Abstract: A cabinet which houses electronic modules and provides a low-cost assembly of the modules in the cabinet. The cabinet includes a base portion, cover portion, and a locking portion which are used to prevent unauthorized persons from gaining access to critical modules within the cabinet. A vent system provides cooling while preventing objects one millimeter in diameter, or larger, from being inserted into the cabinet, as a safety measure.

Abstract: A sheet dispenser in which sheets are delivered from cassettes to a collector and held thereon. The collector is mounted on a moveable support, and the collector and bills thereon are moved to either left or right delivery areas of the terminal in response to a request entered on an input terminal. Closures normally close the left and right delivery areas; however, these closures are opened to permit the sheets held on the collector to extend out of the dispenser to be grasped by an operator.

Abstract: A document stacker and presenter comprising a frame, a presenter unit pivotally mounted in the frame, first linkage for moving the presenter unit between first and second positions in the frame, receiving apparatus for receiving documents to be stacked, including a rotating stacker wheel, and a stripper yoke pivotally mounted in the frame, and second linkage for moving the stripper yoke between first and second positions. The stripper yoke, when in the first position, cooperates with the presenter unit when the presenter unit is also in said first position to form a stack of documents as they are received from said stacker wheel. The presenter unit also has a pressure plate associated therewith, and third linkage moves the pressure plate between an open position and a capture position in which the stack of documents is retained on said presenter unit by the pressure plate.

Abstract: A connector housing which is formed of first and second sections which are shaped to form a hollow housing having a cable insert end and a connector opening when in assembled relationship. Cable clamps are used to secure a cable in the cable insert end and to secure the first and second sections together. A multi-pin connector operatively connected to the cable is mounted in the connector opening so as to provide a free-floating connection with a mating connector. The housing may also provide a shielded connection between a utilization device having a mating connector or an identical connector housing having the mating conductor therein to provide a shielded cable-to-cable connection.