JP2016158832A - Money management tool for clothing and money management device for clothing - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a money management tool for clothing and a money management device for clothing which are used in a coin-operated laundry management system, and which can set a reduction in charge in order to increase sales.SOLUTION: A money management tool 19 for clothing includes: signal detection sections 33 and 34 for detecting a money insertion signal which is output from a money insertion machine 30 and is input to a clothing handling machine 12, when a user inserts money in the money insertion machine 30; and a false money insertion signal output section 35 for outputting a false money insertion signal which functions in the same way as the money insertion signal to the clothing handling machine 12, when the money insertion signal from the money insertion machine 30 is not output.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 2

Description

  The present invention relates to a clothing money management tool and a clothing money management device, and more particularly to a clothing money management tool and a clothing money management device used in a coin laundry management system.

Conventionally, there has been a demand for operating a coin laundry unattended or for 24 hours.
However, there is a problem with safety when it is unattended and open 24 hours.
For example, there are problems such as a thief entering or a vagrant.
In addition, there is a problem that it takes time and effort to deal with complaints and refunds when operating unattended.
Furthermore, in the management of a coin laundry, collecting money from a specific customer takes time.

Therefore, various proposals have been made as a coin laundry management system.
For example, Patent Documents 1 to 4 propose a coin laundry management system that can quickly and accurately handle a coin laundry user's complaint based on a captured image of a network camera that is always connected over the Internet.
Furthermore, an information providing system using a touch panel device that provides various types of information in a coin laundry management system has also been proposed.

JP 2001-129300 A JP 2006-352179 A JP 2007-29666 A JP 2008-289895 A

  However, the coin laundry management system described in the above Patent Documents 1 to 4 can quickly handle complaints of coin laundry users and realize 24-hour management with a small number of people. There is a problem that it is not possible to set a discount on the fee in order to increase sales.

The present invention has been made in view of the above problems, and an object of the present invention is to provide a clothing money management tool and a clothing money management device that are more functional by the installer of the clothing money management tool and the clothing money management device. It is what.
An example of a more specific purpose is to provide a clothing money management tool and a clothing money management device used in a coin laundry management system capable of setting a discount for a charge in order to increase sales. .
Furthermore, as another example of specific purposes, the money management tool for clothing is such that the concentration of use can be avoided and chance loss can be reduced by guiding the user to use it at times when it is not normally used. And a money management apparatus for clothing.
Furthermore, as another example of a specific object, it is to provide a clothing money management tool and a clothing money management device that can be used more conveniently for the user.
In addition, as an example of another specific purpose, the money management tool for clothing and the clothing that can enable the installer to manage the money management tool for clothing and the money management device for clothing more easily. It is to provide a money management device.
In addition, as another specific example, the money management tool for clothing and the garment that allows the installer to easily obtain income from the money management tool for clothing and the money management device for clothing more efficiently. It is to provide a money management device.

  A money management tool for clothing according to the present invention includes a signal detection unit that detects a money insertion signal that is output from a money insertion machine and input to a clothing handling machine when a user inserts money into the money insertion machine; And a pseudo money input signal output unit for outputting a pseudo money input signal to the clothing handling machine, which functions in the same manner as the money input signal when the money input signal from is not output.

  Preferably, the money management tool for clothing includes an interface unit that outputs money insertion information related to the money insertion signal detected by the signal detection unit.

  A clothing money management apparatus of the present invention has a plurality of clothing money management tools, and has a control unit electrically connected to each interface unit of the plurality of clothing money management tools, In response to the input of money insertion information from the interface unit, the control unit outputs a pseudo instruction signal for outputting a pseudo money insertion signal to the interface unit.

  Preferably, the money management apparatus for clothes is characterized in that the control unit can set the relationship between the number of detections of the money insertion signal and the number of times of output of the pseudo money insertion signal.

  Preferably, the money management apparatus for clothing is characterized in that the control unit can output at least information related to money input information to another terminal device through the information communication network.

  Preferably, the money management apparatus for clothing has a money collection button, and when the money collection button is pressed, the money management tool for clothing or the control unit resets information related to money input.

  Preferably, the money management tool for clothes outputs a pseudo money input signal to the clothes handling machine by an operation by another terminal device connected to the information communication network.

