - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a money handling system and a display device.

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, there has been known a money handling system that includes a banknote handling device that accepts and pays bank notes and a coin handling device that accepts and pays coins (see, for example, Patent Document 1). A banknote handling apparatus of a conventional money handling system such as that disclosed in Patent Document 1 has a drawer section that can be pulled out from a housing toward the front of the apparatus, and various processes such as depositing and withdrawing banknotes are performed in this drawer section. A part or all of the banknote processing section is provided. The coin processing device has a door portion rotatably provided on the front surface of a housing provided with a coin processing portion for performing various processing such as depositing and withdrawing coins. Further, on the upper surface of the housing of either the banknote handling machine or the coin handling machine, various displays are displayed for the operator and a display for inputting operations to the banknote handling machine and the coin handling machine by the operator. Equipment (terminal equipment) is installed.

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However, in the conventional money handling system as disclosed in Patent Document 1, the drawer and the door are provided on the front surface of the handling device, so the display device is installed on the back side of the upper surface of the housing. Furthermore, in order to prevent the drawer portion and the door portion from coming into contact with the display device when the drawer portion is pulled out to the front of the device and when the door portion is rotated to the front of the device, when viewed from the front (front view), , the display device is provided higher than the drawer and the door so as not to overlap with the drawer and the door. Therefore, it may be difficult for a small operator to visually recognize the display device, and when the display device accepts access, it may be difficult to access.

On the other hand, if the display device is arranged in front of the processing device and provided low so as to overlap with the drawer and the door so that even a small operator can easily see the display, the drawer can be used for maintenance. When the display unit is pulled out to the front of the device or when the door is rotated forward, the drawer and the door come into contact with the display device, making it impossible to move the drawer and the door.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION An object of the present invention is to provide a money processing system and a display device capable of improving visibility and ensuring maintainability.

In order to achieve the above object, a first aspect of the present invention provides a housing, a movable section including a surface section that can be separated from the housing, and a movable section provided in at least one of the housing and the movable section. a money handling unit having a money handling unit mounted thereon; a main unit placed on the upper surface of the housing ; The display portion can be switched between a state in which the display portion protrudes downward from the main body portion and a state in which the display portion does not protrude downward from the main body portion, and the display portion protrudes downward from the main body portion to prevent the display portion from protruding downward from the main body portion. It is possible to switch between a state in which the surface part overlaps in the separating direction from the housing and a state in which the display part does not protrude downward from the main body part and the display part does not overlap in the separating direction from the housing. and a display device.

According to the first aspect, even if the display device is placed in a state in which the surface portion of the movable portion overlaps with the housing in the separation direction in order to improve visibility, the display device is slid with respect to the housing during maintenance. The movable portion can be moved with respect to the housing so that the surface portion is separated from the housing. Therefore, it is possible to improve visibility and ensure maintainability.

According to a second aspect of the present invention, in the first aspect, the money handling device further includes a lock portion for locking the movable portion to the housing, and the lock portion has a The movable portion cannot be unlocked when the face portions are overlapped in a direction separating from the housing, and the movable portion can be unlocked when the face portions are not overlapped.

According to the second aspect, when the display device overlaps the surface portion of the movable portion in the separation direction from the housing, the locking portion cannot unlock the movable portion, and the surface portion of the movable portion is positioned against the display device. to prevent interference with In addition, when the display device does not overlap the surface portion of the movable portion in the separation direction from the housing, the lock portion can unlock the movable portion, and the movable portion can be moved without causing the surface portion to interfere with the display device. The face portion can be moved away from the housing.

According to a third aspect of the present invention, in the second aspect, the display device can lock the display unit in a state in which the surface portion does not overlap with the housing in the separation direction, and the lock unit is and the movable portion can be unlocked when the display portion is locked in a state in which the display portion is not overlapped with the surface portion in the separating direction from the housing.

According to the third aspect, when the display device is locked in a state in which the surface portion of the movable portion does not overlap with the housing in the separation direction, the lock portion can unlock the movable portion. It is possible to more reliably prevent the surface portion of the movable portion from interfering with the display device.

According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, in any one of the first to third aspects, the display device restricts sliding of the display portion when the surface portion is separated from the housing. It is characterized by having a sliding regulation part.

According to the fourth aspect, when the display unit of the display device is in a state in which the surface portion of the movable portion does not overlap with the housing in the separation direction, and the movable portion separates the surface portion from the housing, Since the slide restricting portion restricts the sliding of the display portion, it is possible to prevent the display portion of the display device from interfering with the movable portion that is moving with respect to the housing.

According to a fifth aspect of the present invention, in any one of the first to fourth aspects, the display device has a resistance portion that generates a higher resistance force when the display portion is lowered than when the display portion is raised. Characterized by

According to the fifth aspect, the resistance portion generates a higher resistance force when the display portion is lowered than when the display portion is raised. Therefore, the load when the display portion is raised is reduced, and a sudden drop of the display portion is suppressed. can do.

Advantageous Effects of Invention According to the present invention, it is possible to provide a money handling system and a display device capable of improving visibility and ensuring maintainability.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS It is a perspective view which shows the money handling system of one Embodiment which concerns on this invention. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS It is a front view which shows the money handling system of one Embodiment which concerns on this invention. 1 is a perspective view showing a banknote deposit/withdrawal device of a money handling system according to one embodiment of the present invention; FIG. It is a perspective view showing a coin handling unit of a money handling system of one embodiment concerning the present invention. 1 is a perspective view showing a display device of a money handling system according to one embodiment of the present invention; FIG. 1 is a partial side view showing a banknote deposit/withdrawal device and a display device of a money handling system according to one embodiment of the present invention; FIG. 1 is a rear perspective view of a display unit of a money handling system according to one embodiment of the present invention; FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a main body of a money handling system according to one embodiment of the present invention; FIG. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS It is perspective sectional drawing which shows partially the banknote depositing/withdrawing apparatus and display apparatus of the money handling system of one Embodiment which concerns on this invention. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS It is perspective sectional drawing which shows partially the banknote depositing/withdrawing apparatus and display apparatus of the money handling system of one Embodiment which concerns on this invention. 1 is a perspective sectional view partially showing a display device of a money handling system according to one embodiment of the present invention; FIG. 1 is a perspective sectional view partially showing a display device of a money handling system according to one embodiment of the present invention; FIG. FIG. 4 is a side view showing the descent control mechanism of the money handling system of one embodiment according to the present invention; 1 is a side cross-sectional view showing a descent control mechanism and the like of a money handling system according to one embodiment of the present invention; FIG.

A money handling system and a display device according to one embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

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The money handling system 10 of the embodiment is an accounting system used in financial institutions, etc., as shown in FIGS. It is used as a terminal device in the processing system 10 .

In the following description, "front" means the operator side of the money handling system 10 and the display device 11, "rear" means the side opposite to the operator of the money handling system 10 and the display device 11, and "left" means the money handling system. 10 and the display device 11 as seen from the operator, and "right" is the right as seen from the operator of the money handling system 10 and the display device 11 .

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the money processing system 10 includes a banknote processing unit 24 having a small bundle storage/dispensing device 21, a banknote receiving/dispensing device 22 (money processing device), and a new note payment device 23; It comprises a coin processing unit 33 having a coin depositing/withdrawing device 31 and a coin roll payment device 32 (money processing device), and a plurality of, specifically, two display devices 11 . The money handling system 10 also includes a plurality, specifically two printers 34, a mailing post 35, a plurality, specifically two numeric keypad devices 36, and a plurality, specifically two veins. An authentication device 37 and a back plate 38 are provided. The money handling system 10 is operated by an operator while viewing the screen displayed on the display device 11, thereby allowing the operator to receive cash (loose banknotes, loose coins), banknotes (loose, small bundles, new banknotes) and coins. It is used to withdraw (loose/money rolls) and manage the amount of money held in the branch.

The small bundle storage/dispensing device 21 is provided at the left end position of the money handling system 10 . The small bundle storing/dispensing device 21 collects and bundles a predetermined number of loose banknotes delivered from the bill receiving/dispensing device 22 adjacent to the right to create a small bundle. The small bundle storing and dispensing device 21 stores the prepared small bundles and dispenses the stored small bundles from an openable and closable small bundle dispensing port 41 provided from the upper part of the front surface to the front part of the upper surface.

The banknote deposit/withdrawal device 22 is provided to the right of the small bundle storing/dispensing device 21 . The banknote deposit/withdrawal device 22 is provided with an openable/closable banknote deposit/withdrawal port 43 at the upper front portion, and an openable/closable banknote return port 44 at the front portion of the upper surface. The banknote deposit/withdrawal device 22 identifies loose banknotes thrown into a banknote deposit/withdrawal port 43, counts acceptable loose banknotes and stores them by denomination, while returning unacceptable loose banknotes to a banknote return port 44. return. Further, the banknote deposit/withdrawal device 22 dispenses stored loose banknotes from the banknote deposit/withdrawal port 43 .

