KR200396417Y1 - Cash transaction machine having a rejecting function and reject box for the cash transaction machine - Google Patents

Abstract

The collecting box includes a box body including an inlet formed on an upper surface and a lever hole formed on a rear surface thereof, a cover part including a cover plate for opening and closing an inlet by sliding a slide on an upper portion of the box body, and a locking bar formed on a lower rear side of the cover plate. It slides up and down in the inner rear of the body, is formed adjacent to the cover lock portion and the cover lock portion including a support portion adjacent to the lever hole and a cover latch coupled to the locking bar and elastically supported, formed at one end And a fixed position locking part including a fixed position latch formed at the groove fixing piece and the other end and supporting the bottom surface of the cover plate. An in-situ lever including a locking pressing portion may be inserted into the box body through the lever hole and the locking pressing portion may move down the cover locking portion to release the cover part. Further, when the cover part is moved forward, the lock position is moved upward, and the lock latch protrudes from the upper end of the box body, and at the same time, the lock lever can also engage the lock lever to move upward.

Description

CASH TRANSACTION MACHINE HAVING A REJECTING FUNCTION AND REJECT BOX FOR THE CASH TRANSACTION MACHINE}

The present invention relates to a Cash Transaction Machine. More specifically, the present invention relates to a financial automated device capable of safely protecting the contents of the collection box and a collection box used in the financial automated device.

The automated teller machine is an automated device that can assist basic financial services, such as deposit or withdrawal, regardless of place and time with respect to financial services. The automated teller machine can be divided into cash dispenser and cash dispenser according to the withdrawal and withdrawal. Recently, it has been used for cash withdrawal, check deposit and withdrawal, bankbook payment, payment of giro fee, ticket release.

Currently, the use of financial automation equipment is gradually increasing in banks and other financial institutions, and as the use of financial automation equipment becomes more convenient, customers are increasingly using the financial automation equipment. As the number of times of using automated teller machines increases, the amount of financial transactions used every time also increases. As the amount of money traded through the automated teller machine increases, several cashes are deposited or withdrawn, and as multiple sheets of cash are used, unintentional occurrences often occur within the automated teller machine due to movement or location interference between the cash. There is a number.

Figure 1 is a perspective view of a conventional related automated teller machine, Figure 2 is a block diagram for explaining the internal structure of a conventional withdrawal module.

Referring to Figure 1, the automated teller machine is a device for depositing and withdrawing cash or check, in one housing a number of differently divided into functional units, such as magnetic card reading module, bankbook organizer module, user interface module, banknote deposit and withdrawal module The module is installed.

In the automated teller machine, the magnetic card reading module is exposed to the outside through the card input unit 10, and the user interface module is exposed to the outside through the display screen 20 or the key input unit 25.

In addition, the bill withdrawal module is exposed to the outside through the cash discharge unit (30). The cash discharge unit 30 shown in FIG. 1 is based on a direct discharging method. After the cash of the amount already requested in the bank withdrawal module is prepared, the cash is provided in a stack unit in the cash discharge unit 30. do. However, since a cash cassette that stores cash provides cash only in sheets, a process of temporarily loading cash is required to provide cash in a stack unit in the bank withdrawal module. For this purpose, the bank withdrawal module may include a temporary stacking section.

Referring to FIG. 2, the withdrawal module 100 includes a cash cassette 110, a transfer device 120, a temporary stack unit 130, a collection box 140, and a discharge unit 30. The withdrawal module 100 withdraws cash from the cash cassette 110, and the cash withdrawn from the cash cassette 110 in units of sheets is transferred to the temporary stack unit 130 by the transfer device 120. The transfer device 120 is provided with an entry space 122 in which the circulating transfer belt is spaced apart by a predetermined interval, and the entry space 122 is located on the upper portion of the temporary stack 130 and the cash transferred is entered into the entry space 122. In the temporary stack unit 130 may be loaded in a sheet unit.

