EP0552221A1 - Warenerfassungsgerät für verkaufsgeschäfte. - Google Patents
Warenerfassungsgerät für verkaufsgeschäfte.Info
- Publication number
- EP0552221A1 EP0552221A1 EP91917800A EP91917800A EP0552221A1 EP 0552221 A1 EP0552221 A1 EP 0552221A1 EP 91917800 A EP91917800 A EP 91917800A EP 91917800 A EP91917800 A EP 91917800A EP 0552221 A1 EP0552221 A1 EP 0552221A1
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- European Patent Office
- Prior art keywords
- goods
- housing
- transport surface
- guide
- goods detection
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- Legal status (The legal status is an assumption and is not a legal conclusion. Google has not performed a legal analysis and makes no representation as to the accuracy of the status listed.)
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Classifications
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
- A47F—SPECIAL FURNITURE, FITTINGS, OR ACCESSORIES FOR SHOPS, STOREHOUSES, BARS, RESTAURANTS OR THE LIKE; PAYING COUNTERS
- A47F9/00—Shop, bar, bank or like counters
- A47F9/02—Paying counters
- A47F9/04—Check-out counters, e.g. for self-service stores
- A47F9/046—Arrangement of recording means in or on check-out counters
Definitions
- the invention relates to a goods detection device for sales transactions according to the preamble of claim 1.
- Such a goods detection device is known from DE 31 37 572 AI.
- a scanning device for reading goods labels is arranged in a housing.
- the housing can be adjusted in various positions along a circular path. In a position below the goods transport surface, the scanning takes place through a stationary goods detection window. In this position, the distance between the goods identification on the goods and the scanning device is constant, so that the goods identification can be read in precisely.
- the goods transport window is not also adjusted. That means that in the vertical position at which the housing is arranged laterally to the goods, the distance between the scanning device and the goods identification can vary. The reading in of the goods labeling is impaired or even impossible.
- a goods detection device has already been proposed in which the goods detection window is vertically adjustable and is arranged in an upright position in any operating position.
- goods detection devices are known from practice, in which the goods detection window is provided in a horizontal goods transport surface and in alignment therewith or above the latter. All goods, goods or articles must be stored on the goods transport surface for their registration and be guided past the goods entry window so that the goods identification can be detected by a scanning device arranged behind the goods entry window. Problems with the registration can occur, in particular, with bulky and / or heavy articles, since these not only have to be lifted onto the goods transport surface by the user, that is to say the operating personnel or the customer, but also have to be rotated in such a way that the articles attached to the goods Goods labeling points to the goods entry window. Depending on the weight of the article, such a process may require a great deal of force, so that certain groups of users may not be able to register the articles in question themselves.
- the invention is based on the object of providing a goods detection device of the type specified at the outset which allows the goods identification to be read in precisely in all positions of the housing. This object is achieved according to the invention by a goods detection device with the features of claim 1.
- the goods registration window can thus be at least partially adapted to the location of the goods identification.
- the goods inspection window In the vertical position, the goods inspection window is arranged standing upright next to the transport surface.
- the goods labels are often located on one side surface, so that the goods in question can simply be placed on the goods transport surface to record their goods labels, without the laborious turning of the goods about a horizontal axis as in the cases is required where the goods entry window is provided in the goods transport area.
- the goods registration window When the goods registration window is arranged in the vertical position, it may be necessary to rotate the goods around a vertical axis, depending on the attachment of the goods label, so that the goods label faces the goods registration window.
- a rotation of the relevant Items around a vertical axis are usually easier to make than rotating around a horizontal axis.
- the goods detection window can preferably be arranged on the side of the operating surface near the goods transport surface.
- the goods registration window can be provided in holders which are present for the control surface anyway and therefore accommodate both the control surface and the goods registration window in the sense of a double effect.
- the goods detection window is optionally arranged in the area of the goods transport surface and in alignment with it or above the goods transport surface and at a distance from it. This makes it possible to register articles on the goods transport surface without changing their position, where the goods identification is attached to the top or bottom or to a side wall. To register the goods in question, it is only necessary to bring the housing with the goods detection window located therein into the position facing the goods identification. Depending on the weight of the goods to be registered, however, adjusting the housing is generally associated with considerably less effort than turning the goods into the position to be registered.
