JPS6227969Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] <Industrial application field> The present application is capable of enveloping and holding banknotes together with a guide band in a rotating body, and ejecting the held banknotes to the outside by reversing the rotating body. The present invention relates to a banknote holding device.

<Prior Art> Conventionally, a banknote holding device that is capable of holding banknotes by winding them around a rotating body together with a guide band, and releasing the held banknotes to the outside by reversing the rotating body, has a casing. A pair of opposing introducing members forming an introduction path for receiving banknotes and introducing them into the interior are provided at the upper part, and a first rotating body, and a first rotating body parallel to the first rotating body is provided at the lower part of the casing. It comprises two rotating bodies, a guide is wound between both the rotating bodies, and one introducing member is extended so that the banknotes introduced from the introduction path are directed to a position where the guiding band is wound around the second rotating body. The banknotes introduced into the introduction path are sequentially wound up together with the guide band on the second rotating body by the forward rotation of the drive motor, and then when the drive motor is rotated in the reverse direction, the guide band is drawn out toward the first rotating body and the guide band The banknotes that have been wound up together with the band are unwound from the second rotating body, and are fed back into the introduction path and discharged from the upper end of the banknotes to the outside of the casing.

<Problems to be solved by the invention> By the way, in the above-described conventional banknote holding device, when the banknotes introduced from the introduction path leave the introduction path and move to the second rotating body, or due to reverse rotation of the drive motor, the banknotes are There was a drawback in that the banknotes were bent when transferring from the two rotary bodies to the introduction path, resulting in a state in which they were not correctly oriented to the second rotary body or the introduction path, making it impossible to obtain reliable operation.

<Means for Solving the Problems> Therefore, the present application extends the introduction member on the side of the first rotating body constituting the introduction path downward, and at the same time extends flexible blades radially around the second rotating body at a position directly above the second rotating body. Set up delivery〓〓〓〓〓
A feeding piece is provided so as to be in contact with the inner surface of the extension part of the introduction member, and this feeding piece is forcibly rotated by a drive motor to direct the bill from the introduction path to the second rotating body or from the second rotating body. This ensures smooth and reliable orientation to the road.

<Embodiments and their effects> Below, the embodiments will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. 1
is a housing, and the banknote introduction path 2 is opposite to the upper position of the housing.
A pair of introduction members 3 and 4 forming a first rotating body 5 are disposed. 6 is a second rotating body provided at the bottom of the housing 1 so as to be parallel to the first rotating body 5;
A reversibly rotating drive motor 7 is connected to this. An induction band 8 made of a thin steel plate is wound around the first rotating body 5, and one end of the guiding band 8 is connected to the second rotating body 6.
It is fixedly attached to a notch 6' formed in. Further, the pair of introduction members 3 and 4 extend downward while being slightly curved, and one introduction member 3 further extends to the first rotating body 5.
and the second rotating body 6 so as to intersect with the surface of the guiding band 8 extending between the two rotating bodies 5 and 6. A U-shaped notch 9 is formed to sandwich the guide band 8. Reference numeral 12 denotes a feeding piece having a plurality of highly flexible blades 11 made of a large number of metal plates or resin plates arranged around the periphery in a radial manner. It is rotatably arranged directly above the two-rotating body 6,
A pulley 1 provided on the rotating shaft 12' of this feed piece 12
3 and a pulley 14 provided on the rotating shaft 6' of the second rotating body 6 are transmission-connected by a belt 15. Reference numeral 16 indicates a rotating roller that faces both sides of the first rotating body 5 and extends in the radial direction thereof, and 17 indicates a sensor that detects the intrusion state of banknotes.

When a banknote sent from the banknote sorting device enters the introduction path 2 from above, the sensor generates a detection signal, the drive motor 7 is driven, and the second rotating body 6 and the feeder piece 12 are moved counterclockwise. Rotate in the direction. Therefore, the bill introduced between the pair of introducing members 3 and 4 is fed by the blade of the feeding piece 12, and its leading edge is guided to the position of the winding opening P of the guide band 8 relative to the second rotating body 6. It will be destroyed. Therefore, the banknotes are wound around the second rotary body 6 together with the guide band 8, and the banknotes that enter the introduction path 2 in this way are sequentially wound up on the second rotary body 6. Next, when releasing the banknotes wound up on the second rotary body 6 to the outside of the housing 1 for return, for example, the drive motor 7 is activated by operating the return button.
Reverse. Then, the guide band 8 is fed out toward the first rotating body 5, and the banknote is drawn out to the inner surface of the extension 3' of one of the introducing members 3, and after coming into contact with the inner surface of the extension 3', the banknote is drawn out to the inner surface of the extension 3'. However, since the feeding piece 12 located directly above the second rotary body 6 is also rotating in the same direction as the second rotary body 6, the leading edge of the banknote to be drawn out is moved away from the blade 11. The bill is then pushed back into the inner surface of the extension portion 3', and is automatically introduced between the introduction members 3 and 4 as the feeder piece 12 rotates, and the bill is ejected from the upper part of the introduction path 2 to the outside of the casing 1. be done.

In addition, although the case where the drive motor 7 was connected to the 2nd rotating body 6 was described above, it goes without saying that it may be connected to the 1st rotating body 5.

<Effect of the invention> As described above, the present application forms an introduction path in the upper part of the casing for receiving banknotes and introducing them into the interior.
comprising a pair of opposing introduction members and a first rotating body;
Further, a second rotating body is provided in the lower part of the housing parallel to the first rotating body, and a guide band is wound between both the rotating bodies, and the guide band rotates the banknotes introduced from the introduction path for a second time. One of the introducing members is extended so as to be oriented to a position where it is wrapped around the body, and furthermore, a feeding piece having flexible wing pieces provided radially around the circumference is provided at a position directly above the second rotary body so that the wing pieces are introduced into the body. The feeding piece is provided so as to be in contact with the inner surface of the extension portion of the member, and is driven by a drive motor that rotationally drives the first and second rotating bodies, so that the banknote feeding operation is performed by rotationally driving the feeding piece. This has the advantage that it is smooth and, in particular, that the reverse movement of the second rotating body ensures that the banknotes are transported back into the introduction path.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

The drawing is a partially cutaway side view showing an embodiment of the present application. In the figure, 1 is a housing, 2 is an introduction path, 3 and 4 are introduction members, 3' is an extension part, 5 is a first rotating body, 6 is a second rotating body, 7 is a drive motor, 8 is a guide band, 11 is a wing piece, 12 is a feeding piece, 3 and 4 are pulleys, and 15 is a belt. 〓〓〓〓〓

Claims (1)

[Claims for Utility Model Registration] (1) A pair of opposing introduction members forming an introduction path for receiving banknotes and introducing them into the upper part of the casing, and a first rotating body, Further, a second rotating body is provided in the lower part of the housing parallel to the first rotating body, and a guide band is wound between both the rotating bodies, and the guide band rotates the banknotes introduced from the introduction path for a second time. One of the introducing members is extended so as to be oriented to a position where it is wrapped around the body, and furthermore, a feeding piece having flexible wing pieces provided radially around the circumference is provided at a position directly above the second rotary body so that the wing pieces are introduced into the body. A banknote holding device, which is provided so as to be in contact with an inner surface of an extension portion of a member, and the feeding piece is driven by a drive motor that rotationally drives the first and second rotating bodies. (2) The banknote holding device according to claim 1, wherein the guide band is made of a thin steel plate.