Automatic transaction device

• US 10,460,570 B2
• Filed: 11/25/2016
• Issued: 10/29/2019
• Est. Priority Date: 11/28/2015
• Status: Active Grant

• Current Assignee: OKI Electric Industry Company Limited
• Original Assignee: OKI Electric Industry Company Limited
• Inventors: Ikeda, Yasuyuki
• Primary Examiner(s): Troy, Daniel J
• Assistant Examiner(s): Ayres, Timothy M
• Application Number:
  US15/777,812
• Publication Number:
  US 20180350199A1
• Time in Patent Office: 1,068 Days
• Field of Search: 3123301, 312351-35114, 312352
• CPC Class Codes: A47B 88/40 Sliding drawers; Slides or guides therefor
• CPC Class Codes: G07F 19/205 Housing aspects of ATMs

Abstract

The present disclosure provides an automatic transaction device including: a device casing that is formed at side faces of the device; a door that can be opened and closed to form a device opening at one face of the device; and a device base plate that is formed at a base of the device, a first gap is present between an internal unit of the device and the device casing, the device base plate includes plural fixing member holes disposed in the first gap for fixing the device to a floor, and the fixing member holes are disposed at the device opening side with respect to a backmost position as viewed from the device opening.

Claims

1. An automatic transaction device comprising:

a casing that defines a first side face, a second side face, a back face, and an upper face of the device and accommodates an internal unit, a first gap being formed between the internal unit and the first side face, and a second gap being formed between the internal unit and the second side face;

a door that opens and closes an opening formed at a front face of the device; and

a base plate that is formed at a base of the device, and having a plurality of through holes for fixing the device to a floor, the plurality of through holes being respectively located in the first gap and the second gap,

wherein at least two of the through holes are located in the first gap, and at least two of the through holes are located in the second gap, and

wherein all of the through holes are disposed only at a side of the opening and closer to the front face rather than the back face.

2. The automatic transaction device of claim 1, further comprising a moving mechanism that moves the internal unit to outside of the device through the opening,

wherein an additional gap for work-access to fix a fixing member to the base plate is formed between the opening and a rear edge of the internal unit, after the internal unit has been moved outside the device.

3. The automatic transaction device of claim 2, wherein the through holes are also separated from a component installed in the first gap, by more than a rotation radius of an attachment tool for an attachment operation in the opening side.

4. The automatic transaction device of claim 3, wherein the through holes are also disposed to prevent interference between the attachment tool and a component, in a case in which the attachment tool would be rotated by a predetermined angle.

5. The automatic transaction device of claim 2, wherein the device is fixed to the floor by fixing the fixing members to the base plate at the through holes, by accessing through the additional gap.

6. The automatic transaction device of claim 2, wherein the moving mechanism is slide rails.

7. The automatic transaction device of claim 1, wherein the through holes are a plurality of through holes disposed in advance to match different placement configurations.

8. An automatic transaction device comprising:

a casing that defines a first side face, a second side face, a back face, and an upper face of the device and accommodates an internal unit, a first gap being formed between the internal unit and the first side face, a second gap being formed between the internal unit and the second side face;

a door that opens and closes an opening formed at a front face of the device;

a base plate that is formed at a base of the device, and having a plurality of through holes for fixing the device to a floor, the plurality of the through holes being respectively located in the first gap and the second gap;

a moving mechanism that moves the internal unit to outside of the device through the opening; and

a component that is part of the internal unit and is disposed at the first gap,

wherein the through holes are respectively disposed, so as to be disposed proximal to the opening and at an approximate center in a depth direction of the device in at least one of the first gap and the second gap.

9. The automatic transaction device of claim 8, wherein a second an additional gap for work-access to fix a fixing member to the base plate is formed between the opening and a rear edge of the internal unit, after the internal unit has been moved outside the device.

10. The automatic transaction device of claim 9, wherein the device is fixed to the floor by accessing through the additional gap which is formed by moving the internal unit to the outside of the device using the through hole disposed at the approximate center in the depth direction of the device, and fixing the fixing member to the base plate.

11. An automatic transaction device comprising:

a casing that defines a first side face, a second side face, a front face, and an upper face of the device and accommodates an internal unit, a first gap being formed between the internal unit and the first side face, and a second gap being formed between the internal unit and the second side face;

a door that opens and closes an opening formed at a back face of the device; and

a base plate that is formed at a base of the device, and having a plurality of through holes for fixing the device to a floor, the plurality of through holes being respectively located in the first gap and the second gap,

wherein at least two of the through holes are located in the first gap, and at least two of the through holes are located in the second gap, and

wherein all of the through holes are disposed only at a side of the opening and closer to the back face rather than the front face.