Nautilus Hyosung Inc.

Jin Hyuk Ahn

Dong Sik Lee

Won Joon Lee

You Hoon Yoon

A cassette for a currency note dispensing machine, in which the cassette is slidably mounted to easily fill with currency note, can receive various kinds of currency note by adjusting a currency note guide, and prevent wrong mounting of a push plate to smoothly pay the currency note. The cassette includes a cassette housing formed in a box shape with an upper surface opened, in which currency note vertically stands up and stacks, slidably mounted to a main frame of the currency note dispensing machine, and having a groove for establishing sheet separating means at one side of a rear plate so that currency note contacts with the sheet separating means after one edge of the currency note is supported, and a push plate supporting the currency note stacked between a front plate of the cassette housing and the rear plate and coupled to a resilient member to press the currency note toward the rear plate of the cassette housing.

Cassette with spacers for adjusting the position of a currency note guide structure for assuring correct mounting for an automatic teller machine

A shutter mechanism of an automated-teller machine according to the present invention comprises a main body including a frame, a shutter slidably coupled to a front side of the frame, a first protrusion protruding inward on an inner lateral surface of the shutter, and a fixing member protruding on a side surface of the frame; an opening/closing means for opening and closing the shutter in response to an external signal; a locking unit for preventing the shutter from being opened by an external force without a separate signal; and a driving unit for simultaneously operating the opening/closing unit and the locking unit. Therefore, the present invention provides a shutter mechanism of an automated-teller machine, wherein a shutter-opening/closing operation and a shutter-locking operation can be simultaneously carried out using a single driving source, thereby simplifying its structure and also reducing its production costs, and interference that may occur while the shutter is being closed does not impose a load on the driving source, thereby preventing damage to and malfunction of the mechanism, reducing a failure rate and also maintaining a smooth operational state.

Shutter mechanism of automated-teller machine

Disclosed are an apparatus and method for detecting double-feed of paper to prevent banking accidents or jam in a paper handling machine for handling paper, sheets of currency note are not separated by a sheet separating means and thus plural sheets are double fed. The apparatus includes paper feeding means for guiding upper and lower surfaces of the paper and feeding the paper, a pivot member pivotally installed to a rotary shaft, and having a contact portion disposed in a paper feeding path of the paper feeding means and contacting with one surface of the feeding paper, and an encoder portion with a plurality of slits, in which the rotary shaft is closer to the contact portion rather than the encoder portion, and a sensor for counting the number of slits of the encoder portion when the pivot member pivots. The present invention can accurately detect the overlay of the paper having a thin thickness with a simple construction. Also, the present invention can detect the overlay of the paper, regardless of a size and thickness of the paper and a transferring direction of the paper.

Apparatus for detecting double-feed of paper

A bill delivery apparatus for a wall-type automatic-teller machine according to the present invention is disposed between a cash receiving part and a cash handling part of the machine. The apparatus comprises a main body having a pair of plates spaced apart from each other at both sides thereof; a tray unit adapted to be lifted and lowered within the main body, for temporarily stacking bills introduced from the cash handling part therein; a stopper unit disposed in front of the tray unit to prevent the bills introduced from the cash handling part from deviating from the tray unit; a transfer unit disposed adjacent to the tray unit, for transferring the bills stacked in the tray unit to the cash receiving part; a driving unit for driving the tray unit, the stopper unit, and the transfer unit; and a recovering unit for storing untaken bills that has been returned from the cash receiving part. Thus, present invention provides a bill delivery apparatus for a wall-type automated-teller machine, wherein bills can be smoothly transferred between the cash handling part and the cash receiving part, the number of bills requested by a user can be delivered at a time, and bills untaken due to a user's mistake or carelessness can be separately recovered and stored to enable the machine to be used continuously.

Bill delivery apparatus for wall-type automated-teller machine

Disclosed is a currency note feeding apparatus for a currency note handling machine capable of stably feeding currency note by use of a single belt guiding upper and lower surfaces of the currency note, and driving upper and lower belts of the single belt by use of one motor. The currency note feeding apparatus includes a currency note feeding belt assembly including an upper feeding belt coupled to a first drive pulley and a first following pulley for guiding an upper center of the currency note, and a lower feeding belt coupled to a second drive pulley and a second following pulley for guiding a lower center of the currency note, a drive unit coupled to a drive shaft of a drive motor for transferring driving of the motor to the first drive pulley and the second drive pulley, and a currency note feeding guide installed to both sides of the currency note feeding belt assembly and contacting with upper and lower surfaces of the currency note which is not contacted with the currency note feeding belt assembly to guide feeding of the currency note. The currency note feeding apparatus reduces costs of manufacturing the machine, and the feeding speed of the belt is easily controlled.

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Gyunggi do, South Korea

Jin Hyuk Ahn