The new note payment device 23 is installed behind the small bundle payment port 41 on the upper surface of the small bundle storage and payment device 21 . The new bill payment device 23 dispenses stored new bills from a new bill dispensing port 46 shown in FIG. 2 which can be opened and closed on the front side. One printer 34 is installed on the upper surface of the new note payment device 23 .

The loose coin deposit/withdrawal device 31 is provided to the right of the banknote deposit/withdrawal device 22 . As shown in FIG. 1, the loose coin deposit/withdrawal device 31 is provided with a coin deposit port 51 that can be opened and closed on the upper surface. As shown in FIG. 2, the loose coin depositing/dispensing device 31 is provided with a coin dispensing box 52 and a coin return box 53 that can be pulled out from the front surface. A loose coin deposit/withdrawal device 31 identifies loose coins thrown into a coin deposit port 51, counts acceptable loose coins and stores them by denomination, while disposing unacceptable loose coins in a coin return box 53. return. Also, the loose coin deposit/withdrawal device 31 dispenses the stored loose coins to the coin dispensing box 52 .

As shown in FIG. 1 , a printer 34 and a posting post 35 are installed on the upper surface of the loose coin deposit/withdrawal device 31 behind the coin deposit port 51 . Of these, a mailing post 35 is provided on the left side, and a printer 34 is provided on the right side.

The coin-roll payment device 32 is provided on the right side of the loose coin deposit/withdrawal device 31 and at the right end position of the money handling system 10 . The coin-roll payment device 32 collects and packs a predetermined number of loose coins fed from the loose coin receiving/dispensing device 31 to prepare a coin-roll. The coin-roll payment device 32 stores the prepared coin-rolls and dispenses the stored coin-rolls from an openable and closable coin-roll withdrawal port 55 provided from the upper part of the front surface to the front part of the upper surface.

The back plate 38 is attached to the left side of the banknote processing unit 24, the back of the banknote processing unit 24 and the coin processing unit 33, and the right side of the coin processing unit 33. , the rear end position of the upper surface of the bill processing unit 24 and the coin processing unit 33, and the right end position of the upper surface of the coin processing unit 33, and rise above these upper surfaces. The back plate 38 is a partition that hides the wiring of the display device 11, the printer 34, and the like, which are installed on the upper surfaces of the banknote processing unit 24 and the coin processing unit 33. As shown in FIG.

One display device 11 is installed on the upper surface of the bill depositing/withdrawing device 22 and one is installed on the upper surface of the coin-roll payment device 32 . One ten-key device 36 is placed on the upper left end position of the upper surface of the loose coin deposit/withdrawal device 31, and one is placed on the upper surface of a mounting table 58 fixed to the right side surface of the coin-roll payment device 32. there is One vein authentication device 37 is placed behind the ten-key device 36 on the left end of the top surface of the loose coin deposit/withdrawal device 31, and one is placed behind the ten-key device 36 on the top surface of the mounting table 58. It is

The display device 11 installed on the upper surface of the banknote depositing/dispensing device 22, the ten-key device 36 and the vein authentication device 37 installed on the left end of the top surface of the loose coin depositing/dispensing device 31 constitute a set of operation console 61. The display device 11 installed on the upper surface of the payment device 32 , the ten-key device 36 and the vein authentication device 37 placed on the placing table 58 constitute a set of operator console 61 . That is, the money handling system 10 has a two-table specification.

By making the money handling system 10 into the two-table specification in this way, two operators can operate the money handling system 10 at the same time, and the workability is excellent. In addition, in the money handling system 10, one operator operates one operation console 61 to perform banknote deposit/withdrawal processing, and the other operator operates the other operation console 61 to perform coin deposit/withdrawal processing. If the processes performed by two operators do not interfere with each other, for example, two operators can simultaneously perform processes in parallel, resulting in excellent workability. Furthermore, when the processes interfere with each other, priority is given to the processing of the operator who operated the operator console 61 first. After waiting for the completion of the processing of the operator who operated , the processing of the operator who operated later is started. Even if the processes interfere in this way, the operation itself such as input can be performed by two operators at the same time, so workability is excellent.

As shown in FIG. 3 , the banknote deposit/withdrawal device 22 has a box-shaped housing 70 that opens forward, and a drawer section 71 (movable section) that is movably connected to the housing 70 . The drawer portion 71 is connected to the housing 70 via slide rails 72 provided on both left and right sides. Guided by the slide rails 72 , the drawer portion 71 is movable only in the front-rear direction with respect to the housing 70 while maintaining a fixed vertical and horizontal position. The drawer portion 71 can be drawn forward from the housing 70 and can be pushed backward into the housing 70 .

The banknote deposit/withdrawal device 22 has a lock portion 74 such as an electromagnetic lock that locks the drawer portion 71 movable with respect to the housing 70 to the housing 70 . The drawer portion 71 is normally locked to the housing 70 by the locking portion 74 in a state of being pushed to the farthest side with respect to the housing 70 . Hereinafter, this state of the drawer portion 71 will be referred to as "normal use state".

The drawer portion 71 is provided with a banknote deposit/withdrawal port 43 on the front upper portion thereof, and a banknote return port 44 on the upper front portion thereof. The drawer portion 71 is formed with a front wall portion 80 that rises upward from the rear end edge portion of a horizontally expanding upper surface portion 75 provided with the banknote return port 44 behind the banknote return port 44 . The front wall portion 80 has a forwardly facing lower front face portion 76 (face portion) at its lower portion and an upper front face portion 77 (face portion) facing forward at its upper portion. The lower front surface portion 76 extends perpendicularly to the drawing direction of the drawer portion 71, that is, the front-rear direction. Slightly sloping upward and wide.

The lower front surface portion 76 and the upper front surface portion 77 are separated from the housing 70 when the drawer portion 71 is pulled out from the housing 70 , and approach the housing 70 when the drawer portion 71 is pushed into the housing 70 . Therefore, the drawer portion 71 includes a lower front surface portion 76 and an upper front surface portion 77 that are separable from the housing 70 . The drawer portion 71 includes an upper surface portion 78 extending horizontally rearward from the upper edge portion of the upper front surface portion 77 and a rear surface portion 79 extending downward from the rear edge portion of the upper surface portion 78 so as to extend perpendicularly to the front-rear direction. and The upper surface portion 78 is arranged above the upper surface portion 75 in which the banknote return port 44 is provided, and is arranged on the same plane as the upper surface 73 of the housing 70 .

In the drawer part 71, a part that is stored in the housing 70 when pushed in and exposed outside the housing 70 when pulled out is provided with functions for feeding bills from the bill receiving/dispensing port 43, conveying bills, identifying bills, and handling bills. A banknote processing unit 81 (money processing unit) that performs processing such as counting, temporary storage of banknotes, storage of banknotes, return of banknotes to the banknote return port 44, and withdrawal of banknotes to the banknote deposit/withdrawal port 43 is provided. It is In the banknote depositing/withdrawing device 22 , the banknote processing unit 81 is provided only in the drawer unit 71 , but may be provided only in the housing 70 , and may be provided in both the housing 70 and the drawer unit 71 . It's okay to be there. That is, the banknote processing section 81 may be provided in at least one of the housing 70 and the drawer section 71 .

Then, as shown in FIG. 1, one display device 11 is installed on the upper surface 73 of the housing 70 of the banknote deposit/withdrawal device 22 .

As shown in FIG. 4, the coin-roll payout device 32 has a box-shaped housing 90 that opens forward, and a door section 91 (movable section) movably connected to the housing 90 . The door portion 91 is rotatable with respect to the housing 90 about a rotation shaft (not shown) provided vertically on the right side of the front end of the housing 90 . The door portion 91 rotates forward right to open the housing 90 and rotates rearward left to close the housing 90 while maintaining a constant position in the vertical direction with respect to the housing 90 .

The coin-roll payment device 32 has a lock section 94 such as an electromagnetic lock that locks the door section 91 movable with respect to the housing 90 to the housing 90 . The door portion 91 is normally locked to the housing 90 by a lock portion 94 such as an electromagnetic lock while the housing 90 is closed. Hereinafter, this state of the door portion 91 is referred to as "normal use state".

The door portion 91 is provided with a coin roll dispensing port 55 extending from the upper front portion to the front portion of the upper surface in normal use. In the normal use state, the door portion 91 has a front wall portion 96 that rises upward from the rear end edge of a horizontally spreading upper surface portion 95 provided with the coin roll withdrawal port 55 behind the coin roll withdrawal port 55 . is formed. The front wall portion 96 of the door portion 91 in the normal use state has a front surface portion 97 (surface portion) facing forward. It spreads slightly sloping upward to the rear so that it is positioned.

