Wincor Nixdorf International Gmbh

Siemens Nixdorf Informationssysteme Aktiengesellschaft

Dominik Widmaier

Guenter Baitz

Günter Baitz

Uwe Kirschke

Lioubov Jokhovets

Heinz Sommer

Gerhard Schiller

Jörg Schmidt

Oliver SCHÄFER

Mathias Kulik

Reiner Seitz

Florian Zolfl

The invention relates to a checkout-system arrangement (), having an item-acquisition device () for acquiring selected items which comprises a scanner () for acquiring the items and a first conveyor belt () for conveying the items placed on the first conveyor belt (). Furthermore, a packing device () is provided which comprises at least two item-receiving units (to), which are separate from one another, for receiving the scanned items and for making the items available. Between the first conveyor belt () and the packing device (), a conveying device () is provided which comprises a second conveyor belt () by means of which, after conveying () by means of the first conveyor belt, the scanned items are conveyable to the item-receiving units (to) of the packing device ().

Checkout-system arrangement

The invention relates to a transport unit for conveying items to a scanning unit or a self-service cash register system with a belt conveyor for transporting the items in a transport direction and with a marking unit assigned to the belt conveyor for identifying placement areas open for the placement of items on an item placement surface of the belt conveyor, where a detection unit is assigned to the belt conveyor for detecting a rear edge of the items, and a control unit cooperates in such a manner with the marking unit and the detection unit, and a restricted area not open for the placement of items is formed between a front placement surface, and a rear placement surface where the front face of said area, is defined by the rear edge of the item assigned to the front placement area.

Transport unit and method of operating same

Method and circuit arrangement for independent operation of a plurality of visual display units (,) from one screen control unit (,), which can emit clock signals and a number of character-related or pixel-related video data signals corresponding to the line and column resolution of a two-dimensional rectangular raster image which is to be displayed on a visual display unit. Rectangular subareas of a full screen format are in this case displayed on one of the visual display units (,).

Operation of a plurality of visual display units from one screen controller

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Berlin, Germany

Dominik Widmaier