WO2006068177A1 - 自動販売機 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a vending machine, and more particularly to an installation structure of an operation panel.
- a product encapsulated in a capsule (hereinafter referred to as a capsule product) is accommodated in a box, a predetermined coin is inserted into a coin insertion slot, and the handle is rotated.
- a product configured to discharge a product is known (for example, see Patent Document 1).
- Patent Document 1 Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2003-123135 (Fig. 3)
- the present invention has been made in view of the serious problems, and an object thereof is to provide a vending machine that facilitates maintenance work such as a coin sorting unit.
- the product holding member is operated to discharge the products one by one.
- An opening notch is formed, and an operation panel including the handle and the coin sorting unit is detachably disposed in the notch.
- a coin collecting box is disposed behind the notch of the box body, and the operation panel is mounted on the notch. In this state, the coin collecting box is covered from the outside by covering the front surface of the coin collecting box with the operation panel.
- one of a ridge or a groove is formed on the side surface of the notch, and the side surface of the operation panel Forming the other of the ridges or recesses, sliding the operation panel from above the notches, sliding the side surfaces of the operation panel to the side surfaces of the notches, and fitting the protrusions to the recesses
- the operation panel is attached to the box body.
- a product filling opening is formed above the notch of the box body, and the opening is detachably arranged in the opening.
- the operation panel is prevented from moving upward when the lid is attached, and the operation panel is allowed to move upward when the lid is detached.
- a spring is disposed on one of the operation panel and the main body box, and the operation is performed by the spring. Stop the fall of the board at least at the position where the front surface of the coin collecting box is left, and press the operation panel completely against the operation panel and the main body box against the biasing force of the spring. It is characterized in that locking means for locking in the state is provided.
- the front plate portion provided with the coin sorting unit can also remove the box body force, so that maintenance can be easily performed.
- the operation panel can be slid and attached to the box body, the attachment work is easy and the operation panel can be firmly attached to the box body.
- the operation panel is stopped in the middle of dropping to the lower end of the notch, so that a finger or the like is not pinched by the lower end of the operation panel.
- FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a state in which vending machines according to the present invention are stacked in two stages.
- FIG. 2 is an exploded perspective view of a vending machine according to the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing a state in which a pressing plate attached to the lid is opened.
- FIG. 5A is a perspective view showing a lock main body and a key for locking the lid to the box main body.
- FIG. 5B is a perspective view showing the lock body and the key in a state where the lid is locked to the box body.
- FIG. 5C is a perspective view showing a structure for attaching the lock body to the box body.
- FIG. 6 is a perspective view showing a buffer means for preventing the operation panel from dropping.
- FIG. 7 is an exploded perspective view showing a partition plate and a discharged product holding member.
- FIG. 8 is a perspective view showing a mounting state of the drum with the adapter attached.
- FIG. 9 is a view showing an assembly structure of a drum body and a regulating plate.
- FIG. 10 is a view showing a mechanism for adjusting a product holding hole.
- FIG. 11A is a diagram showing a normal state of a lid that opens and closes a product discharge port.
- FIG. 11B is a diagram showing a state where the lid for opening and closing the product discharge port is pushed in a little.
- FIG. 11C is a diagram showing a state where a lid for opening and closing the product discharge port is pushed in.
- FIG. 12 is a view showing a mounting structure of the top board.
- FIG. 13 is an exploded perspective view showing a case in which the box main bodies are joined side by side.
- FIG. 14 is a perspective view showing a state in which the box bodies are aligned and coupled.
- FIG. 15 is a block diagram showing an internal circuit configuration.
- FIG. 16 is a diagram for explaining an example of an attachment position of coin detecting means.
- FIG. 17A is a plan view showing a configuration of coin insertion preventing means.
- FIG. 17B is a back view showing the configuration of the coin insertion preventing means.
- the vending machine 1 shown in FIG. Product A For example, the vending machine 1 shown in FIG. Product A.
- a predetermined coin is inserted into the coin inlet 3 disposed on the front surface of the box 2, and then the person turns the handle 4 to turn the capsule product A in the box 2. Is discharged from the product discharge port 5 disposed on the front surface of the box 2.
