JP2001236548A - Paper money receiving/paying device - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To make selectively usable batch cassettes of different paper money storage capacity at need. SOLUTION: It is discriminated from the state of connecting connectors 68 and 69 which one of first batch cassette and second batch cassette 61 is loaded, corresponding to the discriminated result, paper moneys are supplemented to cassettes 33-35 by denominations and paper moneys are collected from the cassettes 33-35 by denominations.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention has a recirculating function for utilizing bills accepted during a deposit transaction for dispensing, replenishing bills into a storage for storing bills, and bills from the storage. The present invention relates to a banknote pay-in / pay-out device provided with a collective storage for collecting paper money.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art In a financial institution such as a bank, an automatic transaction device equipped with a deposit / withdrawal device for carrying out deposit / withdrawal processing of banknotes (cash) with customers is installed in a store or the like, which greatly contributes to improvement of transaction processing. ing. Such a depositing and dispensing device has a recirculation type configuration in which a depositing function and a dispensing function are integrated, and replenishes bills to a denomination cassette that stores bills by denomination, and collects bills from the denomination cassette. There is a cash-receipt-and-disbursement device provided with a batch cassette which performs the following.

FIG. 13 is a schematic side view showing the internal structure of a conventional banknote pay-in / pay-out device of this type (hereinafter abbreviated as CCAD). In the figure, reference numeral 8 denotes a rotatable customer service unit provided at the upper part on the front side of the CCAD, which is a part for a customer to insert a bill, return a bill to the customer, and pay out to the customer.

At the lower left side of the customer service section 8, the authenticity of banknotes, denominations,
A discriminating unit 13 is provided for discriminating whether the sheet is normal, front and back, and detecting the presence or absence of abnormal conveyance such as double feeding, chaining, or skew. Also, a front and back sorting mechanism 12 is provided on the left side of the customer service unit 8, and the bills discriminated from the back by the discriminating unit 13 are reversed by the front and back sorting mechanism 12 to be aligned on the front surface.

[0005] Reference numeral 15 denotes a batch cassette mounted on the back side (open side) of the CCAD. Reference numeral 16 denotes a reject cassette similarly disposed on the back side of the CCAD. The reject cassette 16 is mounted immediately below the batch cassette 15. I have. The batch cassette 15 is used for replenishing and collecting bills for each denomination cassette, which will be described later, and includes a bill storage unit 17 and a stage 18 in which bills of each denomination are accumulated and moved up and down in the bill storage unit 17. A partition plate 19 for collecting collected bills fed from each denomination cassette at the time of collecting bills, a transfer means 20 for transferring the bills on the partition plate 19 onto the stage 18, and stacking the bills on the partition plate 19. Abnormal conveyance is detected by the accumulating unit 21, the feeding unit 22 that separates the banknotes on the stage 18 one by one and feeds them to a transport path described later, and the discriminating unit 13 among the banknotes fed by the feeding unit 22 when the banknotes are replenished. Banknote storage unit 23 for storing banknotes as supplementary reject banknotes, and stacking means for stacking banknotes in this reject banknote storage unit 23 4, an end detector 25a for detecting the end of the banknote in the batch storage unit 17, a near-end detector 25b, and a full detector 25c for detecting the fullness of the banknote in the batch storage unit 17, The reject banknote storage unit 23 includes a full detector 26 for detecting a full banknote.

[0006] The reject cassette 16 includes a banknote storage unit 27 for storing banknotes left behind by the customer, and an unfit or unacceptable banknote that is unsuitable for use by the discrimination unit 13 during dispensing processing. Rejected banknote storage for storing non-refluxed banknotes that have been discriminated from seed tickets (for example, 500 yen or 5,000 yen tickets) and banknotes that have been discriminated as denominated by the discriminating unit 13 or that abnormal transport has been detected during the dispensing process. A reject banknote stacking unit 29 having a unit 28 for taking in and collecting left banknotes into the forgotten banknote storage unit 27 and rejecting banknotes and reject banknotes into the reject banknote storage unit 28 for stacking. The banknote stacking means 30, the full detector 31 for detecting the fullness of the banknotes in the forgotten banknote storage unit 27, and the full detector for detecting the fullness of the banknotes in the reject banknote storage unit 28 And a full detector 32.

[0007] Denomination cassettes 33, 34, 35 for storing bills to be used for transactions with customers. The denomination cassettes 33, 34, 35 are arranged on the bottom side of the CCAD. Thousand-yen ticket cassettes, 34 and 35 are ten-yen ticket cassettes. Reference numerals 36, 37, 38 denote bill stacking stages provided in the denomination cassettes 33, 34, 35. The stages 36, 37, 38 are moved up and down by moving means (not shown).

Reference numeral 53 denotes the denomination cassettes 33, 34, 3
The deposit / withdrawal unit 53 is disposed above the cassette 5 and serves as a temporary holding unit disposed immediately above each of the cassettes 33, 34, and 35 so as to correspond to the respective cassettes 33, 34, and 35 in a one-to-one manner. Temporary holding plates 42, 43, 44,
Bill collecting mechanisms 39, 40, 41 for taking in bills sent through the discriminating section 13 and collecting them on the bill temporary holding plates 42, 43, 44, and the stages 36, 37,
38 or a bill separating mechanism 4 for separating and taking out the bills on the bill temporary holding plates 42, 43, 44 one by one from the top.
5, 46, 47, where the bill temporary holding plates 42, 43, 44 can be retracted in the direction of arrow J by a motor (not shown).

Reference numerals 48a, 49a and 50a denote end detectors for detecting the end of bills in the denomination cassettes 33, 34 and 35, and reference numerals 48b, 49b and 50b denote near-end detectors for detecting the near end of bills. , 48
Reference numerals c, 49c, and 50c denote full detectors for detecting the fullness of the bill, and these are constituted by light emitting and light receiving elements, respectively.

Reference numeral 51 denotes the customer service section 8, the front and back sorting mechanism 1
2, a transport path connecting the discriminating unit 13, the batch cassette 15, the reject cassette 16, and the depositing / dispensing unit 53 to transport bills; 14a to 14j are switching blades for switching the transport direction of bills through the transport path 51; The blades 14a to 14j are operated by a magnet (not shown) based on the result of the discrimination by the discriminating unit 13.

Reference numeral 52 denotes a door provided on the back (open surface) of the CCAD. By opening the door 52, the batch cassette 15 can be removed without pulling out the CCAD from the automatic transaction apparatus. The batch cassette 15
, The reject cassette 16 and each of the denomination cassettes 33, 34, 35 can be removed.

