EP1515281A2 - Geldscheinverarbeitungsgerät - Google Patents

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EP1515281A2
EP1515281A2 EP04021262A EP04021262A EP1515281A2 EP 1515281 A2 EP1515281 A2 EP 1515281A2 EP 04021262 A EP04021262 A EP 04021262A EP 04021262 A EP04021262 A EP 04021262A EP 1515281 A2 EP1515281 A2 EP 1515281A2
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Fujii c/o Omron Corporation Shiokoji-dori Toru
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  • the present invention relates to a paper money processor for processing a paper money having been inserted into a slot, to house the paper money in a cartridge, and especially to a paper money processor for managing a paper money housed in the cartridge so that, when a counterfeit paper money is found among paper moneys housed in the cartridge, a person having inserted the counterfeit paper money can be traced.
  • a common automatic teller machine comprises a deposit processing function where an amount of money corresponding to an amount of paper moneys inserted into the main body through a slot is deposited into a designated account.
  • the ATM identifies in a paper money identifying section the kinds of respective paper moneys inserted into the slot to obtain a total amount of paper moneys inserted into the main body (deposit amount).
  • each inserted paper money is also identified as either genuine or counterfeit.
  • the identifying section identifies whether an inserted paper money is genuine or not, using basic information registered by each kind of money. This basic information includes a characteristic amount of an image printed on a paper money and the size of the paper money and the like.
  • the identifying section checks, against the basic information, a characteristic amount of an image printed on an inserted paper money, the size of the paper money and the like, which are subjected to identification, and identifies the paper money as genuine when a resultant similarity exceeds a predetermined threshold while, on the contrary, identifying the paper money as counterfeit when the resultant similarity does not exceed the predetermined threshold.
  • a paper money identified as genuine in the identifying section is housed in a cartridge provided in the main body. Contrary to this, a paper money identified as counterfeit is not housed in the cartridge provided in the main body, but carried back to the slot so as to be returned to a user (person who inserted this paper money).
  • the identifying section erroneously identifies an ingenious counterfeit paper money as genuine.
  • it is technically possible to completely eliminate the probability of occurring such erroneous identification may cause a large problem from the aspect of operating an ATM.
  • the probability of occurring erroneous identification of a counterfeit paper money as genuine can be completely eliminated by setting the threshold to substantially 100%.
  • the threshold increased, the probability of occurring erroneous identification of a genuine paper money as counterfeit increases.
  • the threshold is set to substantially 100%, those paper moneys may be identified as counterfeit although they are genuine, attributed to the wrinkles or stains thereon.
  • the threshold is set to a value with which a genuine paper money having a certain degree of wrinkles or stains thereon is correctly identified as genuine. Therefore, on rare occasion, an ingenious counterfeit paper money is erroneously identified as genuine, as described above. In many cases, a counterfeit paper money erroneously identified as genuine is found when paper moneys housed in a cartridge are under close investigation.
  • a counterfeit paper money is, although infrequently, erroneously identified as genuine, and the following techniques have accordingly been proposed in order to trace a person who inserted into an ATM a counterfeit paper money found: a technique of printing information such as the date and time of receipt on the edge of each paper money received as a genuine paper money, with a liniment mixed with a fluorescer having a short service time (Japanese Patent No. 3148917); and a technique of providing in a cartridge a memory section for associating to memorize a serial number of a paper money, the date and time of receipt, a user's ID, and the like, which are associated with each other (Japanese Laid-Open Patent Publication No. Hei 11-328493).
  • Japanese Patent No. 3148917 mentioned above has a problem that, since information such as the date and time of receipt is printed on the edge of each paper money received as a genuine paper money, the printing is time consuming and thus the time required for transaction processing (deposit processing) is increased, resulting in lowered process efficiency as well as significantly increased running cost due to the liniment used for the printing.
  • Japanese Laid-Open Patent Publication No. Hei 11-328493 mentioned above also has a problem that, since the memory section is provided in the cartridge, paper moneys needs to be handled while being kept housed in the cartridge even when corrected from an ATM to be sent to a central bank or the like.
  • the present invention comprises the following configurations:
  • the user-specific information acquiring device acquires information for specifying a user having inserted a paper money, such as an account number designated in deposit processing, and the outputting device outputs this information, associated with paper money information on the paper money inserted by this user (e.g. information obtained in identification, the number of paper moneys inserted by kind) and the like. Therefore, when a counterfeit paper money is found, a user having inserted this counterfeit paper money can be specified with ease by using information output by this outputting device.