- the boxes 2 are stacked in two stages, a pedestal with casters is attached to the lower side of the lower box 2, and the top plate 10 is placed on the upper box 2. Is attached.
- the box 2 includes a box body 6, a lid body 7 that covers the product filling opening 6 a on the front surface of the box body 6, and a front plate 8 that is disposed at the lower front surface of the box body 6. And a top panel 10 that covers the upper surface of the box body 6.
- the lid body 7 is made of a transparent resin, and is curved so as to protrude forward as shown in FIG.
- the lid body 7 is provided with a wall 11 protruding rearward at the peripheral edge.
- a long hole 12 extending in the width direction of the box 2 is formed at the center in the width direction of the upper end wall 11a of the lid body 7.
- a small hole 13 is formed in the upper end wall 11a of the lid 7 so as to sandwich the long hole 12 therebetween.
- a holding plate 15 that is curved similarly to the lid body 7 is mounted so as to be rotatable with respect to the base of the lid body 7 (lower end of the curved portion). It is A pin 16 is provided on the upper edge of the press plate 15 so as to protrude upward.
- a handle 15a is provided at the center immediately below the upper edge of the holding plate 15 so as to protrude rearward. Then, the holding plate 15 is engaged with the lid body 7 by sandwiching a display body 17 such as a pop between the lid body 7 and fitting the pin 16 into the small hole 13 of the lid body 7. It has come to be stopped. When the display body 17 is removed, the free end side of the holding plate 15 is separated from the lid body 7 by holding the lid body 7 with one hand, placing the other hand on the handle 15a, and pulling the handle 15a. Then, the display body 17 can be removed. A bent portion 14 extending downward is provided at the lower end of the curved portion of the lid 7. Further, protrusions 14 a are formed on the lower edge of the bent portion 14 on the left and right sides.
- a long groove 18b extending in the width direction is formed on the upper surface of the operation panel 8a.
- the long groove 18b is a portion into which the bent portion of the lid body 7 is dropped, and is formed in a size and shape that allows the lid body 7 to rise and fall.
- a locking piece 18 c is provided on the upper surface of the operation panel 8 a at the center in the width direction.
- a locking piece 18c is provided on the upper surface of the operation panel 8a.
- the locking piece 18c is for preventing the lid body 7 in the closed state from moving up. That is, when the lid body 7 is erected, the lower end portion of the curved portion sinks below the locking piece 18c, thereby preventing the lid body 7 in the closed state from moving up.
- the curved portion of the lid body 7 is shaped so that the lower end portion of the bent portion of the lid body 7 is satisfactorily locked by the locking piece 18 c. It is preferable to form the lower end portion with a different curvature from the other portions of the curved portion.
- the lid body 7 When the lid body 7 is in the closed state, the projection 14a formed on the bent portion of the lid body 7 sinks below the upper wall of the operation panel 8a. As a result, the lid 7 is locked to the operation panel 8a. Further, it is preferable to form a portion of the lid 7 to be put on the front surface of the lid 7 so that the lid 7 can be easily pulled down when being removed from the box body 6.
- the box body 6 is provided with a lock 19 in the upper part of the product filling opening 6a.
- the lock 19 includes a lock body 19a and a key 19b.
- the lock body 19a includes a cylinder portion 19c, a rotor portion 19d, and locking pieces 19e, 19f.
- the lock body 19a is detachably held on the mounting block 19g.
- the locking piece 19e and the locking piece 19f are particularly limited. However, in this embodiment, it is integrated.
- the lock body 19a is attached to the attachment block 19g.
- the procedure is the reverse of that for attaching it.
- the mounting block 19g is provided with claw pieces 19k, 19k on both sides.
- the box body 6 has a recess 191 into which the mounting block 19g can be fitted. Holes 19m and 19 ⁇ are formed at the bottom of the recess 191.
- the locking pieces 19e and 19f are preliminarily tilted sideways.
- the mounting block 19g is fitted into the recess 191 with the locking pieces 19e and 19f first.
- the tips of the locking pieces 19e, 19f and the one claw piece 19k pass through the hole 19m.
- the tip of the other claw piece 19k passes through the hole 19 ⁇ .
