Lecip Holdings Corporation

Lecip Corporation

Takeshi Matsuno

Kenji Kimoto

Yasuhiro Suzuki

Yoshihiro Nishizawa

Jun Ishida

Masahiko Naganawa

Nobuaki Watanabe

Fare collection machine

Provided is a coinage identification device (), comprising: a coinage sorting device (A), which is configured to further comprise a first coinage guidance unit (), and a second coinage guidance unit () which moves between a narrowing location which is close to the first coinage guidance unit () and a widening location which is separated from the first coinage guidance unit (), and to cause a plurality of coins to fall in batches of a defined number from between the first coinage guidance unit () and the second coinage guidance unit (); and a coinage intake () which is disposed below the first coinage guidance unit () and the second coinage guidance unit (), and which accepts the coins which fall from between the first coinage guidance unit () and the second coinage guidance unit (). When a coin is jammed between the first coinage guidance unit () and the second coinage guidance unit (), the coinage sorting device (A) moves the second coinage guidance unit () from the narrowing location to the widening location, thereby widening the space between the first coinage guidance unit () and the second coinage guidance unit () and causing the jammed coin to fall. The coinage identification device further comprises a shutter unit () which covers the coinage intake () when the second coinage guidance unit () is positioned in the widening location.

Coinage identification device

A safe unlocking machine is provided with: an operation direction switching mechanism for selectively switching between a first direction allowance state in which only the operation of an operation unit in the first direction is allowed, and a second direction allowance state in which only the operation of the operation unit in the second direction is allowed; detectors for detecting the action of the safe unlocking machine and generating a detection signal; and a switching controller for controlling an operation direction switching mechanism on the basis of the detection signal from the detectors and thereby selectively setting the direction of movement of the operation unit to the first direction or the second direction.

Safe unlocking machine

A safe unlocking machine includes a currency container that may be moved into and out of a container unit. The currency container includes a coin inlet, a bill inlet, and a lock-incorporated shutter that opens and closes a tag. When the shutter is operated to open, RFID wireless verification is performed between an antenna located in the container unit and the tag of the currency container. When predetermined conditions including accomplishment of the RFID verification are satisfied, rotation of a receiver handle is permitted. When the receiver handle is rotated once, a safe main body of a safe, which is located in the safe unlocking machine, is solely moved rearward. The currency in the safe main body falls down due to its own weight and is stored in the currency container.

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Motosu, Japan

Takeshi Matsuno