Check-out apparatus
AssigneeToshiba Tec Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorMasaki Ito
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Abstract
A check-out apparatus has a built-in coin receiving/dispensing device, and includes a drawer unit, a collection bag, a frame, and a support portion. The drawer unit is a container that is movably supported between an installation position provided on a lower side of a shelf board supporting the coin receiving/dispensing device and a pulled-out position pulled out from the installation position to a front side of the check-out apparatus, and has at least an upward opening. The collection bag is a bag-shaped container having an opening, and is used to collect coins. The frame keeps the opening in an open state. The support portion is provided on both side portions of the drawer unit, and supports the frame in a state in which the opening of the collection bag faces upward.
Claims3
A check-out apparatus in which a coin receiving/dispensing device is built,
- the check-out apparatus comprising:
- a drawer unit that is a container that is movably supported between an installation position provided on a lower side of a shelf board supporting the coin receiving/dispensing device and a pulled-out position pulled out from the installation position to a front side of the check-out apparatus and has at least an upward opening;
- a collection bag that is a bag-shaped container having an opening and is used to collect coins;
- a frame that keeps the opening in an open state;
- and
- a support portion that is provided on both side portions of the drawer unit and supports the frame in a state in which the opening of the collection bag faces upward,
- the frame including:
- a handle that is a portion configured to be gripped by an operator who attaches and detaches the collection bag to and from the support portion, the handle being located to face the collection bag in a depth direction when the collection bag is supported by the support portion, hanging down from the frame;
- and
- a coupling portion that couples the handle and the frame with a vertical gap between the handle and the frame to allow a hand of the operator to put into the vertical gap.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.