JP3193243B2 - Cash drawer - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a cash drawer provided in a merchandise sales data processing apparatus such as an electronic cash register (abbreviated as ECR) and a POS (Point of Sales) terminal.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art FIG. 14 is a partially cutaway perspective view of a typical prior art cash drawer 1, and FIG. 15 is a sectional view of a part of the cash drawer 1 shown in FIG. The prior art is disclosed, for example, in Japanese Utility Model Laid-Open No. 3-90396. In this prior art, a drawer 1 is provided in a drawer cabinet 2 so as to be openable and closable in the directions of arrows A1 and A2, and a plurality of coin storage spaces 3 and bill storage spaces 4 are formed inside the drawer 1. Each bill storage space 4
The boat 5 has a so-called boat-shaped tray 5 that opens upward.
Are connected so as to be angularly displaceable in the directions of arrows B1 and B2 around the axis of. The bill storage space 4 is partitioned into an upper space 7 and a lower space 8 by the tray 5, and the bills 9 and 10 are stacked and stored in the respective spaces 7 and 8.

[0003] A torsion spring 11 is mounted on the support shaft 6, one end of which is resiliently supported on the inner surface of the side wall 13 of the drawer body 12, and the other end thereof is the base end 1 of the tray 5.
4 is elastically contacted and supported. The torsion spring 11 biases the tray 5 in the direction of arrow B1 as shown by the imaginary line 15 in FIG. Therefore, a locking projection 17 is formed on the free end 16 of the tray 5,
The locking projection 17 is locked in the engaging recess 19 of the partition 18 of the drawer main body 12 to prevent the tray 5 from being angularly displaced in the direction of the arrow B1. Two notches 20 are formed on both sides to sandwich the engagement recess 1
The locking projection 17 is disengaged from the engagement recess 19 by pulling and bending the protruding piece 21 including the projection 9 toward the near side indicated by the arrow C, thereby releasing the locked state of the tray 5. It is configured as follows.

An inward projection 23 is formed at the base end 14 of the tray 5, and the inward projection 23 is pressed against the bills 9 stored in the upper space 7. A base end of the member 24 is pivotally supported by a support shaft 26. This pressing member 24 is also spring-biased by the tension spring 25 in the direction of pressing the banknote 9, that is, in the direction of arrow B2.
As a result, the free end of the pressing member 24 resiliently presses the bill 9 so that the bill 9 can be prevented from being scattered due to vibration generated when the cash drawer 1 is opened and closed.

[0005]

In such prior art, in order to take out the banknote 10 stored in the lower space 8, first, the pressing member 24 is lifted in the direction of the arrow B1 and angularly displaced. The protruding piece 21 is pulled in the direction of arrow C to release the locking projection 17 from the engagement recess 19, and at this time, the tray 5
Must be released by hand while suppressing the angular displacement by hand so as not to be suddenly angularly displaced in the direction of arrow B1 by the spring force of the torsion spring 11. As described above, the work for taking out the banknotes 10 stored in the lower space 8 is complicated and requires time and effort. Further, as the tray 5 is lifted in the direction of the arrow B1, the pressing member 24 is also angularly displaced in the same direction, and the tension spring 25, which tensions the pressing spring 24 in the direction of the arrow B2, has its axis lined with the support shaft 26. Move upwards beyond. Therefore, the tension spring 25 moves the pressing member 24 in the pressing direction B2.
Tension in the direction B1 opposite to the above, the banknotes 9 stored in the tray 5 cannot be pressed, and the banknotes 9 are scattered.

Further, in the above prior art, the banknotes 10 stored in the lower space 8 are covered by the tray 5, and the banknotes 1 stored in the lower space 8 from the outside are provided.
The determination of 0 is impossible unless the tray 5 is lifted. Therefore, the tray 5 must be lifted only to check whether or not the bill 10 is stored in the lower space 8 and the type of the bill 10. Moreover, when the banknotes 9 are stored in the tray 5, the tray 5 must be lifted while the banknotes 9 are pressed so as not to be scattered by fingers or the like, and there is a problem that convenience is poor. In the case of an unskilled operator, it is necessary to recognize in advance that the protruding piece 21 must be operated in the direction of arrow C in order to raise the tray 5 in the direction of arrow B1. Is bad. Moreover, the protruding piece 2
If the fingers or clothes sleeves are accidentally hooked on the tray 1 and the latched state of the tray 5 is inadvertently released, immediately after that, the cash drawer 1 is pressed in the direction of arrow A2 to the drawer cabinet 2. When the tray 5 is pushed in, the tray 5 may rise, and the raised tray 5 may abut on the drawer cabinet 2 and be damaged.

