JPS5834537Y2 - Reject box in bill dispenser - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to a reject box that is applied to a bill dispensing machine.

Traditionally, banknote dispensing machines do not allow for fraudulent counting, damaged banknotes,
2. Description of the Related Art A device is known that, when fraudulent banknotes are generated, puts the banknotes into a reject box without dispensing them.

These boxes that store banknotes that are not suitable for dispensing need to function as safes for cash management. It is configured so that it can be removed from the aircraft for the first time in a locked state.

By the way, the lids found on conventional safes are stored in the fuselage with the lid protruding from the box body when the lid is in the open state, so there is a strong tendency for the entire fuselage to become larger, and when downsizing the fuselage. This was a serious obstacle.

It is also possible to apply a roll-up type shutter to the lid, but the structure of the lid, especially the roll-up type, is complicated, and it requires space to roll up and store.
This method also posed a serious obstacle to miniaturizing and simplifying the aircraft.

This invention was made in view of the above-mentioned drawbacks, and in particular, the lid is configured so that it does not protrude in front of the direct box when the lid is opened to receive and store banknotes, thereby reducing the size of the entire machine. Further, it is an object of the present invention to provide a direct box that allows easy closing of the lid.

Next, the embodiment shown in the drawings will be described.

FIG. 1 shows a cross-sectional view of a part of the banknote dispensing machine, in which a predetermined number of banknotes 6 are conveyed one by one from the stacker side to the sides of the upper and lower conveyance rollers 7゜7' placed at the end of the conveyance section. A wheel 8 is mounted on a shaft, a sliding plate 9 is movably installed below the feed side of the collecting car 8, and a push-out plate 1 is installed above the sliding plate 9.
0 is provided movably, and a shutter 12 is provided at the outlet 11 in the extending direction of the sliding plate 9 so as to be openable and closable.

A support rail 13 is installed inside the body of the machine, which can be placed under the sliding plate 9, and the reject box A can be taken in and taken out by opening the opening/closing door 13' in front of the machine and aligning it with the support rail 13. Configure it as follows.

The reject box A has a box-shaped structure into which banknotes 6 can be inserted, and has guide grooves 14 and 14' formed inwardly in the front-rear direction on both sides of the upper opening, and a support shaft 15 inside the machine. There is a tapered surface 1 at the tip of the anchoring body C attached to the
6 and a hook portion 17 is formed at the lower part of the tapered surface 16, and when the reject box A is inserted, the hook portion 17 is formed at the upper end @18 on the tip side of both guide grooves 14 and 14' in the reject box A. When engaged, the eject box A is locked so that it cannot be pulled out in the residue 1 state.

B is the lid, which is divided into two parts, the front part and the rear part, and both are attached with a hinge.
9, and the entire length of the lid B is longer than the length of the guide grooves 14, 14', so that the length of the front part is approximately the same as the height of the direct box A. A grip part 20 is bent at one end of the front part, and a hook 1 is formed by fixing a refracting plate directly below the part of the front part that hangs near the grip part 20. A hole 21 into which the hook 1 can be inserted is formed in the lower part of the front part 5 of the reject box A.

At the top of the front of the reject box A, near one end of the guide groove 14, a lock body is pivotally supported on a support shaft 22, and the lock body, which is slightly elongated in a substantially horizontal manner, has a partially tapered tip. 23, and a two-stage upper and lower hooking stepped portion 2.degree. 3 is formed below the upper end side of the tapered portion 23, and is configured to have a locking structure by slightly pressing upward.

When the reject box A is taken out of the aircraft and the lid B is opened, the rear part b' is located between the guide grooves 14 and 1.
11 engaged with 4', bend the front part into a hanging state and bring it close to the front face 5 of the reject box A and hook 1
When inserted into the fuselage body along the support rail 13, the upper opening can be left in the state shown in Figs. 1 and 2. As shown, the hook portion 17 of the locking body C engages with the upper end portion 18, and can be attached to the hook portion 1 so that the connector box A cannot be pulled out.

