JPH09106469A - Gold bar conveyer - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a gold bar conveyer with which efficiency of conveyance can be improved and the space required for conveyance can be reduced by directly conveying a gold bar to any desired gold bar cassette. SOLUTION: This gold bar conveyer is composed of a 2nd lift part 49 which has a coin tray 110 for placing a gold bar and can receive the gold bar supplied from a discharge switching board when the coin tray 110 is set at a 'falling position', fork mechanism 61 which is set on the front side of gold bar trays 50-55 and has a fork to be freely turned inside the vertical moving course of the coin tray 110, and gold bar storing part control part for moving the gold bar placed on the coin tray 110 upward, stopping moving the coin tray 110 upward and further moving the coin tray 110 downward when it is detected that the form is returned to a fixed position after the turn of the fork is detected by the upward move and pass of the coin tray 110.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a coin-roll transfer device which is incorporated in a coin processing machine used in a financial institution such as a bank and transfers a coin-roll in the coin processing machine.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art A coin processing machine for stacking individual coins in a packaging unit and then winding a wrapping paper around the stacked coins to produce a coin bar is disclosed, for example, in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2-58193. (The numbers in parentheses below correspond to the descriptions in "Examples" of this publication). The coin depositing and packaging machine shown in this publication stores a coin depositing / dispensing device (3) for classifying deposited loose coins by denomination, and coins sorted by the coin depositing / dispensing device for denomination. The coin type coin storing and feeding section (78) for feeding out the coins and the coin fed out from the coin type coin storing and feeding section is the unit number of packaging 50.
It is composed of a packaging device (91) for accumulating and packaging in a sheet, and a coin-roll storage device (201) for storing the packaging coins packaged by the packaging device by denomination.

The packaging device (91) accumulates coins classified by denomination until the number of packaging units reaches, wraps the wrapping paper around the accumulated coins, and further, the upper end portion and the lower end portion of the wrapping paper. A packaging coin (hereinafter, this packaging coin is referred to as a coin) is created by crimping the coin, and the coin is a coin from a coin chute (125) provided at the bottom of the machine body (1). It is delivered to the coin-roll lift (142) of the money storage device. Then, in the coin-roll storage device, the coin-roll lift conveys the coin-roll to the upper position of the machine body, and then the inclined bottom plate (205) on the receiving frame (204) formed to curve.
Then, the direction of the coin is changed by 90 ° while the coin is dropped and conveyed, and then the coin is distributed to the coin cassette (214) of each denomination through the coin lift (209).

In this coin bar lift, a belt (212) arranged along the vertical direction is provided with a supporting piece (211) for supporting a coin bar supplied through a receiving frame. Then, at the upper position of the coin bar lift, the coin bar supplied via the receiving frame is supported on the supporting piece, and then the supporting piece descends, so that the coin bar on the supporting piece is transferred to the coin bar cassette. To be delivered to. On the other hand, at each lower position of the coin-roll cassette, the coin-roll cassette can be projected to the front side of the coin-roll cassette, and the coin-roll conveyed by the support piece of the coin-roll lift is scooped at the projected position to remove the coin-roll cassette. A lever (229) for pushing in is provided respectively. These levers are selectively operated in each coin-roll cassette, whereby the coin-roll transported by the coin-roll lift is stored in a desired coin-roll cassette.

[0005]

By the way, in the coin processing machine configured as described above, the coin bar lifted to the coin bar lift (14) from the coin bar discharged to the lower part of the machine body through the packaging device (91).
2) After ascending and conveying to the upper part of the machine body, the next coin bar lift (209) descends and conveys to one of the coin bar cassettes (214) located below. There is a problem that the distance becomes long and the time required for the coin to reach the coin cassette from the packaging device becomes long. Then, in order to solve such a problem, the coin bar discharged to the lower part of the machine body through the packaging device may be directly conveyed up to the coin bar cassette,
Since a plurality of levers (229) of the above-mentioned publication are provided to selectively scoop down and conveyed coins, the coin bar cassette at the uppermost stage, the coin bar cassette at the middle stage, and the coin bar at the lowermost stage. No matter which of the coin-roll cassettes is stored in the coin-roll cassette, it is necessary to temporarily transport the coin-roll to the upper position of the machine body, and the coin-roll discharged to the lower part of the machine body through the packaging device is required. At present, it is not possible to realize a configuration in which the coin is directly raised and conveyed to a coin-roll cassette.

The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and the coin bar ejected to the lower part of the machine body can be directly conveyed to a desired coin bar cassette through the packaging device. It is an object of the present invention to provide a coin-roll transfer device in a coin processing machine, which can improve the transfer efficiency and can reduce the space required for transfer as compared with the coin processing machine.

[0007]

In order to achieve the above object, in the first aspect of the present invention, the coin bar supplied by the coin bar supply unit to the lower position of the machine body is stored in the coin bar storage section at the upper position of the machine body. A coin-roll transporting device for transporting a coin to a coin tray having a coin tray on which coins are placed, the coin tray being movably supported in the vertical direction, and the coin tray being in a lowered position. A lift mechanism capable of receiving the coin bar supplied from the gold supply section, a lift drive section for driving the lift mechanism, a front side of the coin bar accommodating section and rotatable in the ascending / descending path of the coin tray, Detects whether the coin tray is pushed up by the coin tray when it passes up, and when the coin tray descends, it picks up the coin on the coin tray and whether the fork has rotated Fork having fork position detecting means And the fork position detecting means detects the rotation of the fork caused by the ascending passage of the coin tray, and then the fork is moved by driving the lift drive unit to raise the coin bar placed on the coin tray. When it is detected that the coin tray has returned to the fixed position, the lift drive section is caused to stop the coin tray from rising, and the coin tray is further lowered.

In the second invention, the lift drive unit is provided with a brake means for stopping the movement of the coin tray, and the control section causes the fork position detection means to move the coin tray upwards to move the fork. When it is detected that the fork has returned to the fixed position after the rotation is detected, the brake means of the lift drive unit is operated to suddenly stop the rise of the coin tray.

In the third invention, the fork mechanism is provided with an elevating means vertically movable between the coin-roll storing portion and the ascending / descending path of the coin tray, and vertically moving the elevating means. The lifting / lowering means drive unit and the lifting / lowering means are provided so as to project into the lifting / lowering path of the coin tray and to be swingable in the vertical direction about a horizontal axis, and are pushed away by the coin tray when the coin tray moves up. And a fork for scooping a coin on the coin tray when the coin tray descends and passes, and a fork position detecting means provided in the elevating means for detecting whether or not the fork has rotated. It is characterized by being configured.

