JPS6222920Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] (Industrial application field) This invention is used in machines for dispensing money, especially banknotes, and money changers. This invention relates to a device for this redirect box for collection into a redirect box.

(Prior art) A conventional dispensing machine stores various banknotes from the rear of the machine, and attaches and detaches a redirect box. This is then sent by a transport device, during which it is counted and checked for duplicates, etc., and then sent to the next collection car, where the entire payment is deposited in the collection section near the payout port on the front of the machine. Once the banknotes are accumulated, the person receiving the payment checks them and if they are accurate, they open the ejection port and take out all the banknotes in the stacking section. However, if the above detection and confirmation do not allow for dispensing. The banknotes in the stacking section are automatically or manually collected into the redirect box. However, when collecting the lever, it is preferable to locate the rigid box directly below the stacking section because there is less chance of obstacles such as bills remaining or getting caught on the way, but due to the equipment inside the machine as described above, Redirect boxes had to be pushed deep into the fuselage or pulled out, and workers had to insert their arms into the lower rear of the fuselage to work, which sometimes made them feel uneasy about installing them. Furthermore, when taking out the Redirect Box from the machine, the top lid must be locked to ensure the safety of the banknotes inside. However, with a reject box installed at the back, the top lid must be closed without being able to confirm whether or not the reject banknote has completely fallen into the box, and if the banknote does not fall completely, the banknote may be pinched or damaged. There were cases where I ended up doing it.

An example of such a device is Utility Model Application No. 54-58098.
There is a redirect box device as disclosed in Japanese Patent Application No. That is, a frame body that is pressed to one side by a bullet is movably installed on the upper part of the banknote receiving side of a redirect box that is installed in the lower part of the machine so that it can be taken in and taken out freely, and a lid plate that has a grip on one end side is installed. There is a known structure in which the box is installed in the upper part of a rigid box so as to be openable and closable, and the frame is hooked and moved to one side against a tensile force by a hook provided on the lid plate. .

However, even with this, the above-mentioned drawbacks have not been solved.

(Problem to be solved by the invention) In the above conventional technology, from the rear there is a storage box for banknotes, a suction body that sucks and takes out the banknotes one by one, a roll that feeds out the taken out banknotes, and a checker for checking the denomination and authenticity of the banknotes. Conveyor belts equipped with detection sensors for discrimination, collection vehicles,
Since the drop paths to the Reject Box are arranged in series at the lowest limit plane, the Reject Box is located directly below the drop path to accommodate the Reject banknotes, and when taking them out, the Reject Bank is placed on the rail. It must be taken out by passing under each of the serial parts along the line and being positioned outside the machine. Furthermore, in the conventional example, a grip for pulling out the drawer is connected to the lid plate of the Reject Box and is provided near the entrance of the Reject Box, and the Reject Box can be connected to and disconnected from the lid plate and from the machine. Since the locking and disengaging position is the innermost part of the rigid box (viewed from the grip side), the lid plate with the grip is quite long, so When pulling out the box, there was a drawback that it required a long space on the drawer side (rear) of the redirect box entrance of this machine, including the grip part. In this invention, a sliding body with approximately the same length as the fuselage is provided with a guide groove that allows approximately half of the sliding body to be pulled out of the fuselage. ) position, the sliding body is pulled out and the sliding body is disengaged from the fuselage at a position where the Reject Box cannot be removed, and when the top cover of the Reject Box is closed and the inside is sealed, the sliding body and the Reject By disengaging and disengaging the box, the box moves to the removal position and is taken out, making it possible to install and remove the box by pulling out about half the length of the machine. It is characterized by:

(Means for solving the problem) A guide groove is formed on both sides of the inside of the machine in the longitudinal direction, and a sliding body is provided along this guide groove that can be pulled out approximately to the length that the Reject Box can be taken out. A rigid box is removably attached to the sliding body, and a hook and a hook for engaging and disengaging the box and the sliding body are provided at the innermost part of the entrance and exit of the box so that the box can be engaged and disengaged by opening and closing the top cover. When the upper cover is closed, the engagement between the Reject Box and the sliding body is disengaged, and the Reject Box is free to slide inside the sliding body and can be moved to the take-out position. This problem is solved by adjusting the amount of withdrawal.

(Function) In a money exchange or dispensing machine, etc., the amount of sliding of the reject box via a sliding body that slides in a guide groove provided under the reject passage provided below the front dispensing port of the machine and the rear opening side of the machine. , Due to the two-stage sliding action with respect to the sliding body of the rigid box alone, the amount of movement of the drawer from the machine body is reduced and the operation is facilitated.

(Example) Next, an embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail based on the drawings.

The embodiment shown in the drawings is applied to a banknote dispensing machine, in which a body 1 of the dispensing machine is formed with a dispensing port 3 having a shutter 2 on the front, and banknotes a and a for each denomination on the rear surface. It has a loading port 5 for loading the storage boxes 4 and 4' (the outer box is removed and only the internal structure is shown in the drawing), and an opening 7 at the bottom for installing the redirect box 6.