The front portion 97 is separated from the housing 90 when the door portion 91 is opened, and approaches the housing 90 when the door portion 91 is closed. Therefore, the door portion 91 includes a front portion 97 that can be separated from the housing 90 . The door portion 91 has an upper surface portion 98 that extends horizontally rearward from the upper edge portion of the front surface portion 97 when in normal use, and a lower surface portion 98 that extends downward from the rear edge portion of the upper surface portion 98 so as to extend orthogonally in the front-rear direction. and an extending rear face portion 99 . The upper surface portion 98 is arranged above the upper surface portion 95 in which the coin-roll dispensing port 55 is provided, and is arranged on the same plane as the upper surface 93 of the housing 90 .

The housing 90 has, in the portion exposed to the outside when the door 91 is opened, coin transport, coin identification, coin counting, coin stacking, coin wrapping, coin roll storage, coin roll transport, and coin roll transport. A coin-roll processing unit 101 (money processing unit) is provided for performing processing such as withdrawal toward the coin-roll withdrawal port 55 of money. Note that the coin-roll processing section 101 may be provided on both the housing 90 and the door portion 91 , or may be provided only on the door portion 91 . That is, the coin-roll processing section 101 may be provided on at least one of the housing 90 and the door section 91 .

Then, as shown in FIG. 1, the other display device 11 is installed on the upper surface 93 of the housing 90 of the coin-roll payment device 32 .

In the money processing system 10, one display device 11 is installed on the upper surface 73 of the housing 70 of the banknote depositing/dispensing device 22, and another display is installed on the upper surface 93 of the housing 90 of the coin-roll payment device 32. Although the device 11 is installed, the configuration of each display device 11 is the same. Therefore, here, the display device 11 installed in the banknote deposit/withdrawal device 22 will be described as an example. Only different points of the display device 11 installed in the coin-roll payment device 32 will be described.

The display device 11 installed in the banknote deposit/withdrawal device 22 includes a main body portion 111 placed on the upper surface 73 of the housing 70 and a plate-like display portion 112 connected to the front portion of the main body portion 111. there is The display portion 112 is parallel to the upper front surface portion 77 of the drawer portion 71 in the normal use state, and is therefore inclined such that the upper portion is located slightly rearward from the lower portion.

The display device 11 installed in the coin-roll payment device 32 has the main body 111 mounted on the upper surface 93 of the housing 90 and the display unit 112 mounted on the front surface 97 of the door 91 in normal use. parallel.

The display unit 112 has a display 115 that displays a screen for the operator on the front surface opposite to the main body unit 111, and a touch panel 116 that is provided on the front surface of the screen of the display 115 and receives an operation input. there is In other words, the display unit 112 functions as display means for displaying screens for the operator, and also functions as operation means for receiving operation input by the operator.

As shown in FIG. 5, the display unit 112 has an IC card reader 118 and a magnetic card reader 119 facing forward at a lower portion below the display 115 and the touch panel 116 . Of these, an IC card reader 118 is provided on the left side, and a magnetic card reader 119 is provided on the right side.

The display unit 112 of the display device 11 can slide vertically along the tilt direction while maintaining the tilted state with respect to the main body 111 . During normal operation, as shown in FIG. 5A, the display portion 112 is positioned at the lower portion of the sliding range and protrudes downward from the main body portion 111 . As a result, the display device 11 installed in the banknote deposit/withdrawal device 22 is arranged such that the lower portion of the display section 112 is arranged in front of the drawer section 71 in normal operation, as shown in FIG. When viewed from the front, the display portion 112 overlaps with the drawer portion 71 . Hereinafter, this state of the display device 11 will be referred to as "normal operation state".

In other words, in the normal operation state, the lower part of the display unit 112 is aligned vertically and horizontally with the lower front surface part 76 and the upper front surface part 77 of the drawer part 71 in the normal use state. It will be in a state of overlapping front and back. In other words, in the normal operation state, the lower portion of the display section 112 overlaps the drawer section 71 in the normal use state ahead of the drawer section 71 in the movement direction with respect to the housing 70 . In other words, in the normal operation state, the lower part of the display unit 112 is positioned in a direction orthogonal to the separation direction of the lower front surface part 76 and the upper front surface part 77 of the drawer part 71 in the normal use state from the housing 70. It overlaps with the lower front surface portion 76 and the upper front surface portion 77, and overlaps the lower front surface portion 76 and the upper front surface portion 77 of the drawer portion 71 in the normal use state in the separation direction from the housing 70. Become. In other words, in the normal operation state, the lower part of the display unit 112 is arranged on the locus of movement of the lower front surface portion 76 and the upper front surface portion 77 of the drawer portion 71 in the normal use state in the direction away from the housing 70. become a state.

Therefore, when pulling out the drawer portion 71 in the normal use state from the housing 70, the display portion 112 is manually moved upward from the normal operation state as shown in FIG. 6B, the lower part of the display part 112 is retracted from the front of the drawer part 71, and the drawer part 71 Do not overlap the front of the device. This state of the display device 11 is hereinafter referred to as a "retracted state". The body portion 111 of the display device 11 excluding the display portion 112 is placed on the upper surface 73 of the housing 70 and does not overlap with the front of the drawer portion 71 in normal use. 11 is also in a state where it does not overlap the front of the device with the drawer portion 71 in the normal use state.

In other words, in the retracted state, the display unit 112 and the display device 11 including the display unit 112 are displaced in the vertical direction with respect to the lower front surface portion 76 and the upper front surface portion 77 of the drawer portion 71 in the normal use state. It will be in a state where it does not overlap front and back. In other words, in the retracted state, the display unit 112 and the display device 11 including the display unit 112 do not overlap the drawer unit 71 in the normal use state in the moving direction of the drawer unit 71 relative to the housing 70 when the drawer unit 71 is drawn out. become. In other words, in the retracted state, the display unit 112 and the display device 11 including the display unit 112 are perpendicular to the separation direction of the lower front surface portion 76 and the upper front surface portion 77 of the drawer portion 71 in the normal use state from the housing 70. The position of the direction is shifted with respect to the lower front surface portion 76 and the upper front surface portion 77, and the lower front surface portion 76 and the upper front surface portion 77 of the drawer portion 71 in the normal use state are separated from the housing 70. will not overlap. In other words, in the retracted state, the display unit 112 and the display device 11 including the display unit 112 are positioned on the locus of movement of the lower front surface portion 76 and the upper front surface portion 77 of the drawer portion 71 in the normal use state in the separation direction from the housing 70 . not in the state.

After that, when returning to the normal operation state again, the display unit 112 is manually moved downward from the retracted state as shown in FIG. It is positioned at the lower position so as to protrude downward from the body portion 111 . As a result, as shown in FIG. 6A, the lower portion of the display section 112 is positioned in front of the drawer section 71 in the normal use state, and the display section 112 is positioned between the drawer section 71 and the housing 70 of the drawer section 71. As shown in FIG. It will be in a normal operation state overlapping with the movement direction when pulling out from.

As described above, the display unit 112 of the display device 11 installed in the banknote deposit/withdrawal device 22 is provided to be vertically slidable with respect to the housing 70 of the banknote deposit/withdrawal device 22 via the main body 111. It is possible to switch between a state in which the lower front surface portion 76 and the upper front surface portion 77 of the portion 71 overlap in the separation direction from the housing 70 and a state in which they do not overlap. Since the main body portion 111 of the display device 11 does not always overlap the lower front surface portion 76 of the drawer portion 71 and the upper front surface portion 77 of the display device 11 in the separation direction from the housing 70, the drawer portion 71 as a whole does not overlap. It is possible to switch between a state in which the lower front surface portion 76 and the upper front surface portion 77 overlap in the separation direction from the housing 70 and a state in which they do not overlap.

The display device 11 installed in the coin-roll payment device 32 has a lower portion of the display portion 112 arranged in front of the door portion 91 in a normal operation state, and when viewed from the front (front view), the display portion 112 is displayed normally. It comes to overlap with the door portion 91 in use. In other words, in the normal operation state, the lower portion of the display portion 112 is positioned vertically and horizontally over the front portion 97 of the front wall portion 96 of the door portion 91 in the normal use state. becomes a state that overlaps with In other words, in the normal operation state, the lower portion of the display portion 112 overlaps the door portion 91 in the normal use state ahead of the door portion 91 in the movement direction with respect to the housing 90 . In other words, in the normal operation state, the lower portion of the display portion 112 overlaps the front portion 97 of the door portion 91 in the normal use state in the direction away from the housing 90 . In other words, in the normal operation state, the lower portion of the display section 112 is positioned on the locus of movement of the front surface portion 97 of the door section 91 in the normal use state in the separation direction from the housing 90 .

