JP2016177566A - Banding apparatus and banding method - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a banding apparatus capable of preventing a band medium on which printing and/or impressing have been performed before occurrence of an error related to banding processing from being unwound from a feeding part and conveyed to a banding part when removing the cause of the error after the occurrence of the error, and thus making the contents printed and/or impressed on the band medium which bands paper sheets proper, and a banding method.SOLUTION: The banding apparatus (for example, a bill processor) has a control section for controlling the feeding part (for example, an unwinding roll 51) to rewind the band media (for example, band paper) when an error detection part detects an error related to banding processing. The control section controls a notification part (for example, an operation display part) to notify an operator of a guidance to remove a part of the band medium including a portion where printing or the like has been performed when the error detection part detects the error.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 4

Description

  The present invention relates to a banding device for forming a banded banknote by winding a banding medium on which printing or stamping has been performed around a banknote bundle and a banding method using such a banding device.

  For example, various types of bundling devices have been known as a bundling device that forms a bundling banknote by winding a band-shaped bundling paper around a banknote bundle consisting of 100 rose banknotes (see, for example, Patent Documents 1 and 2). ). In the conventional banding device, before the banding paper unwound from the winding roll is wound around the banknote bundle, the date and time when the banding process is performed, the predetermined contents such as the name of the financial institution, and the like are printed on the banding paper. The band-bound paper on which a predetermined content is printed or stamped is sent to the band-wrap portion, and the band-bound paper is wound around the banknote bundle and welded, and then the band-bound paper is cut by a cutter or the like. Further, in the conventional banding device, when an error relating to the banding process occurs before the banded banknote is formed, the banding process is interrupted and the banding paper is rewound onto the unwinding roll. After that, the drawer unit provided with the unwinding roll and the banding unit is pulled out from the casing of the banding device, and after removing the cause of the error, when the drawing unit is returned into the casing of the banding device, the banding paper is again unwound. The wrapping process is resumed.

Patent No. 4034064 Japanese Patent No. 5465417

  However, in the conventional banding device as described above, if an error relating to the banding process occurs before the banded banknote is formed, the banding process is interrupted and the banding paper is rewound onto the unwinding roll. When the banding paper that has been printed or stamped with the specified content is rewound onto the unwinding roll, the banding paper unwound from the unwinding roll is again set when the banding process is resumed after removing the cause of the error. The content is printed or stamped, and there is a risk that the printed content or the stamped content may become unclear due to the double-printing or stamping on the banded paper. In addition, when a banding process is performed on, for example, a bundle of banknotes in a banded portion, an error relating to the banding process occurs when a banded paper is printed or stamped indicating that it is a banknote. When a bundling process is performed on a bundle of correct bills after resuming the bundling process after the bundling paper that has been printed or stamped to indicate that it is a fragile ticket is rewound onto the unwinding roll, There is a possibility that the banded paper on which a certain printing or stamp has been performed is sent to the banded portion and wound around a bundle of genuine bills.

  The present invention has been made in consideration of such points, and when an error relating to the bundling process has occurred and the cause of this error has been eliminated, the bundling that was printed or stamped before the error occurred is performed. It is possible to prevent the medium from being unwound from the supply unit again and sent to the banding unit, and accordingly, the printing content and the stamping content of the banding medium wound around the banknote bundle can be made appropriate. An object is to provide an apparatus and a bundling method.

  The banding device of the present invention includes a supply unit that supplies a band-shaped banding medium, a banding medium processing unit that performs printing and / or stamping on the banding medium supplied by the supply unit, and the supply unit that supplies the banding medium. A bundling portion that forms a bundling banknote by winding a bundling medium that has been printed and / or stamped by a medium processing section around a banknote bundle, an error detection unit that detects an error relating to a bundling process, and a notification that informs an operator And a control unit that controls the supply unit to rewind the bandage medium to the supply unit when an error is detected by the error detection unit. The notification unit is controlled so as to notify the operator of the guidance to remove the portion including the portion where printing and / or stamping has been performed on the banding medium. The features.

  According to such a bundling device, when an error relating to bundling processing occurs, the operator is informed of the guidance to remove the portion including the portion where printing and / or stamping has been performed on the bundling medium, When the cause of the error is canceled, it is possible to prevent the bundling medium printed or stamped before the error occurs from being unwound from the supply unit and sent to the bundling unit. The printed content and the stamped content of the bundling medium wound around the bundle can be made appropriate.

  In the banding device of the present invention, the control unit performs the error detection unit after the banding medium processing unit performs printing and / or stamping on the banding medium and before the banding banknote is formed in the banding unit. The notification unit may be controlled so as to notify the operator of the guidance only when an error is detected.

  In the banding device of the present invention, the banding unit includes a cutting member for cutting the banding medium supplied by the supply unit and wound on the banknote bundle, and the control unit includes the banding medium. The guidance only when an error is detected by the error detection unit after the processing unit prints and / or stamps the banding medium and before the banding medium is cut by the cutting member of the banding unit. The notification unit may be controlled so as to notify the operator.

  The banding device of the present invention further includes a passage detection unit for detecting the passage of the banding medium supplied by the supply unit, and the banding medium is wound around the supply unit when an error is detected by the error detection unit. When returned, the band detection medium is not detected by the passage detection unit, and after the guidance is notified to the operator by the notification unit, the control unit detects the passage of the banding medium by the passage detection unit. When detected, the banding medium may be unwound from the supply unit, and it may be determined that the portion including the portion where printing and / or stamping has been performed on the banding medium has been removed.

  In this case, the bundling device of the present invention can be pulled out from the casing of the bundling device, further includes a drawer unit provided with at least the supply unit, and the guidance is notified to the operator by the notification unit. After that, the bundling medium is unwound from the supply unit until it is determined by the control unit that the portion including the portion where printing and / or stamping has been performed on the bundling medium has been removed. The drawer portion may not be able to be returned to the housing.

  In addition, after the guidance is notified to the operator by the notification unit, the banding medium is unwound from the supply unit, and the portion including the portion where printing and / or stamping is performed on the banding medium is removed. Until it is determined by the control unit, at least the operation related to the banding process may not be performed.

  The banding method of the present invention includes a step of supplying a band-shaped banding medium by a supply unit, a step of printing and / or stamping the banding medium supplied by the supply unit, a step of printing and / or supplying the banding medium by the supply unit. Alternatively, a step of forming a banded banknote by winding a banded medium that has been stamped on a banknote bundle, a step of rewinding the banding medium to the supply unit when an error regarding the banding process is detected, and an error regarding the banding process And a step of notifying an operator of guidance to remove a portion including a portion where printing and / or stamping has been performed on the bundling medium.

  According to such a bundling method, when an error relating to bundling processing occurs, the operator is informed of the guidance to remove the portion including the portion where printing and / or stamping has been performed on the bundling medium, When the cause of the error is canceled, it is possible to prevent the bundling medium printed or stamped before the error occurs from being unwound from the supply unit and sent to the bundling unit. The printed content and the stamped content of the bundling medium wound around the bundle can be made appropriate.

  According to the bundling apparatus and bundling method of the present invention, when the cause of this error is canceled after an error related to the bundling process has occurred, the bundling medium that has been printed or stamped before the error occurs is again supplied from the supply unit. It is possible to prevent the belt from being unwound and sent to the bundling portion, and thus the printing content and the stamping content of the bundling medium wound around the banknote bundle can be made appropriate.

It is a perspective view which shows the external appearance of the money handling machine by embodiment of this invention. It is a schematic block diagram which shows roughly the internal structure of the banknote processing apparatus in the money processor shown in FIG. It is a functional block diagram which shows the structure of the control system in the money processor shown in FIG.1 and FIG.2. It is a block diagram which shows the detail of a structure when the banding mechanism of the money processor shown in FIG. 2 etc. is seen from the side. It is a flowchart which shows the operation | movement at the time of performing a bundling process by a bundling mechanism in the money processor shown in FIG. (A) (b) is a figure which shows the guidance screen displayed on an operation display part, when an error generate | occur | produces when performing a bundling process with a bundling mechanism in the money processor shown in FIG. It is a figure which shows the guidance screen displayed on an operation display part, when an error generate | occur | produces when accommodating a band-bound banknote in a lump-sum banknote banknote storage or a money-type banknote banknote storage in the money processor shown in FIG. It is a figure which shows the guidance screen displayed on an operation display part, when an error generate | occur | produces, when storing a banded banknote in a lump-sum-banded banknote storage and a money-type banded banknote storage in the money processing machine of a prior art.

  Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 thru | or FIG. 7 is a figure which shows the banknote processing apparatus which provided the banknote processing apparatus which concerns on this Embodiment, and such a banknote processing apparatus. Among these, FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the money handling machine according to the present embodiment, and FIG. 2 is a schematic configuration diagram schematically showing the internal configuration of the banknote handling machine in the money handling machine shown in FIG. FIG. 3 is a functional block diagram showing the configuration of the control system in the money handling machine shown in FIG. 1 or 2. FIG. 4 is a configuration diagram showing details of the configuration when the banding mechanism of the money handling machine shown in FIG. 2 is viewed from the side. FIG. 5 is a flowchart showing the operation when performing the bundling process by the bundling mechanism in the money handling machine shown in FIG. 2 and the like, and FIGS. 6 (a) and 6 (b) are those in the money handling machine shown in FIG. It is a figure which shows the guidance screen displayed on an operation display part, when an error generate | occur | produces when performing a bundling process by a bundling mechanism. FIG. 7 is a guidance screen displayed on the operation display unit when an error occurs when storing the banded banknotes in the batch banded banknote storage or the money type banded banknote storage in the money handling machine shown in FIG. FIG. FIG. 8 shows a guidance screen displayed on the operation display unit when an error occurs when storing the banded banknotes in the batch banded banknote storage or the money type banded banknote storage in the conventional money handling machine. FIG.

  The money handling machine 1 according to the present embodiment can perform deposit processing and withdrawal processing of loose banknotes and loose coins, and form a banded banknote from a predetermined number (for example, 100) of rose banknotes in the machine body. Or withdrawal processing of banded banknotes can be performed. As shown in FIG. 1, the money handling machine 1 according to the present embodiment includes a banknote handling device 2 and a coin handling device 3 that are arranged side by side. Since the coin processing device 3 is not directly related to the present invention, the description thereof is omitted.

  The detail of the internal structure of the banknote processing apparatus 2 in the money handling machine 1 by this Embodiment is demonstrated using FIG. 1 and FIG. As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the banknote handling apparatus 2 has a substantially rectangular parallelepiped casing 12, and deposits loose banknotes from the outside of the casing 12 to the front of the casing 12. A depositing part 14 for depositing, a rose banknote dispensing part 16 for dispensing a banknote from the inside of the housing 12 to the outside, and a banded banknote dispensing for dispensing a banded banknote from the inside of the housing 12 to the outside Each part 17 is provided. 2 is the front side of the banknote handling apparatus 2 (that is, the front side when the banknote handling apparatus 2 is viewed as shown in FIG. 1), and the right side in FIG. The direction is the depth direction of the housing 12. Here, as shown in FIG. 2, the depositing unit 14 is provided with a shutter 14 a, and the shutter 14 a opens and closes an opening facing the front surface of the housing 12 in the depositing unit 14. When the opening of the depositing unit 14 is opened by the shutter 14a, the operator can access the depositing unit 14, and the operator inserts one or more loose banknotes into the depositing unit 14 in a stacked state. Will be able to. FIG. 1 shows a state where the shutter 14a is opened so that the operator can access the depositing unit 14. Such a shutter 14a is driven by a shutter drive unit 14b (see FIG. 3). Note that the depositing unit 14 may be left open without providing the shutter 14a. Also, the loose banknote dispensing unit 16 is provided with a shutter 16a. The shutter 16a has an opening facing the front surface of the loose banknote dispensing unit 16 and an opening facing the front surface of the banded banknote dispensing unit 17. It opens and closes. And if the opening of the rose banknote dispensing part 16 and the banded banknote dispensing part 17 is opened by the shutter 16a, the operator can access the rose banknote dispensing part 16 and the banded banknote dispensing part 17 respectively. Thus, the operator can take out the rose banknotes and the banded banknotes accumulated in the rose banknote dispensing unit 16 and the banded banknote dispensing unit 17 to the outside of the housing 12. Such a shutter 16a is driven by a shutter driver 16b (see FIG. 3).

  As shown in FIG. 2, below the depositing unit 14 on the front surface of the housing 12, when the banknote processing device 2 performs the processing for dispensing the banknotes, it should not be withdrawn by the banknote banking unit 16. When the banknote banknote depositing process is performed in the banknote processing unit 2 and the banknote banknote storage unit 32 and each type of banknote banknote storage unit 34 described later, A deposit reject unit 26 is provided for collecting loose banknotes that are determined not to be stored. Here, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the withdrawal reject unit 24 and the deposit rejection unit 26 are provided with shutters 24a and 26a, respectively, and these shutters 24a and 26a are provided with the withdrawal reject unit 24 and the withdrawal reject unit 24, respectively. Openings facing the front surface of the housing 12 in the deposit reject unit 26 are respectively opened and closed. When the opening of the withdrawal / rejection rejection unit 24 and the withdrawal / rejection rejection unit 26 is opened by the shutters 24a and 26a, the operator can access the withdrawal / rejection rejection unit 24 and the withdrawal / rejection rejection unit 26. The banknotes accumulated in the withdrawal reject unit 24 and the deposit rejection unit 26 can be taken out of the housing 12. Such shutters 24a and 26a are driven by shutter driving units 24b and 26b (see FIG. 3). Note that the deposit reject unit 26 may be left open without providing the shutter 26a. Further, in the present embodiment, since the withdrawal reject unit 24 is disposed immediately below the depositing unit 14, the withdrawal reject banknote in the withdrawal reject unit 24 is inserted into the depositing unit 14 and the housing When performing so-called withdrawal rejection return processing such as returning to 12, it is convenient because it is not inserted into the depositing unit 14 from a distant position.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the depositing unit 14 is provided with a bill feeding mechanism 14 c for feeding the individual banknotes inserted into the depositing unit 14 one by one into the housing 12. Moreover, the conveyance part 15 which conveys a rose banknote one by one within the said housing | casing 12 is provided in the inside of the housing | casing 12 of the banknote processing apparatus 2, and it was drawn from the deposit part 14 by the banknote feeding mechanism 14c. The loose banknote is conveyed by the conveyance unit 15. The transport unit 15 is provided with an identification unit 20, and the banknotes transported by the transport unit 15 are identified by the identification unit 20 in terms of denomination, authenticity, front / back, correct / injured, old / old, transport state, and the like. It has become so. Moreover, the conveyance part 15 is provided with the front-and-back inversion part 22, and the rose banknote identified by the identification part 20 is inverted by the front-and-back inversion part 22 so that the front and back may be aligned.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 2, the depositing temporary storage unit 30, the collective loose banknote storage 32, and a plurality (three in the example shown in FIG. 2) of denomination type banknote storage 34 are connected to the transport unit 15. The banknotes are sent from the transport unit 15 to the temporary deposit storage unit 30, the collective loose banknote storage 32, and the individual denomination type banknote storage 34. In these deposit temporary storage part 30, collective loose banknote storage 32, and each denomination rose banknote storage 34, rose banknotes are stacked in a stacked state. Also, the deposit temporary holding unit 30 is provided with a bill feeding / feeding mechanism 30a, and the loose bills temporarily held in the deposit temporary holding unit 30 are conveyed one by one by the bill feeding / feeding mechanism 30a. 15 is drawn out. Further, banknotes are fed one by one from the transport unit 15 to the temporary deposit storage unit 30 by the bill feeding / feeding mechanism 30a. Here, the deposit temporary storage unit 30 temporarily stores the rose banknotes identified by the identification unit 20 in the depositing process of loose banknotes before being stored in the collective loose banknote storage 32 or the individual denomination banknote storage 34. Has been put on hold. In addition, the lump bulk banknote storage 32 is provided with a banknote feeding / feeding mechanism 32a. The banknotes stored in the lump bulk banknote storage 32 are conveyed one by one by the banknote feeding / feeding mechanism 32a. It comes to be drawn out. In addition, individual banknotes are fed one by one from the transport unit 15 into the batch loose banknote storage 32 by the banknote feeding / feeding mechanism 32a. Here, in the collective loose banknote storage 32, a plurality of denominated rose banknotes are stored in a mixed state. In addition, each denomination individual banknote storage 34 is provided with a banknote feeding / feeding mechanism 34a, and the individual banknotes stored in each denomination type rose banknote storage 34 are one by one by the banknote feeding / feeding mechanism 34a. It is fed out to the transport unit 15. In addition, the banknote feeding and feeding mechanism 34a allows the individual banknotes to be fed one by one from the transport unit 15 to the individual denomination banknote storage 34. Here, each denomination type individual banknote storage 34 stores individual banknotes of a specific denomination.

  As shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2, a front door 12 a is provided at the lower part of the housing 12, and the operator can access the inside of the temporary deposit storage unit 30 by opening the front door 12 a. It is like that. Moreover, the deposit temporary storage part 30, the collective loose banknote storage 32, and each money type separate banknote storage 34 can be pulled out from the inside of the housing 12 to the front side (that is, in the left direction in FIG. 2). It is accommodated in the drawer unit 13. Then, when the operator opens the front door 12a and pulls the drawer unit 13 from the inside of the housing 12 to the near side, the operator pulls the collective loose banknote storage 32 and each denomination rose banknote storage 34 into the drawer unit. 13 can be removed.