In the CCAD, a plurality of motors (not shown) are provided as independent power sources for separating, stacking, and transporting banknotes, in addition to the motor for rotating the customer service unit 8, and the rotational power is supplied to each unit. It is arranged together with a power transmission mechanism for transmitting the power, and the entire device including these components is controlled by a control unit (not shown). Next, as the operation of the above-described configuration, replenishment and collection of bills will be described.

First, replenishment of bills will be described. The replenishment of bills is performed at the start of operation of the automatic transaction apparatus or when a shortage of bills occurs during operation. To mount the batch cassette 15. On the stage 18 of the batch cassette 15, banknotes of respective denominations required for transactions in the original side, that is, banknotes of ten thousand yen and one thousand yen are collectively collected by a predetermined number at a time.
The clerk closes the door 52 of the CCAD and inputs a banknote replenishment instruction by operating a key (not shown).

Thus, the transport path 51 is driven, and the temporary holding plates 42 are respectively set from above the denomination cassettes 33 to 35.
Are retracted, and the stages 36 to 38 of the denomination cassettes 33 to 35 are raised to predetermined positions. Then, the banknote pay-out unit 22 of the batch cassette 15 is driven to separate the banknotes stacked on the stage 18 one by one from the top and feed them out onto the transport path 51, and the blade 1
It is guided downward by 4b and transported to the discrimination unit 13.

The discriminating section 13 discriminates the authenticity, denomination and the like of the banknotes conveyed by the conveying path 51 and detects the presence or absence of a conveyance abnormality. As a result, the banknote discriminated as fake or the denomination is unknown, or the banknote in which the conveyance abnormality is detected, is conveyed by the conveyance path 51 as the reject banknote and the blade 14 is rejected.
The paper is sent to the collecting means 24 by the guidance of c, 14d, and 14e, and is stored in the rejected bill storing section 23 of the batch cassette 15 by the collecting means 24.

On the other hand, bills whose denominations have been confirmed and for which no conveyance abnormality has been detected are counted as replenishable bills by denomination, and then conveyed through the conveyance path 51 and the blades 14c, 1c.
It is sent to the deposit / withdrawal unit 53 by the guidance of 4d. Then, of the bills sent to the deposit / withdrawal unit 53,
Thousand-yen bills are sent to the bill accumulation mechanism 39 by operating the switching blade 14h, and are directly accumulated on the stage 36 of the denomination cassette 33.

Similarly, the banknotes of the ten thousand yen note are sent to the banknote stacking mechanism 40 or 41 by operating the switching blade 14i or 14j, and are directly stacked on the stage 37 of the denomination cassette 34 or the stage 38 of the denomination cassette 35. This operation is repeated until the bills set on the stage 18 are exhausted and the end detector 25a detects them. However, any one of the stacks of the stages 36, 37, and 38 has reached the hold allowable value (for example, 100). In this case, the operation of the bill feeding section 22 is interrupted, the stage of the cassette that has reached the hold allowance is lowered by a motor (not shown) corresponding to the hold allowance, and when the stage is lowered, the bills are lowered. The feeding unit 22 is operated again to repeat the bill replenishment operation.

When the bills on the stage 18 of the batch cassette 15 are exhausted and the end detector 25a detects the end, the bill feeding section 22 is stopped, and when the last bill arrives at the denomination cassette, the carrying operation by the carrying path 51 is also stopped. I do. Finally, the stages 36, 37, 38 of the denomination cassettes 33, 34, 35 are lowered simultaneously, and the stages 36, 3
The banknotes accumulated on 7, 38 are denominated cassettes 33, 3
The replenishment operation of the bills stored in the bills 4 and 35 is completed.

In the replenishment operation of the banknotes, before the banknotes on the stage 18 of the batch cassette 15 run out, the full detectors 48c and 49 of the denomination cassettes 33, 34 and 35 are used.
If both c and 50c detect full, at that time the stages 36 to of the denomination cassettes 33, 34 and 35
37 is lowered to the initial position, and the temporary holding plates 42 to 43 are returned to the denomination cassettes 33, 34, and 35. In the batch cassette 15, however, bills on the stage 18 are continuously fed by the bill feeding means 22.

The bill thus fed out is sent to the discrimination unit 1
3, the switching blades 14c, 14d, 14e
Is fed to the stacking means 21 of the batch cassette 15 and is stacked on the partition plate 19. If the number of stacked sheets reaches an allowable value (for example, 100 sheets) on the way, the operation of the bill feeding unit 22 is stopped. The banknote is suspended, and the banknotes on the partition plate 19 are lifted by the transshipment means 20.

Thereafter, the bill feeding means 22 resumes feeding of the bills on the stage 18, and the same operation as described above is repeated. All the bills on the stage 18 are fed, and the end of the bill is detected by the end detector 25a. When the last bills fed from the stage 18 by the bill feeding means 22 are accumulated on the partition plate 19, the operation of the transport path 51 is stopped.

The bills lifted by the transshipment means 20 are transferred to the stage 1
In cooperation with 8, it is reloaded on the stage 18.
Next, a bill collecting process will be described. This collection process is performed at the time of close inspection of a financial institution, etc., and when a staff member inputs a collection instruction by key operation of an internal operation unit (not shown),
The transport path 51 is driven, and the temporary holding plates 42 to 43 are pointed by arrows j.
Retract and open in the direction and, for example,
Stage 38 moves up to a predetermined position.

Then, the banknote separating mechanism 47 is operated to separate and feed out the banknotes stored in the denomination cassette 35 one by one in order from the upper side.
1 and the switching blades 14j, 14i, 14
The information is sent to the discriminating unit 13 under the guidance of h, and the discriminating unit 13 discriminates the denomination and the like of the conveyed banknotes and detects the presence or absence of a conveyance abnormality.

As a result, the banknotes of unknown denomination and the banknotes in which the conveyance abnormality has been detected are conveyed as reject banknotes by the conveyance path 51 and guided by the switching blades 14c to 14g to reject banknote stacking means 30 of the reject cassette 16.
, And is accumulated in the reject bill storage unit 28. As a result of the discrimination, a normal banknote whose denomination is confirmed and a conveyance abnormality is not detected is indexed by denomination, and then sent to the stacking means 21 by the guide of the switching blades 14c to 14e, and is placed on the partition plate 19. They are accumulated sequentially.