  Preferably, the clothing money management apparatus includes a reading unit that reads a display for identifying the user and an operation unit that receives an operation by the user, and the clothing money management tool is used for an operation by the user to the operation unit. Based on this, a pseudo money input signal is output to a clothing handling machine.

The present invention has been made in view of the above problems, and provides a clothing money management tool and a clothing money management device that are more functional by the installer of the clothing money management tool and the clothing money management device. Is possible.
As an example of a more specific purpose, it is possible to provide a money management tool for clothes and a money management apparatus for clothes used in a coin laundry management system that can set a discount for a charge in order to increase sales. It becomes.
Furthermore, as another example of specific purposes, the money management tool for clothing is such that the concentration of use can be avoided and chance loss can be reduced by guiding the user to use it at times when it is not normally used. And it becomes possible to provide the money management apparatus for clothes.
Furthermore, as an example of another specific object, it is possible to provide a clothing money management tool and a clothing money management device that can be used more conveniently for the user.
In addition, as an example of another specific purpose, the money management tool for clothing and the clothing that can enable the installer to manage the money management tool for clothing and the money management device for clothing more easily. It becomes possible to provide a money management apparatus.
In addition, as another specific example, the money management tool for clothing and the garment that allows the installer to easily obtain income from the money management tool for clothing and the money management device for clothing more efficiently. It becomes possible to provide a money management device.

It is explanatory drawing of the network structure which shows one Example of the coin laundry management system which concerns on this embodiment of this invention. It is a block block diagram explaining the money management tool for clothing which concerns on this embodiment of this invention. It is a figure explaining the principle of the discount in the coin laundry management system concerning this embodiment. It is a display screen for setting discounts on the terminal device on the administrator side. It is a flowchart which shows operation | movement in each part of the money management apparatus for clothes after discount information is sent to the control part. It is a figure which shows an example of the display screen of the touch panel of an operation part.

  Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to FIGS.

FIG. 1 is an explanatory diagram of a network configuration showing an embodiment of a coin laundry management system according to the present invention.
As shown in FIG. 1, a coin laundry management system 10 according to the present invention includes a clothing handling machine 12 such as a plurality of dryers and washing dryers installed in a coin laundry store 11 and a money input machine 30 (FIG. 2). A clothing money management device 13 connected to a first signal line 41, a second signal line 42, and a GND line 43 (FIG. 2) to the handling machine 12 is provided.
In addition, the coin laundry management system 10 includes a terminal device 17 (personal computer 17-1, smartphone 17-2) installed on the manager's side 16 with the clothing money management device 13 constantly connected to the Internet 15 via the optical line 14. ) And the Internet 15 via the optical line 14, and the server 18 is always connected via the optical line 14 via the Internet 15.
The contents of the storage devices of the server 18, storage unit 32 (see FIG. 2) and control unit 21 are stored for backup purposes. As a result, even if the money management apparatus 13 for clothes breaks down, it is possible to quickly recover.

The clothing money management apparatus 13 includes a plurality of clothing connected to the first signal line 41, the second signal line 42, and the GND line 43 (FIG. 2) from the money input machine 30 (FIG. 2) to the clothing handling machine 12. A money management tool 19, a selector unit 20 for selecting and electrically connecting one clothing money management tool 19 from the plurality of clothing money management tools 19, and a plurality of clothing money management tools 19 and a selector. A control unit 21 electrically connected via the unit 20, a router 22, an operation unit 23 such as a touch panel for accepting an operation by a user connected to the router 22, and a bar for reading a display such as a barcode for identifying the user And a reading unit 24 such as a code reader.
Moreover, the money management apparatus 13 for clothes has the money collection button 25, and when the money collection button 25 is pushed, each money management tool 19 for clothes or the control part 21 totals the information regarding money insertion. Specifically, the amount of cash actually inserted by the user and the amount paid by the prepaid card between the time when the current collection button 25 is pressed and the time when the current collection button 25 is pressed (the prepaid card insertion in FIG. 2) Machine 40).
The operation unit 23 and the reading unit 24 are connected to the control unit 21 via a router, but may be directly connected to the control unit 21 and controlled by the control unit 21. In this case, the user operation information from the operation unit 23 and the read information from the reading unit 24 can be reflected in the processing of the control unit 21 more quickly.

  The control unit 21 is electrically connected to each interface unit 38 (FIG. 2) of the plurality of clothing money management tools 19, and the control unit 21 receives input of money input information from each interface unit 38 and performs control. The unit 21 outputs a pseudo command signal that causes the interface unit 38 to output a later-described pseudo money insertion signal.

