Banknote Handling Apparatus
AssigneeHitachi-Omron Terminal Solutions, Corp.
InventorsAkira NOMIYAMA, Eisuke Shiomi
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Abstract
There is provided a paper sheet handling apparatus capable of processing a deviated banknote in a banknote storage bin so as to displace the banknote to an optional position. The banknote handling apparatus incorporates a deviation processing means making contact with at least one side of a banknote in a paper sheet storage bin in which banknotes are stacked one upon another, for applying a force to the banknote at least in a direction of deviation of the banknote. The deviation processing means falls, during operation thereof, either in a condition in which it makes contact with a paper sheet in the paper sheet storage bin or in a condition in which it does not make contact therewith.
Claims10
A paper sheet handling apparatus for stacking and storing paper sheets in a paper sheet storage bin, characterized by a deviation processing means for displacing a paper sheet which is just taken into or which has been stored in the paper sheet storage bin in a direction of deviation of the paper sheet.
A paper sheet handling apparatus comprising a bottom surface belt for supporting a lower surface of banknotes on a surface above a flower surface, a press board for pressing a paper sheet in a staking direction, and a temporary storage bin including a top panel and side walls, characterized by deviation processing means having apexes which are projected from the bottom surface belt, and set up, one for each of the left and right sides of the floor surface, wherein the parts of the deviation processing means, which are projected from the bottom surface belt, are rotated in a direction toward the center of the apparatus, and a banknote stacked in the temporary storage bin is displaced in a direction toward the center of the temporary storage bin by a frictional force of the deviation processing means when the banknote is made at its lower side into contact with the deviation processing means.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.