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EP2385505A1 - Dispositif de réception de chèques de banque, système de sécurité doté d'un tel dispositif et procédé associé - Google Patents

Dispositif de réception de chèques de banque, système de sécurité doté d'un tel dispositif et procédé associé Download PDF

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EP2385505A1
EP2385505A1 EP11163993A EP11163993A EP2385505A1 EP 2385505 A1 EP2385505 A1 EP 2385505A1 EP 11163993 A EP11163993 A EP 11163993A EP 11163993 A EP11163993 A EP 11163993A EP 2385505 A1 EP2385505 A1 EP 2385505A1
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  • the invention relates to a device for receiving banknotes according to the preamble of patent claim 1 , a security system with such a device according to the preamble of patent claim 10 , and a method according to the preamble of patent claim 12 for preparing such a device.
  • Fig. 1 is a well-known safe 200 in one shown schematically, which here includes a banknote feeder 202. Through this banknote feeder 202, individual banknotes 1 can be drawn into the safe 200 and, for example, checked when they are drawn in and recorded in terms of their value. In Fig. 1 a situation is shown in which just a banknote 1 is fed.
  • the safe 200 may have, for example, a display 203 to display process-accompanying information, such as the total value of withdrawn banknotes 1. Inside the safe 200 typically sit one or two cash boxes 201. In the in Fig.
  • a cash box 201 can be seen inside the safe 200.
  • the banknotes 1 enter the cashbox 201 after being pulled in from above. From time to time, or if the cashbox 201 is full, a cashier can unlock and open a door 204 of the cabinet 200 about the entire cashbox 201 including the banknotes contained therein 1 to remove.
  • FIG. 12 is a schematic view of a known cash box 201.
  • a handling mechanism 205 is typically provided which transfers banknotes 1 received from above (as schematically indicated by the arrow P1) into the interior of a banknote bag 130.
  • the banknote bag 130 hangs on a frame 120.
  • a banknote opening 121 is provided through which the banknotes 1 enter the bag 130.
  • the safe 200 together with the cash box 201 and the banknote bag 130 with the frame 120 form a security system which serves to protect the owner or owner of the banknotes 1 from misuse or stealing of the banknotes 1.
  • the banknotes 1 can be tested and counted when feeding.
  • the meter reading can be stored or transmitted via a communication link, for example, to a server.
  • the cash box 201 may include, for example, a printing system having a gas cartridge for discharging a liquid (eg, ink) when manipulating the safe 200 or the cash box 201. This system damages, marks or destroys in the cash box 201 existing banknotes 1 by means of the mentioned liquid.
  • a closed circuit can be realized in which all individual elements or components and all sub-steps are monitored and / or saved.
  • FIGS. 1A to 8B Based on FIGS. 1A to 8B a concrete first embodiment of the invention will be described. It is a device 100, which was specially developed for receiving banknotes 1 and for their secure handling.
  • the apparatus 100 comprises a frame 120 which, as in FIG Fig. 2 indicated, a banknote opening 121 provides.
  • a banknote bag 130 is connected to the frame 120 with its bag opening 132 such that banknotes 1 can be introduced into the banknote bag 130 through the banknote opening 121 and the bag opening 132.
  • a snapshot is shown in which just a single banknote 1 is pressed from above through the banknote opening 121 therethrough. The pushing-through can be done, for example, by means of a punch body, which is not shown here.
  • the stamp body may be provided as an element of a handling mechanism 205 in a known manner on the cash box 201 or on the safe 200.
  • the stamp body pushes a banknote 1, which was previously conveyed to a flat lying position above the banknote opening 121 of the frame 120, centrally downwards. This folds the banknote 1 in the middle and can be pushed down. As soon as the banknote 1 has passed through the area of the banknote opening 121, it unfolds again and lies flat on a stack of banknotes 1, which in Fig. 2 is shown schematically.
  • the frame 120 which keeps the banknote bag 130 open and firmly clamped, also provides the banknote opening 121 at the same time.
  • this frame 120 can serve as a mechanical interface to it designed to insert the device 100 in a cash box 201 or in a safe 200.
  • the interaction or interaction with the transfer mechanism eg with the mentioned stamp body
  • the transfer mechanism is referred to herein as a handling mechanism 205.
