Equipment for processing paper-like material

A material processing and paper technology, applied in the field of 03], can solve the problems of position displacement and expansion

Inactive Publication Date: 2003-04-16
KK TOSHIBA
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When the correcting arm is kept in the same position, there is a problem that if

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[0094] Refer below Figure 4 with Figure 7 as well as Figure 8 The flowchart shown in is an explanation of the correcting operation by the first correcting mechanism 32 of the attitude correcting device 11 in the above structure.

[0095] Assume now that there is a banknote P delivered to the first correction mechanism through the delivery path 7 Figure 7 The horizontal deflection angle α and shift ΔS shown in solid line.

[0096] In this state, the controller 90 outputs a control signal to the posture correction controller 97 when the banknote P is judged to be fed to the first correction mechanism 32 according to a detection signal from a sensor (not shown) on the conveyor. Then the attitude correction controller 97 drives and controls the stepping motor 54 of the first correction mechanism 32 (step 1). As a result, the rubber rollers 37a, 37b, 38a, and 38b of the first correcting mechanism 32 rotate in the conveying direction at a peripheral speed equal to the convey...

no. 2 example

[0130] Whether the correction process should be executed or prohibited will be described below on the basis of the gap between the preceding banknote P and the current banknote P in the posture correcting device 11 .

[0131] The posture correction controller 97 judges the trailing edge of the preceding bill P and the leading edge of the current bill P based on the detection signal from the posture detecting bill P, and judges the gap (space) between the preceding bill P and the present bill P based on the judgment. .

[0132] In addition, instead of the signal from the posture detection sensor 70 , a detection signal from a transportation detection sensor (not shown) provided upstream of the posture correction controller 97 on the transportation path 7 may be used.

[0133] Refer below Figure 10 The flow chart shown in illustrates the attitude correction judgment operation.

[0134] Such as Figure 11 As shown, first, the case where there is a gap (space) g1 between the c...

no. 3 example

[0148] Next, in the attitude correcting device 11, it will be explained whether the displacement correction operation is performed on the basis of the gap (space) between the previous banknote P and the current banknote P and the displacement direction of the banknotes P1 and P2 or the correction operation is prohibited. .

[0149] In this case, the attitude correction controller 97 judges the trailing edge of the front banknote P1 and the leading edge of the rear banknote P2, and judges the gap (space) between the front banknote P1 and the current banknote P2 on the basis of the judgment. .

[0150] The attitude correction controller 97 further judges the displacement amount ΔS on the basis of the detection signal issued by the attitude detection sensor 70 .

[0151] then refer to Figure 13 The flowchart shown in illustrates the calibration operation.

[0152] First, the attitude correction controller 97 judges the rear end of the front banknote P1 and the front end of th...

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Abstract

A paper-like materials processing apparatus brings the speed in the direction for conveying paper-like materials by a shift correction roller for moving paper-like materials at an angle based on a shift amount crossing the conveying direction of paper-like material agree with the conveying speed by a conveying mechanism.

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[0001] Cross References to Related Applications [0002] This application is based on and claims priority from prior Japanese Application No. 2001-290257 filed on September 21, 2001; the entire contents of which are incorporated herein by reference. Background of the invention [0003] The present invention relates to a paper material processing apparatus which processes paper materials taken out from a conveying path by detecting their characteristics, and more particularly, to a banknote acceptor which passes one by one from a conveying path Take out banknotes accurately, transport them, and detect features such as the type and orientation of banknotes, uniformly set the front / reverse and top / bottom and accumulate according to the type. [0004] A paper handling device in the case of a banknote acceptor. For example, multiple kinds of banknotes are mixedly inserted into the banknote receiving device, these inserted banknotes are taken out one by one from the conveyor, their...

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IPC IPC(8): B65H7/06B65H9/10
CPCB65H9/002B65H2701/1912B65H2511/242B65H2513/11B65H2557/24B65H2404/15212B65H2404/14212B65H2511/216B65H2220/09B65H2511/24B65H2220/01B65H2220/02
Inventor 川村重实平光功明
Owner KK TOSHIBA
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