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WO2004051660A1 - Systeme antivol pour support enregistre - Google Patents

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WO2004051660A1
WO2004051660A1 PCT/AU2003/001614 AU0301614W WO2004051660A1 WO 2004051660 A1 WO2004051660 A1 WO 2004051660A1 AU 0301614 W AU0301614 W AU 0301614W WO 2004051660 A1 WO2004051660 A1 WO 2004051660A1
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Michael John Smit
Ricardo Santilli
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LOMIS INTERNATIONAL Pty Ltd
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    • G—PHYSICS
    • G11—INFORMATION STORAGE
    • G11B—INFORMATION STORAGE BASED ON RELATIVE MOVEMENT BETWEEN RECORD CARRIER AND TRANSDUCER
    • G11B23/00—Record carriers not specific to the method of recording or reproducing; Accessories, e.g. containers, specially adapted for co-operation with the recording or reproducing apparatus ; Intermediate mediums; Apparatus or processes specially adapted for their manufacture
    • G11B23/28—Indicating or preventing prior or unauthorised use, e.g. cassettes with sealing or locking means, write-protect devices for discs
    • G11B23/286—Antitheft arrangements, e.g. Electronic Article Surveillance [EAS] tags
    • G—PHYSICS
    • G11—INFORMATION STORAGE
    • G11B—INFORMATION STORAGE BASED ON RELATIVE MOVEMENT BETWEEN RECORD CARRIER AND TRANSDUCER
    • G11B33/00—Constructional parts, details or accessories not provided for in the other groups of this subclass
    • G11B33/02—Cabinets; Cases; Stands; Disposition of apparatus therein or thereon
    • G11B33/04—Cabinets; Cases; Stands; Disposition of apparatus therein or thereon modified to store record carriers
    • G11B33/0405—Cabinets; Cases; Stands; Disposition of apparatus therein or thereon modified to store record carriers for storing discs

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  • the present invention is generally directed to anti-theft systems for use in the retail and rental industries, and in particular to an anti-theft system for recorded video, audio or software mediums.
  • an anti-theft system for recorded video, audio or software mediums.
  • An electronic tag is usually provided on the security frame for this purpose. While this measure is more effective than the previously described theft prevention arrangements, it requires the store to hold a large number of the security frames and requires store personnel to load each case individually within such a security frame. This can add significantly to the overall running costs of the store. Also, these frames are relatively bulky and restrict the amount of product that can be displayed at any one time within the store.
  • the video rental industry is now also moving towards the rental of DVD video discs. These discs can be removed from the original cases and stored behind the counter. It would however be more convenient to leave the disc within the casing on the store shelf to eliminate the need to provide further storage provisions for the discs and to avoid the need for staff to have to locate the required disc from storage. The likelihood of theft of the disc is however greater because the customers will have access to the discs prior to rental.
  • cases be provided having a built in locking arrangement for preventing opening of the case prior to sale or rental.
  • the store would be provided with an unlocking system to allow opening of the case at the point of sale or rental.
  • the discs can be supplied to the store within such a locked case with the locking arrangement pre-installed.
  • the locking arrangement may be held within the store and that discs be supplied in unlocked cases, the store then locking the case.
  • the discs be provided in their normal case or other container, and then be loaded into the lockable case at the store.
  • an anti-theft case for recorded medium including: a case body having a first section and a second section hinged to said first section, and a locking member securable to the case body for preventing separation of the first and second sections of the case body; wherein the locking member includes at least one locking mechanism completely locatable within the case body when the locking member is secured thereto, the locking mechanism engaging the first and second sections of the case body when the locking member is secured thereto, to thereby prevent opening of the case.
  • the location of the locking mechanism completely within the case restricts any tampering with the locking mechanism by shoplifters or any unauthorised personnel.
  • the case may be used to contain recorded medium such as DVD video discs, CD audio discs or CD ROMs upon which software is recorded.
  • the case may be four-sided and may be relatively shallow in depth.
  • the first and second sections of the case body may respectively provide a top and bottom cover of the case body, and the disc or discs may be supported within one or both of the inner faces of the top and bottom covers.
