JPS60100282A - Circulation type paper money teller's equipment - Google Patents

Abstract

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Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Technical Field of the Invention] The present invention stores received deposited banknotes in storage cassettes for each type, and withdraws the banknotes in at least one of these storage cassettes. This invention relates to a circulating deposit/withdrawal machine that dispenses banknotes.

[Technical background of the invention and its problems]

As mentioned above, circulating deposit/withdrawal machines that use deposited banknotes as withdrawal banknotes conventionally accept deposited banknotes as denominations and whether they are fit or unfit.

Storage cassettes, which were separated and stored by type such as front and back, were configured to be individually attached to and removed from the aircraft.

However, since the conveyance path for banknotes fed out from the storage cassette is provided on the machine body side, maintenance and inspection of the conveyance path is difficult. In other words, this type of machine is installed between office desks when used by bank staff, and is buried in an outside wall or counter when operated directly by a customer. Therefore, during maintenance inspections or when paper money jams occur during paper money transport, the main body of the machine must be pulled out from the side desk or outside wall for inspection, making the work extremely tedious (
There was a drawback.

Further, the storage cassette is provided with a shutter at the banknote receiving opening so that the banknotes cannot be touched when the storage cassette is taken out from the machine, and the shutter is closed and locked when the storage cassette is taken out. However, since the storage cassettes are individually removed from the machine body as in the past, it is necessary to install a shutter opening/closing and locking mechanism for each storage cassette, which has the disadvantage that the configuration becomes extremely complicated.

[Purpose of the invention]

In view of this, the present invention was made for the purpose of eliminating the drawbacks of the above-mentioned prior art.

[Summary of the invention]

In order to achieve the above object, the circulation warrior dispensing machine of the present invention has a drawer that can be drawn out to the front side of the machine body, and has storage cassettes arranged and loaded inside the machine in the direction of the drawer, and each of these storage cassettes can be attached and detached individually. A paper sheet conveyance system consisting of a storage body, a horizontal conveyance path disposed in the drawer body along the lower part of the storage cassette toward the front side, and an ascending conveyance path upward from the front end of this conveyance path. and a front door provided on the front surface of the drawer body.

[Embodiments of the invention]

The invention will now be explained with reference to embodiments shown in the drawings.

FIG. 1 shows a front view of an embodiment of the circulation warrior dispensing machine according to the present invention, and FIG. 2 shows a schematic longitudinal sectional side view of the same, showing a banknote receiving and dispensing mechanism 2, a temporary storage section 3, The storage cassettes 4 are arranged in this order.

The bill receiving and dispensing mechanism 2 has a dispensing port 5 in the upper part of the front side of the machine body 1 and a receiving port 6 in the lower part of the dispensing port 5, and receives inserted bills P one by one in the vicinity of the receiving port 6. There are 7 groups of feed-in rollers, and the banknotes P are transferred to the conveyance path 8 in the machine body 1.
It is designed to send In this conveyance path 8,
A discriminator 9 for identifying authenticity, denomination, front and back, correctness, double stacking, abnormal conveyance, etc. of banknotes P, and a reversing mechanism 10 for reversing either the front or back banknote P to align the front and back sides are provided. .

The dispensing port 5 is provided with a conveyance path 12 that is continuous with the end of the conveyance path 9 via a switching member 11 .

The banknotes P received from the temporary storage section 3 and the receiving port 6
are classified into other denominations and placed in temporary holding sections 3□ and 3, respectively.
□, 33.34, and these temporary storage parts 3□ to 3
4 are provided with transport paths 13 , 14 , 15 , and 16 for sorting the denominations into denominations according to the identification signal from the discriminator 9 and sending the denominations to the respective holding sections 3 - 34 . The bottoms of □ to 34 are comprised of movable bottom plates 17 and 17 that are double-opened downward, and inside the front side there is a payout conveyance path 18 for carrying out payout banknotes thrown out from the storage cassette 4, which will be described later, and a reject banknote. Conveyance path 19
are arranged, and these can be pulled out all at once from the fuselage 1, making maintenance easy.

