TWM662375U - A banknote collector that can remove stuck banknotes - Google Patents

Abstract

A bill collecting machine capable of removing a bill jam comprises a bill input module and a bill storage module. The bill input module comprises a first housing and a bill conveying mechanism, wherein the first housing has a bill input port, a bill output port, a bill conveying path and a back cover, and the bill conveying mechanism is arranged in the first housing and located between the bill input port and the bill output port, and the bill conveying path connects the bill input port and the bill output port. The bill storage module comprises a second housing, and the second housing is combined with the bill input module. A paper bill enters the first housing from the bill inlet and is conveyed by the bill conveying mechanism and enters the second housing through the bill outlet. The back cover constitutes a part of the bill conveying path and is detachably arranged on the first housing.

Description

A banknote collector that can remove stuck banknotes

This work is related to the technical field of banknote collecting equipment, in particular to a banknote collecting machine that can remove stuck banknotes.

Automatic payment devices are currently widely installed in various places where fees need to be collected, such as parking lots or vending machines for various products. In existing bill collectors, if bills are squeezed and become wrinkled after being fed in from the bill inlet and get stuck in the conveying channel, the outer casing of the bill collector must be disassembled or the bill storage box must be removed to remove the bills, which is quite inconvenient.

In view of this, the purpose of the present invention is to provide a bill collector that can eliminate bill jams, which solves the problem of bill jams in the prior art that the outer shell of the bill collector can be easily disassembled at the position where the bill is most likely to be jammed to remove the bill, thereby solving the problem of bill jams.

An embodiment of the invention of a money collecting machine capable of eliminating money jams includes a money input module and a money storage module. The money input module includes a first housing and a money conveying mechanism. The first housing has a money input port, a money output port, a money conveying path and a back cover. The money conveying mechanism is arranged in the first housing and located between the money input port and the money output port. The money conveying path connects the money input port and the money output port. The money storage module includes a second housing, which is combined with the money input module. A paper bill enters the first housing from the bill inlet and is conveyed by the bill conveying mechanism and enters the second housing through the bill outlet. The back cover constitutes a part of the bill conveying path and is detachably arranged on the first housing.

In another embodiment, the bill conveying path includes an inclined section, a horizontal section and an arc section, the horizontal section is located between the inclined section and the arc section, the inclined section is connected to the bill inlet, the arc section is connected to the bill outlet, the height of the bill inlet is greater than the height of the horizontal section, and the height of the horizontal section is greater than the height of the bill outlet.

In another embodiment, the bill conveying mechanism includes a first conveyor belt and a second conveyor belt, the first conveyor belt is arranged at the horizontal section of the bill conveying path, the second conveyor belt is arranged at the bill outlet, and the paper bills are conveyed by the first conveyor belt and the second conveyor belt.

In another embodiment, the first shell further has a back cover, which is detachably connected to the first shell and forms an arc section of the bill conveying path and the bill outlet. The back cover includes a first connecting portion, an arc portion and a second connecting portion. The first connecting portion and the second connecting portion are respectively arranged on opposite sides of the arc portion. The first connecting portion is connected to the first shell, and the second connecting portion is connected to the first shell.

In another embodiment, the arcuate portion constitutes an arcuate segment of the bill conveying path.

In another embodiment, the back cover further includes at least one first conveying roller and at least one pressure-attached elastic sheet, the first conveying roller is arranged at the first joint portion and is arranged opposite to the first conveying belt of the banknote conveying mechanism, and the pressure-attached elastic sheet is arranged at the arc portion.

In another embodiment, the arc-shaped portion of the back cover has at least one receiving groove, and the press-attached elastic sheet is disposed in the receiving groove.

In another embodiment, one end of the pressure-attached elastic sheet is fixed to the bottom of the receiving groove.

In another embodiment, the banknote conveying mechanism further includes at least one second conveying roller, which is arranged in the arc section of the banknote conveying path and is arranged opposite to the arc portion of the back cover, and the pressure-attached elastic sheet abuts against the second conveying roller.

The invention's bill collector capable of eliminating bill jams has a detachable back cover at the position where bill jams are most likely to occur. When paper bills are squeezed and block the bill conveying path, the jammed bills can be easily removed by removing the back cover.

Please refer to FIG. 1, which shows an embodiment of the present invention's bill collecting machine capable of eliminating bill jams. The present embodiment's bill collecting machine capable of eliminating bill jams 1 includes a bill entry module 10 and a bill storage module 20. The bill entry module 10 includes a first housing 11 and a bill conveying mechanism 12. The bill storage module 20 includes a second housing 21. The bill storage module 20 is detachably assembled to the bill entry module 10.

The first housing 11 has a bill inlet 111, a bill outlet 112 and a bill conveying path 114. The bill conveying mechanism 12 is disposed in the first housing 11 and located between the bill inlet 111 and the bill outlet 112. Two ends of the bill conveying path 114 are connected to the bill inlet 111 and the bill outlet 112 respectively.

