KR200390984Y1 - Cassette structure of cash transaction machine - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a cassette that can be stored a variety of bills inside the financial automation device. The financial automation device cassette of the present invention includes a cassette case for accommodating banknotes, a case cover for opening and closing an upper surface of the cassette case, and a slit portion disposed on the cassette case to support banknotes and having a plurality of slits at regular intervals. And a bracket including a lower support portion, an insertion piece inserted into the slit to fix a position, and a banknote guide formed integrally with the insertion piece to support a side of a banknote. According to the financial automation device cassette of the present invention, through the bracket and the upper guide installed inside the cassette, the banknotes can be kept in an orderly manner, and the effect of performing the release operation of the banknotes more smoothly and quickly can be obtained. Can be.

Description

Cassette structure of financial automation device {CASSETTE STRUCTURE OF CASH TRANSACTION MACHINE}

The present invention relates to a cassette that can be stored a variety of bills inside the financial automation device.

Financial automation devices are automation devices that can assist basic financial services, such as deposit or withdrawal, regardless of location and time with respect to financial services. Financial automation devices can be divided into cash dispensers and cash dispensers according to the withdrawal and withdrawal, and recently, they have been used for various purposes such as cash withdrawal, check withdrawal, bankbook arrangement and ticket release.

Currently, the use of financial automation equipment is gradually increasing in banks and other financial institutions, and as the use of financial automation equipment becomes more convenient, customers increasingly use financial automation equipment, and the amount of financial transactions used every time also increases. Doing.

1 is a view showing the configuration of a financial automation device according to the prior art.

The financial automation device of the prior art shown in FIG. 1 may store bills in a plurality of cassettes. Various bills may be stored for each cassette. For example, a 10,000 won ticket may be stored in the cassette # 01, and a 100,000 won check may be stored in the cassette # 02. In this way, the same kind of bills are stored in one cassette, and when a financial automation device receives a discharge command for a specific amount of money from a user, the bank recognizes the kind of bills stored in each cassette and releases the money in correspondence with the amount. The type and quantity of bills to be recognized are recognized, and the cassette holding the recognized bills is controlled to release bills corresponding to the bills.

For example, when receiving a bill release command for 30,000 won from the user, the central processing unit (CPU) of the main board 101 recognizes that the cassette including the 10,000 won bill is cassette # 01 and cassette # 03. The central processing unit selects one of the cassette # 01 or the cassette # 03 and controls the feed clutch 140 corresponding to the selected cassette through the transmission motor 130 so that three thousand won rolls of the cassette are discharged from the cassette 150. Control to be released.

The cassettes are connected to each other through the feed clutch 140 installed in each cassette, and the bills discharged out of the cassette by the feed clutch 140 are discharged to the ejection opening 150 through the reject solenoid 120. It is delivered to the outlet 150 of the financial automation device according to the belt connected. The banknote is external to the financial automation device according to the control of opening / closing operation 150 by the shutter motor 141, the throat transmission motor 142, and the tray motor 143. Is released and delivered to the user.

In order to smoothly perform the bill release operation according to the financial automation device as described above, the bill release operation from the cassette should be performed smoothly. If bills are not released to a certain release standard from the cassette and are discharged with different release standards each time a banknote is released, such smooth bill discharge operation will be difficult to expect.

For example, if in some cases banknotes are released off the left side of the cassette and in some cases banknotes are released off the right side of the cassette, the belt may also be transferred to the outlet 150 along the belt. It can be transferred to the left or right side of the car. In this case, the banknote may be separated from the belt during the belt transfer may not be transferred to the discharge port 150.

In this way, the bill release process from the cassette is important in the billing operation of the bill, the cassette of the financial automation device according to the prior art is not provided with a device capable of controlling the ejection of bills, Errors occur frequently.

In addition, various cassettes may be stored in each cassette, respectively. In most cases, the sizes of the bills may also differ from one another depending on the type of bill. For example, the size of a thousand won bill and the size of a thousand won bill are different. In this case, if the cassette storing the thousand won bill is charged later, the setting standard of the cassette set in correspondence with the thousand won bill and the setting standard of the thousand won bill do not coincide with each other. This can be difficult, and even when put into it, it can be stored out of order rather than in order.