The storage cassettes 4 are arranged in the depth direction of a storage body that can be pulled out from the body IK, and are configured to be freely inserted and removed.

The structure of the storage cassette 4 itself has a receiving opening 21 for receiving banknotes P in the upper part, and a receiving opening 21 for receiving banknotes P in the lower part, as shown in FIG. A feeding means B is provided for feeding out the sheets one by one from the exit 22,
The banknotes P are piled up and stored on this feeding means B, which is divided into storage parts.

The feeding means 23 includes a feed loan station which is pivotally supported in the forward direction of the banknote feeding direction, a tightening roller 26 which is pivotally supported at the rear of this roller A, and a free rotation roller 27 which is pivotally supported at the rearmost part. As shown in FIG. An elastic tightening portion 26A is protruded from a part of the surface, and this tightening portion 26A can be flexed in the radial direction of the roller.
For example, as shown in the figure, it is composed of a rubber plate with a U-shaped side surface. Further, the peripheral surface of the hard roller is placed below the line connecting the upper surface of the feed roller 5 and the free rotation roller n, and the hard part 26A is arranged to intersect with the above line.

A gate member path is disposed opposite to the upper part of the feed roller 5, and a gate gap is formed between the gate member path and the circumferential surface of the feed roller 5 to allow passage of only one banknote;
This gate member path has a built-in one-way clutch so that it can freely rotate only in the direction of the arrow, and its peripheral surface is placed on the same plane as the restriction a29 that restricts the payout side of the banknote P.

Continuing from the feeding port 22, a conveying body I, 31 consisting of a belt, rollers, etc. is provided, and a feeding port 3 at the lower end of the cassette 4 is provided.
Banknotes P are sent out from 2. In addition, alignment members 33 are provided in the walls on both left and right sides of the storage section 24 of the cassette 4.
, 33 are provided so as to be rotatable and extend over the entire area g in the height direction of the storage part, and are swung in a horizontal plane by an operating mechanism (not shown), so that banknotes P stored in a piled state can be moved on both sides in the payout direction. They are lined up to prevent jams when feeding out. Furthermore, the base of the arm of the suppressing member 34 is pivotally supported inside the regulating wall 29 of the cassette 4, and after storing the banknotes, it advances and rotates into the storage section split circle and presses the two sides of the group of banknotes P. is designed to provide the necessary frictional force for drawing out the banknote PK line.

On the other hand, the receiving port 21 of the storage cassette 4 can be opened and closed by a shack 36. This Nyatsuta 36 (・
In the illustrated embodiment, there are three shirt plates 36A.

36B, 3()C, by pulling out the lower shutter plate 36C, the 11th upper shutter plate 36B, 36A becomes the engaging edge 36C', 36B',
It is pulled out by engagement of 36A' and stored inside the bottom BL control wall 29 by closing. A locking pin 37 is provided protruding from one shirt cover plate 36C.

The storage cassettes 4 having the above configuration can be loaded by dropping them from the upper open part of the storage body side, and in the embodiment, four storage cassettes 4□, 4□, 43 are loaded.
．． 44 is loaded, 4 is for 1,000 yen notes, 4□ is for 5,000 yen notes, 43 is for 10,000 yen red notes, and 44 is unfit notes, 500 yen notes, 2
It is used for stacked tickets, etc., and this cassette 4 is attached to a direct box 4. is attached.

At the entrance of this reject box 4.0, a pair of rollers 38 and 39 are provided opposite each other as shown in FIG. A banknote detent member 42 is pivotally supported on a shaft 41 of the other roller 39. This detent member 42 is biased to the illustrated state by a spring 43, and the bill passes between the rollers 38 and 39 as shown by the arrow, and is sent to the reject box 4. When the banknote is fed into the bank, the spring 43 is bent to rotate and escape, and after passing, the banknote returns to its original state to prevent the banknote from returning.