Please refer to Figures 2, 3 and 4. The bill conveying path 114 of the first housing 11 connects the bill inlet 111 and the bill outlet 112. The bill conveying path 114 includes an inclined section 1141, a horizontal section 1142 and an arc section 1143. The horizontal section 1142 is located between the inclined section 1141 and the arc section 1143. The inclined section 1141 is connected to the bill inlet 111, and the arc section 1143 is connected to the bill outlet 112. The height of the bill inlet 111 is greater than the height of the horizontal section 1142, and the height of the horizontal section 1142 is greater than the height of the bill outlet 112.

The first shell 11 has a back cover 115, which is detachably connected to the first shell 11 and forms the arc section 1143 and the bill outlet 112 of the bill conveying path 114. The back cover 115 includes a first connecting portion 1151, an arc section 1152 and a second connecting portion 1153. The first connecting portion 1151 and the second connecting portion 1153 are respectively arranged on opposite sides of the arc section 1152. The first connecting portion 1151 is connected to the top of the first shell 11, and the second connecting portion 1153 is connected to the back side of the first shell 11. The arc section 1152 constitutes the arc section 1143 of the bill conveying path 114.

The back cover 115 further includes a plurality of first conveying rollers 1154 and a plurality of pressure-attaching elastic sheets 1155. The first conveying rollers 1154 are disposed on the first coupling portion 1151, and the pressure-attaching elastic sheets 1155 are disposed on the arc portion 1152. The arc portion 1152 of the back cover 115 has a plurality of receiving grooves 1155a. One end of the pressure-attaching elastic sheet 1155 is fixed in the receiving groove 1155a by bolts, and the other end is a free end, so that the pressure-attaching elastic sheet 1155 can be pressed onto the paper bill by generating elastic deformation.

The bill conveying mechanism 12 includes a first conveying belt 121 and a second conveying belt 122. The first conveying belt 121 is horizontally arranged at the horizontal section 1142 of the bill conveying path 114, and the second conveying belt 122 is vertically arranged at the bill outlet 112. The first conveying belt 121 and the second conveying belt 122 are driven by a motor and a gear set respectively. The first conveying roller 1154 is arranged opposite to the first conveying belt 121. The bill conveying mechanism 12 further includes a plurality of second conveying rollers 123. The second conveying rollers 123 are arranged at the arc section 1143 of the bill conveying path 114 and opposite to the arc section 1152 of the back cover 115. The pressure-attached elastic sheet 1155 abuts against the second conveying roller 123.

Please refer to Figures 5 and 6. A paper bill B enters the first housing 11 from the bill inlet 111 and is conveyed by the first conveyor belt 121 of the bill conveying mechanism 12 and the first conveyor roller 1154 of the back cover 115 through the inclined section 1141 and the horizontal section 1142 of the bill conveying path 114 to enter the arc section 1143. The paper bill B is pressed onto the second conveyor roller 123 by the pressing spring 1155 in the arc section 1143, and is conveyed by the second conveyor belt 122 through the bill outlet 112 to enter the second housing 21 and enter the bill storage space 212 through the second coupling frame 211. The bill storage pressing plate 22 presses the paper bill B onto the second coupling frame 211.

As shown in FIG6 , when the bill B passes through the arc segment 1143, it is easy for the bill B to be squeezed in the arc segment 1143 due to the wrinkles of the bill B. Therefore, when the bill B is squeezed and blocked in the arc segment 1143, the user can remove the back cover 115 and then take out the squeezed bill B from the arc segment 1143 to eliminate the problem of the bill conveying path 114 being blocked by the squeezing of the bill B.

The invention's bill collector capable of eliminating bill jams has a detachable back cover at the position where bill jams are most likely to occur. When paper bills are squeezed and block the bill conveying path, the jammed bills can be easily removed by removing the back cover.

However, what is described above is only the preferred embodiment of the present invention, and it cannot be used to limit the scope of implementation of the present invention. That is, all simple equivalent changes and modifications made according to the scope of the patent application and the novel description of the present invention are still within the scope of the patent of the present invention. In addition, any embodiment or patent application of the present invention does not have to achieve all the purposes, advantages or features disclosed by the present invention. In addition, the abstract and title are only used to assist in searching for patent documents, and are not used to limit the scope of rights of the present invention. In addition, the terms "first", "second", etc. mentioned in this specification or patent application are only used to name the element or distinguish different embodiments or scopes, and are not used to limit the upper or lower limit of the number of elements.

