KR101049311B1 - Tray for Deposit and Withdrawal - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention provides a tray for bundled banks. The bottom portion on which the bundled banknotes are deposited and deposited, the bottom portion formed in the bottom portion, and the size of the through-holes and the bundled banks are provided on one side or both sides of the through-holes and the bundled banknote support portion and the bundled banknote support portion Including a through-control unit having a moving unit, it is possible to simplify the deposit and withdrawal path of the bundle banknote.

Deposit and Withdrawal Trays, Pickup Modules, Bundled Paper Drawers

Description

TRAY USED IN AUTOMATIC TELLER MACHINE FOR BUNDLE NOTE}

The present invention relates to a bundled bank teller machine for a cashier of a financial institution, and more particularly, to provide a depositor withdrawal tray from which a cashier of a financial institution is withdrawn from a teller machine for depositing or withdrawing banknotes in a bundled unit.

Financial automated devices or unmanned automated devices are automated devices that can provide basic financial services such as deposit or withdrawal without a bank employee regardless of time and place with respect to financial services.

In recent years, not only financial automated devices for customers who use financial institutions, but also employees or tellers of financial institutions to improve the efficiency of their work internally and to quickly and accurately settle the work after finishing the business. Financial automation equipment is also being introduced.

Patent application No. 10-2005-030838 filed by the applicant discloses a cash withdrawal machine capable of withdrawal for a cashier.

However, the cash register for cashiers disclosed in the patent application is possible only withdrawal of the bundle of cash is not possible, the bundle of cash is not possible, there is no separate bundle bank deposit.

In addition, the conventional bundle bank teller machine has a problem that it takes a lot of time to process the job because it can not recognize the amount or quantity of the deposit bill withdrawal or withdrawal.

In addition, because the bundled bank teller machines are large, there is a shortage of work space for employees of financial institutions.

The present invention has been made to solve the problems of the prior art as described above, the present invention provides a tray for the deposit and withdrawal of the bundle bank teller is possible withdrawal and withdrawal of the bundle bank with a simple operation.

The present invention also provides a tray for depositing and withdrawing a bundle bank teller machine that can identify the quantity or amount of the bundle banknote while depositing or withdrawing the bundle banknote.

In order to achieve the above object, the present invention provides a bottom portion on which the bundled banknotes are deposited and withdrawn, formed on the bottom portion, and provided on one side or both sides of the throughholes and the size of the bundled banknotes to pass through, The present invention provides a tray for depositing and withdrawing money, including a through-regulating unit having a bundle bank support unit for changing a size and a driving unit for moving the bundle bank support.

By constructing as described above, even if there is no separate means for transferring the bundled banknotes in the deposit and withdrawal tray, it is possible to easily transfer the bundled banknotes to the bundled banknote cassette provided at the bottom of the deposit and withdrawal tray.

Here, the drive unit may include a drive belt for moving the bundle of money holding support and a through-control motor for circulating the drive belt. By moving the bundle bank support only a certain distance, the size of the through hole can be adjusted so that the bundle bank can pass.

The bundle bank support may be connected to a shielding member bound to the driving belt and move in the circulation direction of the driving belt as the shielding member moves. It is also possible to connect the bundle bank support directly to the drive belt, but by using a separate member for connecting the bundle bank support and the drive belt, it is possible to easily configure the connection structure of the bundle bank support and the drive belt.

The bundle bank support may vary at least one side of the through-hole. Here, the through hole may have a substantially rectangular shape, and may not only change both the portions corresponding to the two sides facing each other, but may also change only the portions corresponding to the one side.

On the other hand, when the bundled banknote support portion to vary both sides of the through hole, the drive belt may drive the bundle banknote support at the same time.

The bundle bank support may be provided with a plurality of ribs or rollers to reduce friction with the bundle bank loaded.

One side of the drive belt may be provided with a bottom opening detection means for limiting the movement of the bundle banknote support or limit the size of the through hole. Here, the bottom opening detection means may include two sets of optical sensors spaced apart from each other to detect the size and the size that the bundle bank can pass through the through-hole. This can control the movement of the bundle bank support.

The top surface of the bottom portion may be provided with a bundle bank guide for guiding the bundle bank so that the bundle bank is located on the through hole.

The bundle bank guide unit is provided with a bundle bank detecting means for detecting the quantity or presence of bundle banknotes, so that the user can know the quantity of bundle banknotes withdrawn even if the user does not input the deposit or withdrawal quantity.

