JP2019185537A - Currency processing system and currency processing method - Google Patents

Abstract

To reduce burden on an operator who performs double check of currencies.SOLUTION: In a first currency processing device (10), payment processing of paying currencies is performed. In a second currency processing device (20), counting processing of counting the currencies paid in the payment processing is performed. A double check control unit (53) acquires payment information including paid amount information indicating the denomination-categorized number of each of the currencies paid in the payment processing and count information including counted amount information indicating the denomination-categorized number of each of the currencies counted in the counting processing to collate the payment information and the count information.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

  The technology disclosed herein relates to money handling technology.

  2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, money handling apparatuses that process money such as banknotes and coins are known. For example, Patent Document 1 discloses a money handling apparatus capable of executing a withdrawal process for discharging money stored in the apparatus to the outside of the apparatus.

JP 2017-84187 A

  By the way, in order to ensure the authenticity of the money withdrawn from the money processing device, the operation of re-counting the money withdrawn from the money processing device and then delivering it to the customer (so-called reconsideration) is performed. There is.

  In the re-examination, counting processing (processing for counting money) is performed on the money withdrawn in the withdrawal processing of the money handling apparatus. This counting process may be performed by a money processing apparatus (for example, a counter) different from the money processing apparatus (for example, a cash machine) for which the withdrawal process has been performed, or may be performed by a money processing apparatus for which a withdrawal process has been performed. Sometimes it is done. In the re-examination, for example, a withdrawal receipt (a withdrawal receipt on which the number of money types withdrawn in the withdrawal process is printed) is issued in the withdrawal process of the money processing apparatus, and the currency is re-reviewed. The operator who performs the check visually compares the number of money types printed on the withdrawal receipt with the result (number of money types) obtained by the counting process.

  As described above, conventionally, since the reconsideration of money is performed only by hand, the burden on the operator who reconfirms the money is large, and there is a possibility that a confirmation mistake of money occurs.

  Then, the technique disclosed here aims at providing the money processing technique which can reduce the burden of the operator who reexamines money.

  The technology disclosed herein relates to a money handling system, and the money handling system counts a first money handling apparatus that performs a withdrawal process in which money is withdrawn, and a money withdrawn in the withdrawal process. A second money processing apparatus that performs the counting process, withdrawal information including withdrawal amount information indicating the number of money types of money dispensed in the withdrawal process, and money of money counted in the counting process A re-analysis control unit that obtains counting information including counting amount information indicating the number of types and compares the withdrawal information with the counting information is provided.

  In the above-described configuration, it is possible to support reconfirmation of money by the operator by collating the withdrawal information and the counting information in the reconfirmation control unit. Thereby, the burden of the operator who performs the reexamination of money can be reduced.

  When the withdrawal information and the count information do not match, the re-examination control unit outputs mismatch information for notifying that the withdrawal information and the count information do not match. It may be configured.

  In the above-described configuration, it is possible to notify that the withdrawal information and the count information do not match by outputting the mismatch notification information when the withdrawal information and the count information do not match.

  When the counting process is not started during a period until a predetermined processing time elapses after the withdrawal process is completed, the re-examination control unit performs the counting process normally after the withdrawal process. It may be configured to output abnormality notification information for notifying that it has not been performed.

  In the above configuration, when the counting process is not started during the period from the completion of the withdrawal process until the processing time elapses, the abnormality notification information is output, so that the counting process is performed normally after the withdrawal process. It can be notified that it has not been broken. Thereby, it is possible to prevent the user from forgetting to perform the counting process after the withdrawal process.

  Alternatively, the re-examination control unit may perform the counting process after the withdrawal process when the counting process is not completed during a period until a predetermined processing time elapses after the withdrawal process is completed. You may be comprised so that the abnormality notification information for alert | reporting that it is not performed normally may be output.

  In the above configuration, when the counting process is not completed during the period from the completion of the withdrawal process until the processing time elapses, the abnormality notification information is output, so that the counting process is performed normally after the withdrawal process. It can be notified that it has not been broken. Thereby, it is possible to prevent the user from forgetting to perform the counting process after the withdrawal process.

  An identification number for identifying the money may be attached to the money. The count information may include count number information indicating an identification number attached to the money counted in the counting process. And the said re-examination control part may be comprised so that the duplication count of the said money in the said count process may be detected based on the count number information contained in the said count information.

  In the above-described configuration, an operation mistake or fraud in the counting process (specifically, it is counted once) by detecting the duplicate counting of money in the counting process (that one currency is counted a plurality of times) in the reclamation control unit. It is possible to detect an operation error or fraud that causes the money to be counted again.

  An identification number for identifying the money may be attached to the money. The withdrawal information may include withdrawal number information indicating an identification number attached to money withdrawn in the withdrawal process. The count information may include count number information indicating an identification number attached to the money counted in the counting process. The re-examination control unit collates the withdrawal amount information included in the withdrawal information with the counting amount information included in the counting information, and the withdrawal number included in the withdrawal information. The information may be configured to collate with the count number information included in the count information.

  In the above-described configuration, the reconfirmation control unit performs the matching between the withdrawal amount information and the counted amount information, and the matching between the withdrawal number information and the counting number information, thereby providing the withdrawal amount information and the counted amount information. Compared with the case where only the collation is performed, the reliability of the collation between the withdrawal information and the count information can be improved. Also, by collating the withdrawal number information and the counting number information, an operation mistake or fraud in the counting process (specifically, an operation mistake that causes the counting of money different from the money withdrawn in the withdrawal process). Or fraud).

  The first money handling apparatus includes: a storage unit that stores the money; a dispensing unit that dispenses the money; a transport unit that transports the money; an identification unit that identifies and counts the money; The operation of the first money handling apparatus is controlled so that the money conveyed from the storage unit in the gold processing is identified by the identification unit and conveyed to the withdrawal unit, and the identification of the money by the identification unit and A withdrawal control unit that generates the withdrawal information based on the counting result.

  The first money handling apparatus is configured to store the money, and is configured to be switchable between an access permission state that permits loading and unloading of the money and an access prohibition state that prohibits loading and unloading of the money. An operation unit to which an operation by an operator is given, and an operation of the first money handling apparatus so that the drawer is changed from an access prohibited state to an access permitted state in response to a predetermined operation in the withdrawal process. And a withdrawal control unit that controls and generates the withdrawal information based on the number of money types of the money taken out from the drawer.

  The money may be a banknote. The second money handling apparatus includes a holder in which the banknotes withdrawn in the withdrawal process are loaded, a turning mechanism for winding the banknotes loaded in the holder, and identification of the banknotes loaded in the holders. An identification unit that counts the banknotes beaten by the winding mechanism, and a banknote loaded in the holder in the counting process is identified by the identification unit, beaten by the turning mechanism, and beaten by the turning mechanism A counting control unit that controls the operation of the second money handling apparatus so that bills are counted by the identification unit, and generates the counting information based on the identification and counting results of the banknotes by the identification unit. You may do it.

  The second money handling apparatus includes an input unit into which money dispensed in the withdrawal process is inserted, a discharge unit that discharges the money, a transport unit that transports the money, and identification and counting of the money. A discriminating unit that controls the operation of the second money handling apparatus so that the money fed from the input unit in the counting process is discriminated by the discriminating unit and conveyed to the discharge unit; And a counting control unit that generates the counting information based on the result of identification and counting of the money.

  The money may be a banknote. The second money handling apparatus may have a reversing unit that selectively reverses the front and back and top and bottom direction of the banknote. The counting control unit has predetermined orientations of the front and back sides of the banknotes that are fed out from the input unit and discharged from the discharge unit through the identification unit and the reversing unit in the counting process, respectively. You may be comprised so that operation | movement of a said 2nd money processing apparatus may be controlled so that it may align with a direction.

  In the said structure, a banknote can be discharged | emitted in the state in which the direction of the front and back of a banknote and the top-and-bottom direction were each arrange | positioned in the predetermined direction. Thereby, since the operation | work for aligning the direction of the front and back of a banknote and the top-and-bottom direction to a predetermined direction can be abbreviate | omitted, an operator's burden can be eased.

  The technology disclosed herein relates to a money handling system, which performs a withdrawal process for withdrawing money and a counting process for counting the money withdrawn in the withdrawal process. Money processing apparatus, withdrawal information including withdrawal amount information indicating the number of money types withdrawn in the withdrawal process, and counting amount information indicating the number of money types counted in the counting process And a reconnaissance control unit for acquiring the withdrawal information and collating the withdrawal information with the withdrawal information.

  In the above-described configuration, it is possible to support reconfirmation of money by the operator by collating the withdrawal information and the counting information in the reconfirmation control unit. Thereby, the burden of the operator who performs the reexamination of money can be reduced.

  In addition, the technology disclosed herein relates to a money handling method, which includes a withdrawal step of withdrawing money from the first money handling apparatus, and a second money for the money withdrawn in the withdrawal step. A counting step for counting in the processing device; withdrawal information including withdrawal amount information indicating the number of money types of money dispensed in the withdrawal step; and the number of money types counted in the counting step. A re-verification step for obtaining the counting information including the counting amount information shown and comparing the withdrawal information with the counting information.

  In the above-described method, it is possible to support the reconfirmation of money by the operator by collating the withdrawal information and the count information in the reconfirmation step. Thereby, the burden of the operator who performs the reexamination of money can be reduced.

  The technology disclosed herein relates to a money handling method, which includes a withdrawal step of withdrawing money from the money handling apparatus, and a money dispensed in the withdrawal step in the money handling apparatus. Counting step indicating counting, withdrawal information including withdrawal amount information indicating the number of money types withdrawn in the withdrawal step, and counting amount indicating the number of money types counted in the counting step A re-verification step of obtaining counting information including information and collating the withdrawal information with the counting information.

  In the above-described method, it is possible to support the reconfirmation of money by the operator by collating the withdrawal information and the count information in the reconfirmation step. Thereby, the burden of the operator who performs the reexamination of money can be reduced.

  As described above, according to the subsequent technique disclosed herein, it is possible to reduce the burden on the operator who performs the re-examination of money.

It is the schematic which illustrates the structure of the money handling system by Embodiment 1. It is a block diagram which illustrates the composition of the 1st money processor of Embodiment 1. It is a block diagram which illustrates the composition of a rose bill processing part. It is the schematic for demonstrating the top-and-bottom direction of a banknote. It is a block diagram which illustrates the composition of a bound bill processing part. It is a block diagram which illustrates the composition of the 2nd money processor of Embodiment 1. It is the schematic which illustrates the structure of the principal part of the 2nd money processing apparatus of Embodiment 1. FIG. It is a flowchart for demonstrating operation | movement of a payment | withdrawal control part. It is a flowchart for demonstrating operation | movement of a count control part. It is a flowchart for demonstrating operation | movement of a recital control part. It is a flowchart for demonstrating the modification of operation | movement of a re-examination control part. It is the schematic which illustrates the structure of the money handling system by Embodiment 2. It is the schematic which illustrates the structure of the 2nd money processing apparatus of Embodiment 2. FIG. It is the schematic which illustrates the structure of the money handling system by Embodiment 3. It is a block diagram which illustrates the composition of the 1st money processor of Embodiment 3. It is a table | surface which illustrates the various processes performed in a money processor.

  Hereinafter, embodiments will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. In the drawings, the same or corresponding parts are denoted by the same reference numerals, and description thereof will not be repeated.