Further, in the above prior art, the locking projections 17 are formed on the tray 5 so as to be engaged with the engaging recesses 19 of the partition wall 18. The engaging projections 17 are worn out, and the engagement recesses 19 of the engaging projections 17 are caused by vibrations generated when the cash drawer 1 is opened and closed with respect to the drawer cabinet 2.
Is easily released, and the tray 5 undesirably rises.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION Accordingly, an object of the present invention is to provide a cash drawer that can simultaneously lift a pressing member and a tray without scattering bills stored in the tray.

Another object of the present invention is to provide a cash drawer capable of easily recognizing a bill stored below a tray from the outside.

Still another object of the present invention is to prevent the tray and the pressing member from undesirably rising and opening due to vibration or the like, and to store the tray and the tray below the tray in a closed state. It is an object of the present invention to provide a cash drawer which can prevent bills from being scattered.

[0011]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention provides a drawer body in which a coin storage space in which coins are stored, a bill storage space in which bills are stored, and a base end portion which can be angularly displaced to the drawer body. And a tray that partitions the bill storage space into an upper space and a lower space in a state where the bill storage space is arranged in the bill storage space, and a base end portion of the drawer body is above the angular displacement axis of the tray and A pressing member connected to be angularly displaceable about a parallel axis, and a first spring for urging the tray in a direction in which a free end of the tray presses a bottom portion of the drawer body facing the bill storage space. A free end of the pressing member includes a second spring for urging the pressing member in a direction of pressing the tray, and the drawer body includes a first spring.
A first locking member that locks one end of the spring and a second locking member that locks one end of the second spring are fixed, and the other ends of the first and second springs are fixed to each other. A cash drawer, which protrudes from first and second locking members and is locked by the tray and the pressing member, respectively. Further, the present invention is characterized in that the tray has an opening communicating with the upper space and the lower space in the bill storage space. Further, the present invention is characterized in that the tray is formed with a convex portion projecting from a lower surface facing a lower space.

[0012]

According to the present invention, a coin storage space for storing coins and a bill storage space for storing bills are formed in the drawer body, and the base end of the tray can be angularly displaced in the drawer body. Be linked. The bill storage space is partitioned into an upper space and a lower space by this tray. A base end of a pressing member is connected to the drawer main body so as to be angularly displaceable. The angular displacement axis of the proximal end of the pressing member is disposed above and parallel to the angular displacement axis of the proximal end of the tray. The tray is spring-biased by a first spring in a direction in which the free end presses the bottom of the drawer body facing the bill storage space. The pressing member is spring-biased by a second spring in a direction of pressing the tray. Further, first and second locking members are fixed to the drawer main body, and the other ends of the first and second springs protrude from these locking members and are locked to the tray and the pressing member, respectively.

In this way, the angular displacement of the tray in the direction opposite to the direction of pressing the bottom portion causes the pressing member to angularly displace in conjunction therewith, thereby lifting the tray and simultaneously lifting the pressing member. Is possible. At this time, since the pressing member is biased by the second spring,
The bills stored in the upper space in the tray can be resiliently pressed by the pressing member, and the scattering of the bills can be prevented. In this way, the pressing member and the tray are simultaneously lifted without scattering the banknotes stored in the tray, the lower space is opened, and the banknotes can be stored in the lower space, or the lower space thereof. From the banknotes. Moreover, since the tray and the pressing member are spring-biased toward the bottom of the drawer body by the first and second springs, it is possible to prevent the tray and the pressing member from undesirably rising due to vibration or the like. Furthermore, when lifting the pressing member and the tray,
The first and second springs projecting from each locking member are bent at an intermediate position between both ends. When the pressing member and the tray are angularly displaced in the lifting direction beyond a predetermined angle, the angular displacement directions of the pressing member and the tray due to the tensile force of the first and second springs are reversed, and the pressing member and the tray are lifted. Can be stopped. Thereby, it is possible to prevent the pressing member and the tray from vigorously returning in the direction of pressing the bottom portion from the state lifted by hand by the spring force of the first and second springs. It is not necessary to support the banknotes in the upper space or the lower space.

According to the invention, an opening is formed in the pressing member. The opening communicates the upper space with the lower space when the pressing member is stored in the bill storage space. Therefore, the presence or absence or the type of the bill stored in the lower space can be easily recognized from the outside.