  As shown in FIG. 2, a plurality of (two in the example shown in FIG. 2) organizing temporary storage units 40 are connected to the transport unit 15. When banknotes are sent, loose banknotes are stacked in a stacked state in these organized temporary storage units 40. Moreover, in the banknote processing apparatus 2 by this Embodiment, the bundling mechanism 50 which forms a bundling banknote by winding a bundling paper around the banknote bundle which consists of a predetermined number (for example, 100 sheets) of loose banknotes is provided. Details of the configuration of such a bundling mechanism 50 will be described later.

  As shown in FIG. 2, a first arm mechanism 41 and a second arm mechanism 42 are provided inside the housing 12. The first arm mechanism 41 is movable between the temporary arrangement and storage units 40 and the bundling mechanism 50, and the bundling mechanism 50 collects a banknote bundle made up of a predetermined number of loose banknotes accumulated in the temporary arrangement and storage unit 40. It is designed to be transported. Here, when the bundling process is performed in the bundling mechanism 50, the bundling paper is wound around the outer peripheral surface of the banknote bundle that is held between the pair of upper and lower arms of the first arm mechanism 41. Further, the first arm mechanism 41 can move upward from the position shown in FIG. 2 to reach a position facing the second arm mechanism 42. Thus, one or a plurality of bundled loose banknotes taken out from each organizing temporary storage unit 40 by the first arm mechanism 41 is transferred from the first arm mechanism 41 to the second arm mechanism 42, or by the banding mechanism 50. The formed banded bill can be delivered from the first arm mechanism 41 to the second arm mechanism 42.

  The second arm mechanism 42 can move from the position shown in FIG. 2 toward the loose banknote dispensing unit 16 toward the front side of the housing 12 (that is, in the left direction in FIG. 2). Thereby, after one or more bundled loose banknotes or band-bound banknotes are transferred from the first arm mechanism 41 to the second arm mechanism 42, one or more pairs of upper and lower arms of the second arm mechanism 42 are used. The second arm mechanism 42 moves toward the loose banknote dispensing unit 16 as indicated by the arrow in FIG. One or a plurality of bundled rose banknotes and banded banknotes that are held are sent to the rose banknote dispensing unit 16. More specifically, as shown in FIG. 2, the back side of the banknote dispensing unit 16 (that is, the right side in FIG. 2) is movable downward from the position shown in FIG. An extending plate-shaped separation member 19 is provided, and one or more bundled loose banknotes or band-wrapped banknotes are sandwiched between a pair of upper and lower arms of the second arm mechanism 42. After each arm part accesses the inside of the loose banknote dispensing part 16, the separating member 19 moves downward from the position shown in FIG. 2, and then one or more bundle states from each arm part in the second arm mechanism 42 Are released, and the second arm mechanism 42 moves in a direction away from the rose bill dispensing unit 16 (that is, the right direction in FIG. 2), one or more bundled rose bills or band seals. Banknotes are minutes It will remain in rose banknote dispensing unit 16 and separated from the second arm mechanism 42 by abutting the member 19.

  As shown in FIG. 2, in the present embodiment, a stage 18 is provided that can move in the vertical direction in FIG. 2 across the loose banknote dispensing unit 16 and the banded banknote dispensing unit 17. . Here, when the banknote handling apparatus 2 according to the present embodiment performs the withdrawal process of loose banknotes, the stage 18 comes to be positioned near the bottom surface of the banded banknote withdrawal part 17 as shown in FIG. The one or more bundled rose banknotes sent from the second arm mechanism 42 to the loose banknote dispensing unit 16 are accumulated in the loose banknote dispensing unit 16. On the other hand, when the withdrawal process of the banded banknote is performed in the banknote handling apparatus 2 of the present embodiment, the stage 18 moves downward from the position shown in FIG. Then, when the banded banknotes are sent from the second arm mechanism 42 to the loose banknote dispensing unit 16, the banded banknotes are accumulated on the stage 18. Then, when the stage 18 rises and moves from the rose banknote dispensing unit 16 to the banded banknote dispensing unit 17, the banded banknote is delivered from the stage 18 to the banded banknote dispensing unit 17, and the banded banknote is dispensed to the banded banknote. The unit 17 is accumulated. In the present embodiment, when the banknote handling apparatus 2 performs a withdrawal process for a plurality of banded banknotes, the banded banknotes are sequentially stacked on the banded banknote dispensing unit 17 from below.

  In addition, as shown in FIG. 2, in the upper region inside the housing 12, a bundled banknote storage 70 and a plurality of (three in the example shown in FIG. 2) denominated banded storage 72 are provided. The bundled banknote storage 70 and the respective denominated banded banknote storages 72 are configured to store the banded banknotes formed by the banding mechanism 50 in a stacked state. Specifically, the bundled banknote storage 70 stores a plurality of denominated banded banknotes in a mixed state, while each denominated banded banknote storage 72 has a preset value. The banded banknote of the specified denomination is stored. Here, when the denominated banded banknote storage 72 of a denomination is in a full state or a near full state, and no more banded banknotes can be stored in the denominated banded banknote storage 72, the denomination The banded banknote is stored in the bundled banknote storage 70 as an overflow banded banknote.

  Stages 70a and 72a that can be moved in the vertical direction in FIG. 2 are provided inside the bundled banknote storage 70 and the denominated banded banknote storage 72, respectively. The banded banknotes sent to the collective banded banknote storage 70 and each type of banded banknote storage 72 from the opening provided at the upper end (ceiling part) of the money type banded banknote storage 72 are placed on the stages 70a and 72a. They are integrated in a stacked state. Moreover, when taking out a banded banknote from the lump-summed banknote storage 70 or each denomination-type banded banknote storage 72, the stage 70a, 72a is raised to raise the lump-summed banknote storage 70 or each denomination-type banded banknote storage 72. From the opening provided in the upper end part (ceiling part), the banded banknote comes out upward.

  In addition, a banded banknote transport unit 60 for transporting the banded banknotes is provided above the collective banded banknote storages 70 and the respective denominated banded banknote storages 72. The banded banknote transport unit 60 has a circulation belt 60b in which a plurality of protrusions 60a are provided at equal intervals, and the circulation belt 60b circulates in both the clockwise direction and the counterclockwise direction in FIG. Can be done. Then, when the band-bound banknote is transported by the band-bound banknote transport unit 60, the band-bound banknote is moved in either the left or right direction in FIG. 2 while being hooked by the protrusion 60a along the lower surface of the circulation belt 60b. Become. Moreover, as shown in FIG. 2, the discrimination | determination part 62 is provided between the bundling banknote dispensing part 17 and the lump-summated banknote storage 70 in the conveyance path of the bundling banknote by the bundling banknote conveyance part 60, and a bundling banknote. The denomination of the banded banknote conveyed by the conveying unit 60 is discriminated by the discriminating unit 62.

  Here, when the banded banknotes formed by the banding mechanism 50 are stored in the collective banded banknote storage 70 and each denominated banded banknote storage 72, the banded banknotes are accumulated on the stage 18 by the second arm mechanism 42. After that, the stage 18 ascends and reaches a position in the vicinity of the banded banknote transport unit 60. Further, the circulation belt 60b circulates in the counterclockwise direction in FIG. As a result, the banded banknote on the stage 18 is hooked by the protrusion 60a and conveyed rightward in FIG. 2 along the lower surface of the circulation belt 60b. After the denomination is determined by the determination unit 62, the determination unit Based on the determination result by 62, the bills are stored in the bundled banknote storage 70 and the denominated banknote storage 72. On the other hand, when the banded banknotes stored in the collective banded banknote storage 70 or each type of banded banknote storage 72 are withdrawn by the banded banknote dispensing unit 17, the circulation belt 60b rotates in the clockwise direction in FIG. 2, the banded banknotes pushed upward from the bundled banknote storage 70 and the denominated banded banknote storage 72 are hooked by the protrusions 60a and conveyed to the left in FIG. 2 along the lower surface of the circulation belt 60b. Will come to be. Further, the stage 18 rises and reaches a position in the vicinity of the banded banknote transport unit 60. Then, after the denomination of the banded banknote conveyed by the banded banknote transporting unit 60 is determined by the determining unit 62, the banded banknotes are accumulated one by one on the stage 18, and a predetermined number of banded banknotes are stacked on the stage 18. Are accumulated, the stage 18 descends and the banded banknotes are delivered from the stage 18 to the banded banknote dispensing unit 17. When the banded banknotes are transported along the lower surface of the circulation belt 60b, the opening of the banded banknotes out of the openings provided in the upper end portions (ceiling portions) of the collective banded banknote storage 70 and the denominated banded banknote storages 72. The opening of the collective banded banknote storage 70 and the denomination-type banded banknote storage 72 to be paid out or put in is opened. On the other hand, the opening of the bundled banknote storage 70 and the denominated banded banknote storage 72 that are not to be fed out or put in the banded banknotes are blocked by a shutter (not shown), and the passage of the banded banknotes is obstructed. It is supposed not to be.