(Embodiment 1)
FIG. 1 illustrates the configuration of a money handling system 1 according to the first embodiment. The money handling system 1 includes a first money handling device 10, a second money handling device 20, and a management computer 30. For example, the money handling system 1 is provided in a financial institution such as a bank.

[First money handling device]
The first money handling apparatus 10 processes money. In the first money handling apparatus 10, various processes such as a deposit process for depositing money and a withdrawal process for dispensing money are performed. In this example, the 1st money handling apparatus 10 comprises the teller machine.

  As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the first money handling apparatus 10 includes a loose banknote processing unit 100, a banded banknote processing unit 200, a loose coin processing unit 301, a wrapping coin processing unit 302, and a valuable medium processing unit. 303, a money storage unit 304, a money storage unit 400, one or more (two in this example) operation display unit 11, an operation unit 12, a display unit 13, and one or more. The printer 14 (two in this example), the communication part 15, the memory | storage part 16, and the control part 17 are provided.

<Rose banknote processing department>
The loose banknote processing unit 100 processes loose banknotes (rose banknotes). Specifically, the rose banknote processing unit 100 performs various processes such as a depositing process for depositing rose banknotes, a withdrawal process for dispensing rose banknotes, and a banding preparation process for preparing banknotes to be banded. In addition, the serial number (identification number) for identifying a banknote is attached | subjected to the banknote. A banded banknote is configured by banding a predetermined number (for example, 100) of banknotes with a banded paper. The rose banknote processing unit 100 will be described in detail later.

<Band-wrapped banknote processing section>
The banded banknote processing unit 200 processes the banded banknote. Specifically, the banded banknote processing unit 200 performs various processes such as a banding process for generating a banded banknote and a withdrawal process for withdrawing the banded banknote. The banded banknote processing unit 200 will be described in detail later.

<Rose coin processing department>
The rose coin processing unit 301 processes rose coins (coins in a rose state). Specifically, the rose coin processing unit 301 performs various processes such as a deposit process for depositing a rose coin and a withdrawal process for dispensing a rose coin. For example, the rose coin processing unit 301 receives a rose coin, a coin dispensing unit that dispenses rose coins, a coin temporary storage unit that temporarily holds (stores) rose coins, and rose coins. It includes a coin storage unit that stores money by type, a coin transfer unit that transfers loose coins, a coin recognition unit that identifies and counts loose coins, and the like.

<Packing coin processing department>
The wrapping coin processing unit 302 processes the wrapping coins. Specifically, the wrapping coin processing unit 302 performs various processes such as a wrapping process for generating wrapping coins and a withdrawal process for withdrawing wrapping coins. The wrapping coin is configured by wrapping a predetermined number (for example, 50) of coins. For example, the wrapping coin processing unit 302 includes a wrapping unit that wraps a predetermined number of coins to generate wrapping coins, a wrapping coin storage unit that stores wrapping coins by denomination, and a wrapping coin dispensing unit that dispenses wrapping coins. And a wrapping coin transport section for transporting wrapping coins.

<Valuable Media Processing Department>
The valuable medium processing unit 303 processes the valuable medium. Specifically, the valuable medium processing unit 303 performs various processes such as a reception process for receiving a valuable medium and a payout process for paying out a valuable medium. For example, the valuable medium processing unit 303 includes a valuable medium input unit into which a valuable medium is input, a valuable medium dispensing unit that pays out a valuable medium, a valuable medium temporary storage unit that temporarily holds (stores) a valuable medium, A valuable medium storage unit that stores the valuable medium, a valuable medium transfer unit that transfers the valuable medium, an imaging unit that captures an image of the valuable medium and acquires an image of the valuable medium, and the like are provided. Note that the valuable medium input to the valuable medium processing unit 303 is, for example, a paper sheet that cannot be processed by the loose banknote processing unit 100 such as a damaged ticket, an old ticket, a check, or a bill.

<Loan Commemorative Coin Processing Department>
The lost coin memorial processing unit 304 processes coins such as lost coins and commemorative coins (coins that cannot be processed in the loose coin processing unit 301). Specifically, the lost currency commemorative coin processing unit 304 performs various processes such as a reception process for receiving a lost currency or a commemorative coin. For example, the monetary commemorative coin processing unit 304 is a commemorative coin inserting unit for storing monetary coins or commemorative coins, a coin storing unit for storing monetary coins, a memorial coin storing unit for storing commemorative coins, It includes a lost coin commemorative coin identifying unit that identifies a damaged coin and a commemorative coin, a damaged coin transport unit that transports a damaged coin, a commemorative coin transport unit that transports a commemorative coin, and the like.

<Money storage department>
The money storage unit 400 stores money. Specifically, the money storage unit 400 performs various processes such as a deposit process for depositing money and a withdrawal process for dispensing money. The money storage unit 400 will be described in detail later.

<Operation display section>
The operation display unit 11 includes an operation unit 11a and a display unit 11b. For example, the operation display unit 11 is configured by a touch panel. The operation unit 11a is given an operation by an operator and inputs information according to the operation by the operator. Thereby, the operator can make the 1st money processing apparatus 10 perform various processes by operating the operation part 11a. That is, the first money handling apparatus 10 operates in response to an operation by the operator. The display unit 11b displays information.

<Operation section and display section>
The operation unit 12 is given an operation by an operator, and inputs information according to the operation by the operator. In this example, the operator can operate the operation unit 12 to cause the money storage unit 400 to perform various processes. That is, the money storage unit 400 operates in response to an operation by the operator. The display unit 13 displays information regarding the money storage unit 400.

<Printer and communication section>
The printer 14 prints information on a print medium (for example, a receipt). The communication unit 15 is provided for the control unit 17 to perform wired communication or wireless communication with an external device (for example, the tablet terminal 2, the smartphone 3, the management computer 30, or the like).

<Storage unit>
The storage unit 16 stores information. In the storage unit 16, information related to the processing status of money in the first money handling apparatus 10, information related to the amount of money in the first money handling apparatus 10, and an operation screen displayed on the operation display unit 11 and the display unit 13. Such as image information (image data), control information for controlling the operation of the first money handling apparatus 10, and the like are stored. For example, the storage unit 16 is configured by a general-purpose storage device such as a hard disk drive or a flash memory.

<Various sensors>
Each unit of the first money handling apparatus 10 is provided with various sensors such as a passage sensor that detects the currency of money. Detection results (detection signals) by these various sensors are transmitted to the control unit 17.

<Control part>
The control unit 17 is configured to control each unit of the first money handling apparatus 10 (in this example, the loose banknote processing unit 100, the banded banknote processing unit 200, the loose coin processing unit 301, the packaging coin processing unit 302, the valuable medium processing unit 303, The currency processing unit 304, the currency storage unit 400, the operation display unit 11, the operation unit 12, the display unit 13, the printer 14, the communication unit 15, and the storage unit 16) are connected to be able to transmit signals and information. The control unit 17 is configured to be able to communicate with an external device via the communication unit 15. And the control part 17 is the operation | movement given to the operation display part 11 and the operation part 12, and the signal and information received from each part (including the various sensors provided in each part) of the 1st money processing apparatus 10, and an external device. Based on the above, each part of the first money handling apparatus 10 is controlled to control the operation of the first money handling apparatus 10. For example, the control unit 17 includes an arithmetic processing unit such as a CPU, a storage unit such as a memory that stores programs and information for operating the arithmetic processing unit, and the like.

  In this example, the control unit 17 has a withdrawal control unit 51. That is, in this example, the withdrawal control unit 51 constitutes a part of the control unit 17. The withdrawal control unit 51 will be described in detail later.

[Details of rose bill processing section]
As shown in FIG. 3, in this example, the banknote processing unit 100 includes a deposit unit 101, a deposit reject unit 102, a collective temporary storage unit 103, and a plurality (four in this example) of denomination temporary storage units. 104, collective banknote storage unit 105, multiple (in this example, four) denomination banknote storage unit 106 (storage unit), withdrawal unit 107, withdrawal rejection unit 108, and a plurality (2 in this example). ) Arrangement temporary storage unit 109, loose banknote conveyance unit 110 (conveyance unit), deposit identification unit 111, switchback inversion unit 112, withdrawal identification unit 113 (identification unit), and spiral inversion unit 114 It has.

  The deposited bills are accumulated in the depositing unit 101. The depositing unit 101 is provided with a feeding unit 101 a that feeds the banknotes accumulated in the depositing unit 101 one by one to the loose banknote transport unit 110. The deposit reject unit 102 accumulates banknotes (deposit reject bills) that are not identified as normal by the deposit identifying unit 111 in a deposit process described later.

  The collective temporary storage unit 103 temporarily stores (stores) banknotes of a plurality of denominations in a mixed state. The plurality of denomination temporary holding units 104 temporarily holds (stores) banknotes of denominations assigned thereto.

  The collective bill storage unit 105 stores bills sent from the collective temporary storage unit 103. The collective banknote storage unit 105 is provided with a feeding unit 105 a that feeds the banknotes stored in the collective banknote storage unit 105 one by one to the loose banknote transport unit 110. The plurality of denomination banknote storage units 106 each store the banknotes sent from the plurality of denomination temporary storage units 104. The denomination banknote storage unit 106 is provided with a feeding unit 106 a that feeds out banknotes stored in the denomination banknote storage unit 106 one by one to the loose banknote transport unit 110.

  The withdrawal unit 107 pays out banknotes. The withdrawal rejection unit 108 accumulates banknotes (withdrawal rejection banknotes) that are not identified as normal by the withdrawal identification unit 113 in the later-described withdrawal process and banding preparation process. The plurality of organized temporary storage units 109 accumulate the banknotes to be banded in the banded banknote processing unit 200.

  The loose banknote transport unit 110 transports banknotes in the loose banknote processing unit 100. In this example, the loose banknote transport unit 110 includes a first banknote transport unit 110a that transports banknotes between the deposit unit 101, the deposit reject unit 102, the collective temporary storage unit 103, and the plurality of denomination temporary storage units 104. A second banknote transport unit 110b that transports banknotes between the collective banknote storage unit 105, the plurality of denomination banknote storage units 106, the withdrawal unit 107, the withdrawal rejection unit 108, and the plurality of temporary arrangement and storage units 109; , Each has a third loose banknote transport section 110c and a fourth loose banknote transport section 110d that connect the first loose banknote transport section 110a and the second loose banknote transport section 110b.

  The deposit identification unit 111 is provided in the first loose bill transport unit 110a and is downstream of the deposit unit 101 and upstream of the deposit reject unit 102, the collective temporary storage unit 103, and the plurality of denomination temporary storage units 104. Placed in position. And the deposit | payment identification part 111 performs an identification operation | movement and a count operation | movement with respect to the banknote conveyed by the 1st loose banknote conveyance part 110a. In the identifying operation, the deposit identifying unit 111 identifies the denomination, authenticity, correctness, new and old, direction (front and back and orientation), conveyance state, serial number (identification number) attached to the banknote, and the like. In the counting operation, the deposit identifying unit 111 counts the number of banknotes for each denomination.

  The switchback reversing unit 112 is provided in the first loose banknote transport unit 110a and is downstream of the deposit identification unit 111 and upstream of the deposit reject unit 102, the collective temporary storage unit 103, and the plurality of denomination temporary storage units 104. It is arranged at a position. And the switchback inversion part 112 selectively reverses the front and back of a banknote so that the direction of the conveyance width direction (direction orthogonal to a conveyance direction) of the banknote conveyed by the 1st loose banknote conveyance part 110a may not change.