  • the present invention it is possible to indicate information which allows tracking of a person having inserted a counterfeit paper money when the counterfeit paper money is found. It is also possible to suppress the number of separator mediums to be housed in a cartridge, and to prevent significant reduction in total number of paper moneys that can be housed in the cartridge due to an increase in number of separator mediums. Hence it is not necessary for a person in charge to frequently replace the cartridge, thereby enabling suppression of personnel cost.
  • Fig. 1 shows a block diagram showing a configuration of a control system of a main part of an ATM in this embodiment.
  • reference numeral 1 denotes an ATM of the present embodiment
  • reference numeral 2 denotes a controlling section for controlling the operation of the ATM 1.
  • Reference numeral 3 denotes an operating section with which the user conducts an operation for input into the main body of the ATM 1
  • reference numeral 4 denotes an indicating section for indicating operation guidance and the like to the user
  • reference numeral 5 denotes a card/bankbook processing section for receiving and processing a card or a bankbook owned by the user.
  • Reference numeral 6 denotes a paper money identifying section for identifying a paper money
  • reference numeral 7 denotes a management information writing section for writing paper money management information on a later-mentioned separator medium 31
  • reference numeral 8 denotes a carrying section for carrying a paper money and the separator medium 31, to be housed in a cartridge
  • reference numeral 9 denotes an outputting section for sending a description of a transaction processed with input from the user to a higher-level processor (not shown).
  • the ATM 1 of the present embodiment can handle hard moneys as well as paper moneys, as can be done by a known processor, and also comprises a hard money identifying section and the like for identifying a hard money, but those sections are not particularly shown in the drawing.
  • the controlling section 2 comprises a memory for temporarily memorizing data produced during an operation, a timer for keeping the current time and the like.
  • the operating section 3 is constituted, for example, of a touch panel disposed on the screen of the indicating section 4.
  • the card/bankbook processing section 5 comprises a reading section for reading information, such as an account number being recorded on a card and a bankbook inserted from a card slot and a bankbook slot (not shown) into the main body, and a printing section for printing a transaction description and the like on the inserted bankbook.
  • the paper money identifying section 6 identifies each paper money received and paid out as whether it is genuine or counterfeit and also identifies the kind of each paper money (one thousand yen, five thousands yen, ten thousands yen or the like).
  • the paper money identifying section 6 memorizes information including the size, as well as a characteristic amount of an image, of each kind of genuine paper money, as basic information.
  • the carrying section 8 carries a paper money and the separator medium 31 along a carriage path, to be housed in a corresponding cartridge and the like.
  • the outputting section 9 associates, in terms of a transaction processed with input from a user, the transaction date, a user's account number (this corresponds to user-specific information as referred to in this invention), the kind of transaction, and an amount of money transacted, and then sends the associated information to the higher-level processor.
  • the kind of transaction is a deposit transaction
  • a characteristic amount of an image and other information of each of the paper moneys having been inserted into the main body by the user, obtained in identification by the paper money identifying section 6, are sent to the higher-level processor as paper money information.
  • the higher-level processor manages an account of each user on the basis of information sent from the ATM 1.
  • Fig. 2 shows a diagram showing a configuration of a carriage system according to a paper money transaction of the ATM 1.
  • Fig. 2 does not particularly show a configuration of processing of a card and a bankbook which were inserted by a user, or the like.
  • reference numeral 11 denotes a paper money slot, into which the user inserts a paper money, and down below the paper money slot 11, a paper money receiving section 12 is disposed for receiving an inserted paper money.
  • the paper money receiving section 12 is configured such that: when the user inserts a paper money, an opening of the paper money receiving section 12 is in the state of facing the paper money slot 11, as indicated by a solid line in Fig.
  • Reference numeral 13 denotes a separator medium housing section for housing the separator medium 31. This separator medium housing section 13 can house a plurality of separator mediums 31 in lamination.
  • Reference numeral 14 denotes a front/rear side reversing section for reversing the front and rear sides of a paper money being carried along the carriage path 30 by a known switchback system, and this allows the cartridge to house paper moneys all in the same orientation.
  • Reference numeral 15 denotes a temporary holding section for temporarily holding a paper money
  • reference numeral 16 is a holding-for-return section for temporarily holing a paper money to be returned to the user.
  • Reference numerals 17 to 19 denote cartridges for housing paper moneys by kind: the cartridge 17 houses a ten thousands yen note; the cartridge 18 houses a five thousands yen note; and the cartridge 19 houses a one thousand yen note.
  • reference numeral 20 denotes a transaction system correcting section for correcting a paper money which was once received as genuine and then found defective as a result of second identification in the identifying section 6.