This operation is repeated until there are no more banknotes set in the denomination cassette 35. However, if the number of stacked sheets on the partition plate 19 reaches the allowable stacking value, the operation of the separating mechanism 47 is interrupted. Then, the banknote is lifted by the transfer means 20 described at the time of the replenishment operation. Thereafter, the operation of the separation mechanism 47 is restarted, and the same operation is repeated.

As a result, all the banknotes on the stage 38 of the denomination cassette 35 are fed out, and the end detector 50a
Detects the end, the operation of the separation mechanism 47 is stopped, and the stage 38 is lowered to the initial position. At the same time, for example, the stage 37 of the denomination cassette 34 is raised to a predetermined position, the bills on the stage 37 are fed out by the separation mechanism 46, and the same processing as described above is repeated.

When all the banknotes on the stage 37 of the denomination cassette 34 are fed out and the end detector 49a detects the end, the operation of the separation mechanism 46 is stopped, and when the stage 37 is lowered to the initial position, the money is similarly discharged. The stage 36 of the type cassette 33 is raised to a predetermined position, the bills on the stage 36 are fed out by the separation mechanism 45, and the same processing as described above is repeated.

Then, all the banknotes on the stage 36 of the denomination cassette 33 are fed out and the end detector 49
a detects the end, the operation of the separation mechanism 46 is stopped, the stage 37 is lowered to the initial position, and
When the last bills fed from above are stacked on the partition plate 19, the operation of the transport path 51 is stopped. afterwards,
The banknotes lifted by the transfer means 20 are transferred on the stage 18 by cooperation of the transfer means 20 and the stage 18.

The banknote collection process is completed as described above. After completion of the process, the staff opens the door 52 and the batch cassette 15 is
Removed from D and transported to the origin for scrutiny.

[0030]

Generally, in this kind of banknote depositing / dispensing apparatus, for example, on the day when a salary is paid or the next day, or on the day when a bonus is paid or the next day, and also on the day before or two days before a consecutive holiday, etc. Is paying more to customers, so it is necessary to replenish the banknotes on these days so that the denomination cassette is full, but on other days the payment amount is smaller, so the denomination is It is rare that the cassette needs to be refilled as it becomes full.

The number of transactions is large in a device installed in a financial institution store in a large city with a large population, but the number of transactions is small in a device installed in a financial institution store in a municipal with a small population. It is extremely rare that banknotes need to be refilled so that the cassette is full. However, in the conventional technology described above, in the operation of replenishing banknotes from the batch cassette to the denomination cassette, when the banknotes of the denomination cassette become full during replenishment, when the banknotes remain on the stage of the batch cassette Once all the bills on this stage are fed out, the fed-out bills are discriminated and accumulated on the partition plate of the batch cassette, and then the bills of the bill collection section on this partition plate are returned to the stage by the reloading means. Therefore, the batch cassette needs a space for stacking banknotes on the partition plate, and also includes a transfer means, a motor for operating the transfer means and its power transmission means, and a stage other than the vertical movement during the transfer. Motors and power transmission means, etc., which may complicate the structure of the batch cassette. Size is large in size, and weight is also heavier, there is a problem that the staff is a big burden when now carrying out the transportation and the like.

The present invention has been made to solve such a problem, and it is an object of the present invention to provide a banknote pay-in / pay-out device which can selectively use a large batch cassette and a small batch cassette as required. And

[0033]

In order to achieve this object, the present invention uses a batch cassette which can collectively store bills of a plurality of denominations, and uses bills fed from the batch cassette at the time of replenishment of bills with a denomination cassette. In the banknote depositing / dispensing apparatus which collects the banknotes fed from the denomination cassette at the time of collecting the banknotes into the batch cassette, a first batch cassette having a large banknote storage amount and a banknote storage amount from the first batch cassette are provided. A second batch cassette having a small size, identifying whether the first batch cassette or the second batch cassette is mounted, and replenishing and collecting bills according to the identification result. apparatus.

[0034]

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a banknote pay-in / pay-out device (CCAD) according to the present invention. FIG. 1 is a schematic side view showing the internal structure of the first embodiment, FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing the external appearance of an automatic transaction apparatus provided with the first embodiment, and FIG. 3 is the automatic transaction apparatus. FIG. 3 is a block diagram showing the configuration of FIG.

First, the automatic transaction apparatus shown in FIG. 2 will be described. FIG. 2A is a view from the customer service side, and FIG. 2B is a view from the back. In FIG. 2, reference numeral 1 denotes an automatic teller machine having a CCAD 2 according to the first embodiment. Reference numeral 3 denotes a card reader / writer / printer (hereinafter abbreviated as CRP) which reads and writes magnetic stripe data on a card inserted by a customer and prints transaction details on a receipt or the like. This is a passbook entry machine that performs processing such as identification of the passed passbook and printing of transaction contents.

Reference numeral 5 denotes a customer operation display section, which includes various operation keys for the customer to enter transaction items, input a desired withdrawal amount, a personal identification number, and cancel or confirm, etc. CRT that displays illustrations and characters for operation guidance
And the like. Reference numeral 6 denotes an operation key (not shown) for inputting data for a staff of a financial institution to perform processing such as loading, replenishment, and collection of bills, input data from the operation key, a processing result, and the like. An internal operation unit comprising a display unit for guiding, the internal operation unit 6 is provided inside the rear door 1a of the automatic transaction apparatus 1, and the CCA
D2 can open and close the back door 1a and pull it out from the back side of the automatic transaction apparatus 1 when attaching or detaching each storage box described later or when taking out a jammed banknote in the transport path. I have.

Reference numeral 7 denotes a control unit of the automatic transaction apparatus 1. Next, the block diagram of FIG. 3 will be described. As shown in this figure, a CCAD 2, a CRP unit 3, a passbook entry machine 4, a customer operation display unit 5, and an internal operation unit 6 are connected to the control unit 7, and the control unit 7 controls these, Various arithmetic processing, data storage, and the like are performed as necessary.

Next, the configuration of FIG. 1 will be described. still,
The same parts as those in the related art are denoted by the same reference numerals, and description thereof will be omitted. In the figure, reference numeral 61 denotes a second batch cassette, and CCAD 2 in the present embodiment uses a conventionally used batch cassette 15 (see FIG. 13) as a first batch cassette. Of the batch cassette 61 can be mounted on the rear side, and can be used as needed.

