JPS6256041B2 - - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION Field of Industrial Application The present invention provides for mutual communication between a storage shelf in which a large number of storage boxes can be stored and a work area, and a transport device that connects the storage boxes and the work area. The present invention relates to a confidential article storage facility in which the storage box is transported and only a specific person can open the lid of the storage box in the same work area to take out or store confidential items such as valuables.

Prior Art In this kind of conventional secret storage equipment, the interior of the secret storage shelf is surrounded by a secret wall.

Problems to be Solved by the Invention However, the area from the outside of the storage cabinet to the work area is not sealed, and when the storage box is brought in and taken out,
Since the interior of the confidential material storage shelf is open, a person can enter the confidential material storage shelf from the work area, and the storage box transport space from the confidential material storage shelf to the work area is sealed. Therefore, the purpose of confidentiality could not be achieved reliably.

Means and Effects for Solving the Problems The present invention relates to an improvement of a confidential article storage facility that overcomes these difficulties, and its purpose is to store confidential articles in storage boxes with high reliability. The point is to provide facilities for storing confidential materials.

First, the configuration of the present invention will be explained based on FIG.

A indicates a number of storage boxes whose lids _A1 can be opened and closed by inserting a key, and the storage boxes A are stored in a number of shelf booths _B1 of a secret storage shelf B, respectively.

Further, the inside of the work area C, which has an opening C ₁ that allows the lid A ₁ of the storage box A to be opened and closed, and the inside of the confidential material storage shelf B are communicated with each other via a sealed space H, In this confidential space, the storage box A stored in the shelf booth B ₁ of the storage shelf B is carried out to the work area C, and the storage box A that was carried out to the same work area C is transferred to the shelf booth B ₁ . A transport device D for carrying in is provided.

Furthermore, specify the address of the shelf booth B and store the storage box A.
Storage box carry-out command means E for issuing a command to carry out the storage box A carried out to the work area C, and storage box carry-in command means F for issuing a command to carry the storage box A carried out to the work area C to the original storage shelf booth _B1 are provided. .

Furthermore, a control device G is provided which operates the transport device D in response to command signals from the storage box command means E and the storage box carry-in command means F.

Moreover, there is an opening/closing door I in the opening _C1 of the work area C.
is provided so as to be openable and closable, and the opening _C1 is opened and closed with the storage box A being closed.

Since the present invention is configured as described above,
By operating the storage box carry-out command means E, the transport device D is operated in response to the carry-out control signal from the control device G, and the storage box A in the specified shelf booth address is moved to the opening C of the work area C. ₁ can be carried out.

Furthermore, in the opening _C1 of the work area C,
After opening the door I, open the lid _A1 of the storage box A taken out to the opening _C1 by inserting the key, and take out the confidential items stored in the storage box A and examine or store them. be able to.

Furthermore, when the storage box carry-in command means F is operated, the transport device D is operated in response to a carry-in control signal from the control device G, and the storage boxes A that had been carried out to the work area C are returned to the original shelf booth B. will be transported to.

Moreover, the inside of the confidential material storage shelf B and the inside of the work area C are communicated through a closed space H, and the opening/closing can only be performed when the opening _C1 of the work area C is closed by the storage box A. Since the door is designed to be opened and closed, the confidential space is not always open to the outside of the work area C, and as a result, there is a possibility that people may enter the confidential storage shelf B and the closed space H. Therefore, the storage box A can be kept confidential even more reliably.

In addition, since the confidential material storage shelf B and the work area C are communicated with each other by a closed space H, it is possible to prevent the user's hands and other items from entering the path for carrying in and out of the storage box A, thereby preventing injury or damage to the transport equipment. Damage accidents such as D can be prevented.

Embodiment Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present invention illustrated in FIGS. 2 to 22 will be described.

