EP3053150A1 - Procédé et système de traitement de documents de valeur - Google Patents
Procédé et système de traitement de documents de valeurInfo
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Definitions
- the invention relates to a method and a system for processing value documents.
- value documents before their processing with a value-document processing device, are prepared for the pending processing.
- data or information of the deposit are recorded and made available for processing the value-processing machine.
- the data may include information about the payer, an account number, the amount and value of the value documents making up the deposit, a unique transaction number, and so on.
- the prepared value documents are placed in containers which allow automatic feeding of the value documents to the value-document processing device.
- the value document processing devices e.g. Used containers that are open on one side and in which one or more document of value of loose value documents are inserted, which are in the respective container on their longitudinal edges.
- the value documents may belong to different deposits, which are each assigned to a specific person, an account, a settlement unit, and so on.
- the value documents of the deposits are usually banknotes, but may also include checks, vouchers or other value documents.
- the payments are separated by header cards or separation cards, which are inserted between different deposits. From the value document processing direction, these header cards or separation cards are recognized, and thus each of the beginning of a new deposit.
- the header cards have information on the following after the respective header card deposit. This information is read by the value document processing device, so that it can assign which value documents belong to which deposit. If more than one container is required for a large deposit, the order in which these containers are supplied to the value-document processing apparatus must be taken into account.
- each value-document stack which is inserted into the container in its own compartment, ie, separated from the other value-document stacks, forms its own deposit and is also billed separately from the other document's value-document stacks. It is therefore carried out for each value document stack its own billing.
- Reject postprocessing also takes place separately for each value document stack. In this case, the reject value documents which the value-document processing device has sorted out from the relevant value-document stack are subjected to manual or automatic verification. Only after completion of the reject postprocessing does the value document processing device start processing the next value document stack.
- the value documents of the various deposits are inserted into a plurality of containers in such a way that the containers are filled as completely as possible with value documents.
- These value documents are to be automatically removed from the containers, inserted into the value document processing device and checked by them.
- the invention makes possible an error-free assignment of the checked value documents to the various deposits.
- the invention enables a reliable and error-free billing of the value documents of various deposits, especially when the value documents are deposited in at least one considered deposit the value documents of the considered deposit are divided into at least two sub-stacks, which in the same or in different containers be inserted.
- a start position and possibly also an end position of the respective deposit are determined for each deposit.
- the start position and, if appropriate, end position are determined, for example, at a preparation station at which the value documents are prepared for automatic processing and transmitted to an accounting device which carries out the automatic accounting.
- the billing device can be present in the value-document processing device itself or in an input module of the value-document processing device or in an IT system connected to the value-document processing device.
- a deposit is considered which, when the value documents are inserted, is divided into at least two partial stacks, which are placed in the same or in different containers.
- the value document processing device checks the partial batches of the considered deposit that have been placed in the same or in different containers immediately after one another, then the value documents of the at least two partial batches, taking into account the initial position determined on entry and possibly the end position of the considered deposit, billed together.
- the at least two sub-batches of the considered deposit are billed jointly by determining from the batch-related value document number that was determined during batch counting for the at least two sub-batches as a function of the respective value document type, taking into account the initial position determined and the final position of the considered deposit , a resulting value document count is determined for each value document type present in the considered deposit. For example, for each value document type of the considered deposit, the stacked value document number of the individual part stacks determined during checking is added up so as to determine the resulting value document number of the considered deposit for the respective value document type. The at least two partial batches of the considered deposit are then billed together based on the resulting value document number of each value document type.
- the value documents of the considered deposit are thus considered to be the considered deposit on the basis of the ascertained start position and possibly end position. on assigned. For the assignment of value documents to the considered deposit no header cards are needed or used.
- the value-document processing device can immediately determine the resulting value from the batch-related value document number for the considered deposit Determine value document number depending on value document type. Otherwise, the value-document processing device can transmit the stack-related value document number to the billing device for each value document type, which then determines the resulting value document number ahl for each value document type on the basis of the start position and possibly end position of the considered deposit.
- the value document stacks of various deposits checked by the value-document processing device can therefore be automatically allocated to the correct deposit.
- a subsequent, manual assignment of the respective value document stack to the respective deposits is not necessary.
- a deposit-related assignment of the value document stacks is achieved, which makes it possible to distribute the considered deposit arbitrarily among a plurality of containers whose processing sequence can be selected as desired by the value-document processing device.