  The withdrawal identification unit 113 is provided in the second loose banknote transport unit 110b, is downstream of the collective banknote storage unit 105 and the plurality of denomination banknote storage units 106, and includes a plurality of withdrawal units 107, withdrawal rejection units 108, and the like. Is arranged at a position downstream of the arrangement temporary storage unit 109. And the payment | withdrawal identification part 113 performs identification operation | movement and a count operation | movement with respect to the banknote conveyed by the 2nd loose banknote conveyance part 110b. In the identifying operation, the withdrawal identifying unit 113 identifies the denomination, authenticity, correctness, new and old, direction (front and back and orientation), conveyance state, serial number (identification number) assigned to the banknote, and the like. In the counting operation, the withdrawal identifying unit 113 counts the number of banknotes for each denomination.

  The spiral reversing unit 114 is provided in the second loose banknote transport unit 110b, and is downstream of the withdrawal identification unit 113 and upstream of the withdrawal unit 107, the withdrawal reject unit 108, and the plurality of temporary arrangement and storage units 109. It is arranged at a certain position. And the spiral inversion part 114 selectively reverses the front and back of a banknote so that the direction of the conveyance width direction (direction orthogonal to a conveyance direction) of the banknote conveyed by the 2nd loose banknote conveyance part 110b may change.

<Withdrawal processing>
In the withdrawal processing in the loose banknote processing unit 100, the banknotes stored in any of the plurality of denomination banknote storage units 106 are fed out to the second bulk banknote transport unit 110b and transported to the withdrawal identification unit 113, where the withdrawal is performed. Identification is performed by the identification unit 113. The banknotes identified as normal in the withdrawal identification unit 113 are conveyed to the withdrawal unit 107 via the spiral inversion unit 114 and are dispensed. On the other hand, banknotes that are not identified as normal by the withdrawal identifying unit 113 are conveyed to the withdrawal rejecting unit 108 via the spiral reversing unit 114 and rejected.

<Seal preparation process>
In the banding preparation process in the loose banknote processing unit 100, the banknotes stored in any of the plurality of denomination-type banknote storage units 106 are fed out to the second bulky banknote transport unit 110b and transported to the withdrawal identification unit 113 for withdrawal. Identification is performed by the identification unit 113. The banknotes identified as normal in the withdrawal identification unit 113 are conveyed to the temporary arrangement and storage unit 109 via the spiral reversing unit 114 and accumulated. On the other hand, banknotes that are not identified as normal by the withdrawal identifying unit 113 are conveyed to the withdrawal rejecting unit 108 via the spiral reversing unit 114 and rejected.

<Direction of banknote front / back and top / bottom>
In this example, in the withdrawal process of the rose banknote processing unit 100, the first money handling apparatus 10 (specifically, the rose banknotes) is arranged such that the front and back sides and the top and bottom direction of the banknotes dispensed from the withdrawal unit 107 are aligned in a predetermined direction. The operation of the processing unit 100) is controlled. In addition, as shown in FIG. 4, the top-to-bottom direction of a banknote is an up-down direction on the basis of the portrait drawn on the banknote. That is, in this example, the banknotes (rose banknotes) withdrawn in the withdrawal process of the first money handling apparatus 10 have their front and back and top and bottom orientations aligned in a predetermined direction.

  Similarly, in this example, in the bundling preparation processing of the loose banknote processing unit 100, the first money handling apparatus 10 so that the front and back and top and bottom directions of the banknotes accumulated in the temporary arrangement and holding unit 109 are aligned in a predetermined direction. (Specifically, the operation of the loose banknote processing unit 100) is controlled.

[Details of Banded Banknote Processing Unit]
As shown in FIG. 5, in this example, the banded banknote processing unit 200 includes an arm unit 201, a tape setting unit 202, a banding unit 203, a withdrawal unit 204, a dispensing unit 205, and a plurality (in this example) Then, five banded banknote storage units 206 (storage unit), banded banknote transport unit 207 (transport unit), and banded banknote identification unit 208 (identification unit) are provided.

  The arm unit 201 takes out a predetermined number of banknotes accumulated in the organizing temporary storage unit 109 of the loose banknote processing unit 100 and conveys the banknotes to the banding unit 203. The tape setting unit 202 sends a bundling paper for bundling a predetermined number (for example, 100) of banknotes to the bundling unit 203. The banding unit 203 band-wraps a predetermined number of banknotes conveyed by the arm unit 201 with banding paper sent from the tape setting unit 202. Thereby, a banded banknote is produced | generated.

  The withdrawal unit 204 pays out the banded banknote. The dispensing unit 205 dispenses a banded banknote. The plurality of banded banknote storage units 206 store banded banknotes of denominations assigned to them. The band-wrapped banknote storage unit 206 is provided with a drive unit 206 a that sends the band-wrapped banknotes stored in the band-wrapped banknote storage unit 206 to the band-bound banknote transport unit 207 one by one.

  The banded banknote transport unit 207 transports the banded banknote in the banded banknote processing unit 200. In this example, the banded banknote transport unit 207 includes a first banded banknote transport unit 207a that transports the banded banknote between the banding unit 203 and the withdrawal unit 204, a withdrawal unit 204, and a plurality of banded banknote storage units 206. A second band-bound banknote transport unit 207b that transports the band-bound banknote, and a lift unit 207c that transports the band-bound banknote between the second band-bound banknote transport unit 207b and the dispensing unit 205.

  The banded banknote identification unit 208 is provided in the second banded banknote transport unit 207b, and performs a recognition operation and a counting operation on the banknotes transported by the second banded banknote transport unit 207b. In the identifying operation, the banded banknote identifying unit 208 configures the type of the banded banknote, true / false, correct / incorrect, new / old, direction (front and back), transport state, banded state, and end face (upper surface or lower surface) of the banded banknote. The serial number (identification number) attached to the bill is identified. In the counting operation, the banded banknote identification unit 208 counts the number of banded banknotes for each denomination.

<Seal processing>
In the bundling process in the bundling banknote processing unit 200, the bundling banknote generated in the bundling unit 203 is fed out to the first bundling banknote transport unit 207a. The banknotes fed out to the first banded banknote transport unit 207a are transported and identified by the banded banknote identifying unit 208 via the withdrawal unit 204, and a plurality of banded banknotes are identified according to the identification result by the banded banknote identifying unit 208. It is transported and stored in any of the storage units 206.

<Withdrawal processing>
In the withdrawal process in the banded banknote processing unit 200, the banded banknotes stored in any of the plurality of banded banknote storage units 206 are sent to the second banded banknote transport unit 207b and transported to the banded banknote identification unit 208, and the banded banknotes. Identification is performed by the identification unit 208. The banded banknote identified by the banded banknote identifying unit 208 is conveyed to the dispensing unit 204 and dispensed.

<Front and back sides and top and bottom direction of banknotes constituting the banded banknote>
Further, in this example, since the front and back and the top and bottom direction of the banknotes accumulated in the sorting temporary storage unit 109 in the banding preparation process are aligned in a predetermined direction, the banknotes are stored in the banded banknote storage unit 206 in the banding process. As for the predetermined number of banknotes composing the banded banknotes, the front and back and the top and bottom direction are aligned in a predetermined direction. Therefore, in this example, the predetermined number of banknotes constituting the banded banknotes to be paid out from the withdrawal unit 204 in the withdrawal process have their front and back and the vertical direction aligned in a predetermined direction. That is, in this example, the banknotes to be withdrawn in the withdrawal process of the first money handling apparatus 10 (the banknotes constituting the banded banknotes) have their front and back and top and bottom direction aligned in a predetermined direction.

[Details of Money Storage Department]
As shown in FIG. 1, in this example, the money storage unit 400 has a plurality of (in this example, five) drawers 401. The drawer 401 is configured to store money, and is configured to be switchable between an access permission state that permits loading and unloading of money and an access prohibition state that prohibits loading and unloading of money. For example, when the access is prohibited, the lock mechanism (not shown) of the drawer 401 is locked and the drawer 401 is locked. When the access is permitted, the lock mechanism of the drawer 401 is unlocked and the drawer 401 is unlocked. Locked.

  It should be noted that switching between the access-permitted state and the access-prohibited state of the drawer 401, and switching between the opened state (the state pulled out from the money storage unit 400) and the closed state (the state stored in the money storage unit 400). May be linked to each other. For example, the drawer 401 may be configured to be automatically switched from the closed state to the open state by switching from the access prohibited state to the access permitted state. Further, the drawer 401 may be configured to be automatically switched from the access permitted state to the access prohibited state by being switched from the open state to the closed state.

<Withdrawal processing>
In the withdrawal process of the money storage unit 400, a predetermined operation (withdrawal operation for starting the withdrawal process) is given to the operation unit 12, and a predetermined drawer 401 (for example, a withdrawal operation) among the plurality of drawers 401. The designated drawer 401) is switched from the access prohibited state to the access permitted state in response to a predetermined operation. And an operator takes out money from drawer 401 of an access permission state. When the removal of money from the access-permitted drawer 401 is completed, the drawer 401 is switched from the access-permitted state to the access-prohibited state.

  Note that the number of money types to be dispensed may be specified by a predetermined operation (withdrawal operation). In this case, the drawer 401 storing the money of the denomination designated by the withdrawal operation among the plurality of drawers 401 may be switched from the access prohibited state to the access permitted state.

[Second money handling device]
The second money handling apparatus 20 processes money. In the second money handling apparatus 20, various processes such as a counting process for counting the money withdrawn in the withdrawal process of the first money handling apparatus 10 are performed.

  As shown in FIGS. 1 and 6, in this example, the second money handling apparatus 20 constitutes a vacuum-type banknote counter that counts banknotes. Specifically, the second money handling apparatus 20 includes a holder 501, a turning mechanism 502, an identification unit 503, an operation unit 21, a display unit 22, a communication unit 23, a storage unit 24, and a control unit 25. And.

<Holder, turning mechanism and identification part>
The holder 501 is loaded with a plurality of bills. The winding mechanism 502 is configured to roll a plurality of bills loaded in the holder 501. The identification unit 503 performs an identification operation on the banknotes loaded in the holder 501, and performs a counting operation on the banknotes that are beaten by the winding mechanism 502. In the identification operation, the identification unit 503 identifies the denomination, authenticity, correctness, new or old, and the serial number (identification number) assigned to the banknote. In the counting operation, the identification unit 503 counts the number of banknotes by denomination.

<Operation unit, display unit and communication unit>
The operation unit 21 is given an operation by an operator, and inputs information according to the operation by the operator. In this example, the operator can cause the second money handling apparatus 20 to perform various processes by operating the operation unit 21. That is, the second money handling apparatus 20 operates in response to an operation by the operator. The display unit 22 displays information. The communication unit 23 is provided for the control unit 25 to perform wired communication or wireless communication with an external device (for example, the tablet terminal 2, the smartphone 3, the management computer 30, and the like).

<Storage unit>
The storage unit 24 stores information. In the storage unit 24, information on the processing status of money in the second money handling apparatus 20, information on the amount of money in the second money handling apparatus 20, image information such as an operation screen displayed on the display unit 22 ( Image data), control information for controlling the operation of the second money handling apparatus 20, and the like are stored. For example, the storage unit 24 is configured by a general-purpose storage device such as a hard disk drive or a flash memory.

  In this example, the storage unit 24 stores withdrawal information and count information. Withdrawal information and counting information will be described in detail later.