  • the case may be dimensioned to comply with current standard sizes related to DVD video cases and may include transparent pockets dimensioned to suit standard movie slips used to cover the top and bottom covers and spine of existing non-secure cases. Providing a case according to the present invention with dimensions according to a standard sized non-secure case allows re-use of the currently used promotional slips in the transparent pockets.
  • the locking member may provide an opposing spine of the case when secured thereto.
  • the locking member preferably includes an elongate relatively narrow base section for providing the opposing spine of the case when secured to the case body.
  • the locking member may further include at least one arm member extending from the base section, the arm member being completely locatable within the case body when the locking member is secured thereto.
  • a pair of arm members are provided adjacent opposing ends of the base section.
  • the one or more arm member(s) may support a said locking mechanism which may include at least one locking spring.
  • Each locking spring may include an aperture for engaging a cooperating lug within the case body.
  • the lug may be formed as two lug sections, each lug section being mounted on one of the sections of the case body. When the case body is closed, the two lug sections are preferably located in closely adjacent or abutting relation to thereby form the lug to which the locking spring is engaged. While the locking spring is so engaged, the lug preferably protrudes through the aperture of the locking spring thus securing the first and second sections together.
  • Locking spring and cooperating lug arrangements may be provided at each end of the locking member and case body.
  • the engagement of the locking spring simultaneously effects two separate locking actions, namely, locking the first and second sections of the case body together and also securing the locking member to the case body. Consequently, disengagement of the locking spring simultaneously effects two unlocking actions that release the locking member from the case body as well as unlocking the first and second body sections from one another.
  • the abutting edge of the first and second sections of the case body may have a castellated profile. This profile makes it more difficult to insert an object such as a screw driver or blade between the first and second sections thereby making it more difficult to tamper with the locking mechanism or to separate the case body sections a sufficient amount to retrieve the contents.
  • the base section of the locking member may be similarly provided with a castellated profile. This profile abuts a corresponding profile provided along the opposing edge of the first and second sections of the case body.
  • each arm member may be further provided by a channel extending along said arm member at least substantially at right angles to the plane of the base section.
  • This channel may have side walls respectively provided with an overhanging lip therealong.
  • This channel may accommodate and engage a cooperating rib provided within the case body.
  • a separate rib section having an overhanging ledge may be provided within each case body section.
  • the locking member may further include a support web extending between each arm member and the base section thereof for providing structural support to the arm member.
  • This support web may provide a convenient location to attach an electronic security tag, such as an RFID tag, which can be detected by standard store security systems.
  • the locking spring(s) include sections comprising ferro-magnetic material such that upon exposure to a magnetic field of sufficient strength, the locking spring(s) are displaced from their natural bias.
  • the natural bias of the locking springs is a position corresponding to a locked position wherein the cooperating lugs protrude through an aperture in the spring.
  • the locking springs are then biased to an "unlocked" position such that the cooperating lugs are free from the aperture of the locking spring thus disengaging the locking mechanism and upon removal of the locking member, the sections of the case body may be separated.
  • an anti-theft system for recorded medium including: a case including a case body having a first section and a second section hinged to said first section, and a locking member securable to the case body for preventing separation of the first and second sections of the case body; and a lock release arrangement for releasing the locking member from the case body; wherein the locking member includes at least one locking mechanism completely locatable within the case body when the locking member is secured thereto, the locking mechanism engaging the first and second sections of the case body when the locking member is secured thereto to thereby prevent opening of the case, and wherein the lock release arrangement includes a housing supporting at least one magnet and a slot into which the case body supporting the locking member is accommodated, the magnet causing displacement of the at least one locking mechanism as the case body and locking member is located in the slot, the displacement thereby disengaging the at least one locking mechanism from the case body and thus allowing separation of the locking member from the case body.
  • the lock release arrangement may further include abutment means for engaging the locking member to thereby retain said locking member as the case body is removed from the slot.
  • the lock release arrangement housing slot extends substantially around the entire periphery of a case body when same is inserted into the slot.