When a predetermined amount of cash is loaded in the temporary stack unit 130, the temporary stack unit 130 moves up to the transfer apparatus 120, and the temporary stack unit 130 and the transfer apparatus 120 operate to stack the cash. It may be transferred to the discharge unit 30.

Here, the movable plate 152 is mounted to the upper portion of the temporary stack 130 so as to allow left and right slide movement. While the cash is transferred from the cash cassette 110 to the temporary stack unit 130, the cash is passed through the sensor, and the withdrawal module 100 may determine whether the transfer is forged, whether forgery, or the authenticity of the paper. If it is judged as a double sheet or a counterfeit bill, etc., the moving plate 152 moves to the entry space 122 to block the upper part of the temporary stack 130, and the transferred cash is opened to the open collecting box 140. I can go in.

In addition, even if the transfer device 120 transfers the normal cash stack from the temporary stack unit 130 to the discharge unit 30, if the customer does not withdraw the cash stack, the withdrawal module 100 must recover the cash again. . In this case, the temporary stack unit 130 may move downward from the entry space 122, and the movable plate 152 may move to a position where the temporary stack unit 130 was located to open the recovery box 140.

The recovery box 140 is located adjacent to the transfer path of the cash or cash stack, and when moved to the entry space 122, the cash passing through the transfer path may be stored through the open top surface of the moving plate 152. To this end, the upper surface of the collection box 140 mounted on the withdrawal module should be open. However, even for safety, before the collection box 140 is separated from the withdrawal module 100, the upper surface of the collection box 140 will have to be closed, and the contents should be safe from external intrusion.

The present invention is to solve the above-mentioned problems, one object of the present invention is to open the inlet of the collection box only when the collection box is mounted on the automated teller machine, and when removing the collection box, only the entrance is closed It is to provide a financial automation equipment and a collection box that can be made.

Another object of the present invention is to provide a recovery box that can safely maintain the locked state of the recovery box after removing the recovery box.

Still another object of the present invention is to provide an automated teller machine and a collection box, which is easy to use, and in which the protection of the collection box can be naturally guaranteed in the process of installing and removing the collection box.

According to the present invention for achieving the above object of the present invention, the automatic teller machine is projected to the inner side in the recovery box receiving portion, the recovery box receiving portion adjacent to the transport path of the medium, the lock pressing portion and the lock formed at the end And an inlet lever including an indentation groove formed adjacent to the pressing portion, and a intake container mounted and detached in the intake container housing and including a lever hole for passing the in place lever. The collecting box may be mounted or detached from the collecting box housing, and the lever may be inserted into the collecting box to release the cover part of the collecting box while the collecting box is mounted in the collecting box housing.

Specifically, the retrieval box includes a box body, a cover part, a cover lock portion and an in-position lock portion. The box body includes an inlet formed as an upper surface, and the cover part can open and close the inlet while sliding the upper portion of the box body. To this end, the cover part includes a cover plate covering the upper surface of the box body, and a locking bar is provided at the lower rear of the cover plate. The cover locking part may slide up and down in the inside of the box body, and may lock or release the locking bar while moving up and down. To this end, a lower end of the cover lock part is formed with a support part adjacent to the lever hole, and an upper end of the cover lock part is provided with a cover latch for engaging the locking bar. Adjacent locks are provided adjacent to the cover locks. In-situ locks can also slide up and down, and are subjected to upward elastic forces by torsion springs or other springs. Therefore, a right latch is formed at the upper end of the right locking part, and in the state where the cover part is closed, the right latch supports the bottom of the cover plate. However, as the cover part is opened, the right latch is exposed over the box body, and the groove fixing piece also rises to engage the right groove of the right lever.

Therefore, when the collection box is separated from the automatic teller machine, the cover part is fixed to the box body and does not move because the cover lock part locks the lock bar. However, as the recovery box is inserted into the automatic teller machine, the position lever may move the support of the cover lock portion downward to release the lock bar. Then, while the released cover part moves forward to open the inlet, the exact position locking portion may bind the position lever, and the position lever and the position locking portion may be bound to prevent separation of the collection box. Therefore, the user can push the cover part back to the upper part of the box body to remove the bin, and when the bin is removed, the cover part already covers the upper part of the box body to protect the contents of the bin. .

