KR20130117556A - Automated teller machine having a cover preventing exposure of an input device - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention is to prevent the financial crime accident caused by the illegal leakage of financial information by preventing the input device is exposed to a third party or voyeur camera when inputting financial information such as password by operating the input device of the automatic teller machine It is an object of the present invention to provide an automatic teller machine having an input device exposure prevention cover.
The present invention for implementing this, an input including an upper screen plate 210 covering the upper side of the input device 160 for inputting financial information, and a side screen plate 220 covering both sides of the input device 160. The apparatus is provided with an exposure preventing cover 200, the upper screen plate 210 is formed with a plurality of through holes 211, the front and rear of the through holes 211 is the direction of the user's eyes to input financial information is The first screening member 214 is disposed to face the input device 160 through the through hole 211 and faces the input device 160, and is disposed adjacent to both sides of the through hole 211. The second shielding member 215 is disposed to be connected to the first shielding member 214 to block the input device 160 from being visible in a direction out of the visible direction.

Description

Automated Teller Machine having a cover preventing exposure of an input device}

The present invention relates to an automatic teller machine equipped with an input device exposure prevention cover, and more particularly, when the input device of the automatic teller machine is input to input financial information such as a password, the input device is exposed to a third party or a voyeur camera. The present invention relates to an automatic teller machine equipped with an input device exposure prevention cover.

A bank or other financial institution is installed in convenience stores and public places in addition to banks to provide users with convenient financial services so that users can use their cash service cards, credit cards, and bankbooks anytime, anywhere. It is a device that allows you to watch financial business freely.

1 is an external perspective view of a conventional general automated teller machine.

In general, the automated teller machine 10 includes a screen display unit 11, a bankbook inserting unit 12, a statement inserting and outputting unit 13, a card inserting unit 14, and a cash / check check input / output unit in which transaction progress is displayed on the front of the main body. The unit 15 is provided with an input device 16 through which a user inputs financial information such as a password or an account number.

The automatic teller machine 10 selects a menu displayed by the user on the screen display unit 11 during a financial transaction and inserts a bankbook in the bankbook inserting unit 12 or a cash service card or a credit card in the card inserting unit 14. After the insertion, the financial transaction is performed while the financial information is input by operating the key of the input device 16.

In recent years, with the rapid dissemination of automated teller machines, there have been frequent cases of illegally acquiring other people's cards and passwords and conducting illegal financial transactions. For example, when a user of an automated teller machine manipulates the payment device 16 to enter financial information such as a password during a financial transaction, a third party other than the user steals the password or a voyeur camera installed around the teller machine. The financial information may be leaked, and in this case, a crime may occur in which cash is withdrawn due to card robbery or the like.

As a conventional technique for solving such a problem, Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2001-147763 arranges a secret input keypad inside a box and hides it, and a box inserts a hand for inputting a password into the secret input keypad, and a secret input keypad. Although a password input device is provided with an opening and closing input operation confirmation window for confirming the key position of the key, this configuration requires the user to enter financial information in a position where the eyes are placed directly above the input operation confirmation window. There is a problem that the inconvenience is followed by the visibility of the keypad.

In another prior art, Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2008-287646 has proposed an automatic transaction apparatus which covers the circumference of a keypad for entering a password with a translucent cover to prevent the key input operation of the password from being viewed. There is a problem that the passage of the opening which becomes the visual direction or the operation direction is limited and the visibility of the user and the operability of the keypad are inferior.

The present invention has been made to solve the above problems, by operating the input device of the automated teller machine to prevent exposure of the input device to a third party or voyeur camera when inputting financial information, such as passwords, fraudulent leakage of financial information It is an object of the present invention to provide a financial automation device having an input device exposure prevention cover that can prevent the financial crime accident caused by.

The automatic teller machine 100 having the input device exposure prevention cover of the present invention for realizing the above object includes an upper screen plate 210 covering an upper side of the input device 160 for inputting financial information; An input device exposure prevention cover 200 including a side screening plate 220 covering both sides of the input device 160 is provided, wherein a plurality of through holes 211 are formed in the upper screening plate 210. Front and rear of the through-hole 211, the first blind member disposed so that the direction of the user's eyes to enter financial information toward the visible direction through the through-hole 211 to view the input device 160 214 is provided, and both sides of the through hole 211 are arranged to be connected to the first screening member 214 disposed adjacent to each other so that the input device 160 is visible in a direction outside the visible direction. With a second shielding member 215 for blocking .

In this case, an opening 201a is formed on the front surface of the cover 200 for entering and exiting the input manipulation space 201 inside the cover 200, and both sides of the opening 201a are formed on the cover 200. The front surface may be configured to be provided with a front side shielding plate 230 for blocking the input device 160 from being seen from the side rear of the user.