Inside the storage body side into which each of the storage cassettes 4□-44 is loaded, banknotes P ejected from the outlet 32 of each cassette 4□-44 are delivered to the payout conveyance path 18 of the temporary storage section 3. Therefore, it has a horizontal conveyance path 44 disposed horizontally along the lower part of the warehouse body 20 and an ascending conveyance path 45 disposed vertically at the front part of the warehouse body 20. It has a front door 47 whose lower end is pivotally supported by a shaft 46 so as to cover the front door 45 . The storage body side is supported by rails 48 (only a portion of which is shown) disposed in the longitudinal direction of the storage body 1, and rollers 49, 49 which are pivotally supported on the side surfaces of the storage body side so as to be freely drawn out.

Next, storage cassettes 4□ to 44 are shown in FIG. 5 to FIG.
The opening/closing mechanism of the shutter 36, the locking of the storage body 20 to the body J, and the opening/closing mechanism thereof will be explained.

A shutter bin lock lever 50 or its intermediate portion is pivotally supported by a shaft 51 within the outer wall of the storage cassette 4, and is constantly biased clockwise in the drawing by a spring 52. An upward locking step 53 is formed on the front side of the JAK body of the lock lever 50, and a pin 54 is protruded from the other end.

One end of a lever 56 having a long hole 55 is pivotally attached to the lower part of the front door 47, and the middle part of the lever 56 is pivotally supported to the storage body 20 by a shaft 57 and is attached to the long hole 55 by the lever 56. The bottle at one end of the middle biased counterclockwise and <-59 is fitted, and the tip of a locking piece 62, which is pivotally supported by a shaft 61 in addition to the storage body, is attached to the other end through the Reno Curro 3. When the front door 47 is opened, pull the bottle 60 at the end of the elongated hole 55, rotate the intermediate lever (-59) and pull the lock piece 62, and lock the locking part 64!J of the storage body. ) from lock piece 62
You can remove it and pull out the container. When the storage body is pushed in, the lock piece 62 is attached to the member IA on the machine body l side.
The force of the sharpening spring 58, which is pushed further and reaches the locking portion 64, automatically engages the locking portion 64.

At the upper part of the front door 47, one end of a connecting lever 66 having a long hole 65 is pivotally supported by a shaft 67, and the other end is connected to a shutter bin operating bar 68 via a lever 69.

A bin 70 on the storage body 20 side is fitted into the elongated hole 65 of the connecting V-bar 660 and serves as a guide, and a locking pawl 71 is formed on the lower surface of the tip of the lever 6 (i).

On the upper surface of the shutter bin operating bar 08, there are recesses 72, 72, .
The shutter pins 37, 37... are fitted into the recesses 72, 72..., and when the front face 47 is opened as shown in FIG. Due to the movement of the shutter bins 37 and 37,
. . . are moved simultaneously, and the shutters 36 of the storage cassettes 4□ to 44 are fully opened.

Further, on the lower surface side of the shutter bin actuating bar 68, there are release holes, which will be described later, corresponding to the recesses 72, 72...
Protrusions 74 , 74 . . . are provided for operating 3 (
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The release lever 73 is connected to the storage body 21 by an intermediate portion or a shaft 75.
There is a pin 76 at one end, which is brought into contact with the lower surface of the shutter bin actuator (-68) by the urging force of a screw 77, and the other end is connected to the shutter bin lock on the side of the storage cassette 4. It is disposed so as to be able to freely come into contact with the lower side of the bottle 54 of the lever 50.
is pressed down by the lower surface σ) of the shutter bin 74, rotates against the spring 77, hits the shutter bin lock 54 and pushes it up, and the lock L / % -50CI) Do not engage the lock step 53 or the shank bin 37 (1). This is so that when the storage body 20 is pushed in, the shirt tie 37 can be opened without interfering with the step 53 of the lock lever 50. (This is to ensure that.