- the invention makes it possible for the considered deposit - even after the end of the preparation of the value documents at the preparation station, ie subsequently - to be divided into several value document stacks as desired by separating elements (second type), eg by one (for automatic removal by a gripper) too big Divide value document stack in a container into two or more sub-stacks.
- the containers each have a predetermined container beginning and a predetermined container end.
- the value documents are removed from the container in such a way that-viewed along the removal direction-first the value documents at the beginning of the container and finally the value documents at the container end are inserted into the input compartment of the value document processing device.
- both the starting position and the ending position of the various deposits are determined.
- the correct assignment of the value-document stacks to the considered deposit can be made on the basis of the start and the end position of the considered deposit.
- the start / end positions of other deposits are not required.
- the starting positions (and no end positions) of the various deposits are determined.
- the start position of the (subsequent) deposit is then required whose value documents are included in the respective container (s) after the considered deposits, ie whose beginning also marks the end of the considered deposit .
- the starting position of those (subsequent) deposits / s are used whose value documents are contained in the relevant container (s) after those of the considered deposit. That means in In this case, the starting positions of one or more other payments are taken into account for the correct allocation.
- the start position / end position of a deposit is the information about in which the value document container and behind which separating element position along the removal direction of this valuable document container the respective deposit begins / ends.
- a starting position and possibly the end position of the respective deposit at a time prior to checking and counting the value documents of the respective deposit are preferably transmitted to the clearing establishment and possibly also to the value-document processing apparatus.
- the starting position / end position of the respective deposit comprises that separating element position behind which the first / last value documents of the respective deposit in the respective container are located (viewed along the withdrawal direction of the container).
- the starting position and possibly the end position can be transmitted, for example, via a data carrier of the valuable document container or via a communication line, which exists between the preparation station and the billing device and possibly the value-document processing device.
- the start position / end position also includes an identification of the respective container into which the first / last value documents of the respective deposit have been inserted. If the start position and, if applicable, end position from the preparation station were only transmitted to the billing device of a surrounding IT system, but not to the value document processing device, the value-document processing device can, if required, send a request to the IT system to obtain information. to get information about the start positions and, if necessary, end positions of the admissions.
- the first document container which is filled with the first partial stack of the considered deposit, the start position (but not the end position) of the considered deposit assigned, and the second document document container, the is filled with the second partial stack, the end position of the considered deposit (but not the starting position) assigned.
- the number and type of the checked-in value documents of the considered deposit determined by the value-document processing device are assigned on the basis of the (previously determined) start position and possibly end position of the considered deposit. For each of the deposits, the resulting value document number of each Wertging in the respective deposit is determined, for example, a numerical value for each Wert collectionart.
- a total value of the value documents of the deposit is determined from this.
- the respective deposit is automatically settled on the basis of the resulting value-document number of each existing value-document type.
- the settling device is designed to carry out the settlement of this deposit in such a way that it uses the at least two partial stacks of the value documents of this deposit the value document count determined for this deposit collects each value document type together. Reject value documents that were rejected when checking the value documents are sorted out by the value-document processing device into a reject section of the value-document processing device.
- rejected reject value documents of various sub-stacks which belong to the same deposit and which were placed in the same value-document container or in different containers are thereby sorted out in the same reject bin.
- these reject value documents of the same deposit are processed together in a work process, in particular at a time before the automatic settlement of the considered deposit.
- the value document processing device After the value documents of a considered deposit have been processed, as soon as value documents of another deposit are to be checked by the value document processing device, the value document processing device automatically switches to an operating mode for reject postprocessing of the reject value documents of the considered deposit.
- the switch to the reject operating mode takes place in particular at a time before value documents of another deposit are inserted into the input tray. If a large number of reject value documents occur, it is also possible in between, i. Before the consideration of the considered deposit is completed, an additional reject processing is performed. The automatic settlement of the considered deposit is only performed when the post-processing of the reject value documents of the considered deposit is completed.
- the value documents of the deposit in question are divided into at least two sub-batches, which are placed in the same or in different bins, and the value document processing takes place. If the partial stack of this deposit checks immediately after one another, the reject value documents of this partial stack are sorted out into the same reject bin. Before the value-document processing device checks value documents of a deposit other than the considered deposit, it automatically switches to an operating mode for reject post-processing of the reject value documents of the considered deposit, in which the rejected reject value documents of the at least two partial lots of the considered deposit are jointly processed. If a deposit is split into at least two partial batches with the aid of at least one separating element (separating element of the second type), the at least two partial batches of the considered deposit can be billed together.
