Coin storage device
AssigneeWalter Hanke Mechanische Werkstatten GmbH & Co. KG
InventorsRoland Griese, Christian Trenner
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AssigneeWalter Hanke Mechanische Werkstatten GmbH & Co. KG
InventorsRoland Griese, Christian Trenner
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A coin storage device, which can be inserted in a coin testing device or in a cash register system, is described. The coin storage device comprises at least two opposing walls, wherein between the walls a shaft having a width is configured, and a track disposed in the shaft is provided. Of the two opposing walls, at least one is at least partially displaceable, and the width of the shaft can thus be varied. The track is arranged displaceably, and at least one retaining rail is provided, wherein the retaining rail is displaceably disposed above the track in the shaft. Such a coin storage device can be used to sort out foreign objects based on gravity. A coin storage device is possible for a coin testing device, and congestion by coins or foreign objects can be eliminated due to the variable width of the shaft.
A coin storage device, in particular for a coin tester testers, comprising at least two oppositely situated walls, a shaft with a width being configured between the walls, and a track disposed in the shaft
A method for controlling a coin storage device which has at least two oppositely situated walls, a shaft with a width being configured between the walls and one of the two walls being configured movably, a movable track and a movable retaining rail being present, the retaining rail being disposed above the track, which method comprises:
A method for sorting coins in a cash collection system, the cash collection system having a coin separator, a coin storage device, a coin tester, and a sorting system, the coin storage device having at least two oppositely situated walls, a shaft with a width being configured between the walls, and having a movable track and a movable retaining rail, the retaining rail being disposed above the track, which method comprises:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.