JP2007026014A - Mechanism for feeding paper sheets - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a feed mechanism having good operability, capable of removing a paper sheet left across conveyance paths, without moving the sheet. <P>SOLUTION: The feed mechanism includes a rotation fulcrum for opening and closing a conveyance path 1, which is identical to a rotation fulcrum for opening and closing a conveyance path 2. The conveyance path 2 includes a lock constituted of a spring, etc. which is closed by a resistance of a banknote. When mounting or demounting a loading and collection storage, the conveyance path 1 becomes an open state, and the conveyance path 2 also becomes the open state. In case a banknote is laid bridging across the conveyance path concerned and the neighboring conveyance path, when the conveyance path 1 is opened, the conveyance path 2 becomes closed due to the resistance of the banknote, thus becoming a third state, and accordingly, the banknote can be removed. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2007,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a banknote deposit and withdrawal device, and relates to a technique effective for removing banknotes remaining in the device and improving operability.

  As a conventional banknote depositing / withdrawing apparatus, as disclosed in Patent Document 1, a depositing / dispensing port for inserting and receiving banknotes, a discriminating unit for discriminating banknotes, and a banknote for storing deposited banknotes and preparing for the next withdrawal Disposal of denominations by type storage / discharge storage, loading / collection storage that collects banknotes in the denomination storage, or collects and collects banknotes stored in the denomination storage The banknotes that have been determined to be unacceptable and the banknotes that have been determined to be untransportable are rejected and accumulated, and the banknotes that are being traded during the deposit operation and the reject banknotes that are being dispensed are temporarily stored. A temporary stacker, a deposit / withdrawal port, a discriminating unit, a denomination storage and discharge warehouse, a reject storage and a banknote transport path for connecting the temporary stacker, the storage discharge storage, the rejection storage and the loading collection storage have a horizontal structure, They are in the vertical stacking direction Location banknote receiving and dispensing device is disclosed, housed release box has a reject box, and the transport path which also serves as a housing door on the front of the loading and recovering box.

  The conveyance path is arranged such that a conveyance belt and a guide (conveyance path 1) are arranged on one side and a conveyance roller and a guide are arranged on the opposite side (conveyance path 2) in order to sandwich and convey bills. It is configured to be openable and closable so as to release the bills and remove them. Moreover, the conveyance path 2 is normally closed with respect to the conveyance path 1 by a spring, and when taking out the loading collection container, the conveyance paths 1 and 2 are opened. A rotation fulcrum for opening and closing the conveyance path 1 and a rotation fulcrum for opening and closing the conveyance path 2 are arranged in a perpendicular direction.

JP 2003-208654 A

  In the banknote depositing / withdrawing apparatus shown in Patent Document 1, when a banknote remains due to a jam or the like in the transport path that also serves as a storage door on the front side of the loading and collecting box, the transport path 2 is opened after the transport path 1 is opened. The banknotes must be removed, but if banknotes exist across both the adjacent transport path and the main transport path, the transport path 1 may not be opened due to the resistance of the banknotes. After being moved in, it is necessary to open the transport paths 1 and 2 and further open the transport path 2 to remove it.

  In order to solve the above problems, in the banknote depositing and dispensing device of the present invention, the rotation fulcrum for opening and closing the conveyance path 1 and the rotation fulcrum for opening and closing the conveyance path 2 are made the same, and the conveyance path 2 is the resistance of the banknote. Thus, a lock such as a spring that is opened with respect to the conveyance path 1 is provided. When the loading / recovery storage is detached, the conveyance path 1 is opened and the conveyance path 2 is also opened. When there is a banknote across both the transport path of the adjacent transport path and the main transport path, the transport path 2 is closed by the resistance of the banknote when the transport path 1 is opened, and can be removed.

  In this invention, it becomes possible to remove the banknote which remained over the conveyance path of both the 1st conveyance path and this conveyance path (2nd), without moving, and operativity improves.

  Hereinafter, an embodiment of a transport mechanism of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

  FIG. 1 shows the external appearance of an automatic teller machine (ATM) on which a banknote depositing and dispensing device is mounted. The components of the automatic teller machine 101 include a card / detail slip processing mechanism 102 that processes a user's transaction card and transaction statement slip, a passbook processing mechanism 103 that processes a passbook, a housing 104 that covers the device, There is a user operation unit (also simply referred to as an operation unit) 105 for displaying and inputting information necessary for transactions, and a banknote depositing / withdrawing apparatus 1 for depositing / withdrawing banknotes.

  FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing the control relationship of the automatic teller machine 101. As shown in FIG. The card / detail slip processing mechanism 102, the passbook processing mechanism 103, the user operation unit 105, and the banknote deposit / withdrawal device 1 are connected to the main body control unit 106 via the bus 110, and are required by a control command from the main body control unit 106. Perform the action. In addition to the above, the interface unit 107 for connecting the external unit to the device, the clerk operation unit 108 for inputting and outputting various information operated by the clerk, and the external storage device 109 are also connected by the bus 110. And exchange necessary data. Each mechanism and component described above is supplied with power by the power supply unit 111.

  FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a configuration of the banknote depositing / withdrawing device 1 mounted on the automatic teller machine 101, and FIG. 5 is a diagram showing a control mechanism including a structure such as the storage / discharge box 5. The banknote depositing / withdrawing apparatus 1 includes a depositing / dispensing port 2 for depositing / withdrawing banknotes, a banknote discriminating unit (also simply referred to as a discriminating unit) 3 for discriminating the denomination and conveyance state of banknotes, and temporarily storing the deposited banknotes until the transaction is established. Temporary stacker (temporary storage unit) 4 to be stored, and banknotes deposited from the deposit / withdrawal port 2, or denomination storage bins (denomination type depots, storage units) that release banknotes during withdrawal transactions 5a, 5b, 5c (in this embodiment, 3 denominations). Also, the denomination storage 5 is loaded with each denomination banknote, or each denomination banknote is collected from the storage discharge box 5, and the banknote determination unit 3 makes the money There is a reject box 7 that accumulates banknotes that have been determined to be unreadable, and banknotes that have been determined to be untransportable, and a transport path 8 that connects the components of the banknote deposit and withdrawal device 1 and transports banknotes. . Furthermore, the storage unit database 9 (which may be included as one function of the banknote discriminating unit 3) that stores the correspondence between denominations and banknote sizes, etc., is connected to the main body control unit 106 via the bus 110, and the main body control unit The control unit 10 performs control of the banknote depositing / dispensing device 1 in accordance with a command from 106 and detection of the state of the banknote depositing / dispensing device 1, and sends information on the state of the banknote depositing / dispensing device 1 to the main body control unit as necessary. . The main body control unit 106 and the control unit 10 are each composed of a CPU, a memory, and the like, and are collectively referred to as a control unit.

  The internal layout of the banknote depositing / withdrawing apparatus 1 in FIG. 3 will be described. Since the depositing / dispensing device 1 conveys banknotes at high speed and handles a large amount of banknotes, the depositing / dispensing apparatus 1 conveys the banknotes based on the length of the banknotes. It is conveying so that the longitudinal direction of a banknote may become perpendicular | vertical with respect to the conveyance direction of a banknote. Thus, when the banknotes are stored (accumulated) in the storage boxes such as the storage 5 and the loading / recovery box 6 from the conveyance path, the banknotes are also stored in the attitude when the banknotes are discharged (paid out) from the storage boxes to the conveyance path. The longitudinal direction of the banknote is perpendicular to the direction or the discharge direction. In other words, it is transported in the short direction of banknotes.

  Here, the banknotes handled by the banknote depositing / dispensing apparatus 1 are not only in Japan but also overseas banknotes such as euro banknotes and dollar banknotes. Banknotes in Japan are 10,000 yen, 5,000 yen, and thousand yen (including new bills scheduled to be issued in 2004), but the dimensions of the banknotes, especially the short dimension, are standardized to approximately 76 mm. There is no problem with the bill feeding operation. However, there are 7 denominations of euro banknotes, the minimum 5 euro banknote size is 62 x 120 mm, the maximum 500 euro banknote is 82 x 160 mm, and the short dimension is 20 mm.

  For this reason, the loading / recovery box 6 for storing a plurality of denominations such as overseas banknotes stores banknotes in a standing posture as shown in the figure. That is, both the banknotes with small dimensions and the banknotes with large dimensions can be arranged in order on the bottom surface of the storage unit, and the feeding and stacking operations of these banknotes are stable. On the other hand, in a type in which banknotes are stored in a horizontal posture like the storage case 5, a special mechanism for aligning the longitudinal portions of the banknotes is required to feed out banknotes having greatly different dimensions. Therefore, there is a problem that the mechanism becomes a complicated storage 5. Accordingly, in the case where a plurality of denominations of banknotes are stored in the same storage, a storage that can be stored in a standing position like the loading / recovery storage 6 is desirable. A storage that stores in a horizontal position is desirable.