- the valuable document processing device When rejecting the value documents rejected reject value documents of all sub-stacks, which are consecutively inserted into the same value document container and belonging to the same deposit, are sorted out in the same reject tray. And these reject value documents are processed together, before the automatic settlement of the considered deposit. Between the processing of the at least two partial stacks of the same deposit, the valuable document processing device does not automatically switch to an operating mode for reject postprocessing of the respective reject value documents of the respective sub-stack, but rather the reject value documents of all partial stacks of the considered deposit which are inserted into the same value document container , are reworked together in a post-processing step.
- This reject postprocessing can be carried out as soon as the last value documents of the respective container have been checked or, if the next container also begins with the same deposit, also at a later time.
- the value documents of the considered deposit are, for example, distributed to at least two containers in which only value documents of the considered deposit but no value documents of other deposits are inserted.
- the considered deposit then comprises at least a first sub-stack in a first container and at least a second sub-stack in a second container.
- the billing of the sub-batches inserted into the first and second bins of the considered deposit can then be carried out in each case independently of the order in which the value documents of the first bin and of the second bin are inserted into the input bin of the value-document processing device.
- the value documents of the considered deposit can also be distributed to at least two containers in such a way that the value documents of this one payment form a first partial stack which, viewed along the withdrawal direction of the container, is inserted at the end of the first container and form a second partial stack, which - as viewed along the withdrawal direction of the container - is inserted at the beginning of a second container.
- the beginning and end of the respective container are considered along the particular withdrawal direction of the respective container.
- the billing of the partial batches inserted into the first and second containers of the considered payment will be made in Dependency of the order in which the value documents of the first and second container of the value-document processing device are inserted into the input tray of the value-document processing device, carried out either jointly or separately from one another.
- this joint settlement can comprise one or more further partial stacks of the same deposit which have been inserted into one or more further containers whose value documents have been inserted before the value documents of the first or after the value documents of the second container.
- the sequence is such that the value documents of the second sub-stack are inserted before those of the first sub-stack in the input tray of the value document processing device, then after processing the second sub-stack a settlement of the considered deposit with respect to the second sub-stack from the second container carried out, and carried out at a later time, a settlement of the considered deposit with respect to the first partial stack, which is separated from the settlement with respect to the second partial stack.
- the separate billing of the two sub-batches of the considered deposit can be merged manually or automatically at a later time in order to carry out a final billing of the considered deposit.
- the considered deposit may comprise - in addition to the first and second partial stacks - at least one further partial stack, which is contained in a further container, in which only the value documents of the further sub-stack, but no further value documents of other deposits are included. If, then, the sequence is such that the value documents from the at least one further container are inserted into the input compartment of the value-document processing device immediately after the first partial stack and the value documents of the second sub-stack are inserted immediately after the value documents of the at least one further container into the input compartment of the value-document processing device are, then the value documents of the first sub-stack from the first container and the value documents of the second sub-stack of the second container and the value documents of the at least one further sub-stack from the at least one further container, billed together in a common billing.
- the method according to the invention allows a more flexible processing of the containers in any order and thus a more robust process of automatic value-document processing. Since the order in which the partial stacks inserted in different containers are supplied to the device is flexibly selectable, those processing errors which hitherto have been caused by an incorrect container order are avoided by the invention. In addition, when fed in the "correct" order (so that all value documents of the same deposit are inserted one after the other into the value-document processing device), an increased throughput of processing is achieved since, when fed in the correct order, joint settlement and joint rejection are achieved. Processing the partial stacks of the same deposit can be made, however, if the containers are delivered in a different order, error-free billing is nevertheless guaranteed. Different types of separators can be used.
- a separator of the first kind is introduced into the respective container.
- the value-document stack of this deposit can be divided into at least two sub-stacks with the aid of at least one second-type separator.
- the separating elements of the first type and the separating elements of the second type may have different colors and / or be of different mechanical design.
- the dividing elements of the first kind are automatically fixed in the container in such a way that the dividing elements of the first kind do not fall out of the container when the container is turned over with its open side facing downwards.
- the separating elements of the first kind have, for example, a corresponding latching mechanism which prevents the separating element from falling out of the container.