According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, an ascending / descending path of the coin tray is provided with a saucer descending detecting means for detecting that the coin saucer has descended to a position near a descending position, and the control section causes the saucer descending means to descend. When the passage of the coin tray is detected by the detection means, the braking means is operated to stop the coin tray or reduce the descending speed of the coin tray.

In a fifth aspect of the invention, a protruding member is provided at an upper position of the coin tray to prevent a coin bar from jumping out of the coin tray when the coin tray stops rising. And

Then, the coin-roll carrying device configured as described above has the following operation. In the coin-roll transfer device according to the first aspect of the present invention, the lift drive unit is driven to raise the coin-roll placed on the coin tray, and the fork position detection means causes the coin tray to rise and pass through the coin tray. When it is detected that the fork has returned to the fixed position after the rotation is detected, the lift drive unit is caused to stop the raising of the coin tray, and further the coin tray is lowered. Then, when the coin tray descends due to the drive of the lift drive unit and the coin tray further passes through the fork, the fork picks up the coin on the coin tray, which causes the coin tray on the coin tray to move. The coin is stored in the coin storage part through the fork. That is, in the coin-roll transfer device of the present invention, the coin tray on which the coin-roll is placed is stopped after the coin tray has passed through the fork, and then the coin tray is lowered to scoop the coin-rod on the fork. As a result, the coin bar at the lower position can be transported almost directly without passing through a route bypassing the fork to be scooped.

In the coin-roll carrier according to the second aspect of the present invention, when the fork position detecting means detects the fork turning due to the upward movement of the coin tray and then detects the fork returning to the fixed position. In addition, since the brake means of the lift drive unit is operated to suddenly stop the rise of the coin tray, it is possible to prevent the coin tray from being unnecessarily raised.

In the coin-roll transfer device according to the third aspect of the invention, a fork for scooping the coin-roll on the coin tray and a fork position detection for detecting the rotation of the fork are provided in the elevating means that can be vertically moved up and down. Since the fork mechanism having the means is provided, the fork can appropriately arrange the forks at the desired positions of the coin-roll storage portions when there are a plurality of coin-roll storage portions by such a fork mechanism. The configuration can be simplified as compared with a conventional coin processing machine in which a fork (a lever shown in "conventional technology") is provided for each storage unit (a coin-roll cassette shown in "conventional technology").

In the coin-roll carrier according to the fourth aspect of the present invention, the coin descending and descending means is provided in the ascending / descending path of the coin saucer and detects that the coin saucer has dropped to the vicinity of the descending position. When the passage of the coin tray is detected by the detection means, the braking means is operated to stop the coin tray or reduce the descending speed of the coin tray, so that the coin tray collides at the descending position (up and down). (If a regulation member that restricts the movement of the coin tray is provided at the end of the path), or it can be prevented from stopping after passing through the descending position, which will improve the work efficiency when stopping the coin tray in the descending position. Can be increased.

According to the coin-roll carrier of the fifth invention,
The protruding member provided at the upper position of the coin tray prevents the coin bar from jumping out of the coin tray when the coin tray stops rising, which causes a trouble caused by the drop of the coin bar. Can be prevented in advance.

[0017]

FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing an embodiment of the present invention.
This will be described with reference to FIG. 1 to 3, the reference numeral 1 indicates a depositing portion for receiving deposited coins and storing them according to the type of denomination, and the reference numeral 2 indicates accumulation of coins supplied from the depositing portion 1 in a packaging unit number. Then, the packaging unit for packaging, and the one denoted by reference numeral 3 is a coin-roll accommodating unit for accommodating the coin-rolls supplied from the packaging unit 2 by denomination. Hereinafter, the structures of the deposit unit 1, the packaging unit 2, and the coin-roll storage unit 3 will be described in detail.

<< Regarding Deposit Portion 1 >> As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, a deposit port 5 which is opened and closed by a deposit port shutter 4 is provided on the upper surface of the machine body 100, and the deposit port 5 is directly below the deposit port 5. A supply disc 6 is provided for receiving loose coins inserted from the outside through the mouth 5. The replenishment disc 6 is provided so as to rotate in a horizontal plane about a vertical axis, and the coins in the replenishment disc 6 are arranged adjacent to each other by the centrifugal force generated when the replenishment disc 6 rotates. It is sent to the rotating disk 7 that is being rotated. The rotating disk 7 is also provided so as to rotate in a horizontal plane about a vertical axis like the replenishing disk 6, and the coins in the rotating disk 7 are rotated by the centrifugal force generated when rotating. Disk 7
Is sent toward the sorting unit 8 provided in the tangential direction of. The peripheral edges of the supply disc 6 and the rotary disc 7 are surrounded by the guide walls 6A and 7A, respectively. However, in these guide walls 6A and 7A, only the adjacent portions of the supply disc 6 and the rotary disc 7 are missing, The supply disc 6 and the rotary disc 7 are communicated with each other at the adjacent portion, whereby coins are transferred from the supply disc 6 to the rotary disc 7. The supply disc 6 is driven intermittently, whereby coins are gradually fed from the supply disc 6 to the rotary disc 7.

The sorting section 8 is arranged at a sorting passage 9 in which coins are conveyed one by one, and at an upper position along the sorting passage 9,
A conveyor belt 10 that slides coins along the sorting passage 9 by pressing the coins from above, and a plurality of denomination sorting holes that are provided along the sorting passage 9 and have a size corresponding to the coin diameter. 11 and
In this sorting unit 8, a denomination sorting hole 11 for sorting denominations having a small coin diameter is arranged further upstream of the sorting passage 9 so that a denomination having a smaller coin diameter (for Japanese coins, 1 yen , 50
(Yen, 5 yen, 100 yen, 10 yen, 500 yen) are sequentially dropped into the denomination selection hole 11. In the sorting passage 9 located between the rotary disc 7 and the denomination sorting hole 11, a coin discriminating sensor (not shown) for discriminating the authenticity, stain, and denomination of coins, and a defective coin distribution. A member (not shown) is provided, and the defective coins which are discriminated as “false” and “dirty” by the coin discriminating sensor are guided to the chute 14 shown in FIG. 2 by the defective coin sorting member. Further, a path switching plate 14A is provided in the middle of the chute 14, and the path switching plate 14A guides the coin, which is determined to be "false", to the reject box 12 based on the discrimination result by the coin discrimination sensor. The coins determined to be “dirty” are guided to the dirty coin box 13.