  Then, the denomination storage / discharge box 5 is arranged in parallel in the depth direction when viewed from the front surface of the banknote depositing / dispensing apparatus 1. In this way, since the storage and discharge cabinets 5 are arranged in the longitudinal direction of the apparatus, for example, the apparatus capable of handling the three denominations in FIG. A storage and discharge cabinet can be added. Since no storage is added in the vertical direction of the apparatus, there is no problem that the height of the apparatus increases upward. Since the storage and discharge box 5 stores bills in a horizontal posture, the feeding / stacking mechanism is attached to the upper part of the storage, and bills are fed and stacked.

  Moreover, the rejection store | warehouse | chamber 7 accommodates the banknote which is not suitable for payment | withdrawal or withdrawal by the money type, authenticity discrimination, etc. by the banknote discrimination | determination part 3 as above-mentioned. Since this rejected banknote needs to be taken out from the apparatus 1, it is mounted on the front side of the storage / discharge boxes 5a, 5b, 5c as shown in FIG. 3 from the maintenance and operation mode of the banknote depositing / dispensing apparatus 1. In addition, it is mounted on the lower side of the conveyance path 8 (reference numeral 8a portion) for bidirectional conveyance in the vertical direction of the apparatus. The reject box 7 includes two storage units, and it is desirable that the banknote rejected in the apparatus and the banknote forgotten be separated. In addition, since it is not necessary to pay out only by the mechanism which accumulate | stores a banknote in the rejection store | warehouse | chamber 7, you may store a banknote in either a horizontal attitude | position or a standing position. However, as shown in the drawing, the reject box 7 itself can be reduced in size by storing one in a horizontal position and storing the other in a standing position.

  The upper unit of the banknote depositing / dispensing device 1 has a depositing / dispensing port 2, a determination unit 3, and a temporary storage 4, and each storage for storing banknotes is disposed in the lower unit. Therefore, it is possible to cover only the lower unit with a solid safe casing. In the lower unit, the loading / recovery storage 6 is disposed above the storage / discharge storages 5a, 5b, 5c and the reject storage 7. As will be described later, the banknotes fed out from the loading and collecting box 6 are temporarily stored in the temporary storage box 4 and distributed to the storage / discharge boxes 5a, 5b, and 5c according to denominations. The bills rejected at the time of loading are stored not in the reject store 7 but in the load reject store (storage unit) 12 in the load collection store 6. Since the storage unit 12 needs to be separated from the bills loaded, it is mounted on the rear side of the apparatus 1 as shown. In addition, since the reject banknote at the time of loading is directly conveyed from the temporary storage 4 to the storage unit 12 without passing through the determination unit 3, the closest illustrated position to the temporary storage 4 is preferable. That is, the loading / recovery box 6 is mounted between the upper unit and a plurality of storage boxes (5a, 5b, etc.).

  The transport path 8a is also adjacent to the loading / recovery box 6 in order to transport the banknotes in both directions in the vertical direction and to transport the banknotes fed out from the loading / recovery box 6 or the banknotes accumulated in the loading / recovery box 6. Mounted on the front side of the device. Moreover, it becomes the structure connected with the site | part (upper unit) above the banknote accommodating part (lower part) comprised by the storage discharge | release containers 5a, 5b, 5c and the rejection store | warehouse | chamber 7 and the loading collection | recovery store | warehouse | chamber 6 by one. Yes.

  The conveyance path 14 conveys banknotes in both directions in the horizontal direction, and conveys banknotes fed out from the storage / discharge chambers 5a, 5b, 5c or banknotes accumulated in the storage / discharge chambers 5a, 5b, 5c. In order to convey the banknotes stored in the storage 7, the storage / discharging storages 5a, 5b, 5c and the reject storage 7 are disposed above and connected to the transport path 8a.