  • a frame 120 which comprises an upper frame 123 and a lower frame 124.
  • the lower frame 124 is also referred to as a cuff part, since this lower frame 124, which in the FIGS. 3A to 3C is shown holding the banknote bag 130 firmly and keeping it open as shown in FIG Fig. 4C can be seen.
  • the frame 120 is composed of the two frames 123, 124 such that the bill opening 121 extends through both when the upper frame 123 is connected to the lower frame 124.
  • the upper frame 123 and the lower frame 124 are made to be separable from each other.
  • both frame parts 123, 124 engage each other so that they can only be separated by the use of a special tool.
  • the two frames 123, 124 form the frame 120.
  • a inherently stable sliding latch 122 which has at least two main functions.
  • An exemplary sliding latch 122 is shown in FIGS FIGS. 5A and 5B shown.
  • the frame 120 comprises a guide 126 for inserting the sliding latch 122, which is designed such that in the inserted state the sliding latch 122 is locked to the frame 120 (firmly connected) (first function).
  • the sliding latch 122 in the inserted and locked state completely covers the banknote opening 121 of the two frames 123, 124 (second function).
  • This state which is referred to as a saved state, is in Fig. 8B shown in a side view. In this secured state, the banknote bag 130 is no longer accessible because it is firmly connected to the lower frame 124 of the frame 120 and because the banknote opening 121 is tightly closed and locked by the sliding bar 122.
  • the slide bar 122 has another additional function (3rd function). This additional function can be used in all embodiments. If the device 100 is seated in a cash box 201 or a safe 200, then the device 100 is connected via the frame 120 to the cash transfer system or the money transfer mechanism (handling mechanism 205) of the cash box 201 or the cash box 200. In order to prevent the device 100 from being unauthorized, which would allow manipulation, removal of the device 100 is only possible when the sliding latch 122 is in the retracted and locked state, i. in the secured state. Only when the slide bar 122 reaches the secured state, the device 100 is decoupled or unlocked from the cashbox 201 or from the safe 200, or the device 100 can be decoupled or unlocked from the cashbox 201 or the safe 200 in a further step.
  • 3rd function 3rd function
  • the sliding latch 122 may also be designed so that it allows unlocking or decoupling of the device 100 in the locked state or releases it.
  • the actual unlocking or decoupling may then be e.g. in a further step via a key, a contact switch or a similar additional element.
  • This additional alternative embodiment can be used in all embodiments.
  • the sliding latch 122 may optionally be provided with a machine-readable code (e.g., a bar code) in all embodiments to assist a security process or protocol.
  • a machine-readable code e.g., a bar code
  • Fig. 3A the lower frame 124 is shown in an exploded view. Below the frame 124, a rubber ring 131 can be seen. This rubber ring 131 can be attached to the frame 124 as follows. A loop of the rubber ring 131 can be inserted or clamped on a first longitudinal side into a recess 134 on the upper side of the lower frame 124. From there, a portion of the rubber ring 131 is guided below the frame 124 transversely to the banknote opening 121 to the other longitudinal side. The other portion of the rubber ring 131 is analogously also performed below the frame 124 transversely to the banknote opening 121 to the other longitudinal side.
  • the two portions of the rubber ring 131 thus extend across the bottom of the frame 124 across the bill opening 121, as in Figs FIGS. 3B and 3C can be seen.
  • the remaining end (or the remaining loop) of the rubber ring 131 is in turn inserted or clamped in a recess 134 on the upper side of the lower frame 124.
  • the rubber ring 131 is fixedly connected to the lower frame 124.
  • the rubber ring 131 now has the following function.
  • a large spring or a spring-mounted follower plate is used in a cash box 201 to push the banknote bag 130 always upward in the direction of the frame 120.
  • This spring or follower plate brings a counterforce G1 (see Fig. 2 ), which must be overcome when introducing banknotes 1.
  • the rubber ring 131 completely replaces this spring or follower plate, or it can supplement the spring or follower plate as needed.
  • the rubber ring 131 With each banknote 1, which passes from above through the banknote opening 121 into the banknote bag 130, the rubber ring 131 is further expanded. This results in a simple and cost-effective way a very reliable and less susceptible to interference G1.