The denomination selection hole 11 located at the most upstream side
Is provided with guide means (not shown) for dropping all the coins that are not determined to be false or dirty by the coin discrimination sensor into the denomination sorting hole 11 located at the most upstream portion. Further, inside the denomination sorting hole 11 2 is provided movably in the direction of arrow ab as shown in FIG. 2, and all the coins dropped in the denomination sorting hole 11 are stored in the chute 29 or the temporary storage 15. Route switching means 8 for guiding to one side
2 are provided. Then, when the coin is guided to the chute 29 by the path switching means 82, the coin bypasses the temporary storage 15 and the fixed storage 21 and replenishment disc 30 below the fixed storages 21 to 26. Directly supplied to 31. Magnetic sensors (not shown) are provided near the entrance of each denomination selection hole 11 and upstream of the entrance, and the denomination and counting of coins are performed by these magnetic sensors. Then, the number of coins stored in each of the temporary storages 15 to 20 and the fixed storages 21 to 26 is calculated based on the count determination result of each magnetic sensor.

Further, cylindrical temporary storages 15 to 20 for temporarily storing coins are provided below the denomination selection holes 11, and below the temporary storages 15 to 20, respectively. These temporary warehouses 15-
A fixing plate 27 that closes the bottom of 20 is provided. As shown in FIG. 2, the temporary storages 15 to 20 are mounted on a path switching means 82 which is movable in a direction (arrow ab direction) orthogonal to the paper surface, and is at a stop position. When moving from the position (shown in FIG. 2) to the rear side (the direction of arrow a), the bottoms of the temporary cabinets 15 to 20 are displaced from the positions of the fixing plate 27, and the bottoms of the temporary cabinets 15 to 20 are opened. As a result, the temporarily stored coins in the temporary storages 15 to 20 are supplied to the fixed storages 21 to 26 located below. Also,
When the temporary warehouses 15 to 20 move from the stop position (position shown in FIG. 2) to the front side (direction of arrow b), the bottoms of the temporary warehouses 15 to 20 shift from the position of the fixing plate 27 to the front side. The bottoms of the temporary warehouses 15 to 20 are opened so that the temporarily stored coins in the temporary warehouses 15 to 20 are supplied to the return box 67 located below. The return box 67 is configured to be detachable from the machine body 100, and the temporarily stored coins are returned to the operator through the return box 67.

The fixed storages 21 to 26 provided below the temporary storages 15 to 20 are the temporary storages 15 to 2 respectively.
The shutters 21A to 26A are provided corresponding to 0 denominations, and are opened and closed at the bottoms of the fixed storages 21 to 26 based on a packaging instruction from an operation unit (not shown).
Is provided. In addition, each of these fixed storages 21 to 2
6 includes a light emitting element and a light receiving element. Depending on whether or not the light emitted from the light emitting element toward the light receiving element is blocked by the coins integrated inside,
A storage case full detection sensor (not shown) that detects whether or not the inside is full is provided. Further, the fixed storages 21 to 26 are provided with shutter detection sensors (not shown) that detect whether the lower shutters 21 to 26 are in an open state or a closed state.

<< Regarding Packing Unit 2 >> As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, below the fixed storages 21 to 26, there are two fixed storages 21 to 26 for receiving coins supplied from the chute 29. The supply disks 30 and 31 and the rotary disk 32 are provided adjacent to the supply disks 31. These replenishment disc 30, replenishment disc 31, rotating disc 32
Are provided so as to be adjacent to each other similarly to the above-mentioned replenishing disc 6 and rotating disc 7, and are intermittently driven from the replenishing discs 30 to 31 by intermittent driving of the replenishing discs 30 and 31.
The coins are sequentially sent from the replenishing disc 31 to the rotating disc 32.

Further, the rotating disk 32 has the rotating disk 32.
The transport passage 33 is provided along the tangential direction of. The transport passage 33 has a transport belt 34 arranged above.
Is pressing the coin from above, the conveyor belt 34
The coin is slid by driving the coin, and in the middle of the transfer passage 33, a discriminating unit (not shown) for counting coins, and the coins are distributed to either the counting chute 35 or the stacking cylinder 36. Sorting mechanism (not shown)
Is provided. The width of the transport passage 33 is adjusted by a passage width adjusting mechanism (not shown) according to the denomination.

The counting chute 35 is provided to collectively receive the coins supplied from the rotary disk 32 in a loose state. For example, by directly attaching a coin bag to the counting chute 35. It is also possible to pack coins. The stacking cylinder 36 is the rotating disk 3
For collecting coins supplied from 2,
As shown in FIG. 1, the bottom portion thereof is provided with an integrated coin placing plate 36A which is movable in the arrow (a)-(b) directions. This integrated coin placing plate 36A has an arrow (a) shown in FIG.
When the coins discharged into the stacking cylinder 36 are placed on the upper surface of the stacking cylinder 36 when the coins are in the direction side, and when the coins in the stacking cylinder 36 are moved in the direction of the arrow (b), they are moved downward through the chute 68. Are collected in the true coin collection box 41 (described later). It should be noted that the collection of coins in the stacking cylinder 36 into the true coin collection box 41 by moving the stacking coin placing plate 36A in the direction of the arrow (b) allows the stacking coins to be packed in a unit number (50). It is done when the number of coins is less than the fraction.
On the other hand, when coins in a unit of packaging (50 coins) are accumulated in the accumulating cylinder 36, the upper end surface and the lower end surface of the accumulated coins are sandwiched by a pair of clamping rods 37, so that the accumulated coins are accumulated. Are moved between the wrapping rollers 38.