When dispensing banknotes, a predetermined number of banknotes 6 are sent out one by one by the stacking wheel 8 and deposited above the sliding plate 9. If normal, the shutter 12 is opened and the push-out plate 10 is moved toward the outlet 10. The bill 6 moves along with the sliding plate 9 above it.
can be moved to the outlet 10 side and dispensed.

In addition, in the event of fraudulent counting, damaged bills, or fraudulent bills, the shutter 12 will not open and the sliding plate 9 will retreat as shown by the imaginary line, and the bills 6 will be opened downward or placed inside the extract box A. When it's full, it emits a signal like most of its kind.

To remove the reject box A, open the opening/closing door 13' and rotate the front part of the lid B about the hinge 19 in the direction of the arrow A from the state shown in Figures 1 and 2. Place the lid horizontally and push the lid B in the direction of the arrow opening as shown in Figure 4.
When pressed, the entire lid B moves along the guide grooves 14 and 14', and when pushed in quite deeply, the hook 1 touches the tapered part 23 of the lock body as shown in Figure 5. The lock body is pressed down, and when pushed further, the hook 1 falls into the upper hook step 2 as shown in FIG. 6, and the tip 4 of the lid B hits the tapered surface 16 of the locking body C. At the same time, the locking body C is pushed upward,
In this one state, the hook part 17 engages with the upper end part 18 and the death reject box A cannot be pulled out.

Furthermore, when the lid B is pushed in the direction of the arrow, the tip 4 of the lid B slides on the tapered surface 16 and pushes up the locking body C, causing the hook portion 17 to come off from the upper end portion 18 as shown in FIG. , the hook 1 of the lid B falls into and engages the lower hook step 3 of the lock body, and when the lock body is locked, the lid B opens with the reject box A completely closed. It becomes impossible to do so.

Therefore, the reject box A can be pulled out and transported, and by turning and moving the lock body using a key, the lid B can be folded and opened.

Note that the locking structure of the unlocking gate and the lid B of the above structure is not necessarily limited to the GEECT box as in this case, but can also be applied to other similar structures such as storage boxes and transport boxes for money, securities, etc. It is available.

In this way, the present invention is such that the glue box A, which can be taken in and out of the machine, is equipped with the lid B so that it can be opened and closed freely, and when the lid B is closed, the lid B is closed by the lock body.
is locked and anchoring body C is released.
is installed so that it can be taken out to the outside, and is bent freely so that the front side of the lid B corresponds to the front side 5 of the reject box A when the lid B is open. Because of this structure, it is possible to prevent the lid B from protruding in front of the reject box A when the lid B is opened and accept banknotes, thereby making it possible to reduce the size of the machine without making the body structure such that the front part protrudes. It also has the feature that the lid B can be easily closed.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show an embodiment of the present invention, in which Fig. 1 is a cross-sectional view of a part of the banknote dispensing machine, Fig. 2 is an enlarged view of a part thereof, and Fig. 3 is a cross-sectional view of a part of the banknote dispensing machine.
The cross-sectional view taken along the line ■-■ in the figure, and FIGS. 4 to 7 are explanatory diagrams of the operation. A: Reject box, B: Lid, C: Connecting body, D: Lock body, b...
...Front part, 5...Front part.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] It has a box-shaped structure that can be taken in and out along the support rail inside the machine, and the lid is slidably supported so that the upper opening can be opened and closed. A connecting body provided on the machine body in which the formed hook engages with a lock body provided on the box body to prevent its opening, and the insertion side tip of the lid engages with the rear upper end of the box body. The plate lid that opens and closes the upper opening has a length that is approximately equal to the height of the box, and is attached to the reject box of the banknote dispensing machine, which is configured to allow the box to be pulled out by pushing up. It is divided into two parts, the front part and the remaining rear part, and these two parts are bendably connected via a hinge, and when the upper opening is opened and the lid is installed in a predetermined position on the aircraft body, the front part of the lid is separated from the box body. A reject box for a banknote dispensing machine, characterized in that it is pulled out and hangs down from a hinge part along the front surface of the lid drawer side of the box body.