- the protrusions formed on the outer sides of the claw pieces 19k and 19k are locked to the back side portion of the recess 191 by the elasticity of the claw pieces 19k and 19k.
- the mounting block 19g is attached to the box body 6.
- the mounting block 19g is removed from the box body 6, the mounting block 19g is pushed out from the inside of the box body 6 by hand with the locking pieces 19e, 19f lying down and removed.
- a locking structure of the lid body 7 by the lock 19 will be described.
- the locking pieces 19e, 19f of the lock body 19a are tilted sideways, the lid body 7 is not locked to the box body 6.
- the locking pieces 19e and 19f are raised by the key 19b, the locking piece 19e enters the elongated hole 12 of the lid body 7.
- the other locking piece 19f enters a long hole (not shown) in the upper wall 6b of the box body 6.
- the lid body 7 is locked to the box body 6, and the mounting block 19 g is fixed to the box body 6.
- the lid body 7 to lock the lid body 7 to the box body 6, the force of directly locking the lid body 7 by the locking piece 19 e of the lock 19
- the lid 7 is indirectly locked to the box body 6 by locking the movable member to the locking position by the lock 19. It is also possible to adopt a structure that allows the Further, in the case of this embodiment, in order to lock the lid body 7 to the box body 6, the locking piece 19f is inserted into a long hole (not shown) in the upper wall of the box body 6. However, the engaging piece 19e may be simply inserted into the long hole 12 of the lid 7.
- the upper wall 6b has a double upper / lower structure, and the long hole of the upper wall on the lower side is provided.
- the locking piece 19f may be inserted into the upper wall 6b, or a locking member having a long hole formed on the lower side of the upper wall 6b may be provided.
- the operation panel 8a is formed in an inverted L shape when viewed from the front side.
- the operation panel 8a is detachably attached to the box body 6.
- the figure shows a state in which the operation panel 8a is removed from the box body 6, and the front plate 8 of the box body 6 is provided with a notch 20 having the same shape as the operation panel 8a.
- Concave strips 23 are formed at predetermined intervals in the vertical direction on the wall surfaces on both sides of the operation panel 8a.
- ridges 22 are formed inward in the width direction with appropriate intervals in the vertical direction.
- the operation panel 8a has a connector (not shown) that can be connected to the connector 6c on the box body 6 side.
- the connectors are automatically connected to each other. As a result, the operation panel 8a side and the box body 6 side are electrically connected.
- the operation panel 8a is formed separately from the box body 6, and the operation panel 8a is configured to be removable from the box body 6, so that only the maintenance of the operation panel 8a is required. 6 Internal maintenance can be easily performed.
- the left and right wall surfaces of the operation panel 8a are provided with locking pieces 8b that hold the operation panel 8 in a state where the bottom force of the notch 20 is slightly lifted,
- the locking piece 8b is in contact with a protrusion 8d urged by a spring 8c provided on one of the wall surfaces defining the notch 20, and the operation panel 8a is in a state where the bottom force of the notch 20 is slightly lifted. Retained.
- the holding force by this locking piece 8b is not so strong. That is, the urging force of the spring 8c of this locking piece is sufficient to support the weight of the operation panel 8a, but if the operation panel 8a is artificially pressed downward, the operation panel will resist the urging force. 8a moves down.
- This structure is used in order to prevent the operation panel 8a from moving down vigorously when the operation panel 8a is fitted into the box main body 6. This is so that the coin collecting box 21 described later can be pulled out in a state where the coin collecting box 21 is held in a slightly lifted state.
- the operation panel 8a and the partition plate 25 described later have locking means 57 for locking the operation panel 8a to the box body 6, respectively. Is provided. Since the structure of the two locking means 57 is the same, the structure will be described taking the locking means 57 provided on the partition plate 25 as an example. As shown in FIG. 7, the locking means 57 is provided with a locking pin 57b that is operated by operating the operating portion 57a.
- the locking pin 57b is positioned above the operation panel 8a. become.
- the locking means 57 prevents the operation panel 8a from moving up.
- the locking pin 57b protruding by the operation of the operation portion 57a is fitted in a not-shown recess provided in the box body 6. Note that the locking means 57 is not necessarily provided.