In addition, when the display device 11 installed in the coin-roll payment device 32 is in a retracted state, the lower portion of the display portion 112 is retracted from the front of the device of the door portion 91, and when viewed from the front (front view), the display device 11 is in a normal use state. A certain door portion 91 is prevented from being overlapped with the front of the device. In other words, in the retracted state, the display unit 112 and the display device 11 including the display unit 112 are displaced in the vertical direction with respect to the front surface portion 97 of the door portion 91 in the normal use state, so that they do not overlap in the front and rear directions. Become. In other words, in the retracted state, the display unit 112 and the display device 11 including the display unit 112 do not overlap the door unit 91 in the normal use state in the movement direction of the door unit 91 relative to the housing 90 when the door unit 91 is opened. become. In other words, in the retracted state, the display unit 112 and the display device 11 including the display unit 112 do not overlap the front surface portion 97 of the door portion 91 in normal use in the separation direction from the housing 90 . In other words, in the retracted state, the display unit 112 and the display device 11 including the display unit 112 are not on the locus of movement of the front surface portion 97 of the door portion 91 in the normal use state in the separation direction from the housing 90 .

As described above, the display unit 112 of the display device 11 installed in the coin-roll payment device 32 is provided to be vertically slidable with respect to the housing 90 of the coin-roll payment device 32 via the main body 111, and the door It is possible to switch between a state in which the front portion 97 of the portion 91 overlaps in the separation direction from the housing 90 and a state in which it does not overlap. Since the body portion 111 of the display device 11 does not always overlap the front portion 97 of the door portion 91 in the separation direction from the housing 90 , the front portion 97 of the door portion 91 as a whole can It is possible to switch between a state of overlapping in the separation direction from 90 and a state of not overlapping.

As shown in FIG. 7, a pair of guide recesses 132 are provided on both left and right sides of the rear portion of the display section 112 so as to form a recessed shape recessed forward from the rear surface 131 and extend in the vertical direction. Guide rails 133 are fixed to the side surfaces of the guide recesses 132 that are parallel to each other and that are closer to each other so as to extend in the vertical direction in parallel with the rear surface 131 . The upper ends of the guide recesses 132 form lower position regulating portions 135 extending downward perpendicularly to the extending direction of the guide recesses 132 .

A restricting portion 136 is provided on the side of the guide rail 133 in the left-right direction at the lower portion of each of the pair of guide recesses 132 . The upper surfaces of these restricting portions 136 form upper position restricting portions 137 that extend orthogonally to the extending direction of the guide recesses 132 , and the lower surfaces of these restricting portions 136 extend orthogonally to the extending direction of the guide recesses 132 . descent restricting portion 138 that spreads out.

As shown in FIG. 8, the front surface 141 of the main body portion 111 is inclined so that the upper portion is located slightly rearward from the lower portion with respect to the surface extending perpendicularly to the front-rear direction, and as shown in FIG. , when the main body 111 is installed in the banknote depositing/dispensing device 22, it is arranged on the same plane as the upper front surface portion 77 of the drawer portion 71 in the normal use state. When installed in the coin-roll payment device 32, the front surface 141 of the body portion 111 is arranged on the same plane as the front surface portion 97 of the door portion 91 in the normal use state.

As shown in FIG. 8, the front portion of the main body portion 111 is provided with a concave front concave portion 142 that is concave to the rear of the front surface 141 . A pair of support portions 143 are fixed to the left and right sides of the front concave portion 142 so as to protrude forward from the front surface 141 . Guide carriages 144 are fixed to the side surfaces of the supporting portions 143 on the near side facing each other so as to extend in the vertical direction in parallel with the front surface 141 .

The pair of support portions 143 of the main body portion 111 are inserted into corresponding ones of the pair of guide recesses 132 of the display portion 112, respectively. 111 pairs of guide carriages 144 are connected to each other. Then, as shown in FIG. 9, the rear surface 131 of the display unit 112 is parallel to the front surface 141 of the main body unit 111 and faces them at a certain distance. In this state, the pair of guide rails 133 of the display unit 112 runs on the pair of guide carriages 144, and as a result, the display unit 112 slides in the extending directions of the guide rails 133 and the guide carriages 144 with respect to the main unit 111. move. Therefore, the display unit 112 is supported by the main body 111 and slides up and down with respect to the main body 111 while maintaining a state where the rear surface 131 is parallel to the front surface 141 of the main body 111 and opposed to the front surface 141 with a certain distance. move.

Here, as shown in FIG. 9A, when the display section 112 is in the normal operation state, the lower position restricting section 135 at the upper end of the guide recess 132 contacts the upper surface of the support section 143 of the main body section 111. The contact restricts the display unit 112 from further downward movement with respect to the main body unit 111 .

On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 9B, when the display portion 112 is in the retracted state, the upper position regulating portion 137 of the regulating portion 136 provided at the lower portion of the guide concave portion 132 is positioned above the support portion 143. By coming into contact with the lower surface, the display section 112 is restricted from moving upward with respect to the main body section 111 any further.

At the front end of each of the pair of support portions 143, roller portions 146 rotatable about axes extending in the left-right direction are provided above and below. These roller portions 146 come into contact with the bottom surfaces of the corresponding guide recesses 132 . Therefore, the display section 112 smoothly slides on the main body section 111 while rolling the roller section 146 .

As shown in FIG. 7 , a rack gear 151 is provided between the pair of guide recesses 132 at the rear portion of the display section 112 so as to extend parallel to the guide recesses 132 . On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 8, a pinion gear 152 is provided in the front concave portion 142 of the main body portion 111 so as to be rotatable about the left-right axis. Then, when the pair of guide carriages 144 of the body portion 111 are connected to the pair of guide rails 133 of the display portion 112, as shown in FIG. 10, the rack gear 151 and the pinion gear 152 are engaged.

The pinion gear 152, as shown in FIG. 8, is connected to a one-way clutch 155 (resistance portion). When the one-way clutch 155 moves the display unit 112 upward and shifts from the normal operation state to the retracted state, the one-way clutch 155 does not generate a rotational load on the pinion gear 152 that rotates in conjunction with this, and moves the display unit 112 downward. When moving in the direction and switching from the retracted state to the normal operating state, a rotational load is generated on the pinion gear 152 that rotates in conjunction with this.

That is, the one-way clutch 155 causes the display portion 112 of the display device 11 to generate a higher resistance force when the display portion 112 is lowered than when it is raised. Therefore, while the display unit 112 can be easily brought into the retracted state, it is possible to prevent the display unit 112 from falling abruptly. Therefore, as shown in FIG. 9A, when the display portion 112 is lowered, the impact caused by the contact between the lower position regulating portion 135 and the upper surface of the support portion 143 of the main body portion 111 can be reduced.

As shown in FIG. 7 , a pair of grips 161 that are gripped by the operator's hands when sliding the display 112 relative to the main body 111 are provided on both left and right edges of the rear surface 131 side of the display 112 . It is recessed forward from the rear surface 131 . The left grip portion 161 is exposed to the left side surface of the display portion 112 , and the right grip portion 161 is exposed to the right side surface of the display portion 112 .

Engaging portions 172 of engaging members 171 are provided in the vicinity of the upper position regulating portion 137 in the guide recesses 132 on both sides of the display portion 112 . These engaging portions 172 are arranged on the opposite side of the guide rail 133 in the horizontal direction from the restricting portion 136 in the guide recess 132 in which they are arranged. As shown in FIG. 9A, the engaging member 171 is rotatable around a pair of upper and lower rotating shafts 173 fixedly provided in the display section 112 . The pair of rotating shafts 173 extends along the extending direction of the guide recess 132 , in other words, along the sliding direction of the display section 112 . Rotate.

The engaging member 171 is provided with a pair of rotating shafts 173 on the side opposite to the lateral guide rail 133 , and an engaging portion 172 on the side of the lateral guide rail 133 . The engaging member 171 has a flat plate-shaped base plate portion 174 that extends along the bottom surface of the guide recess 132 within the guide recess 132. A pair of rotating shafts 173 protrude vertically from the base plate portion 174, An engaging portion 172 protrudes rearward from the base plate portion 174 . The engaging member 171 is urged by an urging member (not shown) such as a spring so that the engaging portion 172 is positioned rearward, that is, toward the rear surface 131 of the display portion 112 .

A lock release lever 175 is fixed to the base plate portion 174 so as to protrude rearward from the rear surface of the lower portion on the left-right direction rotation shaft 173 side. The unlocking lever 175 has a shape in which the protrusion height from the base plate portion 174 increases toward the engaging portion 172 side in the left-right direction. As shown in FIG. 7 , the engaging member 171 is arranged on the front side of the grip portion 161 , and the lock release lever 175 protrudes rearward from an opening 176 at the lower end of the grip portion 161 . When the operator grips the grip portion 161 by hand and presses forward the lock release lever 175 projecting from the opening 176 , the engaging portion 172 moves forward within the guide recess 132 .

As shown in FIG. 11, the engaging portion 172 protrudes rearward from the base plate portion 174 and includes an engaging main body portion 177 that extends perpendicularly to the axial direction of the rotating shaft 173 including the lower surface thereof, and an engaging main body portion. 177 and an engagement guide portion 178 extending upward and forward from the rear end edge portion of 177 . The lower surface of the engaging main body portion 177 extends perpendicularly to the sliding direction of the display portion 112 . The engagement guide portion 178 is inclined at an acute angle with respect to the engagement body portion 177 and is inclined so as to approach the base plate portion 174 and the lower position regulating portion 135 toward the extension tip side.

