WO2003081541A2 - Münzbrett - Google Patents
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- WO2003081541A2 WO2003081541A2 PCT/DE2003/001038 DE0301038W WO03081541A2 WO 2003081541 A2 WO2003081541 A2 WO 2003081541A2 DE 0301038 W DE0301038 W DE 0301038W WO 03081541 A2 WO03081541 A2 WO 03081541A2
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- G—PHYSICS
- G07—CHECKING-DEVICES
- G07D—HANDLING OF COINS OR VALUABLE PAPERS, e.g. TESTING, SORTING BY DENOMINATIONS, COUNTING, DISPENSING, CHANGING OR DEPOSITING
- G07D9/00—Counting coins; Handling of coins not provided for in the other groups of this subclass
- G07D9/002—Coin holding devices
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- the invention relates to a coin board with a plurality of coin chutes, m stacks of which can be stacked from individual coins, each coin slot in its cross-sectional geometry being matched to a coin unit.
- the invention further relates to a cash register system with such a coin board.
- each unit is a coin Munzschacht ⁇ or associated -Wertmaschine, wherein the Munzschacht is designed in such a way that only coins of appropriate value fit into it.
- a typical cross-sectional geometry is formed by a semicircular cross-section.
- at least three support points are set up in the longitudinal direction of the coin shaft and distributed over a semicircle, based on the cross section of the coin shaft.
- Coins with a too large cross-section, related to a particular coin slot do not fit in this coin slot and are therefore immediately identifiable and can be removed as having the wrong coin unit.
- coins that are too small can also be easily recognized and removed due to the resulting play in the cross-sectional plane.
- a label is attached to the side of each coin shaft, with which the total value of the coins arranged and stacked in a coin shaft can be read according to the height of the coin stack.
- the total amount of coins inserted into the respective coin chutes can be read off easily in a coin tray known in this respect, the total value of all coins on the coin tray must still be calculated by an operator. Electronic monitoring of the coin level also does not take place in this prior art.
- the invention is based on the technical problem of specifying a coin board by means of which an operator can determine the total stock of coin values without arithmetic operations.
- the invention lies further technical problem of specifying a coin board, by means of which a simple and automatic determination of the total coin value contained is possible and, in addition, a change issuance can be easily monitored.
- the invention teaches a coin board with a plurality of coin chutes, with which stack of coins can be stacked from single coins, each cross-sectional geometry of each coin slot being matched to a coin unit, each coin slot being equipped with means for detecting the number of stacked coins , the means for detection being connected to an evaluation device, from which the total value of all stacked coins is determined from the numbers of stacked coins of all coin units and optionally displayed and / or netted in the evaluation device.
- the invention makes it possible to set up a transaction memory as part of the user evaluation. All operations of the coin board, ie inserting coins and removing coins, are stored in a transaction memory. so that all payment and / or payment processes carried out with the inclusion of the coin board can be logged and, if necessary, retrieved and checked.
- a coin shaft in the sense of the invention is not necessarily arranged vertically. Rather, it is also possible to cool it down from the vertical to the horizontal. In the case of the horizontal orientation of a coin shaft, it can be ensured, for example, by force locking, for example friction locking, that stacked coins do not fall over in the coin shaft.
- the term stack of coins refers to a succession of coins, beginning at one end of a coin shaft.
- stacked coin surfaces touch with their opposing main surfaces, unless otherwise described below.
- the cross-section of a coin shaft can be matched to a coin unit in different ways. In principle, the cross-section can be matched to the shape of the coin, ie circular or polygonal with dimensions corresponding to the coin unit.
- a coin slot can only have an otherwise open part of a circle or a polygon, based on its cross-section, for example an open semicircle or quarter circle, which is recommended in the case of more horizontal coin slots ( ⁇ 70 ° to the horizontal). In the case of more vertical (> 50 ° or 70 ° to the horizontal) coin chutes, for example a three-quarter circle will be useful.
- the contact of the circumferential surfaces of the coin with the coin shaft can be essentially flat or punctiform or both. In the case of point contact, at least one support element is provided with a support surface which lies on the circle or polygon.
- the means for detecting the number of stacked coins can be designed in a wide variety of ways.
- the means for detection are a switching element strip with a plurality of switch elements, which extends over the entire coin shaft, based on the longitudinal extension of the coin shaft, the distance between adjacent switch elements corresponding to the height of a coin.
- Each switch element is actuated by a coin when it is inserted. This actuation takes place through the cylindrical surface of a coin.