[0015]

[0016]

Further, according to the present invention, a projection is formed on the lower surface facing the lower space of the tray. Since the banknotes stored in the lower space can be held down by such protrusions, it is possible to prevent the banknotes in the lower space from being scattered by the action of external force such as vibration when the cash drawer is pulled out and pressed. Can be prevented.

[0018]

1 is a sectional view showing the internal structure of a cash drawer 31 according to an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is an exploded perspective view of the cash drawer 31. The cash drawer 31 according to the present embodiment basically includes a drawer body 34 in which a plurality of coin storage spaces 32 for storing coins, a plurality of bill storage spaces 33 for storing bills, and a base end portion. 3
5 is an arrow D around the axis of the support shaft 36 on the drawer body 34.
The bill storage space 3 is connected so that it can be angularly displaced in the directions
And a tray 39 for partitioning the bill storage space 33 into an upper space 37 and a lower space 38 in a state where the bill storage space 33 is disposed in the drawer main body 34. Pressing member 41 which is connected by a support shaft 40 so as to be angularly displaceable in the directions of arrows E1 and E2 around a simple axis.
And a first tension which is a first spring for urging the tray 39 in a direction of an arrow D2 which is a direction in which the free end portion 42 of the tray 39 presses the bottom portion 43 facing the bill storage space 33 of the drawer body 34. A coil spring 44 and a second tension coil spring 46 which is a second spring for urging the pressing member 41 in a direction indicated by an arrow E2 in which the free end portion 45 of the pressing member 41 presses the tray 39. Including.

First and second tension coil springs 44, 46
Is made of stainless steel and has the same spring constant. Bracket 4 on which pressing member 41 fixes pressing member 41
In the range "a" until it is perpendicular to 9, the force acts in the forward direction indicated by the arrow E2 by the spring force of the second tension coil spring 46, and in the range "b" beyond the perpendicular, it is indicated by the arrow E1. Force acts in the backward direction. In addition, tray 39
In a range c up to being perpendicular to the bracket 57 for fixing the tray 39, a force acts in a forward direction indicated by an arrow D2, and in a range d exceeding the perpendicular, a force acts in a backward direction indicated by an arrow D1. Force acts.

The drawer body 34 and the tray 39 are made of, for example, synthetic resin. The pressing member 41 has a diameter of 1 to 2 m.
m, and is formed in a substantially W shape. In the drawer body 34, the coin storage space 32 and the bill storage space 33 are partitioned, and the first partition member 47 and the first partition member 47 extending in the longitudinal direction of the drawer body 34, that is, in the direction perpendicular to the paper surface of FIG. And a plurality of second partition members 48 that intersect vertically and are arranged at equal intervals in the longitudinal direction. In each of the bill storage spaces 33 partitioned by the first partition member 47, a tray 39 is stored.
Each tray 39 is formed to be bent substantially in an L-shape, and its base end portion 35 is connected to the first shaft via the support shaft 36 as described above.
It is commonly connected to a bracket 49 as a locking member.
The bracket 49 is made of a synthetic resin, and is fixed to the drawer body 34 using screws (not shown) or the like.

The free end 42 of each tray 39 is formed with a projection 50 projecting from the lower surface thereof for holding bills or notes stored in the lower space 38. The support shaft 36 of each tray 39 is provided on a straight line with respect to the bracket 49, and each tray 39 can be individually angularly displaced. As described above, each tray 39 is formed in an L-shape, and has a flat supporting portion 51 on which bills or bills are placed, and substantially upward from an end of the supporting portion 51 near the base end portion 35. A rising portion 52 that is bent vertically and rises, and the support shaft 36 is provided at an upper end of the rising portion 52. At the free end portion 42 of each support portion 51, a pair of notches are formed on both sides of the free end portion 42. 53a and 53b are formed respectively. Via such notches 53a and 53b, the presence or absence or the type of bills or notes stored in the lower space 38 can be easily identified from the outside. Here, the banknote includes not only currency made of paper but also other securities such as cash vouchers, checks, small money orders, and bills.

The pressing member 41 is connected to the outer frame portion 54 and the free end portion 45 of the outer frame portion 54, and
3 has a curved portion 56 that is convexly curved above the outer frame portion 54 and extends toward the base end portion 55. The support shafts 40 that are bent outward at the base end portion 55 are formed in the outer frame portion 54 of each pressing member 41, respectively. These support shafts 40 are pivotally supported by another bracket 57 that is a second locking member disposed above and parallel to the bracket 49 that supports the tray 39.
Each of the brackets 49 and 57 is made of, for example, a synthetic resin, and is fixed to the drawer main body 34 by screws (not shown).

FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing a cash register 61 provided with the cash drawer 31 shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. A cash register 61 called a cash register or the like has a key input unit 63 composed of a plurality of operation keys 62 and the like, a display unit 64, and a printing unit 65 for displaying and outputting a money amount or the like on a receipt. Body 6
6, a drawer cabinet 67 in which the registration machine main body 66 is placed, and the cash drawer 31 provided on the drawer cabinet 67 so as to be displaceable in the pull-out direction A1 and the push-in direction A2.

To process merchandise transaction data,
The cash drawer 31 is pulled out from the drawer cabinet 67 by the key operation of the key input unit 63 as shown in FIG. 4, and coins and bills are stored in or taken out of the coin storage spaces 32 and the bill storage spaces 33, respectively. it can.

FIG. 5 shows each tray 39 and pressing member 41.
Are closed by the spring force of the first and second tension coil springs 44 and 46, respectively.
6 is a sectional view of the cash drawer 31 shown in FIG. In a state where bills are not stored in the upper space 37 and each lower space 38, the convex portion 50 of the tray 39 is supported in a state of being resiliently brought into contact with the bottom portion 43 of the drawer body 34 by the spring force of the first tension coil spring 44. The free end 45 of the pressing member 40 is supported by the spring force of the second tension coil spring 46 in a state of elastically contacting the tray 39.

FIG. 7 is a perspective view showing the cash drawer 31 shown in FIGS. 5 and 6 when only the pressing members 41 are pulled upward, and FIG. 8 is a sectional view of the cash drawer 31 shown in FIG. It is. As shown in these figures, the convex portion 50 of the tray 39 resiliently abuts the bottom portion 43 in the same state as described above, and only the pressing members 41 are angularly displaced in the direction of the arrow E1. Is pulled up. In this state, each pressing member 41 is urged by the spring force of the first tension coil spring 44 in the direction indicated by the arrow E1 in a state of being erected by the first tension coil spring 44, and is stationary in that state. Therefore, the operator does not need to hold down the pressing member 41 so as not to be angularly displaced in the direction of the arrow E2, so that workability is improved.

FIG. 9 is a perspective view of the cash drawer 31 showing a state where the tray 39 is lifted together with the pressing member 41. FIG. 10 is a perspective view of the cash drawer 31 shown in FIG.
FIG. When taking out or storing bills and bills stored in the lower space 38, or removing or storing bills and bills stored in the lower space 38, fingers are inserted into the notches 53a and 53b formed in the tray 39. By hanging and pulling up, the tray 39 can be pulled up together with the pressing member 41. At this time, the pressing member 4
1 is resiliently urged in the direction of pressing the tray 39 by the spring force of the first tension coil spring 44, that is, in the direction of the arrow E2, so that bills, bills, and the like placed on the tray 39 Is not scattered, and therefore, can be held in a state of being almost vertically raised while being elastically sandwiched between the support portion 51 of the tray 39 and the free end portion 45 of the pressing member 41, In this state, the lower space 38
It is possible to take out or store bills and vouchers inside. By thus angularly displacing the tray 39 in the direction of the arrow D1, the pressing member 41 can be angularly displaced at the same time. Therefore, it is not necessary to support the tray 39 and the pressing member 41 by hand, thereby increasing the convenience. Can be improved.

FIG. 11 is a perspective view of the cash drawer 31 showing the tray 39, the bracket 49 and the second tension coil spring 46 taken out of the drawer body 34. FIG. 12 is a sectional view of the cash drawer 31 shown in FIG. FIG. 13 is a perspective view of the cash drawer 31 showing a state where the pressing member 41 is lifted. 1 to 1 described above.
In the embodiment shown in FIG.
9, although the bracket 49 and the second tension coil spring 46 are provided, in the present embodiment, the bills stored in the bill storage space 33 using only the pressing member 41 as shown in FIGS. A bill and the like can be taken out or stored in the bill storage space 33 in a state where the bill is elastically pressed or the pressing member 41 is lifted. It is clear that such a configuration is also inherently included in the present invention.