  • the abutment means of the lock release arrangement may include at least one resilient finger located within the slot at opposing ends thereof. Each resilient finger may be pointing in the general direction of movement of the case as it is pushed into the slot. As the case is being inserted into the slot, the resilient fingers ride over the sides of the case and then engage a cooperating lug provided at each end of the base section of the locking member. These cooperating lugs preferably extend beyond the periphery of the case body.
  • the resilient fingers When the case body is withdrawn from the slot, the resilient fingers abut against the cooperating lugs to thereby retain the locking member within the slot as the case body is withdrawn therefrom. In combination with the magnets acting to disengage the locking mechanism, the resilient fingers effect removal of the locking member from the case.
  • the locking member Upon removal from the case body, the locking member can then either fall out of the slot or be retained within the slot until the next case is pushed into the slot. In the latter situation, the insertion of a subsequent case displaces the previous locking member from the slot.
  • the locking members may then be retained within a rack or bin receptacle for holding a number of the locking members located under the slot.
  • the released locking members may be held within the rack or bin in an upright orientation with the arm members extending upwardly. This facilitates the subsequent installation of the locking members in new case bodies, with the case body being simply located over and pressed onto a locking member located within a rack in a single handed operation.
  • the rack or bin receptacle is movable beneath the lock release arrangement slot such that upon receipt of a released locking member the rack may be moved to locate an empty rack compartment beneath the slot. Repeating this action upon entry of a locking member into each rack compartment ensures that an empty compartment is available to accept the next locking member ejected from the lock release slot. Automated transitioning of the rack beneath the lock release slot is preferred to further reduce the manual requirements of an operator tasked with removal and reinstallation of locking members.
  • the lug by the first and second sections for engaging with the locking spring may further include a lip for engaging a peripheral edge of the aperture of the locking spring.
  • a further magnet may be provided in the lock release to displace the locking member laterally to release the aperture from under the lip wherein the first said magnet may then urge the locking spring away from the lug.
  • the locking mechanism may include two locking springs with one of the tabs blocking the movement of the other locking spring engaging the case body lug. One of the locking tabs will need to be displaced by the further magnet before the second locking tab engaging the cooperating lug can be displaced by the first magnet.
  • a locking member for an anti-theft case for recorded medium as described above.
  • a case body for an anti-theft case for recorded medium as described above.
  • the anti-theft system according to the present invention allows for a single handed operation of the unlocking sequence thereby facilitating its use for store personnel. Furthermore, because the locking arrangement is located completely within the case body, this makes it more difficult to manipulate the locking mechanism without the use of the lock release arrangement. Furthermore, the location of the locking mechanism completely within the case body also has the added benefit that the outer faces of the case body can be used to support existing movie slips or other promotional material as per standard cases.
  • Figure 1 is a perspective view of an anti-theft case according to the present invention.
  • Figure 2 is an exploded view of the anti-theft case of Figure 1 ;
  • Figure 3 is an exploded view of a lock release arrangement according to the present invention
  • Figures 4 and 5 are views showing the operational sequence for allowing removal of a locking member of the anti-theft case of Figure 1 ;
  • Figure 6 is a detailed cross-sectional view showing the components of the lock release arrangement and the locking member when the anti-theft case is in the position shown in Figure 5;
  • Figures 7 to 9 show further steps in the operational sequence of the anti- theft system according to the present invention.
  • Figure 10 is a detailed cross-sectional view showing the working interrelationship between the lock release arrangement and the locking member
  • Figure 11 is a detailed cross-sectional view of the case body according to the present invention.
  • Figure 12 is a detailed cross-sectional view of the case body with the locking member secured thereto.
  • Figure 13 is a perspective view of the anti-theft case when opened with the locking member in position;
  • Figure 14a is a perspective view of an alternative spring lock including a spring carrier;
  • Figure 14b and 14c are perspective views of the alternative spring lock and spring carrier of Figure 14a.
  • Figure 15 is a perspective view of a locking member rack that accepts ejected locking members from a lock release arrangement.
  • the anti-theft case 1 includes a first section 3 in the form of a top cover and a second section 5 in the form of a bottom cover.
