JPH063489Y2 - Cash dispenser moving device - Google Patents

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention << a. OBJECT OF THE INVENTION <Industrial application field> The present invention relates to a cash dispenser moving device, and more particularly to a cash dispenser moving device capable of easily expanding and contracting a space behind a cash dispenser moving device. Is.

<Prior art> An automatic teller machine (hereinafter referred to as ATM) for withdrawing / transferring cash from a bank.
Is widely used and installed in various places such as cash automation corners of banks or cash automation booths in hospitals.
Further, the conventional ATM has been fixedly installed in the aforementioned automated corner of the bank or the automated cash booth in the hospital. That is, as shown in FIG. 3, the automatic teller machine 7
When the automatic teller machine 7 broke down, it was fixed and placed at a position about 100 cm away from the wall surface 6 as a minimum space A required for maintenance personnel to work. Further, a panel 8 for partitioning the passenger room side B and the maintenance room side C is provided so as to be aligned with the back surface 71 of the automatic teller machine 7.

<Problems to be solved by the invention> However, the automatic teller machine 7 does not often break down, and when the cash cassette is loaded to the automatic teller machine 7 to replenish the cash, the cash dispenser 7 needs to be inserted from the wall surface 6. A space D of about 45 cm is sufficient. Therefore, in the conventional automatic cash payment corner, the rear surface 71 of the automatic cash dispenser 7 is used unless the automatic cash dispenser 7 is maintained.
There is a problem that the space E of about 55 cm is not used effectively. In particular, the automatic teller machine is installed in a place such as the front of a station where many people gather under favorable geographical conditions even from the flights used, and such a convenient place where many people gather under favorable geographical conditions. Considering the high land price, it was a great economic loss. This tendency was particularly strong in urban areas.

In view of the above-mentioned problems, the present invention expands and shrinks the space on the guest room side and the maintenance room side of the automatic teller machine to expand the guest room space and reduce the back side of the automatic teller machine to make the space effective. It is an object of the present invention to provide a cash dispenser moving device that can be used for.

<< b. Configuration of Invention >><Means for Solving Problems> In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, an automatic teller machine moving device according to the present invention includes a pedestal on which an automatic teller machine is mounted,
A slide device that moves the pedestal, and a movable floor plate that is laid behind the pedestal when the pedestal is advanced by the slide device and is raised when the pedestal is retracted by the slide device. It consists of and.

<Operation> The above technical means operates as follows.

By the slide device, the pedestal on which the automatic teller machine is placed moves forward or backward, and the movable floorboard is laid or raised, whereby the back space of the automatic teller machine is expanded or contracted. Normally, the passenger compartment is widely and effectively used in the retracted state, and when an abnormality occurs in the ATM, the entire apparatus is moved forward to make a space behind and move so that a worker can perform a repair operation.

<Example> Hereinafter, the automatic teller machine moving device 1 according to the present invention will be described in detail based on an example shown in the accompanying drawings.

FIG. 1 (1) is an automatic teller machine moving device 1 according to the present invention.
FIG. 2 is a side view of the inspection work state in which the pedestal is slid forward, FIG. 1 (2) is a plan view, and FIG. 1 (3) is a front view.

The automated teller machine moving device 1 is installed along with the pedestal 2 on which the ATM 7 is placed, the slide device 3 that moves the pedestal 2 forward or backward, and the pedestal 2 that is moved forward or backward by the slide device 3. It is composed of a movable floor plate 4 that can be raised.

The pedestal 2 includes a pedestal 21 on which an ATM is directly placed, casters 22 for assisting the pedestal 21 to move forward or backward by a slide device 3 described later, and a guide member for moving the gantry 21 forward or backward without swinging laterally. It consists of 23 and. The gantry 21 is made of steel and is formed in an inverted box shape.
In addition, the rear side plate 211 is attached to the rear side plate 211 of the frame 21.
A rectangular opening 211a for sliding on a rail 31 and a hydraulic cylinder 32 fixed below (see FIG. 1 (3)).
(See) is formed. Further, on the upper part of the rear side plate 211, a flange on which the tip of the movable floor plate 4 described later is placed.
212 is projected. (See Fig. 1 (1)) Caster 22 (2
21 to 224) are super-voltage resistant and are fixed one by one (see FIG. 1 (2)) at four corners of the inner surface of the pedestal 21. The wheels of the casters 221, 222 fixed to the front side are made of rubber, while the casters fixed to the rear side are caster.
The wheels of 221,222 are made of steel. Guide member 23
The wheel 2 is attached to the tip of a shaft 23a protruding from the inner surface of the frame 21.
3b is rotatably mounted, and the wheel 23b is slidable by sandwiching a rail 31 described later (Figs. 1 (2) (3)).
(See) Attached at 4 locations (231-234).

The slide device 3 fixes the rail 31, the hydraulic cylinder 32, the hydraulic electric device 33 (see FIG. 2 (1)), the hydraulic hose 34 (see FIG. 2 (1)), and the hydraulic cylinder 32. Fixture 35 and piston rod 321 forming hydraulic cylinder 32
And a connecting tool (36) for connecting the tip of the to the pedestal (21). The rail 31 is a rolled steel material having a U-shaped cross section, and is fixed to the floor 5 under the pedestal 21 with its opening facing upward (Fig. 1 (1)). (See (3)). The hydraulic cylinder 32 is fixed to the rear half of the recess of the rail 31 by a fixture 35. Further, the tip end portion of the piston rod 321 of the hydraulic cylinder 32 is fixed to a connecting tool 36 that is hung and fixed substantially at the center of the inner surface of the gantry 21. As a result, when the hydraulic electric device 33 is operated to extend or retract the piston rod 321 of the hydraulic cylinder 32, the gantry 21 also moves forward or backward. Also, as described above, the pedestal 21
Is guided by the guide member 23 and moves straight forward or backward along the rail 31 without swinging laterally.