- the operation panel 8a After installing the operation panel 8a If the body 7 is attached and the lid 7 is fixed to the box body 6 by turning the key 19b, the operation panel 8a is restricted from moving upward by the lid 7, and the operation panel 8a cannot be removed. It is. However, by providing the locking means 57, the operation panel 8a can be more firmly fixed to the box body 6.
- a partition plate 25 that divides the box body 6 into upper and lower portions is disposed in the box body 6.
- the upper part of the partition plate 25 is a product accommodation space 26.
- the partition plate 25 is formed with a circular recess 27 as shown in FIGS.
- One product discharge hole 28 is formed at the bottom of the recess 27.
- a discharged product holding member 34 is placed in the recess 27.
- a next product detection means 70 described later is provided at the bottom of the recess 27.
- a rectangular hole 43 for exposing the gear 44 is formed at the bottom of the recess 27.
- the discharged product holding member 34 is composed of a drum 35 and an adapter 37. Note that the drum 35 may not include the restriction plate 36.
- the drum 35 is formed with a plurality of product holding holes 35a (four in the embodiment) at regular intervals in the circumferential direction for holding a product having a relatively large diameter (for example, a product sealed in a capsule).
- the drum 35 has rack teeth 38 formed on the lower surface periphery.
- the gear 44 is connected to the handle 4 via a shaft 45, gears 46 and 24, and a shaft 4a. Therefore, when the handle 4 rotates, the rotational power of the handle 4 is transmitted to the drum 35 through the shaft 4a, the gears 24 and 46, the shaft 45, the gear 44, and the rack teeth 38, and the drum 35 rotates.
- the angle at which the drum 35 rotates by one rotation of the handle 4 is 360 degrees Z (the number of the product holding holes 35a), and each time the handle 4 rotates, the product holding hole 35a becomes the product discharge hole. 28, and the product force held in the product holding hole 35a is discharged.
- a recess 39 having the same function as the ratchet teeth is formed on the peripheral surface of the drum 35.
- a rectangular hole 29 is formed in a part of the peripheral wall that defines the recess 27, and a ratchet piece 30 having the same function as a ratchet claw is provided in the rectangular hole 29 so as to be able to appear and retract.
- the ratchet piece 30 is urged in the protruding direction by a spring (not shown) so that the recess 39 of the drum 35 engages with the ratchet piece 30 and the ratchet piece 30 prevents the drum 35 from rotating backward. Become! / Speak.
- the drum 35 includes a restriction plate 36.
- the restricting plate 36 is provided on the drum body.
- the restriction plate 36 is configured to be rotatable within a predetermined angle range around the axis of the drum 35.
- the restriction plate 36 is formed with holes 36a having the same shape as the product holding holes 35a in the circumferential direction at the same number and pitch as the product holding holes 35a.
- the hole 36a of the restricting plate 36 functions to change the diameter of the product holding hole 35a according to the amount of rotation of the restricting plate 36.
- a rib 36b is provided at the center of the regulating plate 36 to guide the product above it to the outside of the drum 35 in the radial direction.
- the ribs 36a are provided with four springs 36g for stirring the product above the drum 35, and projecting outward and obliquely upward.
- the drum 35 and the restriction plate 36 are assembled to each other by screws 40.
- the drum body is formed with a insertion hole 35b into which the shaft of the male screw 40a is inserted and a counterbore 35c in which the nut 40b is seated.
- the shaft of the male screw 40a is inserted into the restriction plate 36, and an arc-shaped insertion hole 36d that allows the restriction plate 36 to rotate relative to the drum body, and the head and washer of the male screw 40a are seated.
- An arcuate counterbore 36c that allows the restricting plate 36 to rotate with respect to the drum body is formed.
- the product holding hole adjusting mechanism As shown in FIG. 10, in the drum body, the insertion hole 35c into which the shaft 41a of the knob 41 is inserted and the nut 41b screwed into the lower end of the shaft 4 la of the knob 41 are directed downward. A counterbore 35 and 5e in which the coil spring 42 to be urged is seated are formed. On the other hand, the shaft 41a of the knob 41 is inserted into the restriction plate 36, and an arcuate insertion hole 36e that allows the restriction plate 36 to rotate relative to the drum body, and both ends of the arcuate insertion hole 36e. A counterbore 36f is formed in which the hook 41c of the knob 41 is seated.