The confidential material storage facility 1 consists of a confidential material storage room 2 for storing valuables, etc., and multiple locations 3 for storing the valuables, etc. The confidential material storage room 2 is surrounded by a strong fire-resistant wall 4. An opening/closing door 5 equipped with an automatic opening/closing mechanism is provided on one side of the same wall 4, and a communication passage 6 connecting the vicinity of the opening/closing door 5 and the location 3 is also connected to the storage room 2. Similarly, it is sealed by wall 4.

Inside the classified storage room 2, there is a set of storage shelves 7 on the left and right, a stacker 9 that can move up and down and left and right along the frontage surface of the storage shelves 7 to carry storage boxes 14 in and out. A transport vehicle 18 is provided to transfer the storage boxes 14 from the stacker 9 and transport them to the location 3.

The storage shelf 7 has shelf booths 8 extending vertically and horizontally.
Each shelf booth 8 has a fixed width and depth, but has multiple heights so that storage boxes 14 of different heights can be stored. It's getting old.

Further, the stacker 9 is provided with an elevating loading platform 11 that can be raised and lowered along a stacker crane mast 10 by an elevating mechanism (not shown). Furthermore, an engaging pawl 12 is disposed in the center of the lifting platform 11 so as to be movable in a direction perpendicular to the shelf frontage direction of the storage shelf 7 by a forward/reverse motor (not shown), and this engaging pawl 12 is not shown. It is designed to be raised and lowered up and down by a link mechanism (the transfer device of the stacker in this embodiment is the same as that of Japanese Patent Publication No. 55-38888).

Furthermore, the stacker 9 is conveyed on a rail 13 laid in the center of each set of left and right storage shelves 7.
The storage boxes 14 in each shelf booth 8 can be taken in and out.

The storage boxes 14 stored in the shelf space 8 have a constant width and depth, but there are multiple heights, and the storage boxes 14 have hinges as shown in FIG. An opening/closing lid 15 is attached to the opening/closing lid 15, and a lock 16 is provided on the opening/closing lid 15. By inserting a key 61 into the lock 16 and rotating it, the lock 16 can be locked or unlocked. It is locked, and it is impossible to pull out the key 61 unless it is locked. Note that this lock 16 may be of a mechanical type or may be an electronic lock that can be unlocked with a magnetic card.

In addition, there are angle-shaped handles 1 on both end surfaces of the storage box 14.
7 are fixed together, and the engaging claw 1 is attached to the handle 17.
2 are engaged, and the storage box 14 is taken out from the shelf booth 8 and stored. Note that the engagement lower end 17a of this handle 17 is set to be located above the lower surface of the storage box 14. Note that when the storage boxes 14 are stored in the shelf booth 8, the gap in the row direction is set to be extremely small.

Furthermore, a workbench 29 is disposed within the location 3, and a transport vehicle 18 that shuttles between the workbench 29 and the stacker 9 to deliver and deliver the storage boxes 14 is used to carry out work between the confidential material storage room 2 and the stacker 9. The storage boxes 14 are loaded and run on rails 19 laid between the stands 29.

As shown in FIGS. 6 and 7, an axle 21 with running wheels 20 integrally attached to the bottom surface of the transport vehicle 18 is rotatably supported by a bearing 22. is pulley 23
and a pulley 25 attached to the bottom of the transport vehicle 18 and integrally attached to the electric shaft of the traveling electric motor 24.
A belt 26 is stretched between them, and the transport vehicle 18
The traveling wheels 20 are rotationally driven by the electric motor 25 to travel.

Furthermore, guides 28 that are slightly wider than the width of the storage box 14 are attached to both sides of the transport platform 27 of the transport vehicle 18 to prevent the storage box 24 from falling off.

Further, the workbench 29 has a lifter 31 installed in the underframe 30, as shown in FIGS. 8 to 10.
The opening/closing door 35 is arranged such that the upper opening 30a of the underframe 30 can be freely opened and closed.
is installed. Note that the underframe 3 of the workbench 29
0, the rail 1 is installed so that the storage box 14 can be put in and out.
The side wall located on the 9 side (right side in FIG. 9) is cut out (not shown).