Here, the automatic teller machine includes a withdrawal or deposit function, and both the withdrawal device and the withdrawal device can be understood as the automatic teller machine, and furthermore, as a deposit only device for storing cash bags or other paper media entrusted by customers. It can also be understood. In addition, a paper medium handled by an automated teller machine is a sheet having a certain value, such as a bill, a check, a gift certificate, a ticket, etc., and the material may be a material that can replace paper, such as a plastic thin film. Can be configured.

Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings, but the present invention is not limited or limited by the embodiments.

Figure 3 is a perspective view for explaining the automated teller machine and the collection box according to an embodiment of the present invention, Figure 4 is a partially enlarged side view for explaining the example equipped with the collection box of Figure 3, Figure 5 is Figure 3 A partial cross-sectional view for explaining the recovery box of.

3 and 4, a portion of the automated teller machine is partially enlarged. The automated teller machine includes a conveying device 210 for conveying the paper medium P, and has a collecting box receiver 220, an in-position lever 230, and a collecting box 300 adjacent to the conveying device 210. This is provided. The conveying apparatus 210 is composed of the circulation conveyance belts 212 to 216, and the circulation conveyance belts 214 and 216 are spaced by a predetermined interval corresponding to the collection box accommodating portion 220. Accordingly, the paper medium P may be recovered into the collecting container 300 while passing through the spaced spaces. As shown in FIG. 2, the circular transfer belt 214 may have a structure that moves left and right, and may selectively open or close the bin 300 under the control of the automatic teller machine. In addition, the conveying apparatus 210 of the present embodiment conveys the paper medium using a belt, but according to another embodiment, the conveying apparatus may have a structure using a roller and a guide plate, and alternatively, a structure using a belt and a guide plate. May have

3 and 4, the recovery box receiving portion 220 is located under the transfer path of the transfer device 210. The collection box container 220 may provide a space and a guide to which the recovery box 300 can slide, and the collection box 300 may be mounted and separated through an inlet formed in front of the collection box container 220. Can be. The recovery box accommodating part 220 may further include a fastener 222 capable of fixing the recovery box 300, and a fixing protrusion may be formed in the recovery box 300 corresponding to the fixing device 222.

The exact position lever 230 is installed inside the collection box container 220. The exact position lever 230 protrudes inward from the rear inner side of the recovery container accommodating portion 220, and may be inserted into the recovery container 300 entering through the lever hole 312. A lock pressing portion 232 is formed at an end of the position lever 230, and the locking pressing portion 232 may be inserted into the recovery box 300 through the lever hole 312 to press the support 334. In addition, the inlet groove 234 is formed adjacent to the inside of the locking pressing portion 232. The exact position groove 234 is located behind the locking pressing portion 232 and may be mutually engaged with the exact position locking portion 340 described later.

The locking pressing portion 232 has a surface inclined to both sides. Therefore, the locking pressing portion 232 can easily pass through the blocking bar 316, and can be easily climbed on the support portion 334. Since there is an inclined surface at the rear, even when the recovery box 300 is removed, it can be smoothly taken out by the blocking bar 316.

The exact position lever 230 is rotatably mounted to the automatic teller machine or the surrounding structure, and the tension spring 238 is connected to the position opposite to the locking biasing portion 232 to lock the pressing portion of the exact position lever 230 ( 232 may have a tendency to point downward. However, since the exact position lever 230 should be maintained approximately horizontal in a state where the recovery box 300 is separated, the exact position lever 230 may be structurally supported and may not rotate below a predetermined angle.

3 to 5, the recovery box 300 includes a box body 310, a cover part 320, a cover lock 330, and an in-situ lock 340.

