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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Oct. 30, 2012
Filed:
Jan. 14, 2010
Mark B. Renz, Arlington Heights, IL (US);
Alan T. Lynch, Elk Grove Village, IL (US);
Robert B. Fitzgerald, Lombard, IL (US);
Stanley P. Sakowski, Hanover Park, IL (US);
Curtis W. Hallowell, Palatine, IL (US);
Mark B. Renz, Arlington Heights, IL (US);
Alan T. Lynch, Elk Grove Village, IL (US);
Robert B. Fitzgerald, Lombard, IL (US);
Stanley P. Sakowski, Hanover Park, IL (US);
Curtis W. Hallowell, Palatine, IL (US);
Cummins-Allison Corp., Mt. Prospect, IL (US);
Abstract
An angled arrangement of a currency document handling device and a second unit and an angle arrangement of two currency document handling devices, components of the same, and methods of coupling and using the same. For example, a currency document processing system for processing currency documents including currency bills comprises a currency handling device, a first currency document receiving unit, and a first angular transport unit. The first currency document receiving unit is adapted to receive at least some bills processed by the currency handling device. The first angular transport unit is adapted to receive bills from the currency handling device and transport bills to the first currency document receiving unit. The angular transport unit is adapted to be coupled between the currency handling device and the first currency document receiving unit such that the currency handling device and the first currency document receiving units are angled relative to each other such as by ninety degrees (90°).