The second batch cassette 61 is formed smaller than the first batch cassette 15, and is used for replenishing and collecting bills in the denomination cassettes 33 to 35, similarly to the batch cassette 15. . The second batch cassette 61 has a batch storage section 62 and a batch storage section 6.
Abnormal conveyance was detected by the stage 63 that accumulates and moves the banknotes of each denomination up and down within 2, the feeding-out accumulating unit 64, and the discriminating unit 13 among the banknotes fed out by the feeding-out accumulating unit 64 when replenishing the banknotes. A rejected banknote storage unit 65 for storing banknotes as refilled rejected banknotes, and a stacking unit 66 for stacking banknotes in the rejected banknote storage unit 65
And an end detector 67a for detecting the end of the banknote in the collective storage section 62, a near-end detector 67b, and a full detector 67c for detecting the fullness of the banknote in the collective storage section 62 as well. A connector 68 is provided, and each of the detectors 67a to 67c is constituted by a pair of a light emitting element and a light receiving element.

Here, the feeding and accumulating means 64 separates the bills on the stage 63 one by one at the time of replenishing the bills, and
1 as well as the bills fed from each of the denomination cassettes 33 to 35 when collecting bills.
The transport path 51 is stacked on the top of the banknote stage 63.
Switch blades 14k and 14l are configured to allow for integration on top.

Reference numeral 69 denotes a connection connector provided inside the CCAD 2, which will be described later. Reference numeral 70 denotes a second reject cassette, and the conventionally used reject cassette 16 is used as a first reject cassette. Since the second batch cassette 63 is small, the second reject cassette 70 is positioned so as to be located immediately below the second batch cassette 63 only when the second batch cassette 63 is mounted. It is mounted in a space where one batch cassette 15 is mounted, and includes a stacking unit 71 for stacking bills for storing reject bills and the like, and a full detector 72 including a pair of light emitting elements and light receiving elements.

FIG. 4 is a diagram showing details of connector connection in the first embodiment. As shown in FIG. 4, the connection connector 68 provided in the second batch cassette 61 and the CCA
The connection connector 69 provided on the D2 side is assigned three pins A, B, and C for connection identification, respectively, and the connection pins A, B, and C of the second batch cassette 61 are respectively connected to the switches SW1 to SW1. SW3 and power supply V,
The connection pins A, B, and C of the CCAD 2 are connected to the control unit 82 via the port 81.

The first batch cassette 15 is provided with a connection connector similar to the connection connector 68. In such a configuration of the connector, when the connection connector 68 provided on the second batch cassette 61 and the connection connector 69 provided on the CCAD2 side are connected, for example, the switch SW1 is turned on and the pin A conducts, When the connection connector of the first batch cassette 15 and the connection connector 69 provided on the CCAD2 side are connected, the switch SW
2 is turned on and the pin B is made conductive.

Thus, the control unit 82 can identify which of the first batch cassette 15 and the second batch cassette 61 is mounted on the CCAD 2 by reading the port 20, and the control unit 82 determines the identification result. The operation of replenishment and collection of banknotes is controlled according to. FIG. 5 is a perspective view of the second reject cassette 70,
As shown in this figure, a locking post 73 is provided on the side surface of the second reject cassette 71.

Reference numeral 74 denotes a frame provided in the CADD2.
A lock lever 75 has a shaft 76 on one side of the frame 74.
The lock lever 75 is urged upward by a spring or the like (not shown) as shown by an arrow D, and the second lock lever 75 is placed on the frame 74 as shown in FIG. When the reject cassette 71 is mounted, the lock lever 75 is engaged with the post 73, and the second reject cassette 70 is locked.

When removing the second reject cassette 70, when the lock lever 75 is depressed with a finger or the like, the lock lever 75 comes off the post 73.
Can be pulled out behind. FIG. 6 is a side view when the second batch cassette 61 is mounted. As shown in FIG. 6, the door 52 is opened, the second batch cassette 61 is placed on the second reject cassette 70, and the Press

As a result, the connection connector 68 of the second batch cassette 61 is fitted and connected to the connection connector 69 provided on the CCAD 2 side, and the control unit 82 recognizes that the second batch cassette 61 is mounted. Then, by closing the door 62, the mounting of the second batch cassette 61 is completed. FIG. 7 is a view showing the operation of the customer service unit 8. As shown in FIG. 7, the customer service unit 8 is provided with a pair of bill guides 9 provided so as to face each other at a fixed interval, and bills between the bill guides 9. Are separated by one by one, and the whole is configured to be rotated by a motor or the like (not shown).
A shutter 11 that can be opened and closed is provided above.

The customer service section 8 opens the shutter 11 and waits for the customer to set a deposit bill between the bill guides 9, or a deposit / withdrawal position (a) for paying a deposit bill to the customer. After being inserted, the shutter 11 is closed to separate the bills one by one and send them to the transport path 51 (b), and a receiving position (c) for receiving bills collectively from the front and back sorting mechanism 12 into three positions. The bill guide 9 is controlled based on signals from a position detector (not shown) including light-emitting and light-receiving elements arranged at these positions so as to change the angle.

Next, the operation of the above configuration will be described with reference to FIGS. 8 to 11 together with FIGS. 8 to 11 are schematic side views showing the operation of the first embodiment. FIG. 8 shows a deposit transaction, FIG. 9 shows a dispensing transaction, FIG. 10 shows a bill replenishment, and FIG. 11 shows a bill collection. In these figures, thick arrows indicate the flow of banknotes.

First, the payment transaction shown in FIG. 8 will be described. The customer presses the deposit transaction key on the customer operation display section 5,
When a card (not shown) is inserted into the card slot or passbook passbook, predetermined communication is performed between the control unit 7 of the automatic transaction apparatus 1 and a center (not shown). The unit 7 sends a command to start the deposit processing to the CCAD2.

When the CCAD 2 receives the command to start the depositing process, it switches the internal state to the depositing mode, opens the shutter 11 shown in FIG. 7 and waits for the customer to set the bill between the bill guides 9 of the customer service section 8. At this time, the bill guide 9 is in the deposit and withdrawal position shown in FIG.
In addition, the temporary holding plates 42 to 44 are respectively denominated cassettes 33 to
It is located directly above 35.

When the customer sets a bill and the bill is detected by a sensor (not shown), the shutter 11 is closed, and data indicating that the bill is present is added to the state sense command periodically transmitted from the control unit 7. Returns a response. Next, the control unit 7 transmits a CCAD2 deposit count command to instruct the counting of the bills set between the bill guides 9.

As a result, the customer service section 8 of the CCAD 2 is brought into the separation position by the motor (not shown) as shown in FIG. 7B, and the bills between the bill guides 9 are fed one by one into the transport path 51 by the separation mechanism 10 and taken in. The paper is sequentially conveyed to the discrimination unit 13 through the conveyance path 51. The discriminating section 13 discriminates the conveyed banknotes, such as authenticity, denomination, damage, etc., and detects the presence or absence of conveyance abnormality and sends out the banknotes backward.