The taking-out of the loading / recovery storage 6 and the rejection storage 7 will be described with reference to FIG.
In FIG. 4, since the reject box 7 is mounted on the front side of the storage / discharge boxes 5a, 5b, 5c (see the internal layout of FIG. 3), it is attached and detached in the front and rear X directions. Further, a part (8a) of the front-side transport path 8 of the loading / recovery chamber 6 can be opened and closed in the Y direction. It is possible. Therefore, even when a clerk or maintenance staff loads, replenishes, and collects banknotes, the loading / collecting storage 8 can be attached to and detached from the apparatus in the horizontal direction by opening and closing only the transport path 8a. Depending on the operation mode of the apparatus, a door that can be opened and closed may be provided on the rear surface of the apparatus, and the loading collection container 6 may be taken out from the rear surface side. The storage / discharge boxes 5a, 5b, 5c are not removed from the banknote depositing / dispensing apparatus 1, and are operated / maintained by opening and closing the door 13.

  When a banknote jam or the like occurs on the transport path 14, the maintenance area can be saved by opening and closing the transport path 14 in the space after removing the loading collection box and removing the jam.

  As mentioned above, although the internal layout of the banknote depositing / withdrawing apparatus (banknote handling apparatus) 1 and the structure at the time of maintenance were mainly demonstrated, the conveyance mechanism shown by 8a is demonstrated using FIG.

  The conveyance path 8a is mainly configured by a pair of guides, and a bill is sandwiched between the guides and conveyed by a belt and a roller. More specifically, a belt 201, a roller 202, a guide 203, and rollers 204, 204-1 and a guide 205 are provided on the other facing side. Further, the guide 205 has a movable gate 206, an electromagnetic solenoid 207 for operating the movable gate 206, and a link 208 in order to distribute the bills to the loading and collecting storage and the bill storage unit (lower unit). The belt 201, the roller 202, and the guide 203 are attached to a frame 210 having a rotation fulcrum 209 and can be opened and closed in the direction of the arrow 11 (conveyance path 1). On the other hand, the rollers 204 and 204-1, the guide 205, the movable gate 206, the electromagnetic solenoid 207, and the link 208 are attached to a frame 212 having a rotation fulcrum 209 coaxial with the frame 210, and can be opened and closed in the direction of arrow 11 (conveyance). Road 2). The opening / closing direction 11 indicates the same direction as the opening / closing direction Y of the transport path 8a in FIG. Since the banknotes are transported in the up and down direction in the transport path 8a (see FIG. 3), it can be said that the transport paths 1 and 2 can be opened and closed in a direction perpendicular to the banknote transport direction.

  FIG. 7 shows a state in which the guide 203 and the guide 205 are closed, as viewed from the guide 205 side. The frame 210 includes a leaf spring 213, and the frame 212 is locked in a state where a bill can be held, that is, in a state where the transport path 1 and the transport path 2 can transport a bill. Although this lock will be described later, the locked state is released by a certain load, and the conveyance path 1 (guide 203) is opened with respect to the conveyance path 2 (guide 205). However, since the conveyance path 1 is normally opened due to the locked state, the conveyance path 2 is also opened at the same time.

  The transport mechanism 8a has a first state in which the transport path 1 is closed and the transport path 2 is closed, a second state in which the transport path 1 is open and the transport path 2 is open, a transport path 1 is open, and the transport path 2 is closed. There are three states: three states.

  The first state in which the conveyance path 1 is closed and the conveyance path 2 is closed is an operation (banknote conveyance) state of the bill depositing / dispensing apparatus, and as a conveyance path that connects the upper unit, the storage discharge box, and the lower unit of the reject box, Further, banknotes fed out from the loading / recovery warehouse and banknotes accumulated in the loading / recovery warehouse are distributed in the main conveyance path by operating the movable gate 6.

  The second state in which the transport path 1 is open and the transport path 2 is open is a state when the loading / recovery container 6 is attached and detached (see FIG. 4). In addition to the mechanism for transporting banknotes, this transport path also serves as a storage door for the loading / recovery box. Therefore, when the loading / recovery box is taken out, the storage door is opened. That is, both the transport path 1 and the transport path 2 are opened. As described above with reference to FIG. 7, when the conveyance path 1 is opened by the leaf spring 213, the conveyance path 2 is also opened. The transport path 1 has a handle as a storage door (not shown). Also, even when a banknote jam occurs in the conveyance path 14 (see FIG. 4) located at the lower part of the loading / recovery storage 6, the conveyance paths 1 and 2 are opened, and after the loading / recovery storage 6 is taken out, the conveyance path 14 is opened. Remove the jam.