A front door locking piece 78 is pivotally supported by a shaft 79 near the front of the storage unit, and this locking piece 78 is biased clockwise in the figure by a spring 80 to prevent the storage unit from being pushed in. The upper end of the splinter 81 hits the stopper 81 on the side of the fuselage and is placed in the state shown in Figure 5, and when the storage body is pulled out, it separates from the stopper 81 and springs as shown in Figure 7. ), and is hooked on the locking pawl 71 of the connecting lever 66 to prevent the front door 47 from closing. .

In the figure, 82 is a lock provided on the storage cassette 4. After removing the storage cassette 4 from the storage body, the key is used to lock the lock 82.
2, the shutter bin lock lever mark is swung counterclockwise by the protruding piece 83 to remove the lock step 53 from the shutter bin 37, and the shack 36 is opened artificially to remove the banknote P. It is now possible to enter.

In addition, in FIGS. 5 to 8, the operation of the above embodiment will be explained below.

The storage cassettes 41 to 44 loaded with the storage cassettes 41 to 44 are placed directly under the temporary holding sections 31 to 34, respectively, and the blades are pushed into the storage body or the machine body 1. The members 33, 33, the suppressing member, or both are placed in a retracted position outside the storage portion U. and the fifth
As shown...1 side door 47 + 10 piece 62 is the fuselage]
The shutter bins 37, 37, . is pushed to the right in the figure, and the shutters 3 are in a fully open state.

Here, for example, when a customer places banknotes P in the receiving slot 6 to make a deposit and a take-in operation is initiated by the take-in signal, the banknotes P are taken in one by one by the feed-in roller 7 i:+:. While being conveyed through the conveyance path 8, the type is identified by the discriminator 9, and based on the recognition result, temporary storage units 3□ to 3 of each denomination are
Sort to 4 - [Stow away.

After the intake from the receiving port 6 is completed, the temporary storage section 3. ~34
When a certain amount of banknotes P is stored in the storage cassette 4□-44, the movable bottom plates 17, 17 are opened by the take-in signal (and the banknotes P are collectively transferred from the receiving opening 6 of the storage cassettes 4□ to 44 into the storage part 4). fall into the dead.

The banknotes P that have entered the storage section row are deposited on the feeding means 5,
The aligning members 33, 33 are oscillated by an operation mechanism (not shown) to align the side edges of the stacked banknotes in the payout width direction, and the suppressing member enters and rotates into the storage section to press the top surface of the banknotes P. , is ready to feed.

When discharging banknotes P from inside the storage cassettes 4□ to 44, the kicker roller 26 and feed roller 5 rotate in the direction of the arrow in FIG. It is fed out one by one, passes between the feed roller and the gate member, and is delivered to the conveyor side by 31 to the outlet 3.
2, passes through the horizontal conveyance path 44 and the ascending conveyance path 45, and is discharged from the dispensing conveyance path 18 of the temporary storage section 3 via the dispensing mechanism 2 to the dispensing port 5.

During the above-mentioned feeding, most of the banknotes P in the storage section are supported by the free rotation roller 27 and the feed roller 5, and only the few advanced banknotes come into contact with the hard roller 26. Each sheet must be reliably fed out without applying any load or generating excessive frictional force.

On the other hand, in order to transport the storage cassettes 4□ to 44 to other parts, open the front door 47 of the storage body 20 (2) and press the lever 56°59.
, 63', the lock piece 62 is pulled up and disengaged from the locking part 64 of the machine body 1, and the storage body is unlocked.

Further, when the front door 47 is opened, the shutter bin operating bar 68 is pulled to the left in the figure via the connection lever 66, so the shutter bins 37, 37... are moved by the recesses 72, 72... The shutters 36 of the cassettes 4 to 4 are opened (as shown in the sixth figure).
.

4 In this state, the lock step 53 of the shutter bin lock lever 50 on the side of the storage cassette 4 is in a position where it can engage with the 7-shot bin 37, and the locking piece 78 is in the position where it can be engaged with the stopper 81 on the body 1 side.
Since it is connected, it is placed in a position where it cannot engage with the locking claw 71 of /<-16.

