JP2566547Y2 - Outgoing cylinder vibrating device of coin depositing and dispensing machine - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention]

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a dispensing cylinder vibrating device for a coin dispensing and dispensing machine capable of storing coins to be deposited in a dispensing cylinder and dispensing coins when dispensing.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, a coin dispensing and dispensing machine in which deposited coins are stored in a dispensing cylinder and coins can be dispensed from the dispensing cylinder when dispensing is used.
As shown in JP-A-69-69, the payout member at the lower part of the dispensing cylinder is moved up and down to vibrate the coins stored in the dispensing cylinder from the lower part. As described above, it is known that a vertical central portion of the dispensing cylinder is hit by a vibrating means using a solenoid to apply vibration.

[0003]

However, in the case of the former prior art, when the amount of coins stored in the dispensing cylinder is small, the vibration from the lower part is transmitted to the entire stored coins, so that a so-called cylinder standing occurs. However, when the amount of stored coins increases, the operation of the feeding member becomes weaker than the weight of the coins, making it difficult for vibration to be transmitted to the upper part of the stored coins. Vibration is applied to the central part of the cylinder, so that vibration is transmitted to the lower and upper parts of the dispensing cylinder on average.However, since the dispensing cylinder is hit, loud noise is generated. Is presented.

[0004]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been devised in order to solve such a problem and to make it simple and suitable for implementation. For this reason, both ends of the lower part of the dispensing cylinder are supported on a fulcrum. A motor is connected to the upper side of the dispensing cylinder, and an eccentric weight is mounted on the output shaft of the motor.
The motor is drivable when coins are stored in the dispensing cylinder.

[0005]

Therefore, the motor is driven only when coins are stored in the dispensing cylinder, and the rotation of the eccentric weight causes noise in the entire dispensing cylinder supported on both lower ends as fulcrums. This makes it possible to vibrate effectively without hitting the coins, and coins are stored one after another in the dispensing cylinder neatly so as not to cause a jam.

[0006]

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS FIG. 3 is an explanatory view schematically showing a coin depositing and dispensing machine in a cross section. A transaction port 7 for inserting and removing coins is provided with a shutter 8, and a shutter 8 is inserted below the shutter. A trading plate 9 capable of receiving coins received from the inside or receiving coins dispensed from the inside and swinging around a fulcrum at one end as shown by a dotted line, and below the trading plate 9 A rotating disk 10 is provided for receiving the coins in 9 and sending out the coins one by one while rotating. The coins sent one by one from the rotating disk 10 are conveyed by a belt, and the denomination and authenticity are determined on the way. Part 1
2, a deposit passage 11 that can be identified by
A temporary storage unit 13 is provided for guiding a coin determined to be a true coin at the time of deposit by the discriminating unit 12.
A reject passage 14 that can guide a fake coin or a coin determined to be indistinguishable at the time of deposit is provided. Reference numeral 15 denotes an upper transfer passage which receives coins transferred by the passage 15 and rotates one coin while rotating.
A rotating disk 16 that can be sent out one by one is provided above, and while the coins sent out one by one from the rotating disk 16 are conveyed by a belt, the denomination and the authenticity of the coin can be determined by the determination unit 18 in the middle. Possible withdrawal passage 17
Is extended.

[0007] Reference numeral 1 denotes a dispensing cylinder, which is approximately six dispensing cylinders 1
The coins determined as true coins by the discriminating unit 18 at the time of dispensing and storing are guided by denomination and stored in a stack, and at the time of dispensing, the lower coin is dispensed. A desired number of coins of a desired denomination are dispensed on the upper transfer passage 15 by a mechanism, and the corresponding dispensing cylinder 1 of coins to be distributed at the time of distribution and storage is already full. In this case, the coin can be unconditionally guided and stored as an overflow coin, and when the amount of the coin stored in the dispensing cylinder 1 becomes less than a certain amount, the coin can be stored. An overflow coin storage unit 19 capable of discharging the overflow coins is provided. On the other hand, when the coins are automatically loaded, the coins are transferred via the discharge passage 21 to the upper transfer passage 15. And loaded into the dispensing cylinder 1 by the same operation as when distributing and storing At the same time as coins are automatically collected, coins in the dispensing cylinder 1 or in the overflow coin storage unit 19 can be collected via the dispensing passage 17 in a coin loading / collecting storage unit. 20 is provided, and the dispensing passage 17 is connected and connected to the respective storage portions 22, 23, and 24 which can store coins in response to various abnormalities, respectively, and is configured similarly to the conventional type.

As shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2, a lower end in which six dispensing cylinders 1 are integrally arranged side by side is supported by a fulcrum 2 made of pins and fixed to one side of the upper part. The motor 3 is mounted on the motor mount 6, and an eccentric weight 5 is mounted on the output shaft 4 extending above the motor 3, and the output cylinder 1
When the coins are stored in the motor, the motor 3 is activated.

Therefore, the motor 3 is driven only when coins are stored in the dispensing cylinder, and the dispensing cylinder 1 whose lower ends are supported by the fulcrum 2 by the rotation of the eccentric weight 5. The whole can be effectively vibrated in the front and back directions in FIG. 1 without generating noise, and coins are stored one after another in the dispensing cylinder 1 orderly so as not to cause a jam.

In such an apparatus, vibration can be effectively generated, especially on the upper side of the dispensing cylinder 1, or a conventional technique can be used for coins below the dispensing cylinder 1. The means disclosed in Japanese Utility Model Laid-Open No. 60-669 may be used in combination.

[0011]

As described above, according to the present invention, the motor 3 is driven only when coins are stored in the dispensing cylinder 1, and the lower ends of the fulcrum 2 are supported by the rotation of the eccentric weight 5.
Can be effectively vibrated without generating noise, so that coins can be stored one after another in an orderly and efficient manner so that no jam occurs in the dispensing cylinder 1. This has a feature that it can be suitably implemented with a simple structure that can effectively vibrate the entire dispensing cylinder 1.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a front view showing a main part of an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a side view showing a right side surface of FIG. 1;

FIG. 3 is a sectional view schematically showing a coin depositing and dispensing machine.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 Dispensing cylinder 2 Support 3 Motor 4 Output shaft 5 Eccentric weight

Claims (1)

(57) [Scope of request for utility model registration] 1. A coin dispensing and dispensing machine in which deposited coins are stored in a dispensing cylinder and coins can be dispensed from the dispensing cylinder at the time of dispensing, a plurality of dispensing cylinders are integrally formed. Support the lower ends of the dispensing cylinder at the fulcrum, and attach a motor to the upper side of these integrated dispensing cylinders,
An eccentric weight is attached to an output shaft of the motor, and the motor is driven when coins are stored in the dispense cylinder.