As described above, the present invention can also withdraw and deposit the bundled banknotes, so there is no fear of losing the bill in charge of the cashier and reduce the inconvenience of having to withdraw or deposit the sheets.

In addition, the present invention can reduce the time required for the deposit or withdrawal of the bundled banknotes and can improve the work efficiency, and can prevent damage or failure of the deposit and withdrawal machines.

In addition, the present invention can simplify the configuration of the path in which the bundled banknotes are delivered, and can improve maintenance convenience.

The present invention does not need to configure a separate transfer path formed apart from the tray for depositing and withdrawing to transfer the bundled banknote to the bundled bank cassette, so that the bundled bank teller machine can be configured compactly.

The present invention is because the tray for the deposit and withdrawal is made in conjunction with each other, such as adjusting the size of the through hole, the presence or absence of a bundled banknote, or pick-up operation, the component parts of the deposit and withdrawal tray can take appropriate timely operation, thereby the components The collision or interference between them can also be prevented.

Hereinafter, with reference to the accompanying drawings will be described in detail with respect to the configuration and operation according to an embodiment of the present invention. The following description is one of several aspects of the patentable invention and the following description forms part of the detailed description of the invention.

In the following description, well-known functions or constructions are not described in detail for the sake of clarity and conciseness.

1 is a perspective view showing the main portion of the bundle bank teller machine according to an embodiment of the present invention.

As shown in Figure 1, the bundle bank teller 100 according to an embodiment of the present invention, the body (not shown) to form an appearance, identification that can prove the identity of the employee or teller of a financial institution to make deposits and withdrawals A key input unit (not shown) for inputting a number, a card recognition unit (not shown) for inputting an identification card such as a teller, a display device (not shown) showing information on the input teller, etc. It is provided to include a casing 110 for depositing or withdrawing bundle banknotes.

The casing 110 is a pickup module (not shown) for picking up and depositing a bundle banknote loaded in and out of the tray 130 for opening and closing while being withdrawn from the casing 110 for the deposit and withdrawal of the bundle banknote, and withdrawal and withdrawal Bundle bank cassette 170 is provided that the bundle bank is stored. Inside the bundled bill cassette 170 is provided a lifting plate (not shown) that is raised or lowered in a state where the bundled bill is loaded for depositing or withdrawing money.

Briefly describing the deposit process, when the bundle bank to be deposited into the deposit and withdrawal tray 130, the pickup module temporarily picks up the bundle and then the bottom of the deposit and withdrawal tray 130 is opened, and then pick up The bundle bank to which the module releases the pick-up is loaded on the lifting plate of the bundle bank cassette 170 while falling down.

Hereinafter, the configuration inside the casing 110 will be described in more detail with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view illustrating an input and output tray and a pickup module of the deposit and withdrawal machine according to FIG. 1, and FIG.

2 and 3, the upper portion of the deposit and withdrawal tray 130 is provided to the pickup module 150 for picking up the bundle banknotes loaded on the deposit and withdrawal tray 130. That is, the input and output tray 130 is provided to overlap or mesh with the pickup module 150.

As described above, in the state where the pickup module 130 and the deposit and withdrawal tray 130 overlap, the deposit and withdrawal tray 130 may protrude and open toward the front of the pickup module 150 as shown in FIG. 3. . As described above, the cashier 130 of the user or the financial institution may deposit or withdraw the bundled banknotes while the deposit and withdrawal tray 130 is opened.

A solenoid locking device 115 is provided on the rear inner surface of the casing 110 for opening and closing of the deposit and withdrawal tray 130, and a locking part 133 that is caught by the solenoid locking device 115 at the rear of the deposit and withdrawal tray 130. ) Is provided. In more detail, the solenoid locking device 115 includes a hook portion 116 which pivots up and down by solenoid operation, and the locking bar 133a of the locking portion 133 is caught by the hook portion 116. The release and exit tray 130 may be opened and closed.

Here, by providing a compression coil spring (not shown) between the rear of the tray 130 and the casing 110, when the locking state of the solenoid locking device 115 and the locking bar 133a is released, the deposit and withdrawal by the spring itself. Dragon tray 130 may protrude forward. Due to this configuration, the deposit and withdrawal tray 130 may be automatically opened or closed at the casing 110.

Meanwhile, instead of the solenoid locking device, a locking device including a hook (not shown) and a spring (not shown) may be applied to manually open and close the tray.