The three wrapping rollers 38 are provided so as to be close to and away from each other. When the wrapping rollers 38 are in the separated state, a wrapping rod 37 is provided between the wrapping rollers 38. The sandwiched coins are fed, and then the packaging rollers 38 are brought close to each other to sandwich the coins between the packaging rollers 38. Then, while rotating the wrapping roller 38 in this state, the leading end of the wrapping paper 28 supplied from the wrapping paper supply means (not shown) is fed between the wrapping roller 38 and the stacking coin to collect the stacking coin. A wrapping paper 28 is wound around the wrapping paper, and after the wrapping paper 28 is cut by a cutter (not shown), the upper and lower parts of the wrapping paper 28 are crimped by crimping claws 69 to form an integrated coin. A coin bar formed by winding the wrapping paper 28 is created. The holding rod 37, the wrapping roller 38, the wrapping paper supply means, the crimp claw 69, and
The packaging coin mechanism (not shown) is used to drive the integrated coin placing plate 36A and the like.
Done by Since this packaging system mechanism is a known technique, a detailed description of its structure will be omitted.

A roll chute 39 is provided immediately below the packaging roller 38, as shown in FIGS.
The roll chute 39 is arranged in the up-down direction, an openable and closable discharge door 40 is provided at the lower end of the roll chute 39, and further below the discharge door 40, the number of packaging unit sheets is increased. A true coin collection box 41 for storing fractional coins less than the above and loose coins due to defective packaging is provided. In addition, a tray 43 of a coin-roll lateral transfer device 42 (described later) is arranged above the true coin collection box 41. The tray 43 is provided so as to be movable in the directions of arrows (a)-(b),
When arranged on the arrow (a) direction side, it closes the upper opening of the true coin collection box 41 and is arranged in the direction orthogonal to the paper surface of FIG. 1, and in this state, the coin bar supplied from the roll chute 39. On top of it. Then, the coin bar placed on the pan 43 is transferred to the first lift part 44 of the coin bar storage part 3 after the direction of the coin bar is changed by 90 ° in the horizontal plane as the pan 43 moves. .

Next, the coin-roll lateral transfer device 42 will be described in detail with reference to FIGS. 4 and 5. The aircraft body 100 has a shaft 96 along the horizontal direction (arrow (a)-(b) direction).
Is fixed, and a slider 92 is movably supported on the shaft 96 along the same direction. The slider 92 is fixed to a transmission belt 91 driven by a drive motor 90, and a tray 43 is supported on the upper surface of the slider 92 so as to be rotatable about a vertical shaft 43A. The tray 43 has a coin-bar mounting concave portion 43B on which the coin C is placed, and the tray 43 is counterclockwise by a tension spring 97 arranged between the tray 43 and the slider 92. Biased in the direction.

Further, a cam follower 93 is fixed to the lower portion of the tray 43, and a rail-shaped cam 94 is fixed to the machine body 100 side. B) When the cam follower 93 moves in the (b) direction, the cam follower 93 is guided by the rail-shaped cam 94, whereby the slider 9
The tray 43 on the upper part 2 rotates 90 ° in the horizontal plane about the vertical axis 43A against the biasing force of the tension spring 97.

With the above-described structure, the slider 92 is located at the "coin coin receiving position" on the arrow (a) direction side.
The slider 9 (see FIG. 4).
The tray 43 on the upper part 2 is arranged as shown in FIG. 4, and at this position, the coin bar C supplied from the roll chute 39.
Can be placed on the tray 43. Then, after that, when the slider 92 moves in the arrow (B) direction, the receiving tray 43 is moved by the guide of the cam 94.
Rotate 90 ° around A, and the saucer 43
The direction is changed so that the top follows the arrow (a)-(b),
It is placed in the "collection of coins / delivery position" (see Fig. 5).

On the other hand, the machine body 100 is provided with a pushing arm 95 rotatably about a vertical axis 95A.
The pushing arm 95 is provided in the moving path of the slider 92, and when the slider 92 moves to the vicinity of the "collection of coins / coin coin delivery position", the slider 92 causes an arrow mark ( It is pressed in the (b) direction and rotated in the same direction about the vertical shaft 95A. When the pushing arm 95 rotates in the direction of the arrow (b), the pushing arm 9 is rotated as shown in FIG.
The tip portion of 5 pushes the coin bar C on the tray 43 in the same direction to place the mounting plate 44 of the first lift portion 44 (see FIG. 3).
The coin bar C is placed on A.

On the other hand, when the tray 43 is moved to the "collection of coins / delivery of coins", the upper part of the true coin collection box 41 located below the discharge door 40 is in an open state. The loosely packaged coins discharged from the discharge door 40 can be collected in the true coin collection box 41. Further, the tray 43 that has moved to the "collection of coins / coin coin delivery position" guides the cam follower 93 by the cam 94 when the slider 92 moves in the arrow (a) direction by the power transmission from the drive motor 90. , By the biasing force of the tension spring 97, it rotates 90 ° in the opposite direction,
As a result, it is again arranged at the above-mentioned “coin coin receiving position”.

<< Regarding the coin-roll storing section 3 >> As shown in FIG. 3, the first lift section 44 is provided so as to be able to move up and down by the elevating mechanism 45. ) Direction, and is arranged so as to be in line with and adjacent to the tray 43 arranged at the end of the pushing arm 9
The coin bar C sent out from the tray 43 in the arrow (B) direction by 5 is received on the regulation plate 44A of the first lift portion 44. Further, the first lift portion 44 is cantilevered with a mounting plate 44A on which the coin bar C is mounted. When the mounting plate 44A is in the "falling position", it is restricted by the restriction plate 98. And is placed in a horizontal state, and when the mounting plate 44A is in a position raised from the "falling position", the mounting plate 44A is inclined downward by the biasing means (not shown).

A guide plate 46 is arranged on the opposite side of the elevating mechanism 45 and near the tip end of the first lift portion 44 so as to extend in the vertical direction.
Thus, when the first lift portion 44 is tilted, the coin bar C mounted on the first lift portion 44 is supported from the side. Further, the guide plate 46 is missing in the “raised position” where the first lift portion 44 stops at the upper side, so that the “lifted position” in the state where the first lift portion 44 mounts the coin bar C. When the coin bar C moves to the
It loses the support of 6 and rolls in the direction of arrow (c).