Next, when the container is pulled out, the locking piece 78 separates from the stopper 81 as shown in FIG. 7, and is rotated by the spring 80.
It hits the connecting lever 66 and stops.

In this way, the storage cassettes 41 to 44 are pulled upward (and the shutter bin 37 is removed from the recess 72 of the shutter pin operating bar).
, 72..., but since it engages with the stepped portion 53 of the shutter bin lock lever 500 on the side of the storage cassette 4,
The shutter 36 (1) must be kept closed and cannot be opened from the outside.

Paper 'i+r P in the storage cassette 4 at a predetermined location
To remove the shutter bin lock lever 50, insert the key into the lock 82 and rotate the protruding piece 83 counterclockwise in the figure.
is removed from the shutter bin 37, so the shutter 36 can be opened manually.

When the storage cassettes 4□ to 44 are loaded into the storage body 20 again and the storage body is pushed in, the shutter bin operating bar 68
Since the protrusion 74 on the lower surface pushes down the pin 76 of the release lever 73, the lever 73 rotates counterclockwise, causing the shutter bin lock lever 50 to swing counterclockwise. will no longer engage.

When the storage body 20 approaches the push-in end (W28), the locking piece 78 hits the stopper 81 and rotates counterclockwise, so that the engagement of the connecting lever 66 with the locking pawl 71 is released. Then, the connecting lever 66 is moved inside the storage body and the shutter bin actuating bar 68 is moved to the right in the figure, whereby the shack bin 37 is moved to the right by the fourth part 72, and the shutter 36 is fully opened and ready to accept banknotes. When the front side 147 is closed, the lock piece e2 (human body 1/l (τ119)
It engages with the locking part 611, and the storage body is also locked.

In addition, the locking and locking mechanism for the storage cassette 4 and the opening/closing machine for the storage cassette 4 are included.
17J is not limited to the illustrated embodiment, and other design changes may be made as appropriate, and the same applies to other configurations.

〔Effect of the invention〕

As explained above, the present invention allows the number of storage cassettes to be freely attached to and removed from the aircraft body in a storage body with one drawer function, and a conveyance path for carrying out banknotes ejected from each cassette to the storage body is provided to the machine. Therefore, the configuration of the storage cassette itself and its accompanying mechanisms are significantly simplified, and the cassette can also be easily installed and removed.