- the number of switch elements of a switch element bar ultimately corresponds to the maximum number of coins that can be stacked in a coin slot.
- the switch states of all switch elements of a switch element bar can easily be electronically evaluated in a suitable manner, as a result of which the number of stacked coins is ultimately detected.
- the total value of the coins in a coin shaft can be determined in the evaluation device. Since all coin chutes are each equipped with a switch element bar connected to the evaluation device, the total value of all coins inserted into the coin board can also be determined electronically.
- the means for detection can be a reflection light barrier bar with a plurality of reflection light barriers extending over the entire coin shaft, with reference to the longitudinal extension of the coin shaft, the distance between two adjacent reflection light barriers corresponding to the height of a coin.
- a reflection light barrier typically consists of a light emitter and a light sensor, both of which are connected to form a structural unit. The light emitter emits the light in the direction of a cylinder surface of an inserted coin.
- the means for detection are a photo element bar with a plurality of photo elements, which extends over the entire coin shaft, with reference to the longitudinal extension of the coin shaft, the distance between two adjacent photo elements corresponding to the height of a coin, and with the A light source is arranged on top of the stack of the coin shaft.
- all photo elements in the height of which coins are located are ultimately shaded. Compared to the above embodiment, only one light source is required.
- the means for detection are one over the entire Munzschacht, based on the longitudinal extension of the Munzschachtes, extending light barrier element bar with a plurality of light barrier elements, the distance between two neighboring light barrier elements corresponding to the height of a coin, and each light barrier element, based on an orthogonal to the longitudinal extension of the Munzschachtes, one light emitter and one has opposite light sensor. If the light beam directed from the light emitter onto the light sensor is interrupted by an inserted coin, this is detected by the light sensor.
- the means for detection are an optical distance measuring device with a light emitter and a light sensor, the light emitter and light sensor being arranged at the end of the coin slot on the top of the stack and directed towards the uppermost coin arranged in the coin slot.
- the distance measurement can take place, for example, according to the Doppler principle or the triagulation principle (for example, according to a following exemplary embodiment).
- the intensity of the reflected light can also be measured and evaluated. An evaluation based on such intensity measurements, possibly wavelength-selective, can also be carried out alone.
- the uppermost coin in a coin stack is irradiated with coherent light, for example by means of a laser diode, and reflected laser light is captured by a sensor and subjected to a phase analysis.
- a light source is set up, which is opposite to the longitudinal extension of the coin shaft angled light beam, for example, emitted by 1 to 20 degrees.
- Laser light reflected from the uppermost coin is collected by a CCD sensor, which uses location resolution to detect the position of the incident light beam. The distance of the uppermost coin can ultimately be determined from the position of reflected laser light.
- any light sources for incoherent light can be considered as the light source, as long as focusing is set up on an essentially parallel light beam with limited light spot on the surface of the coin.
- each coin shaft has at least one sectioning element, by means of which a coin shaft is divided into at least two sections for receiving a defined number of coins.
- the defined number of coins can range from 5 to 200, preferably from 10 to 50, most preferably from 20 to 50.
- This embodiment takes into account the fact that coins, in particular in the area of their main surfaces, are exposed to wear, corrosion, dirt and / or bending and can therefore have a reduced or increased thickness. This can result in stacking a certain number of worn, bent, Corroded and / or soiled coins, the assignment of the above-described components to a bar is no longer correct, since their spacing is set up in accordance with the amount of a new coin.
- an error can result in an embodiment with a distance measuring device, since the number of coins inserted is calculated on the basis of the actually measured distance of the uppermost coin and assuming a correct coin height or thickness.
- a coin shaft is partitioned into m sections, in which a small number of coins can be inserted compared to the entire coin shaft.
- the number of coins within a section is to be dimensioned such that experience of wear or the like can be expected from experience. of the coins did not lead to a mistake.
- tolerances can be up to 1% for hard coin materials, and even up to 2% and higher for soft coin materials.
- the maximum number of coins in a section is selected on the basis of the tolerances such that an accumulated error of the same misregistration is less than one coin, better less than 0.5 coins or 0.2 coins.
- the gaps between coins of different sections that occur due to the sectioning elements are taken into account when arranging and designing the means for detection.
- the thickness of the sectioning elements must be taken into account in the evaluation device. This can take place, for example, in that the maximum number of coins for each section is stored in the evaluation unit and that when a number of coins in a coin shaft, which is the sum of all full sections plus one coin, is reached or numbered by the evaluation device, a reference point measurement the new section is saved on the first coin and the distance value is saved. This distance value is used to restart the payment for the section in question, whereby the arrangement and thickness of the sectioning elements are automatically determined and taken into account.