1: Bill collector capable of removing stuck bills 10: Bill input module 11: First housing 12: Bill conveying mechanism 20: Bill storage module 21: Second housing 111: Bill input port 112: Bill output port 114: Bill conveying path 115: Back cover 121: First conveyor belt 122: Second conveyor belt 123: Second conveyor roller 1141: Inclined section 1142: Horizontal section 1143: Arc section 1151: First joint 1152: Arc section 1153: Second joint 1154: First conveyor roller 1155: Attached spring 1155a: Storage slot B: Paper bill

FIG1 is a three-dimensional diagram of an embodiment of the present invention's bill collector capable of eliminating bill jams. FIG2 is a three-dimensional exploded diagram of the first shell and back cover of the bill entry module of the bill collector capable of eliminating bill jams of FIG1. FIG3 is a three-dimensional diagram of the back cover of the first shell of the bill entry module of the present invention's bill collector capable of eliminating bill jams. FIG4 is a cross-sectional diagram of a partial structure of the bill entry module of the present invention's bill collector capable of eliminating bill jams. FIG5 is a cross-sectional diagram of a paper bill being placed in the bill entry module from the bill entry port. FIG6 is a schematic diagram of removing the back cover to take out the paper bill after the paper bill is stuck in the bill conveying path.

10: Cash deposit module

12: Banknote delivery agency

111: Cash inlet

112: Money Outlet

115: Back cover

122: Second conveyor belt

123: Second conveyor roller

Claims (9)

A bill collecting machine capable of removing stuck bills comprises: A bill input module (10), comprising a first housing (11) and a bill conveying mechanism (12), wherein the first housing (11) has a bill input port (111), a bill output port (112), a bill conveying path (114) and a back cover (115), wherein the bill conveying mechanism (12) is disposed in the first housing (11) and located between the bill input port (111) and the bill output port (112), and the bill conveying path (114) connects the bill input port (111) and the bill output port (112); and A bill storage module (20) has a second housing (21) which is coupled to the first housing of the bill input module (10); wherein a paper bill (B) enters the first housing (11) from the bill input port (111) and is conveyed by the bill conveying mechanism (12) in the bill conveying path (114) and enters the second housing (21) through the bill output port (112); wherein the back cover (115) constitutes a part of the bill conveying path (114), and the back cover (115) is detachably disposed on the first housing (11). A banknote collecting machine capable of removing stuck banknotes as described in claim 1, wherein the banknote conveying path (114) includes an inclined section (1141), a horizontal section (1142) and an arc section (1143), the horizontal section (1142) is located between the inclined section (1141) and the arc section (1143), the inclined section (1141) is connected to the banknote input port (111), the arc section (1143) is connected to the banknote output port (112), the height of the banknote input port (111) is greater than the height of the horizontal section (1142), and the height of the horizontal section (1142) is greater than the height of the banknote output port (112). A banknote collecting machine capable of eliminating banknote jams as described in claim 2, wherein the banknote conveying mechanism (12) includes a first conveyor belt (121) and a second conveyor belt (122), the first conveyor belt (121) being arranged on the horizontal section (1142) of the banknote conveying path (114), the second conveyor belt (122) being arranged on the banknote outlet (112), and the paper banknotes are conveyed by the first conveyor belt (121) and the second conveyor belt (122). A banknote collecting machine capable of eliminating banknote jams as described in claim 2, wherein the back cover (115) constitutes the arc section (1143) and the banknote outlet (112) of the banknote conveying path (114), the back cover (115) includes a first coupling portion (1151), an arc portion (1152) and a second coupling portion (1153), the first coupling portion (1151) and the second coupling portion (1153) being respectively arranged on opposite sides of the arc portion (1152), the first coupling portion (1151) being coupled to the first shell (11), and the second coupling portion (1153) being coupled to the first shell (11). A coin collecting machine capable of removing stuck coins as described in claim 4, wherein the arcuate portion (1152) constitutes a part of the arcuate segment (1143) of the coin conveying path (114). A banknote collector capable of eliminating banknote jams as described in claim 4, wherein the back cover (115) further includes at least one first conveying roller (1154) and at least one pressure-attached elastic sheet (1155), wherein the first conveying roller (1154) is disposed on the first joint portion (1151) and is disposed opposite to a first conveying belt (121) of the banknote conveying mechanism (12), and the pressure-attached elastic sheet (1155) is disposed on the arc portion (1152). The bill collector capable of eliminating stuck bills as described in claim 6, wherein the arcuate portion (1152) of the back cover has at least one receiving groove (1155a), and the press-attached elastic sheet (1155) is disposed in the receiving groove (1155a). A bill collector capable of removing stuck bills as described in claim 7, wherein one end of the press-attached elastic sheet (1155) is fixed to the bottom of the receiving groove (1155a). A banknote collecting machine capable of eliminating banknote jams as described in claim 6, wherein the banknote conveying mechanism (12) further includes at least one second conveying roller (123), the second conveying roller (123) being arranged on the arc section (1143) of the banknote conveying path (114) and being arranged opposite to the arc section (1152) of the back cover (115), and the pressure-attached spring sheet (1155) abuts against the second conveying roller (123).

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