EP1797269A1 - Multi-functional, portable security system - Google Patents
Multi-functional, portable security systemInfo
- Publication number
- EP1797269A1 EP1797269A1 EP05787172A EP05787172A EP1797269A1 EP 1797269 A1 EP1797269 A1 EP 1797269A1 EP 05787172 A EP05787172 A EP 05787172A EP 05787172 A EP05787172 A EP 05787172A EP 1797269 A1 EP1797269 A1 EP 1797269A1
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- Prior art keywords
- container
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- E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
- E05—LOCKS; KEYS; WINDOW OR DOOR FITTINGS; SAFES
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- E05—LOCKS; KEYS; WINDOW OR DOOR FITTINGS; SAFES
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Definitions
- the invention relates to a portable security system according to the preamble of patent claim 1.
- the security cases have a vault area, a protection system and an access opening to open the security case and make the vault area accessible.
- the protection system is intended to protect the owner or the owner of the valuables against misuse of the valuables if they are lost in the event of a theft. This is done by putting the valuables in one
- corre sponding protection systems are expensive and expensive.
- the protection system comprises at least one protection module, either in the
- Safe area of the container or in a cassette to be transported, for example, a cashbox is housed.
- an emergency that is, when the security system is improperly handled or operated, which the valuables contained in it are neutralized (devalued), ie they are damaged or destroyed.
- the valuables are packaged in cash cassettes (ATM cassettes) and these cash cassettes are then placed or inserted in the vault area.
- ATM cassettes cash cassettes
- These cash cassettes have a communication interface in order to connect them to a circuit of a separate (support) module.
- a protection module located in the cash box is triggered in order to neutralize the valuables with ink or the like.
- a handle or a recessed grip is arranged on which the entire security system can be carried manually, possibly with the help of an additional device.
- the recessed grip can be designed so that it identifies a light barrier or a mechanical breaker.
- the neutralization process is triggered. This process can be carried out in several stages and, in a preferred embodiment, can be set from the outside (by a pocket PC or a computer via an interface).
- the safety circuit is preferably an electrical / electronic circuit. This security circuit is part of the
- this part of the protection system is located in a protected area of the (support) module and therefore can not be accessed or influenced externally.
- FIG. 1 shows a first safety system according to the invention, in a schematic side view
- FIG 2 is a schematic side view of a (support)
- FIG. 3 shows a second security system according to the invention, in a schematic sectional view
- FIG. 4 shows a third security system according to the invention, in a schematic sectional view
- Fig. 5 is a schematic section of the mechanical
- FIG. 6 shows a fourth security system according to the invention, in a schematic plan view
- FIG. 7 shows a schematic section of the mechanical connection between a further (support) module and a container according to the invention 8 shows a container according to the invention, in a schematic side view
- FIG. 1 shows a schematic view of a first embodiment of the invention. Shown is a security system 100, which is used for receiving, especially during transport, of valuables. In order to be able to better explain the details of the invention, elements which sit in the interior are indicated by dashed lines in FIG.
- the security system 100 comprises a container 20, which encloses a safe area 22 for receiving valuables. Means for carrying 10 of the container 20 are provided. Furthermore, a protection system 12 for protecting the valuables located in the safe area 22 is present.
- the container 20 has an access opening in order to be able to open the container 20 and make the safe area 22 accessible. Preferably, this access opening is located in a lid of the container 20.
- at least one protective module is present in the safe area 22. Either this protection module sits in the safe area 22 itself (cf. Fig. 4), or a (cash) cassette 30 or 40 (cf. Fig. 3) is introduced or inserted into the storage area 22.
- the protection module is designed to neutralize the valuables located in the safe area 22.
- the means for carrying 10 according to the invention are designed as a separate (support) module, which has a handle area 11.1 with a handle 11.2. Furthermore, a mechanical interface 13 for mechanical connection to the container 20 vorhan ⁇ the.
- the (support) module 10 has two angles 13 or rails on the bottom.
- the container 20 are two counterparts 21.1, for example, angles or rails, provided.
- the (support) module 10 can be pushed from the front onto the container 20 and docked in this way.
- the container 20 is preferably equipped with a docking area 21.2.
- the (supporting) module 10 comprises a safety circuit 12 for securing the entire safety system 100.
- these safety cut parts 12.1 are indicated by a double arrow, since this is a safety interface which permits two-way communication.
- a (cash) cassette 30 is stored and protected in the vault area 22.
- Fig. 2 is a side view of the (support) module 10 without container 20 ge shows.
- the (support) module 10 is made of kydex® to prevent nipulating or damaging.
- the illustrated (support) module 10 can be combined with a variety of containers. You can therefore choose a container that meets the current requirements, as needed. Depending on the number of cash cassettes to be picked up, for example, a small or a large container can be taken by the money messenger. By simply docking the messenger can seize and carry the container.
- the container 20 is switched in a special mode in order to provide additional protection against manipulation.
- the safety circuit 12 can take control of certain functions.
- Fig. 3 is a schematic section through another container 20 is shown. In the upper area, the docking point 21.1 can be seen. On the side walls two rails 21.1 are provided. However, there are also other possibilities for producing a mechanically detachable connection between such a (support) module 10 and a container 20.
- two (cash) cassettes 40 are located in the safe area 22. The cassettes 40 are both upright and are inserted from above with the lid 23 open.
- each of the cartridges 40 is at least one protection module 41.