In order to guide the opening and closing positions of the deposit and withdrawal tray 130, a tray guide lay 112 is installed on the inner surface of the casing 110 corresponding to both sides of the withdrawal tray 130, and corresponds to both sides of the bundled banknote cassette 170. The inner surface of the casing 110 is provided with a cassette guide rail 111 can guide the insertion and removal of the bundled banknote 170.

3 illustrates a state in which the tray for depositing and withdrawing money 130 is opened. That is, the deposit and withdrawal tray 130 moves or opens or closes in the arrow direction shown in FIG. 3.

The lower portion of the deposit and withdrawal tray 130 forms a bottom portion 132, and the bottom portion 132 is formed with a through hole 134 whose size is adjusted or changed. Through the through hole 134, the bundled banknotes stacked in the deposit and withdrawal tray 130 may be deposited into the cassette 170, or the bundled banknotes stored in the cassette 170 may be withdrawn into the deposit and withdrawal tray 130. Here, the bundle bank is to pass through the through hole 134, for this purpose, the size of the through hole 134 may be adjusted or the bottom portion 132 may be opened and closed.

As described above, the bundle bank teller machine according to the present invention is provided in the casing 110 to deposit or withdraw the tray for the deposit or withdrawal, the bundle bank received or received from the tray for the deposit or withdrawal bank 130 Bundled bills cassette 170 to be stored in the bundle bank to be delivered to the tray 130 and the bundle provided on one side or the upper side of the deposit and withdrawal tray 130 is stacked in the deposit and withdrawal tray 130 or the bundle bills cassette 170 It may include a pickup module 150 for picking up (pick-up) bills.

On the other hand, opening and closing of the bottom portion 132 of the input and output tray 130 or the size change of the through hole 134 is made in conjunction with the pick-up operation of the bundle bank by the pickup module 150, for this purpose, the input and output tray 130 ) And the pickup module 150 is provided with a plurality of sensors that are a sensing means.

Hereinafter, with reference to the drawings, it looks at in more detail with respect to the tray for the deposit and withdrawal used in the bundled bank teller machine according to the present invention.

4 is a partially exploded perspective view showing a tray for depositing and withdrawing according to FIG. 2, and FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing a lower part of the tray for depositing and withdrawing according to FIG.

As shown in Figure 4 and 5, on the bottom 132 of the tray 130 for the deposit and withdrawal is provided with a bundle bank guide portion 140 for determining or guiding the mounting position of the bundle bank is loaded.

The bundle bank guide 140 may include a bundle bank guide plate 141 which is formed in a plate shape and supports the bundle bank while retreating somewhat when the bundle bank is loaded.

The bundle bank guide plate 141 is formed with a plurality of holes 142 (see FIG. 3), and some of these holes detect the quantity of bundle banks or the presence of bundle banks loaded in the bundle bank guide unit 140. This is where the bundle banknote quantity detection means (BS) is located. The bundle bank quantity detection means (BS) is installed inside the bundle bank guide portion 140 is preferably installed to face each other.

That is, the bundle bank quantity detection means (BS) are each provided in the bundle bank guide portion 140 formed to face each other, the bundle bank is located between the bundle bank guide portion 140, the bundle bank quantity detection means (BS). The quantity or presence of the bundled banknotes can be detected using whether or not the signal is blocked. The bundle bank quantity detecting means BS may not only determine the quantity of bundle banknotes or not, determine the quantity of bundle banknotes which are withdrawn or withdrawn, and determine whether the pick-up module 150 will be described later. When it is confirmed that the bundle bank is in the bundle bank guide 140, the pickup module 150 may be operated to pick up the bundle bank.

On the other hand, the deposit and withdrawal tray 130 has a substantially rectangular shape, the long side direction may be provided with a through hole adjusting unit 135 to adjust the size of the through hole 134. As the through hole control unit 135 moves along the short side direction of the deposit and withdrawal tray 130, the size of the through hole 134 may be changed, and the bundled banknote may move through the enlarged through hole 134.

The bottom of the bottom 132 is provided with a bottom guide rail 131 to smoothly open and close the tray 130 for the deposit and withdrawal with respect to the casing (110).

Figure 6 is an exploded perspective view showing the internal structure of the deposit and withdrawal tray according to Figure 2, Figure 7 is a plan view showing the deposit and withdrawal tray according to Figure 2, Figure 8 shows a bundle bank support of the deposit and withdrawal tray according to Figure 2 One perspective view.

Referring to FIGS. 6 and 7, components for driving the through hole adjusting unit 135 are provided at the inner rear side of the bottom 132 of the tray 130 for deposit and withdrawal.

