Kabushiki Kaisha Nippon Conlux

Tetsuro Kikuchi

Yuichi Sakamoto

Yukio Ito

Shigeru Yasuda

Kenji Nakajima

Tadashi Hatamachi

Masato Yagi

Tadahiro Iwai

Nobuyuki Iida

A paper sheet processing device that accommodates various types of paper sheet performs a smooth accommodating action by accurately performing a full-state detection action in respect of the accommodated paper sheets. Full-state detecting unit of the paper sheet container (paper money container) stores current values exceeding a reference value as detection signals a, b, c and, of the stored detection signals a, b, c, determines that the stacker constituting a paper sheet accommodating section is full based on the detection signal c stored in the substantially latter half period K&prime; of the paper sheet accommodating action period T&prime; by the paper money guiding unit

Sheet container

In a cleaning sheet for cleaning a bill identification unit comprising bill identification sensors, a brush part is formed on the surface of a main sheet body of the cleaning sheet so that when the brush part passes through bill identification sensors, the brush part cleans the bill identification sensors and concave portions where the bill identification sensors are embedded so that even a non-contact type bill identification sensor disposed slightly retreated from the surface of a bill transporting route can be cleaned.

Cleaning sheet for cleaning bill identification unit

A surface of an optical sensor which faces on a paper money transport path is covered by transparent antistatic covers in order to prevent to as great an extent as possible the adhering of dust and dirt to the optical sensor.

Paper money identification device

A coin handling device, as a first invention, comprising a cable (,), a liquid guide means (,) for guiding liquid falling via a cable guide hole (,) into a device body (,), a liquid storing means (,) and a liquid discharging means (,). A coin handling device, as a second invention, wherein a coin selection unit (,) comprising a coin guide means (,), a liquid collecting means (,) and a liquid discharging means (,) is equipped with a liquid flow-in means (,) for allowing liquid falling via the coin guide means (,) to flow into those portions of the coin selection unit (,) other than the liquid sorting means (,), a liquid passing means (,) and a liquid flowout means (,) for continuously feeding the passed liquid to the liquid discharging means (,).

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Tsurugashima, Japan

Tetsuro Kikuchi