In addition, in the event of bill jamming (Q), inspection can be easily carried out by pulling out the storage cassette, and opening/closing, locking, etc. of the shack at the storage cassette reception opening can be done in conjunction with the movement of pulling out the storage cassette. It has various effects such as being able to simplify its configuration and work.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Fig. 1 is a front view showing one embodiment of the present invention, Fig. 2 is a schematic sectional view thereof, Fig. 3 is a bottom, Fig. 2 is a longitudinal sectional side view showing an example of a storage cassette, and Fig. 4 is a longitudinal sectional view showing an example of a storage cassette. The same plan view, FIGS. 5 to 8 are operation explanatory diagrams showing an example of the locking mechanism of the storage body and the shutter opening/closing mechanism of the storage cassette, and FIG. - It is an enlarged explanatory diagram. 1... Airframe, 2... Receiving and dispensing mechanism, 3 (3□~
34) Temporary storage section, 4(4] to 44) Storage cassette, 5 Payout port, 6 Receipt port, 9...
Identifier, 20... Storage body, 21... Receiving port, n...
Feeding means, 3G... shutter, 37... shutter bin, 44... horizontal conveyance path, 45... ascending conveyance path,
47...t>iJ surface〃(,5t)...Shutter bin lock lever-162...Lock piece, 66...Connection lever, 68...Shutter bin operating bar, 7'3...
M'r divided by V bar, 78...iU i? i'i)iT
, locking piece, 81... stopper. Figure 9 - I Co. Procedural Amendments December 1, 2015 Kaguchi Patent Office Commissioner Kazuo Wakasugi 1, Indication of the case Showa Edict 1994 =)'' Permission No. 207251 No. 2, Name of the invention Circulating warrior dispensing machine 3, Person making the amendment Relationship with the case q1 Applicant (143) GLORY E. Co., Ltd. Specification and drawings. 8. Attach the details of the amendment and the drawings. (No changes to the content) Procedural Amendr March 11, 1980 Director General of the Patent Office Kazuo Wakasugi 1, Indication of Case 1988 Pre-Patent No. 2072515-'j3, Case of Person Who Makes Amendment Relationship with Patent Applicant (143) Glory Industries Co., Ltd. 6. Number of inventions increased by amendment 1 7. "Claims" and "Detailed Description of the Invention" of the specification to be amended;
? Contents of the amendment 1) The description of the "Claims" of the specification of the present application has been corrected as follows. ``1) In a circulating deposit/withdrawal machine that stores accepted deposited banknotes in cassettes classified by type for each fffiM, and dispenses the banknotes in at least one of these storage cassettes as disbursed banknotes, the front side of the machine A drawer storage body that can be pulled out and stored on the side, and in which storage cassettes are arranged and loaded inside the drawer direction, and each of these storage cassettes can be individually attached and detached;
This drawer body includes a horizontal conveyance path disposed along the lower part of the storage cassette toward the front side, and an upward conveyance path extending upward from the front end of this conveyance path; A circulating deposit/withdrawal machine characterized by comprising a front door provided at the front of a drawer body. This is a circulating deposit/withdrawal machine that allows you to withdraw money from the front side of the machine. 2) On page 2, lines 14 and 15, "storage cassette" is corrected as follows. "Each storage cassette is arranged in the width direction with respect to the front of the machine." 3) Same as above, same page, line 18, "that is," has been replaced with "recently" 4
) Same page, line 19, “Installation” followed by “Request to do”
Insert. 5) The first line of page 3 of the same page, "It will be buried. Therefore," is corrected as follows. r. ``There has been a strong demand for machines that can be installed in particularly narrow spaces where it is desirable to bury them underground.However, conventional machines are too wide in the front of the machine, so If the above-mentioned conventional machine were to be installed in such a place,
In the second line from the bottom of the same page, ``the present invention'' is corrected to ``the first invention.'' 7) On page 4, line 8 of the same page, ``It is something to do.'' is corrected as follows. According to the second aspect of the present invention, the shack at the receiving port of each storage cassette is opened and closed in conjunction with the opening and closing of the front door. 8) Same as above, page 8, line 6, “mechanism” was corrected to “means” ゛9
) 2-chain page 9, lines 1 to 5 r4t are 1,000 yen notes...
Temporary attachment is being sought. ” is corrected as follows. ``For the M class banknotes in each cassette, 41 is for 1,000 yen regular notes, 42
is for 5,000 yen genuine notes, 43 is for 10,000 yen genuine notes, and 44 is for 1,000 yen, 5,000 yen, 10,000 yen notes, and 500 yen notes, and this cassette 44 is equipped with a reject box 45. , 2-ply tickets, etc.) and roll collection. 10) ``Next, Figure 5... will be explained.'' on page 10, lines 8 to 11 of the same page is corrected as follows. ``Next, according to FIGS. 5 to 8, storage cassettes 41 to 4 are