Further, on the underframe 30, a key detection floodlight is provided.
K ₁ and a key detection light receiver K ₂ are provided, and the presence of the key 61 is detected by receiving the light emitted from the light projector K ₁ by the light receiver K ₂ .

In the lifter 31, an elevating table 33 is vertically raised and lowered on a lifter frame 32 via a link mechanism 39, which will be described later.
A lifter drive electric motor 34 and a lifter drive reduction gear 35 are disposed inside the lifter 2, and the electric motor 34 and the reduction gear 35 are connected by a shaft coupling 60.

A crank 36 is integrally fixed to the output shaft 35a of the lifter drive reducer 35, and the end of an arm 37 is connected to the tip of the crank 36 with a pin 38. It has become possible to swing freely.

Further, the link mechanism 39 is shown in FIGS. 8 to 11.
As shown in the figure, the link mechanism 39 is disposed between the lifter frame 32 and the lifting table 33.
is a pair of links 30 and 41 arranged in an intersecting manner.
This pair of links 40, 41 and a pair of intersecting links 42, 43 arranged opposite to each other, these two sets of links 40, 41 and 4
2 and 43 are connected by a connecting rod 44.

Furthermore, an overweight detector WS (see FIG. 9) is disposed at the upper end pivot portion of the links 41 and 43, and is configured to detect whether or not the storage box 14 on the lifter 31 exceeds a predetermined weight. It's summery.

By the pins 44a formed at both ends of the connecting rod 44, the link 40 and the link 41 are connected to each other so as to be able to swing freely, and the links 42 and 43 are similarly connected to each other so that the link 44 is able to swing freely. ing. The lower ends of the links 40, 42 are pin-coupled to the end of the lifter frame 32, making them swingable, and sliders 40a, 42a are attached to the upper ends of the links 40, 42.
The sliders 40a and 42a are slidable on the lifting table 33.

Also, a slider 41 is provided at the lower end of the links 41 and 43.
a, 43a are attached, and the same slider 41
a, 43a are slidable relative to the lifter frame 32, and the upper ends of the links 41, 43 are pin-coupled to the end of the lifting table 33, making them swingable.

Furthermore, with respect to the connecting rod 44, the arm 37
The tips are swingably connected.

Therefore, when the lifter drive electric motor 34 is rotationally driven, the crank 36 is rotated via the lifter drive reducer 35, and the arm 37 connected to the tip of the crank 36 by a pin 38 is raised and lowered.
Along with this, a connecting rod 44 connected to the same arm 37
is raised and lowered, and the sliders 40a to 43a attached to the links 40 to 43 are respectively slid with respect to the lifter frame 32 and the lifting table 33, and as a result, the lifting table 33 is moved as shown in FIG. It is designed to be raised and lowered. A lifter lower position detection switch S ₁ , a lifter middle position detection switch S ₂ , and a lifter upper position detection switch S 3 for detecting the lift amount of the lifting platform ₃₃ are each mounted on a switch bracket 62 erected from the lifter frame 32 . is attached to.

Furthermore, as shown in FIG. 11, angled box holders 46, 46 are placed on the lifting table 33 via a storage box presence detector 45. 46 guides 46a prevent the storage box 14 from falling off. Further, on the lifting table 33, a guide rail 47 is disposed between the box holders 46, 46 and parallel to the box holder 46.
is arranged, and a slider 48 is mounted on the same guide rail 47.
is placed movably.

Further, as shown in FIG. 12, an idle sprocket 49 is provided at one end of the guide rail 47.
is arranged, and near the other end of the guide rail 47, an electric motor 50 with a reduction gear is arranged on the lifting platform 33, and a sprocket 51 is integrally arranged on the rotating shaft of this electric motor 50. A slider drive chain 52 is spanned between the sprocket 51 and the idle sprocket 49, and this chain 5
The slider 48 is connected to the slider 2, and the slider 48 is reciprocated on the guide rail 47 by forward and reverse rotation of the electric motor 50 with a reduction gear. Then, by a striker (not shown) attached to the slider 48, the engagement claw position detection limit switch lS ₁ attached to the guide rail 47 is activated.
_lS2 is operated, and the slider 48 is stopped at a predetermined position.