- a security check can be set up within the scope of the various embodiments of the invention.
- switch elements reflection light barriers or light barrier elements
- Blank a warning signal can be given optically or acoustically.
- the evaluation unit is initialized when the coin board is empty and the successive insertion of individual coins is detected and fed to the evaluation unit. The evaluation unit can then always determine the current total value and add or subtract further added coins or withdrawn coins to the total value and thus always the Balance and state current total. The initialization can of course alternatively take place in the case of a coin board which is completely equipped with coins, with subtracting from the maximum total value of all stacked coins in the course of withdrawing coins.
- the means for detection can furthermore have a contact, a reflection light barrier or a light barrier, which is arranged at the end, with respect to the longitudinal extension of the coin shaft, of a slide which is displaceable over the open coin shaft in the direction of the longitudinal extension of the mine shaft, the slide following Provided a signal of the means is driven so that the end of the slide carrying the means is positioned in the region of the uppermost coin of a coin shaft. The positioning can be done so that the end with the means leaves the top coin free from the slide, or just covers it.
- the information about the number of coins in a stack of coins is obtained from an empty coin shaft as path information of the slide.
- the slide can be controlled in such a way that the calculated number of coins for the change is free from the end of the slide and light can be removed. The accidental grabbing of too much coins is thus avoided.
- the means (5) for detection are a contact, a reflection light barrier or a light barrier, which, at the end, in relation to the longitudinal extension of the coin shaft, is one above the open one Coin shaft arranged cover is set up, the coin shaft or the stack of coins arranged therein is m in the direction of the longitudinal extension of the shaft, the coin shaft or.
- the stack of coins is driven in accordance with a signal from the means so that the end of the cover carrying the means is positioned in the area of the uppermost coin of a coin shaft.
- the path information of the coin stack replaces the path information of the slide.
- the evaluation unit can be integrated into the coin board or set up in a system cash register connected to the coin board.
- the means for detection are electrically or optically connected to the evaluation unit.
- the coin board can be further developed in such a way that an optical signal transmitter is set up in each coin shaft, which marks a coin stack and changes its state after a predetermined number of coins have been removed from the coin stack. Such a change in state can consist of a light signal being released or a color change.
- a return amount calculated by means of the system cash register can be converted by the system cash register and / or the evaluation unit into the applicable numbers of coins of the respective coin units. Coin shafts from which coins can be removed are then displayed by means of a light signal.
- the invention therefore also relates to a cash register system with at least one electronic cash register and with a coin board connected to the cash register, as described above, an evaluation device being provided within the electronic cash register, by means of which the total value of all the stacked coins in the coin board can be determined , and by means of which a coin change amount m can be displayed in the manner described above.
- the invention also relates to an operating method for a coin board according to the invention with the above procedural features.
- Fig. 11 block diagram with digital detection by the detection means
- Fig. 12 a system cash register according to the invention.
- FIG. 1 shows a coin board 1 according to the invention with a plurality of coin chutes 2, from which 3 coin stacks 4 can be stacked from single coins, each coin slot 2 m of its cross-sectional geometry being matched to a coin unit.
- the coin chutes are delimited by end elements 23.
- Handle recesses 24 adjoin the coin chutes 2, which allow coins 3 to be removed when the coin chute 2 is full.
- a display 7 can be seen on which, for example, the sum of all the coins 3 deposited can be read.
- a control panel 25 with buttons for controlling the evaluation device 6 is provided.
- each coin shaft 2 is stacked with means 5 for detecting the number Coins 3 is equipped, the means 5 for detection being connected to an evaluation device 6, which determines the total value of all stacked coins 3 from the numbers of stacked coins 3 of all coin units and optionally shows them on the display 7 and / or in the evaluation device 6 is netted.
- the means 5 for detection are a switch element bar 8 with a plurality of switch elements 9, which extends over the entire coin shaft 2 with respect to the longitudinal extension of the coin shaft 2, the distance between adjacent switch elements 9 being one Coin 3 corresponds.
- FIG. 2 shows spring-loaded contact pins 26, by means of which a contact pair 27 is closed in the course of the insertion of a coin 3 and against the spring pressure.
- FIG. 3 shows a variant in which the contact pairs 27 are connected in parallel to a port or a shift register 28 of the evaluation device 6.
- FIG. 4 shows a series connection of the contact pairs 27 with connection to a port or a shift register 28.
- FIG. 5 shows a connection of the contact pairs 27 in the context of a resistor chain 29.