- the knob 41 In order to move the position of the knob 41 from one hole 36f to the other hole 36f, the knob 41 is lifted against the biasing force of the coil spring 42, and the hook 41c is separated from the counterbore 36f. In this state, the regulating plate 36 is rotated in one direction relative to the drum body so that the knob 41 moves along the through hole 36e, and the collar 41c is dropped into the other counterbore 36f. It ’s good.
- an adapter 37 can be attached to and detached from the drum 35.
- the adapter 37 has a product holding hole 37a having a shape that is smaller in diameter than the product holding hole 35a and partly cut away from the outer side, and the product holding hole 35a in the circumferential direction. Are formed at equal intervals.
- the spring 36g is bundled above the drum 35 with the product holding hole 35a of the drum 35 and the hole 36a of the regulating plate 36 aligned.
- a downward force is also applied to the center hole 37c of the adapter 37 and the hole 37c is fitted onto the rib 36b, the cylindrical portion 37b on the lower surface of the adapter 37 is dropped into the product holding hole 35a.
- the product holding hole 37a of the adapter 37 and its edge are just fitted into the product holding hole 35a. If this adapter 37 is used, it can be applied to a product having a smaller diameter than that of the restriction plate 36.
- a notch 31 is formed at the upper edge of the recess 27.
- the notch 31 is provided with a locking piece 32 so as to protrude freely, and a guide piece 33 for restricting the upward displacement of the locking piece 32 is provided above the movement area of the locking piece. ing.
- the engaging piece 32 restrains the drum 35 in the recess 27 as shown in FIG. 8 by projecting to the upper surface position of the drum 35 in a state where the drum 35 is placed in the recess 27.
- the locking piece 32 is a drum When the upper surface position force of 35 is also retracted, the drum 35 is released from the restraint, and the drum 35 is taken out from the recess 27.
- a guide plate 47 is provided inside the box body 6.
- the guide plate 47 is bent.
- the lower end of the guide plate 47 is attached to the partition plate 25 via a coil spring 49.
- a recessed portion 47a that opens inward is formed in the standing portion at the upper end of the guide plate 47, and this recessed portion 47a is engaged with a protrusion 48 provided on the inner surface of both walls beside the product filling opening 6a. It has become like that.
- the guide plate 47 is held in an inclined state from the intermediate portion of the product filling opening 6a toward the partition plate 25. Further, if the engagement between the concave portion 47a and the protrusion 48 is released, the guide plate 47 can be tilted to the front front side, and the product filling opening 6a can be expanded. This facilitates product filling and maintenance inside the box body 6.
- the front plate 8 of the box body 6 is provided with a lid 5a for opening and closing the product discharge port 5.
- the lid 5a is attached to the front plate 8 so as to be rotatable about the shaft 5b.
- the lid 5a is configured to rotate toward the inside of the box body 6.
- a discharge mechanism for the capsule product A is provided inside the lid 5a of the box body 6.
- This discharge mechanism includes a stopper 5f mounted on the bottom wall 6d and a shutter 5c provided on the top of the stopper 5f.
- the projector 5c is attached to the box body 6 so as to be rotatable about the shaft 5d.
- This shutter 5c has a substantially L-shaped bottom wall 5e. Then, the capsule product A dropped from the product discharge hole 28 formed in the concave portion 27 of the partition plate 25 is received below and guided to the product discharge port 5.
- the depth dimension from the lid 5a to the stopper 5b is such that two capsule products A can be accommodated.
- the width of the product outlet 5 is such that one capsule product A can be accommodated.
- the lid 5a When the lid 5a is closed and closed, the force product A that has been scooped up first falls from the lid 5a, so that the capsule product A can be taken out by opening the lid 5a again.
- this product discharge mechanism as shown in FIG. 11A, that is, even when there are a plurality of capsule products A, the lid 5a can be reliably opened, and the product can be reliably taken out. .
- a rib protrusion piece or other protruding portion
- a rib is formed on the inner surface of the lid 5a so that the lower portion of the lid 5a is bent toward the inside of the case body, and the inner surface of the rib is bent.
