Abstract: A cable retainer which has a plurality of link members coupled to each other in a bendable manner for retaining a plurality of cables therein. When vertically moving a beam member along slits formed in opposite side plates of a cable retainer body, the beam member is positioned and fixed by causing engagement lugs of leg portions of the beam member to be engaged with serrated surfaces of side plates. Therefore, it is possible to adjust the fixing position of the beam member according to the wiring volume of cables to be retained, whereby it is possible to make the wiring capacity of link members variable.

Abstract: A cable retainer which has a plurality of link members coupled to each other in a bendable manner for retaining a plurality of cables therein. When vertically moving a beam member along slits formed in opposite side plates of a cable retainer body, the beam member is positioned and fixed by causing engagement lugs of leg portions of the beam member to be engaged with serrated surfaces of side plates. Therefore, it is possible to adjust the fixing position of the beam member according to the wiring volume of cables to be retained, whereby it is possible to make the wiring capacity of link members variable.

Abstract: An automatic teller machine for the automatic withdrawal and deposit of money in accordance with an operation of a customer, wherein a security camera able to capture an image when the shutter is opened is provided at a predetermined location in a bill receptacle opened and closed by a shutter together with a sensor for detecting the insertion of a hand into the bill receptacle and wherein when insertion of a hand into the bill receptacle by a customer when taking out bills is detected, an image including the hand of the customer is captured by the security camera. As a result, it is possible to capture the image of the customer for use in security purposes without allowing the customer to become aware of the existence of the camera.

Abstract: The present invention provides an inexpensive, power-saving, and space-saving shutter device that may simplify the mechanism, multifunction each component, and reduce the number of components in comparison with the conventional shutter device. One linkage serves to open and close a shutter, as well as lock the shutter at the closing position. The number of components is reduced in comparison with the conventional structure which provides a plurality of separate devices for such opening, closing, and locking. In addition, the number of driving devices becomes reduced down to one, thereby saving power.