  • the top and bottom covers are hingedly connected using two hinge pins 7 and together form the case body 4 of the anti- theft case 1 (see also Figure 13).
  • Both the top and bottom covers can support a DVD disc thereon.
  • Both the top and bottom covers include castellated mating peripheral edges 11 and 13. Therefore, when the case 1 is closed, the castellated edges 11 and 13 mate together. This arrangement makes it difficult for a thin object such as a knife or screw driver to be forced between the edges for the purposes of tampering with the locking mechanism.
  • the anti-theft case 1 further includes a locking member or spine 9 having an elongate base section 10 and a pair of arm members 15 extending at least generally at right angles from the base section 10. Each arm member 15 supports a locking mechanism including a locking spring 17.
  • the locking member 9 may further include reinforcement webs 19 joining the arm member 15 to the base section 10 to provide greater structural support and rigidity for the arm members 15.
  • a magnetic security tag 21 can be secured to the support web 19.
  • a lock release arrangement 2 including an outer housing 23 defining a slot 25 therein. At each end of the housing 23 are supported a pair of magnets 27, 28 held in position within the housing 23 by respective spring caps 29. These spring caps 29 further include a resilient finger 31 , the function of which will be subsequently described.
  • Figure 4 and 5 show the first two steps in the operational sequence of the anti-theft system according to the present invention.
  • the locking member 9 of the anti-theft case 1 provides a spine of the case 1 when secured thereto.
  • the spine of the case 1 provided by the locking member 9 is inserted into the slot 25 of the lock release arrangement 2.
  • the case 1 is inserted into the slot 25 until the locking member 9 is generally aligned with the bottom of the slot 25 as shown in figure 5.
  • FIG. 6 shows the interaction between the locking member 9 and the components of the lock release arrangement 2.
  • the locking spring 17 mounted within each arm member 15 of the locking member 9 is the locking spring 17.
  • Each locking spring 17 includes an aperture 18 located at a peripheral end thereof.
  • the locking spring aperture 18 is accommodated over a lug 31 provided within the case body 4.
  • the magnets 27, 28 are generally positioned at right angles to each other. Therefore, the magnet 27 located at the end of the housing 23 draws the locking spring 17 towards it. This acts to separate the locking spring aperture 18 from the cooperating lug 31 thereby releasing the locking member 9 from the case body 4.
  • the lug 31 may further include a lip 32.
  • the locking spring 17 must therefore be displaced in a lateral direction relative to the lug 31 to enable the locking spring aperture 18 to clear the lip 32.
  • the second magnet 28 is located on one side of the locking spring 17 to draw the spring towards it. The first magnet 27 then draws the locking spring 17 completely away from the lug 31 thereby enabling the locking member 9 to be released from the case body 1.
  • the flexible finger 30 of each spring cap 29 respectively abuts against a lug 35 located at each end of the base section 10 of the locking member 9.
  • the flexible fingers 30 act to retain the locking member 9 within the slot 25 as shown in Figure 7.
  • the case body 4 when released from the locking member 9 can then be opened to allow access to the DVD discs located therein.
  • the insertion of the next anti-theft case 1 into the lock release arrangement 2 results in the ejection of the locking member 9 of the previously released case 1 (see Figure 8).
  • the ejected locking member 9 can fall into a loading rack or holding bin located below the lock release arrangement 2 (refer Figure 14).
  • the locking member 9 may be released as the case body 4 is removed from the lock release arrangement 2.
  • FIG 11 and 12 show in more detail the manner in which the locking member 9 couples with the top and bottom covers 3, 5.
  • the top cover 3 provides a lug section 31a
  • the bottom cover 5 provides a second lug section 31b.
  • the two lug sections 31a, 31b are located in closely adjacent or abutting relation. These two sections together define the cooperating lug 31 of the case body 4.
  • the locking spring aperture 18 can be accommodated on the resultant cooperating lug 31.
  • the arm member 15 may include a channel 16 extending along the length of the arm member 15 at right angles to the base section 10 of the locking member (see Figure 2).
  • the sides of this channel 16 may be provided with an overhanging lip 16a (best shown in Figure 12).