In the slider 48, the handle 17 of the storage box 14
An engaging pawl 48a is formed which can be engaged with the handle 17, and the storage box 14 is transferred onto the box holder 46 by the rotational drive of the electric motor 50. It's summery.

Further, an upper opening 30 of the underframe 30 of the workbench 29
The opening/closing door 53 that can be opened and closed freely is the thirteenth
As illustrated in FIGS. 14-14, the underframe 30
It is designed to be opened and closed along a guide rail 54 that is integrally fixed to the. That is, guide rails 54, 54 made of channel members are arranged along the longitudinal direction of the upper opening 30a of the underframe 30 so that their opening ends face each other, and inside these guide rails 54, 54, , guide rollers 55 attached to both sides of the opening/closing door 53 are engaged. The guide rail 54 protrudes from the underframe 30 and is extended, so that it can be guided even when the door 53 is opened.

On the other hand, a rack 56 is integrally fixed to the bottom surface of the opening/closing door 53, and the rack 56 meshes with a pinion 57 disposed directly below it, and this pinion 57 is attached to the underframe 30. It is designed to be rotationally driven by an electric motor 59 with a reduction gear fixed on the bracket 58, and the door 53 is opened and closed by the rotational drive of the electric motor 59 with a reduction gear, and one side of the door 53 is opened and closed. Door limit switches lS ₃ and lS ₄ attached to the underframe 30 are operated by a striker (not shown) attached to the underframe 30, so that the door 53 is stopped at a predetermined position.

Therefore, on the workbench 29, the transport vehicle 18
The storage boxes 14 loaded thereon are transferred onto the box holder 46 by a slider 48, as shown in FIG. At this time, the elevating table 33 of the lifter 31 is placed at the lowest position by the link mechanism 39, and the box holder 46 and the conveying table 27 of the conveying cart 18 are set to be on the same plane.
When the storage box 14 is transferred onto the box holder 46, the lifter drive motor 34 is driven to rotate the crank 36 as shown in FIG. The link mechanism 39 consisting of 1 to 43 is operated, the lifting platform 33 is raised, the storage box 14 is at a predetermined height position, the lifter drive motor 34 is stopped, and the storage box 14 is held at a predetermined height position. Then the 16th
As shown in the figure, the opening/closing door 5 on the workbench 29
3 is released, and the opening/closing lid 15 of the storage box 14 is exposed so as to be openable and closable. Then, the loading and unloading of the items in the storage box 14 is completed, and the opening/closing lid 1
If the door 5 is blocked, the opening/closing door 5 is closed by the operation opposite to the above.
3 is closed, and then the lifting table 33 is lowered, and the object is transferred onto the conveying cart 18.

Next, the electronic control device 100 in the confidential article storage facility 1 of this embodiment will be explained.

The electronic control device 100 is installed in a center unit 101 located away from the confidential material storage facility 1.
and a main unit 103 installed in the same confidential material storage facility 1.

Furthermore, the main computer 110 in the center unit 101 has a center input/output interface 111, a center ROM 112, and a center
It is composed of RAM 113 and center CPU 114.

Furthermore, the center input/output interface 111
121 floppy disks, 12 printers
2. Input signals from the center peripheral devices 120 such as the keyboard 123, cathode ray tube 124, numeric keypad 125, and magnetic card reader 126 are adjusted appropriately and inputted to the CPU 114, and output signals from the CPU 114 are sent to each device of the center peripheral device 120. 12
1, . . . 126.

Furthermore, the center ROM 112 stores sequence programs or instructions necessary for the operation of each device 121, . . . , 126 of the peripheral device 120.

Furthermore, the center RAM 113 can read and write data obtained through the operations of the peripheral devices 121, . . . , 126 and the center CPU 114, as well as other data.