  • Reference numeral 21 denotes a supplement system collecting section for collecting a paper money which was supplemented and then found defective as a result of identification in the identifying section 6; reference numeral 22 denotes a forgotten paper money collecting section for collecting a paper money forgotten to be taken out; and reference numeral 23 denotes an operation cartridge for distributing, closely investigating and collect processing a paper money.
  • the paper money receiving section 12, the separator medium housing section 13, the front/rear side reversing section 14, the temporary holding section 15, the holding-for-return section 16, the cartridges 17 to 19 by kind of paper money, the transaction system correcting section 20, the supplement system collecting section 21, the forgotten paper money collecting section 22, the operation cartridge 23, the paper money identifying section 6 and the management information writing section 7 are connected with a loop carriage path 30.
  • a paper money inserted from the paper money slot 11 into the paper money receiving section 12 passes through the paper money identifying section 6 and the management information writing section 7 in this order, along the carriage path 30, to be housed in one of the cartridges 17 to 19 for the corresponding kind of money, or the like.
  • the management information writing section 7 does not write management information on the paper money.
  • the separator medium 31 housed in the separator medium housing section 13 passes through the paper money identifying section 6 and the management information writing section 7 in this order, to be housed in one of the cartridges 17 to 19 for the corresponding kind of money, or the like.
  • the management information writing section 7 writes management information on the separator medium 31 being carried along the carriage path 30. Further, the separator medium 31 is housed in one of the cartridges 17 to 19 for the corresponding kind of money, or the like, without being affected by a result of identification in the paper money identifying section 6.
  • Fig. 3 shows a separator medium to be housed in a separator medium housing section.
  • the separator medium 31 is slightly larger than a predetermined size, e.g. the size of a ten thousands yen note, and a magnetic recording side for recording magnetic data is formed on one face thereof. Further, the separator medium 31 has a thickness substantially the same as that of a paper money.
  • the management information writing section 7 has a magnetic head with which paper money management information is written on the magnetic recording side.
  • Paper money management information to be written on the separator medium 31 by the management information writing section 7 includes: a bank number and a branch number for identifying a bank and a branch of the bank where the ATM 1 is installed; an ATM number for identifying the ATM 1; a cartridge number for identifying a cartridge housing this separator medium 31; and the date and time information for indicating the date and time when the separator medium 31 is housed in the cartridge.
  • the separator medium 31 here has a magnetic recording side, it may be a slip of paper without a magnetic recording side.
  • the management information writing section 7 may be configured such that paper money management information is written on a separator medium, using letters, bar codes or the like, or that management information is written with punch holes.
  • the separator medium 31 having a magnetic recording side is repeatedly usable by rewiring management information and thus advantageous in cost performance.
  • Fig. 4 shows a flowchart showing the operation of the ATM.
  • the separator medium 31 is housed in each of the cartridges 17 to 19 by kind of money at a predetermined time.
  • the ATM 1 waits for the timing for housing the separator medium 31 in the cartridges 17 to 19 while waiting for a transaction request from a user (s1, s2).
  • Examples of the timing to house the separator medium 31 in the cartridges 17 to 19 include: the time when the date changes (0:00 a.m. each day), the operation initiating time of a day (8:00 a.m. each day, or the like) in a processor with the main body applied thereto, the operation terminating time of a day (1:00 p.m.
  • a time period between the operation initiating time and the first transaction initiating time of a day e.g. 8:00 a.m. to 8:45 a.m. each day, or the like
  • every one hour the beginning of each hour
  • the ATM 1 processes a transaction of the kind requested (s3). Further, at the timing to house the separator medium 31 in the cartridges 17 to 19, the ATM 1 implements processing of housing a separator medium to house the separator medium 31 in the cartridges 17 to 19.
  • Fig. 5 shows a flowchart showing deposit processing in the ATM of the present embodiment.
  • the ATM 1 receives a user's card or bankbook in the card/bankbook processing section 5 to acquire a user's account number (s11).
  • the user's account number as acquired will be used as what is referred to in this invention as user-specific information.
  • a user inserts paper moneys to be deposited from the paper money slot 11 into the paper money receiving section 12, and closes the cover of the paper money slot 11. As the cover of the paper money slot 11 is closed, the ATM 1 picks up the paper moneys inserted into the paper money receiving section 12 one by one, and carries each of them along the carriage path 30.
  • the ATM 1 identifies the picked-up paper moneys one by one in the paper money identifying section 6 (s 12, s13).
  • the paper money identifying section 6 reads an image of each of the paper moneys being carried and checks the characteristic amount of the image read here against a characteristic amount of an image of a paper money previously registered by kind of money, to calculate a similarity. When the calculated similarity exceeds a predetermined threshold, the paper money is identified as genuine; when it is below the predetermined threshold, the paper money is identified as counterfeit.