  The third state in which the transport path 1 is open and the transport path 2 is closed is a state in which the locked state at the leaf spring 213 is released. In the banknote deposit / withdrawal apparatus 1, a jam banknote may be generated in the transport path due to a banknote transport failure or the like. In particular, a case will be described in which a jammed banknote is generated across the main conveyance path 8a having an opening / closing conveyance path function and the conveyance path 14 shown in FIG. 4 or the conveyance path of the upper unit. Usually, there is a jam banknote between the transport path, and if one transport path is opened to remove the jam banknote, there is a problem that the banknote is torn. Accordingly, when opening the openable / closable transport path 1, the above-described lock of the leaf spring 213 is released by the resistance of the bill, and the transport path 2 is kept closed, and only the transport path 1 is opened. By doing so, the jammed banknote can be removed without scratching or breaking the banknote. If the unlocking force of the transport path 2 is too strong, the lock will not be released, and the banknotes will be scratched or broken. Since the lock may be released and the conveyance path 2 may remain closed, the unlocking force is preferably set to about 300 gf near the portion A of the frame 210.

  Next, the banknote depositing / withdrawing apparatus which improved Example 1 further is demonstrated. In the first embodiment described above, for example, when the first banknote spans the main transport path 8a and the transport path 14, and the second banknote is present in the main transport path, the leaf spring 213 is locked. It is released by the resistance of the banknote. Therefore, the conveyance path 1 is opened and the conveyance path 2 is closed, and the second banknote in the main conveyance path can be dropped from the conveyance path because it is not pinched by the belt and the roller.

  8 and 9 are diagrams centering on the conveyance path and the guide in the second embodiment. In addition, about the site | part which is common in an Example, the same code | symbol is attached | subjected. First, the above-described transport path 2 is divided and configured to be openable and closable as illustrated, and one of the divided frames 212 (second) has a movable gate 206 and an electromagnetic solenoid 207. The other divided guide 205 is configured to open and close integrally with the frame 212 around the fulcrum 209 together with the guide described in the first embodiment. In FIG. 9, since the banknotes are transported in the vertical direction, in other words, a structure is employed in which the first guide (203) and the second guide (205) open and close along the banknote transport direction. For convenience of explanation, this conveyance path will be described below as an integral opening / closing conveyance path (the conveyance path on the right side in FIG. 8). The integral opening / closing conveyance path is attached to the frame 210 (first), and the frame 210 and the frame 212 have the leaf spring 213 described with reference to FIG. Therefore, normally, when the conveyance path 8a is opened, that is, when the integral opening / closing conveyance path is opened, the frame 212 can also be opened in a locked state. On the other hand, when a bill remains between the transport path 8a and one of the upper and lower transport paths, the lock of the leaf spring 213 is released, so that the frame 212 remains on the apparatus side (closed state), and the integrated open / close transport path Can be opened.

  FIG. 9 is a cross-sectional view of the integral opening / closing conveyance path on the right side of FIG. 8, and illustrates a state where the upper side of the integral opening / closing conveyance path is open. In other words, the guide 205 has a configuration in which an upper portion of the guide 203 opens and closes (arrow 216) with a shaft 210 (a position different from the shaft 209 in FIG. 8) disposed on the lower side of the guide 205 as a fulcrum. In the guide 205, rollers 204, 204-1 and a gate 206 are arranged as described above. The guide 203 has a roller 202 and a belt 210 attached to the frame 210. A spring 215 corresponding to the above-described leaf spring is attached between the guide 205 and the frame 210. Therefore, normally, when the conveyance path 8a is opened, the guide 203 and the guide 205 are locked and opened integrally as shown in FIG. However, when there is a first banknote straddling between the integral opening / closing transport path shown in FIG. 9 and the transport path in the upper part thereof, the lock by the spring 215 is released by the resistance of the first banknote, as shown in the figure. The upper portion of the guide 205 opens with respect to the guide 203 with the shaft 216 as a fulcrum. Therefore, it can be removed without scratching the first banknote. Further, even when the second banknote is in the transport path 8a, it can be clamped by the roller 202 of the guide 203, the belt 201, the roller 204 of the guide 205, etc. (lower part in FIG. 9). Can be prevented.

