JPS6373496A - Recycle teller apparatus - Google Patents

Abstract

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Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Field of Industrial Application] The present invention relates to a recycling deposit/withdrawal device, and more particularly to a recycling deposit/withdrawal device that can perform depositing and withdrawal operations at the same time.

[Prior Art] Conventionally, this type of recycling deposit/withdrawal device has a deposited banknote receiving port 21 and a deposit/withdrawal banknote return port 2 as shown in FIG.
2. Deposit banknote temporary storage unit 23, Deposit/withdrawal banknote identification unit 2
4. Stackers by denomination 25a, 25b, replenishment collection safe 26
and transport gates 27i to 27h.

Deposit of banknotes is accepted into the deposited banknote receiving port 21, and the banknotes are separated and conveyed one by one by a mechanism (not shown).
The banknotes that have been identified by the disbursed banknote identification unit 24 and have been identified are stored in the deposited banknote temporary storage unit 23 . After passing through the deposit/withdrawal banknote identifying section 24, banknotes with poor transportation conditions or banknotes that cannot be deposited are returned to the deposit/withdrawal banknote return port 22 for re-insertion.

When all the deposited banknotes are stored in the deposited banknote temporary storage section 23, the deposited amount is verified, and if the verification results do not match, the banknotes are returned to the deposited/disbursed banknote return port 22. If the verification matches, a mechanism (not shown) separates and conveys the banknotes one by one from the deposited banknote temporary storage unit 23, the denomination is determined by the deposit/dispatch banknote identification unit 24, and the banknotes are transferred to the denomination-specific stacker 25.
a, 25b.

The denomination stackers 25a and 25b are recyclable stackers that have both free-fall stacking and backup feeding, but the banknotes 28a and 28b are in a state where deposited banknotes can be immediately withdrawn.
This is a mechanism that does not allow depositing and withdrawing money at the same time because the deposits and withdrawals are stacked.

Bills are withdrawn from the denomination stacker 25a.

The specified denomination and number of banknotes are separated and conveyed from 25b, and identified by the deposit/withdrawal banknote identification section 24. Banknotes in poor conveyance condition and banknotes of different denominations are stored in the reject ticket storage box 29, and banknotes that can be withdrawn are conveyed to the deposit/withdrawal banknote return port 22 and dispensed.

[Problems to be Solved] In the conventional recycling deposit/withdrawal device described above, (1) a part of the deposited banknote storage mechanism and the withdrawal banknote discharge mechanism use a common mechanism.

■The storing method of the all-type stackers 25a and 25b is a method in which deposited banknotes are stacked in a state where they can be immediately withdrawn, and the banknotes are stored in one block in the stacker.

Due to these two points, there is a drawback that depositing and withdrawing operations cannot be performed at the same time.

Therefore, the technical objective B of the present invention is to provide a recycling deposit/withdrawal device that can perform depositing and dispensing operations at the same time and can improve processing capacity.

[Means for Solving the Problems] The recycling depositing and dispensing device of the present invention which solves the above-mentioned conventional problems has a plurality of deposited banknote denomination stackers for discriminating deposited banknotes by denomination and storing them for each denomination. A dispensing bill discharging mechanism having a storage mechanism and a plurality of stackers for dispensing bill denominations for storing dispensing bills by denomination, and disposed separately from the deposited bill storage mechanism for discharging dispensing bills according to denomination. and,
and a banknote transfer mechanism for block-transferring the banknotes in the deposited banknote denomination stacker of the deposited banknote storage mechanism to the payout banknote denomination stacker of the payout banknote discharge mechanism.

[Embodiments] Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a side view of a recycling deposit/withdrawal device according to an embodiment of the present invention.

In the figure, the recycled deposit/withdrawal device has a deposited bill return port 1, a deposited bill receiving port 2, a deposited bill identification section 7, a deposited bill temporary storage section 5, and deposited bill denomination stackers 10a and 10b as a deposited bill storage mechanism. .

Further, as a dispensing banknote discharging mechanism, there are stackers 9g, 9b for each dispensing banknote denomination, a dispensing banknote identifying section 8, and a dispensing banknote discharging port 4. Since the disbursed banknote identification unit 8 identifies the banknotes that have been once identified, the deposited banknote identification unit 7 does not need to have the ability to distinguish between authenticity and only has the ability to determine the denomination.