  Next, the detail of the structure of the banding mechanism 50 in the banknote processing apparatus 2 of this Embodiment is demonstrated using FIG. As shown in FIG. 4, the banding mechanism 50 includes a band-wrapping paper (indicated by reference numeral B in FIG. 4) wound around an unwinding roll 51 and a banding paper unwound from the unwinding roll 51. Predetermined contents such as “slipper stamp” on the printing member 52 such as an ink jet printer that prints predetermined contents such as the date and time of processing, the name of the financial institution, and the like, and the banded paper unwound from the unwinding roll 51 A stamp member 53 such as a stamp that selectively performs stamping, and a banded paper that is unwound from the unwinding roll 51 and printed or stamped by the printing member 52 or the stamping member 53, is a banknote bundle (reference numeral in FIG. 4). And a banding part 54 that forms a banded banknote by winding it around. Here, in the unwinding roll 51, the belt-shaped band seal paper is wound around the rotation shaft 51a. In addition, a drive motor 51b for driving the rotation shaft 51a is provided, and the rotation shaft 51a can be rotated in both forward and reverse directions by the drive motor 51b. Specifically, when the banding paper unwound from the unwinding roll 51 is supplied to the banding portion 54, the rotation shaft 51a is rotated counterclockwise in FIG. 4 by the drive motor 51b, When the banding paper is rewound onto the unwinding roll 51, the rotation shaft 51a is rotated in the clockwise direction in FIG. 4 by the drive motor 51b.

  The banding part 54 forms a banded banknote by winding a banding paper around a banknote bundle made up of a predetermined number of loose banknotes held between a pair of upper and lower arms of the first arm mechanism 41. Specifically, the banding part 54 has a heater 54a for welding the banding paper wound around the banknote bundle and a cutter 54b for cutting the banding paper wound around the banknote bundle and welded by the heater 54a. . Thus, as shown in FIG. 4, the banding paper is wound around the banknote bundle by a tape holder (not shown) and tightened. The tightened banding paper is welded by the heater 54 a, and then the banding paper is cut by the cutter 54 b. By being cut, a banded banknote is formed.

  As shown in FIG. 4, the unwinding roll 51, the printing member 52, and the stamping member 53 are accommodated in a first drawing unit 50 a provided on the top of the banding mechanism 50, while the banding part 54 is included in the banding mechanism 50. Is housed in a second drawer unit 50b provided in the lower part of the housing. The first drawer unit 50a and the second drawer unit 50b can be pulled out from the housing 12, respectively. And when exchanging the unwinding roll 51, or when an operator cuts the band seal paper unwound from the unwinding roll 51, the 1st drawer unit 50a and the 2nd drawer unit 50b are integrated. After pulling out from the housing 12, the operator can access the inside of the first drawer unit 50a by further pulling out the first drawer unit 50a.

  As shown in FIG. 4, a first detection sensor 56 for detecting the band seal paper is provided near the entrance of the band seal paper in the second drawer unit 50b. The first detection sensor 56 is composed of a light interrupter including a light emitting element and a light receiving element provided so as to sandwich a banding paper sent from the unwinding roll 51 to the banding part 54, and the light emitting element and the light receiving element in the photointerrupter The optical axis is blocked by the banding paper, and the photo interrupter enters a light-shielding state, so that the passage of the banding paper is detected. When a banded banknote is formed in the banding mechanism 50, if a predetermined number (for example, 100) of banded banknotes are accumulated in each sorting temporary storage unit 40, the banded paper is unwound from the unwinding roll 51 and printed. When a predetermined content is printed or stamped on the banding paper by the member 52 or the stamping member 53 and then the leading end portion of the banding paper is detected by the first detection sensor 56, the banding paper is unwound from the winding roll 51. The operation is stopped. As a result, the banded paper on which the predetermined content has been printed or stamped is put on standby in a state where the leading end portion thereof is positioned at the first detection sensor 56. And if the banknote bundle taken out from the arrangement temporary storage part 40 by the 1st arm mechanism 41 is conveyed to the bundling part 54 of the bundling mechanism 50, the unwinding operation of the bundling paper from the unwinding roll 51 will be resumed. The band-wrapping paper waiting in a state where the leading end portion is positioned on the first detection sensor 56 is sent to the band-wrapping portion 54.

  In the present embodiment, as shown in FIG. 4, a second detection sensor 58 for detecting the banding paper is also provided in the vicinity of the banding paper outlet in the first drawer unit 50a. The second detection sensor 58 is also composed of a photo interrupter including a light emitting element and a light receiving element provided so as to sandwich a banded paper sent from the unwinding roll 51 to the band sealing portion 54, and the light emitting element and the light receiving element in the photo interrupter The optical axis is blocked by the banding paper, and the photo interrupter enters a light-shielding state, so that the passage of the banding paper is detected. Details of the function of the second detection sensor 58 will be described later.

  In addition, the money handling machine 1 of the present embodiment is provided with a control unit 80 that controls each component of the money handling machine 1. More specifically, as shown in FIG. 3, the control unit 80 includes a depositing unit 14 (specifically, a bill feeding mechanism 14 c provided in the depositing unit 14), a transport unit 15, and an identification unit. Unit 20, front / back reversing unit 22, deposit temporary storage unit 30 (specifically, banknote feeding / feeding mechanism 30 a provided in the temporary deposit storage unit 30), batch loose banknote storage 32 (specifically, bulk rose Bill feeding / feeding mechanism 32a provided in the banknote storage 32, each denomination rose banknote storage 34 (specifically, banknote feeding / feeding mechanism 34a provided in each denomination rose bill storage 34), 1st arm mechanism 41, 2nd arm mechanism 42, banding mechanism 50, banding banknote conveyance part 60, discriminating part 62, collective banding banknote storage 70, each money type banding banknote storage 72, each shutter 14a, 16a, 24a, Shutter drive to open and close 26a 14b, 16b, 24b, 26b are respectively connected. Then, a signal related to the banknote identification result by the identification unit 20, information related to the determination result of the denomination of the banded banknote by the determination unit 62, and the like are sent to the control unit 80, and the control unit 80 includes each component of the banknote processing device 2. The operation of these components is controlled by sending command signals to the members.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 3, each constituent member of the coin processing device 3 is connected to the control unit 80, and the control unit 80 controls the operation of each constituent member of the coin processing device 3 to process the coin processing. In the apparatus 3, deposit processing and withdrawal processing of loose coins are performed. The details of the method for controlling each component of the coin processing device 3 by the control unit 80 will be omitted. As shown in FIG. 3, an operation display unit 82, a storage unit 84, a printing unit 86, and a communication interface unit 88 are connected to the control unit 80 in a communicable manner. As shown in FIG. 1, the operation display unit 82 includes a touch panel or the like provided on the front surface of the money handling machine 1, and the operation display unit 82 includes the processing status of money in the money handling machine 1, and the banknote handling apparatus 2. In addition, information relating to the amount of rose banknotes, banded banknotes and rose coins stored in the coin processing device 3 is displayed. Further, the operator can give various commands to the control unit 80 by the operation display unit 82.

  The storage unit 84 stores information on the processing history of money in the money handling machine 1 and information on the amount of rose banknotes, banded banknotes and rose coins stored in the banknote processing apparatus 2 and the coin processing apparatus 3. It has become. Moreover, as shown in FIG. 1, the printing part 86 consists of the printer etc. which were provided in the front surface of the money processor 1, and the said printing part 86 is the money processing history in the money processor 1, the banknote processing apparatus 2, Information relating to the amount of rose banknotes, banded banknotes, and rose coins stored in the coin processing device 3 is printed on a receipt or the like. In addition, the control unit 80 can send and receive signals to and from an external device (specifically, for example, a host terminal) provided separately from the money handling machine 1 according to the present embodiment via the communication interface unit 88. It can be done.

  In the present embodiment, an error detection unit 90 that detects an error related to the bundling process by the bundling mechanism 50 is connected to the control unit 80. The error detection unit 90 detects this when an error relating to the bundling process occurs when the bundling process is performed by the bundling mechanism 50. Specifically, when the unwinding operation of the banding paper from the unwinding roll 51 is not performed normally, or when the banding paper unwound from the unwinding roll 51 is not properly wound on the banknote bundle, etc. The error detection unit 90 detects that an error relating to the banding process has occurred.

  Next, operation | movement of the banknote processing apparatus 2 in the money processor 1 which consists of such a structure is demonstrated. In addition, operation | movement of the banknote processing apparatus 2 as shown below is performed because the control part 80 controls each structural member of the banknote processing apparatus 2. FIG.