Furthermore, the center CPU 114 follows input signals from the keyboard 123 and numeric keypad 125.
Executes the sequence program and instructions stored in the ROM 112 and connects the input/output interface 111
Each device 12 of the center peripheral device 120 via
1, 122, and 124, and can communicate data with the main CPU 134 of the main computer 130.

Furthermore, on the floppy disk 121 in the center unit 101, data such as which storage box 14 numbered with a par code corresponds to which customer and which address is stored in the shelf booth 8 is recorded. It's becoming like that.

Furthermore, the keyboard 123 in the center unit 101 transmits data related to corrections to the contents recorded on the floppy disk 121, newly recorded contents to the same floppy disk 121, etc. to the CPU.
114 and, if necessary, the printer 122.
These data are increasingly being printed.

Furthermore, the cathode ray tube 124 is connected to the booth control panel 15.
The contents of the operation instructions on the booth operation console 160 attached to the booth 0, the contents of the operation instructions on the keyboard 123 and the numeric keypad 125, etc. can be displayed.

Next, the main unit 103 will be explained.

The main computer 130 in the main unit 103 has a main input/output interface 131.
, main ROM132, and main RAM133
This is similar to the main CPU 134.

The main ROM 132 also stores sequence programs necessary for the operations of the barcode reader 141, stacker drive system 142, trolley drive system 143, and workbench drive system 144.

Furthermore, the main CPU 134 is connected to the CPU 11 of the booth control panel 150 and the center unit 101.
The sequence program and instructions stored in the ROM 132 are executed according to the input signals of the main peripheral device 14 via the input/output interface 131.
It is possible to output control signals to each of the devices 141, 142, 143, and 144 of 0 and to communicate data with the booth control panel 150.

Furthermore, among the programs written in the main ROM 132, programs related to the workbench drive system 144 are shown in flowcharts in FIGS. 20 to 22. Explain the operation.

First, the card insertion slot 16 of the booth operation console 160
When an ID card (not shown) is inserted into the stacker 1 and a predetermined storage box 14 is taken out from the shelf booth 8 in the confidential material storage facility 1, the stacker drive system 142 moves to the predetermined shelf like a normal stacker. The storage box 14 is taken out from the booth 8 and transferred to a cart drive system 143, and the cart drive system 143 is transferred to a work table drive system 144 near the booth work table 160 operated with respect to the storage box 14.

Then, when the transport carriage 18 of the carriage drive system 143 faces the lifting platform 33 of the work platform drive system 144, an engaging claw advance command is issued according to the storage box removal flowchart as shown in FIG.

Further, when the engagement claw front position detection limit switch _lS2 is turned on, the engagement claw 48a stops advancing and the lifter 31 begins to rise.

Furthermore, when the lifter middle position detection switch _S2 is turned on, the lifting of the lifter 31 is stopped and the engagement claw 48a is moved back, and when the engagement claw rear position detection limit switch _lS1 is turned on, the engagement claw 48a stops moving back. Then, the lifter 31 starts to rise further.

When the lifter upper position detection switch _S3 is turned on again, the lifter 31 stops rising, the door 53 begins to open, and the door opening limit switch is turned on.
When lS ₄ is turned on, the opening/closing door 53 stops.

Next, when the return push button 162 of the booth operation console 160 is pressed to return the storage box 14 to the shelf booth 8, the workbench drive system 144 operates according to the abnormality detection flowchart shown in FIG. do.

When the return button 162 is pressed, the door opening limit switch _lS4 is turned on, the storage box presence detector 45 is turned on, and the lifter upper position detection switch _S3 is turned on, the key detection light receiver _K2 is turned on. It is detected whether it is on or off.

Then, the key detection light receiver _K2 is not turned on, that is, the key 61 is pulled out from the lock 16, and it is detected that the key has not been forgotten, and the overweight detector WS
is not turned on, that is, the storage box 14 on the lifter 31
If the weight does not exceed the predetermined weight, the workbench drive system 144 operates according to the storage box return flowchart as shown in FIG.

