JPH048222Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] [Field of industrial application] The invention relates to an automatic safe deposit box system.
In particular, it relates to a customer input terminal device for a customer to input necessary data by inserting his or her ID card or operating keys.

[Prior art]

An example of an automatic safe deposit box system is the
There is one proposed in No. 57-209383. In the system disclosed in the same patent publication and other systems of this type, a counter is provided on the wall of the vault, or a private room for customers is provided separately from the vault, and this counter or the private room and storage space inside the vault are installed. When a customer operates a customer input device at a counter or in a private room, the customer's storage box is automatically transferred to the counter or in the private room, and the customer's storage box is automatically transferred to the counter or in the private room. It is now automatically re-stored in the vault upon command.

In this case, in order to confirm whether or not the person operating the customer input device is the person who operated the customer input device, the contractor is generally given an ID card with an identification code magnetically recorded and asked to register the contractor's PIN number. Then, the customer is asked to read the recognition code of the ID card using the customer input device and enter the password using the numeric keypad, and when the two match, the customer's storage box is removed.

However, in such known automatic safe deposit box systems, customers can
It is possible to automatically put in and take out one's own storage box, and it is possible to electronically record the user and the date and time of use, but it is not possible to leave evidence to prove that the user used it. .

[Purpose of invention]

An object of the present invention is to provide a customer input device in an automatic safe deposit box system that allows the subscriber himself to leave evidence of his use of the system.

[Structure of the idea]

In this invention, a storage box for a safe deposit box is stored on a shelf in a safe, and a customer inputs his or her own data into a customer input terminal device.
By inserting an ID card and inputting necessary data such as a PIN, the customer's storage box is automatically taken out to the extraction port outside the vault, and automatically stored inside the vault upon receiving a storage command. The input terminal device for customers in the automatic safe deposit box system includes a reading device for reading information magnetically recorded on the ID card, a numeric keypad for inputting data such as the PIN number, and a keypad for inputting data such as the PIN number, which is driven by the insertion of the card. a warehousing command signal generator, a recording paper, a letterpress copying mechanism for imprinting the character symbols embossed on the ID card onto the recording paper, and a printer mechanism for printing the date and time of use on the recording paper. An input terminal device for a customer in an automatic safe deposit box system, characterized by having the following.

Embodiments of the present invention shown in the drawings will be described below.

〔Example〕

Referring to FIG. 1, an example of an automatic safe deposit box system to which the present invention is applied is illustrated. The automatic retrieval and storage unit 4 is a private room for customers provided outside the vault, and 5 is a transport device that transports the storage boxes between the automatic retrieval and storage unit 3 and the private room 4, and is a conveyor, a self-propelled vehicle, or an elevator. etc., should be selected depending on the installation location.

FIG. 2 shows an example of an ID card 6 used in such an automatic safe deposit box system, and as shown in the figure, the name of the contractor and the card number are printed on the front surface. Here, these characters are printed as embossed characters (floating characters, ie, letterpress characters). A magnetic stripe 61 is provided on the front or back surface of the card 6, and the authentication code of the subscriber is magnetically recorded on this stripe.

When the contractor wishes to use his/her own storage box,
Visit the bank, enter the private room 4 in Figure 1, and use the ID card 6 and numeric keypad on the customer input device there.
All you have to do is input the data.

3 and 4 are one embodiment of such an input device according to the present invention.

The illustrated input device 7 includes an ID card insertion slot 71,
Numeric keypad 72, indicator lamp 73,
In appearance, it has a CRT display section 74 and an insertion slot 75 into which an ID card is inserted for issuing a warehousing command.

Inside the device 7, as shown in FIG.
A switch circuit 72' corresponding to the indicator lamp 73, a drive circuit 73' for the indicator lamp 73, a drive circuit 74' for the CRT 74, a card reader 75' corresponding to the card insertion slot 75,
6 (Fig. 4), and a printer 78 that prints the date and time of use on the recording paper. These are connected to the main control circuit 8 that controls the operation of the system. has been done.