A discharge switching plate 47 is provided midway along the path along which the coin bar C rolls. This discharge switching plate 47
Guides the coin bar C to the outside discharge port 48 when it is in the recovery position shown by the chain double-dashed line in FIG. 3, and when it is in the receiving position shown by the solid line in FIG. 2 Guide to the lift section 49. The external discharge port 48 is provided on the front side of the machine body 100, and the coin bar C is discharged to the outside through the external discharge port 48. In addition, the second lift portion 49
The coin tray 110 has a coin tray 110 which can be raised and lowered by an elevating mechanism 49A, and is provided for each denomination after the coin bar C sent from the first lift section 44 is placed at the "descent position". In order to guide the coin bar C to one of the plurality of coin bar trays 50 to 57, the coin bar moves up. Further, on the front side of the coin-roll trays 50 to 57, the coin-roll C, which is located in the ascending / descending path of the coin-roll C on the coin tray 110 of the second lift portion 49, is scooped. A raising fork mechanism 61 is provided (details will be described later).

Then, the coin bar C placed on the second lift section 49 and moved up is scooped up by the fork 121 of the fork mechanism 61 which has been waiting in the vicinity of the entrances of the coin bar trays 50 to 57. Predetermined coin-roll tray 50-5
You will be guided to 7. Further, each of the coin-roll trays 50 to 57 is provided with an aligning device 58 for pushing the coin-roll C scooped up by the fork mechanism 61 into the coin-roll trays 50-57 for alignment. There is. The aligning device 58 includes a swingable pushing arm 59 provided at a position above the front part of each of the coin-roll trays 50 to 57 about a horizontal axis.
And a drive mechanism (not shown) for driving the pushing arm 59
And a coin-roll tray 50-
When the coin bar C is thrown into the front part of 57, the pushing arm 5
The swinging of 9 pushes the coin bar C into the coin bar trays 50 to 57 for alignment.

The second lift portion 49 and the peripheral structure of the second lift portion 49 will be described below in detail with reference to FIGS. 6 to 8. As shown in FIG. 6 (the coin-roll trays 56 and 57 are omitted in this figure) and FIG.
Coin tray 110 on which the coin C is placed, and the coin tray 110
An elevating mechanism 111 for elevating and lowering, and the elevating mechanism 11
1 and a lift drive motor 131 (see FIG. 9). The coin tray 110 is a coin C
The coin loading surface 110A on which the coins are placed is provided so as to be inclined, and as shown in FIG. 3, when the coin tray 110 is in the "fall position", the discharge switching plate 4
The coin bar C sent from the placing plate 44A through 7 is placed on the coin placing surface 110A.

A projecting member 110B is provided at an upper position of the coin tray 110 so as to face the coin placing surface 110A. The tip end portion of the protruding member 110B is bent obliquely upward, and a coin bar mounting space for mounting the coin bar C is formed between the inclined portion and the coin mounting surface 110A. In addition, as shown in FIGS. 16 and 17,
An interval (indicated by symbol M) between the most distal end portion of the projecting member 110B and the elevating block 120 is set to be smaller than the diameter (indicated by symbol N) of the 1-yen coin, which is the smallest coin. Depending on the positional relationship of the protruding members 110B,
When the rise of the coin tray 110 on which the coin bar C is placed suddenly stops (described later), the coin bar C is prevented from rising from the coin tray 110 and jumping out. Lifting mechanism 1
As shown in FIGS. 6 and 7, reference numeral 11 denotes a pulley 112 which is vertically provided with a space therebetween, and two sets of transfer belts 1 which are wound around the pulley 112 and arranged along the vertical direction.
And the pulley 112.
By driving the pulley rotation shaft 112A fixed to the lift drive motor 131 (see FIG. 9), the transfer belt 113 is driven and the coin tray 110 fixed to the transfer belt 113 is moved up and down. Has become.

Further, as shown in FIGS. 6 and 7, in the ascending / descending path of the coin tray 110, the tray detecting means 11 for detecting whether or not the coin tray 110 is in the "falling position".
4 are provided. The tray detecting means 114 is constituted by an optical sensor for detecting the plate 119 fixed to the lower surface of the coin tray 110, and when the contact optical sensor detects the plate 119, the coin tray 110 is " It is determined to be in the “falling position”. Further, in the vicinity of the “falling position” of the coin tray 110, as shown in FIGS. 6 and 7, it is detected whether or not the coin bar C is placed on the coin placing surface 110A of the coin tray 110. A coin bar presence / absence detecting means 115 is provided. The coin bar presence / absence detecting means 115 is composed of an optical sensor,
The detection area reaches the inside of the coin tray 110 through a hole 110C formed in the side portion of the coin tray 110, and the coin placing surface of the coin tray 110 depends on whether or not the detection area is blocked by the coin C. It is detected whether or not the coin bar C is placed on the 110A. Further, a regulation member (not shown) for regulating the descent of the coin tray 110 beyond the “falling position” of the coin tray 110 is provided at the descending side end portion of the ascending / descending path, but this regulating member is essential. It is not a thing and may be omitted as appropriate.

Then, the saucer detection means 114 detects that the coin tray 110 is in the "falling position", and the coin bar presence / absence detection means 115 passes the discharge switching plate 47 on the coin placing surface 110A of the coin tray 110. When it is detected that the sent coin bar C is placed, the lift drive motor 131 (see FIG. 9) of the second lift section 49 is driven, and the coin tray 110 on which the coin bar C is placed. Rises. The plate 119 on the lower surface of the coin tray 110 is
It is fixed so as to cross the detection area of the coin-roll presence / absence detecting means 115, and the coin tray 110 is in the “falling position” based on the detection signal output from the coin-roll presence / absence detecting means 115.
It has been detected that it has fallen to the vicinity of.

Next, the coin placing surface 110 of the coin tray 110
A fork mechanism 61 for scooping the coin bar C placed on A will be described with reference to FIG. The fork mechanism 61 includes an elevating block 120 that is vertically movable by an elevating mechanism (not shown) such as a pulley and a belt on the front side of the coin-roll trays 50 to 57, and moves the elevating block 120 vertically. A fork mechanism drive motor 133 (see FIG. 9) for causing the fork 1 to be provided so as to project in the ascending / descending path of the coin tray 110 and to be rotatable about the horizontal shaft 121A in the ascending / descending block 120.
21 and a fork position detecting means 122 for detecting whether or not the fork 121 is in a rotated state.
When the coin tray 110 on which the coin C is placed rises and passes the height position of the fork 121 as shown in FIG. 8, it is pushed away by the coin C on the coin tray 110. Is rotated and rotated upward, and then the coin tray 11
When 0 descends and passes the height position of the fork 121, the coin C on the coin tray 110 is scooped.