- the separating elements of the second kind are mechanically formed so that they fall out of the container when the container is turned over so that its open side points downwards.
- the insertion of the value documents can be carried out with the aid of a gripper, which removes one value document stack / partial stack after the other from the respective container and inserts it in an input pocket of the value document processing device.
- the gripper may be part of an input module of the device or part of a self-propelled transport vehicle, which the containers to the value document processing device transported.
- the value document processing device can be informed externally, for example by the gripper control of the gripper, at which point in time it has loaded all sub-stacks of the considered deposit into the input tray of the value-document processing device.
- the invention also relates to a system for processing documents of value of various deposits, which comprises one or more preparation sites at which value documents of various deposits are prepared and placed in one or more containers. At each border between the value documents of two different deposits, a separating element (first type) is introduced into the respective container.
- the system also comprises at least one value document processing device, to which the containers in which the value documents of the various deposits were inserted are transported, and which checks the value documents of the various deposits and determines the value document number of each value document type present in the considered deposit.
- the system comprises a transport device, by means of which the value documents of the various deposits from the containers are transported into an input pocket of the value-document processing device, wherein the value documents (eg with the aid of a gripper) are removed in batches from the respective container and inserted into the input pocket of the value-document processing device become.
- the system further includes a billing facility for automatically billing the various deposits processed by the value document processing facility.
- the billing device is designed, in the case when the valuable document processing device immediately after the partial batches of the considered deposit, which were placed in the same or in different bins. Checks, the value documents of the at least two partial stacks, taking into account the determined when inserting the starting position and possibly the end position of the considered deposit, settle together.
- the settlement device is designed for each value document type from the stack-related value document number of the partial stacks, based on the start position and, if appropriate, Final position of the considered deposit to determine the resulting value document number of the considered deposit and settle the at least two partial stacks of this deposit together in this way.
- the respective deposit is automatically settled on the basis of the resulting value document number of the respective value document type, which was determined for the respective deposit.
- the system comprises a device which is designed to record the start position and possibly end position of each deposit. This device can be a reading device which reads out the starting position and possibly the end position from the data carrier of the container.
- the device can also be an interface at the preparation station, at the input module or at the value-document processing device, which is designed for the input of the starting position and possibly end position by an operator, and possibly for transmitting the starting position and possibly end position to the Abrechjiungs worn, eg to an associated IT system or to the value-document processing device.
- deposit information is collected for each partial stack which is inserted into one or more containers, which information is specific to the relevant partial stack.
- the following container for example, the following Einiereimgsinformation assigned to the respective container containing the subtask:
- Each container is assigned the deposit information via sub-stacks inserted in the container.
- the allocation of the deposit information to the respective container containing the partial stack is carried out by writing the payment by Eiziginss on a disk of the respective container.
- the allocation of the deposit information to the respective container takes place in that the deposit information is linked to the respective container identification (eg via a communication line) and is transmitted to the accounting device.
- FIG. 1a shows a document container with a plurality of separating elements and a gripper for removing documents of value from the container;
- FIG. 1b shows the extraction of the value documents from a value-document container by an input module which is connected to a device for processing value documents;
- FIG. 2 shows examples of the deposit data stored in the data carrier of the containers
- FIG. 3 shows the possible information flow (FIG. 3 a) and examples of the transmitted deposit data and test results (FIG. 3 b), FIG.
- Value-document processing device to which the value documents are transported by a self-propelled transport vehicle
- Figure 5 shows the settlement of deposits depending on the order in which the containers are processed.
- Figure la shows a container 100 for receiving documents of value, in which the documents of value 1 are placed standing on their longitudinal edges.
- the value documents in the container 100 are divided into four value document stacks by three separating elements TE1 and TE2.
- the left separator TEl forms the boundary between the value document stack of a deposit D3, which is inserted in the left container section, and a deposit D4, which is formed by the two middle value document stack.
- the separator TE2 divides the deposit D4 into two partial stacks.
- the right separator TEl forms the boundary between the deposit D4 and the Value document stack of the deposit D5, which is inserted in the right container section.
- the separating elements TE1 and TE2 can be variably positioned along the container in order to be able to adapt the size of the storage areas to differently sized document of value stacks.
- the separating elements TEl, TE2 can be inserted at different points of the container 100, at which the container wall has corresponding slots.
- a gripper 9 is used, which is lowered into the container 100 in order to receive the respective document of value documents
- the container 100 has an identification ID1 by which the container can be uniquely identified.