Moreover, the control part 21 can output the information regarding at least money insertion information with respect to another terminal device through an information communication network.
The money input information is an amount actually input by the user.
Moreover, the control part 21 can output information, such as the time when money was last thrown in by the user.
Furthermore, the control part 21 can output the information regarding the money input amount produced | generated pseudo | simulated by having output the pseudo money insertion signal.

Furthermore, the coin laundry store 11 is connected to a network camera (not shown) in the control unit 21 and is always connected to the Internet 15 via the optical line 14, and simultaneously transmits the moving image data of the network camera via the optical line 14. Can do.
The optical line is an example, and any line may be used as long as it can communicate information such as a wireless line, a LAN line, a telephone line, and the like.

FIG. 2 is a block diagram illustrating a clothing money management tool according to this embodiment of the present invention. The clothing money management tool 19 includes a CPU 31, a storage unit 32, signal detection units 33, 34, 39, a pseudo money input signal output unit 35, a GND 36, and an interface unit 38.
The signal detection unit 33 and the pseudo money insertion signal output unit 35 are first signals that send a 100 yen insertion signal to the clothing handling machine 12 via the prepaid card insertion machine 40 when a 100 yen coin is inserted into the money insertion machine 30. Connected to line 41.
The signal detection unit 34 is connected to a second signal line 42 that sends a 500 yen insertion signal to the clothing handling machine 12 via the prepaid card insertion machine 40 when a 500 yen coin is inserted into the money insertion machine 30.
The GND 36 is connected to the GND line 43.
A signal line 45 to the signal detection unit 33 is connected from the first signal line 41b. The signal line 45 is connected to the signal detection unit 39.
Here, the signal line 39 is for detecting that a signal is generated by the prepaid card insertion machine 40.
First, when a user inserts a coin into the money insertion machine 30, a signal is generated on both the first signal lines 41 and 41b. In that case, both signal detectors 33 and 39 detect the signal.
Thereby, the money management tool 19 for clothing can obtain information that the user has actually put in money and the amount of money.
On the other hand, when the user uses a prepaid card, no signal is generated on the first signal line 41,
A signal (pulse) is generated only from the prepaid card insertion machine 40 to the first signal line 41b.
As a result, only the signal detector 39 can detect a signal (pulse).
The clothing money management tool 19 can obtain information on the presence / absence of the payment by the prepaid card and the amount thereof.
The CPU 31 stores these pieces of information in the storage unit 32.

The signal detection units 33 and 34 detect a money insertion signal output from the money insertion machine 30 and input to the clothing handling machine 12 when the user inserts money into the money insertion machine 30.
That is, the signal detector 33 outputs a 100-yen input signal output from the money-inserting machine 30 and input to the clothing handling machine 12 through the first signal line 41 when the user inserts a 100-yen coin into the money-inserting machine 30. To detect.
The signal detection unit 34 detects a 500 yen insertion signal output from the money insertion machine 30 and input to the clothing handling machine 12 through the second signal line 42 when the user inserts a 500 yen coin into the money insertion machine 30. .

  The signal detection unit 33 counts the number of times the 100 yen insertion signal has been received, and the CPU 31 stores the counted number (100 yen insertion number) in the storage unit 32. The signal detection unit 34 counts the number of times the 500 yen insertion signal has been received, and the CPU 31 stores the counted number (500 yen insertion number) in the storage unit 32.

  The pseudo money insertion signal output unit 35 outputs a pseudo money insertion signal that has the same function as the money insertion signal to the clothing handling machine 12 when the money insertion signal from the money insertion machine 30 is not output.

Here, the CPU 31, the storage unit 32, and the interface unit 38 do not depend on the type (manufacturer, model) of the clothing handling machine 12, and are model-independent units that are commonly used regardless of the type of machine. is there.
On the other hand, the signal detection units 33, 34, 39, the pseudo money input signal output unit 35, and the GND 36 are model-dependent units that are designed and manufactured depending on the model.
The reason why the model-dependent part exists in this way is that, for example, the shape of a pulse generated when a coin is inserted from the money insertion machine 30 differs depending on the manufacturer and the model.