  • a rubber ring 131 may be used instead of just one rubber ring 131. It is also possible instead of just one rubber ring 131, for example, to provide two rubber rings. It can be both a closed rubber ring 131, as in Fig. 3A shown, as well as a rubber band are used. For example, such a rubber band may have eyelets at each end to attach it to the long sides of the body lower frame 124 can be hung or pinched. The function or mode of action is the same in this case.
  • the lower frame has a number of tabs and / or clamping regions 127.
  • These tabs and / or clamping regions 127 are preferably designed so that the upper frame 123 can be placed on the lower frame and firmly connected thereto.
  • lugs or hooks of the upper frame 123 snap into the clamping regions 127 of the lower frame 124 and / or vice versa.
  • a banknote bag 130 is shown in a side view.
  • the bag opening 132 is at the top.
  • the bag 130 is closed.
  • welding edges in plastic bags or fabric bags made of thermoplastic fabric, seams or other means can be used. That is, the banknote bag 130 is closed on three sides and open on one side only.
  • the welding edges are indicated by double lines.
  • Fig. 4B shows the example of a banknote bag 130 in an exploded view, wherein the bag opening 132 adjusts the rectangular shape of the lower frame 124 here.
  • an optional rubber ring 133 is shown above the banknote bag 130.
  • This rubber ring 133 can, as in Fig. 4C serve to connect the banknote bag 130 to the lower frame 124.
  • the banknote bag 130 may be placed with its opening 132 around the lower frame 124. Then the rubber ring 133 is slipped over.
  • the use of rubber ring 133 is optional.
  • the banknote bag 130 may also be clamped or clamped to the lower frame 124.
  • the banknote bag 130 is clamped or clamped to the lower frame 124 and secured with a rubber ring 133.
  • the banknote bag 130 has eyelets or hooks at the upper edge for better hooking to the frame 124.
  • the banknote bag 130 may additionally or alternatively also have a Contain an elastic band or a rubber band which is arranged in the region of the bag opening 132. In these cases, the rubber ring 133 can be omitted.
  • the sliding latch 122 has a sliding plate 128 which is provided with locking elements or (Wider-) hook 129.
  • the slide plate 128 has a planar extent selected so that the banknote opening 121 of the frame 120 (which includes the two subframes 123, 124) is covered when the slide bar 122 is in the retracted and locked state, ie in the secured state.
  • Fig. 5A the position and dimension of the banknote opening 121 is indicated schematically by a dashed rectangle.
  • the sliding plate 128 has a planar extent, which is slightly larger than the areal extent of the banknote opening 121.
  • the slide bar 122 is provided in all embodiments with a handle portion, a tab or similar handling means 134 to grip the slide bar 122, insert and transfer in the secured state can.
  • the sliding latch 122 is preferably provided in all embodiments with detent elements or (det) hooks 129, which dig or hook with the frame 120 so that the sliding latch 122 can be removed only by destroying the sliding latch 122 or the detent elements or hooks 129 ,
  • a knife or a side cutter is used to sever the locking elements or hooks 129 so that the sliding latch 122 can be removed from the secured position again.
  • a sliding bar 122 which is only once to use, ie it is a disposable item.
  • a dividing line T is in Fig. 5A shown by way of example. The corresponding latching element or the hook 129 can be separated along this dividing line T. When all latching elements or hooks 129 have been removed, the sliding latch 122 can be removed again from the secured position.
  • the frame 120 is composed of a lower frame 124 and an upper frame 123.
  • the dimensions of the upper frame 123 correspond approximately to the dimensions of the lower frame 124 in the surface (FIG. Fig. 6B ).
  • the upper frame 123 has a device-side end (in Fig. 6A right) and a door-side end (in Fig. 6A Left). This designation is explained by the operational situation. If the frame 120 is seated in a cash box 201 or a safe 200, then the device-side end sits farthest inside the cash box 201 or the cash box 200. The door-side end, however, sits in the door opening (see, for example, the door 204 in FIG Fig. 1 ).
  • the handling mechanism 205 is located above the upper frame 123.
  • the upper frame 123 on the door side has a handle plate or recessed handle 135.
  • the upper frame 123 surrounds the note opening 121, as in FIG Fig. 6B can be seen.
