Glory Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha

Hideto Shigemori

Motoaki Fukunaga

Akio Ueba

Nobuhiro Iizuka

Yoshihiro Hatanaka

An automatic money-issuing system adapted to automatically issue bank notes and a necessary amount of money of predetermined denominations with the aid of a tape information input or a manual input, which comprises a device adapted to indicate an amount of money to be paid, a circuit storing a signal from the device, a means to issue bank notes or coins, a circuit adapted to compare the amount of money issued with the amount of money indicated, and a device adapted to stop the operation of the device issuing money by a coincidence signal issued from a comparison circuit.

Automatic money-issuing apparatus

A sheet comparing system, in which comparison between a number of sheets to be counted and an actually counted number of the sheets is carried out so that noise signals other than the signals required to carry out the comparison are excluded. A simple comparator circuit adapted for the sheet comparing system is also disclosed.

Sheet comparing system and comparator adapted for said system

A monetary receipt and payment managing apparatus operates, when a teller transacts receipt and payment with respect to cash, checks, and bills to classify and operate on data applied according to the contents of the transaction, and to dispense cash necessary for the payment. The apparatus comprises buffer memories for storing the data classified and operated on for individual transaction and main memories for summing and storing the data thus operated on separately according to classification items for every transaction. The operation processing of data on one transaction is assigned to the buffer memories, while the summation and storage of subtotal data on transactions successively transacted are assigned to the main memories, whereby summation data especially important as stored data can be positively secured, and data necessary for automatically dispensing cash on the basis of the contents stored in the buffer memories can be readily and positively obtained.

Monetary receipt and payment managing apparatus

A money dispenser is provided with first and second detectors for detecting a bank note passing therethrough, the first detector being disposed at the money loading side of a money conveyer and the second detector being disposed at the money unloading side of the same so that a money dispensing operation is checked twice as to whether an amount of money actually dispensed is coincident with an amount of money registered to be dispensed. Furthermore, according to another aspect of this invention, the money dispenser is provided with display units which indicate the amount dispensed until the next money dispensing operation starts.

Money dispenser

A first detecting section is provided for detecting whether or not the operator has specified notes of particular denominations for dispensation of his desired amount of money and, if he has not, for delivering to a storage section an electrical signal representative of the amount of money to be dispensed in a minimum number of notes selected from those of various denominations prepared in the money dispensing machine. If he has, a second detecting section becomes operative to detect the specified denominations and to deliver to the storage section electrical signals representative of respective amounts of money to be dispensed in the notes of the specified denominations. The selective operation of either of these first and second detecting sections is ensured by a locking section which locks the operation of whichever is unrequired according to whether notes of particular denominations have been specified or not.

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Himeji, Japan

Hideto Shigemori