The interface unit 38 outputs money insertion information related to a money insertion signal, which is information stored in the storage unit 32, with information detected by the signal detection units 33, 34, and 39.
For example, when requested by the control unit 21, the interface unit 38 outputs the 100-yen insertion count and the 500-yen insertion count stored in the storage unit 32 to the control unit 21.
Further, for example, when requested by the control unit 21, the interface unit 38 outputs the money information generated by the prepaid card insertion machine stored in the storage unit 32 to the control unit 21.

  The CPU 31 performs operations of the storage unit 32, the signal detection units 33, 34, 39, the pseudo money input signal output unit 35, the GND 36, and the interface unit 38 based on a control signal sent from the control unit 21 via the selector unit 20. Control.

  Next, the operation when there is no discount in the coin laundry management system 10 provided with the money management tool 19 for clothing and the money management device 13 for clothing according to the present embodiment of the present invention will be described.

When the user uses the clothes handling machine 12 at the coin laundry store 11, a necessary number of coins are inserted into the money input machine 30 of the clothes handling machine 12 that is not being used.
For example, if 600 yen is required, the user inserts one 100 yen coin and one 500 yen coin into the money insertion machine 30.
At that time, a 100 yen insertion signal is output from the money insertion machine 30 to the first signal line 41. The 100 yen insertion signal is input to the clothing handling machine 12 and is detected by the signal detection unit 33 of the corresponding clothing money management tool 19 at the same time.
In addition, a 500 yen insertion signal is output from the money insertion machine 30 to the second signal line 42. The 500 yen insertion signal is input to the clothing handling machine 12 and is simultaneously detected by the signal detection unit 34 of the corresponding clothing money management tool 19.
Since the input signal for 600 yen necessary for using the clothing handling machine 12 has been input, the clothing handling machine 12 can be used and the user can use the clothing handling machine 12.

On the other hand, the signal detection unit 33 that has received the 100 yen insertion signal counts the number of times the 100 yen insertion signal has been received as one, and the CPU 31 stores the counted number (100 yen insertion number) in the storage unit 32.
The signal detection unit 34 that has received the 500 yen insertion signal counts the number of times the 500 yen insertion signal has been received as one, and the CPU 31 stores the counted number (500 yen insertion number) in the storage unit 32.

When there is an output command from the control unit 21, the interface unit 38 outputs the 100-yen insertion number 1 and the 500-yen insertion number 1 stored in the storage unit 32 to the control unit 21 via the selector unit 20.
The control part 21 memorize | stores the information regarding the frequency | count of the coin throw-in memorize | stored in the memory | storage part 32 of the money management tool 19 for clothing corresponding to each of these some clothing handling machines 12, and the time when the coin was thrown in. The information can be acquired by the terminal devices 17-1 and 17-2 on the manager side 16 via the Internet 15.

  Next, a description will be given of an operation when a discount is performed in the coin laundry management system 10 including the clothing money management tool 19 and the clothing money management device 13 according to the embodiment of the present invention having the above configuration.

The principle of discount in the coin laundry management system 10 according to the present embodiment will be described with reference to FIG.
FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating a pulse signal that flows through the first signal line 41 b that is input to the clothing handling machine 12. First, when N (three in this figure) 100 yen coins are inserted into the money insertion machine 30, a 100 yen insertion signal is sent from the money insertion machine 30 to the first signal line 41 N times (in this figure). (3 times) as a pulse.
At that time, the signal detection unit 33 of the clothing money management tool 19 detects a 100 yen insertion signal of N pulses. The CPU 31 controls the pseudo money input signal output unit 35 in accordance with the relationship of the number of times of output of the pseudo money input signal with respect to the number of detections of the money input signal stored in the storage unit 32 in advance, and M pulses of the pseudo money input signal ( 2 times in this figure) is output to the clothing handling machine 12 via the first signal line 41b.
Thus, the clothing handling machine 12 receives (N + M) times (5 times in this figure) 100 yen insertion signal from the first signal line 41, and (N + M) X 100 yen worth can be used. become.
In other words, in this figure, the use of 500 yen can be used for 300 yen.
Note that the M number of pseudo money input signal pulses may be generated only once during a predetermined time (for example, about 3 minutes), or may be generated a plurality of times. Here, the case of generating a plurality of times means that after M pulses are generated after N pulses, and there are N pulses in which money is inserted by the user, M pulses are again generated. This is the case. Furthermore, if there are N pulses, M pulses are generated any number of times.
Note that, for example, the time period is set to 3 minutes because it is considered that the user completes the money insertion even if the user is late in the money insertion due to currency exchange or the like. Here, if too long a time is taken, there is a risk that a discount is given to the next unrelated user, so about 3 minutes is appropriate.

