Wincor Nixdorf International Gmbh

Siemens Nixdorf Informationssysteme Aktiengesellschaft

Nixdorf Computer Ag

Wincor Nixdorf Gmbh & Co. Kg

Ulrich Nottelmann

Guenter Holland-Letz

Peter Weigel

Paul Freitag

Martin Landwehr

Udo Tewes

Richard Duesterhus

Christian Fehrenbach

Heinz Ademmer

Reimund Selke

Wilfried Schnelle

Norbert Bischke

The invention relates to an apparatus for stacking vouchers that has at least one circumferential stacking belt (). The stacking belt () has a circumferential belt body and at least one tongue pair (to) provided outwardly on the belt body. The tongue pair (to) has a transport tongue (to) and a pressure tongue (to). The pressure tongue (to) and the transport tongue (to) are configured and disposed such that the pressure tongue (to) applies contact pressure to the transport tongue (to) in the direction of the belt body at least in a circumferential area of the stacking belt ().

Voucher stacking apparatus

The invention relates to an apparatus for aligning at least one voucher (to). The apparatus has first and second transport elements (toto) for transporting the voucher (to) on a transport plane () of a transport path. At least one first rotating transport element (toto) generates a driving force acting on the voucher (to) obliquely to the center axis () lying on the transport plane () of the transport path. At least one second rotating transport element (toto) generates a driving force acting on the voucher (to) parallel to the center axis (). At least one first drive unit (to) moves the first rotating transport element (toto) at least to the transport plane (). At least one second drive unit (to) moves the second rotating transport element (to) at least to the transport plane (). Further, the apparatus comprises a pressure unit () that applies a pressure force when in a pressure position to the voucher (to).

Apparatus for aligning vouchers

In the case of a dispensing unit for dispensing individual sheets, in particular banknotes, having a box-like container for accommodating a sheet stack, which can be moved with a stack end surface in the direction of the front end wall of the container, having an accommodating module for accommodating the container, and having a withdrawal device for withdrawing individual sheets from the stack end surface through a dispensing opening of the container, the withdrawl device having a drivable withdrawal roll, which is intended for butting against the stack end surface, a transporting roll, which is arranged parallel to the withdrawal roll and can be driven in the same direction as the latter, and a counter-rotating roll, which is assigned to the transporting roll, can be driven in the opposite direction to the latter and forms a nip with the transporting roll, at least the withdrawal roll is arranged within the container.

Dispensing unit for dispensing single sheets

A dispensing compartment for an automatic cash dispensing/depositing machine, having a base (,) and a removal opening which can be closed off by a closure flap (,), is designed as a module which can be inserted into the machine, comprising a frame (,) which has the removal opening and, arranged on said frame, the closure flap (,) which can be adjusted between its open position, in which it releases the removal opening, and its closed position, in which it closes off the removal opening, also comprising the compartment base (,), a stacking device (,) for setting down banknotes on the compartment base (,), a separating device (,) for drawing off banknotes from the compartment base (,), a first transporting path (,) for conveying banknotes from a first connection location of the module to the stacking device (,), a second transport path (,) for conveying banknotes from a second connection location (,) of the module to the stacking device (,), and a third transporting path (,) for conveying banknotes from the separating device (,) to the first connection location (,).

Cash drawer for an automatic teller

A dispensing device employs a mechanical touch sensor. The mechanical touch sensor includes a touching level with a magnet that generates a magnetic field and a Hall generator that interacts with the magnetic field to generate an output corresponding to a thickness of the sheet material for verifying a correct transport of the sheet material.

Method and device for verifying the correct transport of sheet material employing a mechanical touch sensor

System for dispensing sheet material, in particular security documents

A dispensing unit for paper currency includes a box-shaped currency container (14) with a circuit that stores an identification code and with a frame-like receptacle module (12) into which the currency container (14) can be inserted, and a contact arrangement (146) of the currency container (14) can be connected by a mating contact arrangement (148) mounted on the receptacle module (12) to a polling and control circuit that controls the opening or locking of the currency container (14). In order to permit polling of the circuit in the currency container (14) during the insertion movement, the mating contact arrangement (148) is adjustable in the direction of insertion (A) of the currency container (14). An adjustable locking element (166) which is mounted on receptacle module (12) or on the currency container (14) and can be controlled by the control system, engages a catch element (196) on the other part such that in the engaged position of the locking element (166) and the catch element (196), the currency container (14) is some distance away from a draw-off and single feed mechanism (22, 26) of the receptacle module such that opening of its closure (42) is possible.

Dispensing unit for paper currency

A control system for the pressing force created on the draw-off roller system (24) in a single-feed mechanism for sheet material (16) is described. This pressing force has an optimum value when the time required for the respective draw-off operation is the minimum amount. For a corresponding regulation, a time measurement is performed with successive draw-off operations. The times thus determined are evaluated, and if they are found to be the same, the value of the pressing force reached following regulation of a drive that produces the pressing force is retained.

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Bad Driburg, Germany

Ulrich Nottelmann