According to the problems of the prior art as described above, there is a demand for the development of a financial automation device cassette capable of storing banknotes in an orderly manner regardless of the winding type, and also capable of smoothly performing the bill release operation.

The present invention, in order to improve the prior art as described above, in the financial automation device, regardless of the type of banknotes can be stored in an orderly manner, and to provide a financial automation device cassette that can smoothly perform the bill release operation It is done.

In order to achieve the above object and solve the problems of the prior art, the financial automation device cassette of the present invention, the cassette case for accommodating the bill, the case cover for opening and closing the upper surface of the cassette case, disposed on the cassette case to support the bill And a lower support portion including a slit portion in which a plurality of slits are disposed at regular intervals, and an insertion piece inserted into the slit to fix a position, and a bill guide formed integrally with the insertion piece to support a side of a banknote. It includes a bracket.

Hereinafter, with reference to the accompanying drawings will be described an embodiment of the present invention;

Figure 6 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the financial automation device cassette according to an embodiment of the present invention.

As shown in FIG. 6, the financial automation device cassette includes a cassette case 610 and a case cover 620. Banknotes may be stored inside the cassette case 610. The upper end of the cassette case 610 may be implemented as a case cover 620. The case cover 620 may be easily detachable from the cassette case 610. In this case, the user removes the case cover 620 from the cassette case 610 to store the bill inside the cassette case 610, and attaches the case cover 620 to the cassette case 610 again to attach the case cover 620 to the cassette case 610. You can finish the storage operation.

The financial automation device cassette of the present invention may be implemented including not only the structure of the cassette described above with reference to FIG. 6 but also various structures that can be freely implemented by those skilled in the art.

2 is a perspective view showing a cassette case structure of a financial automation device cassette according to an embodiment of the present invention.

The cassette according to the embodiment of the present invention includes a cassette case 210, a lower support 220, a first side 224, and a bracket 230. The lower support part 220 includes a first slit part 221, a second slit part 222, and a screw hole part 223, and the bracket 230 includes a first insertion piece 231 and a second insertion piece ( 232, a fixing hole 233, and a banknote guide 234. The bracket 230 may be fixed to the lower support part 220 by a screw 240 inserted into the screw hole part 223 via the fixing hole 233.

The lower support part 220 includes a first slit part 221, a second slit part 222, and a screw hole part 223. The first slit portion 221 and the second slit portion 222 may be located side by side adjacent to the first side 224 of the cassette 210 as shown in FIG.

The first slit portion 221 and the second slit portion 222 are each composed of a plurality of slits. The plurality of slits may all have the same standard. In addition, the first slit portion 221 and the second slit portion 222 may include the same number of slits. Each slit of the first slit portion 221 and the second slit portion 222 may be positioned to correspond to each other. For example, the slits of the first slit part 221 and the slits of the second slit part 222 which are closest to the first side 224 may be spaced apart from each other by the same distance as the first side 224.

In addition, each of the slits included in the first slit part 221 and the second slit part 222 may be spaced apart at regular intervals. Therefore, the slit 3 of the first slit portion 221 and the slit 3 of the second slit portion 222 may be positioned to correspond to each other in a straight line.

The lower support part 220 includes a screw hole part 223 including a plurality of screw holes between the first slit part 221 and the second slit part 222. The screw hole may be implemented so that the screw 240 can be inserted. Each screw hole of the screw hole part 223 may be spaced apart at regular intervals. For example, the distance between the screw hole 1 and the screw hole 2 of the screw hole part 223 and the distance between the screw hole 2 and the screw hole 3 may be the same.

The bracket 230 includes a first insertion piece 231, a second insertion piece 232, a fixing hole 233, and a banknote guide 234. The first insertion piece 231 and the second insertion piece 232 may be installed to be located close to both ends of the bracket 230. In addition, the bracket 230 so that the first insertion piece 231 and the second insertion piece 232 may be inserted into the slits of the first slit part 221 and the second slit part 222 of the lower support part 220, respectively. ), The position of the first insertion piece 231 and the second insertion piece 232 can be set. Accordingly, the distance between the first insertion piece 231 and the second insertion piece 232 of the bracket 230 and between the first slit part 221 and the second slit part 222 of the lower support part 220. The distance can be implemented equally.