The box body 310 is formed in a substantially box shape, and is formed using a metal material to protect cash. Since the top surface of the box body 310 is open upwards, the cash may be dropped down while passing through the spaced space, and may be stored in the collection box 300 through the open top surface. As described above, a lever hole 312 corresponding to the in-position lever 230 is formed on the rear surface of the box body 310. The exact position lever 230 may be inserted into the box body 310 through the lever hole 312, and the locking pressing portion 232 of the exact position lever 230 passes through the blocking bar 316 to support the portion ( 334).

The blocking bar 316 is formed adjacent to the position of the lever hole 312. More specifically, the blocking bar 316 is positioned between the lever hole 312 and the support 334, and may prevent access to the support 334 through the lever hole 312. The intruder may attempt to press the support 334 through the lever hole 312 with the retrieval bin 300 removed, but the lock bar 322 because the blocking bar 316 may block the support 334. ) Can be prevented from moving down the cover lock 330.

The slide guide 314 is horizontally formed at the upper end of the box body 310. The slide guide 314 is coupled to the locking bar 322 of the cover part 320 and is formed in a slit shape to connect the front and rear of the box body 310. Therefore, the cover part 320 slides along the slide guide 314, and the cover part 320 may be stored while being rotated down from the front of the box body 310.

Referring to FIG. 5, the cover lock part 330, the exact position lock part 340, the torsion spring 350, and the guide bracket 352 are mounted inside the box body 310. The cover lock part 330 and the in-situ lock part 340 are located in the rear of the inside of the box body 310, and can move up and down along the guide bracket 352, respectively. In addition, the coil portion of the torsion spring 350 is mounted to the guide bracket 352, and both ends thereof are connected to the cover lock portion 330 and the right lock portion 340, respectively, so that the cover lock portion 330 and the lock position are fixed. The portion 340 may be elastically supported.

The cover lock part 330 includes a support part 334 and a cover latch 332. The support part 334 is formed at the lower end of the cover lock part 330, and includes a horizontal surface for supporting the locking pressing part 232. In addition, the support part 334 is located adjacent to the blocking bar 316, and can be prevented from being pressed by a tool other than the exact position lever 230. The cover latch 332 is formed at an upper end of the cover lock part 330, and may move or move the lock bar 322 while moving up and down. In addition, since the cover latch 332 includes an inclined surface facing the front, the lock bar 322 can be easily passed when the cover part 320 approaches, that is, when the cover part 320 is closed.

The cover lock part 330 has a structure protruding from the bottom, and the protruding structure may be coupled to the guide bracket 352. Therefore, the cover lock part 330 is limited so as not to rise above a certain height by the guide bracket 352 even if it is elastically supported by the torsion spring 350.

The exact position locking part 340 is disposed between the cover locking part 330 and the box body 310 and slides up and down by the guide bracket 352. It also tends to move up because it is elastically supported by the torsion spring 350. Specifically, the position lock 340 includes a groove fixing piece 344 and the position latch 342. The groove fixing piece 344 is formed at the lower end of the position lock portion 340, and is formed to have a size corresponding to the position groove 234 of the position lever 230. As the lock lever 340 is raised after the lock lever 230 is inserted into the box body 310, the groove fixing piece 344 may be engaged with the lock groove 234 and the cover part 320. It is possible to prevent the recovery bin 300 from being separated from the recovery bin receiver 220 in the opened state. The position latch 342 is formed at an upper end of the position locking portion 340, and has an inclined surface facing in front of the cover latch 332. Therefore, when the position latch 342 supports the cover plate 324, the binding between the groove fixing piece 344 and the position groove 234 is released, and the cover part 320 is removed to remove the position latch 342. In the case of rising), the groove fixing piece 344 may also rise together to engage with the home groove 234.

Hereinafter, the mounting and detachment structure of the recovery box according to the present invention will be described in detail.

6 is a partially enlarged view for explaining a state before the collection box according to an embodiment of the present invention is mounted to the collection box receiving portion of the automatic teller machine.

