Siemens Nixdorf Informationssysteme Aktiengesellschaft

Wincor Nixdorf Gmbh & Co. Kg

Wincor Nixdorf International Gmbh

Nixdorf Computer Ag

Hartmut Kamin

Gunter Baitz

Joachim Burchart

G&uuml;nter Baitz

Günter Baitz

Wolfgang Malke

Siegfried Wieschemann

A self service bank terminal is constructed so as to be usable by sitting and standing customers, so as to take up little floor surface, and so that several terminals can be placed side-by-side with the display screen of one terminal being not viewable by customers at other of the terminals. The terminal has a housingwith two rectangular side wallsconnected by an upper cover plate, a rear wall, a front plateand a bottom plate, which includes the bottom plate having a supporting surface for engaging a supporting floor, or the bottom platehaving a supporting column, with the cover plate being horizontal or slightly sloped. The display screen is located on a pulpit shaped portionof the cover plate, has associated with it blinder shieldson three of its sides, and is slightly inclined. Also included in the terminal are a keyboard, a check examining device, and a printer drawer

Terminal for treating forms

The invention relates to a device for treating forms, especially betting slips or the like, comprising a reader with a transport device that forms a gap-type transport path for a betting slip. In the path of said transport path a reading head is disposed and is linked with a control and evaluation unit. In the projection of the at least one vertically aligned transport path a printer is disposed below the reading heat that is linked with the control and evaluation unit. Said printer comprises an abutment and a print head that can be adjusted between an abutment remote rest position and an abutment proximal operative position. Downstream of the abutment and below said abutment a sheet tray is provided.

Device for treating forms, especially betting slips

Cashbox arrangement, having a transportable cashbox ( ) and a fixed base plate ( ), to which the cashbox ( ) can be locked, and having a bolt ( ) in the interior of the cashbox ( ) which can be unlocked only when the cashbox lid ( ) is open. Arranged in the cashbox ( ) is a sensor ( ), which registers the unlocking and/or the removal of the cashbox ( ) from the base plate ( ) and reports an information signal to a monitoring device via a signal path.

Cash-box system with sensor

A modular operator unit, in particular for a cash register, having a block which includes a display unit and/or at least one keypad and/or a swipe-through magnetic card reader and which has a cable duct extending through the block to peripheral devices attached to opposing ends of the block and wherein one of the peripheral devices can be pivoted about a horizontal or a vertical axis and the other of the peripheral devices can be flange-mounted to a side wall or opposing end of the block.

Multifunctional modular operator unit for commercial use

A peripheral device kit for the workstation of a goods invoicing system in which a display and input unit can be mounted either on a printer box or on a base box.

Peripheral assembly kit for the workstation of a goods invoicing system

Cash registers having movable front covers

Scales for retail outlets

Termination panel for control unit

Till drawer for a cash register

For purposes of the smooth and rapid checking out especially even of damaged goods labels, a process for the checking out of goods is proposed in which the data concerning them are automatically, and preferably also manually in the event of faulty checking, entered in the check-out device. In addition, at least two devices for implementing the process are described which have a goods check-out device with both an automatic scanning device and a manually operable input console. One of these devices also makes it possible to relieve and reduce the number of the service staff.

Device for checking out goods

In a money till with a box-shaped housing (10), whose upper side is partially closed by a stationary cover (12) and partially closed by a lid (16), the lid includes two lid parts (18, 20) connected with one another about a pivot axis (22), the first lid part (18) which is closer to the stationary cover (12) being guided for sliding movement parallel to the stationary cover (12), whereas the second lid part (20) is connected with at least one guide element (34) which, at a radial spacing from the pivot axis (22), is engaged with a cam curve (36) so that upon a sliding of the lid (16) the second lid part (20) is pivoted between a closed position and an open position.

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Berlin, Germany

Hartmut Kamin