First, the driving force for varying the size of the through hole 134 and moving the bundled banknote support part 135a supporting one side of the bundled banknote is generated from the through-hole adjusting motor 135b provided at the rear of the bottom 132.

Here, the driving force generated in the through-regulation motor 135b is transmitted to the driving belt 135d provided in the bottom part 132, and the bundled banknote support part 135a connected to the shielding member 139 engaged with the driving belt 135d. Is delivered. That is, one side of the shielding member 139 is connected to the bundle banknote support portion (135a) and the other side is connected to the drive belt (135d). Therefore, when the through-hole control motor 135b is driven and the driving belt 135d is circulated, the bundle bank support part 135a connected to one side of the shielding member 139 connected to the driving belt 135d is also circulated in the driving belt 135d. Will move in the direction.

Referring to FIG. 7, when the driving belt 135d circulates in a clockwise direction, the bundled banknote support part 135a illustrated in the upper side of FIG. 7 retreats to one side of the bottom part 132 (opposite to the center of the through hole), and has a through hole 134. ) Becomes large, and when circulating in the counterclockwise direction, the bundle bank support part 135a is advanced toward the center of the through hole 134, so that the through hole 134 becomes small. The bundle bank support part 135a is moved along the through hole adjusting part guide rod 135c disposed in parallel with the longitudinal direction of the driving belt 135d.

Here, bottom opening detecting means OS1 and OS2 are provided at one side of the shielding member 139 or the driving belt 135d. The bottom opening detection means OS1 and OS2 may detect the movement of the bundle bank support part 135a or the driving belt 135d to control the bundle bank through the through hole 134.

Bottom opening detection means (OS1, OS2) is composed of two sets of sensors spaced apart a predetermined distance, the first bottom opening detection means (OS1) installed close to the side wall side of the bottom portion 132 is a bundle bank support Sensing the open position of the 135a and the second bottom opening detecting means OS2 installed on the central side of the bottom 132 detects the closed position of the bundle bank support 135a.

Here, the bottom opening detection means (OS1, OS2) may be composed of two optical sensors spaced apart from each other to detect the size and the size that can not pass through the bundle bank 134. Each optical sensor includes a light emitting unit and a light receiving unit, and detects a dark signal at the light receiving unit to detect the position of the bundle bank support 135a.

When the shielding member 139 engaged with the driving belt 135d moves through the first bottom opening detecting means OS1, the bottom part 132 or the through hole 134 is opened, and the bundled banknote passes through the through hole 134. When the second bottom opening detecting means OS2 is shielded, the bottom portion 132 or the through hole 134 is closed, and the bundled banknote cannot pass through the through hole 134.

That is, in order for the bundle bank to pass through the through hole 134, the shielding member 139 is positioned between the light emitting part and the light receiving part of the first bottom opening detecting means OS1 until the light receiving part detects a dark signal. The shielding member 139 is positioned between the light emitting portion and the light receiving portion of the second bottom opening detecting means OS2 in order to operate the 135b and prevent the bundle bank from passing through the through hole 134. It is enough to operate the through-control motor 135b until it is detected.

Bottom opening detection means (OS1, OS2) can control the operation of the bundle bank support (135a) in conjunction with the position of the pick-up bundle of the pickup module or the lifting plate to be described later.

Meanwhile, referring to FIGS. 6 and 7, although the bundle bank support part 135a is formed on both sides of the bottom part 132 in the longitudinal direction, it may be formed only on one side in some cases. In addition, it is also possible to move only one of the through-hole adjusting portion when the bundled banknote support portion 135a is formed on both sides. In addition, when the bundled banknote support part 135a is formed at both sides of the through hole 134, both the bundled banknote support parts 135a may be moved by one driving belt 135d.

Meanwhile, referring to FIGS. 6 and 7, the bundle bank support unit 135a shown at the top is completely receded to the opposite side of the center of the through hole 134, but the bundle bank support unit 135a shown at the bottom is the bundle bank shown at the top. It is less back than the support 135a. In this state, the bundle bank cannot pass through the through hole 134, and if the bundle bank support portion 135a shown at the bottom moves completely to the opposite side of the center of the through hole 134, the bundle bank becomes large because the bundle bank passes through the hole (134). 134) can be passed.

As such, in order to send the bundled banknotes to the bundled banknote cassette 170 or to send the bundled banknotes to the deposit and withdrawal tray 130, the bottom portion 132 of the tray for the deposit and withdrawal tray 130 can be opened or closed so that the bundled banknotes can pass. Since the size of the through hole 134 is adjusted to deposit and withdraw the bundle banknote, even if there is no other component except the pickup module 150, the bundle bank bank can deposit and withdraw money.