However, if the user forgets to remove the key 61 from the lock 16, the key removed notification buzzer 164 sounds and the dot matrix display 163 of the booth console 160 displays the message ``Please remove the lock.'' If the operator notices this state and pulls out the key 61 from the lock 16, the next overweight detection process begins.
If a predetermined period of time elapses, the key removed notification buzzer 164 will stop sounding, the dot matrix display 163 will disappear, and the process will return to the beginning of the abnormality detection flow.

Further, if the storage box 14 exceeds a predetermined weight, the same operation as if the key had been forgotten to be removed occurs, and if the weight is over, the overweight alarm buzzer 165 sounds.

Furthermore, if no abnormality is detected in the abnormality detection flowchart, the storage box return flow shown in FIG. 22 is entered.

In this flow, when a door closing command is issued and the door closing limit switch _lS3 is turned on, the door 53 is stopped and a lifter lowering command is issued.

Further, when the lifter middle position detection switch _S2 is turned on, the lowering of the lifter 31 is stopped and the engaging claw 48a is turned on.
A forward command is issued, and the storage box 14 is moved to the transport vehicle 18.
is pushed towards.

Furthermore, the engagement claw front position detection limit switch lS ₂
When turned on, the engagement claw 48a stops advancing and a lifter lowering command is issued. When the lifter lower position detection switch _S1 is turned on, the lowering of the lifter 31 is stopped, the engagement claw 48a is disengaged from the handle 17, and a retreat command for the engagement claw 48a is issued.

Finally, the position detection limit switch after the engagement claw
When _lS1 is turned on, the engagement claw 48a stops moving back.

Up to this point, the main computer 130 has been described, but the booth control panel 150 and the booth operation console 160, which are arranged adjacent to the workbench 29, will be described.

The booth control panel 150 has various input/output interfaces 151, 152, 153, 154, 155, 1
56, ROM157, RAM158, CPU1
59 and more familiar.

The ROM 157 also stores various peripheral devices 162, 163, 16 attached to the booth operation console 160.
Sequence programs necessary for the operations of 4, 165, 166, 167, 168, and 169 are stored.

Furthermore, the CPU 159 receives input signals from the booth operation console 160 and the main computer 130.
The input/output interfaces 151, 152, 153, 1 execute sequence programs and instructions stored in the ROM 157 according to input signals from the CPU 134.
Booth operation console 1 via 54, 155, 156
60, and outputs a control signal to the main CPU 13.
It is now possible to exchange data with 4.

Furthermore, the booth operation console 160 includes a card insertion slot 161, a return push button 162, a dot matrix display 163, a key removal notification buzzer 164,
In addition to the overweight notification buzzer 165, there is a numeric keypad 1.
66, a cancellation switch 167, a magnetic card reader 168, a printer 169, etc. are attached.

Since the embodiment shown in FIGS. 2 to 22 is configured as described above, the card insertion slot 161 of the booth operation console 160 near the workbench 29 is
When the ID card corresponding to the storage box 14 to be taken out is inserted, the magnetic card reader 168 operates and transmits the read signal to the booth control panel 150.

Then, the reading signal is transmitted from the booth control panel 150 to the main computer 130, and the stacker drive system 142 is operated by the control signal from the main CPU 134, and the storage box 14 is carried out from the read storage box 14 storage address and moved to the trolley. Drive system 14
Handed over on 9th.

At the time of this handover, the parcode reader 141 is operated to check whether the storage box 14 to be taken out is correct or not. If it is not correct, it is returned to the original shelf booth 8, and if it is correct, it is sent to the trolley drive system 143.
works.

When the storage box 14 is sent to the workbench drive system 144 by the operation of the trolley drive system 143, the workbench drive system 144 operates according to the storage box removal flowchart shown in FIG. 14 is the underframe 3
0 is exposed to the outside through the opening 30a.