- the housing in all positions of the goods detection window in the same plane transverse to the goods transport direction.
- the goods transport area can be made relatively short that a user can normally maintain the position he has taken to place the goods on the goods transport surface to adjust the housing.
- the housing is slidably guided by means of an L-shaped sliding guide and guide pins engaging therein, the sliding guide preferably being provided partly on an approximately vertical support, partly on a goods detection table connected to it and forming the goods transport surface.
- the sliding guide preferably being provided partly on an approximately vertical support, partly on a goods detection table connected to it and forming the goods transport surface.
- the goods detection window is also protected during operation of the goods detection device, so that damage to the window is less likely.
- the sliding guide can be incorporated into the carrier and the goods entry table and can therefore be connected to it in one piece.
- This embodiment has the advantage that the sliding guide can be easily repaired and replaced if necessary.
- the sliding guide has a horizontal and a vertical section, the horizontal section cut in the area of the recess formed in the goods entry table and the vertical section in the area of the recess formed in the carrier. The sliding guide is thus simply provided on parts of the goods detection device which are normally present anyway and are already in a horizontal or vertical position.
- the sliding guide is preferably a guide groove which extends along the horizontal and vertical section and, in a further development, has a shoulder near its upper end which divides the guide groove into a part below and above, the latter having a shallower groove depth than the former .
- the guide bolts are preferably provided to protrude laterally from the housing near its ends, the guide bolts arranged near one end and guided exclusively in the part with a larger groove depth having a length approximately corresponding to this groove depth, and the guide bolts arranged near the other end have a length corresponding approximately to the smaller groove depth.
- the guide groove extending in the vertical section is open at the top, so that the guide groove in the vertical position of the goods guide bolts located at the upper end of the housing and having the length corresponding to the smaller groove depth can move out of engagement with the guide groove when the housing is pushed up.
- This enables a pivoting movement of the housing about the axis of the guide bolts of greater length from the vertical to the horizontal position of the goods detection window.
- a support which at least partially shortens the distance between opposing slide guides, is provided for the housing arranged above the relevant part of the recess and at a distance therefrom, the upper edge of the support below the upper one End of the horizontal plane intersecting in the guide groove provided paragraph is arranged.
- the housing is held securely in a position which permits a position of the goods detection window that is spaced apart from and parallel to the goods detection surface.
- the housing is thus securely supported on the one hand with its guide bolts on the shoulder of the guide groove and on the other hand on the support, so that unintentional adjustment of the housing is largely prevented.
- the vertical distance between the upper edge of the support and the upper end of the shoulder corresponds to the vertical distance between the wall of the housing receiving the goods detection window and the outer end of the guide bolts remote from the wall.
- This measure ensures that the housing and thus the goods detection window is oriented approximately horizontally and parallel to the goods transport surface in the position spaced from the goods transport surface.
- the sliding guide of the housing is advantageously independent of the goods entry table or vertically adjustable with it. This makes it possible to adapt the goods transport surface precisely to the level of the articles to be registered, so that they can simply be pushed onto the goods transport surface.
- the height of the goods transport area can thus be matched to the height of the means of transport. An adjustment of the goods entry table and thus of the goods transport surface can thus automatically result in a corresponding adjustment of the goods entry window. The user therefore does not have to worry about whether the goods entry window is also set at a suitable height for the registration of the goods when the height of the goods entry table is changed.
- goods labels attached to remote locations can therefore also be recorded mechanically, so that a complicated, time-consuming and error-prone manual entry of the data, for example in an input keyboard, is not necessary. All articles can thus be grasped in an upright, ergonomically correct posture of the user. Exemplary embodiments of the subject matter of the invention are explained in more detail below with reference to the drawing. Show it:
- FIG. 1 shows a schematic, partially sectioned side view of a goods detection device with a housing accommodating a goods detection window in different positions;
- FIG. 2 shows a schematic, perspective view of the housing according to FIG. 1;
- FIG. 3 shows a schematic, perspective view of the goods detection device
- FIG. 4 shows a schematic, perspective view of a sliding guide receiving the housing.
- a goods registration device 1 for sales is shown schematically in a partially sectioned representation.