  • the ATM 1 temporarily houses in the temporary holding section 15 a paper money found genuine as a result of identification in the paper money identifying section 6, while housing in the holding-for-return section 16 a paper money found defective as a result of identification in the paper money identifying section 6.
  • the ATM 1 identifies in the paper money identifying section 6 all the paper moneys inserted into the paper money receiving section 12 by the user, and if any paper money is housed in the holding-for-return section 16, the ATM 1 carries this paper money to the paper money receiving section 12 so as to be returned to the user.
  • the ATM 1 indicates in the indicating section 4 a total amount of paper moneys held in the temporary holding section 15, to allow the user to confirm a deposit amount (s14). If the user conducts an input operation for canceling the transaction, the ATM 1 carries all the paper moneys being held in the temporary holding section 15 to the paper money receiving section 12 so as to be returned to the user, and implements canceling processing for canceling the transaction (s15, s18).
  • the ATM 1 implements deposit processing for depositing the confirmed deposit amount into the user's account whose number was acquired in s11 (s16).
  • the ATM 1 picks up the paper moneys held in the temporary holding section 15 one by one, and identifies them again in the paper money identifying section 6, to be housed in the cartridges 17 to 19 for the corresponding kinds of paper moneys. Specifically, a ten thousands yen note, a five thousands yen note and a thousand yen note are housed in the cartridges 17, 18 and 19, respectively. Further, if there is a paper money found defective as a result of identification in the paper money identifying section 6, the paper money was housed in the transaction system correcting section 20.
  • the ATM 1 prints a transaction description on the bankbook, and then returns the bankbook to the user. At this time, the card is also returned to the user.
  • the ATM 1 further sends transaction information on the present deposit transaction from the outputting section 9 to the higher-level processor, the transaction information including the characteristic amount of the image of each of the paper moneys inserted from the paper money inlet 11 by the user (user-specific information as referred to in this invention), which was used in identification in the paper money identifying section 6 (s17).
  • This transaction information includes the user's account number (user-specific information as referred to in this invention) acquired in s11, a deposit amount in this deposit transaction, a bank number and a branch number of a bank and a branch thereof installing the ATM 1 where the deposit transaction has been conducted, an ATM number for identifying the ATM 1, the date and time when the deposit transaction is conducted.
  • the higher-level processor accumulatively memorizes pieces of transaction information sent form the ATM 1, and manages each account by device of such transaction information.
  • the ATM 1 of the present embodiment sends transaction information (transaction description) to the higher-level processor every time a transaction is conducted with the user. Since the information sent at this time includes a characteristic amount of an image of each of the paper moneys inserted by the user, which was used in identification in the paper money identifying section 6, when a counterfeit paper money is found, the information can be utilized for specifying a user having inserted the counterfeit paper money, as described later.
  • the ATM 1 herein sends a transaction description to the higher-level processor every time a transaction is conducted, the ATM 1 may be provided with a memory section for memorizing descriptions of a plurality of transactions, and when the memorizing area in the memory section is filled to capacity, the ATM 1 may send descriptions of transactions in bulk to the higher-level processor.
  • the ATM 1 determines in s2 that the timing has come for housing the separator medium 31 in the cartridges 17 to 19, it implements processing of housing a separator medium, as shown in Fig. 6.
  • the timing to house the separator medium 31 is previously set, and it may be either once in a day or more than once in a day.
  • the ATM 1 picks up the separator medium 31 from the separator medium housing section 13, to be housed in the cartridge 17 for housing a ten thousands yen note (s21).
  • the separator medium 31 picked up here is carried along the carriage path 30 via the paper money identifying section 6 to reach the management information writing section 7.
  • the management information writing section 7 writes on the magnetic recording side of the separator medium 31 a bank number and a branch number of a bank and a branch of the bank where the ATM is installed, an ATM number for identifying the ATM 1, a cartridge number for identifying a cartridge to house the separator medium 31, and the time and date when the separator medium 31 is housed in the cartridge (the current time and date), as paper money management information (s22).
  • the separator medium 31 with paper money management information written thereon is carried along the carriage path, to be housed in the cartridge 17 for housing a ten thousands yen note (s23).
  • the separator medium 31 to be housed in the cartridge 18 for housing a five thousands yen note is picked up from the separator medium housing section 13 and, by implementing the same processing as above, this separator medium is housed in the cartridge 18 for housing a five thousands yen note (s24 to 26).