- This identification ID1 is identified by a barcode, for example.
- the container 100 comprises a data carrier 102, for example an NFC chip, in which information about the value documents 1 contained in the container is stored. From the NFC chip, this information can be read out wirelessly with the help of an appropriate reader.
- This information includes, for example, information about the container type, about the payer of the respective value document stack and possibly about the number or the target value of the value documents of the respective value document stack.
- the data carrier 102 may also store the start and end positions of the deposits formed by the separators TE1.
- the position of the separating element TE2 which does not form a start or end position of a deposit, can also be stored in the data carrier.
- This information may have been stored in the data carrier 102, for example during filling of the container with value documents, eg during machine filling of the container, or in the case of a machine. nuellen filling of the container, for example by the depositor of value documents, or at the preparation site 50 of a device 60 for value document processing, see.
- FIG. 2 shows the information stored in the data carrier 102 using the example of three containers ID1, ID2, ID3, in which value documents of seven different deposits D1-D7 are contained.
- the value-document stacks contained in the container ID1 have already been described above for FIG. 1a.
- the two deposits Dl and D2 are included and separated by means of a separating element of the first kind TE1 at the position 7 of the container ID3.
- the deposit Dl is divided into three value document stacks, which are separated by two separating elements of the second type TE2 at the positions 2 and 4.
- the deposit D2 is divided into three value document stacks, which are separated by two separating elements of the second kind TE2 at positions 9 and 12.
- the deposit D5 is divided by a separating element of the second type TE2 at the position 4 into two value-document stacks.
- the deposit D6 consists of only one value-document stack between positions 7 and 10.
- the deposit D7 has been split into two value-document stacks, which are separated by a separator of the second kind TE2 at the positions 14.
- the payer of the value document stack and the target value specified by the payer of the respective value document stack are also indicated in each case. This target value, or the total value of the respective deposit, is used when billing the deposit in the billing institution.
- tion Z based on theticiangebradore the value document processing device 60 checked.
- a device 60 for processing documents of value is shown, on the input side of an input module 10 is connected.
- the input module 10 is for input of value documents, e.g. Banknotes, formed in an input tray 61 of the device 60 and has for this purpose a gripper 9, which removes the value documents in batches from a container 100 and inserts into an input tray 61 of the device.
- the value documents 1 entered into the input compartment are then singulated, transported, checked, possibly sorted by the device 60 and stored in one or more output compartments of the device 60.
- the device 60 may be operated by an operator via an operator interface 66.
- the input module 10 may be designed to accommodate a plurality of valuable document containers 100 and form a kind of buffer memory for the containers 100.
- the input module 10 has a transport device which transports containers 100 filled with documents of value into the gripping area of the gripper 9 and removes the emptied containers from the gripping area 9 after removal of the value documents by the gripper 9.
- the input module may also have an operator interface 6.
- the container 100 can be inserted manually or automatically into a container receptacle 17 of the input module 10.
- the container receptacle 17 can be equipped with a reading device 4 in order to read out the identification (eg ID1) of the container 100 and / or information about the start and end position of the deposits in the container 100 from the data carrier 102 of the container.
- the Trermelementposition of the separating element TE2 the no start and end position of a deposit is to be read from the disk 102. Alternatively, however, this can also be detected only in the input module 10.
- the reading device 4 transmits the read-out starting and ending positions of the deposits D3, D4 and D5, and possibly the separating element position of the separating element TE2, to a gripper control 8 of the gripper 9, which controls the movement of the gripper 9.
- the gripper control 8 has e.g. a data carrier 5, in which the Inf ormations linked to the identification ID1 of the container 100 can be stored, and possibly corresponding information for further containers with further identifications.
- the gripper control 8 controls the gripper so that it successively removes each of the value-document stack inserted between the two separating elements TE1, TE2 from the container 100 and inserts it into the input compartment 61 of the device.
- the individual value document stacks are automatically taken out of the container 100 along the withdrawal direction x, cf. Fig. Ib.
- the gripper control 8 can regularly inform the value document processing device 60, in particular its controller 62, via the interface 13 as to which value documents stack the gripper 9 has already inserted from the container 100 into the input compartment 61 and which does not yet, i. which are still in the container 100 at the respective time.
- the positions of the separating elements TE1, TE2 can be determined in the input module 10 with the aid of sensors of the input module 10, for example at a point in time before the gripper removes the value documents from the container.