- a hooking portion is formed on the rib, the same function as when the lid 5a is bent inward can be provided.
- a coin collecting box 21 is provided at the bottom of the box body 6 and behind the notch 20.
- the coin collecting box 21 can be pulled out from the box body 6 and removed.
- This coin collecting box 21 can be fixed to the box body 6 by a lock 21a.
- the coin collecting box 21 can be attached or removed while holding the operation panel 8a with a little buoyancy from the bottom of the box body 6 or by completely removing the operation panel 8a from the box body 6. Do in state.
- the coin collecting box 21 attached to the box body 6 is completely closed when the operation panel 8a is attached, and the forward force cannot be visually recognized.
- FIG. 1 shows a state in which the top plate 10 is attached to the box body 6, and FIG. 2 shows a state in which the top plate 10 is removed from the box body 6.
- FIG. 2 the top plate 10 is shown upside down.
- a tongue piece (insertion portion) 53 is suspended downward, and a hole (locking hole) 54 is formed at the tip portion of the tongue piece.
- a rectangular hole (insertion hole) 52 is formed in the upper wall 6b to which the top plate 10 is attached. Then, the top plate 10 is seated on the box body 6 by inserting the tongue 53 of the top plate 10 into the hole 52 of the upper wall 6b. It will be.
- the box body 6 has a locking member 58 attached to the upper wall 6b.
- the locking member 58 can be removed from the hole 54 of the tongue 53 inserted into the hole 52. That is, as shown in FIG. 12, the locking member 58 includes a shaft portion 58a and an operation portion 58b.
- the locking member 58 is attached to the box body 6 so as to be able to reciprocate in a direction orthogonal to the insertion direction of the tongue 53 of the top plate 10. The movement direction in this case matches the axial direction of the shaft part 53b.
- the locking member 58 is rotatable about the axis of the shaft portion 58a in a state where the shaft portion 58a is inserted into the hole 54.
- the force of stacking the two boxes 2 is provided simply by providing a tongue piece 53 similar to that of the top plate 10 on the lower surface of the upper box 2 as in the case of attaching the top plate 10.
- Box 2 can be stacked.
- a display box (display case) can be easily mounted as in the case of attaching top plate 10 by providing tongue 53 similar to that on top plate 10 on the lower surface of the display box. Can do.
- Box 2 of vending machine 1 is equipped with operation panel 8a, display 17 and so on, so it is difficult to see the inside, but if you use the display box, you can display the products inside, so for buyers You can know the products of the vending machine 1. (Linked structure of vending machine 1)
- the vending machine 1 includes a connecting block 56 as shown in FIGS.
- the connecting block 56 has two holes (fitting portions) 56a.
- the hole 56a of the connection block 56 is fitted into the notch 50 of each of the bot- tom bodies 6, and the boss (fitting part) of each box body 6 is inserted. After fitting to 51, attach each top plate 10.
- the notch 10a of the end plate 10 can be blocked by fitting the block 55 having one hole 55a to the boss 51 of the box body 6. it can.
- the holes 55a and 56a are fitted in the boss 10b standing on the back surface of the top plate 10 or between the ribs 10c standing on the back surface of the top plate 10. Stored.
- connection block 56 when connecting the adjacent vending machines 1 with the connection block 56, it is preferable to also connect with a base part.
- a clip or the like capable of holding the side walls of the bases at the same time is used.
- the vending machine 1 detects the discharged product and outputs the detection signal, and detects whether the inserted coin is full and detects the detected signal. Based on the detection signals output from the discharged coin detection means 70 and the coin detection means 71. And a processing device 73 for determining the total number of discharged products on the basis of the detection signal output from the discharged product detection means 70 and displaying it on the display means 74, and a reset means 75.
- the discharged product detection means 70 is constituted by, for example, a photo sensor.
- the discharged product detection means 70 is provided at the bottom of the recess 27 as described above. The position does not currently match the product discharge hole 28, but when the drum 35 is rotated with the next rotation of the handle 4, the position just below the product holding hole 35a that matches the product discharge hole 28 It is. Hereinafter, the product holding hole 35a at this position will be described as the next product holding hole 35a. If the product is held in the next product holding hole 35a, when the drum 35 is rotated with the next rotation of the handle 4, the next product holding hole 35a and the product discharge hole 28 are matched. The product is reliably discharged.