<Control part>
The control unit 25 transmits signals and information to each unit of the second money handling apparatus 20 (in this example, the holder 501, the turning mechanism 502, the identification unit 503, the operation unit 21, the display unit 22, the communication unit 23, and the storage unit 24). Connected as possible. The control unit 25 is configured to be able to communicate with an external device via the communication unit 23. And the control part 25 is based on the operation | movement given to the operation part 21, the signal received from each part (including the various sensors provided in each part) of the 2nd money processing apparatus 20, and an external device, information, etc. The operation of the second money handling apparatus 20 is controlled by controlling each part of the second money handling apparatus 20. For example, the control unit 25 includes an arithmetic processing unit such as a CPU, a storage unit such as a memory for storing a program and information for operating the arithmetic processing unit, and the like.

  In this example, the control unit 25 includes a counting control unit 52 and a re-detection control unit 53. That is, in this example, the counting control unit 52 and the re-examination control unit 53 constitute a part of the control unit 25. The count control unit 52 will be described in detail later.

[Details of holder, turning mechanism and identification part]
As shown in FIG. 7, the winding mechanism 502 includes a rotor 521, a plurality of (in this example, five) suction shafts 522, a bill presser bar 523, and a stopper 524 that are rotatably provided on the rotor 521. is doing. The identification unit 503 includes a light emitter 531 and a light receiver 532. For example, the light emitter 531 is composed of an LED, and the light receiver 532 is composed of a CCD camera. In the counting process of the second money handling apparatus 20, the holder 501, the turning mechanism 502, and the identification unit 503 operate as follows.

<Counting process>
In the counting process of the second money handling apparatus 20, banknotes loaded in the holder 501 (banknotes withdrawn in the withdrawal process) are identified by the identification unit 503, beaten by the turning mechanism 502, and beaten by the turning mechanism 502. The operation of the second money handling apparatus 20 is controlled so that the bills are counted by the identification unit 503. In addition, when a withdrawal process is performed in the loose banknote processing unit 100 of the first money handling apparatus 10, the rose banknotes withdrawn from the loose banknote processing part 100 are loaded into the holder 501, and the first money handling apparatus is used. When the withdrawal process is performed in the ten banded banknote processing units 200, the banded banknotes withdrawn from the banded banknote processing unit 200 are loaded into the holder 501.

  Specifically, in the counting process of the second money handling apparatus 20, when the loading of the banknote (the banknote dispensed in the withdrawal process) to the holder 501 disposed at the banknote loading position is completed, the holder 501 is moved to the banknote loading position. To the counting start position (position shown in FIG. 7). In this counting start position, the holder 501 is a banknote loaded in the holder 501 (a banknote that is positioned at the foremost portion of the plurality of banknotes when a plurality of banknotes are loaded and faces the suction shaft 522) (Similarly) is biased by a biasing member (not shown) such as a spring so that the end in the longitudinal direction contacts the suction shaft 522. The bill presser bar 523 is provided to make it easier to pick up bills one by one.

  Next, a vacuum pump (not shown) connected to the suction shaft 522 is activated to increase the suction pressure inside the suction shaft 522. When the end of the banknote loaded in the holder 501 comes into contact with the suction port of the suction shaft 522, the suction port of the suction shaft 522 is closed, and the suction pressure inside the suction shaft 522 exceeds a predetermined value. The rotor 521 rotates and the suction shaft 522 revolves around the axis of the rotor 521 while rotating while sucking the end of the bill. Thereby, a banknote is scraped off and it moves to the position P1. The identification unit 503 counts the number of banknotes that have been scraped off.

  Further, when the end of the bill loaded in the holder 501 comes into contact with the suction port of the suction shaft 522, the suction port of the suction shaft 522 is closed, and light is emitted from the light emitter 531 toward the end of the bill. Then, the light beam reflected by the edge of the bill is received by the light receiver 532. Thereby, the image of the banknote loaded in the holder 501 is acquired, and identification operation (identification of the denomination and serial number of a banknote, etc.) is performed based on the acquired image of the banknote. In this example, when the bills loaded in the holder 501 are aligned in a predetermined direction in the left-right direction (corresponding to the conveyance width direction) and the vertical direction, the serial numbers assigned to the bills (Identification number) can be identified.

  In addition, when a banknote abnormality is identified, the stopper 524 is activated, and the tip of the stopper 524 presses the end of the banknote loaded in the holder 501. Thereby, the suction of the edge part of the banknote (banknote loaded in the holder 501) by the suction shaft 522 is prevented.

[Management computer]
The management computer 30 manages each part of the money handling system 1 (in this example, the first money handling device 10 and the second money handling device 20). In this example, the management computer 30 includes an operation unit 31, a display unit 32, a communication unit 33, a storage unit 34, and a control unit 35.

<Operation unit, display unit and communication unit>
The operation unit 31 is given an operation by an operator, and inputs information according to the operation by the operator. In this example, the operator can operate the operation unit 31 to cause the management computer 30 to perform various processes. That is, the management computer 30 operates in response to an operation by the operator. The display unit 32 displays information. The communication unit 33 is provided for the control unit 35 to perform wired communication or wireless communication with an external device (for example, the tablet terminal 2, the smartphone 3, the first money handling apparatus 10, the second money handling apparatus 20, or the like). ing.

<Storage unit>
The storage unit 34 stores information. In the storage unit 34, information on the processing status of money in the money processing system 1, information on the amount of money in the money processing system 1, image information (image data) such as an operation screen displayed on the display unit 32, Control information for controlling the operation of the management computer 30 is stored. For example, the storage unit 34 is configured by a general-purpose storage device such as a hard disk drive or a flash memory.

<Control part>
The control unit 35 is connected to each unit of the management computer 30 (in this example, the operation unit 31, the display unit 32, the communication unit 33, and the storage unit 34) so that signals and information can be transmitted. The control unit 35 is configured to be able to communicate with an external device via the communication unit 33. Then, the control unit 35 controls each unit of the management computer 30 based on an operation given to the operation unit 31, a signal or information received from each unit of the management computer 30 and an external device, and the operation of the management computer 30. To control. For example, the control unit 35 includes an arithmetic processing unit such as a CPU, a storage unit such as a memory for storing a program and information for operating the arithmetic processing unit, and the like.

[Withdrawal Control Department]
The withdrawal control unit 51 of the first money handling apparatus 10 controls the operation of the first money handling apparatus 10 so that the withdrawal process for dispensing money is performed. Specifically, in the withdrawal process of the first money handling apparatus 10, the withdrawal control unit 51 is configured so that the money transported from the storage unit is identified by the identification unit and transported to the withdrawal unit. The operation of the money handling apparatus 10 is controlled. And the withdrawal control part 51 produces | generates withdrawal information based on the result of the identification and counting of the money by an identification part. In this example, the withdrawal information includes the withdrawal amount information indicating the number of money types withdrawn in the withdrawal process, and the withdrawal number indicating the identification number attached to the money withdrawn in the withdrawal process. Number information. In this example, there are a case where a withdrawal process is performed in the loose banknote processing unit 100 and a case where a withdrawal process is performed in the banded banknote processing unit 200.

  When the withdrawal processing is performed in the loose banknote processing unit 100, the withdrawal control unit 51 determines that the banknote (money) conveyed from the denomination banknote storage unit 106 (storage unit) in the withdrawal process is the withdrawal identification unit 113 ( The operation of the first money handling apparatus 10 is controlled so as to be identified by the identification unit) and conveyed to the withdrawal unit 107 (withdrawal unit). Then, the withdrawal control unit 51 generates withdrawal information based on the result of banknote identification and counting by the withdrawal identification unit 113. The withdrawal information includes withdrawal amount information indicating the number of money types of the banknotes withdrawn in the withdrawal process, and withdrawal number information indicating a serial number attached to the banknotes withdrawn in the withdrawal process. Is included.

  Further, when the withdrawal process is performed in the banded banknote processing unit 200, the withdrawal control unit 51 is transported from the banded banknote storage unit 206 (storage unit) in the withdrawal process, and the banded banknote (money) is the banded banknote identification unit 208. The operation of the first money handling apparatus 10 is controlled so as to be identified by the (identification unit) and conveyed to the withdrawal unit 204 (withdrawal unit). And the withdrawal control part 51 produces | generates withdrawal information based on the result of the identification and counting of a banded banknote by the banded banknote identification part 208. FIG. The withdrawal information includes withdrawal amount information indicating the number of money types of the banded banknotes withdrawn in the withdrawal process, and banknotes constituting the end face (upper surface or lower surface) of the banded banknotes withdrawn in the withdrawal process. Withdrawal number information indicating the serial number attached to is included.

[Counting control unit]
The counting control unit 52 of the second money handling apparatus 20 controls the operation of the second money handling apparatus 20 so that the counting process in which the money withdrawn is counted in the withdrawal process is performed. In this example, in the counting process of the second money handling apparatus 20, the counting control unit 52 recognizes the bill loaded in the holder 501 by the identifying unit 503, beats it by the turning mechanism 502, and beats it by the turning mechanism 502. The operation of the second money handling apparatus 20 is controlled so that the bills are counted by the identification unit 503. Then, the counting control unit 52 generates counting information based on the result of banknote identification and counting by the identifying unit 503. In this example, the counting information includes counting amount information indicating the number of denominations of banknotes (money) counted in the counting process, and a serial number (identification number) attached to the banknotes (money) counted in the counting process. Counting number information.

[Re-examination control unit]
The reexamination control unit 53 acquires the withdrawal information generated by the withdrawal control unit 51 and the count information generated by the count control unit 52, and collates the acquired withdrawal information and the count information. In this example, the re-examination control unit 53 collates the withdrawal amount information included in the withdrawal information with the counted amount information included in the counting information, and the withdrawal number information and the counting information included in the withdrawal information. Is compared with the count number information included in the. Then, when the withdrawal information and the count information do not match, the re-discrimination control unit 53 outputs information for notifying that the withdrawal information and the count information do not match (mismatch notification information).

  In addition, the re-identification control unit 53 detects the duplicate counting of money in the counting process based on the counting number information included in the counting information. Note that the overlapping counting of money means that one money is counted a plurality of times in the counting process. Then, when detecting the duplicate counting of money in the counting process, the re-identification control unit 53 outputs information (duplication notification information) for notifying that the counting of duplicate money has been performed in the counting process.

  In addition, the re-examination control unit 53 performs the counting process normally after the withdrawal process when the counting process is not started during a period until a predetermined processing time elapses after the withdrawal process is completed. Information (abnormality notification information) for notifying that it has not been output.

[Operation of withdrawal control unit]
Next, the operation of the withdrawal control unit 51 will be described with reference to FIG. Below, the case where a payment process is performed in the rose banknote processing part 100 of the 1st money processing apparatus 10 is mentioned as an example, and is demonstrated.

<Step S11>
First, the withdrawal control unit 51 determines whether or not an operation (withdrawal operation) for starting the withdrawal process is given to the operation display unit 11 (or the operation unit 12) of the first money handling apparatus 10. . In the withdrawal operation, the number of denominations of banknotes (money) to be withdrawn in the withdrawal process is designated. When the withdrawal operation is given, the process proceeds to step S12.

<Step S12>
Next, the withdrawal control unit 51 controls the operation of the loose banknote processing unit 100 so that the withdrawal processing is performed in the loose banknote processing unit 100 in response to the withdrawal operation. Thereby, in the rose banknote processing part 100, the banknote conveyed from the money-type banknote storage part 106 is identified in the withdrawal identification part 113, and is then conveyed to the withdrawal part 107 and paid out. And when the banknote of the number of money types designated by the withdrawal operation is withdrawn from the loose banknote processing unit 100, the withdrawal process is completed. An operator who has made a withdrawal operation carries the banknotes withdrawn from the loose banknote processing unit 100 to the second money handling apparatus 20 in order to perform the counting process in the second money handling apparatus 20.