The tip of the fork 121 has a notch 11 formed in the coin receiving surface 110A of the coin tray 110.
There are two fork pieces 121B passing through 0D, and the coin tray 110 on which the coin C is placed is the fork 12
These fork pieces 12 when descending and passing the position 1
The coin C on the coin tray 110 is scooped by 1B. Also, the fork position detecting means 1
Reference numeral 22 denotes a plate 123 fixed to the base end of the fork 121 and an optical sensor 12 for detecting the plate 123.
4 and the optical sensor 12
4 is ON when the plate 123 is detected, it is determined that the fork 121 is in the “fixed position” shown in FIG. 8, and when the optical sensor 124 is OFF when the plate 123 is not detected, the fork 121 is in the OFF position. Is determined to be in a position rotated upward from the “fixed position”.

A tension spring 125 is provided between the base end of the fork 121 and the elevating block 120, and the tension spring 125 urges the fork 121 to the "fixed position" shown in FIG. ing. On the other hand, the coin tray 110 is attached to the lift drive motor 131 (see FIG. 9).
Braking means 132 (see FIG. 9) for generating a braking force is provided. In addition, this braking means 1
As the reference numeral 32, for example, an electric system for generating a braking force by driving the lift drive motor 131 in the reverse direction, a rotary disk is fixed to the drive shaft of the lift drive motor 131, and the rotary disk is rubbed with a pad to generate a braking force. There is a mechanical method to generate.

Next, a control device for controlling the second lift portion 49 and the fork mechanism 61 will be described with reference to FIG. This control device is the second one in the coin-roll storage unit 3.
It is for controlling the lift part 49 and the fork mechanism 61, and includes a main control part 134 and a coin-roll storage part control part 1.
30, a lift drive motor 131 connected to the coin-roll storage unit control unit 130, a brake unit 132, a saucer detection unit 114, a coin-roll presence / absence detection unit 115 (above, a constituent element of the second lift unit 49), a fork mechanism. It is composed of a drive motor 133 and a fork position detecting means 122 (the above are the constituent elements of the fork mechanism 61). The coin-roll storage unit control unit 130 is instructed to start and end the process based on the control signal output from the main control unit 134. In the main control unit 134, the deposit control is performed in addition to the control of the coin-roll storage unit 3. The unit 1, the packaging unit 2 and the like are also controlled (not shown in FIG. 9).

Next, the second operation by the coin-roll storage unit control unit 130
The control contents of the lift portion 49 and the fork mechanism 61 will be described in detail with reference to FIGS. 9 and 10 to 15. First, when performing the following processes (1) to (6), the fork mechanism drive motor 133 is driven to position the fork mechanism 61 in front of the coin bar trays 50 to 57 in which the coin bar C is to be stored. Then, at this time, whether the fork mechanism 61 is located in front of the desired coin-roll trays 50 to 57 depends on how far the elevating block 120 is away from the reference position, or in front of the coin-roll trays 50 to 57. It is detected depending on whether or not a sensor provided in the unit detects the lift block 120.

(1) With the tray detecting means 114 detecting that the coin tray 110 is in the "falling position", the coin-roll lateral conveying device 42, the first lift portion 44, and the discharge switching plate 47 are sequentially driven. By doing so, the coin C is guided onto the coin tray 110. (II) When it is detected that the coin bar C is placed on the coin tray 110 based on the detection signal output from the coin bar presence / absence detecting means 115 (see FIG. 10), the lift drive motor 131 is driven. The coin tray 1 on which the coin C is placed
Raise 10 at high speed.

(3) A coin tray 11 on which a coin C is placed
When 0 passes through the fork 121 ascending, the fork 121 in the “fixed position” is pushed up by the coin bar C and rotates upward about the horizontal shaft 121A (see FIG. 11). The rotation of the fork 121 is detected by the fork position detecting means 122. Then, based on the detection signal from the fork position detecting means 122, the rotation of the fork 121 is detected (see FIG. 11), and then the coin bar C moves up to pass the tension spring 125.
The "fixed position" before the fork 121 is rotated by the bias of
When it is detected that the coin receiving tray 110 has returned to the position (see FIG. 12), the lift driving motor 131 stops driving the coin receiving tray 110 and the braking means 132 is operated to suddenly stop the upward movement of the coin receiving tray 110. Let Further, when the upward movement of the coin tray 110 is suddenly stopped, the coin bar C on the coin tray 110 tends to pop out, but this pop-out is prevented by the above-mentioned protruding member 110B.

(4) The lift drive motor 131 is reversely driven to lower the coin tray 110 on which the coin bar C is placed at high speed. Then, at this time, when the coin tray 110 has passed through the height position of the fork 121, the coin tray 110 is provided with the notch 11 formed on the coin placing surface 110A.
Although the fork 121 passes through 0D, the coin bar C of the coin tray 110 is scooped by the fork 121, whereby the coin bar C on the coin tray 110 passes through the fork 121 and moves to the coin bar trays 50 to 57. It is sent to one (see FIG. 13). (5) When the coin bar presence / absence detecting means 115 detects the passage of the plate 119, it is determined that the coin tray 110 is located in the vicinity of the “descent position”, and the drive of the coin tray 110 by the lift drive motor 131 is stopped. At the same time, the braking means 132 is operated to suddenly stop the descent of the coin tray 110 (see FIG. 14). (6) When the tray detecting means 114 detects the plate 119, it is determined that the coin tray 110 is in the "falling position" (see FIG. 15). Then, when it is determined that the coin tray 110 is in the "descent position", the process returns to (1) and the above process is repeated. Further, in this (6), the brake timing operated in the above (5) may be early, and the saucer detection means 114 may not be able to detect the plate 119. At this time, the saucer detection means 114 may detect the plate 11.
The lift drive motor 131 is driven at a low speed until 9 is detected.