In addition, the through holes 211 are formed in a lattice shape and arranged in a plurality of adjacent in the horizontal direction and the vertical direction, and the first screening member 214 connects between the through holes 211 disposed in the vertical direction. Extends downward from the horizontal connection portion 212 to be inclined downward from the front to the rear, and the second obstruction member 215 connects the vertical connection portion connecting the through-holes 211 disposed adjacent to the horizontal direction ( 213 may extend downwardly.

In addition, the upper obstruction plate 210 may be configured to be inclined downward toward the rear of the cover 200 on the basis of a horizontal plane.

In addition, the bottom of the upper obstruction plate 210 may be configured to be attached to the illumination lamp 240 for illuminating the input device 160.

According to an automatic teller machine provided with an input device exposure prevention cover according to the present invention, the upper screening plate of the input device exposure prevention cover is provided with a first screening member disposed so that the user's gaze direction faces the visible direction of the input device. In addition, there is an advantage that the input device can be prevented from being visible in an angle range other than the visible direction at the point where the user is located by providing a second screen member that blocks the user from being seen from the side or the rear of the user.

In addition, according to the present invention, by providing the front side screening plate on both sides of the opening of the front cover, it is also possible to prevent the leakage of financial information more reliably by preventing the input device from being exposed through the opening.

1 is an external perspective view of a conventional general automatic teller machine,
2 is an external perspective view of the automatic teller machine according to the present invention;
3 is a perspective view of an input device exposure prevention cover according to the present invention;
4 is a plan view of the input device exposure prevention cover according to the present invention;
Figure 5 is a bottom view of the input device exposure prevention cover according to the present invention,
6 is a cross-sectional view along the line AA of FIG.
Figure 7 is a perspective view of the input device exposure prevention cover and the input device viewed from the direction of the user's eye of the automatic teller machine,
8 is a perspective view of the input device exposure prevention cover and the input device as viewed from the eye direction of a third party located at the rear side of the user of the automatic teller machine.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

2 is an external perspective view of the automatic teller machine according to the present invention, FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the input device exposure prevention cover according to the present invention, FIG. 4 is a plan view of the input device exposure prevention cover according to the present invention, and FIG. 6 is a cross-sectional view taken along line AA of FIG. 4.

In the automatic teller machine 100 according to the present invention, as shown in FIG. 3, the screen display unit 110, a bankbook insertion unit 120, and a statement input / output unit in which the transaction progress is displayed on the front of the main body in the same configuration as in the prior art. A unit 130, a card insertion unit 140, a cash / check input / output unit 150, an input device 160 for inputting financial information such as a password or an account number, and an upper side and both sides of the input device 160. An input device exposure prevention cover 200 covering a part is provided.

The cover 200 includes a third party or a voyeur camera other than the user in the process of inputting the financial information such as a password or an account number by the user of the automatic teller machine 100 to operate the input device 160. It is to prevent the leakage of financial information is exposed to the upper cover plate 210 covering the upper side of the input device 160 for inputting the financial information, and extends down from both ends of the upper cover plate 210 input A side obstruction plate 220 covering both sides of the device 160 is included.

An input operating space 201 for operating the input device 160 is provided in the interior surrounded by the upper screen plate 210 and the side screen plate 220, and the cover 200 is located in front of the input operation space 210. An opening 201a is formed on the front surface to serve as a passage through which the user can put their hands in and out. Both sides of the opening 201a are connected to the upper screening plate 210 and the side screening plate 220, and the input device 160 is exposed to a third party located on the side rear of the user who operates the input device 160. The front side screening plate 230 is provided to block the thing.

A plurality of through holes 211 are arranged adjacent to each other in the horizontal direction and the vertical direction so that the user may look into the input device 160 by passing through the upper screen plate 210. In one embodiment, the through hole 211 is formed in a substantially rectangular lattice shape may be arranged in a horizontal column and a vertical column based on the direction the user looks. Before and after each through hole 211, the first blind member disposed so that the user's gaze direction for inputting financial information is directed toward the visible direction through which the through device 211 can be viewed to view the input device 160 ( 214 is provided, and both side portions of the through hole 211 are connected to the first screening member 214 disposed adjacent to block the input device 160 from being visible in a direction outside the visible direction. Two shielding members 215 are provided.

In this case, the first covering member 214 extends downward from the horizontal connecting portion 212 connecting between the through holes 211 disposed in the vertical direction, and is formed to be inclined downward from the front to the rear. 215 may be configured to extend downward from the vertical connection portion 213 connecting between the through-holes 211 disposed adjacent in the horizontal direction. In addition, the upper screen plate 210 is formed to be inclined downward from the front to the rear with respect to the horizontal plane so that the range that can look into the input device 160 through the through hole 211 at a position spaced behind the user's back is limited. It is preferable to construct.

Arrows indicated by dotted lines in FIG. 6 indicate a direction in which the financial transaction user looks through the input device 160 through the through hole 211 formed in the upper blind plate 210, and the reference numeral 'θ' indicates the through hole. A visible range through which the input manipulation space 201 inside the cover 200 is visible through 211 is shown. The visible range θ may be determined by the inclination angle of the first blocking member 213 and the length extending downward, the front and rear intervals of the through hole 211, and the thickness of the upper blocking plate 210.