A lock member 181 is fixed to the front concave portion 142 of the main body portion 111 . The lock member 181 includes a lock main body portion 182 that is fixed to the bottom surface of the front recessed portion 142 and extends forward from the front surface 141 of the main body portion 111 perpendicularly to the front surface 141 of the main body portion 111 , and a front end edge portion of the lock main body portion 182 . and an extension portion 184 extending from the rear edge portion of the lock guide portion 183 to the bottom surface of the front concave portion 142 and fixed to the bottom surface.

The lock main body 182 including its upper surface extends perpendicularly to the axial direction of the rotation shaft 173 of the engaging member 171 , and extends perpendicularly to the sliding direction of the display section 112 . The lock guide portion 183 forms an acute angle with respect to the lock main body portion 182 , and is inclined toward the lower position regulating portion 135 in the axial direction of the rotation shaft 173 toward the side opposite to the extension portion 184 .

7 and the locking member 181 of the main body 111 shown in FIG. 8 are engaged with each other as shown in FIG. Retained in a retracted state. Specifically, as shown in FIG. 11, the lower surface of the engaging main body portion 177 of the engaging member 171 and the upper surface of the locking main body portion 182 of the locking member 181 come into contact with each other, so that the display portion 112 is moved from the main body. It is locked by the portion 111 and held in the retracted state.

Then, the operator pushes the lock release lever 175 of the engagement member 171 forward to rotate the engagement member 171 forward about the pair of rotation shafts 173 as shown in FIG. By moving the portion 172 forward, the engagement state between the engaging portion 172 and the lock member 181 is released. That is, surface contact between the lower surface of the engaging main body portion 177 of the engaging member 171 and the upper surface of the locking main body portion 182 of the locking member 181 is released, and the engaging portion 172 and the locking member 181 allow the display portion 112 to slide. It should be in a state where it does not overlap when viewed in the direction. By moving the display unit 112 downward in this state, the display unit 112 can be changed from the retracted state to the normal operation state.

As shown in FIG. 11, when the lock release lever 175 is not pressed, the engagement guide portion 178 inclined upward and forward from the tip of the engaging portion 172 and the tip of the lock member 181 directed upward and forward. It overlaps with the inclined lock guide portion 183 when viewed in the sliding direction of the display portion 112 . Therefore, when the operator moves the display unit 112 upward to switch from the normal operation state to the retracted state, the engagement guide portion 178 first comes into contact with the lock guide portion 183 from below. In conjunction with the upward movement of the portion 112, the lock guide portion 183 presses the engagement guide portion 178 forward, and the engagement member 171 is rotated around the rotation shaft 173 so that the engagement portion 172 moves forward. move.

Thereafter, when the operator further moves the display portion 112 upward so that the lower surface of the engaging main body portion 177 is arranged above the upper surface of the locking main body portion 182, the engaging member 171 is pushed by the biasing member. It is rotated toward the rear surface 131 side of the display unit 112 . Then, the engagement main body portion 177 and the lock main body portion 182 can be engaged again. As described above, when the operator only moves the display section 112 upward, the engaging section 172 and the locking member 181 are automatically engaged, and the display section 112 can be held in the retracted state. become.

As shown in FIG. 11 , the base plate portion 174 of the engaging member 171 is provided with a detecting portion 191 above the engaging portion 172 at the end portion on the side of the engaging portion 172 in the horizontal direction. Correspondingly, the supporting portion 143 of the main body portion 111 is provided with a detection sensor 192 for detecting the engagement state between the engaging portion 172 and the locking member 181 . The detection portion 191 and the detection sensor 192 are provided so as to contact each other when the display portion 112 is in the retracted state and the engagement portion 172 and the lock member 181 are engaged with each other.

The detection sensor 192 detects that the display portion 112 is in the retracted state and the engagement portion 172 and the lock member 181 are in the engagement state when the detection portion 191 comes into contact with the detection portion 191 and is turned on. When it is in the off state without contact, it detects that it is not in this state. Thereby, the detection sensor 192 can detect whether or not the display portion 112 is locked by engaging the engaging portion 172 and the locking member 181 in the retracted state.

Only when the detection sensor 192 of the display device 11 installed in the banknote deposit/withdrawal device 22 detects that the display unit 112 is locked, the drawer unit 71 is unlocked by the lock unit 74 which is an electromagnetic lock. , so that the drawer portion 71 can be pulled out from the housing 70 . In the display device 11 installed in the banknote deposit/withdrawal device 22, when the detection sensor 192 detects that the display unit 112 is locked, the display unit 112 is in the retracted state, and is below the drawer unit 71 in normal use. The front face portion 76 and the upper front face portion 77 do not overlap in the separation direction from the housing 70 .

Conversely, if the lock of the display unit 112 is not detected by the detection sensor 192 of the display device 11 installed therein, the bill depositing/dispensing device 22 does not release the lock of the drawer unit 71 by the lock unit 74, and the housing is closed. The drawing of the drawer portion 71 from the body 70 is regulated. In the display device 11 installed in the banknote deposit/withdrawal device 22, the state in which the detection sensor 192 does not detect that the display unit 112 is locked means that the display unit 112 is in the normal operation state and is under the drawer unit 71 in the normal use state. It includes a state in which the front surface portion 76 and the upper front surface portion 77 overlap in the separation direction from the housing 70 .

Therefore, the lock portion 74 of the bill depositing/dispensing device 22 overlaps the display portion 112 of the display device 11 provided in the bill depositing/dispensing device 22 in the separation direction of the lower front surface portion 76 and the upper front surface portion 77 from the housing 70 . In this state, the lock of the drawer portion 71 cannot be released, and in the state of not overlapping, the lock of the drawer portion 71 can be released. As a result, the display unit 112 of the display device 11 provided in the banknote deposit/withdrawal device 22 overlaps with the drawer unit 71, and the drawer unit 71 is pulled out from the housing 70 to bring the display unit 112 and the drawer unit 71 into contact with each other. can be prevented.

Moreover, the lock portion 74 of the banknote depositing/dispensing device 22 is such that the display portion 112 of the display device 11 provided in the banknote depositing/dispensing device 22 overlaps the lower front surface portion 76 and the upper front surface portion 77 in the separation direction from the housing 70 . The lock of the drawer part 71 can be released when it is locked in a non-overlapping state, and the lock of the drawer part 71 cannot be released unless it is locked not only in the overlapping state but also in the non-overlapping state. As a result, the display unit 112 of the display device 11 provided in the banknote deposit/withdrawal device 22 overlaps with the drawer unit 71, and the drawer unit 71 is pulled out from the housing 70 to bring the display unit 112 and the drawer unit 71 into contact with each other. can be prevented more reliably.

In the coin-roll payment device 32 as well, only when the lock of the display unit 112 is detected by the detection sensor 192 of the display device 11 installed therein, the locking of the door 91 by the lock unit 94, which is an electromagnetic lock, is released. , the door portion 91 can be separated from the housing 90 . Conversely, if the lock of the display unit 112 is not detected by the detection sensor 192 of the display device 11 installed therein, the coin-roll payment device 32 does not unlock the lock unit 94 of the door unit 91 and closes the housing. The separation of the door portion 91 from the body 90 is regulated.

Therefore, when the display unit 112 of the display device 11 provided in the coin-roll payment device 32 overlaps the front face portion 97 in the separation direction from the housing 90 , the lock portion 94 of the coin-roll payment device 32 is locked. The lock cannot be released, and the lock of the door portion 91 can be released in a state in which they do not overlap. This prevents the display unit 112 and the door unit 91 from coming into contact with each other when the display unit 112 overlaps the door unit 91 in the display device 11 provided in the coin-roll payment device 32. be able to.

As shown in FIG. 8, the front concave portion 142 of the main body portion 111 is provided with a pair of left and right lowering control mechanisms 201 (sliding control portions) that prevent the display portion 112 from falling. As shown in FIG. 13, the descent restricting mechanism 201 includes a descent restricting fixing portion 203 fixedly provided on the main body portion 111 side, a plurality of guide pins 204 fixedly provided on the descent restricting fixing portion 203, A descent restricting support member 208 is movably supported by the guide pin 204 in the guide groove 207 with the descent restricting support portion 206 projecting forward. The descent restricting support member 208 is supported by the guide pin 204 in a state in which the guide groove 207 extends in the front-rear direction. It is possible to move in any direction.

The descent restricting mechanism 201 includes an urging member 211 which is a spring interposed between the descent restricting fixing portion 203 and the descent restricting support member 208 and biases the descent restricting support member 208 forward, and the descent restricting fixing portion 203. and an operating shaft 213 provided below the descent restricting support member 208 . The central axes of the support shaft 212 and the operating shaft 213 extend in the left-right direction, and the operating shaft 213 is arranged below the support shaft 212 .