Bundle bank guides (140, see Figure 4) is provided on both sides of the through-hole 134, bundle bank guide portion 140 is a bundle of banknotes to deposit and withdraw the position of the banknotes so that the bank is exactly located above the through hole (134) To guide. By placing the bundle bank guide unit 140 in this way, the bundle bank can not only pass through the through hole 134 smoothly, but also the pickup module 150 can accurately pick up the bundle banknote.

8, the plurality of ribs 135a 'to the uneven portion and the plurality of rollers 135a ″ are provided on the surface of the bundled banknote support portion 135a, that is, the surface in contact with the bundled banknote. 135a ') and the roller 135a "may reduce the frictional force with the bundle banknote so that the bundle banknote support 135a may be opened or closed smoothly even when the heavy bundle banknote presses the bundle banknote support 135a. Here, both the rib 135a 'and the roller 135a "may be formed in the bundle bank support portion 135a, or only one of them may be formed.

The tray for deposit and withdrawal withdrawal described above has been described from the viewpoint of a cashier's automatic teller machine that handles the bundle, but it can be applied to paper media such as checks as well as the present invention which can be grasped from various viewpoints. It should be understood as a technical idea or as a minimum description of the present invention, and not as a boundary limiting the present invention.

Although the preferred embodiments of the present invention have been described above by way of example, the scope of the present invention is not limited to these specific embodiments, and may be appropriately changed within the scope of the claims.

1 is a perspective view showing the main portion of the bundle bank teller machine according to an embodiment of the present invention,

Figure 2 is a perspective view showing a tray and a pickup module for the deposit and withdrawal machine according to Figure 1,

Figure 3 is a perspective view showing a state in which the tray for the deposit and withdrawal according to Figure 2 is opened in the pickup module,

4 is a partially exploded perspective view illustrating a tray for depositing and withdrawing according to FIG. 2;

5 is a perspective view showing a lower portion of the input and output tray according to FIG. 2;

6 is an exploded perspective view showing the internal structure of the input and output tray according to Figure 2,

7 is a plan view illustrating a tray for depositing and withdrawing according to FIG. 2;

8 is a perspective view illustrating a bundle bank support part of the input and output tray according to FIG. 2.

<Explanation of symbols for the main parts of the drawings>

100: Bundled money deposit and withdrawal machine 110: Casing

130: tray 132 for the entry and exit:

134: through hole 135: through control unit

150: pickup module 170: bundled bill cassette

BN: Bundles

Claims (10)

A bottom portion on which bundle banks are deposited and withdrawn; It is formed in the bottom portion, the through-holes varying in size so that the bundle bill passes; And A through-regulator provided on one side or both sides of the through hole and having a bundle bank support part for changing the size of the through hole and a driving unit to move the bundle bank support; Bundle for deposit and withdrawal tray comprising a. The method of claim 1, The drive unit is a tray for depositing and withdrawing money, characterized in that it comprises a drive belt for moving the bundle bank support portion and a through hole adjustment motor for circulating the drive belt. The method of claim 2, The bundle bank support unit is connected to the shielding member bound to the drive belt, the bundle bank deposit and withdrawal tray, characterized in that the movement in the circulation direction of the drive belt as the shield member moves. The method of claim 2, The bundle bank support unit is characterized in that at least one side of the through-opening tray for deposit and withdrawal, characterized in that for varying. 5. The method of claim 4, And the drive belt is configured to drive the bundle bank support at the same time when the bundle bank support portion varies both sides of the through hole. The method of claim 2, The bundle bank support tray is characterized in that a plurality of ribs or rollers are provided. The method of claim 3, One side of the drive belt is a tray for depositing and withdrawing banks, characterized in that the bottom opening detection means for limiting the movement of the bundle bank support or limit the size of the through hole. The method of claim 7, wherein The bottom opening detection means is a bundle for deposit and withdrawal tray characterized in that it comprises two sets of optical sensors spaced apart from each other to detect the size that can pass through the through hole and the size that can not pass through. The method according to any one of claims 1 to 8, The upper surface of the bottom portion bundle banks for deposit and withdrawal tray, characterized in that the bundle bank guide portion for guiding the bundle bank so that the bundle bank is located on the through hole. 10. The method of claim 9, The bundle bank guide unit is characterized in that the bundle bank detecting means for detecting the quantity or presence of bundle banknotes are formed tray for deposit and withdrawal.

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