Checkout unit assembly and base for checkout unit assembly
AssigneeNEC Corporation
InventorJun NISHIO
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Abstract
A checkout unit assembly (1000) has a first checkout unit (100) and a second checkout unit (200) each having a user interface portion (300) at one side portion. The first checkout unit (100) is disposed above the second checkout unit (200) such that the first checkout unit (100) and the second checkout unit (200) overlap when seen in a plan view. The user interface portion (300) of the first checkout unit (100) and the user interface portion (300) of the second checkout unit (200) are disposed on different side surfaces.
Claims20
A checkout unit assembly comprising:
- a first checkout unit and a second checkout unit each having a user interface portion at one side portion,
- wherein the first checkout unit is disposed above the second checkout unit such that the first checkout unit and the second checkout unit overlap when seen in a plan view, and
- the user interface portion of the first checkout unit and the user interface portion of the second checkout unit are disposed on different side surfaces.
A base for a checkout unit assembly, wherein a first checkout unit and a second checkout unit each having a user interface portion at one side portion are to be mounted on the base, the base comprising:
- an insertion hole to insert each of the first checkout unit and the second checkout unit, the insertion hole being formed on each of a plurality of side surfaces of the base,
- wherein, as the first checkout unit is inserted into the insertion hole on one side surface of the base and the second checkout unit is inserted into the insertion hole of another side surface of the base,
- the first checkout unit and the second checkout unit are overlapped when seen in a plan view, the first checkout unit is disposed above the second checkout unit, and the user interface portion of the first checkout unit and the user interface portion of the second checkout unit are disposed on different side surfaces of the base.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.