  First, the operation | movement at the time of performing the deposit processing of the loose banknote in the banknote processing apparatus 2 is demonstrated. When the banknote processing apparatus 2 according to the present embodiment is in a standby state, an operator inputs a command for starting a deposit process to the control unit 80 by the operation display unit 82 or a communication interface unit from an external device such as a host terminal. When a command for starting the deposit process is transmitted to the control unit 80 via 88, the shutter 14a provided in the deposit unit 14 is opened, and the operator inserts one or a plurality of loose banknotes into the deposit unit 14. Will be able to. The loose banknotes thrown into the depositing unit 14 are fed into the housing 12 one by one by the banknote feeding mechanism 14c, and are conveyed one by one by the conveying unit 15. And the rose banknote conveyed by the conveyance part 15 identifies the denomination, authenticity, front and back, right and wrong, new and old, conveyance state, etc. by the identification part 20. FIG. Moreover, the front and back of the loose banknote identified by the identification unit 20 is arranged by the front / back reversing unit 22. And the banknote identified as the normal banknote by the identification part 20, ie, a reject banknote, is sent to the deposit | rejection rejection part 26 by the conveyance part 15 from the front / back inversion part 22. FIG. Here, when all the rose banknotes thrown into the depositing unit 14 are drawn out into the housing 12, the shutter 26a provided in the deposit rejecting unit 26 is opened, and the operator is accumulated in the depositing rejecting unit 26. The rejected banknote can be manually taken out and re-inserted into the depositing unit 14 or the like.

  On the other hand, the loose banknotes identified as normal banknotes by the identifying unit 20 are sent from the front / back reversing unit 22 to the temporary depositing unit 30 by the transport unit 15 and temporarily held by the temporary depositing unit 30. It becomes like this. When all the loose banknotes inserted into the depositing unit 14 are fed into the housing 12 and sent to the depositing temporary storage unit 30 or the deposit rejecting unit 26, the operation display unit 82 confirms the deposit to the operator. A message prompting the command is displayed. When the operator who sees the message displayed on the operation display unit 82 inputs a deposit confirmation command through the operation display unit 82, the banknotes are transferred one by one from the deposit temporary storage unit 30 by the banknote feeding and feeding mechanism 30a. 15 is sent to the collective loose banknote storage 32 or each denomination type separate banknote storage 34 by the transport unit 15. More specifically, the rose banknotes fed from the deposit temporary holding unit 30 to the transport unit 15 are identified by the identification unit 20 and the front and back reversing unit 22 prepares the front and back, and then each denomination of the corresponding denomination Although it is sent to the loose bill storage shed 34, if the corresponding denomination rose bill storage shed 34 is in a full state or a near full state, the loose bill is sent as an overflow bill to the collective rose bill shed 32. become. Then, when all the banknotes are fed out from the deposit temporary storage unit 30 to the transport unit 15 and sent to the individual banknote storage boxes 34 or the bulk banknote storage box 32, the banknote processing apparatus 2 receives the banknotes. A series of such operations are completed.

  Next, the operation | movement at the time of performing the payment | withdrawal process of a loose banknote in the banknote processing apparatus 2 is demonstrated. When the banknote handling apparatus 2 according to the present embodiment is in a standby state, a command for starting a withdrawal process for rose banknotes including information on the number of denominations and total amount of rose banknotes to be dispensed is issued. When an operator inputs to the control unit 80 via the operation display unit 82 or an instruction to start the above-described rose bill withdrawal process is transmitted from the external device such as a host terminal to the control unit 80 via the communication interface unit 88, The individual banknotes of the denominations to be withdrawn are fed out from the individual denomination type banknote storage 34 one by one to the transport unit 15 by the banknote feeding and feeding mechanism 34a. The loose banknotes fed to the transport unit 15 are transported one by one by the transport unit 15, and the denomination, front and back, transport state, and the like are identified by the identification unit 20. Moreover, the front and back of the loose banknote identified by the identification unit 20 is arranged by the front / back reversing unit 22.

  When the rose banknote identified by the identification unit 20 is a banknote determined to be able to be withdrawn by the rose banknote withdrawal unit 16, the loose banknote is sent to the rose banknote withdrawal unit 16. Specifically, the banknote determined to be able to be withdrawn by the rose banknote dispensing unit 16 is transferred from the identification unit 20 to the one of the upper and lower organized temporary storage units 40 by the transport unit 15. Sent to the temporary storage unit 40. When the number of loose banknotes accumulated in the temporary arrangement and storage unit 40 reaches the number to be withdrawn, the bundle of loose banknotes accumulated in the temporary arrangement and storage unit 40 is collected by the first arm mechanism 41. 40. Thereafter, the first arm mechanism 41 rises from the position shown in FIG. 2 and moves to a position facing the second arm mechanism 42, so that the bundle of banknotes taken out from the temporary arrangement and storage unit 40 becomes the first arm mechanism 41. Is transferred to the second arm mechanism 42, and a bundle of banknotes is sent to the loose banknote dispensing unit 16 by the second arm mechanism 42. Here, when the banknote dispensing process is performed, the stage 18 is positioned near the bottom surface of the banded banknote dispensing unit 17 as shown in FIG. The rose banknotes sent to the gold part 16 are accumulated in the rose banknote dispensing part 16. When all the rose banknotes to be withdrawn are sent to the rose banknote withdrawal unit 16, the operator opens the rose banknote withdrawal unit 16 by opening the shutter 16a provided in the rose banknote withdrawal unit 16. The rose bills can be taken out. In addition, when the rose banknote identified by the identification part 20 is not a banknote judged that it can be withdrawn by the rose banknote withdrawal part 16, the said rose banknote is sent to the withdrawal rejection part 24. It is accumulated in the withdrawal reject unit 24.

  Next, the operation | movement at the time of performing the payment processing of a banded banknote in the banknote processing apparatus 2 is demonstrated. When the banknote processing apparatus 2 according to the present embodiment is in a standby state, a command for starting a withdrawal process for a banded banknote including information relating to the number of denominations of a banded banknote to be withdrawn and the total amount of money is issued. When an operator inputs to the control unit 80 through the operation display unit 82 or a command for starting the withdrawal processing of the above-mentioned banded banknote is transmitted to the control unit 80 from an external device such as a host terminal via the communication interface unit 88, The loose banknotes corresponding to the denominations of the banded banknotes to be dispensed are fed out one by one from each denominated bulk banknote storage 34 to the transport unit 15 by the banknote feeding and feeding mechanism 34a. The loose banknotes fed to the transport unit 15 are transported one by one by the transport unit 15, and the denomination, front and back, transport state, and the like are identified by the identification unit 20. Moreover, the front and back of the loose banknote identified by the identification unit 20 is arranged by the front / back reversing unit 22. Thereafter, the loose banknotes are sent to one of the upper and lower organized temporary storage units 40 by the transport unit 15 and are accumulated in the organized temporary storage unit 40.

  When the number of loose banknotes accumulated in the temporary arrangement and storage unit 40 reaches a predetermined number (specifically, for example, 100), the bundle of loose banknotes accumulated in the temporary arrangement and storage unit 40 is changed to the first arm mechanism. The banknote bundle is taken out from the organizing temporary storage unit 40 by 41 and sent to the banding mechanism 50 by the first arm mechanism 41. In the banding mechanism 50, a banded paper is formed by winding a banded paper around the outer peripheral surface of the banknote bundle in a state where the banknote bundle is sandwiched between a pair of upper and lower arms of the first arm mechanism 41. After that, when the first arm mechanism 41 moves upward from the position shown in FIG. 2 and reaches the position facing the second arm mechanism 42 while holding the banded banknote, the first arm mechanism 41 changes to the second arm mechanism 42. The banded banknotes are delivered. Then, the second arm mechanism 42 moves leftward from the position shown in FIG. 2 toward the loose banknote dispensing unit 16, and the banded banknote is sent to the loose banknote dispensing unit 16. Here, when the withdrawal process of the banded banknote is performed, the stage 18 moves downward from the position shown in FIG. 2 so as to be positioned in the vicinity of the bottom surface of the loose banknote dispensing part 16, and the second arm mechanism. When the banded banknote is sent from 42 to the rose banknote dispensing unit 16, the banded banknote is accumulated on the stage 18. Then, when the stage 18 rises and moves from the rose banknote dispensing unit 16 to the banded banknote dispensing unit 17, the banded banknote is delivered from the stage 18 to the banded banknote dispensing unit 17, and the banded banknote is dispensed to the banded banknote. The unit 17 is accumulated. In the present embodiment, when the banknote handling apparatus 2 performs a withdrawal process for a plurality of banded banknotes, the banded banknotes are sequentially stacked on the banded banknote dispensing unit 17 from below. Then, when all of the banded banknotes to be withdrawn are sent to the banded banknote dispensing unit 17, the front of the housing 12 in the banded banknote dispensing unit 17 is opened by opening the shutter 16a provided on the rose banknote dispensing unit 16. The opening which faces is also opened, and the operator can take out the banded banknote from the banded banknote dispensing unit 17.