- the protection modules 41 is space for valuables 42, for example, note bundles. With each of the two cassettes 40 there is a security interface 12.1.
- FIG. 4 shows a further container 20, which is higher than that shown in FIG.
- This container 20 is designed to accommodate valuables 42 directly.
- protection modules 23 are arranged on both sides. Again, there is a security interface 12.1 to connect a docked (support) module 10 with the protection modules 23 so that they can be triggered in an emergency to neutralize the valuables.
- a mechanically stable connection between the (support) module 10 and the container 20 is easy to produce.
- this mechanical connection must again be easily detachable in order to be able to remove the (support) module 10 and to be able to use it elsewhere.
- a stable mechanical connection is necessary in particular because the safety interface 12.1 between the (support) module 10 and the container 20 must function reliably and without interference.
- FIG. 6 An example of an electrical connection is shown in plan view in FIG. 6.
- a (support) module 10 is seated in the docking area on the container 20. It can be seen in Fig. 6, the grip 11.1 with the handle 11.2. As indicated by an arrow A, the (support) module 10 can be pulled out of the docking area 12.1.
- a plug-in element 13.3 On the sud ⁇ side of the (support) module 10 is a plug-in element 13.3, the docktem state produces an electrical connection to a plug-in element 21.4, which is located on a rear wall of the container 20.
- a (cash) cassette 40 Within the container 20 is in the example shown a (cash) cassette 40. Of this cassette 40 only one corner can be seen. Within the cassette 40 sits a protection module 41. In the upper area of the cassette 40 sits a receiver (eg an IR detector) which is connected, for example, to a circuit or to the protection module 41, as indicated in Fig. 7 by the arrow 41.2 ,
- a receiver eg an IR detector
- the communication link is a connection that enables encrypted communication.
- FIG. 8 shows a side view of an embodiment of the container 20.
- the lid 23 of the container 20 is open and the vault area can be filled.
- the cover 23 carries the two elements 21.2 and 21.3, which are shown in greater detail in FIG. It is important that the cover 23 is protected against being opened after the (support) module 10 has been docked.
- the (support) module 10 is generally used to manually transport the security system 100 without further aids. Measures can also be taken to manually raise and move the safety system 100 with the aid of an additional device or to transport the safety system 100 in an automated conveyor system.
- the grip 11.1 or another area of the security system 100 may be designed so that it triggers the neutralization via a light barrier or a cable when tearing or parking.
- an interface can also be provided in order to be able to program the security system 100 from the outside by means of a PDA or a computer.
- the protection system with safety circuit and at least one protective module serves to protect the valuables 42 located in the safe area 22 in an emergency, that is, for example when the safety system 100 is tampered or operated by a person who is unauthorized or above a certain temperature protect.
- This protection is to prevent misuse of the valuables 42 by neutralizing them (devaluing them) in any suitable way. This neutralization may e.g. such that the valuables 42 can retain or regain their value for the rightful owner or owner.
- the protection modules 23, 41 are in the present embodiment, modules with flowable substances, preferably under pressure, powdery, pasty or liquid substances, especially ink, preferably from two sides on the valuables 42 deliver, whereby the latter are devaluiert.
- four protection modules 23 can be provided which are arranged so that the flowable substances are released from several directions onto the valuables in the safe area in order to ensure that each of the valuables of flowable material is reached. In any case, it is advantageous to assign more than one protection module 23.
- heating may be provided with which containers, in particular plastic containers containing the valuables, can be melted so that the valuables actually reach the flowable substances, such as ink even if they are stored in such containers. Heating can be initiated by activated fuses. These fuses may be arranged separately, as schematically indicated by 23.1, or in a housing or a housing wall of the modules 23 containing the flowable material.
- a seal or seal of a mechanical or electronic nature is not primarily intended to prevent the container from being opened, but to detect an unauthorized but non-violent opening, for example by messengers themselves.
- the container 20 can also be designed so that it has its own safety electronics, which can be designed similarly to the safety circuit of a (cash) cassette.
- a thermoplastic material preferably a kydex® material, has been found.
- a wide variety of other materials are also suitable for the production of the security system 100.
- the security system 100 preferably has a surface protection.
- the security system 100 may be provided with a protective film, mesh or fabric to provide protection against break-up, cut-through or puncture.
- the security system 100 may, in another preferred embodiment, have an interface to read an RF-ID chip or a barcode to allow release (opening) only.
- RF-ID chip or barcode may be located at the destination (for example, at a bank). Only after the recognition of the RF-ID chip or the barcode is a release of the security system 100 then carried out.
- the circuit of the (support) module 10 can specify a so-called time window, wherein the automatic neutralization is initiated after the time window has been exceeded.
- the safety circuit 12 is designed so that in an emergency after a bounce time, a light-emitting diode starts to flash. This is followed by a pre-alarm, for example acoustically, followed by a main alarm. Neutralization takes place only after this alarm phase. This process is preferably programmable from outside (by means of a pocket PC or computer).
- smoke is emitted by the safety modules in the safety case during neutralization. This has a signal effect and thus prevents a culprit takes the safety case.
- Another safety precaution may be that an airbag system, for example, on the container, is arranged.
- an airbag system for example, on the container.
- the system must be designed in such a way that it is activated or can be activated in the event of unauthorized handling of the container. Due to the occurring in the Actuate the airbag system volume increase unauthorized handling and transport of the container are more difficult.
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