  • the top and bottom covers 3, 5 respectively also provide a rib section 37a, 37b. When the top and bottom covers are closed together, the rib sections 37a, 37b are in closely or adjacent abutting relation and together form an elongate rib 37.
  • This rib 37 is accommodated within the channel 16 of the arm member 15 when the locking member 9 is secured to the case body 4 (best shown in Figure 12).
  • additional flanges 39, 41 may be respectively provided on the arm member 15 and base section 10 of the locking member 9 to engage and cooperate with shoulders 43, 45 provided on the top and bottom covers 3, 5 of the case body 4.
  • Figure 13 shows the top and bottom covers 3, 5 hinged into an open position.
  • the locking member 9 is shown in cross-section to show its interaction with the bottom cover 5 when secured thereto.
  • the locking spring 17 is shown only cooperating with the lug 31b. In practice, when the case body 4 is closed, the locking spring 17 engages both lug sections 31a, 31b of the top and bottom covers.
  • the top and bottom covers 3, 5 further include castellated edges 45 along the side adjacent the locking member 9.
  • the base section 10 can also be provided with a castellated profile to thereby mate with the castellated edges 45.
  • DVD discs can be located on the spigot 47 of the bottom cover or the spigot 49 of the top cover.
  • an alternative embodiment of the locking spring is detailed wherein the locking spring 50 is supported on a spring carrier 52.
  • the spring carriers 52 in the particular embodiment detailed in Figure 14 enhance the strength and integrity of the locking arrangement of the anti-theft case.
  • the plastic spring carrier 52 is a separately injection moulded part that is used as a structural carrier for a locking spring 50.
  • the locking spring 50 is loaded and snapped into position on the spring carrier 52.
  • the locking spring 50 and spring carrier 52 arrangement is then loaded as a sub assembly onto the locking spine and is secured to same at four separate fixing points.
  • the four fixing points include four male snap lugs that align with four female rectangular slots in the locking spine (not detailed).
  • a locking member rack 55 is detailed in its operative position below a locking release mechanism 2 for receiving released locking members 9.
  • the rack 55 includes separate compartments 57 for containing released locking members 9.
  • a case 4 is inserted into the locking release arrangement 2 thereby ejecting a previously used locking member 9.
  • an empty compartment 57 of the rack 55 is located beneath the locking release arrangement 2 to receive an ejected locking member 9.
  • the rack 55 is driven laterally by an electro mechanical arrangement to present an empty compartment 57 beneath the locking release arrangement 2 in preparation for receiving a further ejected locking member 9. This process continues until there are no further available compartments 57 for locating a locking member 9. At this time an operator would remove the rack 55 containing ejected locking members 9 and replace it with an empty rack 55.
  • a rack 55 containing released locking members 9 may then be used for the process of re-locking case bodies 4 with a locking member 9.
  • the rack 55 enables operators to quickly and efficiently (with a single handed operation) re-attach locking members 9 to case bodies 4.
  • the supply of DVDs are in the case body in which the DVD is securely contained reduces the inefficiencies associated with supplying a DVD to a customer in a container other than the container on presentation within the shop.
  • removal and use of locking members assists in minimising the capital expenditure associated with the purchase of components to effect secure storage and supply of DVDs to customers.
  • the ability of an operator to perform removal and insertion operations single handedly also acts to significantly improve the operational efficiency of the anti-theft system according to the present invention.

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L'invention concerne un boîtier antivol pour un support enregistré, qui comprend: un corps de boîtier possédant une première section et une deuxième section articulée à ladite première section, et un élément de verrouillage pouvant être fixé sur le corps de boîtier afin d'empêcher la séparation de la première et de la deuxième section du corps de boîtier. L'élément de verrouillage comprend au moins un mécanisme de verrouillage pouvant être entièrement positionné à l'intérieur du corps de boîtier lorsque l'élément de verrouillage est fixé sur ce dernier, ledit mécanisme de verrouillage entrant en contact avec les première et deuxième sections du corps de boîtier lorsque l'élément de verrouillage est fixé sur ce dernier, ce qui permet d'empêcher l'ouverture du boîtier.
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