  Next, the operation | movement at the time of performing the accommodation process of a banded banknote which forms a banded banknote in the banknote processing apparatus 2, and stores it in the collective banded banknote storage 70 or each money type banded banknote storage 72 is demonstrated. In the operation when storing the banded banknote in the banknote processing apparatus 2, the operation until the banded banknote sent from the second arm mechanism 42 to the loose banknote dispensing unit 16 is accumulated on the stage 18 is the above-described banded banknote. This is the same as the operation when performing the withdrawal process. For this reason, the operation | movement after a banded banknote is integrated | stacked on the stage 18 is demonstrated below.

  When the banded bills formed by the banding mechanism 50 are stacked on the stage 18 by the second arm mechanism 42, the stage 18 rises and reaches a position in the vicinity of the banded bill conveyance unit 60. Further, when the banded banknote is stored, the circulation belt 60b circulates in the counterclockwise direction in FIG. As a result, the banded banknote on the stage 18 that has reached a position in the vicinity of the banded banknote transport unit 60 is hooked by the protrusion 60a and transported in the right direction in FIG. 2 along the lower surface of the circulation belt 60b. Then, after the denomination is discriminated by the discriminating unit 62, the bundled banknotes conveyed by the banded bill transporting unit 60 are stored based on the discrimination result by the discriminating unit 62 and the bundled banknotes stored in the respective denominations. The container 72 is stored. Here, the banded banknotes transported by the banded banknote transporting unit 60 are basically stored in each denominated banded banknote storage 72 corresponding to the denomination determined by the determining unit 62, If the denominated banded banknote storage 72 corresponding to the determined denomination is full or near full, and no more banded banknotes can be stored in the denominated banded banknote storage 72, the banded banknote is It is stored in the bundled banknote storage 70 as an overflow banded banknote.

  Next, the operation | movement at the time of performing the payment | withdrawal process of the banded banknote accommodated in the collective banded banknote storage 70 and each money classification banded banknote storage 72 in the banknote processing apparatus 2 is demonstrated. When the banded banknotes stored in the collective banded banknote storage 70 and each type of banded banknote storage 72 are withdrawn to the outside of the housing 12 by the banded banknote dispensing unit 17, the circulation belt 60b is shown in FIG. Circulate in a clockwise direction. Further, when the stage 70a, 72a on which the bundled banknotes are accumulated in the collective banded banknote storage 70 and each type of banded banknote storage 72 rises, the uppermost layered banded banknote is hooked by the protrusion 60a and the circulation belt 60b. 2 is conveyed in the left direction in FIG. Further, the stage 18 rises and reaches a position in the vicinity of the banded banknote transport unit 60. And after the denomination of the banded banknote conveyed by the banded banknote transport unit 60 is determined by the determination unit 62, the banded banknotes are accumulated one by one on the stage 18, and a predetermined number of banded banknotes are stored on the stage 18. When accumulated, the stage 18 descends and the banded banknote is delivered from the stage 18 to the banded banknote dispensing unit 17. Then, when all of the banded banknotes to be withdrawn are sent to the banded banknote dispensing unit 17, the front of the housing 12 in the banded banknote dispensing unit 17 is opened by opening the shutter 16a provided on the rose banknote dispensing unit 16. The opening which faces is also opened, and the operator can take out the banded banknote from the banded banknote dispensing unit 17.

  Next, operation | movement at the time of a banding process being performed in the banding mechanism 50 of the banknote processing apparatus 2 of this Embodiment is demonstrated using the flowchart shown in FIG. When a predetermined number (for example, 100) of loose banknotes is accumulated in each organizing / temporary holding unit 40 during the above-described withdrawal processing and storing processing of the banded banknotes (“YES” in STEP 1), unwinding is performed. When the rotation shaft 51a of the roll 51 is rotated in the counterclockwise direction in FIG. 4 by the drive motor 51b, the band seal paper is unwound from the unwind roll 51, and the printing member 52 is applied to the unwound band seal paper. The predetermined content is printed or stamped by the stamp member 53 (STEP 2). When the leading end portion of the banding paper is detected by the first detection sensor 56, the unwinding operation of the banding paper from the unwinding roll 51 is stopped. As a result, the banded paper on which the predetermined content has been printed or stamped is put on standby in a state where the leading end portion thereof is positioned at the first detection sensor 56. Thereafter, a bundle of loose banknotes accumulated in the temporary arrangement and storage unit 40 is taken out of the temporary arrangement and storage unit 40 by the first arm mechanism 41, and the banknote bundle is transferred to the banding part 54 of the banding mechanism 50 by the first arm mechanism 41. It is sent (STEP 3). When the banknote bundle held by the first arm mechanism 41 is conveyed to the bundling portion 54 of the bundling mechanism 50, the unwinding operation of the bundling paper from the unwinding roll 51 is resumed, and the leading end portion is the first detection sensor 56. The band-wrapping paper that has been waiting in the state positioned at is sent to the band-wrapping portion 54. Then, as shown in FIG. 4, the band-wrapping paper is wound around the banknote bundle by the tape holder (not shown) in the band-wrapping section 54 and then tightened. The tightened band-wrapping paper is welded by the heater 54a, and then the band-wrapping paper is sealed by the cutter 54b. When the paper is cut, a banded banknote is formed.

  In the present embodiment, when an error relating to the bundling process occurs when the bundling process is performed by the bundling mechanism 50, the error detection unit 90 detects the error. Specifically, as described above, the operation of unwinding the banded paper from the winding roll 51 is not normally performed, or the banded paper unwound from the winding roll 51 is not properly wound around the banknote bundle. In such a case, the error detection unit 90 detects that an error relating to the bundling process has occurred. When the error detection unit 90 detects that an error has occurred (“YES” in STEP 4), the rotation shaft 51a of the unwinding roll 51 is rotated in the clockwise direction in FIG. 4 by the drive motor 51b. The band seal paper is rewound onto the unwinding roll 51 (STEP 5). Thus, the operator can remove the cause of the error by pulling out the first drawer unit 50a and the second drawer unit 50b of the bundling mechanism 50 from the housing 12. Further, when the banding paper is undetected by the second detection sensor 58 when the banding paper is rewound onto the winding roll 51, the rewinding operation of the banding paper to the winding roll 51 is stopped. Thereafter, as shown in FIG. 6A, the operation display unit 82 unwinds the banding paper from the unwinding roll 51 and removes the portion including the portion where printing or stamping has been performed on the banding paper. A screen is displayed (STEP 6).

  The operator who sees the guidance screen as shown in FIG. 6A pulls out the first drawer unit 50a and the second drawer unit 50b of the bundling mechanism 50 integrally from the housing 12, and then the first drawer unit 50a. Pull out more. As a result, the operator can manually unwind the banding paper from the unwinding roll 51 and remove the portion including the portion where printing or stamping has been performed on the banding paper with scissors or the like. When it is determined by the control unit 80 that the banding paper has been unwound from the unwinding roll 51 and the portion including the portion where printing or stamping has been performed on the banding paper has been removed (“YES” in STEP 7) ), The first drawer unit 50a can be returned to the inside of the housing 12 (STEP 8). In this case, the bundling process can be resumed in the bundling mechanism 50 (STEP 9). More specifically, after the banding paper is rewound onto the unwinding roll 51 and a guidance screen as shown in FIG. 6A is displayed on the operation display unit 82, the banding paper is unwound from the unwinding roll 51. Thus, when the banding paper is detected by the second detection sensor 58, the control unit 80 removes the part including the portion where the banding paper is unwound from the unwinding roll 51 and printed or stamped on the banding paper. It will be judged that it was done. On the other hand, when the banding paper is rewound onto the unwinding roll 51 and the guidance display as shown in FIG. 6A is displayed on the operation display unit 82, the banding paper is not detected by the second detection sensor 58. Since the banding paper is not unwound from the unwinding roll 51, and it is considered that the portion including the portion where the printing or stamping is performed on the banding paper is not removed, the first drawing unit 50a is attached to the casing 12. The first drawer unit 50a cannot be returned to the inside of the housing 12 after being pulled out to the outside. As a result, the operator removes the portion including the portion where the banding paper has been printed or stamped in spite of the guidance screen as shown in FIG. This makes it possible for the operator to notice this when there is not.