The banknotes a and a' stored in the storage boxes 4 and 4' are sequentially 1 of each denomination according to the payout amount from the tip of the banknote.
The sheets are peeled off one by one by the suction heads 8, 8' which perform fan-shaped movements, taken up by the delivery rollers 9, 9', counted by the counting elements 10, 10', and transferred to the conveying device 1.
1, and are inserted one by one between the blades 13 of the accumulation wheel 12, and are accumulated on the accumulation section 14 as the accumulation wheel 12 rotates. Note that the detection element 15,1
Reference numerals 6, 17, and 18 are used to detect, for example, the denomination, the presence or absence of banknotes in the stacking car or stacking section, or the detection of the payout of banknotes. However, when an error or some other problem occurs in stacking banknotes, the stacking section 14 rolls clockwise around the shaft 19, and if the bill is rejected, it passes through the reject passage 20 and returns to the stacking section. The banknotes fall into the redirect box 6 located almost directly below the redirect box 14.

Such a device is conventionally known, and other dispensing devices may be used.

As shown in FIG. 2, the rigid box 6 consists of a box body 23 with an open top surface and a hinge 21 that allows a bendable upper lid 22 to close the opening. It can be taken out. Reference numeral 25 denotes a lock that locks the upper lid 22 when it is closed, and can be unlocked using a key kept by a boss, for example. Such a redirect box is disclosed in Japanese Patent Application Laid-open No. 131999/1983. It is almost well known.

In the present invention, protruding plates 26 and 26' are provided on the outer periphery of the left and right sides of the rigid box 6.
The projecting plates 26, 26' abut on both upper surfaces 28, 28' of a substantially frame-shaped sliding body 27, and the reject box 6 is mounted on the sliding body 27 so as to be slidable and detachable.

The sliding body 27 has sliding wheels 29, 2 on both sides thereof.
9' and support plates 30, 30' are also partially provided with a hook 33 which engages with a catch 31 as well as with a catch 32 of the rigid box 6.

Guide grooves 34, 34' in contact with the slide wheels 29, 29' and in which they roll; receiver wheels 35, 35' in contact with and supported by the support plates 30, 30'; and a stop hook that engages and disengages with the stop 31. 36 is fixed to the fuselage 1 side.

The state shown in FIG. 1 shows the state in which the redirect box 6 is attached and ready for dispensing. It is set.

When removing the redirect box 6, pull the sliding body 27 by the handle 37, and the sliding wheel 29,
29' rolls in the guide grooves 34, 34', and the reject box 6 is pulled out together with the sliding body 27.
Even if the sliding wheel on the handle 37 side comes out of the guide groove, the supporting plates 30, 30' and receivers 35, 35' support the sliding body 27. When the sliding body 27 is completely pulled out, the catch 31 and the catch 36 are engaged, and the sliding body 27 is made unable to slide. Located in Therefore, when the box body 23 is closed with the upper lid 22 of the rigid box 6, the tip of the upper lid 22 pushes up the hook 33 and disengages from the latch 32, and at the same time, the lock 25 locks the upper lid 22 and closes the upper lid. will not open. Then, by placing your hand on the handle 24 of the rigid box 6, the protruding plates 26, 26'
7 is supported by the upper surfaces 28, 28' of the slider 7, and is moved in the direction of the handle 37 of the slider 27, so that the reject box 6 can be removed from the slider 27.

Also, when attaching the redirect box 6, since the inside of the redirect box 6 is usually empty, the upper lid 2
The protruding plates 2 may be left open or closed, but the protruding plates 2
6 and 26', and slide the redirect box 6 in the direction of the hook 33 of the slider 27 to release the hook 3.
3 and the hooking portion 32, the redirect box 6 is coupled to the sliding body 27. There, the hook 3
6 is removed from the clasp 31 and the sliding body 27 is inserted into the body 1 to complete the mounting of the rigid box 6.

(Effect of the invention) In this way, the present invention pulls out the Reject Box together with the sliding body to the rear of the fuselage, closes the top cover here, and then pulls out only the Reject Box and removes it. Since the amount is small within the range that can be extracted, the work is easy and reliable, and the space required for the drawer is small, making it highly practical.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The figures show an embodiment in which the device of the present invention is applied to a banknote dispensing machine. Fig. 1 is a side view showing the internal structure with the cosmetic outer box removed, Fig. 2 is a cutaway side view of the redirect box, FIG. 3 is a side view showing a state in which the sliding body is pulled out, and FIG. 4 is a partially cutaway view of the sliding body with a redirect box loaded therein as seen from the opening side. Codes, a and a' are banknotes, 1 is the main body, 3 is the payout port,
6 is a rigid box, 22 is a top lid, 23 is a box body, 26 is a protruding plate, 27 is a sliding body, 28 is a top surface,
29 is a sliding wheel, 32 is a hook, 33 is a hook, 3
4 is a guide groove.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] From the rear of the machine, there is a storage box, a suction body for removing paper waste,
The roll that feeds out the banknotes, the conveyor belt with a sensor that inspects the banknotes, the banknote accumulation vehicle, and the path to the redirect box are arranged in a straight plane and installed at the bottom of the path, and the redirect box is taken out from the rear of the machine. The coin dispensing machine to be manufactured includes a guide groove formed on the inner side surface of the lower part of the machine body, a sliding body that is guided by the groove and can pull out approximately the length of the rigid box outside the machine body and stop, and a sliding body that slides on the sliding body. It constitutes a two-stage sliding part with a movable rigid box, and further includes a detachable hook and a hook between the front side of the rigid box and the sliding body, and the hook A redirect box device for a money dispensing machine, comprising a top lid of a redirect box that disengages.