JPS6022435Y2 - Voucher automatic tabulation machine - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to an automatic slip tallying machine that automatically tallies slips (operating time slips) that are generally used for machine management in factory machines.

When operating printing machines and other machines, slips are used from the viewpoint of rationally managing these machines.

Time scales are printed on the slips for driving time, preparation time, inhibition time, etc., and in actual use, the corresponding parts (time scales) on the paper are filled in black with a pencil or the like.

In this way, the first entry in the slip showing the details of the operation or operating time of the machine in the form of a bar graph is manually converted for each item into a numerical value proportional to the length of the bar graph.

When creating a slip like the one above, the step of filling in the relevant parts with a pencil or the like is not an inappropriate task from an ergonomic point of view, but the tabulation work that follows is intended to be completed in a short time. The reality is that it is quite tedious, and a considerable number of errors in aggregation are unavoidable.

Therefore, it is an object of the present invention to provide an automatic slip tallying machine that automatically performs the above-mentioned slip tallying process.

In other words, the present invention places a slip on which timing mark rows and data marks are provided in parallel on a panel,
The device reads and totals the data marks, and includes two fixed bars arranged side by side on a panel at a constant interval equal to the width of the slip, and a device mounted perpendicularly to the two fixed bars between the two fixed bars. a movable bar, a drive device for moving the movable bar along both fixed bars, a timing mark reading device fixed to the movable bar, a data mark reading device movable along the movable bar, and a total value recorder. A driving device that moves the data mark reading device and the total value recording device along the movable bar, and a totalizing device that stores and totals the data read by the data mark reading device. This is an automatic document tallying machine.

Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings of one embodiment thereof. Fig. 1 shows a front view of the automatic tabulation machine of the present invention, and in this figure, 1 and 2 are fixed bars, and the panel 3 provided along the left and right edges of the

Slip 4 to be tallied between the two domestic bars on panel 3
is placed and fixed.

Reference numeral 5 denotes a movable bar, which is stretched perpendicularly between the fixed bars 1 and 2, and can freely move (up and down in the figure) along each of the fixed bars 1 and 2. .

The movable bar 5 is moved by a panel motor or a step motor.

Reference numeral 6 denotes a timing mark reading device which is fixedly attached near the end of the movable bar 5 and is of an optical type.

The timing mark reading device 6 optically detects seven rows of timing marks printed on the slip 4.

A movable head 8 moves along the movable bar 5 (moves left and right in the figure) and is operated by the same drive mechanism as described above.

This movable head 8 has a data mark reading device 9 and a total value recording device 10, and the data mark reading device 9 is an optical type similar to the timing mark reading device 6 described above. A mark filled in with a pencil or the like, ie, a data mark 11, is read.

The slips that can be processed by the automatic slip tallying machine of the present invention have been mentioned above, but to show them in more detail, one example is as shown in Figure 2, where the column for normal slips has the operating time on the vertical axis, There are preparation times, inhibition times, etc., and each of these can be further subclassified as necessary.

The horizontal axis is a time scale, for example, in 5 minute increments.

Each display on the slip described above can be seen by a person, but cannot be read by the data mark reading device 9.

On the top of the slip 4, seven rows of timing marks that can be read by the above-mentioned timing mark reading device 9 are printed at intervals of, for example, 5 minutes in the left and right direction in FIG.

Data marks 11 are written on the slip 4 as described above with a pencil or the like according to the operation of the machine.

That is, predetermined areas that can be seen by humans but cannot be read by the data mark reading device 9 are manually filled in with a pencil or the like so that they can be read according to the display or description on the slip 4.

The slip 9 filled out in this way is then subjected to a totaling process.

The aggregation machine of the present invention aggregates the above-mentioned slips, but
A schematic flowchart showing the procedure is shown in FIG.

As mentioned above, the slip 4 with predetermined areas filled in with a pencil or the like is fixed on the panel 3 of the tabulation machine as shown in FIG. is printed and stored on the slip.

Since the automatic slip tabulation machine of the present invention is configured as described above, it can automatically read bar graph groups written on slips that are difficult to read accurately and quickly by hand, accurately and quickly, and The tally results (total values) can be printed and recorded on the slip, and since the movable bar and movable head are configured as described above, the fields to be tallied on the slip can be increased or decreased as desired.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a front view of an embodiment of the automatic document tallying machine of the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a diagram showing an example of a slip used in the aggregation machine of the present invention, and FIG. 3 is a flowchart of the aggregation machine of the present invention. 1.2: Fixed bar, 3: Panel, 4: Slip, 5: Movable bar, 6: Timing mark reader, 7: Timing mark, 8: Movable head, 9: Data mark reader, 10: Total value recording device , 11: Data mark.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A device for placing a slip on which timing mark rows and data marks are provided in parallel on a panel, reading the data marks, and totaling the data marks, and placing the slips at regular intervals corresponding to the width of the slip on the panel. two fixed bars arranged in parallel, a movable bar mounted perpendicularly between the two fixed bars, a drive device for moving the movable bar along the fixed bars, and a movable bar fixed to the movable bar. a timing mark reading device, a data mark reading device and a tally value recording device that are movable along the movable bar, and a driving device that moves the data mark reading device and the tally value recording device along the movable bar; An automatic slip tallying machine comprising a tallying device that stores and tallies the data read by the data mark reading device.