- the goods detection device 1 has a front column (pointing to the right in FIG. 1) and a rear column (pointing to the left in FIG. 1), which are connected to one another and whose lower ends are connected via a base 4, for example with the aid of those not shown -? * Fastening screws are firmly connected to a base 5.
- the front pillar 2 has flattened corners 6 according to FIG. 3.
- a carrier 7 is guided in a manner not shown on the front column 2 vertically displaceable (see arrows E, F). But it is it is also possible to form the support columnar and connect it directly to the base and the floor.
- a goods registration table 10 is fastened to the carrier 7 and has a horizontal goods transport surface 11 forming a transport path as the upper side.
- An adjustable housing 12 is also arranged on the carrier 7, in which a goods detection window 13 which faces the area above the goods transport surface 11 and extends parallel to the goods transport direction (see arrow A in FIG. 3) and which sits through the adjustable housing 12 is optionally in a horizontal or vertical position B, C, D.
- the goods detection window 13 In the vertical position C (dashed line) the goods detection window 13 is arranged upright next to the goods transport surface 11, whereas in the horizontal position it is optionally in the area of the goods transport surface 11 (see position D in solid lines) and with this is aligned or above the goods transport surface 11 (see position B in dash-dotted lines) and spaced from this. Since the goods inspection window 11 is arranged in the housing 12 such that it is flush with a wall 14 of the housing, the housing 12 is adjusted in order to arrange the goods inspection window in the desired position B, C or D so that at least the wall 14 of the housing 12 is in the same position as the goods inspection window 13.
- the housing 12 is arranged in all positions B, C, D of the goods detection window 13 in the same plane transverse to the goods transport direction (see arrow A) and by means of an L-shaped sliding guide 15 and guide bolts 16 engaging therein , 17 guided.
- the sliding guide 15 is shown in more detail in FIGS. 1 and 4 and has one horizontal section 20 and a vertical section 21, the former being provided on the goods registration table 10, the latter on the carrier 7, as will be explained in more detail below.
- both in the carrier 7 and in the goods registration table 10 there is an L-shaped recess 22 which is open towards the goods transport surface 11 and is dimensioned such that the housing 12 can be completely accommodated therein. Accordingly, the width of the recess is slightly larger than the width of the housing and the depth of the recess is slightly larger than the depth or height of the housing.
- the length of the horizontal section 20 corresponds approximately to the length of the housing 12, while the length of the vertical section 21 is determined by the length of the housing 12 and the degree of vertical displacement of the housing 12 relative to the goods transport surface.
- the sliding guide 15 is arranged in the side walls of the recess 22 running transversely to the goods transport direction (see arrow A). As can be seen in particular in FIGS. 1 and 3, the horizontal section 20 is thus arranged in the region of the recess 22 formed in the goods recording table 10 and the vertical section 21 in the region of the recess formed in the carrier 7.
- the sliding guide 15 is a guide groove 24 which extends along the horizontal and vertical sections 20, 21 and which near its upper end 25 has a shoulder 26 which guides the guide groove 24 into one above and one below Part 27, 28 divided, the former (27) having a smaller groove depth than the latter (28).
- the part 27 of the guide groove 24 is shown in FIG. 4 open at the top and flared.
- a support device 30 is provided, which is connected in one piece to the vertical section 21 of the sliding guide 15 and serves as a support 31 for the housing 12 which is formed above the part of the recess 22 formed in the goods inspection table and is spaced from it .
- the support 31 connects laterally to the support device 30 in such a way that the distance in the installed state between opposing sliding guides 15 is partially shortened.
- the shortest distance between end faces 32 of the supports 31 is less than the width of the housing 12.
- the support 31 is attached to the vertical section 21 of the sliding guide 15 in such a way that the upper edge 33 of the support 31 is below the upper end of the in the guide groove 24 provided paragraph 26 intersecting horizontal plane is arranged.
- the shoulder 26 in the guide groove 24 is, as shown in FIG. 4, approximately semi-cylindrical; but it can also be rectangular.
- the sliding guide 15 is detachably fastened to the side walls 23 of the recess 22 by means of fastening means (not shown in more detail), such as screws, which are seated in through bores 34. But it is also possible to work the guide groove 24 directly into the side wall of the recess.