- a plurality of mechanical sensors 2 which are arranged at specific positions along the longitudinal direction of the container receptacle 17, are shown by way of example for this purpose.
- the mechanical sensors 2 have pivoting fingers, which together about an axis A are pivotable to check whether or not there is actually a separator TE1 or TE2 at the respective position of the container 100.
- the respective pivoting finger undergoes a mechanical resistance during pivoting, it is retained by the separating element TE1, TE2 and can not follow the deflection of the other pivoting fingers about the axis A.
- the respective sensor 2 detects the individual deflection of the respective pivoting finger, for example by means of an inductive switch, a light barrier or the like.
- the individual sensors 2 are connected to a sensor control S (connection not shown) which then provides the corresponding information about the separating element positions of the sensor Container 100 is transmitted to the gripper control 8.
- the mechanical sensors 2 it is also possible to use electrical, acoustic, optical, magnetic or other sensors which, for example, are arranged analogously along the longitudinal direction of the container receptacle 17.
- the input module 10 can also have an image sensor (not shown), which respectively records an image of the next container to be processed, determines the positions of the separation elements by means of image processing and transmits this information to the gripper control 8.
- the separating element positions can either be determined individually for the respective container or the respective container is assigned by its ID to one of a plurality of predetermined container locations whose separating element positions are previously known.
- the device 60 may either settle the deposits itself (billing device Z in the device 60) or transmit the input information to a central clearing device Z provided by an IT system connected to the device 60 and also provide the billing for can perform several value document processing devices. Furthermore, the determined positions of the separating elements can be checked before the gripper 9 begins the removal of the value documents 1. In this case, for example, the distance between two adjacent separating elements is checked to see whether the gripper 9 can safely remove the intervening value-document stack. If the value-document stack for the gripper is too large, the operator can be induced to insert an additional separating element TE2, and thus to divide the excess document stack into two smaller stacks, which the gripper 9 can then remove.
- the information about the beginning and end position of the deposits of the container 100 and further containers with further deposits can also be transmitted directly to the billing device Z. If the billing device Z is located outside the device 60, it will typically perform the billing for multiple value document processing devices.
- FIG. 3 a shows the possible information flow of the information about the start and end position of the deposits for an exemplary embodiment in which the start and end positions of the deposits are determined spatially remote from the input module 10 and the value-document processing device 60.
- the remote location is, for example, a prep station 50 equipped with an operator interface 47, such as a prep station as shown in Figure 4, or a payee's office.
- the operator determines the respective start and end position of the deposit and assigns it to the identification of the respective deposit and inputs it to the operator interface 47 linked to the container identification ID of the respective container.
- the containers 100 are prepared by an operator 51 for the automatic removal of the value documents, cf. Fig. 3a and Fig. 4.
- the preparation includes, for example, a check of the container, if the containers already loaded with documents of value arrive at the preparation sites. However, the filling of the containers with value documents 1 can also be carried out only at the preparation sites 50.
- the preparation by the respective operator 51 may also include determining the start and end positions of the deposits, in particular determining the positions of the separating elements TEL
- the operator 51 inputs the separating element position of the separating elements TE1 at the operator interface 47 of the preparation place 50, cf. 4 shows a digital information about the start and end position of the
- FIG. 4 shows an exemplary embodiment in which a driverless transport vehicle 1000 picks up the containers 100 filled with value documents from a preparation station 50 and brings them to a value document processing device 60.
- the central decommissioning device Z is provided by a server of the IT system connected to the value document processing devices 60 and the driverless transport vehicles 1000 via wireless communication lines existing between the communication interfaces 7 and via the information about the processed value documents are exchanged.
- the central billing device Z can also be designed to control a plurality of transport vehicles. For example, the driverless transport vehicles receive orders from their communication point 7 to collect value documents from one of the preparation stations 50 and to transport them to one of the value document processing devices 60.
- the digital information generated at the spatially remote position about the beginning and end positions of the deposits of the respective container associated with the container identification ID are subsequently sent via data links 15 to the central settlement device Z.
- the container ID1 for example, the information shown on the left in FIG. 3b is sent to the central accounting device Z.
- the correct information about the beginning and end position of the deposits are then assigned to the respective container with the help of the container identification ID and the position of the respective value document stack in the respective container.
- the container identification ID1 of the container 100 is read in by a reading device of the value-document processing device 60 or of the input module 10.