  In the conventional banding mechanism, if an error relating to the banding process occurs before the banded banknote is formed, the banding process is interrupted and the banding paper is rewound onto the unwinding roll. When the drawer unit provided with is pulled out from the casing of the banding device and the cause of the error is removed and then the drawing unit is returned into the casing of the banding device, the banding paper is unwound from the unwinding roll again and the band sealing is performed. Processing was resumed. However, in such a conventional banding mechanism, an error relating to the banding process occurs after the banding paper has been printed or stamped with a predetermined content, and if the banding paper is rewound onto the unwinding roll, When the bundling process is resumed after removing the cause of the above, the bundling paper that has been unwound from the unwinding roll will be printed or stamped with the specified content again, and the bundling paper will be printed or stamped twice. As a result, there is a risk that the contents of the print and the contents of the seal will be unclear. In addition, when a banding process is performed on, for example, a bundle of damaged tickets, when a banded paper is printed or a stamp indicating that it is a damaged ticket, an error related to the banding process occurs and such damage is caused. It is a bad ticket when the bundling process is performed on a bundle of genuine tickets after the bundling paper that has been printed or stamped to be a voucher is rewound on the unwinding roll and then the bundling process is resumed. There is a possibility that the banded paper on which printing or stamping has been performed is sent to the banding portion and wound around a bundle of genuine bills. On the other hand, in the present embodiment, when the error detection unit 90 detects that an error relating to the bundling process has occurred, after the bundling paper is rewound on the unwinding roll 51, the operation display unit 82 A guidance screen for unwinding the banding paper from the unwinding roll 51 and removing a portion including the portion where printing or stamping has been performed on the banding paper is displayed. Thus, after the operator pulls out the first drawer unit 50a to the outside of the housing 12, the operator unwinds the band seal paper from the unwind roll 51 and includes a portion including a portion where the band seal paper is printed or stamped. Since it will be removed, double-printing or stamping will be performed on the banded paper, and the printed contents or stamped contents will be ambiguous, or the banded paper that has been printed or stamped to indicate that it is a damaged ticket It can be prevented from being sent to the bundling section and being wound around a bundle of genuine bills.

  Here, in the present embodiment, even when an error relating to the banding process is detected by the error detection unit 90, when the error detection timing by the error detection unit 90 is not within a predetermined period, FIG. The guidance screen as shown in FIG. 6 is not displayed on the operation display unit 82. Specifically, when an error is detected by the error detection unit 90 after the banding paper is printed or stamped by the printing member 52 or the stamping member 53 and before the banding bill is formed in the banding portion 54. Only the guidance screen as shown in FIG. 6A is displayed on the operation display unit 82. More specifically, an error is detected by the error detection unit 90 after the banding paper is printed or stamped by the printing member 52 or the stamping member 53 and before the banding paper is cut by the cutter 54b in the banding unit 54. Only when this occurs, a guidance screen as shown in FIG. 6A is displayed on the operation display unit 82. On the other hand, when the banding process is performed in the banding mechanism 50, if an error is detected by the error detection unit 90 before the printing member 52 or the stamping member 53 performs printing or stamping on the banding paper, the first drawer unit When removing the cause of the error by pulling 50a or the second drawer unit 50b out of the housing 12, the band seal paper rewound on the unwind roll 51 is not printed or stamped. 6 is not required to be unwound from the unwinding roll 51 and a part of the unrolled roll 51 is removed, so that the guidance display as shown in FIG.

  Further, in the present embodiment, after a guidance screen as shown in FIG. 6A is displayed on the operation display unit 82, the banding paper is unwound from the unwinding roll 51 and printing or stamping on the banding paper is performed. Until it is determined that the portion including the performed portion has been removed, at least the operation of performing the operation related to the bundling process in the bundling mechanism 50 may be performed. That is, although the constituent members other than the bundling mechanism 50 can be operated in the banknote handling apparatus 2, the degeneration operation of the bundling mechanism 50 may be performed such that the bundling mechanism 50 does not operate. In this case, in the banknote processing device 2, it is impossible to perform an operation of forming a banded banknote from a predetermined number of loose banknotes in the housing 12, but other operations such as a deposit process and a withdrawal process of the bulk banknote are performed. Will be able to.

  In the present embodiment, the bundling mechanism 50 may unwind the bundling paper with a predetermined mark at every predetermined interval from the unwinding roll 51. The banded paper with a mark is, for example, a bank name or the like printed on the banded paper in advance, and a mark is added so that the printed portion appears at a certain position when the banded paper is created. In such a case, the mark attached to the band seal paper is detected by the first detection sensor 56 and the second detection sensor 58. In addition, when the first detection sensor 56 or the second detection sensor 58 detects that the banding paper is marked, the error detection unit 90 detects that an error relating to the banding process has occurred. In addition, after the banding paper is rewound on the unwinding roll 51, a guidance screen as shown in FIG. 6B is displayed instead of the guidance screen as shown in FIG. It will be displayed. By performing such an operation, when an error relating to the bundling process occurs in the bundling mechanism 50, the guidance screen is displayed on the operation display unit 82 in accordance with the state of the bundling mechanism 50 more realistically. Can be displayed. That is, in the prior art, the content of the guidance screen that prompts the operator to remove the banding paper is common regardless of whether or not a predetermined mark is attached to the banding paper unwound from the unwinding roll (i.e., This was a guidance screen as shown in FIG. On the other hand, in the present embodiment, by changing the guidance screen displayed on the operation display unit 82 depending on whether or not a predetermined mark is attached to the banding paper unwound from the unwinding roll 51, Convenience for the operator can be improved.

  Moreover, in this Embodiment, when an error generate | occur | produces when storing the bundling banknote formed by the bundling mechanism 50 in the lump-sum bundling banknote storage 70 and each money-type bundling banknote storage 72, as shown in FIG. A simple guidance screen is displayed on the operation display unit 82. Here, the number and position of the banded bill storage bins in the guidance screen shown in FIG. 7 are the same as the actual number and position of the collective banded bill storage bins 70 and the denominated banded bill storage bins 72. For this reason, when the operator removes the cause of the error from the bundled banknote storage 70 and the denominated banknote storage 72, the actual number of the bundled banknote storage 70 and the denominated banknote storage 72 Since the guidance screen more realistic in accordance with the position is displayed on the operation display unit 82, the operator can remove the cause of the error without hesitation. In the prior art, a common guidance screen is used regardless of the number or position of the banded bill storage as the guidance screen displayed on the operation display section when an error occurs when storing the banded bill in the banded bill storage. It had been. For this reason, the actual number and position of the banded banknote storage may differ from the number and position of the banded banknote storage on the guidance screen displayed on the operation display unit. There was a risk of getting lost when removing the cause. Specifically, in the prior art, for example, a common guidance screen as shown in FIG. 8 is displayed on the operation display unit, and the number of banded bill storage bins on this guidance screen is, for example, five. In such a case, as shown in FIG. 2 and the like, when the banknote handling apparatus 2 including one lump-summed banknote storage 70 and three denominated banded banknote storages 72 is actually used, The number and position of the bank will differ from the number and position of the banded banknote storage in the guidance screen displayed on the operation display unit. On the other hand, in this embodiment, the operator can change the guidance screen displayed on the operation display unit 82 according to the number and position of the lump-sum banknote storage 70 and the denomination-type banknote storage 72 for the operator. The convenience can be improved.

  Note that the technical feature described above is that when an error occurs when the loose banknotes are stored in the collective loose banknote storage 32 or the individual denomination rose banknote storage 34 in the deposit processing of the loose banknotes, the operation display unit 82 This can also be applied to the displayed guidance screen. That is, in this Embodiment, according to the number and position of the collective rose banknote storage 32 and each money type rose banknote storage 34, a rose banknote is turned into the collective rose banknote storage 32 or each money type rose banknote storage 34. It is possible to change the guidance screen displayed on the operation display unit 82 when an error occurs during storage, which can improve the convenience for the operator. Yes.

  According to the banknote processing apparatus 2 (banding apparatus) of the present embodiment configured as described above and the banding method using such a banknote processing apparatus 2, an error detection unit 90 that detects an error related to banding processing, and an operator When the error is detected by the operation display unit 82 as a notifying unit and the error detecting unit 90, the band seal paper is rewound on the unwinding roll 51 as a supply unit that supplies the band-shaped band seal paper. And a control unit 80 for controlling the drive motor 51b of the unwinding roll 51. When the error is detected by the error detection unit 90, the control unit 80 detects a place where printing or stamping is performed on the banded paper. The operation display unit 82 is controlled to display a guidance screen as shown in FIG. 6 in order to notify the operator of the guidance to remove the included portion. In this way, when an error relating to the bundling process occurs, such an error is canceled by notifying the operator of the guidance to remove the portion including the portion where printing or stamping has been performed on the bundling paper. After that, it is possible to prevent the band-bound paper that has been printed or stamped before the error has occurred from being unwound from the unwinding roll 51 and sent to the band-wrapping portion 54. The printed content and stamp content of the wound banded paper can be made appropriate.