<Step S13>
When the withdrawal process is completed, the withdrawal control unit 51 generates withdrawal information based on the result of banknote identification and counting by the withdrawal identification unit 113. In this example, when the withdrawal process is completed, the withdrawal control unit 51 generates withdrawal information, transmits the generated withdrawal information to the reconnaissance control unit 53, and the reclamation control unit 53 The withdrawal information transmitted from the money control unit 51 is received and acquired.

[Operation of counting control unit]
Next, the operation of the counting control unit 52 will be described with reference to FIG. Below, the case where a counting process is performed with respect to the banknote withdrawn in the payment process of the rose banknote process part 100 of the 1st money processing apparatus 10 is mentioned as an example, and is demonstrated.

<Step S21>
The counting control unit 52 determines whether or not an operation (counting operation) for starting the counting process is given to the operation unit 21 of the second money handling apparatus 20. When the counting operation is given, the process proceeds to step S22. In this example, the operator who has carried the banknotes withdrawn from the loose banknote processing unit 100 loads banknotes into the holder 501 of the second money handling apparatus 20 in order to perform counting processing in the second money handling apparatus 20. Then, the counting operation is given to the operation unit 21 of the second money handling apparatus 20.

<Step S22>
Next, the counting control unit 52 controls the operation of the second money handling apparatus 20 so that the counting process is performed in the second money handling apparatus 20 in response to the counting operation. In this example, the banknotes loaded in the holder 501 are identified by the identification unit 503 and beaten by the winding mechanism 502, and the banknotes beaten by the winding mechanism 502 are counted by the identification unit 503. When the identification and counting by the identification unit 503 are performed on all the bills loaded in the holder 501, the counting process is completed.

<Step S23>
When the counting process is completed, the counting control unit 52 generates counting information based on the result of identification and counting of the banknotes by the identifying unit 503. In this example, when the counting process is completed, the count control unit 52 generates count information, and the re-discrimination control unit 53 acquires the count information generated by the count control unit 52.

[Operation of re-registration control unit]
Next, with reference to FIG. 10, the operation of the reconnaissance control unit 53 will be described. Below, the case where the counting process in the 2nd money processing apparatus 20 is performed with respect to the banknote withdrawn in the payment processing of the loose banknote process part 100 of the 1st money processing apparatus 10 is mentioned as an example, and is demonstrated.

<Step S31>
First, the reexamination control unit 53 determines whether or not the withdrawal information generated by the withdrawal control unit 51 has been acquired. In this example, the re-examination control unit 53 determines whether or not the withdrawal information transmitted from the withdrawal control unit 51 provided in the first money handling apparatus 10 has been received. Note that when the withdrawal process in the rose banknote processing unit 100 is completed, the withdrawal information is transmitted from the withdrawal control unit 51 to the reconnaissance control unit 53. That is, the recollection control unit 53 determines whether or not the withdrawal process in the loose banknote processing unit 100 is completed. Then, when the withdrawal information is acquired, the process proceeds to step S31.

  Further, when the withdrawal information is acquired (that is, the withdrawal process is completed), the re-examination control unit 53 starts measuring the elapsed time. In addition, the recollection control unit 53 stores the acquired withdrawal information in the storage unit 24 of the second money handling apparatus 20.

<Step S32>
Next, the re-examination control unit 53 determines whether or not a predetermined processing time has elapsed from the time when the withdrawal information is acquired (that is, when the withdrawal process is completed). If the processing time has not elapsed since the withdrawal information was acquired, the process proceeds to step S33, and if not, the process proceeds to step S40.

<Step S33>
When the processing time has not elapsed since the withdrawal information was acquired, the re-analysis control unit 53 determines whether or not the counting process is started in the second money handling apparatus 20. In this example, the re-analysis control unit 53 determines whether or not a counting operation is given to the operation unit 21 of the second money handling apparatus 20. If the counting process is started in the second money handling apparatus 20, the process proceeds to step S34, and if not, the process proceeds to step S32.

<Step S34>
In the case where the counting process is started during the period from when the withdrawal information is acquired (that is, when the withdrawal process is completed) until the processing time elapses, the re-discrimination control unit 53 uses the second money handling apparatus. It waits until the counting process in 20 is completed. Then, when the counting process in the second money handling apparatus 20 is completed, the reconnaissance control unit 53 acquires the counting information generated by the counting control unit 52. Moreover, the re-examination control part 53 memorize | stores the acquired count information in the memory | storage part 24 of the 2nd money processing apparatus 20. FIG.

<Step S35>
Next, the re-examination control unit 53 determines whether or not a duplicate counting of banknotes (one banknote is counted a plurality of times) has been performed in the counting process based on the counting number information included in the counting information. To do. Specifically, the reexamination control unit 53 duplicates banknotes in the counting process when there are two or more identical serial numbers among the serial numbers (identification numbers) of the plurality of banknotes indicated in the count number information. It is determined that counting has been performed. When the counting of banknotes is not counted in the counting process, the process proceeds to step S36, and when not, the process proceeds to step S39.

<Step S36>
Next, the recollection control unit 53 collates the withdrawal information and the count information, and determines whether or not the withdrawal information and the count information match. In this example, the reexamination control unit 53 includes the number of banknote types indicated in the withdrawal amount information included in the withdrawal information and the number of banknote types indicated in the amount information included in the counting information. The money amount determination for determining whether or not and the banknote serial number indicated in the withdrawal number information included in the withdrawal information and the banknote serial number included in the count information and indicated in the count number information Number determination is performed to determine whether or not match. Then, the re-examination control unit 53 determines that the withdrawal information and the count information match when it is determined to match in both the amount determination and the number determination, and does not match in at least one of the amount determination and the number determination. If it is determined that the withdrawal information and the count information do not match. If the withdrawal information and the count information match, the process proceeds to step S37, and if not, the process proceeds to step S38.

<Step S37>
Next, the re-examination control unit 53 deletes the withdrawal information and the count information stored in the storage unit 24 of the second money handling apparatus 20. Thereby, the reexamination by the reexamination control part 53 is completed.

<Step S38>
On the other hand, if it is determined in step S36 that the withdrawal information and the count information are inconsistent, the re-examination control unit 53 informs that the withdrawal information and the count information are inconsistent (inconsistency). Broadcast information). For example, the re-identification control unit 53 may be configured to display the mismatch notification information on the display unit 22 by outputting the mismatch notification information to the display unit 22 of the second money handling apparatus 20. The inconsistency notification information may be output to the audio reproduction unit (not shown) provided in the two money handling apparatus 20 to cause the audio reproduction unit to output the inconsistency notification information. Further, the re-examination control unit 53 outputs an inconsistency notification information to an external device such as the management computer 30, the tablet terminal 2, or the smartphone 3, thereby confirming that the withdrawal information and the count information are inconsistent. It may be configured to notify (for example, an officer or a cashier). Further, the re-examination control unit 53 outputs a mismatch notification information to a window terminal (not shown) installed at a window of a facility such as a financial institution to confirm that the withdrawal information and the counting information are mismatched. You may be comprised so that it may alert | report to the operator (for example, counter staff etc.) of a terminal.

<Step S39>
In Step S35, when it is determined that the duplicate counting of banknotes has been performed in the counting process, the re-detection control unit 53 notifies the fact that the overlapping counting of banknotes has been performed in the counting process ( Duplicate notification information) is output. For example, the re-identification control unit 53 may be configured to output the duplicate notification information to the display unit 22 and the sound reproduction unit (not shown) of the second money handling apparatus 20, similarly to the mismatch notification information. Then, the duplicate notification information may be output to an external device such as the management computer 30, the tablet terminal 2, and the smartphone 3, or a window terminal (not shown).

<Step S40>
Further, when it is determined in step S32 that the processing time has elapsed from the time when the withdrawal information is acquired (that is, the counting process is not started during the period until the processing time elapses after the withdrawal process is completed). ), The re-examination control unit 53 outputs information (abnormality notification information) for notifying that the counting process is not normally performed after the withdrawal process. For example, the re-identification control unit 53 may be configured to output the abnormality notification information to the display unit 22 and the sound reproduction unit (not shown) of the second money handling apparatus 20, similarly to the mismatch notification information. The abnormality notification information may be output to an external device such as the management computer 30, the tablet terminal 2, or the smartphone 3, or a window terminal (not shown).

[Effects of Embodiment 1]
As described above, it is possible to support the reconfirmation of money by the operator by collating the withdrawal information and the count information in the reconfirmation control unit 53. Thereby, the burden of the operator who performs the reexamination of money can be reduced.

  Further, when the withdrawal information and the count information are inconsistent, it is possible to notify that the withdrawal information and the count information are mismatched by outputting the mismatch notification information.

  In addition, the counting process is not normally performed after the withdrawal process by outputting the abnormality notification information when the counting process is not started during the period from the completion of the withdrawal process until the processing time elapses. This can be notified. Thereby, it is possible to prevent the user from forgetting to perform the counting process after the withdrawal process.

  Further, by detecting the duplicate counting of money in the counting process (that one money is counted a plurality of times) in the recurrence control unit 53, an operation error or fraud in the counting process (specifically, money once counted). Can be discovered.

  Further, in the re-examination control unit 53, collation between the withdrawal amount information and the count amount information is performed by collating the withdrawal amount information and the count amount information and collating the withdrawal number information and the count number information. Compared with the case where only payment is performed, the reliability of the collation between the withdrawal information and the count information can be improved. Also, by collating the withdrawal number information and the counting number information, an operation mistake or fraud in the counting process (specifically, an operation mistake that causes the counting of money different from the money withdrawn in the withdrawal process). Or fraud).

  When the withdrawal information and the count information match, the re-discrimination control unit 53 outputs information for notifying that the withdrawal information and the count information match (match notification information). It may be configured to. For example, the re-discrimination control unit 53 may be configured to output the coincidence notification information to the display unit 22 and the sound reproduction unit (not shown) of the second money handling apparatus 20 in the same manner as the discrepancy notification information. The coincidence notification information may be output to an external device such as the management computer 30, the tablet terminal 2, or the smartphone 3, or a window terminal (not shown). In addition, the re-identification control unit 53 outputs the matching notification information to the printer (not shown) provided in the printer 14 of the first money handling apparatus 10 or the second money handling apparatus 20 so that the collation result (ie, the output) The printer may be configured to issue a print medium on which the gold information and the count information match).

(Modification 1 of Embodiment 1)
In the first embodiment, the re-examination control unit 53 performs the counting process after the withdrawal process when the counting process is not completed during a period until a predetermined processing time elapses after the withdrawal process is completed. May be configured to output information (abnormality notification information) for notifying that the operation is not normally performed. That is, the re-examination control unit 53 may be configured to perform the operation shown in FIG. In the example of FIG. 11, step S50 is performed instead of steps S33 and S34 shown in FIG. In step S50, the following processing is performed.

<Step S50>
When the processing time has not elapsed from the time when the withdrawal information is acquired in step S32 (that is, when the withdrawal process is completed), the re-analysis control unit 53 acquires the count information generated by the count control unit 52. It is determined whether or not it has been done. When the counting process in the second money handling apparatus 20 is completed, the counting information is generated by the counting control unit 52. That is, the re-examination control part 53 determines whether the counting process in the 2nd money processing apparatus 20 was completed. If the counting information has been acquired (that is, the counting process has been completed) during the period from when the withdrawal information was acquired (that is, when the withdrawal process was completed) until the processing time elapses, The process proceeds to S35, and if not, the process proceeds to Step S32. Moreover, if the re-analysis control part 53 acquires count information, it will memorize | store the acquired count information in the memory | storage part 24 of the 2nd money processing apparatus 20. FIG.