In this state, by inserting the key 61 into the lock 16 and turning it, the opening/closing lid 15 can be opened, and the storage box 1
It is possible to remove or replace the confidential item in 4, or to put in another confidential item.

After completing the necessary work, lock the door and press the key 61.
If the user removes the key 61 and presses the return button 162, it will be detected that the storage box 14 is overweight if the key 61 is forgotten, according to the abnormality detection flowchart shown in FIG.

If the key 61 is not removed and the weight is not over, the storage box 14 is transferred to the carrier 18 of the cart drive system 143 according to the storage box return flowchart shown in FIG. The item is returned to the original shelf booth 8.

However, if you forget to pull out the key 61,
The key removed notification buzzer 164 sounds and the dot matrix display 163 displays the message ``Please remove the lock.'' The operator notices this and only needs to pull out the key 61. Then, the storage box 14 is returned to the original shelf booth 8 in the same manner as described above.

In addition, if the weight is over, the overweight notification buzzer 165 will sound and the message ``Please remove some items from the storage box'' will be displayed.
The storage box 14 can be returned to its original shelf booth 8 by opening the storage box 14, taking out some confidential items inside the storage box 14 to reduce the weight of the storage box 14, and then closing the lid 15 and removing the key 61. can.

In this manner, in the embodiment described above, it is possible to prevent the key 61 from being returned to the shelf booth 8 without forgetting to take it out from the lock 16. Also, damage to the shelf booth 8 etc. can be reliably prevented.

In addition, since the key 61 cannot be removed from the lock 16 unless the key 61 is locked, double checking of the ID card and the key 61 can significantly improve reliability regarding confidentiality.

Furthermore, to remove the key 61 from the lock 16, a key detection floodlight is installed on the underframe 30 separately from the storage box 14.
Since the key detection light receiver K ₁ and the key detection light receiver K ₂ are used for detection, only one pair of these detectors K ₁ and K ₂ is required for each workbench 29, which makes the device extremely simple and the cost low.

In the embodiment, the opening 30 of the underframe 30
Although we did not install a detector to detect this when the lid 15 of the storage box 14 is released from a, if we install one and try to return the storage box 14 with the lid 15 opened, this will occur. Notify the storage box 14
The return of the storage box 14 may be prohibited, and in this way, damage to the opening/closing door 53 and the storage box 14 can be prevented.