A shutter opening/closing mechanism that opens and closes the 7-piece 36 of the receiving port 4, a locking mechanism for the body 20 of the body 1, and a locking mechanism for keeping the door open when pulling out from the form 1 of the drawer storage body 20. I will explain about the front self-locking prevention mechanism. 11) Same as above, page 13, 8f, lines 6 to 7, ``The upper end is placed on the aircraft body 1 side...'' is corrected as follows. 5'' upper end hits the stopper 81 on the body L side, and when the storage body 20 is completely pushed in, it is placed in the state shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, allowing the locking claw 71 of the connecting lever 66 to pass, 12) In the second line from the bottom of page 14, ``Denomination'' is corrected to ``By banknote type.'' 13) Same as above, page 15, lines 5 to 13, ``into the storage section 24...rotate in the direction of the arrow'' is corrected as follows. The banknotes P that have entered the storage section 24 are deposited on the feeding means 23, and the aligning members 33, 33 are temporarily advanced and swung into the storage section 24 by an operating mechanism (not shown) to the side in the width direction of the stacked banknotes. When discharging banknotes P from within the storage cassettes 4z to 44, the suppressing member 34 enters and rotates into the storage section 24 in response to a dispensing command and presses the top surface of the banknote P, so that the banknote P is in the dispensing position. At the same time, the kick roller 26 and feed roller 25 rotate in the direction of the arrow in FIG.
transport path 8, reversing mechanism lO1 transport path 12'' are inserted. 15) Same as above @ page 16, ``open'' is corrected as ``closed J.'' 16) Insert the following between the second and third lines of page 17 of same as above. Even if you try to close the front surface #47 with the intention of opening the shutter 36 when you are in the drawer 4/S LM of the body 20, the locking pawl 71 of the connecting lever 66 will not engage the locking piece 78.
Since the front door 47 is stopped from closing by 1111, the front door fi! 47 can be closed (1), but the shack 36 cannot be opened (Fig. 7). j17) ``When inserted'' in line 17 of the same page above is corrected as follows. When the storage body 20 is pushed in and reaches near the end of the pushing movement, the locking piece 78 hits the stopper 81 and rotates counterclockwise as shown in FIG. 8, and the storage body 20 is completely pushed in. The locking piece 78 retreats from the locking area of the locking pawl 71 of the connecting lever 66 (as shown in Figure 6).Next, when the front door 47 begins to close, the shutter bin operating lever 6B moves to the right in the figure. Moved to 18) Same as above No. 18
Lines 3 to 6 of the page, "Move the warehouse 20..." are corrected as follows. "The closing movement of the front door 47 is as follows." 19) Same page, line 7 [In the figure, after j, "further"
Insert. 20 Same as above, same page, line 10, insert ``completely'' next to ``front door 47''. 21) Lines 13 to 14 of the same page [゛Please note that the above
...Opening/closing mechanism, etc.] should be corrected as follows. 7” Furthermore, the locking mechanism for the storage body 200 machine body 1,
A shutter opening/closing mechanism that opens and closes the shutter of the reception opening of the storage cassette 4, a front door closing prevention mechanism that holds the door open when the drawer body 200 is pulled out from the drawer body 1, etc.” 22) Same as above] Page 9, line 1 Lines 10 to 10 [The effect is applied to this storage body]. ” shall be revised as follows. "The cassettes are arranged in the drawer direction of this storage body, and a conveyance path is installed in this storage body to carry out the banknotes ejected from each cassette. Therefore, it is possible to install a mechanical machine, and also prevent banknotes from jamming. This has the effect of making it easier to inspect the conveyance path when an error occurs. In addition, when the front door is opened and closed, the shutters at the receiving ports of each storage cassette are closed. ``f on C1 mechanism? (
There are various effects such as simplification and reduction of functions/computers. 23) 4th line from the bottom of the same dirt floor page [Switch 4)・τ”σ)?
Infiltrate X with "Front force j1 closed senior minister restraint mechanism".

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] 1) In a circulation depositing and dispensing machine that stores received deposited banknotes in cassettes for each type and dispenses the banknotes in at least one of these storage cassettes as disbursed banknotes. , a drawer body that can be pulled out to the front side of the aircraft, and in which storage cassettes are arranged and loaded inside in the direction of the drawer, and each of these storage cassettes can be individually attached and detached; A feed-out paper sheet conveyance path consisting of a horizontal conveyance path disposed facing the front side and an upward conveyance path extending upward from the front end of this conveyance path; and a front door provided on the front side of the drawer storage body. A circulating deposit/withdrawal machine characterized by comprising: 2) The front door is a circulating type according to claim 1, in which the front door is interlocked with a lock release mechanism for closing a reception port shutter of each storage cassette in preparation for the drawer of the drawer and the body of the drawer. Deposit/withdrawal machine.