JPH02230490A - Ticket arranging carrier for large and small tickets - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] This bulletin contains application data before electronic filing, so abstract data is not recorded.

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Industrial Application Field] The present invention provides a ticket alignment and conveyance device for both large and small tickets, specifically for large tickets (85 mm x 57.5 mm) and small tickets (57.5 mm x 2 of 30mm)
This invention relates to a ticket arranging and conveying device for both large and small tickets, which allows different types of tickets to be issued by one device.

[Prior Art] A conventional ticket issuing machine generally includes a paper section and a ticket issuing section, and the ticket issuing section has a paper feeding device, a cutter device, a printing device, a turning device, an encoder device, and a ticket alignment and conveyance device.

And, for example, the ticket alignment and conveyance device mentioned in 2 is Patent No. 118.
8887 (Special Publication No. 58-20077), there is a ticket sorting device for issuing single tickets, but as stated in that bulletin, the ticket sorting device simply issues one type of ticket. It did not have the function of aligning.

[Problem to be solved by the invention] Therefore, for example, two conventional ticket sorting devices are used. J
R large ticket (85+nmX57.5
mm) and 7J small ticket (57.5mm x 3
0mm), it was necessary to install two types of ticket issuing machines dedicated to each.

Means for Solving Problems U] The present invention solves two problems, and solves the problems of large tickets and small tickets.
In order to make it possible to easily align and issue the various tickets using a device, large tickets and small tickets each cut into predetermined dimensions are sent from an encoder device via a switching lever. 2, a delivery lever having a stopper fixed to its tip in order to align the large bills being conveyed on the conveyor bell 1, and the small bills being conveyed on the conveyor belt. a small ticket arranging lever having a stopper fixed to its tip for arranging the tickets; a first photoelectric element for detecting completion of the arranging operation of each of the tickets to be arranged; and a second photoelectric element for detecting the completion of the issuance operation of the small ticket arranging lever. When arranging the large bills, the tip of the tip can be swung upward by the small ticket aligning muck 1, and when lining up the large bills, the release lever can be swung upward by the tip of the tip. When issuing a large ticket or a small ticket, the stopper at the tip can be swung downwards by the issuing machine 1. To provide a ticket arranging and conveying device for both large and small tickets, which is capable of arranging and issuing two types of tickets of different sizes.

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[Example] Hereinafter, an example of the ticket aligning and conveying device for both large and small tickets according to the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 6.

FIG. 1 is a side view showing the arrangement of a bill aligning and conveying device for both large and small bills according to the present invention, with each component shown in its position.

In Fig. 1, 1 is a delivery muffler 1~, 2 is a small ticket alignment magnet, 3 is a delivery lever, 4 is a small ticket alignment lever, 5 is a pulse motor, 6 is a tudge lever, 7 is a delivery lever spring, and 8 is a delivery lever spring. Small ticket alignment lever spring, 9
10 is a touch lever spring; 10 is a first photoelectric element;
11 is a second photoelectric element, 12 is a conveyor belt, and 13 is a first
, 14 is the second roll, 15 is the third roll,
16 is the fourth roll, 17 is the fifth roll, 18 is the sixth roll
19 is a switching lever, 20 is a first shaft 1
., 2] is the second shaft 1., 22 is the first chi 1 to plate, 23 is the second chi 1 plate, 24 is the frame, and 25 is the seventh roll.

The conveyor bells 1 to 12 are connected to the switching lever 1 from the encoder' device.
9 of respective predetermined dimensions, e.g. 8
5mm x 57. 5mm and 57.5m lo 1x
It is an endless device that transports two types of tickets, large tickets and small tickets, cut into 301 ITM toward the ticket exit.
Pulse motor 5, sixth roll 18, fifth roll 17
, fourth roll]-6 and seventh roll 2, and is driven by a pulse motor 5.

The delivery lever 3 is for arranging the large bills conveyed on the conveyor bells 1 to 12, and has a stopper fixed to its tip and is swingable by a delivery machining lever 1 and a delivery lever spring 7. ing.

The small ticket aligning lever 4 is for aligning the small bills conveyed on the conveyor bells 1 to 12, and has a scraper fixed to its tip, and is connected to the small ticket aligning levers 1 to 2 and the small bill aligning lever. It is made swingable by the printer 8.

The touch lever 6 is swingably provided, and is adapted to take the aligned tickets at its tip and press them northward on the conveyor belt 12 by a third roll 15 or a touch lever spring 9.

The first photoelectric element 10 is for detecting the completion of the ticket lining operation, and the second photoelectric element 11 is for detecting the completion of the ticket issuing operation.

FIG. 2 is a side view for explaining the large ticket arranging operation. In the case of arranging large tickets, the relationship dimension 1 between the stopper at the tip of the release lever 3 and the first roll 13 is the length of the large tickets 8 5
mm + 12 (3 mm>), and the conveyor wheels 1 and 12 are arranged at an angle of θ (15°).The tickets sent from the encoder device are transferred by the switching and conveyor wheels. The ticket is guided and fed between the lower part of the first roll 13 and the conveyor hel 1 12.The fed ticket hits the stop 1 to the collar at the tip of the delivery lever 3 and stops.Next, the ticket sent in the same way Since the rear end of the previous ticket has been lifted by θ, it enters the bottom of the previous ticket and stops when it hits the tip of the tip of the release lever 3. By repeating this operation, Arrange the required number of sheets.

