Kabushiki Kaisha Nippon Conlux

Kabushiki Kaisha Nippon Coinco

Mitsugu Mikami

Kenji Nakajima

Kenji Nishiumi

Tadashi Hatamachi

Yukio Ito

Takahiro Hayashi

Yoshikazu Mori

Makoto Yamamoto

Osamu Kobayashi

Yasuyuki Kodama

Koji Yukimoto

Yukichi Hayashi

Toshihiko Kasuya

Takeshi Ishida

Eiji Itako

Takashi Ono

Shinichi Kosugi

Masato Yagi

Tsunehiro Aso

Jun Ishii

Yonezou Furuya

Kougi Yukimoto

Takeshi Isida

Takashi Imaisumi

A coin processing device, which ascertains genuine or counterfeit nature and denomination of inserted coins, accommodates coins that have been ascertained to be genuine according to denomination and pays out the accommodated coins via a coin pay-out slot according to amount of change, includes a coin-type IC card processor for ascertaining genuine or counterfeit nature of inserted coin-type IC cards, performing input and output of information into and from coin-type IC card that have been ascertained to be genuine and discharging the coin-type IC cards from the coin pay-out slot, whereby the coin processing device processes both the coins and coin-type IC cards.

Coin processing device

A coin detaining portion for temporarily detaining inserted coins passing through a coin sorting passage is situated adjacent to the denomination separating portion situated at the farthest upstream location of the coin sorting passage having arranged therein a plurality of denomination separating portions for separating inserted coins identified as genuine into different coin passages on the basis of their denomination.

A coin processing device ( ) comprises a first sorting component ( ) disposed downstream from a coin detaining component ( ), for sorting into a return passage ( ) and a coin storage component ( ) any coins A that have been temporarily detained by the coin detaining component ( ), and a second sorting component ( ) disposed downstream from the first sorting component ( ), for sorting into the coin storage component ( ) and a cashbox any coins A that have been sorted into the coin storage component ( ) by the first sorting component ( ).

In a coin payout device, a coin supporting member ( ) made of a resilient material is provided such that, when the payout slide ( ) moves into the coin payout position, the coin supporting member ( ) projects into the bottom face of a coin tube ( ) and supports the bottom face of the coins (C) remaining within the coin tube ( )

Coin payout device

A bill identification device ( ) is disposed in the vertical portion ( ) of a bill transporting route ( ) that comprises a horizontal portion ( ) connected to a bill slot ( ) and a vertical portion ( ) rising up substantially in a vertical direction from the downstream end of the horizontal portion ( ) whereby the drop in genuineness identification capability for an inserted bill can be prevented as much as possible even if a liquid such as salt water is poured into the bill slot ( ).

Apparatus for processing paper money

A coin-processing device allowing simple maintenance and inspection, wherein a bottom base (,) constituting a coin payout section (,) of a processing device (,) is installed slidably with respect to the device main unit (,) from the front face (,) thereof.

Coin-processing device

Coin dispenser, wherein a change slide (,) for controlling the dispensation and non-dispensation of coins is turned when the coins are dispensed, and then stored in a change slide storage hole (,) formed inside a payout link (,), whereby depthwise length of the coin dispenser is reduced to the smallest possible level.

Coin dispenser

A bill processor having pivotally supported parts for easy maintenance. The bill processor includes a machine body, a bill conveyer disposed in the body for conveying a bill along a bill passage, and a front mask having a bill insertion port and disposed on the front of the body. The bill processor also has a bill identification device disposed on the bill passage for determining the genuineness of the inserted bills, as well as a bill stacker. In one bill processor, the conveyer is supported via a shaft to be freely pivotable toward the front of the machine body, and a front mask is supported to be freely pivotable with respect to the machine body. In another bill processor, a support structure is provided for supporting the machine body including the conveyer and the bill stacker so the machine body is freely pivotably supported with respect to the front mask and freely detachably engaged to the front mask. A pivot stopper structure is provided and includes a pivot guiding groove formed on the front mask and a shaft protruding from the machine body and inserted in the pivot guiding groove for adjusting a pivot angle of the machine body with respect to the front mask, and a notch on the front mask for guiding the shaft into the pivot guiding groove.

Bill processor

A coin processing device has a coin storage system including a plurality of coin tubes, linking devices formed on each of the coin tubes that inter-link adjacent coin tubes. The coin tubes are separately formed and detachably inter-linked with one another by the linking devices formed on the coin tubes.

Coin processing device with improved coin storage system

If the number of returned bills is two or more, the returned bills are identified as abnormally returned bills by an abnormally returned bill detecter, and predetermined abnormal-state processing is accomplished by performing control operations using an abnormality processor. If a bill has jammed in the bill conveying channel, information concerning the direction in which the bill has jammed is stored in the bill jamming direction memory unit of the control unit, and, as a result of control operations performed by the bill reverse-direction conveyance control unit of the control unit, the bill is conveyed in the direction opposite to the bill jamming direction stored in the bill jamming direction memory unit when the bill jammed in the bill conveying channel is to be removed. A shutter that opens and closes the bill conveying channel is also installed and the shutter is driven via a gear transmission comprising a worm gear that develops considerable frictional force between the engaged gears and has a high reduction rate as viewed from the motor side, and a worm wheel that engages the worm gear.

Bill processing device

In a coin processing device in accordance with the first aspect of the present invention, coin storage means (4) comprises a plurality of coin tubes (10, 11, 12, 13) which are separately formed, and linking means (30) which is formed for each one of the coin tubes (10, 11, 12, 13) and inter-links adjacent coin tubes. In a coin processing device in accordance with the second aspect of the present invention, coin storage means (64) comprises integrated type coin tubes (74) where a plurality of coin tubes are integrated into one unit, and adapter tubes (80, 81, 82) which are inserted in each one of the plurality of coin tubes (71, 72, 73) for changing the internal diameters thereof.

Coin processing device with adaptive storage

A bill processor for use in a bill handling machine comprises a first bill transport passage for guiding a bill inserted in a direction substantially perpendicular to the longitudinal direction of bills stacked in a stacker toward substantially middle of interior of the main body of the bill handling machine, and a second bill transport passage for guiding the bill from the termination end of the first bill transport passage along the longitudinal direction of the stacked bills, wherein the first bill transport passage is formed in a meandering form along the longitudinal direction of the stacked bills, whereby the depth of the bill processor can be made small.

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Kawagoe, Japan

Mitsugu Mikami