Referring to FIG. 6, the recovery bin 300 is located in front of the exact position lever 230, and the exact position lever 230 is not yet inserted into the box body 310. The cover latch 332 of the cover lock part 330 restrains the locking bar 322 in the inside of the recovery box 300, and the latch latch 342 of the lock part 340 is the cover part 320. ) Is supporting the cover plate 324.

7 is a partially enlarged view for explaining a state in which the recovery box of FIG. 6 is inserted into the recovery box accommodation part.

Referring to FIG. 7, while the recovery box 300 is inserted, the exact position lever 230 may enter the box body 310 through the lever hole 312. The lock pressing portion 232 of the position lever 230 is directed to the support 334 through the blocking bar 316, and may press the support 334 using an inclined surface. Since the in-position lever 230 is rotatably mounted and elastically supported by the tension spring, it can easily pass through the blocking bar 316, and the support portion 334 can be moved with a stronger force than the torsion spring 350. Since it presses, the cover lock part 330 can slide down. As a result, the cover latch 332 is moved downward, and the locking bar 322 can be released.

In addition, a seating groove 236 is formed between the locking pressing portion 232 and the in-situ groove 234. The mounting groove 236 may be formed to correspond to the blocking bar 316, and may maintain a binding relationship with the blocking bar 316 in a state in which the recovery box 300 is mounted. As the recovery box 300 enters the recovery box accommodation unit 220, the binding bar 316 and the seating groove 236 can feel the tactile or audible sense of touch and can be stably mounted by detecting the stop and sound. There is a number.

The cover part 320 is in a state before being drawn out, and the exact latch 342 is supported by the cover plate 324 and may limit the movement of the exact lock 340 upward. Therefore, although the groove fixing piece 344 and the exact position groove 234 are located mutually up and down, they hold | maintain the state which is not tied together.

FIG. 8 is a partially enlarged view for explaining a state in which the cover part is taken out of the collecting box of FIG. 6.

Referring to FIG. 8, the manager may pull the cover part 320 to open the upper surface of the box body. In this case, the cover part 320 slides along a predetermined path, and the cover plate 324 and the right latch 342 are separated from each other. As the support by the cover plate 324 is removed, the exact position locking portion 340 is raised, and the groove fixing piece 344 located at the lower end and the position groove 234 of the lever are engaged with each other. Even when the torsion spring 350 lifts the position lock portion 340, the position lock portion 340 does not rise any longer because the force to push the position lever 230 downward is greater. Preferably, the lock position 340 is raised to the extent that only the inclined surface of the latch latch 342 is exposed. This is because, when the cover part 320 approaches again, the cover plate 324 may easily enter along the inclined surface of the position latch 342.

Referring back to FIG. 8, when the groove fixing piece 344 and the exact groove 234 are kept in a mutually bound state, the binding lever 230 and the recovery bin 300 may maintain a binding relationship. The recovery bin 300 may be prevented from being separated from the recovery bin accommodating part 220 without closing the cover part 320.

In the automated teller machine and the retrieval box of the present invention, when the retrieval box is separated from the automated teller machine, the cover part is locked to the lock bar so that the cover part is fixed to the box body and does not move. However, as the collection box is inserted into the automatic teller machine, the position lever may move the support of the cover lock portion downward to release the lock bar, and the cover part may be simply unlocked through the insertion process.

In addition, it is possible to simply open the recovery box while moving the released cover part forward for the opening of the inlet, and at the same time, the fixed lock unit can bind the right lever to prevent the recovery box from being released. have.

That is, a series of processes are simple and anyone can safely install and detach the collection box, and the user can remove the collection box only by pushing the cover part back to the upper part of the box body. It prevents separation.

As described above, the present invention has been described with reference to a preferred embodiment of the present invention, but those skilled in the art various modifications and changes of the present invention without departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention described in the claims below I can understand that you can.

1 is a perspective view of an existing related automated teller machine.

2 is a block diagram illustrating the internal structure of a conventional withdrawal module.

3 is a perspective view for explaining the automated teller machine and the collection box according to an embodiment of the present invention.

4 is a partially enlarged side view for explaining an example in which the recovery box of FIG. 3 is mounted.