The descent control mechanism 201 includes a link member 215 supported by a support shaft 212 and connected to an operating shaft 213, a roller portion 216 rotatably supported at the end of the link member 215 opposite to the support shaft 212, A biasing member 217, which is a spring, biases the link member 215 so that the roller portion 216 is positioned forward. The link member 215 is rotatably supported in a position-fixed manner with respect to a support shaft 212 provided in the lowering regulation fixing portion 203 , and rotates through an elongated hole 219 with respect to an operating shaft 213 provided in the lowering regulation support member 208 . They are movably and slidably connected. The link member 215 and the roller portion 216 rotate around an axis extending in the left-right direction.

The descent restricting mechanism 201 is configured such that a link member 215 rotatably provided on the descent restricting fixing portion 203 is rotated forward about a support shaft 212 from a retracted position as shown in FIG. 13(A). 13(B), the descent restriction support member 208, which engages the operating shaft 213 with the long hole 219 of the link member 215, is interlocked with the descent restriction fixing portion 203. While sliding the guide groove 207 against the guide pin 204, it moves forward from the retracted position shown in FIG. 13(A) to the engaged position shown in FIG. 13(B).

On the other hand, when the link member 215 is rotated rearward about the support shaft 212 from the forward position shown in FIG. 13(B) to the backward position shown in FIG. In conjunction with this, the descent restricting support member 208 moves rearward from the engaging position as shown in FIG. 13(B) to the retracted position as shown in FIG. 13(A).

As shown in FIG. 14(A), such a lowering regulation mechanism 201 is in a normal use state in which the drawer portion 71 of the banknote deposit/withdrawal device 22 in which the display device 11 is installed is accommodated in the housing 70. In this case, the roller portion 216 provided on the link member 215 is in contact with the upper surface portion 78 of the drawer portion 71, the rotation is restricted and arranged at the retracted position, and the descent regulation support member 208 is also arranged at the retracted position. It is

Then, when the drawer portion 71 is drawn out from the housing 70 from this state, the upper surface portion 78 of the drawer portion 71 is separated from the roller portion 216, and the biasing member 217 provided on the link member 215 and the descent restricting fixation. The link member 215 is rotated forward from the retracted position as shown in FIG. It is placed in the forward position as shown in (B). Then, the descent restricting support member 208 connected to the link member 215 is moved forward from the retracted position as shown in FIG. is placed in the engaged position as shown in FIG.

At this time, the descent restricting support portion 206 at the tip of the descent restricting support member 208 is arranged so as to engage with the descent restricting portion 138 of the regulating portion 136 of the display portion 112 or positioned slightly below the descent restricting portion 138 . be. In other words, the descent restricting support portion 206 is arranged on the locus of movement of the descent restricting portion 138 when the display portion 112 slides. As a result, even if the operator accidentally pushes the unlocking lever 175 while the drawer portion 71 is pulled out from the housing 70, the lowering restricting portion 138 engages with the lowering restricting support portion 206, thereby preventing the display portion from moving further. 112 can be restricted from going downward. Therefore, it is possible to prevent the display section 112 from moving downward while the drawer section 71 is drawn out from the housing 70 and the display section 112 and the drawer section 71 from coming into contact with each other.

On the other hand, after that, when the drawer portion 71 is pushed toward the housing 70 in order to accommodate the drawer portion 71 in the housing 70 , the rear surface portion 79 of the drawer portion 71 and the roller portion 216 provided on the link member 215 are pushed. When the drawer portion 71 is further pushed into the housing 70, the link member 215 is rotated backward from the forward position as shown in FIG. It is placed in a retracted position as shown in FIG. In conjunction therewith, the descent restricting support member 208 is moved rearward from the engaging position as shown in FIG. 14(B) and placed at the retracted position as shown in FIG. 14(A). Then, the descent restricting support portion 206 is not on the locus of movement of the descent restricting portion 138 when the display portion 112 slides. As a result, when the drawer portion 71 is pushed into the housing 70 in the normal use state, the display portion 112 can be lowered when the operator presses the lock release lever 175 .

Therefore, the descent regulation mechanism 201 of the display device 11 provided in the banknote deposit/withdrawal device 22 is such that the lower front surface portion 76 and the upper front surface portion 77 of the drawer portion 71 are lower than the case when the drawer portion 71 is in the normal use state. When separated from 70 , it abuts against the lowering restricting portion 138 of the display portion 112 to restrict the downward sliding of the display portion 112 . On the other hand, if the lower front surface portion 76 and the upper front surface portion 77 are not separated from the housing 70 more than when the drawer portion 71 is in the normal use state, they do not come into contact with the lowering restriction portion 138 of the display portion 112. , allows the display unit 112 to slide downward.

In the display device 11 provided in the coin-roll payment device 32, the descent regulation mechanism 201 is also provided in the link member 215 when the door portion 91 of the coin-roll payment device 32 is closed and in the normal use state. The roller portion 216 is in contact with the upper surface portion 98 of the door portion 91, and is arranged at the retracted position with its rotation restricted.

When the door portion 91 is opened from this state, the upper surface portion 98 of the door portion 91 is separated from the roller portion 216, and the link member 215 is arranged at the forward position. Then, the descent restricting support member 208 connected to the link member 215 is arranged at the engagement position, and the descent restricting support portion 206 is engaged with the descent restricting portion 138 of the display portion 112, or the descent restricting portion 138 is engaged with the descent restricting portion 138. is positioned slightly below the As a result, even if the operator accidentally pushes the unlocking lever 175 while the door portion 91 is open, the lowering restricting portion 138 engages the lowering restricting support portion 206, so that the display portion 112 moves downward any further. can be regulated not to go to Therefore, it is possible to prevent the display portion 112 from moving downward while the door portion 91 is open and the display portion 112 and the door portion 91 from coming into contact with each other.

On the other hand, when the door portion 91 is subsequently closed, the rear surface portion 99 of the door portion 91 and the roller portion 216 come into contact with each other. 216 is brought into contact with the upper surface portion 98 of the door portion 91 and arranged at the retracted position. In conjunction with this, the descent regulation support member 208 is arranged at the retracted position. As a result, when the operator presses the lock release lever 175, the display section 112 can be lowered when the door section 91 is closed and the display section 112 is normally used.

Therefore, the lowering control mechanism 201 of the display device 11 provided in the coin-roll payment device 32 has the front surface portion 97 of the door portion 91 separated from the housing 90 more than when the door portion 91 is in the normal use state. At this time, it abuts against the lowering restricting portion 138 of the display portion 112 to restrict the downward sliding of the display portion 112 . On the other hand, if the front surface portion 97 is not further away from the housing 90 than when the door portion 91 is in the normal use state, it does not come into contact with the lowering restriction portion 138 of the display portion 112, and the lower portion of the display portion 112 is lowered. allow sliding to

As shown in FIG. 7, the rear surface 131 of the display unit 112 is provided with a wiring opening 231 for discharging wiring of the display 115, the touch panel 116, the IC card reader 118, the magnetic card reader 119, etc. to the outside. Further, a wiring guide portion 232 is provided near the wiring guide portion 232 for guiding the wiring discharged from the wiring opening portion 231 to the rear (toward the main body portion 111 side). As shown in FIG. 8, the front concave portion 142 of the main body 111 is provided with a wiring opening 233 through which the wiring discharged from the main body 111 is inserted.

Further, the main body portion 111 is provided with a power supply portion (not shown) for the display device 11 and a control portion (not shown) for controlling the display device 11 . Furthermore, as shown in FIG. 8, a protective lid 235 is rotatably provided on the right side surface of the main body 111, and a power switch (not shown) is provided while being covered by the protective lid 235. As shown in FIG. Further, device gripping portions 236 that are gripped when the display device 11 is lifted are provided on both left and right side surfaces of the main body portion 111 .

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[Operation from switching the display unit 112 from the normal operation state to the retracted state until the drawer unit 71 in the normal use state is pulled out from the housing 70]

(Step 1) When it becomes necessary to pull out the drawer portion 71 in the normal use state from the housing 70 for maintenance or the like, the operator first displays the display unit 112 as necessary to pull out the drawer portion 71 from the housing 70 . Enter an operation. Then, an operation instruction (message/image) for moving the display unit 112 upward and retracting is displayed on the display unit 112, and the operation message is output from the speaker. Then, the operator manually brings the display unit 112 into contact with the upper position regulating portion 137 of the regulating portion 136 and the support portion 143 while gripping the grip portions 161 on the left and right sides of the display portion 112 by hand. up until

At this time, the pair of guide rails 133 of the display unit 112 slide on the pair of guide carriages 144 of the main body 111 to maintain parallelism between the rear surface 131 and the front surface 141 of the main body 111 and keep the gap constant. 141, it rises along the front surface 141. At this time, the rack gear 151 rotates the pinion gear 152 and rotates the one-way clutch 155, but the rotational resistance of the one-way clutch 155 is small. 112 is a force that resists its own weight. Further, at this time, the engagement guide portion 178 of the engagement member 171 contacts the lock guide portion 183 of the lock member 181 from below, and the engagement guide portion 178 is guided forward by the lock guide portion 183 to engage. The engagement member 171 including the guide portion 178 is rotated forward. After that, when the lower surface of the engaging main body portion 177 is arranged above the upper surface of the locking main body portion 182, the engaging member 171 is rotated toward the rear surface 131 side of the display portion 112 by an urging member (not shown). The engagement main body portion 177 and the lock main body portion 182 overlap each other when viewed in the direction of movement of the display portion 112, and the engagement portion 172 and the lock member 181 are brought into an engageable state.