- FIG. 6 shows an embodiment, the means 5 for detection extending over the entire coin shaft 2, in relation to the longitudinal extension of the coin shaft 2, extending reflection light barrier bar 10 with a plurality of reflection light barriers 11, the distance between two adjacent reflection light barriers 11 corresponding to the height of a coin 3.
- the means 5 for detection are a light barrier element strip 12 which extends over the entire coin shaft 2, with respect to the longitudinal extension of the coin shaft 2, with a plurality of light barrier elements 13, the distance between two adjacent light barrier elements 13 being the height corresponds to a coin 3, and wherein each light barrier element 13 has a light emitter 14 and a light sensor 15 opposite this, with respect to an orthogonal to the longitudinal extension of the coin shaft 2.
- the means 5 for detection are a photo element bar 16 with a plurality of photo elements 17, which extends over the entire coin slot 2 with respect to the longitudinal extension of the coin slot 2, the distance between two adjacent photo elements 17 being the height of a coin 3 corresponds, and a light source 18 is arranged at the top of the coin shaft 2 on the top of the stack, the light of which strikes photo elements 17 not shaded by coins 3.
- the light sensors or photo elements are connected to the evaluation device 6, for example in accordance with FIG. 3.
- FIG. 9 shows an embodiment in which the means 5 for detection are optical Distance measuring device 19 with a light emitter 20 and a light sensor 21, the light emitter 20 and light sensor 21 being arranged at the end of the coin shaft 2 on the top of the stack and directed to the uppermost coin 3 arranged in the coin shaft 2.
- the light emitter 20 is a laser diode with a narrowly focused light beam which strikes the main surface of the coin at an angle to the orthogonal one.
- the reflected light beam strikes the coin stack 4 at different heights of the light sensor 21 designed as a spatially resolving CCD sensor at different heights. This location information is converted into distance information and this in turn into value information corresponding to the height of the coin stack 4 determined in this way.
- FIG. 10 shows a block diagram which is suitable for an embodiment according to FIG. 5 with a resistance chain.
- 11 shows a suitable block diagram for the subjects of FIGS. 3, 4, 6, 7 and 8.
- FIG. 12 shows a cash register system with at least one electronic system cash register 22 and with a coin tray 1 according to the invention connected to the system cash register 22, which can be inserted in a drawer of the cash register and can be connected to the evaluation device 6 of the cash register.
- the evaluation device 6 for example, the total value of all the stacked coins 3 m of the coin board 1 can be determined.
- a value determined by the system checkout 22 jerk ⁇ amount of money is converted by means of the evaluation device 6 in the respective numbers of the dispensed Munzhong.
- a select display 31 is activated via the coin values to be issued and remains activated until the number of coins 3 determined by the evaluation device 6 is removed has been.
- the system cash register 22 can additionally have lamp displays for "overpaid” and / or "return sum OK".
- a plurality of system cash registers 22 can be connected to one another and to a master evaluation device, in which case the total coin inventory of a store can always be up-to-date. It is also possible that the evaluation device 6 detects and displays a refill requirement for a coin value when the value falls below a defined minimum number of coins 3 or transmits it to a master evaluation device.
- a scanner bar or a contact image sensor can be arranged along the longitudinal extension of the coin shaft.
- Several scanner providers can also be arranged. It is also possible that the scanner bar is moved in the direction orthogonal to the longitudinal extension of the scanner bar. Scanner strips and the associated electronics for control and image acquisition are known from the usual scanner devices for scanning images, texts, etc.
- a single-line (a fixed scanner bar) or multi-cell (scanning scanner bar or a plurality of scanner bars) picture of the coins lying in the coin slot are taken.
- This image can be evaluated in terms of the number of coin edges shown, any structures (in particular thickness and / or edge embossing, the latter in the case of a multi-cell image), and color, for which conventional algorithms are suitable.
- the number of coins in the coin shaft is recorded.
- sensors are known per se, for example from sensors for detecting expansion or contraction of metallic components. They essentially consist of two parallel or anti-parallel induction elements, for example printed coils, which are connected to one another via a bridge circuit. The signal generated is a measure of the length of the "coin stack" in the coin shaft and thus of the number of coins in it.
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| EP03720251A EP1488382A2 (de) | 2002-03-25 | 2003-03-25 | Münzbrett |
| AU2003223903A AU2003223903A1 (en) | 2002-03-25 | 2003-03-25 | Coin tray |
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| DE10213293A DE10213293A1 (de) | 2002-03-25 | 2002-03-25 | Münzbrett |
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