JPS61207777A - Unmanned rental strong box apparatus - 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 [Field of Industrial Application] The present invention relates to a safe deposit box device equipped with a large number of safe deposit boxes, and particularly to an unmanned safe deposit box device.

[Conventional technology]

Conventionally, safe deposit boxes installed in banks, etc. have a safe deposit box with limited entry and exit routes, and a large number of safe deposit boxes are arranged in the room based on individual usage contracts with customers, and the front of each safe deposit box is The door is equipped with a bank lock and a customer lock, and if a customer wants to use the safe deposit box, they must notify the bank staff at the reception department, and both the customer and the staff can use the safe deposit box. First, the person in charge opens the gate door on the entry/exit route with the customer's own key, enters the room, and then accompanies the customer to the safe deposit box and unlocks the bank lock. Unlocking the locks required extremely cumbersome procedures and collaborative efforts.

[Problem that the invention seeks to solve]

Conventional safety deposit boxes had the following problems.

l) Reception takes time and customers are kept waiting.

2) To unlock the bank lock, a person in charge must accompany the customer to the safe deposit box.

3) It is difficult to grasp the situation inside the safe deposit box.

4) There are the following drawbacks in terms of crime prevention.

b) It is difficult in practice to keep records of usage.

(Example) There is a concern that internal communication such as prohibition of handling may result in a mistake.

C) Even if a customer forgets to close the door and leaves, you won't know.

2) Even if the door or lock is damaged, you won't know.

5) Unable to accommodate extended hours for safe deposit box operations.

6) The larger the safe deposit box facility, the more difficult it is to handle it manually.

The present invention aims to solve the above problems and make safe deposit box operations unmanned.

[Means for solving problems]

In the present invention, the means for solving the above problems is to use an electric lock as the game) 5fE and the bank lock, and to provide a monitoring means for monitoring the customer lock, the locked state, and the broken lock (hereinafter referred to as the broken wire lock). In addition to unlocking the electric lock only when the personal authentication data entered by the customer is valid, the condition of each lock and the customer's usage time are monitored and recorded. , a center unit mainly including a computer device is provided as the monitoring means, and also as means for determining whether or not handling is prohibited, and means for performing necessary processing and control.

[Effect]

By electrically controlling the gate door and bank lock, it functions as an alternative to having a person in charge accompany the customer to the safe deposit box, and automatically processes reception work by having the customer input personal authentication data. By monitoring the condition of each lock and the amount of time customers use it, we can improve our understanding of the security situation and ensure safety.

〔Example〕

Hereinafter, the present invention will be explained in detail with reference to examples and drawings.

FIG. 1 is a plan view showing an example of the arrangement of an unmanned safe deposit box device embodying the present invention. In the figure, a front room 3 is disposed outside a safe deposit box 2 having a large number of safe deposit boxes 1, and a passageway 4 communicates between the front room 3 and a general lobby 5. These safety deposit box 2° front room 3 and passage 4 are separated from the general lobby 5 and business area 6 by a solid partition wall 7.
A first gate 8a is provided at the entrance of the partition wall entering the passage 4 from the general lobby 5, and a second gate 1-8b is provided at the partition wall entering the front room 3 from the passage 4, and a second gate 1-8b is provided for entering the safe deposit box 2 from the front room 3. A third game 1-8c is provided on the wall of the safe deposit box.

A predetermined gate unit 9a is installed on the wall surface of the partition wall of each gate.
, 9b and 9C are attached, and a gate unit 9d for leaving the room is attached to the side wall surface of the front chamber 3 of the second gate 8b.

Further, a center unit 10 is provided at a desired location in the business area 6 close to the safe deposit box 2.

Inside the door plate IC of each safe deposit box 1, a bank lock 1a and a customer lock 1b are attached as safe deposit box locks, as shown in FIG. 2, and the bank lock 1a is an electric lock.

If the judgment result of the personal authentication data, which will be described later, is valid, the bank lock 1a is unlocked, and if the customer unlocks the customer lock 1b with his own key, the door plate IC is opened.

A guide indicator light 1d is provided on the door $i1c of the safe deposit box 1, and lights up to guide the customer when the bank lock 1a is unlocked. An inner box le is installed in the safe deposit box 1, and the customer takes it out and uses it. If necessary, a coupon booth (not shown) is provided in the safe deposit box 2 to provide a private room for handling inner boxes.

Each safe deposit box square 1 is provided with a lock detection means, a lock error detection means, and a broken lock detection means, which constitute the first monitoring means. Lock detection means is inner box detection lever 1r
It is composed of a microswitch etc. that is linked to the inner box 1e, and is turned on when the inner box 1e is completely locked and the inner box 1e is detected. The locking error detection means is a microswitch that is interlocked with the customer lock 1b, and detects that the lock is locked even though it cannot be locked when the inner box 1e is not detected under normal conditions. This detection may be determined by reading the locking signal of the passenger lock and the signal indicating that the locking detection means could not detect the inner box on the center unit 10 side. The disconnection lock detection means is constituted by a circuit that sends a weak current through the wiring of all the bank locks 1a in a fixed time cycle according to a command from the center unit 10, and determines whether the wiring is conductive or non-conductive.

These detection signals are input to the center unit 10, and abnormalities, damage, and disconnections in each layer are automatically monitored.

