Laurel Bank Machine Co., Ltd.

Kyoichi Osako

Eiichi Kokubo

Junichi Arikawa

Takashi Shinozaki

Makoto Yamazaki

Kowichi Goi

Shinichi Imura

Hiroshi Emori

Isamu Uchida, Deceased

Hiroshi Hongou

Osamu Miyazaki

Akira Hirata

Toshiaki Ito

Eiichi Yoshikawa

Kazuyuki Seki

Mizuo Oshita

By Chigusa Fujii, Heiress

A bill paying machine is disposed between two operators to be used in common by them. The bill paying machine comprises a machine body and a door openably mounted on the front portion of the machine. Disposed inside the machine body are bill containers for holding bills therein, a drawing-out or paying-out device for paying out bills from the bill containers, and a transport device for feeding the bills to the front door. The front door comprises two paying outlets and a distributing device for receiving the bills from the transport device of the machine body and directing the bills to one of two paying outlets in accordance with an instruction by an operator.

Bill paying machine

An automatic money receiving and disbursing machine having the functions of receiving money from customers and disbursing money to customers from a box disposed within the machine. The machine is provided with a circulation path in communication with a transacting section to receive or disburse the notes therethrough. A portion of the circulation path is in communication with the disbursing box for receiving the notes disbursed from the disbursing box. Another portion of the circulation path is in communication with a note receiving box. A discrimination section is provided in the circulation path to discriminate the notes received or the notes disbursed. In the disbursing mode, when an abnormal note is found by discrimination, all the notes are discriminated again by passing the notes through the discrimination section via the circulation path.

Automatic money receiving and disbursing machine

An automatic money receiving and disbursing machine has two dealing openings through one of which the notes are received in the machine or disbursed from the machine. A discriminating section is provided for discriminating the received notes or the disbursed notes. Discrimination made through the discriminating section is made in a high grade or in a low grade. Two accumulating sections are provided between two dealing openings on a delivery section. These accumulating sections are used to temporarily store the notes. A receiving and disbursing box is provided for receipt of a specific kind of note. A disbursing box and a reject box are also provided.

A coin discharge machine wherein a plurality of discharge passages separated from each other by a partition or partitions and communicated with dropping outlets corresponding to cartridges are provided, and more preferably, a carton having a plurality of receiving chambers at least partially separated from each other by partition or partitions is further provided. The chambers are disposed under and correspondingly to the respective discharge passages.

Coin discharge machine and partitioned carton

There is provided a paper sheet dispenser of the type from which several different kinds of sheet material are dispensed. The paper sheet dispenser of the invention is provided with a discriminator for comparing the total number of paper sheets to be dispensed with the upper limit number which can be dispensed at one time to develop a branch instruction that the operations be carried out according to a branch program when the former-mentioned number is not less than the upper limit number. According to the branch program, paper sheets are divided into two or more groups in such a manner that paper sheets of any one kind are never divided into two fragmental segments to avoid confusion. On the other hand, when the total number of paper sheets to be dispensed is less than the upper limit number, paper sheets of every designated kind are dispensed collectively at one time. It is possible to instruct that a single kind of paper sheet be dispensed at a time.

Paper sheet dispenser

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Tokyo, Japan

Kyoichi Osako