JPS61115809A - Sheet bagging device - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] This bulletin contains application data before electronic filing, so abstract data is not recorded.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION (a) Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a paper bagging device capable of bagging and discharging paper sheets such as banknotes, slips, regular paper, and securities.

(()) 111 InventionsCurrently, automatic teller machines, etc. used in banking services are:
At the time of payment, banknotes, etc. are automatically ejected, but the customer must put the ejected banknotes into a bag placed near the payment machine (C1) to make it easier to carry banknotes. ing.

However, such manual bagging work provides poor customer service, is cumbersome, and requires a lot of labor when a large amount of bagging operations are required.

(c) Purpose of the Invention Therefore, it is an object of the present invention to provide a paper sheet bagging device that can eliminate the troublesome manual bagging operation of paper sheets and automatically store the paper sheets.

(d) Summary of the Invention The present invention includes a paper sheet storage section, a bag storage section, and a bagging section, and by combining these, paper sheets are automatically stored in the storage bag and released. The present invention is characterized in that it is a paper sheet bagging device configured to take out paper sheets.

(E) Effects of the Invention According to this invention, in addition to the discharge riveted paper sheets, a storage bag is made wide, the storage bag is opened at the bag filling part, and the opened storage bag is filled with the required amount. Since a number of paper sheets can be automatically stored and discharged, the paper sheets are automatically packed in bags and discharged.

Therefore, when it comes to automatic teller machines, etc., there is no need for manual labor, and serviceability for customers is definitely improved.Also, even when it is necessary to store the machine in a large claw, it does not require much work effort. , can be automatically processed to ensure labor savings.

(f) Examples of the invention An embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail below based on the drawings.

The drawings show a banknote bagging device built into an automatic teller machine, and in FIGS. 1 and 2, the banknote bagging device 11 stores a large number of banknotes 12 in a freely dispensing manner. A storage cassette 13, a bag storage cassette 15 in which a large number of banknote storage bags 14 are stored in a freely dispensable manner, and a bag filling mechanism 16 that packs and discharges banknotes 12 into the banknote storage bag 14. It can be configured.

The above-mentioned banknote storage cassette 13 stores a large number of banknotes 12...
The banknotes 12 are stacked in a horizontally long vertical position and placed on the banknote placement plate 17, and the banknotes 12 are pushed through the banknote biasing mechanism 18 provided opposite to the rear side of the banknotes 12... . . . is biased toward the front side, and on the front side, the banknote feeding roller 1
9 are provided opposite each other, and this bill feeding roller 19 delivers the bill 1.
2... are fed out one by one from the front side. Then, the delivered banknotes 12 are guided to a bagging mechanism, which will be described later, via a banknote transport path 20.

The bag storage cassette 15 described above is provided in the same mechanism as the banknote storage cassette 13 described above, and is connected to the bag opening 21 of the banknote storage bag 14.
A large number of banknote storage bags 14 are placed on the bag mounting plate 22 with the banknote storage bags 14 facing upward and stacked in a vertically long standing position, and the rear side of the banknote storage bags 14... The banknote storage bags 14 are biased toward the front side through a bag biasing mechanism 23 provided oppositely to the banknotes storage bag 14, and a bag feeding roller 24 is provided oppositely to the front side. The bags 14 are fed out one by one from the front side. Then, the delivered banknote storage bags 14 are guided to the bag filling mechanism described in I via the bag conveyance path 25.

The above-mentioned banknote storage bag 14 has hook-and-loop fasteners 26 and 27 for bag opening attached to the center of the front and rear outer surfaces of the bag, respectively, and a bag opening closure corresponding to the hook-and-loop fastener 27 on the rear side of the bag is attached. A hook-and-loop fastener 29 is similarly provided at the center of the folded piece 28, and after folding, the bag opening 21 is opened and closed by engaging and disengaging the corresponding hook-and-loop fasteners 27 and 29.

The bag filling mechanism 16 described above has a pair of driving rollers 30 and a driven roller 31 facing each other, which sandwich and take in the storage bags 14 supplied from the bag storage cassette 15, and these rollers 30. 31 are biased against each other by springs 32 and 33 to hold the storage bag 14 therebetween. Further, a stopper surface 34 for determining the bag position is opposed to the lower end sealing portion of the storage bag 14 that has been taken in, and this stopper surface 34 is connected to the storage bag 14 that is locked with the stopper surface 34.
The folding piece 28 provided at the upper end of the above-mentioned roller 30.
It is set at a position where it is sandwiched between the surfaces, thereby supporting the storage bag 14 and serving to guide the storage bag 14 to the discharge conveyance path 35 after storing the banknotes. This discharge conveyance path 35 has one end connected to the intermediate part of the bag conveyance path 25 described above, and the other end led to a discharge 036, and once reversely transports the storage bag 14 from the bagging side 16 described above and bags it. The portion guided to the conveyance path 25 and disposed in the middle thereof is distributed to the discharge conveyance path 35 side by the solenoid 37.