- the guide bolts 16, 17 are provided on the side of the housing 12, projecting near the ends 35, 36 thereof, the guide bolts 16 arranged near the one end 35 being guided only in the part 28 with a larger groove depth and having a length corresponding to this groove depth.
- the guide bolts 17 arranged near the other end 36 have a length approximately corresponding to the smaller groove depth. It follows that the leading When the housing 12 is pushed up from the position C into the position B of the goods detection window 13, locking bolts 17 can get out of engagement with the guide groove 24, since the guide bolts 17 can be guided past the shoulder 26. Paragraph 26 therefore does not represent a limitation of the displacement path for the guide bolts 17.
- a pivotable handle 37 which is biased in the direction of its position flush with the wall 14 (see FIG. 2). With the help of these handles 37, the housing can easily be transferred from one position to the other of the goods inspection window.
- the end 35 of the housing 12 remains in any position of the goods detection window 13 within the recess 22 and is connected to a cable 40 in order to connect the scanning device (not shown) located behind the goods detection window 13 to an electrical or electronic control unit (not shown) .
- the guide bolts 16, 17 are attached laterally to the housing 12 such that the vertical distance between the upper edge 33 of the support 31 and the upper end of the shoulder 26 is the vertical distance between the wall 14 and the outer end of the wall remote from the wall Guide pin corresponds. As can be seen in detail from FIGS. 1 and 2, all guide bolts 16 and 17 are spaced equally far from the wall 14 of the housing 12.
- a spring base 41 is provided in the region of the part of the recess 22 formed in the goods registration table 10, which spring base 41 Transport surface 11 aligned position is biased with the aid of a spring 42 and is locked in this position in a manner not shown.
- the spring base 41 is fastened by means of scissors-forming, crossing rods 43 to a holding device 44 connected to the goods inspection table 10 such that the rods 43 can move relative to one another and the spring base can only be adjusted parallel to itself.
- the ends of each rod can be pivoted, and one end is additionally mounted in an elongated hole 45.
- Such an elongated hole 45 is provided both on the holding device 44 and on the spring base 41.
- the spring base 41 thus closes the part of the recess 22 formed in the goods detection table 10 when the goods detection window 13 with the housing 12 is in its position B or C. In these cases, the top of the spring base 41 is flush with the goods transport surface 11. When the goods inspection window is in position D, the wall 14 is flush with the goods transport surface 11, so that one is independent of the position of the goods inspection window flat goods transport surface 11 is given.
- the performance of a scanning device (not shown) arranged behind the goods detection window 13 is increased in order to be able to properly detect goods labels, that have a greater distance from the goods entry window. It is also possible to provide the scanning device with automatic focusing.
- the sliding guide 15 of the housing 12 can be adjusted vertically together with the carrier 7 and the goods registration table 10, the carrier 7 being displaceable up and down on the front column 2 (see arrows E, F in FIGS. 1 and 3).
- a pivotable lever 46 is provided on the side of the rear column 3, with the aid of which the support 7 can be adjusted vertically in a manner not shown in detail. According to FIG. 1, the lever 46 can also be omitted if the height adjustment of the carrier can be carried out in another way, for example using foot switches (not shown) or an electric motor drive.
- a flap 47 which closes the part of the recess 22 provided in the carrier and is pivotally mounted on the carrier.
- An operating surface 50 with operating elements 51 is arranged in an attachment 52 on the upper side of the rear pillar 3 above the goods transport surface 11 and transversely to the goods transport direction.
- the attachment 52 can also accommodate an output opening and a data display device having a screen, which is connected to the attachment 52 directly or by means of a support device (not shown).
- the control elements can be designed as an input and / or control keyboard.
- the output opening can be, for example, an output compartment for a receipt or receipt.
- a receipt printer can be provided, which prints the data or information of the goods registered with the aid of the scanning device onto a receipt.
- the handles 37 provided on the housing 12 can also be different, e.g. be designed as rods embedded in the housing. Furthermore, it is possible to connect the support device 30 to the support 7 instead of the sliding guide 15, for example.
- the support device can, however, also be attached to another element of the goods detection device.