The bracket 230 includes a straight fixing hole 233 formed along the arrangement direction of the screw hole between the first insertion piece 231 and the second insertion piece 232. When the bracket 230 is inserted into the lower support part 220, the fixing hole 233 may be installed at a position corresponding to the screw hole part 223 of the lower support part 220. Therefore, the distance between the first insertion piece 231 and the fixing hole 233 may be set equal to the distance between the first slit part 221 and the screw hole part 223.

When the bracket 230 is fixed to the lower support part 220, at least one screw hole of the screw hole part 223 of the lower support part 220 should always be exposed through the fixing hole 233. Accordingly, the sum of the lengths of the fixing holes 233 and the distances between the slits is obtained by adding the radius of each of the two screw holes to the distance between the center points of two screw holes adjacent to each other among the screw holes of the screw hole part 223. It can be set to have a value equal to or greater than the value. This will be described in detail with reference to FIG. 3.

3 is a view showing the relationship between the length of the bracket fixing hole and the distance between each screw hole of the lower support according to an embodiment of the present invention.

When the bracket is inserted into the lower supporter, at least one screw hole 310 or 320 must be projected into the fixing hole 340 to fix the screw, regardless of which slit of the first and second inserts of the bracket is inserted into the lower supporter. It may be inserted into the screw hole 310 or 320 via the hole 340.

Accordingly, the sum of the distance 341 between the length 341 of the fixing hole 340 and the respective slit 350 is the distance between the center points 311 and 321 of two screw holes 310 and 320 located adjacent to each other. 330 may be set to have a value equal to or greater than the sum of the radiuses 312 and 322 of the two screw holes 310 and 320, respectively.

In other words, the length of the fixing hole 340 is L (341), the distance between each slit 350 ds (351), the center point (311 and 321) of the two screw holes (310 and 320) located adjacent to each other When the distance between D) 330 and the radius of the screw holes 310 and 320 is R, the following Equation 1 may be satisfied.

L ≥ (D + 2R-ds)

When the inequality is satisfied, the fixing hole may always expose at least one screw hole even if the bracket is inserted into any slit.

For example, when the first insertion piece and the second insertion piece of the bracket are respectively inserted into the slit 3 of the first slit part and the second slit part, the screw hole 1 310 is formed at one end of the fixing hole 340. The screw hole 2 320 may be partially projected to the other end portion of the fixing hole 340 in close contact with the end portion.

In the above case, if the first insertion piece and the second insertion piece of the bracket are moved and inserted into the slit 4, respectively, the screw hole 1 310 is not completely projected to the one end of the fixing hole 340. It may or may not be projected at all. At this time, the other end of the fixing hole 340, the screw hole 2 (320) should be completely projected.

Therefore, the sum of the length 341 of the fixing hole 340 and the distance 351 between the slit 3 and the slit 4 is the center point 311 of the screw hole 1 310 and the center point 321 of the screw hole 2 320. It should be set to have a value equal to or greater than the distance 330 between the sum of the radius 312 of the screw hole 1 (310) and the radius 322 of the screw hole 2 (320).

In this case, even if the bracket is inserted into any slit of the lower support, since at least one screw hole is projected in the fixing hole, the screw can be inserted into the projected screw hole via the fixing hole.

Again in FIG. 2, bracket 230 includes a bill guide 234. The bill guide 234 is integrally formed with the insertion pieces 231 and 232 to support the side of the bill. That is, when the bracket 230 is fixed to the lower support portion 220, the banknote may be located on the side of the bracket 230, the banknote guide 234 may serve to support the side of the banknote located have.

When the bracket 230 is inserted into the lower support part 220, the screw 240 is inserted into a specific screw hole of the screw hole part 223 via the fixing hole 233, thereby being fixed to the lower support part 220. have.