- the value documents which the gripper has taken in stacks between the respective trermel elements TE1, TE2 from the respective container are checked in stacks by the device 60.
- Each tested stack receives as identification while the container identification and the position of the respective stack in the respective container.
- the device 60 assigns to each individual value document stack its stack-related checker results, for example the stack-related value document number for each value document type contained in the respective stack and / or the total value of the respective value document stack.
- the stack-related test results obtained for the value-document stack from the container ID1 are shown on the right in FIG. 3b.
- The- The stack-related test results are sent from the device 60 to the central accounting device Z.
- the central billing device Z assigns the batch-related inspection results to the respective deposits whose start and end position they have received from the operator 51 at the preparation site 50.
- the central billing device Z then carries out a billing of the value documents of the various deposits. For each deposit, the total value of the deposited value documents is determined.
- the deposit D3 is assigned the check results of the stack which was contained between the positions 0 and 4 in the container ID1. According to the batch-related test results, the deposit included D3 30000C.
- Deposit D4 is added together with the test results of the stack placed between positions 4 and 8 and, in addition, the stack loaded between positions 8 and 12. The depositor of the deposit D4 will be credited 40000 €. Since deposit D5 does not include an end position (the remainder of deposit D5 is in another bin), deposit D5 is not yet finally settled by the issuing establishment, but only the 50000C from bin IDl (at position 12 -16).
- FIG. 5 shows how the settlement of the deposits is carried out as a function of the order in which the value documents of the various containers are inserted into the input compartment of the device 60.
- the value documents from the containers ID1, ID2 (and possibly ID4, ID5) are inserted one after the other into the device and from there checked, the time axis from left to right in Figure 5 runs.
- the removal direction x within the container also runs from left to right.
- the deposits D3 and D6 each comprise only one value document stack, the deposits D4 and D7 each two partial lots (see Fig. 2).
- the two partial stacks of the deposit D4 are processed one after the other and are therefore settled together, as are the two partial stacks of the deposit D7.
- the deposit D5 comprises a partial stack D5i at the end of the container IDl and two partial stacks D5 2 at the beginning of the container ID2.
- the order in which the value documents of these containers are supplied to the value-document processing device 60 here is such that the value documents of the container ID2 are fed to the value-document processing device immediately after those of the container ID1. Therefore, the value documents of the sub-batch D5 2 of the deposit D5 contained in the container ID2 are billed in a common settlement A5 together with the value documents of the sub-batch D5i of the deposit D5 which was contained in the container ID1.
- the reject value documents which the value-document processing device 60 rejects during the check, are automatically sorted out into a reject pocket 69 and then either reworked manually or checked again by the value-document processing device 60, cf. FIG. 4.
- the reject postprocessing of the respective deposit is preferably carried out before the value documents of the next deposit are processed by the value document processing device 60.
- R3 or R4 or R6 or R7 of the reject value documents of the respective deposit.
- the order is reversed, so that first the value documents from the container ID2 and subsequently those from the container ID1 are processed by the value-document processing device 60. Since value documents of the deposits D6, D7, D3 and D4 are also processed between the partial batches of the deposit D5, two separate bills A5i and A5 2 are carried out for the deposit D5 in this case. For the separate settlements, a virtual starting position of the deposit D5 at the position 0 of the container ID2 and a virtual end position of the deposit D5 at the position 16 of the container IDl are assumed.
- Reject postprocessing also takes place separately for the value document stack of the deposit D5 located in the various containers, ie a reject postprocessing (R5i) is carried out both for the partial stacks D5 2 of the deposit D5 from the container ID2 and for the partial stack D5i Deposit D5 from the container IDl (R5 2 ).
- R5i reject postprocessing
- the separate bills of the two sub-batches of the considered deposit D5 are merged at a later time to perform a final billing of the entire deposit D5.
- the deposit D5-in contrast to the previous examples-still comprises value documents D5 3 in a further container ID4 in which only value documents of the deposit D5 but no value documents of another deposit are located.
- the value documents D5 3 from the container ID 4 are processed between those from the container ID 1 and from the container ID 2 from the value document processing device 60. Since in this case all partial batches of the deposit D5 are processed directly one after the other, the partial batches of the deposit D5 of all three containers ID1, ID4 and ID2 are billed in a common billing A5 and a joint reject postprocess R5 is also carried out for all partial batches of the deposit D5 durc ,
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