The bill discriminated by the discriminating section 13 from the genuine bill is sent to the deposit / withdrawal unit 53 by operating the switching blade 14c. Of the banknotes sent to the deposit / withdrawal unit 53, the one-thousand-yen note is sent to the banknote stacking mechanism 39 by operating the switching blade 14h, and is stacked on the temporary holding plate 42. Similarly, the ten thousand note is sent to the banknote stacking mechanism 40 by operating the switching blade 14i, and the temporary holding plate 4
3 on top.

Further, since the unfitted bills and the denominated non-returnable denominations of 500 yen and 5,000 yen are not reused for withdrawal, they are switched as deposit reject bills and are switched by the switching blade 14j.
To send it to the banknote stacking mechanism 41,
4 on top. On the other hand, bills discriminated from counterfeit bills or bills in which conveyance abnormalities have been detected are conveyed to the front and back sorting mechanism 12 by the conveyance path 51 and stacked one by one.

At this time, the customer service section 8 is changed to the receiving position shown in FIG. 7C by a motor (not shown) and is on standby, and the billing counting process of the bills set by the customer between the bill guides 9 of the customer service section 8 is performed. When completed, the banknotes accumulated in the front and back sorting mechanism 12 are fed between the banknote guides 9 of the customer service section 8. Thereafter, the customer service opening 8 is returned to the deposit / withdrawal position, the shutter 11 is opened, and the bill between the bill guides 9 is returned to the customer, and then the shutter 11 is closed.

After that, the CCAD 2 returns the response of the end of the counting of payments to the control section 7 with the number data counted for each denomination added. The control unit 7 receives this data, calculates the amount of the denomination and the total amount, and
, And the data is counted as a deposit count and stored in a memory (not shown).

When the customer checks the amount displayed on the display unit and presses the confirmation key on the customer operation display unit 5, the CCA
D2 receives the command from the control unit 7, and simultaneously retreats the temporary holding plates 42, 43 of the depositing / dispensing unit 53 in the direction of the arrow J, and disposes the bills accumulated on the temporary holding plates 42, 43 into gold. While storing in the type cassettes 33 and 34, respectively, the card and the passbook on which the transaction details are printed are returned to the customer, and the processing of the deposit transaction is completed.

When a transaction is made using only a card, a receipt on which the details of the transaction are printed is issued. Next, the banknote separating mechanism 47 is driven to transfer the banknotes on the temporary holding plate 44 to the transport path 5.
1 and transported by the discrimination unit 13 to discriminate the denomination and the fitness. As a result of the discrimination, the banknotes not to be recirculated are sent to the reject banknote collecting means 71 of the second reject cassette 70 by operating the switching blades 14c to 14f,
It is accumulated in the second reject cassette 70.

The bills discriminated from the damaged bills are sent to the reject bill accumulation means 30 of the first reject cassette 16 by the operation of the switching blades 14c to 14f, and are accumulated in the reject bill storage unit 28. Thus, the processing of the payment transaction is completed. Next, the dispensing transaction shown in FIG. 9 will be described.

When the customer presses the withdrawal transaction key on the customer operation display section 5, inserts the card into the card slot, and enters a password, predetermined communication is performed between the control section 7 and the center. When it is confirmed that the transaction is possible, the control unit 7
A command for starting the dispensing process is transmitted to AD2. CCAD
2 switches the internal state to the dispensing mode upon receipt of the dispensing process start command, retracts the temporary holding plates 42 to 44 in the direction of arrow j, and raises the stages 36 to 38 of the denomination cassettes 33 to 34, Wait for instructions on the denomination and number of bills to be dispensed.

Here, when the customer inputs an amount of, for example, 50,000 thousand, first, the denomination cassettes 33, 34, 3
It is checked whether the end detectors 48a, 49a, 50a of No. 5 have not detected the end. At this time, when the end detector 48a detects the end, a response is returned to the control unit 7 with data indicating that the dispensing of 1,000 yen is impossible, and both the end detectors 49a and 50a detect the end. If so, the CCAD 2 returns a response to the control unit 7 with data indicating that the withdrawal of 10,000 yen is impossible.

As a result, the control unit 7 displays the customer operation display unit 5
Is displayed on the display section, and the amount is re-entered. The end detector 48a does not detect the end with respect to the input of the amount of 50,000,000, and the end detector 49a,
If any one of the control units 50a does not detect, the control unit 7
Sends an instruction to the CCAD 2 for counting the withdrawal, and data specifying m m-yen coupons and n-thousand-yen coupons.

As a result, the bill separating mechanism 46 or 47 is driven to pay out a one-million-yen note from the denomination cassette 34 or 35 one by one.
1 to the discrimination unit 13. The discriminating unit 13 discriminates the denomination, front and back, and damage, and detects whether or not there is a transport abnormality. If no transport abnormality is detected in the genuine denomination of the denomination as specified, the switching gate 14c is operated to perform transport. The paper is conveyed to the front and back sorting mechanism 12 by the path 51.

The switching blade 14a is operated based on the result of the discrimination by the discriminating section 13, the front and back sides are sorted one by one, and the sheets are stacked in the front and back sorting mechanism 12. On the other hand, the bill discriminated from the damaged bill by the discriminating unit 13 and the bill whose abnormal conveyance is detected are sent to the reject bill stacking means 30 of the first reject cassette 16 by operating the switching blades 14c and 14g, and the bill storing unit. 28.

In this way, the feeding, discrimination and stacking of the 10,000-yen notes are repeated until the m-yen notes are accumulated in the front and back sorting mechanism 12. When the m number of ten thousand notes are accumulated in the front and back sorting mechanism 12, the banknote separating mechanism 45 is then driven, and one thousand yen notes are fed out one by one from the denomination cassette 33, and discriminated in the same manner as the ten thousand notes. It is transported to the unit 13 and the same processing is performed.

Thus, a designated denomination and a designated number of bills, that is, m bills of 10,000 yen and n bills of 1,000 yen, can be used for the front and back sorting mechanism 1.
8, the customer service section 8 is changed to the receiving position shown in FIG. 8C by a motor (not shown), and the bills collected and accumulated on the front and back sorting mechanism 12 and the receipt printed with the transaction contents are billed in the customer service section 8. Feed it between guides 9. Thereafter, the customer service section 8 is changed to the deposit / withdrawal position shown in FIG. 8A by a motor (not shown), the shutter 11 is opened, and a customer is paid a bill together with a receipt.
Close 1.