In addition, when the bracket 230 is inserted into the lower support part 220, the first insertion piece 231 and the second insertion piece 232 are slits of the first slit part 221 and the second slit part 222. The slits may be inserted into the slits positioned corresponding to each other.

For example, when the first insertion piece 231 is inserted into the slit 3 of the first slit part 221, the second insertion piece 232 may be inserted into the slit 3 of the second slit part 222. . At this time, the first slit portion 221 and the second slit portion 222 is assumed that slits having the same spacing and size as each other are located at the same interval from the first side surface 224. Accordingly, in this case, the bracket 230 may be inserted into the lower support portion 220 to be parallel to the first side surface 224.

In the above case, the first insertion piece 231 is inserted into the slit 2 of the first slit part 221, and the second insertion piece 232 is inserted into the slit 3 of the second slit part 222. It may be. In this case, the bracket 230 may be inserted into the lower support part 220 so as not to be parallel to the first side surface 224 and to be inclined at a predetermined inclination. Therefore, the banknote guide 234 of the bracket 230 inserted into the lower support portion 220 is gradually opened toward the exit side of the banknote, it is possible to obtain the effect that the operation of the banknote release more smoothly.

As described above, the first slit portion 221 and the second slit portion 222 are separated from the first side surface 224 so that the banknote guide 234 of the bracket 230 is gradually opened in the exit direction of the banknote. It may be located by differently. This will be described in detail with reference to FIG. 4.

4 is a plan view illustrating a slit structure of a cassette lower supporter according to another embodiment of the present invention.

4 is a plan view from above of the cassette;

According to FIG. 4, first slit portions 411 and 413 and second slit portions 412 and 414 may be positioned on both sides of the cassette lower support portion 410, respectively. The first bracket 420 may be inserted into the first slit portion 411 and the second slit portion 412 on the left side of the lower support portion 410, and the first slit portion 413 and the second slit on the right side may be inserted. The second bracket 430 may be inserted into the portion 414.

The banknote 440 is positioned in the space between the first bracket 420 and the second bracket 430, and the banknote guides of the first bracket 420 and the second bracket 430 are supported by the side of the banknote 440, respectively. can do. The first bracket 420 and the second bracket 430 may be inserted into the first slit portion 411 on the left side and the second slit portion 413 on the right side so as to have the same width as the banknote 440.

The second slit portion 412 on the left side may be designed to be located closer to the left side than the first slit portion 411. The second slit portion 414 on the right side may also be designed to be located closer to the right side than the first slit portion 413.

In this case, even if the first bracket 420 is inserted into the slit 3 of the left side first slit portion 411 and the second slit portion 412, respectively, the first bracket 420 is not parallel to the left side surface, The portion inserted into the two slit portions 412 is located closer to the left side. This may be similarly applied to the second bracket 430 on the right side.

As described above, the first bracket 420 and the second bracket 430 are inserted into the lower support part 410 such that the first bracket 420 and the second bracket 430 are oblique to the left side and the right side, so that the second slit 412 on the left side and the second slit on the right side. The distance between the portions 414 may be wider than the distance between the first slit portion 411 on the left side and the first slit portion 413 on the right side.

The direction in which the second slit portions 412 and 414 are located may be set to the exit direction of the bill 440 of the cassette. In this case, the banknote 440 can secure the free space in the exit direction can be discharged from the cassette more smoothly. In addition, the first bracket 420 and the second bracket 430 positioned in the first slit portions 411 and 413 maintain the width of the banknote 410 as it is, so that a plurality of banknotes included in the cassette are ordered in the same space. You can get an effect that can be arranged neatly.

Figure 5 is a side view showing the structure of the upper guide and the spacer element installed in the case cover according to an embodiment of the present invention.

According to the exemplary embodiment of the present invention, the upper cover 520 may be mounted to the case cover 510. The upper guide 520 may be fixed to the case cover 510 through a screw 540. The upper guide 520 may be implemented in a long rectangular shape to be mounted on one or more of the case cover 510, or may be implemented in a large area square and one may be mounted on the case cover 510.