In addition, an illumination lamp 240 may be installed at a bottom of the upper obstruction plate 210 to illuminate light toward the input device 160 to improve visibility and operability of the user.

Hereinafter, when the user looks at the input device 160 during a financial transaction using the automated teller machine 100 having the input device exposure prevention cover 200 configured as described above, and is located at the rear of the user. When the third person looks at the input device 160, the state in which the input device 160 is exposed will be described.

FIG. 7 is a perspective view of the input device exposure prevention cover and the input device viewed from the user's line of sight of the automatic teller machine, and FIG. 8 is a view of the input device exposure prevention cover viewed from the third person's line of sight of the user of the ATM; And a perspective view of an input device.

Referring to FIG. 7, when the user is located at the front of the automated teller machine 100 and looks downward at the input device 160 obliquely downward, the user's gaze direction may be visible to the input device 160. The first screening member 214 is disposed side by side in the direction, and the second screening member 215 extends downward, so that the first screening member 214 and the second screening member 215 are input by the user. It does not limit the viewing range of looking at the device 160 is not impaired visibility and operability of looking at the input device 160.

On the other hand, when a third party other than the financial transaction user tries to peek at the input device 160 from the side of the user, as shown in FIG. 8, the opening 201a in the front of the cover 200 is opened to the user's body. It is hidden by the third party can not see the input device 160 through the opening 201a, the side of the input device 160 is covered by the side screening plate 220 and the front side screening plate 230, The through hole 211 formed in the upper cover plate 210 is formed by the horizontal connecting portion 212, the vertical connecting portion 213, the first blocking member 214, and the second blocking member 215 of the upper blocking plate 210. The visible range through which the input device 160 is visible through the through hole 211 is limited.

In the present exemplary embodiment, the through hole 211 formed in the upper blocking plate 210 has a rectangular lattice shape and is disposed along the horizontal and vertical columns, but the shape of the through hole 211 is described in this example. The present invention is not limited thereto, and may be modified in various shapes such as a honeycomb shape, a circular shape, a square shape, and the like. The size and number of the through holes 211 and the thickness of the upper shielding plate 210 may be variously modified. .

As described above, according to the present invention, the user of the automated teller machine can secure a wide range of view that can be viewed by the input device 160, while the user cannot see the input device 160 at a position outside the visible range of the user. By providing the input device exposure prevention cover 200 to limit the security of the financial transactions and to prevent financial accidents due to fraudulent leakage of financial information.

100: automatic teller machine 110: screen display
120: bankbook insertion unit 130: specification output unit
140: card insertion unit 150: cash / check input and output unit
160: input device 200: input device exposure prevention cover
201: input operation space 210: upper blind plate
211 through hole 212 horizontal connection
213: vertical connecting portion 214: first covering member
215: second cover member 220: side cover plate
230: front side obstruction plate 240: lighting lamp

Claims (5)

An input device exposure prevention cover 200 including an upper screen plate 210 covering an upper side of the input device 160 for inputting financial information, and a side screen plate 220 covering both sides of the input device 160. Have it,
The upper blocking plate 210 is formed with a plurality of through holes 211,
Front and rear of the through-hole 211, the first blind member disposed so that the direction of the user's eyes to enter financial information toward the visible direction through the through-hole 211 to view the input device 160 214 is provided,
Second blocking members (2) are disposed at both sides of the through hole (211) so as to be connected to the first blocking member (214) disposed adjacent to each other, thereby preventing the input device (160) from being visible in a direction outside the visible direction. 215) The automatic teller machine equipped with an input device exposure prevention cover, characterized in that provided. The method of claim 1,
An opening 201a is formed at a front surface of the cover 200 for entering and exiting the input manipulation space 201 inside the cover 200.
Input device, characterized in that the front side shielding plate 230 is provided on both sides of the opening (201a) in front of the cover 200 to block the view of the input device 160 from the side rear of the user Automatic teller machine with exposure prevention cover. The method of claim 1,
The through-holes 211 are formed in a lattice shape and are arranged in plurality in the horizontal and vertical directions adjacent to each other.
The first screening member 214 extends downward from the horizontal connection portion 212 connecting between the through-holes 211 disposed adjacent to the longitudinal direction is formed to be inclined downward from the front to the rear,
The second cover member 215 extends downward from the vertical connection portion 213 connecting between the through-holes 211 disposed adjacent to the horizontal direction, the financial automation with an input device exposure prevention cover device. The method of claim 1,
The upper obstruction plate 210 is an automatic teller machine having an input device exposure prevention cover, characterized in that formed inclined downward from the front of the cover 200 to the rear with respect to a horizontal plane. The method of claim 1,
An automatic lamp having an input device exposure prevention cover, characterized in that an illumination lamp 240 for illuminating the input device 160 is attached to the bottom of the upper obstruction plate 210.

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