Then, the card is returned to the customer, and the processing of the withdrawal transaction is completed. When the dispensing process is completed in this way, C
The CAD 2 responds to the processing end with the data of the denomination and the number of the denominations and the number of denominations and the number of the denominated and non-returnable notes accumulated in the rejected banknote storage unit 28 of the first reject cassette 16 as non-returnable banknotes. The data is returned to the control unit 7 with the data added thereto, and the control unit 7 receives the data, counts it as a withdrawal count and a reject count, and stores it in a predetermined storage unit (not shown).

If the customer forgets to take the bill,
The forgotten banknotes are re-separated by the separation mechanism 10 and sent one by one to the transport path 51.
By operating c, 14d, and 14g, the first reject cassette 16 is sent to the forgotten banknote stacking unit 29 and is stacked in the forgotten banknote storage unit 27. Next, replenishment of the banknote shown in FIG. 10 will be described.

This replenishment of bills is performed at the start of operation of the automatic transaction apparatus 1 or when a shortage of bills occurs during the operation. When replenishment of bills is performed by the first batch cassette 15, a conventional one is used. Since the technique has been described, the case where the processing is performed by the second batch cassette 61 will be described here. First, the clerk opens the door 52 of the CCAD 2 and mounts the batch cassette.
Is recognized by the control unit 82 of the CCAD 2 as described above.

At this time, on the stage 63 of the batch storage section 62 of the second batch cassette 61, a plurality of banknotes of a denomination necessary for the transaction, that is, a 1,000-yen note and a 10,000-yen note are collectively set. However, the number of 1,000 yen tickets is
Is less than the full amount, and the 10,000 yen ticket is
And 35 are less than the total full capacity. After installing the second batch cassette 15, the attendant closes the door 52 of the CCAD 2 and inputs an instruction for replenishing bills with the operation keys of the internal operation unit 6.

The control unit 7 receives this input and receives the CCAD2
Sends a command to start the loading operation to
When the CAD 2 receives the loading operation start command, the CAD 2 switches the internal state to the loading mode, and indicates that the end detector 67a of the batch storage unit 62 has not detected the end, that is, the bill to be loaded is stored in the batch storage unit 62. Make sure that

This is performed, for example, in the case where the attendant mistakenly mounts the empty second batch cassette 70.
If the end is detected, a response is returned with inoperable data added, and this process is stopped. When confirming that the end is not detected, the CCAD 2 raises the stages 36 to 38 of the denomination cassettes 33 to 35 to a predetermined position and starts the bill replenishing operation.

That is, the delivery accumulating unit 64 is driven to separate and feed out the banknotes on the stage 63 one by one from the top, and the transport and switching blades 14 are transported by the transport path 51.
The information is sent to the discriminating unit 13 according to the guidance of 1 and 14b. The discriminating unit 13 sequentially discriminates the sent bills for true / false, denomination, damage, and detects the presence or absence of a transport abnormality. After being denominated as a replenishable banknote, the banknote is fed to the deposit / withdrawal unit 53 by the transport along the transport path 51 and guided by the blades 14c and 14d.

Then, of the bills sent to the depositing / dispensing unit 53, the bill of 1,000 yen is changed to the switching blade 14h.
Is actuated to feed the bill stacking mechanism 39 and directly stack it on the stage 36 of the denomination cassette 33. Similarly, the banknote of the ten thousand yen note is sent to the banknote stacking mechanism 40 or the banknote stacking mechanism 41 by operating the switching blade 14i or the switching blade 14j, and the stage 37 of the denomination cassette 34 is
Alternatively, they are directly accumulated on the stage 38 of the denomination cassette 35.

This operation is repeated until the bill on the stage 62 of the second batch cassette 61 runs out and the end is detected by the end detector 67a. When the hold allowable value (for example, 100 sheets) is reached, the operation of the feeding and stacking unit 64 is interrupted, and the stage of the cassette which has reached the hold allowable value is lowered by a motor (not shown) corresponding to the hold allowable value. When the stage is lowered, the feeding and accumulating section 64 is operated again to repeat the bill replenishing operation.

When the bills on the stage 62 of the second batch cassette 61 run out and the end detector 67a detects the end, the feeding and accumulating section 64 is stopped, and when the last bill arrives at the denomination cassette, it is conveyed by the conveyance path 51. Operation also stops. Finally, the stages 36, 37, 38 of the denomination cassettes 33, 34, 35 are lowered simultaneously, and the stage 3
The bills accumulated on 6, 37, 38 are stored in denomination cassettes 33, 34, 35, respectively.

The bills discriminated as unknown by the discriminating section 13 or the bills for which abnormal conveyance has been detected are actuated by the switching blades 14d and 14e to be sent to the rejected bill accumulating means 66 and to the rejected bill storage section 65. Collect. In addition, when replenishment occurs due to a shortage of bills during operation of the automatic transaction apparatus 1, the full detectors 48c, 49 of the denomination cassettes 33, 34, 35 during the replenishment operation of bills.
Both c and 50c may detect the full state. In such a case, the feeding / accumulating means 64 of the second batch cassette 61 is stopped.

The CCAD 2 adds the counted number of sheets loaded for each denomination to the response to the end of bill replenishment and returns the same to the control unit 7. The control unit 7 stores the counted number data of the denomination in a predetermined storage unit. Thus, the operation of replenishing the banknote is completed, and a transaction with the customer is enabled. Next, the collection of the banknote shown in FIG. 11 will be described.

In this case, the second batch cassette 62 is used. When a clerk inputs a collection instruction by a key operation of the internal operation unit 6 of the automatic transaction apparatus 1 at the time of close inspection or the like, the control unit 7 receives this input and transmits a command for instructing the CCAD 2 to start a collection operation. CCAD2
Receives the command to start the collection operation, switches the internal state to the collection mode, and sets each of the denomination cassettes 33, 34, 35.
Is not detected, that is, it is confirmed that the bill to be collected is present in any of the denomination cassettes 33, 34, 35.

When all the cassettes 33, 34, and 35 have been detected as end-of-money, the CCAD 2 returns inoperable data to the control unit 7 by adding it to the response, and the process is stopped. If it is confirmed that the end is not detected in any one of the denomination cassettes 33 to 35,
CAD2 starts the collection operation.