  As described above, when the counting process is not completed during the period from when the withdrawal process is completed until the processing time elapses, the abnormality notification information is output, so that the counting process is normally performed after the withdrawal process. It can be notified that it has not been broken. Thereby, it is possible to prevent the user from forgetting to perform the counting process after the withdrawal process.

(Modification 2 of Embodiment 1)
In addition, the withdrawal process may be performed in the money storage unit 400 of the first money handling apparatus 10. That is, the withdrawal control unit 51 may control the operation of the first money handling apparatus 10 so that the withdrawal process is performed in the money storage unit 400. And the counting process in the 2nd money processing apparatus 20 may be performed with respect to the banknote (money) withdrawn in the withdrawal process of the money storage part 400. FIG.

  When the withdrawal process is performed in the money storage unit 400, the withdrawal control unit 51 is in a state where the drawer 401 is in an access prohibited state in response to a predetermined operation (a withdrawal operation for starting the withdrawal process) in the withdrawal process. The operation of the money storage unit 400 is controlled so that the access is permitted. Further, the withdrawal control unit 51 generates withdrawal information based on the number of banknotes (moneys) taken out from the drawer 401. For example, the withdrawal control unit 51 determines the money type of the banknote taken out from the drawer 401 based on the detection result (change in weight) by a weight sensor (not shown) that detects the weight of the banknote stored in the drawer 401. And the withdrawal information may be generated based on the estimated number of money types of the banknotes. Alternatively, when the number of banknote types to be withdrawn is designated by the withdrawal operation, the withdrawal control unit 51 displays the withdrawal information based on the number of banknote types designated by the withdrawal operation. It may be generated. The banknotes (rose banknotes or banded banknotes) withdrawn in the withdrawal process of the money storage unit 400 are loaded in the holder 501 of the second money handling apparatus 20.

(Modification 3 of Embodiment 1)
In addition, the recollection control unit 53 may be provided in the first money handling apparatus 10. That is, the reexamination control unit 53 may constitute a part of the control unit 17 of the first money handling apparatus 10.

  In the third modification of the first embodiment, when the withdrawal process in the first money handling apparatus 10 is completed, the withdrawal control unit 51 provided in the first money handling apparatus 10 generates the withdrawal information, and the first money The reconnaissance control unit 53 provided in the processing device 10 acquires the withdrawal information generated by the first money processing device 10. Moreover, when the counting process in the second money handling apparatus 20 is completed, the counting control unit 52 provided in the second money handling apparatus 20 generates counting information, and the generated counting information is used as the first money handling apparatus 10. The re-analysis control unit 53 receives and acquires the count information transmitted from the count control unit 52. Then, the recollection control unit 53 stores the withdrawal information and the count information in the storage unit 16 of the first money handling apparatus 10.

  In the case where the operation shown in FIG. 10 is performed in the reconnaissance control unit 53 according to the third modification of the first embodiment, in step S21 shown in FIG. 9, the counting control unit 52 performs the counting operation in the second money handling apparatus. When given to the 20 operation units 21, the re-analysis control unit 53 is notified that the counting operation has been given. Then, in step S33 shown in FIG. 10, the re-analysis control unit 53 determines whether or not the counting process in the second money handling apparatus 20 is started based on the presence / absence of a notification from the counting control unit 52.

  When the operation shown in FIG. 11 is performed in the reexamination control unit 53 of the third modification of the first embodiment, the reexamination control unit 53 is transmitted from the count control unit 52 in step S50 shown in FIG. Whether or not the counting process in the second money handling apparatus 20 is completed is determined based on whether or not the counting information is received.

(Modification 4 of Embodiment 1)
In addition, the recital control unit 53 may be provided in the management computer 30. That is, the re-review control unit 53 may constitute a part of the control unit 35 of the management computer 30.

  In the modification 4 of Embodiment 1, when the payment process in the 1st money processing apparatus 10 is completed, the payment control part 51 provided in the 1st money processing apparatus 10 will generate | occur | produce payment information, and the production | generation The withdrawal information thus transmitted is transmitted to a re-examination control unit 53 provided in the management computer 30, and the re-examination control unit 53 receives and acquires the withdrawal information transmitted from the withdrawal control unit 51. When the counting process in the second money handling apparatus 20 is completed, the counting control unit 52 provided in the second money handling apparatus 20 generates the counting information, and the generated counting information is provided in the management computer 30. The reexamination control unit 53 receives and acquires the count information transmitted from the count control unit 52. Then, the re-examination control unit 53 stores the withdrawal information and the count information in the storage unit 34 of the management computer 30.

  When the operation shown in FIG. 10 is performed in the reconnaissance control unit 53 according to the fourth modification of the first embodiment, in step S21 shown in FIG. 9, the counting control unit 52 performs the counting operation in the second money handling apparatus. When given to the 20 operation units 21, the re-analysis control unit 53 is notified that the counting operation has been given. Then, in step S33 shown in FIG. 10, the re-analysis control unit 53 determines whether or not the counting process in the second money handling apparatus 20 is started based on the presence / absence of a notification from the counting control unit 52.

  When the operation shown in FIG. 11 is performed in the reconnaissance control unit 53 according to the fourth modification of the first embodiment, the recital control unit 53 is transmitted from the count control unit 52 in step S50 shown in FIG. Whether or not the counting process in the second money handling apparatus 20 is completed is determined based on whether or not the counting information is received.

(Embodiment 2)
FIG. 12 illustrates the configuration of the money handling system 1 according to the second embodiment. The money handling system 1 according to the second embodiment is different from the money handling system 1 according to the first embodiment in the configuration of the first money handling apparatus 10 and the second money handling apparatus 20. In addition, the other structure of the money processing system 1 by Embodiment 2 is the same as that of the money processing system 1 by Embodiment 1. FIG.

[First money handling device]
In the second embodiment, the loose banknote processing unit 100 of the first money handling apparatus 10 does not include the spiral reversing unit 114 shown in FIG. In addition, the other structure of the 1st money processing apparatus 10 of Embodiment 2 is the same as that of the structure of the 1st money processing apparatus 10 of Embodiment 1. FIG.

[Second money handling device]
Similarly to the first embodiment, the second money handling apparatus 20 according to the second embodiment performs various processes such as a counting process in which the money dispensed in the withdrawal process of the first money handling apparatus 10 is counted. In the second embodiment, the second money handling apparatus 20 constitutes a bill counter having a spiral reversing mechanism. In the second embodiment, two types of counting processes (first counting process and second counting process) are performed.

  As shown in FIGS. 12 and 13, the second money handling apparatus 20 includes an input unit 601, reject units 602, a plurality (two in this example) of external stacking units 603 (discharge units), and a first throwing unit. An output part 604 (discharge part), a second throwing part 605 (discharge part), a plurality of (in this example, five) internal stacking parts 606, a banding part 607, a printing part 608, and a banknote transport part 609 (Conveyance unit), banknote identification unit 610 (identification unit), reversing unit 611, operation unit 21, display unit 22, communication unit 23, storage unit 24, and control unit 25 are provided.

<Input section and reject section>
The input unit 601 accumulates the inserted banknotes. Further, the feeding unit 601 is provided with a feeding unit 601a that feeds out the banknotes accumulated in the feeding unit 601 one by one. The reject unit 602 accumulates banknotes (rejected banknotes) that are not identified as normal by the banknote identifying unit 610 in a first counting process and a second counting process described later.

<External stacking unit, dispensing unit, internal stacking unit, banding unit and printing unit>
The plurality of external stacking units 603 stack banknotes. In addition, the external stacking unit 603 is provided with an outlet for taking out the banknotes stacked in the external stacking unit 603. The 1st throwing-out part 604 throws out a banknote. The 2nd throwing-out part 605 throws out a banknote. The plurality of internal stacking units 606 stack banknotes of denominations assigned to each. The bundling unit 607 bunds a predetermined number of banknotes. The printing unit 608 prints information on a banded paper.

<Transport section>
The banknote transport unit 609 transports banknotes in the second money handling apparatus 20. In this example, the banknote transport unit 609 includes a first banknote transport unit 609a that transports banknotes between the input unit 601, the reject unit 602, the plurality of external stacking units 603, and the plurality of internal stacking units 606, and the first throwing unit. The 2nd banknote conveyance part 609b which conveys a banknote between the output part 604, the some internal stacking part 606, and the banding part 607, and the 3rd which conveys a banknote between the banding part 607 and the 2nd throwing-out part 605 And a banknote transport unit 609c.

<Identification part>
The banknote recognition part 610 is provided in the 1st banknote conveyance part 609a, and is arrange | positioned in the position which is the downstream of the injection | throwing-in part 601, and the upstream of the rejection part 602, the some external stacking part 603, and the some internal stacking part 606. Has been. And the banknote identification part 610 performs identification operation | movement and a count operation | movement with respect to the banknote conveyed by the 1st banknote conveyance part 609a. In the identifying operation, the bill identifying unit 610 identifies the denomination, authenticity, correctness, new and old, direction (front and back and orientation), conveyance state, serial number (identification number) attached to the bill, and the like of the bill. In the counting operation, the bill identifying unit 610 counts the number of bills for each denomination.

<Reversing part>
The reversing unit 611 is provided in the first banknote transport unit 609a, and is disposed at a position downstream of the banknote recognition unit 610 and upstream of the external stacking unit 603 and the internal stacking unit 606. And the inversion part 611 selectively inverts the direction of the front and back of the banknote conveyed by the 1st banknote conveyance part 609a, and the top-and-bottom direction. In this example, the inversion unit 611 includes a switchback inversion unit 612 and a spiral inversion unit 613. The switchback reversing unit 612 selectively reverses the front and back of the banknote so that the direction of the banknote transported in the first banknote transport unit 609a is not changed in the transport width direction (direction perpendicular to the transport direction). The spiral reversing unit 613 is provided on the downstream side of the switchback reversing unit 612, and the front and back sides of the banknotes are changed so that the direction of the conveyance width direction (direction orthogonal to the conveyance direction) of the banknotes conveyed by the first banknote conveyance unit 609a changes. Is selectively inverted.

<Operation section and display section>
The configuration of the operation unit 21 and the display unit 22 of the second money handling apparatus 20 of the second embodiment is the same as the configuration of the operation unit 21 and the display unit 22 of the second money handling apparatus 20 of the first embodiment. In the second embodiment, the operation unit 21 and the display unit 22 constitute an operation display unit 26.

<Communication unit, storage unit and control unit>
The configuration of the communication unit 23, the storage unit 24, and the control unit 25 of the second money handling apparatus 20 according to the second embodiment is the same as the configuration of the communication unit 23, the storage unit 24, and the control unit 25 of the second money handling apparatus 20 according to the first embodiment. It has become the same.