One or more spacers 530 may be included between the upper guide 520 and the case cover 510. The spacer 530 may be included in the space by varying the number so that the upper guide 520 is in contact with the bill inside the cassette to maintain the upper boundary of the bill.

By inserting the spacer 530 in the space between the case cover 510 and the top guide 520 as described above, the top guide 520 is different in thickness depending on the number of bills located inside the cassette to the top boundary surface Can be set.

In this case, the bill inside the cassette is supported by the lower support in the downward direction, is supported from the bill guide of the bracket in the lateral direction, and may have an interface formed by the upper guide 520 upward.

Therefore, the banknotes stored in the cassette of the present invention are always supported in all directions up, down, left, and right through their respective boundaries, regardless of the size or quantity according to the kind, and can be stored in an orderly manner. In addition, when the banknote is released from the cassette, it is possible to obtain an effect that can be smoothly released in a predetermined pattern.

So far, specific embodiments of the present invention have been described, but various modifications are possible without departing from the scope of the present invention.

Therefore, the scope of the present invention should not be limited to the embodiments described, but should be determined not only by the scope of utility model registration claims described below, but also by those equivalent to the scope of utility model registration claims.

According to the financial automation device cassette of the present invention, through the bracket and the upper guide installed inside the cassette, the banknotes can be kept in an orderly manner, and the effect of performing the release operation of the banknotes more smoothly and quickly can be obtained. Can be.

Although the present invention as described above has been described by way of limited embodiments and drawings, the present invention is not limited to the above embodiments, which are those skilled in the art to which the present invention belongs, various modifications and Modifications are possible. Therefore, the present invention should be identified only by the utility model registration claims described below, and all equivalent or equivalent modifications thereof will belong to the scope of the present invention.

1 is a view showing the configuration of a financial automation device according to the prior art.

Figure 2 is a perspective view showing a cassette case structure of a financial automation device cassette according to an embodiment of the present invention.

3 is a view showing a relationship between the length of the bracket fixing hole and the distance between each screw hole of the lower support according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Figure 4 is a plan view showing a slit portion structure of the cassette lower support according to another embodiment of the present invention.

Figure 5 is a side view showing the structure of the top guide and the spacer element installed in the case cover according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Figure 6 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the financial automation device cassette according to an embodiment of the present invention.

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

210: cassette 220: lower support

221: first slit portion 222: second slit portion

223: screw hole 224: first side

230: bracket 231: first insertion piece

232: second insertion piece 233: fixing hole

240: screw

Claims (6)

In the cassette of a financial automation device, A cassette case accommodating bills; A case cover for opening and closing an upper surface of the cassette case; A lower support part disposed on the cassette case to support the banknote and including a slit part in which a plurality of slits are disposed at regular intervals; And A bracket including an insertion piece to be inserted along the slit to fix a position and a banknote guide formed integrally with the insertion piece to support a side of the banknote Financial automation device cassette having a. The method of claim 1, The lower support portion is located adjacent to the slit portion and includes a plurality of screw holes formed side by side in the arrangement direction of the slit, the bracket includes a straight fixing hole formed along the arrangement direction of the screw hole, At least one screw hole is always exposed through a fixing hole, and the bracket is fixed to the lower support part and by the screw fastened to the screw hole and the fixing hole. The method of claim 1, And the slit portion is provided to the left and right of the lower support portion, and the bracket also defines a left and right boundary of the lower support portion corresponding to the slit portion. The method of claim 1, The banknote guide in the bracket is characterized in that the financial automation device cassette characterized in that it is gradually spread to the exit side of the banknote. The method of claim 1, The length L of the fixing hole, the distance ds between the slits, the distance D between the center points of two screw holes adjacent to each other, and the radius R of the screw hole satisfy the following inequality: Financial Automation Instrument Cassette. L ≥ (D + 2R-ds) The method of claim 1, An upper guide mounted to the case cover to maintain an upper boundary of the banknote; And Spacer elements for separating the upper guide from the case cover at a predetermined interval Further provided, And the upper guide is mounted to the case cover by screws fastened to the case cover, the spacer, and the upper guide.