As described above, according to the present embodiment, when a bill is stored in the lower space 38, the direction in which the tray 39 is pressed against the bottom 43 against the spring force of the first tension coil spring 44 is determined. The lower space 38 is opened by angular displacement to the opposite side D1, and bills can be stored in the lower space 38. When the tray 39 is angularly displaced in the direction opposite to the direction in which the bottom portion 43 is pressed, the second tension coil spring 46 is moved in the direction in which the tray 39 is pressed.
The pressing member 41 urged by the spring is angularly displaced in conjunction with it, and by lifting the tray 39, the pressing member 41 can be lifted at the same time. At this time, the pressing member 41 is spring-biased by the second tension coil spring 46, so that the bills stored in the upper space 37 in the tray 39 can be resiliently pressed by the pressing member 41. Thus, scattering of the bill is prevented. In this way, it is possible to simultaneously lift the pressing member 41 and the tray 39 without scattering the banknotes stored in the tray 39 and store or take out the banknotes in the lower space 38.

According to the present embodiment, the tray 39 has openings and cutouts 53a and 53b. The notches 53a and 53b are provided so that the pressing member 41
The upper space 37 and the lower space 38 communicate with each other when housed in the space 3. Therefore, the lower space 38 is
It is possible to easily recognize the presence or absence or the type of the bill stored in the inside.

Further, according to this embodiment, the pressing member 4
1 has an outer frame portion 54 and a curved portion 56. By forming a curved portion in the pressing member 41 in this manner, the tray 39 is lifted by vibration generated when the cash drawer 31 is opened and closed, or the vibration of the cash drawer 31 is reduced via the tray 39 by the pressing member 41. When the cash drawer 31 is pushed into the drawer cabinet 67 by the curved portion 56, the pressing member 41 is prevented from being lifted upward even when the pressing member 41 is lifted by the It can be prevented from being lifted upward. Therefore, it is possible to keep the bill constantly pressed by the pressing member 41 and the tray 39, and it is possible to surely prevent the bill from being scattered. In addition, even if the pressing member 41 is displaced upward by the vibration, the curved portion 56
Is in contact with the cabinet 67, so that the pushing operation of the cash drawer 31 is not prevented, and the cash drawer 31 can be pushed into the cabinet 67 without damaging the pressing member 41 due to the contact. .

Further, according to this embodiment, the drawer body 34
Brackets 49 and 57 are fixed to the first and second tension coil springs 4.
The other ends of the projections 4 and 46 project and are locked to the tray 39 and the pressing member 41, respectively. Therefore, when the pressing member 41 and the tray 39 are lifted, each bracket 4
First and second extension coil springs 4 projecting from 9, 57
A portion of each of the springs 44, 46 is bent at an intermediate position between both end portions thereof, and the pressing member 41 and the tray 39 are angularly displaced in the lifting direction beyond a predetermined angle. Pressing member 4 with a tensile force of 46
1 and the direction of the rotational moment to the tray 39 are reversed, and the pressing member 41 and the tray 39 can be stopped and lifted. Thereby, each spring 44, 46
Of the pressing member 41 and the tray 39 can be prevented from vigorously returning from a state where the pressing member 41 and the tray 39 are lifted by hand.
It is no longer necessary to support the banknotes by hand, making it easy for banknotes to enter or exit the upper or lower space,
Actionability is improved.

Further, according to this embodiment, the tray 39
A projection 50 is formed on the lower surface facing the lower space 38.
Since the banknotes stored in the lower space 38 can be held down by such protrusions 50, the banknotes in the lower space 38 are scattered by the action of external force such as vibration when the cash drawer is pulled out or pressed. Can be prevented.

In the above embodiment, the tray 39 is used as the opening.
Notches 53a and 53b are formed near the free end 42 of the tray 39. However, as another embodiment of the present invention, an opening is formed at the central portion in the longitudinal direction of the tray 39 or near the base end 35. Alternatively, a translucent material, for example, an acrylic plate or the like may be fitted into an opening appropriately formed in the support portion 51 of the tray 39. Thus, it is possible to prevent the bills placed on the support portion 51 from hanging down, and to prevent dust and the like from entering the lower space 38.

[0035]

As described above, according to the present invention, the bill storage space of the drawer main body is partitioned into an upper space and a lower space by the tray, and the tray is pressed by the first spring against the bottom of the drawer main body. A pressing member is provided in an upper space on the tray, and the pressing member is spring-biased in a direction of pressing the tray by a second spring. The scattering can be prevented by the resilient pressing by the pressing member, and by lifting the tray, the lower space can be opened by the angular displacement together with the pressing member. This eliminates the need to manually lift the tray and the pressing member individually, thus improving workability. Furthermore, since the first and second locking members are provided on the drawer main body and project from the other ends of the first and second springs, as the tray and the pressing member are lifted, the spring force of the first and second springs is increased. , The direction of the rotational moment is reversed, and the tray and the pressing member can be kept stationary in a lifted state. This eliminates the need for the operator to manually support the tray and the pressing member, thereby improving workability.