First, when the end of the denomination cassette 35 is not detected, the temporary holding plate 44 is retracted in the direction of the arrow j to raise the stage 38, and the bill separating mechanism 47 is driven to drive the bills on the stage 38. Are fed out one by one in order from the upper side, and are conveyed to the discriminating unit 13 by the conveying path 51. The discrimination unit 13 discriminates the denomination of the conveyed banknotes and detects whether or not there is a conveyance abnormality.

The banknotes for which the discrimination unit 13 has detected a transport abnormality are sent to the reject banknote stacking means 30 of the first reject cassette 16 by operating the switching blades 14c to 14g, and are stacked in the reject banknote storage unit 28. As a result of the discrimination, normal bills are counted, and the switching blades 14c, 14k, and 141 are actuated to feed the bills to the feeding / accumulating means 64 of the second batch cassette 61, and are sequentially accumulated on the stage 63.

This operation is repeated until there are no more bills in the denomination cassette 35. When the end detector 50a of the denomination cassette 35 detects the end, if the end of the denomination cassette 34 is not detected next, the temporary holding plate 4
3 is retracted in the direction of arrow j to raise the stage 37,
The bill separating mechanism 47 is driven. This allows the stage 37
The upper bills are separated and fed one by one in order from the upper side, and the same processing as the bills in the denomination cassette 35 is performed.

The end detector 49a of the denomination cassette 34
When the end is detected, next, if the end of the denomination cassette 33 is not detected, the temporary holding plate 42 is retracted in the direction of the arrow j, the stage 36 is raised, and the bill separating mechanism 45 is driven. Thereby, the bills on the stage 37 are separated and fed one by one from the upper side, and the same processing as the bills in the denomination cassette 35 is performed.

During the above-mentioned collecting operation, the discriminating section 13 always counts the number of bills sent to the second batch cassette 61, and when the storage amount is reached, the collecting operation is interrupted and the information is sent to the control section 7. Send. The control unit 7 receives this and displays "Batch cassette full" on the display unit of the internal operation unit 6,
Instructs the collection of the bills stored in the batch cassette.

[0108] Thereby, the attendant can read the door 5 on the rear side of the CADD 2.
2 is opened, the second batch cassette 61 is pulled out, the lid of the second batch cassette 61 is opened using the inspection key, and all the banknotes in the batch storage section 62 are taken out. Then, the lid is closed again, the second batch cassette 61 is mounted on the CCAD 2 again, the door 52 is closed, and the collecting operation is restarted.

As described above, the denomination cassettes 35, 3
The collecting operation is performed until all of the bills 4 and 33 detect the end.
Then, the transporting operation by No. 1 is stopped, and the collecting operation ends. The CCAD 2 that has completed the above processing adds the counted number data collected for each denomination to the response to the end of collection, and the control unit 7
In response to this, the control section 7 counts the number of collected sheets and stores it in a storage section (not shown).

When the CCAD 2 banknote collection process is completed, the attendant opens the door 52 of the CCAD 2 and the second batch cassette 61 and the first and second reject cassettes 1.
6 and 70 are taken out and transported to the origin for detailed inspection. The respective processes described above are performed in the following order in actual operation. First, before the start of business, bills are replenished to the denomination cassettes 33 to 35 using the first batch cassette 15 or the second batch cassette 61.

After entering the business, a deposit transaction and a withdrawal transaction are performed as needed, and when the near end or the end of the denomination cassettes 33 to 35 is detected, the first batch cassette 15
Alternatively, the second batch cassette 61 replenishes bills of a denomination whose near end or end is detected. At that time, the first batch cassette 15 or the second batch cassette 61 is replaced as needed. Even if the first batch cassette 15 or the second batch cassette 61 is removed for replacement, the deposit transaction is not performed. Since the withdrawal transaction can be performed with a denomination whose near end or end is not detected, the exchange can be performed without stopping the operation of the automatic transaction apparatus 1.

Further, the forgotten banknote storage unit 27 or the reject banknote storage unit 28 of the first reject cassette 16 is provided.
When the full detector 31 or 32 detects the full state, the first reject cassette 16 is arranged on the front side with respect to the pulling-out direction of the CCAD 2, so that the first reject cassette 16 can be used for depositing and dispensing transactions without withdrawing the CCAD 2 from the automatic transaction apparatus 1. In the meantime, the first reject cassette 16 can be easily replaced with an empty first reject cassette 16.

If the exchange of the first reject cassette is performed between the deposit and withdrawal transactions, the operation of the automatic transaction apparatus 1 does not need to be stopped. Further, when the full detector 31 or 32 of the forgotten banknote storage unit 27 or the reject banknote storage unit 28 of the first reject cassette 16 detects the full state, it is necessary to replace the first reject cassette 16 with an empty one. There is a first reject cassette 1
6 is disposed in front of the CCAD 2 withdrawal direction, so that the CCAD 2 can be easily exchanged between deposit and withdrawal transactions without withdrawing the CCAD 2 from the automatic transaction apparatus 1. You don't have to stop.

The same applies to the second reject cassette 70. At the time of close inspection or the like, the first batch cassette 15 or the second batch cassette 61 is used for the
Collect bills at ~ 35. In summary, in the CCAD 2 according to the present invention, when the first batch cassette 15 is mounted, as described in the background art, replenishment of bills into the denomination cassettes 33 to 35 and the denomination cassette 33
Collection of banknotes from to 35 is performed, and payment transactions and payment transactions are performed in the same manner as described in the present embodiment.

Then, during the replenishment of the bill, the denomination cassette 3
After 3 to 35 are full, the first batch cassette 15
Of all the banknotes on the stage 18 of FIG.
9, the banknotes on the partition plate 23 are reloaded on the stage 18 by the cooperation of the reloading means 11 and the stage 18, and when the banknotes are collected, the banknotes fed from the denomination cassettes 33 to 35 are collected. The banknotes in the collection unit 23 are stacked on the stage 18 in cooperation with the stacking unit 11 and the stage 18.

On the other hand, in the case where the second batch cassette set 61 is mounted, when the denomination cassettes 33 to 35 become full during the replenishment of bills, and when the bills remain on the stage 63, the payout is performed. Stop the driving of the stacking means 64 and stop feeding out the banknote from the stage 63,
At the time of collecting the bills, the bills fed from the denomination cassettes 33 to 35 are accumulated on the stage 63 by the payout accumulating means 64 and collected.