  The relationship between the number N of money insertion signal detections and the number M of pseudo money insertion signal outputs can be set by the control unit 21. The number N of money insertion signal detections and the number M of pseudo money insertion signal outputs are stored. The storage unit 32 stores a control program for executing a discount, and the CPU 31 controls the operation of each device of the clothing money management tool 19 by executing the control program. The relationship between the number N of money input signal detections and the number M of pseudo money input signals can be set by an operation from the terminal devices 17-1 and 17-2 on the administrator side 16 to the control unit 21.

  The clothing money management tool 19 can also give a discount by outputting a pseudo money input signal to the clothing handling machine 12 by an operation by the other terminal devices 17-1 and 17-2 connected to the information communication network. it can.

Further, by operating the reading unit 24 that reads a display of a barcode or the like that identifies the user of the clothing money management apparatus 13 and the operation unit 23 that receives an operation by the user, the clothing money management tool 19 can be used to insert pseudo money. A signal can be output to the clothing handling machine 12 for a discount.
Alternatively, the user can use the clothes handling machine 12 without depositing money at all.

  The above-mentioned discount can be set for each model from the day of the week and time zone, and a flexible discount is possible. In addition, it is possible to discount the total amount.

FIG. 4 is a display screen for setting a discount in the terminal devices 17-1 and 17-2 on the manager side 16.
In this setting screen 50, for each model, the discount start day, start time, end day, end time, the number of money insertion signal detections (number of key counts), and the number of output of pseudo money insertion signals (number of generated pulses) are repeated. You can set whether or not.
The set information can be sent to the control unit 21 via the Internet 15, so that the control unit 21 detects the number of money input signals detected in the storage unit 32 of the clothing money management tool 19 according to the received setting information. The relationship between N and the number of output times M of the pseudo money input signal can be stored.
Here, priority 1, priority 2, priority 3, and priority 4 are given higher priority settings. As a result, for example, it is possible to set a higher discount rate on the date and time of priority 1 and further on the date and time of priority 1. Of course, it is also possible to set a lower discount rate on the date and time of priority 1 in the date and time of priority 2.
Further, the presence / absence of repetition is to generate M pulses when there are N pulses in which money is inserted by the user after the M pulses are generated after the N pulses described above. It is for setting whether to repeat.

FIG. 5 is a flowchart showing the operation of each part of the clothing money management apparatus 13 after the discount information is sent to the control unit 21.
First, the control unit 21 outputs a management tool selection command to the selector unit 20 when the discount start time (more preferably, several minutes before the discount start time) is reached, and the selected money management tool 19 for clothing is selected. A discount request (MN) is sent through the selector unit 20.
The money management tool 19 for clothing stores the relationship between the number N of detections of the money insertion signal and the number M of output of the pseudo money insertion signal in the storage unit 32, and has received the request via the selector unit 20. This is sent to the control unit 21 as a discount response.
When a coin is inserted into the money insertion machine 30 and a pulse of the money insertion signal is detected N times, the pseudo money insertion signal output unit 35 sends a pulse of the pseudo money insertion signal M times. As a result, the clothing handling machine 12 Can be used.

When the discount end time (more preferably, several minutes after the discount start time) is reached, the control unit 21 sends a management tool selection command to the selector unit 20 to request a discount to the selected clothing money management tool 19. A reset request is sent.
Accordingly, the setting without discount is stored in the storage unit 32 of the clothing money management tool 19, and the clothing money management tool 19 sends a discount reset response to the control unit 21 via the selector unit 20. send.
After that, the money management tool 19 for clothing is sent to the clothing handling machine only as the number of times the money is inserted into the money input machine 30 as a pulse of the money input signal, and no discount is made.