Further, according to the present invention, since an opening is formed in the tray, the presence / absence and type of the bills stored in the lower space can be easily identified from outside through the openings. Therefore, there is no need to lift the tray to check bills in the lower space, thereby improving convenience.

[0037]

[0038]

[0039]

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a sectional view showing a cash drawer 31 according to one embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is an exploded perspective view of the cash drawer 31 shown in FIG.

FIG. 3 is a cash drawer 3 shown in FIGS. 1 and 2;
1 is a perspective view of a cash register 61 provided with a cash register 1;

FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing a state where the cash drawer 31 is pulled out from the cash registering machine 61 shown in FIG.

FIG. 5 is a perspective view of the tray 39 and the pressing member 41;
FIG. 4 is a perspective view of the cash drawer 31 showing a state in which the cash drawer is housed in the cash drawer 4.

6 is a sectional view of the cash drawer 31 shown in FIG.

FIG. 7 is a perspective view of the cash drawer 31 showing a state where the pressing member 41 is lifted.

8 is a sectional view of the cash drawer 31 shown in FIG.

FIG. 9 is a perspective view of the cash drawer 31 showing a state where the tray 39 and the pressing member 41 are lifted.

10 is a sectional view of the cash drawer 31 shown in FIG.

FIG. 11 shows a cash drawer 3 in a state where a tray 39, a first tension coil spring 44 and a bracket 49 are removed.
1 is a perspective view of FIG.

FIG. 12 is a sectional view of the cash drawer 31 shown in FIG.

FIG. 13 is a perspective view showing a state where the pressing member 41 is pulled up in the cash drawer 31 shown in FIGS. 11 and 12.

FIG. 14 is a partial perspective view showing a typical prior art cash drawer 1.

15 is an enlarged sectional view of a part of the cash drawer 1 shown in FIG.

[Explanation of symbols]

 31 Cash drawer 32 Coin storage space 33 Banknote storage space 34 Drawer body 37 Upper space 38 Lower space 39 Tray 41 Pressing member 44 First tension coil spring 46 Second tension coil spring 53a, 53b Notch 54 Outer frame portion 56 Curved portion 61 Cash register 66 Register machine 67 Drawer cabinet

Continuation of the front page (58) Fields investigated (Int.Cl. ⁷ , DB name) G07G 1/00-5/00 G06F 17/00 G06F 19/00 G06F 17/60 G07D 1/00-1/00 G07D 1 / 02-3/16 G07D 9/00-9/00 G07D 9/00 306 G07D 9/00 328 G07D 9/00 341 G07D 9/00 410-410 G07D 9/00 418-418 G07D 9/00 473 G07D 9 / 00 481-9/02 G07D 9/04 101-102 G07D 9/06-9/06 G07D 5/00-5/10 101 G07D 1/00 301-401 G07D 9/00 301 G07D 9/00 311-326 G07D 9/00 331-336 G07D 9/00 401-408 G07D 9/00 413-416 G07D 9/00 421-471 G07D 9/00 476 G07D 9/04 G07D 9/04 401-401

Claims (3)

(57) [Claims] 1. A drawer body in which a coin storage space in which coins are stored and a bill storage space in which bills are stored are formed. A base end portion is connected to the drawer body so as to be angularly displaceable. And a tray that divides the bill storage space into an upper space and a lower space in a state where the bill storage space is disposed in the drawer main body, and has a base end that can be angularly displaced around an axis parallel to and above the angular displacement axis of the tray. A first spring that biases the tray in a direction in which a free end of the tray presses a bottom portion of the drawer body facing the bill storage space; and a free end of the pressing member. A second spring for urging the pressing member in the direction of pressing the tray, wherein the drawer body includes a first locking member for locking one end of a first spring, and a second locking member. The second locking member to which one end of the spring is locked is fixed. , The other ends of the first and second springs,
A cash drawer protruding from first and second locking members and locked to the tray and the pressing member, respectively. 2. The cash drawer according to claim 1, wherein an opening communicating the upper space and the lower space is formed in the bill storage space in the tray. 3. A tray according to claim 1, wherein said tray has a projection projecting from a lower surface facing a lower space.
Or the cash drawer according to 2.