(Step 2) Next, the operator releases the display unit 112 . Then, the display portion 112 moves slightly downward due to its own weight, and the engagement main body portion 177 and the lock main body portion 182 come into contact with each other, and the engagement portion 172 and the lock member 181 are engaged with each other. As a result, the display unit 112 is held in the retracted state.

At this time, the engaging member 171 is rotated toward the rear surface 131 of the display section 112 as described above, and the detection section 191 contacts the detection sensor 192 . Then, the detection sensor 192 is turned on, whereby it is detected that the display portion 112 is locked by engaging the engaging portion 172 and the locking member 181 in the retracted state. Then, the banknote deposit/withdrawal device 22 unlocks the drawer section 71 by the lock section 74 , and the drawer section 71 becomes ready to be drawn out from the housing 70 . In this state, the display section 112 is positioned above the drawer section 71 as a whole, and does not interfere with the drawing of the drawer section 71 from the housing 70 .

(Step 3) Next, the operator pulls out the drawer portion 71 from the housing 70 . Then, the roller portion 216 provided on the link member 215 rotates on the upper surface portion 78 of the drawer portion 71 with which it is in contact. The link member 215 is gradually rotated forward from the retracted position by the member 217 and the biasing member 211 to bring the roller portion 216 into contact with the rear surface portion 79 of the drawer portion 71. When the drawer portion 71 is further drawn out, It is arranged at the forward position and separated from the rear surface portion 79 of the drawer portion 71 . When moving from the retracted position to the advanced position in this way, the link member 215 pushes forward the operating shaft 213 arranged in the elongated hole 219 . Then, the descent restricting support member 208 moves forward from the retracted position while sliding the guide groove 207 with respect to the guide pin 204 , is arranged at the engaging position, and enters the lower side of the descent restricting portion 138 of the display section 112 .

When the drawer portion 71 is pulled out from the housing 70 as described above, the operator grips the grip portion 161 on the side of the display portion 112 and presses the lock release lever 175 with a finger to rotate the engagement member 171 . Even if it is moved, the descent restricting support member 208 comes into contact with the descent restricting portion 138 of the display portion 112 to restrict the descent of the display portion 112 , thereby restricting the contact with the drawer portion 71 . Further, when the engaging member 171 is rotated in this manner, the detection sensor 192 detects that the contact with the detection portion 191 has been released, and the display device 11 warns the display portion 112. A message or warning image is displayed, and at least one of a warning message and a warning sound is output from a speaker to issue a warning.

After the display unit 112 is changed from the normal operation state to the retracted state as described above, the drawer unit 71 in the normal use state can be pulled out from the housing 70 . That is, the drawer portion 71 can be pulled out from the housing 70 without interfering with the display device 11 .

In the case of the display device 11 installed on the upper surface 93 of the housing 90 of the coin-roll payment device 32 having the door portion 91 as shown in FIG. 112 is moved from the normal operation state to the retracted state, and when the detection sensor 192 detects that the display unit 112 is locked, the coin-roll payment device 32 releases the lock of the door unit 91 in the normal use state by the lock unit 94. Then, the door portion 91 is made rotatable with respect to the housing 90 . In this state, the display section 112 is positioned above the door section 91 as a whole, and does not interfere with the rotation of the door section 91 with respect to the housing 90 . Thereby, the door portion 91 can be opened with respect to the housing 90 without interfering with the display device 11 .

Thereafter, in (Step 3), the operator manually rotates the door portion 91 forward to open the front portion of the housing 90 . Then, after the roller portion 216 provided on the link member 215 comes into contact with the rear surface portion 99 from the upper surface portion 98 of the door portion 91, it is separated from the rear surface portion 99, thereby causing the link member 215 to move. , the descent restricting support member 208 is arranged at the engagement position and is inserted under the descent restricting portion 138 of the display portion 112 to restrict the descent of the display portion 112 .

[Operation from the state in which the drawer portion 71 is pulled out from the housing 70 until the display portion 112 returns to the normal operation state]

(Step 4) First, the operator pushes the drawer portion 71 toward the housing 70 to accommodate the drawer portion 71 in the housing 70 to put it in the normal use state. Then, the locking portion 74 locks the drawer portion 71 to the housing 70 at the pushed-in position.

When the drawer portion 71 is pushed toward the housing 70, the rear surface portion 79 of the drawer portion 71 and the roller portion 216 provided on the link member 215 come into contact with each other, and the roller portion 216 is pushed rearward by the rear surface portion 79. As a result, the link member 215 rotates backward from the forward position. When the roller portion 216 rides on the upper surface portion 78 of the drawer portion 71, the link member 215 is arranged at the retracted position. When moving from the forward position to the retracted position in this way, the link member 215 pushes the operating shaft 213 arranged in the long hole 219 rearward. Then, the descent restricting support member 208 is moved rearward from the engagement position while sliding the guide groove 207 against the guide pin 204 and is disposed at the retracted position, and retracts rearward from the descent restricting portion 138 of the display portion 112 .

(Step 5) Next, the operator pushes the lock release lever 175 forward with fingers while gripping the grip portion 161 on the side of the display portion 112 with the hand. Then, the engaging member 171 rotates forward to release the engaging state of the engaging portion 172 with the locking member 181 .

(Step 6) Next, the operator moves the display portion 112 downward until the lower position regulating portion 135 of the guide concave portion 132 abuts the support portion 143 while pressing the lock release lever 175 with a finger. Release the portion 112 and the lock release lever 175 . Then, the display unit 112 maintains the state where the lower position regulating portion 135 is engaged with the support portion 143 by its own weight. As a result, the display unit 112 is held in the normal operation state.

When the display section 112 is moved downward, the guide rail 133 of the display section 112 slides on the guide carriage 144 of the main body section 111 to maintain the parallelism between the rear surface 131 and the front surface 141 of the main body section 111 and to keep the gap therebetween. It descends along the front surface 141 while remaining constant. Also, at this time, the rack gear 151 rotates the pinion gear 152 and rotates the one-way clutch 155, and the one-way clutch 155 generates rotational resistance. Therefore, the lowering speed of the display portion 112 is slowed down, and the collision of the lower position regulating portion 135 with the support portion 143 is buffered.

As described above, after the drawer portion 71 is pushed in from the state in which the drawer portion 71 is pulled out from the housing 70, the display portion 112 is put into the normal operation state again.

In addition, in the case of the display device 11 installed on the upper surface 93 of the housing 90 of the coin-roll payment device 32 having the door portion 91 as shown in FIG. The portion 91 is rotated backward to bring the front portion of the housing 90 into a normal use state. Then, the lock portion 94 locks the door portion 91 to the housing 90 . When the door portion 91 is placed in the normal use state, the rear surface portion 99 of the door portion 91 and the roller portion 216 provided on the link member 215 are brought into contact with each other, and the roller portion 216 is pushed rearward by the rear surface portion 99 . As a result, the link member 215 is rotated rearward from the forward position, causing the roller portion 216 to ride on the upper surface portion 98 of the door portion 91, and is arranged at the backward position. Other processes are the same as those of the banknote deposit/withdrawal device 22 described above.

According to the money handling system 10 of the embodiment described above, in the display device 11 placed on the banknote depositing/dispensing device 22, the display portion 112 is arranged in the lower front portion 76 of the drawer portion 71 and the Even if the upper front surface portion 77 overlaps with the housing 70 in the separation direction, the display unit 112 can be slid with respect to the housing 70 during maintenance, and the lower front surface portion 76 and the upper front surface portion 77 of the drawer portion 71 can be displayed. It can be in a state of not overlapping in the separation direction from the body 70, so that the lower front surface portion 76 and the upper front surface portion 77 are separated from the housing 70 without causing the drawer portion 71 to interfere with the display device 11. It can be moved relative to the housing 70 . Therefore, it is possible to improve visibility and ensure maintainability.