The movable floorboard 4 comprises a support 41 and a floorboard panel 42.
The support tool 41 is a member that rotatably supports the rear end portion of the floor panel 42 from the floor 5 at a constant height (a level flush with the pedestal 21), and is made orthogonal to the rear end portion of the rail 31. Is fixed in front of the wall surface 6. Further, the support tool 41 includes a fixing portion 411 directly fixed to the floor 5 and a holding portion 412 protruding so as to hold the upper and lower end surfaces of the fixing portion 411. Floor panel 4
Reference numeral 2 denotes a steel plate body that is about half the length of the rail 31 and is set to have the same width as the pedestal 21, and its rear end is rotatably attached to the holding portion 412. There is. Further, the floor plate panel 42 is mounted on the flange 212 by placing the front end portion of the floor plate panel 42 on the flange 212 when the pedestal 2 is advanced by the slide device 3.
Is laid on the rear half of the slide device 3 (see FIGS. 1 (1) and 2). Further, a recess (not shown) is formed on the upper surface of the floor plate panel 42 so that the laid floor plate panel 42 can be easily started up.

In the present embodiment, the floor panel 42 is of a type that is manually laid or raised, but a wire or rod and gears are attached by following the pedestal 2 that is moved forward or backward by the slide device 3. It may be possible to automatically lay it or push it up.

The operation of the automatic teller machine moving apparatus 1 configured as described above will be described by exemplifying a case where the automatic teller machine moving apparatus 1 is installed at an automated corner of a bank shown in FIGS.

FIG. 2 (1) is a side view showing an installation situation when a customer uses an ATM. Booth panel 8 for automation corners
It is divided into a passenger room side B and a maintenance side C by. The automated teller machine 1 is installed in a state where the piston rod 321 of the hydraulic cylinder 32 is retracted and the gantry 21 is retracted. Further, the floor panel 42 is raised and leaned against the wall surface 6. Further, an ATM 7 is placed on the frame 21. At this time, ATM7
Separates the ATM back surface 71 from the wall surface 6 by about 45 cm as a space D required for loading a cash cassette for replenishment of cash in the automatic teller machine 7, and the operation surface 72 of the ATM 7 from the booth panel 8 to the cabin side. It is placed so that it can be taken out to B.

When a trouble occurs in the ATM 7 from this state, in order to secure the space A (about 100 cm from the ATM back surface 71 to the wall surface) necessary for the maintenance of the ATM 7, the ATM 7 is temporarily stopped and the hydraulic electric device 33 is operated. The pedestal 21 and the pedestal 21 by extending the piston rod 321
The ATM 7 placed on the upper side is advanced to the passenger side B by about 55 cm (see FIG. 2 (2)). After that, the floor board panel 42 that has been stood up and leaned against the wall surface 6 is rotated to rotate the pedestal 21.
Laying behind. As a result, the rear of the pedestal 21 becomes flat, which facilitates maintenance work.
Floorboard panel 42 in which internal units 73 are laid from TM7
It can also be pulled out for repair.

When the restoration work of the ATM 7 is completed, the pulled out internal unit or the like 73 is housed in the ATM 7, and the floor panel 42 is lifted and rotated to lean against the wall surface 6. After that, the hydraulic electric device 33 is operated to retract the piston rod 321 to move the pedestal 21
And the ATM 7 is retracted to the maintenance side C to the position shown in FIG.

Although one embodiment of the present invention has been described above, it is needless to say that the present invention is not limited to the above embodiment and can be appropriately modified within the scope of the invention.

<< c. Advantageous Effect of Invention> The automatic teller machine moving device according to the present invention has the above-described configuration, so that it solves the conventional problems and has the following effects.

The ATM back space can be expanded or contracted by advancing or retracting the ATM depending on the situation of the ATM (during use or maintenance). Therefore, it is only necessary to secure the minimum required space on the back of the ATM (the space required to load the cash cassette for replenishing the cash in the automatic teller machine). It has a practical effect of being able to save a great deal. Further, by adopting this device, there is also a side effect that it becomes easy to select an automated corner installation place.

[Brief description of drawings]

1 (1) (2) (3) are a side view, a plan view and a front view of a state in which the base of the automatic teller machine moving device 1 according to the present invention is slid forward, and FIG. 2 (1) ) (2) is a diagram showing a usage state of the automatic teller machine moving device according to the present invention.
The figure is a diagram showing installation and installation of a conventional ATM. 1: Cash dispenser moving device 2: Pedestal 3: Sliding device 4: Movable floor board, 5: Floor, 6: Wall surface 7: ATM, 8: Booth panel A: Space required for maintenance B: Guest room side, C: Maintenance side D: Space required for loading cash cassette E: Space that has not been used effectively

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A pedestal on which an automated teller machine is placed, a slide device for moving the pedestal along a rail laid on the floor, and a pedestal when the pedestal is advanced by the slide device. And a movable floor plate rotatably attached to the rear end of the rail of the slide device so as to be erected when the pedestal is retracted by the slide device. A cash dispenser moving device.