<First counting process>
In the first counting process of the second money handling apparatus 20, the banknotes (rose banknotes) withdrawn in the withdrawal process are thrown into the input unit 601. Specifically, when a withdrawal process is performed in the loose banknote processing unit 100, the rose banknotes withdrawn from the loose banknote processing unit 100 are inserted into the input unit 601, and the withdrawal is performed in the banded banknote processing unit 200. When the processing is performed, after the banded paper of the banded banknotes withdrawn from the banded banknote processing unit 200 is unwound, the banknotes (rose banknotes) from which the banded paper has been unwound are loaded into the input unit 601. . The banknotes inserted into the input unit 601 are fed out to the first banknote transport unit 609a, transported to the banknote recognition unit 610, and identified by the banknote recognition unit 610. The banknotes identified as normal in the banknote recognition unit 610 are conveyed to and accumulated in any of the plurality of external stacking units 603 via the reversing unit 611. On the other hand, banknotes that are not recognized as normal by the banknote recognition unit 610 are conveyed to the reject unit 602 via the reversing unit 611 and rejected.

<Second counting process>
In the second counting process of the second money handling apparatus 20, the banknotes (separated banknotes) dispensed in the withdrawal process are inserted into the input unit 601, as in the first counting process. The banknotes inserted into the input unit 601 are fed out to the first banknote transport unit 609a, transported to the banknote recognition unit 610, and identified by the banknote recognition unit 610. The banknotes identified as normal in the banknote recognition unit 610 are transported to and accumulated in any of the plurality of internal stacking units 606 via the reversing unit 611 according to the result of identification by the banknote recognition unit 610. On the other hand, banknotes that are not recognized as normal by the banknote recognition unit 610 are conveyed to the reject unit 602 via the reversing unit 611 and rejected. Further, when a predetermined number of banknotes (for example, 100 sheets) are stacked in any of the plurality of internal stacking units 606, the predetermined number of banknotes are gripped by the second banknote transporting unit 609b and transported to the banding unit 607, The band is sealed at the band sealing unit 607. Thereby, a banded banknote is produced | generated. The banded banknote generated in the banding part 607 is fed out to the third banknote transporting part 609c, transported to the second dispensing part 605, and thrown out. Then, after all the banknotes inserted into the input unit 601 are conveyed to either the reject unit 602 or the plurality of internal stacking units 606 (that is, after all the banknotes to be counted are identified in the banknote identification unit 610). In addition, when less than a predetermined number of banknotes remain in any of the plurality of internal stacking units 606, the remaining less than the predetermined number of banknotes is gripped by the second banknote transport unit 609b, and the first dispensing It is conveyed to the unit 604 and thrown out.

<Direction of banknote front / back and top / bottom>
In this example, in the first counting process of the second money handling apparatus 20, the operation of the second money handling apparatus 20 is controlled so that the front and back and top and bottom directions of banknotes stacked on the external stacking unit 603 are aligned in a predetermined direction. Is done. Similarly, in this example, in the second counting process of the second money handling apparatus 20, the second money handling apparatus so that the front and back and top and bottom directions of the banknotes stacked on the internal stacking unit 606 are aligned in a predetermined direction. 20 operations are controlled. That is, in this example, the front and back and the top and bottom directions of the banknotes counted in the counting process of the second money handling apparatus 20 and discharged from the second money handling apparatus 20 are aligned in a predetermined direction.

[Withdrawal Control Department]
The configuration and operation of the withdrawal control unit 51 in the second embodiment are the same as the configuration and operation (see FIG. 8) of the withdrawal control unit 51 in the first embodiment.

[Counting control unit]
The configuration and operation of the count control unit 52 in the second embodiment are the same as the configuration and operation (see FIG. 9) of the count control unit 52 in the first embodiment. In the second embodiment, the counting control unit 52 controls the operation of the second money handling apparatus 20 as follows.

  In the second embodiment, the counting control unit 52 uses the second money handling apparatus so that in the counting process of the second money handling apparatus 20, the money fed out from the input unit is identified by the identification unit and conveyed to the discharge unit. 20 operations are controlled. Further, in this example, the counting control unit 52 has predetermined orientations of the front and back sides of the banknotes that are fed out from the insertion unit and discharged from the discharge unit via the identification unit and the reversing unit in the counting process. The operation of the second money handling apparatus 20 is controlled so as to align in the direction. And the count control part 52 produces | generates count information based on the result of identification and counting of the money by an identification part. In the second embodiment, there are a case where the first counting process is performed in the second money handling apparatus 20 and a case where the second counting process is performed in the second money handling apparatus 20.

  When the first counting process is performed in the second money handling apparatus 20, the counting control unit 52 causes the money fed from the insertion unit 601 (the insertion unit) in the banknote identification unit 610 (the identification unit) in the first counting process. The operation of the second money handling apparatus 20 is controlled so as to be identified and conveyed to the external stacking unit 603 (discharge unit) via the reversing unit 611 (reversing unit). And the count control part 52 produces | generates count information based on the result of the identification and count of the banknote by the banknote identification part 610. FIG.

  When the second counting process is performed in the second money handling apparatus 20, the counting control unit 52 determines that the money fed out from the input unit 601 (the dispensing unit) is the banknote identifying unit 610 (the identifying unit) in the second counting process. And a predetermined number of banknotes that are conveyed to the internal stacking unit 606 via the reversing unit 611 (reversing unit) and stacked on the internal stacking unit 606 are band-wrapped by the banding unit 607 and are second-throwing unit 605 ( The transport of the second money handling apparatus 20 is controlled so that less than a predetermined number of bills remaining in the internal stacking unit 606 are transported to the first throwing-out unit 604 (discharging unit) after being transported to the discharging unit). . And the count control part 52 produces | generates count information based on the result of the identification and count of the banknote by the banknote identification part 610. FIG.

[Re-examination control unit]
The configuration and operation of the re-examination control unit 53 in the second embodiment are the same as the configuration and operation (see FIG. 10) of the re-examination control unit 53 in the first embodiment.

[Effects of Embodiment 2]
In the money handling system 1 according to the second embodiment, the same effects as those of the money handling system 1 according to the first embodiment can be obtained. For example, by checking the withdrawal information and the counting information in the re-examination control unit 53, it is possible to support the re-examination of money by the operator and to reduce the burden on the operator who performs the re-examination of money. it can.

  Further, in the second embodiment, the counting control unit 52 is fed out from the insertion unit 601 in the counting process, and passes through the identifying unit (the banknote identifying unit 610 in the example of FIG. 13) and the reversing unit 611. In the example of 13, the front and back and top and bottom direction of banknotes (separate banknotes or banded banknotes) discharged from the external stacking unit 603, the first throwing unit 604, and the second throwing unit 605 are predetermined directions. The operation of the second money handling apparatus 20 is controlled so as to be aligned with each other. Thereby, a banknote can be discharged | emitted in the state in which the front and back of the banknote, and the direction of the top-and-bottom direction were aligned in the predetermined direction, respectively. Therefore, since the operation | work for aligning the direction of the front and back of a banknote and the top-and-bottom direction to a predetermined direction can be abbreviate | omitted, an operator's burden can be eased.

(Modification 1 of Embodiment 2)
As in the first modification of the first embodiment, in the second embodiment, the re-analysis control unit 53 completes the counting process during a period until a predetermined processing time elapses after the withdrawal process is completed. If not, it may be configured to output information (abnormality notification information) for notifying that the counting process is not normally performed after the withdrawal process. That is, the re-examination control unit 53 may be configured to perform the operation shown in FIG.

(Modification 2 of Embodiment 2)
Similarly to the second modification of the first embodiment, in the second embodiment, the counting process in the second money handling apparatus 20 is performed on the banknote (money) withdrawn from the money storage unit 400 of the first money handling apparatus 10. May be performed. That is, the withdrawal control unit 51 may control the operation of the first money handling apparatus 10 so that the withdrawal process is performed in the money storage unit 400 of the first money handling apparatus 10.

(Modification 3 of Embodiment 2)
Further, similarly to the third modification of the first embodiment, in the second embodiment, the reconnaissance control unit 53 may be provided in the first money handling apparatus 10. That is, the reexamination control unit 53 may constitute a part of the control unit 17 of the first money handling apparatus 10.

(Modification 4 of Embodiment 2)
Further, similarly to the fourth modification of the first embodiment, in the second embodiment, the recital control unit 53 may be provided in the management computer 30. That is, the re-review control unit 53 may constitute a part of the control unit 35 of the management computer 30.

(Embodiment 3)
FIG. 14 illustrates the configuration of the money handling system 1 according to the third embodiment. The money handling system 1 according to the third embodiment includes a first money handling apparatus 10 and a management computer 30.

[First money handling device]
As shown in FIGS. 14 and 15, the configuration of the first money handling apparatus 10 according to the third embodiment is the same as that of the first money handling apparatus 10 according to the first embodiment. In addition, in the 1st money processing apparatus 10 of Embodiment 3, in addition to various processes, such as a money_receiving | payment process and withdrawal process performed in the 1st money processing apparatus 10 of Embodiment 1, the money withdrawn in the payment process. Is counted. That is, the first money handling apparatus 10 performs a withdrawal process in which money is withdrawn and a counting process in which the money withdrawn in the withdrawal process is counted. 1 is discharged from the money handling apparatus 10.

  In the third embodiment, the loose banknote processing unit 100 counts the money withdrawn in the withdrawal process in addition to various processes such as a deposit process and a withdrawal process performed by the bulk banknote processing unit 100 of the first embodiment. Perform the counting process. In addition, the control unit 17 of the first money handling apparatus 10 includes a withdrawal control unit 51, a count control unit 52, and a reconnaissance control unit 53. That is, the withdrawal control unit 51, the counting control unit 52, and the reconnaissance control unit 53 constitute a part of the control unit 17.

<Counting process>
In the counting process of the loose banknote processing unit 100, the banknotes withdrawn in the withdrawal process of the first money handling apparatus 10 are put into the depositing unit 101. The banknotes inserted into the depositing unit 101 are fed to the first loose banknote transporting unit 110a and transported to the depositing identification unit 111, and are identified by the depositing identification unit 111. The banknotes identified as normal in the deposit recognition part 111 are transported to the fourth loose banknote transport part 110d via the switchback reversing part 112, and from the fourth loose banknote transport part 110d to the second loose banknote transport part 110b. To be transported. The banknotes transported to the second loose banknote transport unit 110b are transported to the dispensing unit 107 and dispensed. On the other hand, banknotes that are not identified as normal by the deposit identifying unit 111 are conveyed to the deposit reject unit 102 via the switchback reversing unit 112.

  In addition, when the banknote withdrawn in the withdrawal process of the 1st money processing apparatus 10 is a banded banknote (namely, when a banking process is performed in the banded banknote processing part 200), the banding of the banded banknote withdrawn is performed. After the paper is unwound and the banded banknote is turned into a loose banknote, the loose banknote is inserted into the depositing unit 101 of the rose banknote processing unit 100 and the counting process in the first money handling apparatus 10 is performed. In this case, in the counting process of the first money handling apparatus 10, the banded banknote may be discharged from the first money handling apparatus 10 (specifically, the banded banknote processing unit 200). That is, the banknotes identified as normal in the depositing identification unit 111 are transported and accumulated in the temporary arrangement and storage unit 109, and a predetermined number (for example, 100) of banknotes accumulated in the temporary arrangement and storage unit 109 are processed as a banded banknote. The banknotes (banded banknotes) transported to the banding part 203 of the part 200 and banded and banded by the banding part 203 may be transported to the dispensing part 204 and paid out.

[Withdrawal Control Department]
The configuration and operation of the withdrawal control unit 51 in the third embodiment are the same as the configuration and operation (FIG. 8) of the withdrawal control unit 51 in the first embodiment.