  • the separator medium 31 to be housed in the cartridge 19 for housing a one thousand yen note is picked up from the separator medium housing section 13 and, by implementing the same processing as above, this separator medium is housed in the cartridge 19 for housing a one thousand yen note (s27 to 29).
  • the ATM 1 houses the separator medium 31 with management information written thereon in the cartridges 17 to 19 at a predetermined time, as thus described, paper moneys housed in the cartridges 17 to 19 are separated by the separator medium 31 by time period of housing. Further, the time period of housing and the like can be specified based on paper money management information written on the separator medium 31 separating the paper moneys.
  • transaction information to be sent to the higher-level processor by the ATM 1 in the above-mentioned deposit processing includes the characteristic amount of the image of each of the paper moneys, which was used in identification in the paper money identifying section 6, it is possible to specify a user (actually a user's account number in this case) having inserted the counterfeit paper money into the ATM 1, by checking the characteristic amount of the image of the found counterfeit paper money against the characteristic amount of the image of the paper money, which was used in the identification and is included in the transaction information managed by the higher-level processor money.
  • the number of separator mediums 31 to be housed in the cartridges 17 to 19 can be suppressed. This can prevent significant reduction in total number of paper moneys that can be housed in the cartridges 17 to 19. Hence there is no need for a person in charge to frequently replace the cartridges 17 to 19 and to frequently take out paper moneys housed in the cartridges 17 to 19, thereby suppressing personnel cost and the required number of separator mediums 31, so that the running cost can sufficiently be suppressed.
  • the separator mediums 31 are housed in the respective cartridges 17 to 19 at the same timing in the above embodiment, the separator mediums 31 may be housed in the respective cartridges 17 to 19 at different timings.
  • the timing to insert the separator medium 31 can be set separately in the respective cartridges 17 to 19.
  • the time interval between insertion of a previous separator medium 31 and insertion of a new separator medium 31 may be set differently in the respective cartridges 17 to 19.
  • separator mediums 31 may be inserted each day in the cartridge 17 for housing a ten thousands yen note, while one separator medium 31 may be inserted each day in each of the cartridges 18 and 19.
  • the separator medium 31 is housed in the cartridges 17 to 19 in the present embodiment, the separator medium 31 may be housed in another housing section, such as the transaction system correcting section 20 or the like where a paper money inserted by the user from the paper money slot 11 is housed.
  • the transaction system correcting section 20 collects a paper money once received as genuine and then found defective as a result of second identification in the paper money identifying section 6, this section has a higher possibility of housing a counterfeit paper money than the other cartridges, and therefore housing of the separator medium in the transaction system correcting section 20 is effective in tracing a user having inserted a counterfeit paper money.
  • s31, s32 and s33 may be provided for preventing the separator mediums 31 from being housed one upon the other in the cartridges 17 to 19.
  • s31, s32 and s33 are steps for determining whether a paper money was housed in the cartridges 17 to 19 during a period from housing of a previous separator medium 31 to the current time, and if no paper money was housed in the cartridge 17, 18 or 19 during the period between the housing of the previous separator medium 31 to the current time, housing of the separator medium 31 in this cartridge is cancelled. This permits further suppression of the number of separator mediums 31 to be housed in each of the cartridges 17 to 19, thereby further reducing the running cost.
  • the cancellation of housing of the separator medium 31 should cause no problem because no counterfeit paper money can be found among paper moneys processed during a period from the housing of the previous separator medium 31 to this time (the time when housing of the separator medium 31 is cancelled).
  • the separator medium 31 is housed in the cartridges 17 to 19 at a predetermined time in the above embodiment, the separator medium 31 may be housed again when a fixed number of paper moneys are housed after the housing of the previous separator medium 31.
  • the processing shown in Fig. 4 may be replaced by the processing shown in Fig. 8.
  • the ATM 1 waits for a transaction request from a user (s41), and then conducts processing of the requested transaction (s42). In s42, for example, the deposit processing shown in Fig. 5 is implemented. After completing the processing of the required transaction in s42, the ATM 1 determines, as for each of the cartridges 17 to 19 and the transaction system correcting section 20, whether the number of paper moneys housed after the housing of the previous separator medium 31 has reached a fixed number (s43).
  • the ATM 1 counts the number of paper moneys housed after the housing of the previous separator mediums 31 in each of the cartridges 17 to 19 and the transaction system correcting section 20. Each of the counted numbers is reset when a new separator medium 31 is housed.
  • the ATM 1 houses a new separator medium 31 when determining that the number of paper moneys housed after the housing of the previous separator medium 31 has reached a fixed number (s44). In this case, the same effect as in the above embodiment is exhibited.

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