Check-actuated control mechanisms – With additional – disparate means preventing fraudulent...
Patent
1994-11-03
1996-04-16
Bartuska, F. J.
Check-actuated control mechanisms
With additional, disparate means preventing fraudulent...
194350, 232 15, G07F 906
Patent
active
055073786
ABSTRACT:
A parking meter coin box receptacle retrofits into an existing parking meter while increasing the interior volume of the coin box receptacle, so that more coins can be accumulated between periodic emptying of the box. Moreover, the coin box receptacle includes an exterior display portion to hold a seal, in a secure visible position for locking with a bore within an interior rod within the receptacle. A fastener is in positional register with the seal, and a bore within the fastener accommodates a fiber optic strand within the seal fastener, to hold the locking rod in place and to indicate tampering when the fiber optic strand is cut. The exterior display portion of the coin box receptacle includes an outwardly facing window, so that the bar code on the seal fastener can be easily viewed while the seal fastener is in place in a locked position. An alternate coin box receptacle includes a mount for insertion of the receptacle into a parking meter, wherein vertical wall plates are placed within the parking meter head housing to facilitate a smooth sliding insertion of the coin box receptacle within the parking meter housing head. In addition, to further facilitate the insertion of the receptacle, the round door plate, instead of rotating down, is first moved forward upon a movable track, and then rotated horizontally to facilitate the insertion of the receptacle.
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Bartuska F. J.
Tricom Corporation
Walker Alfred M.
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