  • guides 126 are provided on the upper frame 123, which allow the sliding bar 122 to be pushed into the frame 120 from the left (ie from the door-side end) to the right.
  • a support surface or receiving bay 137 for an end tab 136 of the sliding latch 122 is provided at the right end (at the device end).
  • a plurality of resiliently mounted balls 138 may be provided to form a positive (latching) connection with the handling mechanism 205.
  • the handling mechanism 205 in this case has recesses into which the balls 138 engage. It can also be provided here other snap or spring mechanisms, which are designed so that the frame 120 engages in the cashbox 201 or the safe 200. It is important that a well-defined position be maintained so that the handling mechanism 205 can easily pass the bills 1 through the frame 120 into the banknote bag 130.
  • lugs or hooks may be provided, which are designed to firmly engage in the clamping portions 127 of the lower frame 124, so as to connect the upper frame 123 fixed to the lower frame 124.
  • These noses or hooks are in FIGS. 6A and 6B unrecognizable as they sit on the invisible underside. But you can see access openings 139, which allow with a tool (eg with a flat screwdriver) to solve the fixed connection of the upper frame 123 with the lower frame 124.
  • FIGS. 7A to 7C Further details of the assembled frame 123 are shown in FIGS FIGS. 7A to 7C with the sliding latch 122 not yet inserted, which means that the banknote bag 130 would be accessible through the banknote opening 121.
  • the balls 138 are in the FIGS. 7A to 7C shown in gray to visually highlight it.
  • rollers or wheels 140 may be provided, which allow a clean collection of banknotes 1. These rollers or wheels 140 are optional. You can e.g. can also be omitted, or they can sit in the area of the handling mechanism 205.
  • Fig. 8A All essential elements 122, 123, 124 and 130 of the device 100 are shown in an exploded view.
  • the banknote bag 130 is already fixedly connected to the lower frame 124 and the rubber ring 131 for the banknote bundle is mounted (as in FIG Fig. 4C to recognize).
  • the upper frame 123 is mounted on the lower frame 124, which is done here, for example, by snapping or hooking noses or hooks on the upper frame 124 in the clamping regions 127 of the lower frame 124.
  • the sliding latch 122 is inserted and brought into a secured position. In this secured position, the in Fig. 8B is shown, the sliding plate 128 of the sliding latch 122 covers the banknote opening 121 completely.
  • the sliding latch 122 is in the locked secure position and connects both frames 123, 124 together.
  • the slot 125 may be defined on the frame 123, on the frame 124, or may be defined together by both frame members 123, 124.
  • elements 141 are provided on the frame 120 (see Fig. 8B ), which are designed for insertion or insertion of the frame 120 in the cashbox 201 or the safe 200.
  • Elements 141 are shown serving as guide rails.
  • the removal of a filled banknote bag 130 takes place as shown by way of example below.
  • the cashbox 201 or the safe 200 is placed in a suitable mode (e.g., by entering a PIN code or using a key).
  • the door 204 is opened and a new (undestroyed) slide bar 122 is inserted through the slot 125 into the frame 120.
  • the slide bar 122 reaches the secured position, the bill opening 121 is completely covered and secured.
  • the sliding bar 122 either unlocks the frame 120 together with the banknote bag 130 directly, or the sliding bar 122 releases the unlocking.
  • the actual unlocking may then be e.g. with another handling step (e.g., by reentering a (different) PIN code or inserting a key).
  • the frame 120 including the banknote bag 130 is now unlocked, the device 100 can be completely removed from the cash box 201 or the safe 200.
  • the device 100 can now be transported, for example, in a specially secured transport case or trolley.
  • the number of bills 1 contained in the apparatus 100 is stored in, for example, a memory of the cash box 201 or the cash box 200.
  • a mechanical manipulation on the banknote bag 130 or the frame 120 can be seen. You can also by a count of the Banknotes 1 detect if there is a shortfall to the stored value.
  • the device 100 is prepared for re-use as follows. A new banknote bag 130 is attached as described. Then, the upper frame 123 is connected to the lower frame 124.
  • banknote bag 130 and the sliding bar 122 are disposable parts which are used only once. All other parts can be used multiple times, which is much cheaper and better for the environment than conventional solutions, where all parts are only for single use.

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