As described above in detail, in the coin-roll transfer device shown in this embodiment, the lift drive motor 131 is driven to raise the coin-roll C placed on the coin tray 110 and ( (See FIG. 10 to FIG. 11), when the fork position detecting means 122 detects the turning of the fork 121 due to the upward passage of the coin tray 110 and then detects that the fork 121 has returned to the “fixed position” ( 11 to 12), the lift driving motor 131 stops the coin tray 110 from rising and further lowers the coin tray 110 (see FIGS. 12 to 13). And
By driving the lift drive motor 131, the coin tray 110
When the coin receiving tray 110 passes through the fork 121, the fork 121 picks up the coin C on the coin receiving tray 110, whereby the coin C on the coin receiving tray 110 is picked up. Is stored in one of the coin-roll trays 50-57 through the fork 121 (see FIGS. 12-13). That is, in the coin-roll carrying device, the coin-roll C
The coin tray 110 on which the coin is placed is stopped after the fork 121 has passed through the fork 121, and then the coin tray 110 is lowered so that the fork 121 scoops the coin C. As in the conventional case, the bar C at the lower position is replaced by the fork 1 at the upper position as in
It can be transported almost directly without going through the route detoured to 21.
It is possible to obtain an effect that the transport efficiency of the coin bar C is improved and the space required for transport can be reduced.

Further, in the coin-roll carrying device shown in this embodiment, the fork position detecting means 122 allows the coin tray 1
When it is detected that the fork 121 has returned to the fixed position after the rotation of the fork 121 due to the ascending passage of 10 is detected, the braking means 132 of the lift drive motor 131 is detected.
Is operated to suddenly stop the rise of the coin tray 110, it is possible to prevent the unnecessary movement of the coin tray 110 upward, and in this respect also, it is possible to improve the transfer efficiency of the coin bar C. it can.

Further, in the coin-roll carrying device shown in this embodiment, the elevating block 12 which can be vertically moved in the vertical direction.
Fork 1 for scooping coin C on coin tray 110
21 and the fork position detecting means 122 for detecting the rotation of the fork 121 are provided. Therefore, when there are a plurality of coin-roll trays 50 to 57 by such a fork mechanism 61, The forks 121 can be appropriately arranged at desired positions of the coin-roll trays 50 to 57, and a fork (lever shown in "conventional technique") is provided for each coin-roll tray (conveyor cassette shown in "conventional technique"). Compared with the conventional coin processing machine that was provided,
The configuration can be greatly simplified.

The above embodiment may be modified as follows. The coin-roll tray C is wrapped with the coin-roll tray 110 via the coin-roll lateral transfer device 42, the first lift unit 44, and the discharge switching plate 47 (corresponding to the coin-roll supply unit described in the claims). It was placed on top, but is not limited to this,
For example, the direction of the coin bar C is changed by 90 ° by the roll chute 39 arranged immediately below the packaging roller 38, and then the coin bar C is slid in the longitudinal direction so that the coin coin C can reach the coin receiving tray 110. May be. In this case, the roll chute 39 serves as a coin-roll supplying unit. The coin-roll transfer device is incorporated into a coin processing machine having the deposit unit 1 and the wrapping unit 2. However, the deposit unit 1 and the wrapping unit 2 are not essential, and the coin-roll dispensed from the outside. You may apply to the coin processor which only stores C in the coin-roll tray 50-57.

In the coin-roll carrier, the coin-roll trays 50 to 57 are configured to store the coin-roll C in a classified manner. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and the coin-roll trays 50 to 57 are not limited to a plurality. The coin bar C may be stored in one coin bar storage box (corresponding to the coin bar storage section described in the claims) formed in a large capacity. In the coin-roll presence / absence detection means 115, the saucer detection means 114
By detecting the plate 119 which is the detection piece of No. 1, it is detected whether or not the coin tray 110 has dropped to the vicinity of the "falling position", and thereby the increase in the number of parts is suppressed. Instead, the coin bar presence / absence detecting means 115 may detect passage of the coin tray 110 itself.

The components described in the claims have the following correspondence with the components shown in the embodiments. (1) Coin bar carrier: second lift section 49, fork mechanism 61 (2) Bar bar feeder: roll chute 39, lateral bar bar conveyor 42, first lift section 44, discharge switching plate 47 (3) ) Coin tray ... Coin tray 110 (4) Lift mechanism ... Elevating mechanism 111 (5) Lift drive unit ... Lift drive motor 131 (6) Fork mechanism ... Fork mechanism 61 (7) Control unit ... Part control unit 130, main control unit 134 (8) Braking means ... Braking means 132 (9) Fork position detecting means ... Fork position detecting means 122 (10) Lifting means ... Lifting block 120 (11) Lifting means driving section ...... Fork mechanism drive motor 133 (12) Fork …… Fork 121 (13) Sauce drop detection means …… Sheet metal presence / absence detection means 11
5 (14) Projection member ... Projection member 110B

[0055]

As described in detail above, in the coin-roll conveying device according to the first aspect of the present invention, the lift driving unit is driven to raise the coin-roll placed on the coin tray and the fork position. When the detection means detects that the fork has returned to the fixed position after detecting the rotation of the fork due to the upward movement of the coin tray, the lift drive unit is caused to stop raising the coin tray, and The coin tray is lowered. Then, when the coin tray descends due to the drive of the lift drive unit and the coin tray further passes through the fork, the fork picks up the coin on the coin tray, which causes the coin tray on the coin tray to move. The coin is stored in the coin storage part through the fork. That is, in the coin-roll transfer device of the present invention, the coin tray on which the coin-roll is placed is stopped after the coin tray has passed through the fork, and then the coin tray is lowered to scoop the coin-rod on the fork. As a result, the coin bar at the lower position can be conveyed almost directly without passing through a route bypassing the fork to be scooped,
As a result, as compared with the conventional case, it is possible to obtain the effect of improving the efficiency of transporting the coin bar and reducing the space required for transport.

In the coin-roll carrier according to the second aspect of the present invention, when the fork position detecting means detects the fork turning due to the upward movement of the coin tray and then detects that the fork has returned to the fixed position. In addition, since the lift means of the lift drive unit is actuated so as to suddenly stop the rise of the coin tray, it is possible to prevent the coin tray from being moved up unnecessarily. Can be improved.

In the coin-roll carrier according to the third aspect of the present invention, the fork for scooping the coin-roll on the coin tray and the fork position detection for detecting the rotation of the fork are provided on the elevating means that can be vertically moved up and down. Since the fork mechanism having the means is provided, the fork can appropriately arrange the forks at the desired positions of the coin-roll storage portions when there are a plurality of coin-roll storage portions by such a fork mechanism. Compared with a conventional coin processing machine that has a fork (a lever shown in "Conventional Technology") for each storage unit (a coin-roll cassette shown in "Conventional Technology"), the configuration can be greatly simplified. it can.