  Further, in the banknote handling apparatus 2 of the present embodiment, as described above, the control unit 80 performs printing or stamping on the banded paper with the printing member 52 or the stamping member 53, and then Only when an error is detected by the error detection unit 90 until it is formed, the operation display unit 82 is controlled to display a guidance screen as shown in FIG. More specifically, the control unit 80 prints or seals the banded paper with the printing member 52 or the stamping member 53 and then the error detection unit 90 before the banded paper is cut by the cutter 54b of the banding unit 54. The operation display unit 82 is controlled to display a guidance screen as shown in FIG. 6 only when an error is detected. When the banding process is performed in the banding mechanism 50, if an error is detected by the error detection unit 90 before printing or stamping on the banded paper by the printing member 52 or the stamping member 53, the first drawer unit 50a or When removing the cause of the error by pulling out the second drawer unit 50b to the outside of the casing 12, the banded paper that has been rewound on the winding roll 51 is not printed or stamped, and the banded paper is wound. This is because it is not necessary to unwind from the take-out roll 51 and remove a part thereof.

  Moreover, in the banknote processing apparatus 2 of this Embodiment, as above-mentioned, the 2nd detection sensor 58 is provided as a passage detection part for detecting the passage of the banding paper unwound from the unwinding roll 51. When the error detection unit 90 detects an error, the second detection sensor 58 can no longer detect the banding paper when the banding paper is rewound onto the unwinding roll 51. Then, after the guidance screen as shown in FIG. 6 is displayed on the operation display unit 82 to notify the operator, the control unit 80 detects the passing of the banding paper by the second detection sensor 58. When this is done, it is determined that the band-wrapping paper has been unwound from the unwinding roll 51 and the portion including the portion where printing or stamping has been performed on the band-wrapping paper has been removed. Further, in this case, after the guidance screen as shown in FIG. 6 is displayed on the operation display unit 82 to notify the operator, the banding paper is unwound from the unwinding roll 51. The first drawer unit 50a pulled out from the casing 12 can be returned to the casing 12 until the controller 80 determines that the portion including the portion where printing or stamping has been performed on the banding paper has been removed. I can't do it. Accordingly, when the operator does not remove the portion including the portion where the printing or stamping has been performed on the banding paper even though the guidance screen as shown in FIG. 6 is displayed on the operation display unit 82. The operator can be made aware of this.

  Moreover, in the banknote processing apparatus 2 of this Embodiment, as above-mentioned, after alert | reporting with respect to an operator by displaying the guidance screen as shown in FIG. Until the control unit 80 determines that the paper is unwound from the unwinding roll 51 and the part including the portion where printing or stamping is performed on the banding paper, it is impossible to perform at least the operation related to the banding process. . As a result, the degeneration operation of the band sealing mechanism 50 is performed in the banknote handling apparatus 2. That is, in the banknote processing device 2, it is impossible to perform an operation of forming a banded banknote from a predetermined number of loose banknotes in the housing 12, but other operations such as depositing and dispensing processing of loose banknotes can be performed. It becomes like this.

  In addition, the banknote processing apparatus 2 by this Embodiment and the banknote processing method (specifically the content of the banding process by the banding mechanism 50) by such a banknote processing apparatus 2 are limited to an aspect as mentioned above. Rather, various changes can be made.

  For example, when the error is detected by the error detection unit 90, a notification unit for notifying the operator of guidance for removing a portion including a portion where printing or stamping has been performed on a banding paper is as shown in FIG. The present invention is not limited to the operation display unit 82 that displays the guidance screen. In the present embodiment, a voice part that alerts the operator by voice is used as the notification part, and when an error is detected by the error detection part 90, printing or stamping on the banded paper is performed. An announcement to remove the part including the part may be made by the voice unit.

  Further, in the banding mechanism 50, instead of installing both the printing member 52 and the stamping member 53, only one of the printing member 52 or the stamping member 53 may be installed.

  Further, in the bundling mechanism of the banknote handling apparatus according to another modification, after the bundling paper is rewound onto the unwinding roll when an error relating to the bundling process is detected by the error detection unit, the bundling paper is discharged from the unwinding roll. May be automatically unwound and a portion including a portion where printing or stamping is performed on the banded paper may be automatically removed. Specifically, after pulling out the drawer unit of the bundling mechanism from the housing to eliminate the cause of the error, when the drawer unit is returned to the inside of the housing, a rectangular parallelepiped dummy member having a shape similar to a banknote bundle is obtained. It is conveyed to the banding part, and the banding paper is wound around the dummy member by the tape holder at the banding part, and welding and cutting are performed, so that the part including the printed or stamped part on the banding paper is wound around the dummy member. And the part may be removed.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Money processing machine 2 Banknote processing apparatus 3 Coin processing apparatus 12 Housing | casing 12a Front door 13 Drawer unit 14 Depositing part 14a Shutter 14b Shutter drive part 14c Banknote feeding and feeding mechanism 15 Conveying part 16 Rose banknote dispensing part 16a Shutter 16b Shutter drive Unit 17 Banded banknote dispensing unit 18 Stage 19 Separating member 20 Identification unit 22 Front / back reversing unit 24 Withdrawal rejection unit 24a Shutter 24b Shutter drive unit 26 Deposit rejection unit 26a Shutter 26b Shutter drive unit 30 Deposit temporary holding unit 30a Mechanism 32 Collective loose banknote storage 32a Banknote feeding and feeding mechanism 34 Money-type rose banknote storage 34a Banknote feeding and feeding mechanism 40 Arrangement temporary storage part 41 First arm mechanism 42 Second arm mechanism 50 Banding mechanism 50a First drawer unit 50b 2nd drawer unit 51 unwinding 51a Rotating shaft 51b Drive motor 52 Printing member 53 Stamping member 54 Band-sealing part 54a Heater 54b Cutter 56 First detection sensor 58 Second detection sensor 60 Band-bound banknote transport part 60a Protrusion 60b Circulating belt 62 Determination part 70 Batch-banded banknote storage 70a, stage 72, denominated bill storage bin 72a, stage 80, control unit 82, operation display unit 84, storage unit 86, printing unit 88, communication interface unit 90, error detection unit

Claims (7)

A supply unit for supplying a band-shaped banding medium;
A banding medium processing unit that performs printing and / or stamping on the banding medium supplied by the supply unit;
A banding part for forming a banded banknote by winding the banding medium supplied by the supply unit and printed and / or stamped by the banding medium processing unit around a banknote bundle;
An error detection unit for detecting an error relating to the bundling process;
An informing unit for informing the operator;
When an error is detected by the error detection unit, a control unit that controls the supply unit to rewind the bandage medium to the supply unit;
With
The control unit is configured to notify the operator of guidance to remove a portion including a portion where printing and / or stamping has been performed on a banding medium when an error is detected by the error detection unit. To control the banding device.   When the error is detected by the error detection unit after the banding medium is printed and / or stamped by the banding medium processing unit and before the banding banknote is formed in the banding unit, Only, the banding device according to claim 1, wherein the notification unit is controlled to notify the operator of the guidance. The banding part has a cutting member for cutting the banding medium supplied by the supply part and wound around the banknote bundle,
The control unit detects an error by the error detection unit after the banding medium is printed and / or stamped by the banding medium processing unit and before the banding medium is cut by the cutting member of the banding unit. The banding device according to claim 1, wherein the notification unit is controlled so as to notify the operator of the guidance only when the notification is made. A passage detection unit for detecting the passage of the banding medium supplied by the supply unit;
When an error is detected by the error detection unit, if the bundling medium is rewound to the supply unit, the bundling medium is not detected by the passage detection unit,
After the guidance is notified to the operator by the notification unit, the control unit, when the passage detection unit detects the passing of the banding medium, the banding medium is unwound from the supply unit and the banding medium is The banding device according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein it is determined that a portion including a portion where printing and / or stamping has been performed has been removed. It can be pulled out from the casing of the bundling device, and further comprises a drawer part provided with at least the supply part,
After the guidance is notified to the operator by the notification unit, the control unit is removed when the banding medium is unwound from the supply unit and a portion including a portion where printing and / or stamping is performed on the banding medium is removed. The banding device according to claim 4, wherein the drawer portion pulled out from the housing cannot be returned into the housing until it is determined by the above.   After the guidance is notified to the operator by the notification unit, the control unit is removed when the banding medium is unwound from the supply unit and a portion including a portion where printing and / or stamping is performed on the banding medium is removed. The bundling device according to claim 4, wherein at least an operation relating to the bundling process cannot be performed until it is determined by the above. Supplying a belt-shaped band sealing medium by a supply unit;
Printing and / or stamping on the banding medium supplied by the supply unit;
Forming a banded banknote by winding a banded medium supplied by the supply unit and printed and / or stamped around a banknote bundle;
A step of rewinding the bundling medium to the supply unit when an error relating to the bundling process is detected;
A step of notifying an operator of guidance for removing a portion including a portion where printing and / or stamping is performed on a bundling medium when an error relating to the bundling process is detected;
A bundling method comprising:

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