Electric locks are attached to the gate doors of each game (8a, 8b, and 8C), and an electric lattice door is further installed at the entrance to the safe deposit box 2. The gate units 9a, 9b, 9c, and 9d generally include a card league and numeric keyboard that are personal authentication data input means, a guidance display that provides operational instructions and guidance to safe deposit box users, and an authentication card. The first gate aa and the third gate 8c, which consist of an embossing section and an imprinter that prints reception hours, safe deposit box numbers, etc., can be unlocked using only the card league and guidance display. However, as shown in the second gate 8b in this embodiment, at least one reception unit includes a card league for reading the authentication code and safe deposit box number from the authentication card, and a numeric keypad for inputting the password. A gate with

The center unit 10 is a computer device (hereinafter referred to as CPU) that controls the entire safe deposit box, monitors equipment, and manages and judges customer information. FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing an example of the configuration of a device. In FIG. 3, the center unit IO includes a CPU 11 and a C
An RT display 12, a keyboard 13 used for safe deposit box operation and data input, a floppy disk means 14 for storing safe deposit box registration information and customer information, and a printer 15 for printing out stored information, management information, etc. It consists of The above-mentioned center unit IO is connected to a sub CPU 16 which is a control means disposed within the safe deposit box area, and is connected to each gate unit 9a, 9b, 9c, 9d, electric lock 17. It is connected to the electric lattice door 18 and the safe deposit box lock 19.

FIG. 4 is a flowchart showing an example of the operating procedure of the above embodiment. First, when the device is powered on, a start-up processing operation 101 is performed.

Here, in the present invention, in addition to inputting various data, the presence or absence of an abnormally locked safe deposit box and the presence or absence of a break in the lock wiring are automatically checked until they are found, and if there is no abnormality, , making safe deposit boxes available. Customers who visit the store are the first
At the first gate 8a in the figure, personal authentication 102 is performed by the card league, and if the card is legitimate, the first gate 8a
Pass 103 through gate 8a. At this time, the center unit 10 uses a buzzer to notify 104 that the customer has passed.

This buzzer sound will be heard once for regular customers and once for VIP (
In the case of important persons), it is convenient to set it twice in advance. At the same time, necessary items such as the name, customer class, safe deposit box number, and agent code are displayed 105 on the CRT display. Next, when the customer arrives at the second gate 8b, he/she inserts the authentication card into the card league and enters his/her personal identification number into the numeric keypad (106) according to the instructions on the guidance display. These personal authentication data are stored in the CPU
It is sent to I1 to confirm that it has been registered, and
The CPU II, which functions as a determining means, verifies that they correspond to each other. When the personal authentication data is determined to be valid, the reception and time are displayed on the CRT display, the timer serving as the second monitoring means starts counting 107, and the imprinted authentication card is returned 108. The customer passes through the second gate 8b, passes through the third gate 8C which is unlocked and opened 109, and enters the safe deposit box 2 (110).

If the personal authentication data is valid, the information display etc. will light up to indicate that the bank lock is unlocked.
The customer unlocks the customer layer with the key in his possession and uses the safe deposit box 111. When the customer has finished using the safe deposit box, the customer locks the door 112 and leaves the room 114. At that time, an authentication card is required to unlock the exit gate unit 9d 113, which prevents the customer from forgetting the card. It can also prevent unauthorized infiltrators from escaping.

It should be noted that even if all the gates S in this embodiment are electric doors, the same effect will be achieved because they are electrically locked. Conversely, one gate needs to be unlocked only when leaving the room, and the remaining gates are locked when entering the room. It may be possible to open and close the door from the opposite direction, but only when unlocking is required. Alternatively, the exit route may be set to a different game (8d) that leads to the business area 6. In any case, if the authentication procedure for the exit gate unit 9d is performed while the lock is not properly locked, or if the customer's presence in the room exceeds the time limit, an alarm will be issued in the center unit 10 and a security check will be activated. Ru.

Finally, when the day's work is finished, a termination process 115 is performed, in which the necessary lists and records for creating daily reports and organizing documents are printed out, the floppy disk containing the data is removed, and the power is turned off. is turned off.

〔Effect of the invention〕

As described above, according to the present invention, it is possible to provide an unmanned safe deposit box, and the following effects are achieved.

1) You can expand your business by saving labor.

2) Generation management of authentication cards and discovery of prohibited cards can be automatically checked, providing great security.

3) Security is enhanced by monitoring the customer's time in the room and the locked state of the lock.

4) Using computer equipment, usage status can be easily grasped, customer contract processing becomes easier, and administrative work becomes labor-saving.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a plan view showing the arrangement of one embodiment of the present invention, Fig. 2 is a perspective view showing the structure of the safe deposit box, Fig. 3 is a block diagram showing the structure of the above embodiment, and Fig. 4 is the same. It is a flowchart which shows an example of an operation procedure. 1...Safe deposit box 2...Safe deposit box 3...Ante room 4...Aisle 5...General lobby 6... ...Sales area 8...Gate 9...Gate unit 10...Center unit 11.
...CPtJ16...Sub CPU
17...Gate a18...Electric lattice door 19...Bank lock and customer base Figure 1 Figure 3

Claims (1)

[Claims] In a safe deposit box device having a large number of safe deposit boxes that have a bank lock and a customer lock and can be opened when both are unlocked, a bank lock that can be locked and unlocked by an electrical signal and a bank lock that can be locked and unlocked by an electrical signal are provided. a personal authentication data input means disposed in front of the route of the gate door and operated by the customer,
a determining means for determining the validity of the personal authentication data inputted by the input means; a control means for unlocking the gate door and bank lock when the determination result is valid; and a control means for detecting abnormalities in the lock and its wiring. An unmanned safe deposit box apparatus comprising a first monitoring means for monitoring the presence or absence of a safe deposit box, and a second monitoring means for monitoring usage time of a customer near the safe deposit box facility.