Similarly, for the display device 11 placed on the coin-roll payment device 32, even if the display portion 112 is placed in a state in which the front portion 97 of the door portion 91 is separated from the housing 90 in order to improve visibility, During maintenance, the display unit 112 can be slid with respect to the housing 90 so that the front surface portion 97 of the door portion 91 does not overlap with the housing 90 in the separation direction. The front part 97 can be moved away from the housing 90 without interfering with the device 11 . Therefore, it is possible to improve visibility and ensure maintainability.

That is, by lowering the display section 112 so as to overlap the drawer section 71 and the door section 91, even a small operator can easily view the display section 112 and access the display section 112 easily. In addition, by lifting the display unit 112 so as not to overlap the drawer unit 71 and the door unit 91 , the drawer unit 71 is moved toward the housing 70 so that the lower front surface portion 76 and the upper front surface portion 77 thereof are separated from the housing 70 . Alternatively, the door portion 91 can be moved with respect to the housing 90 so that the front portion 97 thereof is spaced from the housing 90 . Therefore, the drawer portion 71 can be pulled forward from the housing 70 to access the inside of the banknote deposit/withdrawal device 22 , and the door portion 91 can be rotated forward to access the inside of the coin-roll payment device 32 . can.

Further, when the display device 11 placed on the banknote depositing/dispensing device 22 overlaps the lower front surface portion 76 and the upper front surface portion 77 of the drawer portion 71 in the separation direction from the housing 70 , the lock portion 74 does not move toward the drawer portion. This prevents the drawer portion 71 from interfering with the display device 11 because the lock of the drawer portion 71 cannot be released. Further, when the display device 11 does not overlap the lower front surface portion 76 and the upper front surface portion 77 of the drawer portion 71 in the separation direction from the housing 70, the lock portion 74 can unlock the drawer portion 71. The drawer portion 71 can be moved so that the lower front surface portion 76 and the upper front surface portion 77 are separated from the housing 70 without interfering with the display device 11 .

Even in the display device 11 placed on the coin-roll payment device 32, the locking portion 94 cannot unlock the door portion 91 when the front portion 97 of the door portion 91 overlaps with the housing 90 in the separation direction. As a result, the door portion 91 is prevented from interfering with the display device 11 . Further, when the display device 11 does not overlap the front face portion 97 of the door portion 91 in the separation direction from the housing 90 , the lock portion 94 can unlock the door portion 91 and interfere with the display device 11 . The door portion 91 can be moved so that the front surface portion 97 is separated from the housing 90 without any movement.

Moreover, when the display device 11 placed on the banknote deposit/withdrawal device 22 is locked in a state in which the lower front surface portion 76 and the upper front surface portion 77 of the drawer portion 71 do not overlap in the separation direction from the housing 70, , the lock portion 74 can unlock the drawer portion 71, so that the drawer portion 71 can be prevented from interfering with the display device 11 more reliably.

In the display device 11 placed on the coin-roll payment device 32 as well, when the front face portion 97 of the door portion 91 is locked so as not to overlap in the separation direction from the housing 90 , the lock portion 94 is locked to the door portion. Since the lock of the door 91 can be released, it is possible to more reliably prevent the door 91 from interfering with the display device 11 .

In addition, in the display device 11 placed on the banknote deposit/withdrawal device 22, the display portion 112 does not overlap the lower front surface portion 76 and the upper front surface portion 77 of the drawer portion 71 in the separation direction from the housing 70. Therefore, when the drawer portion 71 is pulled out and the lower front surface portion 76 and the upper front surface portion 77 are separated from the housing 70, the lowering restriction mechanism 201 restricts the sliding of the display portion 112. , the display portion 112 can be prevented from interfering with the drawer portion 71 that is moving with respect to the housing 70 or from interfering with the drawer portion 71 when the drawer portion 71 is pushed.

In the display device 11 placed on the coin-roll payment device 32, similarly, the display section 112 is in a state where the display section 112 does not overlap with the front section 97 of the door section 91 in the separation direction from the housing 90. 91 is opened and the front part 97 is separated from the housing 90 , the lowering restriction mechanism 201 restricts the sliding of the display unit 112 . However, it is possible to prevent interference with the moving door portion 91 or interference with the door portion 91 when the door portion 91 is closed.

Since the one-way clutch 155 generates a higher resistance when the display unit 112 is lowered than when the display unit 112 is raised, the display device 11 reduces the load when the display unit 112 is raised and suppresses a rapid drop of the display unit 112. can do.

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In the embodiment, the case where the display device 11 is installed in the banknote deposit/withdrawal device 22 and the coin roll payment device 32 has been described as an example. You may make it install in an apparatus. Furthermore, in the embodiment, two display devices 11 are installed for the money handling system 10, but only one display device 11 may be installed, or two or more display devices may be installed.

Further, in the embodiment, the display device 11 functions as display means and also functions as operation means, but is not limited to this. By separately providing operation means such as a reader, the display device 11 may function only as a display means. That is, the touch panel 116 may not be provided on the surface of the display 115 of the display section 112 and the IC card reader 118 and the magnetic card reader 119 may not be provided on the display section 112 .

Further, the display device 11 may have a height adjustment mechanism that allows the display unit 112 to be placed at any position between the normal operation state (lower position) and the retracted state (upper position). For example, instead of the lock member 181, if a rack gear is provided on the main body 111 and the engaging portion 172 of the engaging member 171 of the display portion 112 is engaged with an arbitrary tooth portion of the rack gear of the main body 111, the display can be performed. The portion 112 can be held at any position between the normal operating state and the retracted state.

Further, the display device 11 may have the display unit 112 electrically moved up and down. For example, the body portion 111 may be provided with a driving portion that is connected to the pinion gear 152 and drives the pinion gear 152 to rotate. The drive unit is composed of a motor or the like, and rotates the pinion gear 152 in one direction to raise the display unit 112 , and rotates the pinion gear 152 in the other direction to lower the display unit 112 . Accordingly, the operator can operate a height adjustment operation unit such as a raise button or a lower button displayed on the display unit 112, or a raise button or a lower button provided on the main unit 111 and/or the display unit 112. , the display unit 112 can be arranged at any position between the normal operation state and the retracted state. Furthermore, since the display unit 112 is moved up and down by the driving unit, even a weak operator can easily move the display unit up and down.

Further, the main unit 111 is provided with a storage unit for storing the designated height of the display unit 112 set for each operator. By being driven, the display unit 112 may be automatically arranged at the specified height of the specified operator.

The display device 11 also serves as a money processing device such as a small bundle storage/payment device 21, a banknote deposit/withdrawal device 22, a new note payment device 23, a banknote processing unit 24, a loose coin deposit/withdrawal device 31, and a coin roll payment device 32. can be provided, but is not limited to this. For example, paper sheet processing equipment for storing bills, checks, etc., passbook/certificate processing equipment for storing passbooks, certificates, etc., key management equipment for managing keys, cards, seals, etc., cash, bankbooks, certificates, drafts, and checks. Also, it can be installed in various devices such as an important item management device such as a safe or a locker for storing important items such as important documents.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10... Money handling system, 11... Display device, 22... Bill depositing/withdrawing apparatus (money handling apparatus), 32... Coin roll payment apparatus (money handling apparatus), 70, 90... Case, 71... Drawer (movable part) , 74 , 94 : lock portion 76 : lower front surface portion (surface portion) 77 : upper front surface portion (surface portion) 81 : banknote processing portion (money processing portion) 91 : door portion (movable portion) 97 : front surface portion (face part), 101... Coin-roll processing part (money handling part), 112... Display part, 155... One-way clutch (resistance part), 201... Lowering control mechanism (sliding control part).

Claims (5)

a money handling device comprising: a housing; a movable part including a surface part separable from the housing; and a money handling part provided in at least one of the housing and the movable part;
A state in which a body part placed on the upper surface of the housing and a display part provided to be vertically slidable with respect to the body part are provided, and the display part protrudes downward from the body part and a state in which the display portion does not protrude downward from the main body portion, and a state in which the display portion protrudes downward from the main body portion and the display portion overlaps the surface portion in the separation direction from the housing. and a state in which the display unit does not protrude downward from the main body unit and the display unit does not overlap in the separation direction of the surface unit from the housing ;
A money handling system comprising: The money handling device further has a locking section that locks the movable section to the housing,
The lock portion cannot unlock the movable portion when the display portion overlaps the surface portion in the separation direction from the housing, and can unlock the movable portion when the display portion does not overlap. 2. The money handling system according to claim 1, characterized by: The display device is capable of locking the display unit in a state in which the surface unit does not overlap in the separation direction from the housing,
2. The locking portion is capable of unlocking the movable portion when the display portion is locked in a state in which the display portion does not overlap with the surface portion in the separation direction from the housing. A money handling system as described. 4. The display device according to any one of claims 1 to 3 , wherein the display device has a sliding restricting portion that restricts sliding of the display portion when the surface portion is separated from the housing. money handling system. 5. The money handling system according to any one of claims 1 to 4 , wherein the display device has a resistance section that generates a higher resistance force when the display section is lowered than when the display section is raised.

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