It is a perspective view which shows the external appearance of one Example of an automatic teller machine. It is a figure which shows the control mechanism of one Example of an automatic teller machine. It is a figure which shows the structure of a banknote depositing / withdrawing apparatus. It is a figure which shows the structure of a banknote depositing / withdrawing apparatus. It is a figure which shows the control mechanism of a banknote depositing / withdrawing apparatus. 1 is a diagram illustrating a configuration of a first embodiment. 1 is a diagram illustrating a configuration of a first embodiment. It is a figure which shows the structure of the present Example 2. It is a figure which shows the structure of the present Example 2.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Banknote depositing / withdrawing apparatus, 2 ... Deposit / withdrawal port, 3 ... Banknote discrimination | determination part, 4 ... Temporary stacker, 5a, 5b, 5c ... Storage discharge | emission storage, 6 ... Loading collection | recovery storage, 7 ... Rejection storage, 8, 8a ... Conveyance Road, 9 ... Storage unit database, 10 ... Control unit, 11 ... Forgotten collection, 12 ... Rejected rejection store, 13 ... Door, 101 ... Automatic cash transaction apparatus, 102 ... Card / detail slip processing mechanism, 103 ... Passbook processing Mechanism 104 104 Case 105 User operation unit 106 Body control unit 107 Interface unit 108 Staff operation unit 109 External storage device 110 Bus 111 Power unit 201 Belt 202 ... Roller, 203 ... Guide, 204 ... Roller, 204-1 ... Roller, 205 ... Guide, 206 ... Moving gate, 207 ... Electromagnetic solenoid, 208 ... Link, 209 ... Rotation fulcrum, 210 ... Fle Arm, 211 ... arrows 212 ... frame, 213 ... plate spring, 214 ... arrows 215 ... spring 216 ... rotation fulcrum

Claims (9)

In a banknote depositing / dispensing apparatus for depositing / withdrawing banknotes, transporting banknotes by means of a pair of guides, a deposit / withdrawal port for depositing / withdrawing banknotes, a discrimination unit for identifying banknotes, a plurality of storage boxes for storing banknotes Road and
The transport path has a structure in which the first guide and the second guide can be opened and closed in a pair, and only the first guide can be opened and closed with the second guide closed.
A bill depositing / withdrawing apparatus, wherein the bill is conveyed by a belt or a roller in a state where the first and second guides are closed.   The banknote depositing / withdrawing apparatus according to claim 1, further comprising another transport path disposed upstream or downstream of the transport path, and when a banknote is present between the transport path and the other transport path, A bill depositing / withdrawing apparatus, wherein only the first guide is opened with the second guide closed.   3. The bill depositing / withdrawing apparatus according to claim 2, further comprising a spring that holds the first guide and the second guide, and when a bill is present between the transport path and the other transport path. The bill depositing / withdrawing apparatus, wherein the lock is released.   The banknote depositing / withdrawing apparatus according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the first guide and the second guide are rotatable about the same fulcrum. 5. The banknote depositing / withdrawing apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the banknote depositing / withdrawing apparatus is located on the upper stage of the plurality of storage boxes and loads a banknote into the storage or collects banknotes from the storage. Have a warehouse,
The banknote depositing / dispensing apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the transport path is arranged on a side where the loading / recovery box is pulled out. A banknote depositing / dispensing apparatus for handling banknotes has a deposit / withdrawal port for depositing / withdrawing banknotes, a discrimination unit for identifying banknotes, a denomination storage for storing banknotes in denominations, and a conveyance path for transporting banknotes. And
The transport path has a second frame that can be opened and closed, and an integrated open / close transport path that can be opened and closed with respect to the second frame,
The integral opening / closing conveyance path includes a first frame and a pair of guides attached to the first frame;
A bill depositing / dispensing apparatus characterized in that the second frame and the integral opening / closing conveyance path can be integrally opened and closed, and only the integral opening / closing conveyance path can be opened / closed with the second frame closed. .   7. The bill depositing / withdrawing apparatus according to claim 6, wherein the integral opening / closing conveyance path includes a first guide for guiding a bill and a second guide, and a shaft for opening / closing the first guide and the second guide. Is disposed at a position different from the axis that opens and closes the second frame and the integral opening / closing conveyance path.   The banknote depositing / withdrawing apparatus according to claim 6, wherein the integral opening / closing conveyance path includes a first guide and a second guide for guiding a banknote, and the first guide and the second guide are the integral opening / closing conveyance path. The banknote depositing / withdrawing apparatus characterized by opening and closing along a banknote conveyance direction.   The banknote depositing / withdrawing apparatus according to claim 6, wherein the second frame and the integral opening / closing conveyance path open and close in a direction perpendicular to a conveyance direction of a banknote conveyed in the conveyance path. Gold equipment.

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