JPS5863B2 - How to classify the set number of banknotes in a banknote counting machine - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a method for determining the set number of banknotes in a banknote tilt counting machine.

In other words, in a banknote counter machine in which each suction head of a rotary tube contacts and adsorbs a group of banknotes held in a holder while rotating and turns over and counts the banknotes one by one, conventionally, each time a desired number of banknotes is taken, This was done by opening and closing the holder, which was complicated and time consuming, but the present invention -
When a group of banknotes is loaded into the holder, the desired number of banknotes can be sorted intermittently but substantially continuously while the holder is closed, and the operation is simple and efficient.

The embodiments shown in the drawings will be described below.

Reference numeral 1 denotes a holder which can be opened and closed by rotating around a spindle.A holding rod 3 which is pressurized on one side faces a group of banknotes 2 to be loaded into the holder 1, and a rotating cylinder 4 provided near the holding rod 3 has a A large number of suction heads 5 are each rotatably installed, a proximity switch 7 is provided on the side of the rotary cylinder 4, and the rotary cylinder 4 is driven by a belt 9 driven by an induction motor 8. .

In addition, A indicates a counting and stopping device, and the solenoid operating body 10
One end of a lever 13 that rotates around a fulcrum 12 is connected to the operating punch 11 of the lever 13 so that the tip of the lever 13 can be operated to separate the tip of the group of banknotes 2 from the suction head 5 by the operation of the solenoid actuator 10. The lever 13 is configured to be operable to move away from the group of banknotes 2 by means of a tension spring 14.

FIG. 3 shows a circuit diagram, in which 15 is a vacuum switch, S is a re-counting start button, 16 is an input gate circuit, 17 is a counting circuit, 18 is a display circuit, 19 is a setting dial, and 20 is a comparison circuit.

FIG. 4 is a circuit diagram of another embodiment, which has the same structure as the embodiment described above, as well as a delay circuit 21, a re-counting instruction device 22,
Gate circuit 23, reverse rotation circuit 24, reverse rotation end detection circuit 25
Connect and configure.

When the banknote group 2 is loaded in the open state of the holder 1 as shown by A in FIG. Counting can be started when the lever 13 is held in contact with the other side, but in this state the lever 13 is separated from the banknote group 2 as shown by the solid line in FIGS. 1 and 2.

When you set the desired number of sheets by operating the setting dial 19 and start it by operating the switch, the rotary cylinder 4 and the suction head 5 rotate as shown by the arrows, and the suction head 5 picks up and holds the sheets one by one. The bar 3 is bent and turned over, the proximity switch 7 detects the operation, and the output signal is counted by the counting circuit 17 via the input gate circuit 16 and shown on the display circuit 18.

Then, the comparison circuit 20 compares the counted value and the set value of the setting dial 19, which has been input and set in advance to take the desired number of sheets, and when the two match, a match signal is issued and the solenoid of the counting stop device A is actuated. The body 10 operates,
The lever 13 operates as shown by the dotted line in FIGS. 1 and 2, contacts the rest of the banknote group 2, pushes it away from the suction head 5, and stops counting.

In this state, a piece of marking paper for sorting can be inserted between the counted group of banknotes and the remaining group of banknotes to make a predetermined number of banknotes.

In this state, the holder 1 is closed, and the counting and stopping device A remains in operation.

Next, in order to continue sorting a predetermined number of banknotes from the remaining banknotes group 2, when the re-counting start button S is pressed, the connection is activated as shown in FIG. 3, the vacuum pump of the suction head 5 starts rotating, and the counting circuit is activated. 17 side is cleared, then the counting stop device A is deactivated and the lever 13 is moved to the banknote group 2.
The induction motor 8 rotates in the opposite direction to recover from over-rotation and stops at the normal position.

In this state, when the suction head 5 reaches the specified vacuum pressure, the vacuum switch 15 is activated, and when the re-counting start button S is released, the induction motor 8 rotates in the forward direction to count the predetermined number of sheets in the same manner as described above. The division of the number of sheets can be continued and repeated in the same way.

In the case of another embodiment shown in FIG. 4, it can be controlled electrically, and when the comparison circuit 20 generates a match signal, the counting stop device A is activated and the predetermined number of sheets are sorted. The match signal is also input to the delay circuit 21, and the delayed output is input to the gate circuit 23.Since the signal is input to the gate circuit 23 from the indicating device 22 set in advance, the gate circuit 23 opens and outputs. is input to the reversing circuit 24, the vacuum pump of the adsorption head 5 rotates, and the induction motor 8 also starts reversing, and the over-rotated due to inertia is returned to the normal position, and after returning to the normal position. The counting circuit 17 is cleared by the signal from the reverse rotation end detection circuit 25, and the counting operation can be started again.

As described above, the present invention is a banknote counting machine in which each suction head of a rotary tube contacts a group of banknotes held in a holder while rotating, suctions the banknotes, and turns over and counts the banknotes one by one. Once counted, the counting and stopping device approaches the rotary tube and is freely operable to separate the group of remaining banknotes from the suction head, and a start signal returns the counting and stopping device to count the desired number of bills again. Once configured, set the desired number of sheets using the setting dial, the counting stop device will stop counting when the predetermined number of sheets is reached, and then press the re-counting start button without having to reload the holder as in the past. It is possible to take out a predetermined number of sheets in succession, and it is possible to take out a predetermined number of sheets intermittently, but almost continuously, and has the feature that it can be performed easily and efficiently.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show embodiments of the present invention, with FIG. 1 being a partial plan view of the main parts showing the outline, FIG. 2 being a perspective view thereof, and FIG. 3 being a circuit diagram.
FIG. 4 shows a circuit diagram of another embodiment. 1... Holder, 2... Banknote group, 4... Rotating tube, 5...
... Suction head, 19... Setting dial, A... Counting stop device, S... Re-counting start button.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] 1. Banknotes are counted one by one by a suction head and turned over, and when the counted number of banknotes matches a set value inputted in advance using a setting dial, the counting is performed. When counting banknotes, a stop device stops the flipping operation of the suction head and separates the set number of bills. An instruction means is provided for instructing the start of re-counting when the separation is completed, and when the re-counting is instructed by the means, the operation of returning the rotary tube to the normal position, driving the vacuum pump, and increasing the number of counts to count the number of sheets is provided. Performs a reset operation and releases the drive of the counting/stopping device, and rotates. A banknote tilting counting machine characterized in that a detection signal for detecting the fixed position of the cylinder and an operation signal of a vacuum switch are output together to drive the rotary cylinder in the normal direction and start re-counting. The setting number of sheets is classified by method.