These hook-and-loop fasteners 26 and 27 are placed opposite the front and rear hook-and-loop fasteners 26 and 27 for the taken-in storage bag 14.
6. The first and second solenoids 3 engage and disengage in accordance with 27.
8.39 is arranged, and the first solenoid 38 moves forward and backward with a hook and loop fastener 40 attached to its tip, and when moving forward, it comes into contact with the hook and loop fastener 26 on the front side, and the surfaces of these fasteners 26 and 40 are aligned with each other. When retracting, the hook-and-loop fastener 26 is pulled to a predetermined retracted position, and then released and retracted.

Further, the second solenoid 39 is connected to the first solenoid 3 described above.
8, it is equipped with a hook-and-loop fastener 41 at the tip, moves forward and backward in synchronization with the first solenoid 38, and similarly engages and disengages in response to the hook-and-loop fastener 27 on the rear side. It will be done.

FIG. 3 shows a control circuit block diagram of the bill bagging device,
The CPU 51 controls each circuit device according to programs stored in the ROM 52 and RAM 53.

Next, the processing operation of the banknote bagging apparatus configured as described above will be explained with reference to the flowchart of FIG. 4.

First, in a first step 61 based on a dispensing command signal, the bag delivery roller 24 is driven to take out one storage bag 14 from the bag storage cassette 15.

Next, in a second step 62, the bag conveyance path 25 and drive roller 30 are driven to convey the storage bag 14 to the bagging mechanism 16, and in a third step 63, the first and second solenoids 38 and 39 are driven. The bagging mechanism 16
A storage bag 14 is provided so as to be transportable.

Then, the storage bag 14 becomes the stopper 34 of the bagging mechanism 16.
When it comes into contact with and is positioned in the fixed position, the fourth step 6
At step 4, the conveyance of the bag conveying path 25 and the driving roller 30 is stopped, and at the same time, at the fifth step 65, the first and second solenoids 38.39 are turned off, and these solenoids 38.3 are turned off.
9 Hook and loop fastener 40.Drawing 41/Back hook and loop fastener 2
6.27, these solenoids 3
8. By slightly retracting 39 and turning it ON, the bag is pulled from both sides to open the upper bag mouth 21.

In the open state, the bill dispensing roller 19 is driven in a sixth step 66 to dispense a required number of bills 12 from the bill storage cassette 13, and in a seventh step 67, the bill conveyance path 20 is driven to 12... as bagging mechanism 1
6. At this time, after feeding out the banknotes, the feeding of the banknote feeding roller 19 is stopped in an eighth step 68, and after the banknotes 12 are conveyed to the bagging mechanism 16, in a ninth step 69, the banknote feeding path 20 is stopped. Stop transporting.

After the banknotes 12... are stored in the storage bag 14, the first banknotes 12... Turn on the second solenoid 38 and 39 again.
At step t, separate the hook-and-loop fasteners 26, 40 and 27, 41 which are locked to each other.

As a result, the storage bag 14 returns to its original flat state from the open state, and in a tenth step 70, the drive roller 30 and the bag conveyance path 25 are driven in the reverse direction to reversely transport the storage bag 14, and the first
In a first step 71, the solenoid 37 is operated to move toward the discharge conveyance path 35, and in a twelfth step 72, the discharge conveyance path is driven to discharge the storage bag 14 to the discharge port 36.

After discharging, the drive roller 30, the bag conveyance path 25, and the discharge conveyance path are stopped in the 13th step 73, and the distribution solenoid 37 is returned to the original bag feeding direction in the 14th step 74 for the next bag feeding. One operation of the banknote bagging and discharging process is completed.

In addition, in the above-mentioned embodiment, an example was shown in which a hook-and-loop fastener was used as the bag opening means, but the bag opening is not limited to this, and the front and rear surfaces of the bag are suctioned with negative pressure and pulled from both sides. So-called suction sucker means may be used to open the opening.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show an embodiment of the present invention; FIG. 1 is a schematic side view of a paper bagging device, FIG. 2 is a front view of main parts of the paper bagging device, and FIG. 3 is a schematic side view of a paper bagging device. FIG. 4 is a block diagram of the LIJ control circuit of the stuffing device, and is a flowchart of the paper bag stuffing device. 11...Bagging device 12...Banknotes 13...
Bill storage cassette 14...Banknote storage bag 15...Bag storage cassette 16...Bag filling mechanism 20...Banknote conveyance path 21...Bag opening 25...Bag conveyance path 3
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Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A paper sheet storage section that freely feeds and stores paper sheets; Store paper storage bags in a way that allows them to be freely fed out. A bag storage section, Bag opening of the storage bag supplied from the bag storage section At the same time, place the above into the opened storage bag. Bags the paper sheets supplied from the paper sheet storage section. It is equipped with a bag filling section that fills and releases the bag. Paper bagging equipment.