The stackers 9a and 9b for each denomination of paid banknotes and the stackers 10a and 10b for each denomination of deposited banknotes are arranged adjacent to each other for each denomination, and the banknotes 13a are ready for withdrawal.

The deposited banknotes 12a are in a state where the banknotes 13b are insufficient.

It has a mechanism to transfer the block 12b and set it to a state where withdrawal is possible.

Furthermore, in addition to the deposited banknote storage mechanism and the disbursed banknote discharge mechanism, this device also includes transport route switching gates 11a to 11f, a banknote storage box 6 for storing unidentifiable banknotes or banknotes that are poorly conveyed, and a banknote storage box 6 for dispensing banknotes. It has a replenishment collection safe 3 used for filling, replenishing, and collecting banknotes within the unit at the end of business.

Next, the operation of the recycling deposit/withdrawal device of the present invention will be explained. That is, deposited banknotes are accepted into the deposited banknote receiving opening 2, transported one by one by a mechanism (not shown), and are identified by the deposited banknote identification section 7. Once the identification has been completed, the banknotes are stored in the deposited banknote temporary storage section 5. will be stored in. Banknotes that are in a poor conveyance state or banknotes that cannot be deposited are returned to the deposited banknote return port 1, and the user is prompted to re-insert the banknotes.

When all the deposited banknotes are stored in the deposited banknote temporary storage section 5, the deposited amount is verified, and if the verification results do not match, the deposited banknotes are returned. If the verification matches, a mechanism (not shown) separates and conveys the banknotes one by one from the deposited banknote temporary storage section 5, and after the deposited banknote identification section 7 discriminates the denomination, the deposited banknotes are placed in stackers 10a and 10b for each deposited banknote denomination. It will be stored.

For dispensing banknotes, there is a stacker 9a for dispensing banknotes by denomination.

The designated denomination and number of coins are more than 9b! ! The banknotes are transported and identified by the payout banknote identification section 15. Banknotes that are in a bad conveyance state or banknotes of different denominations are stored in the JELIT ticket storage box 6, and banknotes 13a and 13b that are ready for withdrawal are discharged to the banknote discharge port 4.

If there is a shortage of banknotes 13a, 13b in the payable state, the deposited banknotes 12a, 12b are block-transferred from the deposited banknote denomination stackers 10a, 10b, and the banknotes become ready for withdrawal.

[Effects of the invention As explained above, the recycling deposit/withdrawal device of the present invention has
A deposited bill storage mechanism including a deposited bill denomination stacker, a dispensed bill discharge mechanism including a dispensed bill denomination stacker, and a mechanism for block-transferring the bills in the deposited bill denomination stacker to the dispensed bill denomination stacker. Since the deposited banknote storing mechanism and the dispensing banknote discharging mechanism are arranged in separate layers, the depositing operation and the dispensing operation can be performed completely independently, and the processing capacity can be improved. be.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a side configuration diagram of a recycling deposit/withdrawal device according to an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a side configuration diagram of a conventional recycling deposit/withdrawal device. Deposited banknote return port 2: Deposit banknote receiving port 3: Replenishment/collection safe 4: Withdrawal banknote discharge port 5: Deposit banknote temporary storage section 6: Reject ticket storage box 7: Deposit banknote identification section 8: Withdrawal banknote identification section 9a , 9b:
Withdrawal banknote denomination stackers 10a, 10b: deposited banknote denomination stackers 11a to 11
f: Conveyance route switching gate 12a, '12b: People's banknotes

Claims (1)

[Claims] It has a deposited banknote storage mechanism having a plurality of deposited banknote denomination stackers that distinguish deposited banknotes by denomination and store them by denomination, and a plurality of deposited banknote denomination stackers that store withdrawn banknotes by denomination. and a dispensing bill discharging mechanism arranged separately from the deposited bill storage mechanism that discharges disbursed bills by denomination; A recycling depositing and dispensing device comprising a banknote transfer mechanism that transfers blocks of banknotes to a stacker for each denomination of banknotes.