- the processing device 73 can determine the total number of discharged products. If the product is not held in the next product holding hole 35a, the product will not be discharged when the drum 35 is rotated with the next rotation of the handle 4.
- the processing device 73 controls the coin insertion prevention means 72 to prevent coins from being inserted.
- a discharged product detection means is provided, and the product is actually discharged through the product discharge hole 28. The rotation of the force drum 35 for detecting the product to be detected may be detected, and the number of discharges may be obtained based on this detection signal.
- the discharged product detection means having a protrusion that is in contact with the peripheral surface of the drum 35 by a spring and slides in contact with the peripheral surface of the drum 35 as the drum 35 rotates is attached.
- a pocket 25a with a lid is provided for this purpose.
- the display means 74 is constituted by, for example, a liquid crystal display means.
- the display means 74 brings the RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) 78 at a predetermined location on the operation panel 8a closer, the reader 77 reads the ID of the R FID 78, and when the ID matches the vending machine 1, the processing device 73 is displayed.
- the means 74 displays the total number of discharged products for a predetermined time (for example, 30 seconds).
- the display means 74 can display other than the total number of discharges.
- a rotation detecting means for detecting the rotation of the handle 4 can be provided separately, and when the handle 4 rotates, a predetermined moving image can be displayed, for example, today's fortune telling can be displayed.
- a display such as “sold out” can be displayed.
- not only the RFID78 but also other switches may be required. For example, if the product outlet 5 is provided with a switch, and the lid 4a is rotated more than necessary (further than when the product is taken out), the lid 4a comes into contact and the switch is inserted. You can also keep it.
- the reset means 75 is installed on the back side of the operation panel 8a so that it cannot be operated from the outside of the box body 6. When this resetting means 75 is operated, the total number of discharges counted up to that point and stored in the storage unit of the processing device 73 is reset. The processing device 73 again counts the total number of discharges from the time when the reset means 75 is operated.
- the coin detecting means 71 is constituted by, for example, a photo sensor. As shown in FIG. 16, the coin detection means 71 is provided in a coin introduction path for introducing coins to the coin collection box 21 attached to the operation panel 8a. Then, the coin detecting means 71 detects whether or not the loan has accumulated in the coin introduction path. The coin detecting means 71 outputs a signal indicating full to the processing device 73 when the coins stay in the coin introduction path. And processing equipment 7 When the signal 3 is input, the coin insertion preventing means 72 is controlled to prevent the coin insertion.
- the coin insertion preventing means 72 includes a motor 80, a gear mechanism 81 that is operated by the motor 80, and a protrusion that closes the coin passage 82 by being operated by the gear mechanism 81. And a child 83a.
- the gear mechanism 81 includes gears 8 la to 8 lj and rack teeth 8 lk. Motor power is transmitted from the gears 8 la to 8 lj and the rack teeth 8 lk to the rack member 83, and the protrusion 83 a attached to the rack member 83 projects into the coin passage 82 to close the coin passage 82. This prevents coins from being inserted.
- reference numeral 84 denotes a clutch
- the gear 81i is pressed against the gear 8 lh by the urging force of the coil spring 85, whereby the gear 8 li rotates integrally with the gear 8 lh. It is configured as follows. When an overload is applied to the gear 81i, the gear 81i is separated from the gear 81h against the biasing force of the coil spring 85, and the connection between the protrusion 83a side and the motor 80 side is released.
- the total number of discharged products and other product data are stored in the semiconductor memory of the R FID provided in the box 2 in the box 2, and the total number of discharged products and the like stored in the semiconductor memory by an external reader
- the product management may be performed by reading the product data.
- the discharged product detection means can detect discharged products, and the total number of discharged products determined by the detection detection signal can be stored in the semiconductor memory.
- the result of counting by the processing apparatus may be stored in the semiconductor memory, but another counting means may be provided.
- the product sales time is memorized as product data!
- the mounting box 47b is provided on the back side of the upright portion of the upper end of the guide plate 47, as shown in FIG.
- the present invention can be suitably used for a vending machine that requires maintenance work such as a coin sorting unit.
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