Further, in the embodiment, the center unit 101 is provided with a center computer 110, and the main unit 103 is provided with a main computer 130.
However, the fiber of the center computer 110 is provided in the main computer 130, and the center computer 110 in the center unit 101 is
may be removed.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a complaint response diagram of the confidential article storage equipment according to the present invention, Fig. 2 is a perspective view illustrating one embodiment thereof, Fig. 3 is a side view of the storage shelf and stacker in the same embodiment, and Fig. 4 5 is a perspective view of the storage box in the same embodiment, FIG. 6 is a front view of the carrier in the same embodiment, FIG. 7 is a side view thereof, and FIG. 8 is a side view of the same embodiment. FIG. 9 is a cross-sectional side view thereof, FIG. 10 is a side view cut along the line X-X in FIG. 9, FIG. 11 is a perspective view of the lifter in the same embodiment, and FIG. The figure is an enlarged perspective view of the main parts of the lifter in the same embodiment.
FIG. 13 is a perspective view of the opening/closing door in the same embodiment, FIG. 14 is a side view thereof, FIGS. 15 and 16 are explanatory diagrams of its operation, and FIG. Fig. 18 is a block diagram of the booth control panel in the electronic control device, Fig. 19 is a perspective view of its operation console, Fig. 20 is a flowchart for taking out the storage box in the workbench drive system of the same embodiment,
FIG. 21 is a flowchart for detecting an abnormality in the workbench drive system, and FIG. 22 is a flowchart for returning the storage box for the workbench drive system. A...Storage box, B...Storage shelf, C...Work area, D...Transport device, E...Storage box carry-in command means, F...Storage box carry-in command means, G...Control device, H... ...Opening/closing door, 1... Confidential material storage equipment, 2...
...Secret material storage room, 3... Location, 4... Wall, 5...
Opening/closing door, 6... Connecting passage, 7... Storage shelf, 8...
Shelving booth, 9...Statsker, 10...Statsker crane mast, 11...Elevating loading platform, 12...Engaging claw, 13...Rail, 14...Storage box, 15...
...opening/closing lid, 16...lock, 17...handle, 18...
Transport truck, 19...rail, 20...travel axle,
21...Axle, 22...Bearing, 23...Pulley,
24... Travel electric motor, 25... Pulley, 26...
...Belt, 27...Transportation platform, 28...Guide, 2
9... Workbench, 30... Underframe, 31... Lifter, 32... Lifter underframe, 33... Lifting platform, 3
4...Lifter drive electric motor, 35...Lifter drive reducer, 36...Crank, 37...Arm,
38...Pin, 39...Link mechanism, 40,4
1, 42, 43...link, 44...connection, 45
...Storage box presence detector, 46...Box holder, 47...
... Guide rail, 48 ... Slider, 49 ... Idle sprocket, 50 ... Electric motor with reduction gear,
51... Sprocket, 52... Slider drive chain, 53... Openable door, 54... Guide rail,
55... Guide rail, 56... Rack, 57...
Pinion, 58... Bracket, 59... Electric motor with reducer, 60... Shaft coupling, 61... Key, 62
... Switch bracket, 100 ... Electronic control unit, 101 ... Center unit, 103 ... Main unit, 110 ... Center computer, 111 ... Center input/output interface,
112...Center ROM, 113...Center
RAM, 114... Center CPU, 120... Center peripheral equipment, 121... Floppy disk, 122... Printer, 123... Keyboard, 124... Cathode ray tube, 125... Numeric keypad,
126...Magnetic card reader, 130...Main computer, 131...Main input/output interface, 132...Main ROM, 133...
Main RAM, 134...Main CPU, 140...
...Main peripheral equipment, 141...Parcode reader, 142...Statuker drive system, 143...Dolly drive system, 144...Work platform drive system, 150...
Booth control panel, 151...numeric keypad interface, 152...card reader interface,
153...Printer interface, 154...
...Input circuit, 155...Display interface, 156...Output circuit, 157...ROM, 1
58...RAM, 159...CPU, 160...Booth operation console, 161...Card insertion slot, 162...
...Return push button, 163...Dot matrix display, 164...Key forgotten notification buzzer, 165...
...Weight over alarm buzzer, 166...Numeric keypad,
167...Cancellation switch, 168...Magnetic card reader, 169...Printer, lS ₁ ...Engaging claw rear position detection limit switch, lS ₂ ...Engaging claw front position detection limit switch, LS ₃ ...Opening/closing door closing limit switch , lS ₄ ... Door opening limit switch, S ₁ ... Lifter lower position detection switch, S ₂
... Lifter middle position detection switch, S ₃ ... Lifter upper position detection switch, WS ... Over weight detector, K ₁ ... Emitter for key detection, K ₂ ... Light receiver for key detection.

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1 A number of storage boxes whose lids can be opened and closed by inserting a key, a confidential storage shelf with a number of shelf booths each capable of storing the storage boxes, and an opening through which the lids of the storage boxes can be opened and closed. a transport device for transporting storage boxes stored in the shelf booths of the storage shelves to the work area and transporting the storage boxes carried out to the work area to the shelf booths; storage box carry-out command means for issuing a command to carry the storage boxes carried out to the work area into the original storage shelf booth; a control device that operates the transport device in response to command signals from a box carry-out command means and a storage box carry-in command means; In the confidential material storage facility equipped with the transport device, the confidential material storage shelf and the work area are connected in a closed space, and an opening/closing door that can be opened and closed with the opening of the work area closed with the storage box is provided. Confidential material storage equipment.