The second batch cassette 61 is configured as an independent second reject cassette 70 by cutting off a portion corresponding to the bill collecting section 23 of the first batch cassette 15 and omitting the transfer means 11. When the bills are collected, the collected bills are fed out and accumulated on the stage 63 by the accumulating means 64, so that the reloading means 20 provided in the first batch cassette 15 and a motor for driving the reloading means 20, a power transmission mechanism, Further, the motor for moving the stage 18 in cooperation with the reloading means 20 and its power transmission mechanism are omitted to simplify the structure and reduce the size and weight.

The second reject cassette 70 is used to store 5,000 yen bills and the like of a denomination that is not a recycle target during a deposit transaction, but is used as a spare when the first reject cassette 16 is full. It is also possible. FIG. 12 is a schematic side view showing a second embodiment of the CCAD 2 according to the present invention. The feeding and stacking cassette 90 includes a feeding and stacking unit 64, an end detector 67a, and a near-end detector 67a.

Further, the second batch cassette 61 is provided with a lid on the upper surface, and the lid on the upper surface is automatically opened when the cassette is mounted on the CADD 2, and the lid is automatically closed when the cassette is taken out from the CADD 2. You. Accordingly, bill replenishment and collection can be performed using the second batch cassette 61 in the same manner as in the first embodiment.

As described above, the size and weight of the second batch cassette 61 can be further reduced.

[0100]

As described above, the banknote pay-in / pay-out device of the present invention comprises a first batch cassette having a large banknote storage amount, and a second batch cassette having a smaller banknote storage volume than the first batch cassette. A cassette is used to identify which of the first batch cassette and the second batch cassette is mounted, and replenishment and collection of bills are performed according to the identification result.

Therefore, according to this, on the day when payment to the customer is large, replenishment and collection of bills are performed using the first batch cassette, and on the day when payment to the customer is small, the second batch cassette is used. The first batch cassette and the second batch cassette can be used as needed, such as replenishing and collecting banknotes, and there are few cases where replenishment is necessary as the denomination cassette becomes full. , Usually a small and lightweight second batch cassette would suffice.
As a result, an effect is obtained that the burden on the staff, such as transportation, can be reduced.

A device installed in a financial institution store in a large city with a large population uses the first batch cassette, and a device installed in a financial institution store in a municipal financial institution with a small population uses the second batch cassette. Can also be used properly, and similarly, the effect of reducing the burden of the staff member on transportation and the like can be obtained. When the second batch cassette is used, by mounting the second reject cassette together with the second batch cassette, the second reject cassette can be used as a spare when the first reject cassette is full. Alternatively, the first reject cassette accommodates the unfit bill at the time of the deposit transaction and the abnormal transport ticket at the time of the withdrawal transaction, and the second reject cassette accommodates the banknotes of the denominations not subject to the recycle of the deposit transaction. Is also possible, and the effect that the degree of freedom of operation can be expanded can be obtained.

In particular, the first reject cassette stores unfitted papers during the deposit transaction and abnormal transported papers during the withdrawal transaction,
In the case where the banknotes of the denominations not subject to the recycle of the deposit transaction are stored in the reject cassette, the effect of facilitating the processing at the time of close examination is obtained.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a schematic side view showing an internal configuration of a first embodiment.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing the appearance of an automatic transaction apparatus using the first embodiment.

FIG. 3 is a block diagram of the automatic transaction apparatus of FIG. 2;

FIG. 4 is a diagram showing details of connector connection.

FIG. 5 is a perspective view of a second reject cassette.

FIG. 6 is a schematic side view when a second batch cassette is mounted.

FIG. 7 is a side view showing the operation of the customer service unit.

FIG. 8 is a schematic side view showing the operation of the first embodiment.

FIG. 9 is a schematic side view showing the operation of the first embodiment.

FIG. 10 is a schematic side view showing the operation of the first embodiment.

FIG. 11 is a schematic side view showing the operation of the first embodiment.

FIG. 12 is a schematic side view showing a second embodiment.

FIG. 13 is a schematic side view showing a conventional technique.

[Explanation of symbols]

 13 Discrimination Unit 15 First Batch Cassette 16 First Reject Cassette 33 to 35 Denomination Cassette 51 Transport Path 61 Second Batch Cassette 70 Second Reject Cassette

 ────────────────────────────────────────────────── ─── Continuing on the front page (72) Inventor Mamoru Kamibayashi 1-7-12 Toranomon, Minato-ku, Tokyo Oki Electric Industry Co., Ltd. F term (reference) 3E040 AA01 BA08 CA04 CA05 FC16

Claims (5)

[Claims] 1. A banknote cassette which can collectively store banknotes of a plurality of denominations, replenishes banknotes fed from the batch cassette when refilling banknotes, and banknotes fed from the banknote cassette when collecting banknotes. In the banknote depositing / dispensing apparatus for collecting banknotes in the batch cassette, a first batch cassette having a large banknote storage amount and a second batch cassette smaller than the first batch cassette and having a small banknote storage amount are used. A banknote pay-in / pay-out device for identifying which of the batch cassette and the second batch cassette is mounted, and replenishing and collecting banknotes according to the identification result. 2. The second batch cassette according to claim 1, wherein the second batch cassette is a stage which can be moved up and down, and the bills set on the stage are fed out when the bills are replenished, and when the bills are collected. A banknote pay-in / pay-out device, which comprises pay-out / stacking means for stacking banknotes conveyed to the stage on the stage. 3. The method according to claim 1, wherein when the first batch cassette is mounted, the first reject cassette is mounted, and the first reject cassette is not used for withdrawals accepted in a deposit transaction. When the banknote in which the conveyance abnormality at the time of the withdrawal transaction is detected is stored as a reject banknote and the second batch cassette is mounted, the second reject cassette is mounted together with the first reject cassette, and the first reject cassette is mounted. A bill receiving / dispensing device, wherein the reject bill is stored in a second reject cassette when the reject cassette is full. 4. A bill according to claim 1, wherein when the first batch cassette is mounted, the first reject cassette is mounted, and the first reject cassette is used for a banknote not used for withdrawal accepted in a deposit transaction. When the banknote in which the conveyance abnormality at the time of the withdrawal transaction is detected is stored as a reject banknote and the second batch cassette is mounted, the second reject cassette is mounted together with the first reject cassette, and the first reject cassette is mounted. The reject cassette accommodates the unfit bill accepted in the deposit transaction and the abnormal transported ticket during the withdrawal transaction as a reject banknote, and the second reject cassette accommodates a banknote of a denominated denomination accepted in the deposit transaction. A banknote pay-in / pay-out device. 5. The bill receiving / dispensing apparatus according to claim 3, wherein the second batch cassette and the second reject cassette are mounted so as to overlap a space where the first batch cassette is mounted. .