- the support 31 preferably engages the housing in such a way (see arrow H) that the support point has a smaller distance from the guide bolts 16 than the center of gravity of the housing 12. In this case, the housing is held securely in its position shown in FIGS. 1 and 3 (position B of the goods detection window) as a result of the torques occurring around the Aufiageddling.
- the counterforce (see arrow I in FIG. 1) is absorbed by the guide pin 16 held on shoulder 26.
- the user drives his transport trolley loaded with goods, for example, from the right to the goods entry table 10 of the goods entry device 1 and then, for example by actuating the lever 46, preferably sets the height of the goods transport surface 11 to the height of the individual goods on the trolley in such a way that bulky and / or heavy goods are not lifted onto goods transport surface II, if possible, but can be pushed onto them.
- the goods are now on the goods transport area 11 and are guided along the goods transport direction (see arrow A) past the goods detection window 13 in such a way that the goods identification (bar code marking) is detected by the scanning device located behind the window and the information thereon can be displayed and / or transmitted to a data processing system (not shown) .
- the housing receiving the goods registration window is adjusted in such a way that the registration can be carried out as possible without rotating or turning the goods located on the goods registration table. If the goods identification is attached to the top of the goods, the goods can be moved in the direction of arrow A on the goods entry table 10 such that the goods identification is passed below the goods entry window 13 located in position B (see FIG. 3). It is clear that in this case the height of the goods must be less than the distance between the wall 14 of the housing 12 and the goods transport surface 11. In an embodiment not shown in more detail, it may be possible to use the goods detection table 10 relatively to the goods detection window located in position B so that the distance between the wall 14 of the housing 12 and the goods transport surface 11 is increased or decreased.
- the goods detection window together with the housing is moved from position B to position C before registering the goods by moving the housing onto the close to the short approximately 17 arranged handle 37 is detected and is pivoted about the axes of the long guide pin 16 as far up until the axes of the guide pin 16, 17 are arranged vertically one above the other. During this pivoting movement, the flap 47 moves in the direction of the arrow G. The housing 12 is then moved downwards until the position B of the goods detection window 13 is reached.
- the goods identification of the goods placed on the goods transport surface 11 is located on the underside of the goods.
- the goods detection window is transferred from its vertical position C to the horizontal position D before the goods are registered by moving the housing 12 to the right in FIG. 1 using the handle 37 provided near the guide bolts 16, i.e. towards the user.
- the spring base 41 is pressed downward against the force of the spring 42 in FIG. 1.
- the guide pins 16 are moved along the horizontal section 20 and the guide pins 17 along the vertical section 21 of the sliding guide 15. In position D all guide bolts are in a common horizontal plane.
- the spring base 41 automatically moves upwards and assumes its position in alignment with the goods transport surface 11. Even in the case of the goods detection window in position D, the goods are simply pushed along the goods transport direction (see arrow A) over the goods transport surface 11 for their registration.
- the goods passed over the goods transport area 11 past the goods entry window 13 can, for example, be placed in a shopping cart (not shown) provided on the left of the goods entry device 1.
- the goods capture device can be designed such that the customer then pays the amount printed out on a receipt and displayed by a data display device either by means of a customer or credit card via a card reader (not shown) or via money entry and exit openings which are shown on the Be ⁇ service surface 50 can be arranged. It is of course also possible to pay the invoice amount at a separate cash desk.
- the goods registration device can be equipped so that the customer can request a supervisor in the event of problems with the goods registration, for example via a control keyboard. The goods registration, in particular of bulky and / or heavy articles, is thus considerably simplified.
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DE4032170A DE4032170A1 (de) | 1990-10-10 | 1990-10-10 | Warenerfassungsgeraet fuer verkaufsgeschaefte |
PCT/EP1991/001931 WO1992006628A1 (de) | 1990-10-10 | 1991-10-10 | Warenerfassungsgerät für verkaufsgeschäfte |
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EP0552221A1 true EP0552221A1 (de) | 1993-07-28 |
EP0552221B1 EP0552221B1 (de) | 1994-07-20 |
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DE (2) | DE4032170A1 (de) |
ES (1) | ES2056661T3 (de) |
WO (1) | WO1992006628A1 (de) |
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