Bill processing apparatus

Abstract

There is a shutter part (21) that opens and closes the banknote conveying path (6), and a stacking part (11) that deposits the banknotes guided along the banknote conveying path (6) into the banknote storage part (4). In the banknote handling device, there is a drive unit (41) that drives the shutter unit (21) and the stacker unit (11) through a single drive unit (stack motor 42), and the drive unit (41) has a drive unit (42) that drives the shutter unit ( 21) the first drive part (the front end 45a of the stacking link 45) and the second drive part (the protruding surface 45b of the stacking link 45) that drives the stacker (11), for the first drive part and the second drive The operation of at least one of the driving parts among the parts is provided with a non-operating area in which the shutter part (21) or the stacking part (11) does not operate.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to a banknote processing device used in automatic vending machines, money changers, pachinko machines, metal coin machines, and the like (hereinafter referred to as "automatic vending machines, etc."). Background technique [0002] A banknote processing device that judges the authenticity of the inserted banknotes and collects and stores only the banknotes judged to be genuine is installed in the main body of a machine such as an automatic vending machine that handles banknotes (including passes, etc.). [0003] This conventional banknote processing device has: the banknote that is put in from the banknote input port is conveyed along the banknote conveying path, and the banknote conveying mechanism that temporarily stores the banknote in the middle of the banknote conveying path at the same time; A banknote identification unit for authenticity; a shutter mechanism for opening and closing a banknote transport path based on...

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Problems solved by technology

[0017] In the above-mentioned conventional banknote handling apparatus 100, as shown in FIG. The station 112 closes the end of the banknote conveying path 116, so that the banknotes to be temporarily stored cannot be guided into the banknote storage path area 110

[0018] That is, in the conventional banknote handling apparatus, the banknote storing passage area 110 cannot be used as a part of the passage for temporarily storing banknotes.

[0019] Therefore, the path length of the banknote conveying path 116 needs to be formed as a path length necessary for temporarily storing the banknotes, that is, at least the path length S of the length in the banknote longitudinal direction is required. For this reason, there is a banknote processing device 100 upscaling the problem

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