FIG. 6 is a diagram illustrating an example of a display screen on the touch panel of the operation unit 23.
First, the user causes the reading unit 24 to read a display for identifying the user, such as a bar code displayed on the owned paper, a mobile phone, a PDA, or the like (see FIG. 1).
Thus, the control unit 21 identifies the user and enables the user to perform the following operations.
On the display screen 51, eight clothing handling machines 12 installed in the coin laundry store 11 are displayed. Of these, those displayed by solid lines 52, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57 are empty. And those displayed by dotted lines 58 and 59 indicate a state in use.
The user can select a model by touching one of the models displayed by solid lines 52, 53, 54, 55, 56, and 57.
Then, at the position where the actual clothing handling machine 12 of the touched model is installed, the LED flashes and guides the location of the model, and the user moves to the location where the LED flashes. It may be possible to use the installed clothing handling machine 12.
Here, what is displayed by the dotted lines 58 and 59 is not only the one in use, but may be, for example, the clothing handling machine 12 that does not support discounts or the like by a pseudo money insertion signal.
Moreover, you may distinguish what is displayed with a dotted line, and what is displayed with a continuous line by the user's characteristic etc. which are specified by barcode.

  In addition, discount information can be set in the barcode of the card owned by the user, the barcode is read, and the discount can be set accordingly.

As described above, a discount can be arbitrarily given.
In addition, this device automatically manages money, so sales can be easily managed, and bills for fixed users can be issued via the Internet, making it easy to collect money. be able to.
As described above, the money management tool 19 for clothes, the money management apparatus 13 for clothes, and the coin laundry management system 10 including them are a coin laundry with a wide range of functions such as customer collection, sales management, and membership system functions of the coin laundry. Can support store operations.
Furthermore, it is possible to provide a user with a function of using the clothing handling machine 12 without paying money.

  The configurations, shapes, sizes, and arrangement relationships described in the above embodiments are merely schematically shown to the extent that the present invention can be understood and implemented, and the numerical values and the compositions (materials) of the respective components Is just an example. Therefore, the present invention is not limited to the described embodiments, and can be variously modified without departing from the scope of the technical idea shown in the claims.

<Definition part>
In the present invention, examples of clothing handling machines are a washing machine, a dryer, and a washing machine with a drying function. That is, the clothing handling machine may be any device that handles clothing.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Coin laundry management system 11 Coin laundry store 12 Clothing handling machine 13 Clothing money management device 14 Optical line 15 Internet 16 Manager side 17 Terminal device 18 Server 19 Clothing money management tool 20 Selector portion 21 Control portion 22 Router 23 Operation portion 24 Reading Part 25 Collecting button 26 hole 27 hole 28 hole 29 front cap 30 money insertion machine 31 CPU
32 Storage Unit 33 Signal Detection Unit 34 Signal Detection Unit 35 Pseudo Money Input Signal Output Unit 36 GND
38 Interface Unit 39 Signal Detection Unit 40 Prepaid Card Inserting Machine 41 First Signal Line 41b First Signal Line 42 Second Signal Line 43 GND Line 45 Signal Line

Claims (8)

A signal detection unit that detects a money insertion signal that is output from the money insertion machine and input to the clothing handling machine when the user has inserted money into the money insertion machine;
When the money input signal from the money input machine is not output, a pseudo money input signal output unit that outputs a pseudo money input signal that performs the same function as the money input signal to the clothing handling machine;
Having
Money management tool for clothing. The clothing money management tool according to claim 1, further comprising an interface unit that outputs money insertion information related to the money insertion signal detected by the signal detection unit. A plurality of the money management tools for clothing according to claim 2,
A control unit electrically connected to each of the interface units of the plurality of clothing money management tools;
The control unit receives input of the money input information from each interface unit,
The control unit outputs a pseudo command signal for outputting the pseudo money insertion signal to the interface unit. The clothing money management apparatus according to claim 3, wherein the control unit is capable of setting a relationship between the number of detections of the money insertion signal and the number of times of output of the pseudo money insertion signal. The clothing money management device according to claim 3, wherein the control unit is capable of outputting at least information related to the money input information to another terminal device through an information communication network. Have a collection button,
The clothing money management apparatus according to any one of claims 3 to 5, wherein when the money collection button is pressed, the clothing money management tool or the control unit resets information related to money input.   The money management tool for clothing according to claim 1 or 2, wherein a pseudo money input signal is output to the clothing handling machine by an operation by another terminal device connected to the information communication network. A reading unit for reading a display for identifying a user;
An operation unit that receives an operation by a user,
The clothing money management device according to any one of claims 3 to 6, wherein the clothing money management tool outputs a pseudo money insertion signal to the clothing handling machine based on an operation of the operation unit by a user.