Here, the embossed imprinter 77 has a mechanism similar to a copying machine (letterpress copying machine) used for copying embossed characters on credit cards.

Further, the recording paper 76 is as shown in FIG.
Uses rolls of carbonless copy paper.

In such a device, when the contractor inserts his or her ID card 6 into the card insertion slot 71 in the private room 4 and enters his or her personal identification number using the numeric keypad 72, the authentication code read out by the card reader 71' is read out by the card reader 71'. The entered password is compared in the main control circuit 8, and when the two match, the main control circuit 8 sends an operation command to the imprinter 77 and prints the recording paper 76.
The embossed characters (name and card number) of the card 6 are imprinted on the card. On the other hand, the printer 78
The data of the current year, month, date and time is sent to , and the data is printed on the recording paper 76. In this way, the date and time of use are recorded together with a copy of the subscriber's card.

Thereafter, the main control circuit 8 controls the automatic take-out/storage unit 3 and the transport device 5 in order to take out the storage box of the concerned contractor to the private room 4.

Note that the output of the card reader 71' and the numeric keypad 7
If the password from 2' does not match, the customer is notified by displaying it on the indicator lamp 73 and CRT display section 74.

When a customer wants to store a storage box after it has been used,
The warehousing operation is started by inserting the ID card into another card insertion slot 75 and inputting the output from the card reader 75' to the main control circuit 8 as a warehousing command signal. . In this way, by giving instructions for warehousing using a card, the inconvenience of warehousing the card with the card in the storage box can be eliminated.

Note that the card insertion slot 75 does not necessarily need to be provided with a card reader 75', and may simply be provided with, for example, a micro switch that is operated by the inserted card.

[Effect of idea]

As is clear from the description of the above embodiments, in the present invention, the embossed characters on the ID card are imprinted on the recording paper and the date and time of use are printed on the customer input device in the automatic safe deposit box system. Furthermore, since an imprinter and a printer are provided, it is possible to keep a copy of the user's card as well as a usage record, thereby avoiding scandals such as misuse of other cards.

Further, since the warehousing command signal is inputted using a card, there is an advantage that the inconvenience of warehousing the card while it is in the storage box can be eliminated.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Fig. 1 is a diagram showing a schematic configuration of an automatic safe deposit box system to which the present invention is applied, Fig. 2 is a plan view showing an example of an ID card, and Fig. 3 is a customer input of an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 4 is a perspective view of the device, with a part thereof pulled out to show the inside, and FIG. 5 is a block circuit diagram thereof. 1...Vault, 3...Automatic extraction and storage unit, 4...Private room, 5...Transport device, 6...ID card, 7...Customer input device, 71...Card insertion slot, 72...Numeric keypad , 73... Indicator lamp, 75... Card insertion slot, 76... Recording paper, 71', 75'... Card reader, 77... Letterpress copying mechanism (imprinter), 78... Printing mechanism (printer) .

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] Store a storage box for a safe deposit box on a shelf in the vault.
When an ID card is inserted and necessary data such as a PIN is entered, the customer's storage box will be automatically taken out to the exit outside the vault by an outgoing command, and automatically sent to the safe by an incoming command. In an input terminal device for a customer in an automatic safe deposit box system that is configured to be stored indoors, the card reader reads information magnetically recorded on the ID card, the numeric keypad for inputting data such as the PIN number, and the above. A warehousing command signal generator driven by the insertion of an ID card, a recording paper, a letterpress copying mechanism for imprinting the character symbol embossed on the ID card onto the recording paper, and a date of use on the recording paper. It has a printer mechanism that prints the time, and has first and second ID card insertion slots, and when the ID card is inserted into the first ID card insertion slot and the necessary data is input, An automatic safe deposit box characterized by comprising: an exit instruction sending means for sending out the exit instruction; and an entry instruction sending means for sending the entry instruction when the ID card is inserted into the second ID card insertion slot. Customer input terminal device in the system.