FIG. 5 is a partial cross-sectional view for explaining the recovery box of FIG. 3.

6 is a partially enlarged view for explaining a state before the collection box according to an embodiment of the present invention is mounted to the collection box receiving portion of the automatic teller machine.

7 is a partially enlarged view for explaining a state in which the recovery box of FIG. 6 is inserted into the recovery box accommodation part.

FIG. 8 is a partially enlarged view for explaining a state in which the cover part is taken out of the collecting box of FIG. 6.

<Explanation of symbols for main parts of the drawings>

210: conveying apparatus 220: collection box accommodating part

230: position lever 232: locking pressure

234 ： Home position 300 ： Recovered

310: Box body 312: Lever hole

316: Block bar 320: Cover parts

322 ： Lock bar 330 ： Cover lock

340 ： Position lock 350 ： Torsion spring

Claims (9)

In the automatic teller machine including a recovery function, A recovery box receptacle located below the transport path of the paper medium; A position lever which protrudes inward from the collection container accommodating portion and includes a lock pressing portion formed at an end portion and a fixed groove formed adjacent to the locking pressing portion; And And a recovery box mounted and separated from the collection box accommodation unit, the recovery box including a lever hole for passing the in-situ lever. The recovery box, A box body formed on an upper surface and including an inlet connected to the transfer path; A cover part including a cover plate which slides on an upper portion of the box body to open and close the inlet and a locking bar integrally formed at a lower rear of the cover plate; A cover locking part which slides up and down from the inner rear of the box body and includes a cover part positioned adjacent to the lever hole to support the locking pressing part and a cover latch selectively engaged with the locking bar; It is formed adjacent to the cover lock portion and is elastically supported, including a groove fixing piece corresponding to the home groove of the home position lever and a home position latch for supporting the bottom surface of the cover plate, the cover of the recovery box When the part moves forward, the groove fixing piece is engaged with the home groove, and the home position lock portion protruding from the upper end of the box latch; automatic teller machine comprising a. The method of claim 1, And the collection box includes a blocking bar interposed between the lever hole and the support of the cover lock part, and a mounting groove is formed inwardly of the locking pressing part corresponding to the blocking bar. The method of claim 1, The lock pressing portion of the position lever is inclined to both sides is characterized in that the automatic teller machine can be easily accessed or separated from the blocking bar or the support. The method of claim 1, A torsion spring is mounted between the cover lock portion and the in-situ lock portion, and both ends of the torsion spring respectively support the cover lock and the in-situ lock portion upward. device. The method of claim 1, The upper end of the box body in the recovery box is formed with a slide guide formed along the movement path of the cover part, the lock bar is coupled with the slide guide is characterized in that the automated teller machine moves along the slide guide. In the recovery box mounted on the automated teller machine including a recovery function, A box body including an inlet formed in an upper surface and a lever hole formed in a rear surface thereof; A cover part including a cover plate configured to slide in an upper portion of the box body to open and close the inlet and a locking bar formed at a lower rear side of the cover plate; A cover locking part which slides up and down from the inner rear of the box body and includes a pressing part positioned adjacent to the lever hole and a cover latch selectively engaged with the locking bar; It is formed adjacent to the cover lock portion and is elastically supported, and includes a groove fixing piece formed at one end and a fixed position latch for supporting the bottom surface of the cover plate at the other end, the cover part of the recovery box is moved forward If it is, the fixed latch; and a fixed position locking portion for moving up with the groove fixing piece protruding from the upper end of the box body. The method of claim 6, And the collecting box includes a blocking bar interposed between the lever hole and the pressing part of the cover lock part. The method of claim 6, A torsion spring is mounted between the cover lock and the lock position, and both ends of the torsion spring are elastically supporting the cover lock and the lock position upward. . The method of claim 6, The upper end of the box body in the recovery box is formed with a slide guide formed along the movement path of the cover part, the lock bar is characterized in that the locking bar is coupled with the slide guide to move along the slide guide.