Omron Tateisi Electronics Co.

International Business Machines Corporation

Omron Tateisi Elec.

Masato Nishikawa

Ryuichi Onomoto

Hiroshi Fujikura

Sachiro Arimoto

Masaji Ishida

Masahiro Fujimoto

Atsushi Mizoguchi

Yoshinobu Haruna

Isamu Azuchi

A bill handling apparatus which has a bill discharge outlet (13) for discharging instructed kinds of and instructed number of bills and which is to be shared between two tellers respectively located on the right and left sides thereof is provided with at least two receive members (42, 43) disposed in the left and right portions. The members are movable in the forward and backward directions and are used to receive discharge bills. If the teller who receives the discharged bills is on the left side, the receive member on the right side is proceeded; whereas, if the teller who receives the discharged bills is on the right side, the receive member on the left side is advanced. As a result, the bills discharged onto the receive members are inclined toward the left or right, which enables the teller on the left or right side to easily take out the bills.

Bill handler

A paper let-out apparatus is provided which includes a paper accommodating section for holding paper, such as bills, on a bottom plate such that the paper is inclined slightly from vertically standing state. The apparatus includes a fixed receivng plate and a pushing member for urging accommodated paper toward the receiving plate. The receiving plate is formed with a window, and a let-out roller is provided outside the paper accommodating section so that the roller faces the window. A friction member is provided to the let-out roller at a portion of the periphery thereof such that the friction member projects outwardly radially beyond the periphery thereof. As the let-out roller is driven to rotate, the friction member enters the paper accommodating section through the window to be in contact with the endmost or first paper sheet thereby letting out the same due to frictional force.

Paper let-out apparatus

An apparatus having a pushing tray in a note storage compartment. The pushing tray moves downwardly to provide enough space to store notes smoothly. During a delivery operation, a gate lever compresses the stored notes to a predetermined pressure against the pushing tray, allowing the stored notes, even crumpled, to be delivered smoothly one after another.

Note storing apparatus

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Kyoto, Japan

Masato Nishikawa