Note 1: The release lever 3 is located at the back of the frame 24, and only the tip comes out into the passage through the hole.

Note 2: The width of the aisle is 575 mm, which allows large tickets to pass through.

FIG. 3 is a side view for explaining the small ticket arranging operation. If a small ticket is specified at the start of printing, the small ticket sorting machines 1 to 2 operate from the state shown in Fig. 2 and move to the second shaft 1 and 2.
The small ticket alignment lever 4 is operated centering on the lever 1. As a result of this operation, the small ticket alignment lever 4 enters the long groove provided in the center of the second guide plate 23, and the passage width becomes 30 mm for small tickets.
- The relationship dimension 13 between the tsupa and the first roll 73 is the length of the small ticket 57. The length is 5+nm+14 (3mm),
It will be possible to line up small tickets. Points 1 to A shown in FIG. 3 are in the same state as the large ticket. The subsequent operations are similar to those for arranging large tickets.

Note 38: When the small ticket alignment lever 4 is operated, its tip comes out above the first chi-F plate 22, forming a box-shaped space.

Note 4: The first photoelectric element 10 detects the completion of the alignment operation, and a signal is output accordingly.

FIG. 4 is a side view for explaining the ticket issuing operation.

Once the required number of tickets have been lined up, the issuing muffin 1.
The release lever 3 is moved around shafts I to 20
make it work. As a result of this operation, the second roll 14 integrated with the delivery lever 3 presses the tickets in the aligned state, and the tickets are sent out by the conveyor heel 1-12 toward the exit. At the same time, the tip of the release lever 3 moves below the second chisel 1/plate 23. If you are arranging small tickets, move the small ticket alignment magnet 2 to ○FFL at the same time as the issuing lever 3 operates.
Then, return the small ticket alignment lever 4 to its original position, and move the tip end downward from the second guide plate 23.

FIG. 5 is a side view for explaining the ticket holding operation.

The ticket sent out from the state shown in FIG.
After passing through, it is conveyed by the required length, and is stopped when it is sandwiched between the third roller 15 at the tip of the tudge lever 6 and the conveyor wheels 1 and 12. By holding the ticket, the ticket will not be blown away by the wind, and multiple tickets can be taken out with one hand. Other reasons why it is necessary to summarize are as follows.

(b) If you issue one sheet at a time, you may forget to place them.

The value of coupon tickets, etc. is determined by the number of 11 pieces, and if the machine stops midway due to the 1-raffle, processing becomes difficult.

(c) Handling becomes easier by grouping them together.

FIG. 6 shows the operation of the ticket alignment and conveyance device for both large and small tickets according to the present invention, and is a flowchart 1 for explaining the operation from the start to the end of ticket conveyance.

[Effects of the Invention] Since the bill aligning and conveying device for both large and small bills according to the present invention is layered as described above, it has the following effects.

(1) It is possible to line up two types of tickets: large tickets and small tickets.

(2) It becomes possible to hold and issue two types of tickets: large tickets and small tickets.

(3) Since two types of tickets, large tickets and small tickets, can be issued with one ticket issuing machine, production efficiency is improved due to the different types of manufacturing machines, maintenance is also easier, and the number of tickets issued by users is improved. The number of tickets can be increased (for example, short distance tickets, limited express tickets, one-day tickets, etc. can be issued with one machine), and two types of coupon tickets of different sizes can be issued.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a diagrammatic side view showing the construction of a bill arranging and conveying device for both large and small tickets according to the present invention, FIG. 2 is a diagrammatic side view for explaining the large ticket arranging operation, and FIG. Small ticket J: Diagrammatic side view for explaining the column movement, Figure 4 is a diagrammatic side view for explaining the ticket issuing operation, and Figure 5 is a diagrammatic diagram for explaining the ticket holding operation. Figure 6 is a flowchart for explaining the operation from the start to the end of ticket conveyance.
It is. Departing makunetsu l・Small ticket arrangement makunetsu 1~ Departing leverSmall ticket arranging leverBal smoke touch leverFirst photoelectric elementSecond photoelectric elementTransportation belt switching lever

Claims (1)

[Claims] An endless conveyor belt for conveying two types of tickets, a large ticket and a small ticket each cut into predetermined dimensions, fed from an encoder device via a switching lever toward a ticket exit; A delivery lever having a stopper fixed to its tip for aligning the large bills to be conveyed; and a small ticket aligner having a stopper fixed to its tip to align the small bills conveyed on the conveyor belt. lever and
a first photoelectric element for detecting the completion of the lining operation of each of the tickets to be lined up, and a second photoelectric element for detecting the completion of the issuing operation of each of the tickets to be lined up;
The small ticket arranging lever is swung by a small ticket arranging magnet so that the stopper at the tip moves downward when arranging the large tickets, and the stopper at the tip moves upward when arranging the small tickets. The issuing lever is configured such that when arranging the large tickets, the stopper at the tip of the tip rises upward, and when issuing the large or small tickets, the stopper at the tip moves downward. A ticket arranging and conveying device for both large and small tickets, which is made swingable by a issuing magnet, thereby making it possible to arrange and issue two types of tickets of different sizes.