In the coin-roll carrier according to the fourth aspect of the invention, the coin descent detecting means is provided in the ascending / descending path of the coin pan to detect that the coin pan has dropped to the vicinity of the lowered position. When the passage of the coin tray is detected by the detection means, the braking means is operated to stop the coin tray or reduce the descending speed of the coin tray, so that the coin tray collides at the descending position (up and down). (If a regulation member that restricts the movement of the coin tray is provided at the end of the path), or it can be prevented from stopping after passing through the descending position, which will improve the work efficiency when stopping the coin tray in the descending position. Can be increased.

According to the coin-roll carrier of the fifth invention,
The protruding member provided at the upper position of the coin tray prevents the coin bar from jumping out of the coin tray when the coin tray stops rising, which causes a trouble caused by the drop of the coin bar. Can be prevented in advance.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a front view showing a schematic configuration of a coin processing machine representing an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a left side view of FIG.

FIG. 3 is a side view showing a schematic configuration of a coin-roll storage unit 3.

FIG. 4 is a plan view specifically showing the coin-roll lateral conveying device 42, showing a state in which the tray 43 is arranged at the “coin-roll receiving position”.

FIG. 5 is a plan view specifically showing the coin-roll lateral transport device 42, showing a state in which the tray 43 is arranged at the “collection of coins / coin-roll delivery” position.

FIG. 6 is a perspective view showing a positional relationship between a second lift portion 49, a fork mechanism 61 and coin-roll trays 50 to 55.

FIG. 7 is a detailed perspective view of the coin tray 110 of the second lift portion 49.

FIG. 8 is a perspective view showing the fork mechanism 61 in detail.

9 is a block diagram showing a control device that controls a second lift portion 49 and a fork mechanism 61. FIG.

FIG. 10 is a side view for explaining the process (1) when storing the coin bar C in the coin bar trays 50 to 57, in which the coin bar C is placed on the coin tray 110 in the “falling position”. The state where it is set is shown.

11 is a side view for explaining the process (2) subsequent to FIG. 10, in which the coin tray 110 is raised and the coin tray 1 is moved.
The state that the coin bar C on 10 pushes up the fork 121 is shown.

FIG. 12 is a side view for explaining the process (3) following FIG. 11, showing a state where the coin tray 110 has passed the fork 121 and stopped.

FIG. 13 is a side view for explaining the process (4) following FIG. 12, in which the coin tray 110 is lowered and the coin tray 1 is
The state that the coin bar C on 10 is scooped by the fork 121 is shown.

FIG. 14 is a side view for explaining the process (5) subsequent to FIG. 13, in which the coin tray 110 is the coin-presence / absence detecting means 11;
The state detected by 5 is shown.

FIG. 15 is a side view for explaining the process (6) following FIG. 13, showing a state in which the coin tray 110 is detected by the tray detection means 114.

16 is a side view showing the positional relationship between the projecting member 110B of the coin tray 110 and the elevating block 120 of the fork mechanism 61, showing the state in which the coin tray 110 has passed the fork 121 and stopped.

FIG. 17 is a side view following FIG. 16, showing the coin tray 11;
0 drops and the coin C on the coin tray 110 becomes the fork 1
21 shows the state of being scooped.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 depositing part 2 packaging part 3 coin-roll storing part 39 roll chute (coin-roll supply part) 42 coin-roll lateral transfer device (coin-roll supply part) 44 first lift part (coin-roll supply part) 47 discharge switching plate (coin-roll) Supply unit) 49 Second lift unit 61 Fork mechanism 110 Coin tray 110B Projecting member 111 Elevating mechanism (lift mechanism) 115 Coin bar presence / absence detecting means (Sauce tray descending detecting means) 120 Elevating block (elevating means) 121 Fork 122 Fork position detecting means 130 coin-roll storage unit control unit (control unit) 131 lift drive motor (lift drive unit) 132 braking unit 133 fork mechanism drive motor (lifting unit drive unit) 134 main control unit (control unit)

Claims (5)

[Claims] 1. A coin-roll carrying device for carrying a coin-roll supplied from a coin-roll supplying part to a lower position of a machine body to a coin-roll storing part at an upper position of the machine body, wherein the coin-roll is placed. A lift mechanism that has a coin tray, supports the coin tray movably along the up-down direction, and can receive coins supplied from the coin-roll supply unit when the coin tray is in the lowered position, A lift drive unit for driving the lift mechanism, a front side of the coin-roll storage unit and rotatable in the ascending / descending path of the coin tray, and when the coin tray goes up, it is pushed away by the coin tray, and A fork mechanism having a fork for scooping coins on the coin tray when the coin tray has passed down, and a fork mechanism having fork position detecting means for detecting whether or not the fork has rotated, and driving the lift drive section. And place it on the coin saucer When the fork position detection means detects the turning of the fork due to the upward movement of the coin tray and then detects that the fork has returned to the fixed position, the lift drive unit On the other hand, a coin-roll transfer device comprising: a control unit that stops the rise of the coin tray and further lowers the coin tray. 2. The lift drive unit is provided with a brake unit for stopping the movement of the coin tray, and the control unit detects, by the fork position detection unit, the rotation of the fork due to the upward passage of the coin tray. 2. The coin bar according to claim 1, wherein when it is detected that the fork has returned to the home position, the brake means of the lift drive unit is activated to suddenly stop the rise of the coin tray. Transport device. 3. The elevating means for vertically moving the fork mechanism between the coin-roll storage portion and the elevating path of the coin tray, and the elevating means drive for vertically moving the elevating means. Part, and the elevating means is provided to project in the ascending / descending path of the coin tray and swingable in the vertical direction about a horizontal axis, and is pushed away by the coin tray when the coin tray rises and passes, It is composed of a fork for scooping coins on the coin tray when the coin tray descends and passes, and fork position detecting means provided in the elevating means for detecting whether or not the fork has rotated. The coin-roll carrier according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that. 4. An ascending / descending path of the coin tray is provided with a tray drop detecting means for detecting that the coin tray has dropped to the vicinity of a descending position, and the control section causes the coin drop detecting means to detect coins. 4. The coin-roll carrier according to claim 3, wherein when the passage of the tray is detected, the brake means is operated to stop the coin tray or reduce the descending speed of the coin tray. 5. A protruding member is provided at an upper position of the coin tray to prevent a coin bar from jumping out of the coin tray when the coin tray stops rising. The coin-roll carrier according to any one of 1 to 4.