[Counting control unit]
The configuration and operation of the count control unit 52 in the third embodiment are the same as the configuration and operation (FIG. 9) of the count control unit 52 in the first embodiment. In the third embodiment, the counting control unit 52 controls the operation of the first money handling apparatus 10 as follows.

  In the third embodiment, the counting control unit 52 controls the operation of the first money handling apparatus 10 so that the counting process is performed in the first money handling apparatus 10. In this example, the counting control unit 52 recognizes the banknote (money) inserted into the depositing unit 101 (inserting unit) in the counting process of the first money handling apparatus 10 and recognizes it in the depositing identifying unit 111 (identifying unit). The operation of the first money handling apparatus 10 is controlled so as to be conveyed to the gold part 107 (discharge part). And the count control part 52 produces | generates count information based on the result of the identification and counting of the banknote by the deposit | payment identification part 111. FIG.

[Re-examination control unit]
The configuration and operation of the re-examination control unit 53 in the third embodiment are the same as the configuration and operation (see FIG. 10) of the re-examination control unit 53 in the first embodiment. In the third embodiment, when the withdrawal process in the first money handling apparatus 10 is completed, the withdrawal control unit 51 generates withdrawal information, and the reconfirmation control unit 53 is generated by the withdrawal control unit 51. Get withdrawal information. Moreover, when the counting process in the first money handling apparatus 10 is completed, the counting control unit 52 generates counting information, and the re-analysis control unit 53 acquires the counting information generated by the counting control unit 52.

[Effects of Embodiment 3]
In the money handling system 1 according to the third embodiment, the same effects as those of the money handling system 1 according to the first embodiment can be obtained. For example, by checking the withdrawal information and the counting information in the re-checking control unit 53, it is possible to support the re-checking of money by the operator, and to reduce the burden on the operator who performs the re-checking of money. it can.

(Modification 1 of Embodiment 3)
As in the first modification of the first embodiment, in the third embodiment, the recollection control unit 53 completes the counting process during a period until a predetermined processing time elapses after the withdrawal process is completed. If not, it may be configured to output information (abnormality notification information) for notifying that the counting process is not normally performed after the withdrawal process. That is, the re-examination control unit 53 may be configured to perform the operation shown in FIG.

(Modification 2 of Embodiment 3)
Further, similarly to the second modification of the first embodiment, in the third embodiment, the first money handling apparatus 10 (specifically, the roses are dispensed with respect to the money withdrawn from the money storage unit 400 of the first money handling apparatus 10). A counting process in the banknote processing unit 100) may be performed. That is, the withdrawal control unit 51 may control the operation of the first money handling apparatus 10 so that the withdrawal process is performed in the money storage unit 400 of the first money handling apparatus 10.

(Issuance of print media in various processes)
FIG. 16 illustrates various processes performed in the first money handling apparatus 10 constituting the teller machine. As shown in FIG. 16, in the 1st money processing apparatus 10 which comprises a teller machine, a plurality of processes (18 pieces in the example of FIG. 16) are performed. Here, the first money handling apparatus 10 may set whether or not information related to the result of the process is printed on a print medium and issued for each of a plurality of processes performed in the first money handling apparatus 10. It may be configured to be able to. That is, in the first money handling apparatus 10, it may be possible to set whether or not to print on a slip (print medium) for each of a plurality of processes. In addition, the plurality of processes performed in the first money handling apparatus 10 may include a process in which it is not possible to set the necessity of printing (for example, a process that always requires printing).

  Examples of processes that do not require printing among a plurality of processes include a change machine process, a separate calculation process, a payment standard process, a batch process, an on deposit (an example of a deposit process), an on withdrawal ( An example of a withdrawal process).

[Exchange machine processing]
In the exchange machine process, the loading / recovery can be managed by the linkage function of the teller machine and the change machine, and the implementation results can be tracked with an electronic journal. It is not essential to print on. In the money changer process, a warning screen is displayed when there is unimplemented loading / collection when clearing data in the teller machine.

[Separate calculation processing and payment standard processing and batch processing]
The separate calculation process, the payment standard process, and the collective process are processes for preparing cash for a specific purpose, and it is not essential to print the result of this process on the printing machine on the printing medium. In these processes, the printing medium (receipt) that has already been issued and cash are stored in pairs, so that printing on the printing medium on the teller machine side can be substituted.

[On deposit and withdrawal]
On-receipt and on-disbursement are linked processing with the accounting terminal used by the cashier and the joint member credit union, and it is possible to manage deposits and withdrawals on the accounting terminal side, and the implementation results Since tracking is possible with an electronic journal or the like, it is not essential to print the result of this processing on a printing medium on the cashier side.

[Configuration of money handling equipment]
For example, in the first money handling apparatus 10 constituting the teller machine, a setting operation (an operation for setting necessity of printing for each of a plurality of processes) by an operator having a specific authority is performed by the first money handling apparatus 10. When given to the operation display unit 11 (or the operation unit 12), it may be configured to set necessity of printing for each of a plurality of processes according to the setting operation. In addition, the first money handling apparatus 10 constituting the teller machine receives setting information ((information for setting necessity of printing for each of a plurality of processes) from an external device such as the tablet terminal 2, the smartphone 3, and the management computer 30). And the necessity of printing may be set for each of a plurality of processes according to the acquired setting information.

  In the first money handling apparatus 10, information (log) regarding the result of the process is stored in the storage unit 16 of the first money handling apparatus 10 for each of a plurality of processes, regardless of whether printing is necessary. Here, the 1st money processing apparatus 10 uses the operation display part 11 (or display part 13) of the 1st money processing apparatus 10 for the information (information regarding the result of the process) for every some process memorize | stored in the memory | storage part 16. FIG. ), Or may be configured to transmit information for each of a plurality of processes stored in the storage unit 16 to an external device such as the tablet terminal 2, the smartphone 3, or the management computer 30. It may be.

  Moreover, the 1st money processing apparatus 10 is a printing selection icon (with the image of the operation screen displayed on the operation display part 11 (or display part 13) of the 1st money processing apparatus 10 in the process about each of several processes. The operation display unit 11 (or the display unit 13) may be controlled so that an icon for selecting whether or not to print the result of the processing on a print medium is displayed. In this case, for each of the plurality of processes, even if the process is set to “printing unnecessary”, a print selection icon may be displayed in the process.

(Other embodiments)
In the above description, when the withdrawal information and the count information are inconsistent, the reexamination control unit 53 is an administrator who has a predetermined authority together with the inconsistency notification information (or in place of the inconsistency notification information). It may be configured to output information for encouraging the implementation of the reconsideration of money (reconsideration of money withdrawn in the withdrawal process).

  In the above description, the processing time serving as a determination criterion for determining whether the counting process is normally performed after the withdrawal process may be a fixed value or a variable value. Also good. For example, the re-examination control unit 53 performs the money processing apparatus (the second money processing apparatus 20 in the first and second embodiments, the first money processing in the third embodiment) to be subjected to the counting process next when the withdrawal process is completed. When the apparatus 10) is operated by another operator and another process is performed in the money handling apparatus, the processing time is increased by the time during which the other process is performed in the money handling apparatus. The processing time may be changed. That is, when the money processing apparatus to be counted next is operated by another operator at the time when the withdrawal process is completed, the abnormality notification information is displayed until the other processing in the money processing apparatus is completed. The output may be delayed.

  Moreover, although the case where the counting process was performed with respect to the banknotes withdrawn in the withdrawal process was described as an example in the above description, coins are withdrawn in the withdrawal process, and the counting process is performed on the coins. It may be done.

  Moreover, in the above description, in Embodiment 1, the case where the front and back of the banknote withdrawn in the withdrawal process of the 1st money processing apparatus 10 and the direction of the top-and-bottom direction are each arrange | positioned in the predetermined direction is mentioned as an example. However, the banknotes withdrawn in the withdrawal process of the first money handling apparatus 10 may not have their front and back and top-and-bottom orientations aligned in predetermined directions. Similarly, in Embodiment 2, the banknotes counted and discharged in the counting process of the second money handling apparatus 20 may have their front and back and top and bottom direction aligned in a predetermined direction. It does not have to be done.

  In the above description, the case where the withdrawal information includes the withdrawal number information (the information indicating the identification number attached to the money counted in the withdrawal process) is taken as an example. The gold number information may not be included. Similarly to this, the case where the count information includes the count number information (information indicating the identification number attached to the money counted in the counting process) is taken as an example, but the count information includes the count number information. It does not have to be.

  Further, in the above description, the case where the reconnaissance control unit 53 performs an operation of detecting an overlapping count of money in the counting process based on the count number information included in the count information is taken as an example. May be configured not to perform the operation of detecting the duplicate counting of money in the counting process. That is, steps S35 and S39 shown in FIGS. 10 and 11 may be omitted.

  Moreover, in the above description, the case where the reexamination control unit 53 collates the withdrawal amount information and the count amount information and collates the withdrawal number information and the count number information has been described as an example. 53 may be configured not to check the withdrawal number information and the count number information. For example, the reexamination control unit 53 does not collate the withdrawal number information and the count number information, but only collates the withdrawal amount information and the counted amount information in Step S36 shown in FIGS. It may be configured to do.

  Moreover, you may implement combining the above embodiment and modification suitably. The above embodiments and modifications are essentially preferable examples, and are not intended to limit the scope of the present invention, its application, or its use.

  As described above, the technology disclosed herein is useful for a money handling system.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Money processing system 10 1st money processing apparatus 11 Operation display part 12 Operation part 13 Display part 14 Printer 15 Communication part 16 Storage part 17 Control part 20 2nd money processing apparatus 21 Operation part 22 Display part 23 Communication part 24 Storage part 25 Control unit 30 Management computer 31 Operation unit 32 Display unit 33 Communication unit 34 Storage unit 35 Control unit 51 Withdrawal control unit 52 Count control unit 53 Reconnaissance control unit 100 Bulk bill processing unit 106 Money type bill storage unit (storage unit)
107 Withdrawal unit 110 Bulk bill transport unit (transport unit)
113 Withdrawal identification unit (identification unit)
200 Banded banknote processing unit 204 Withdrawal unit 206 Banded banknote storage unit (storage unit)
207 Banded banknote transport unit (transport unit)
208 Banded banknote identification part (identification part)
400 Money storage unit 401 Drawer 501 Holder 502 Turning mechanism 503 Identification unit 601 Input unit 603 External stacking unit (discharge unit)
604 First throwing section (discharge section)
605 Second dispensing unit (discharge unit)
606 Internal stacking unit 607 Band sealing unit 609 Banknote transport unit (transport unit)
610 Banknote recognition unit (identification unit)
611 Inversion part

Claims (14)

A first money handling apparatus for carrying out a withdrawal process for withdrawing money;
A second money handling apparatus for performing a counting process in which the money withdrawn in the withdrawal process is counted;
Withdrawal information including withdrawal amount information indicating the number of money types withdrawn in the withdrawal process, and counting information including count amount information indicating the number of money types counted in the counting process; The money processing system is provided with a reconnaissance control unit that acquires the withdrawal information and compares the withdrawal information with the counting information. In claim 1,
When the withdrawal information and the counting information are inconsistent, the re-discrimination control unit outputs mismatch information for notifying that the withdrawal information and the counting information are inconsistent. Characteristic money handling system. In claim 1 or 2,
When the counting process is not started during a period until a predetermined processing time elapses after the withdrawal process is completed, the re-examination control unit performs the counting process normally after the withdrawal process. A money handling system that outputs abnormality notification information for notifying that no operation has been performed. In claim 1 or 2,
When the counting process is not completed during a period until a predetermined processing time elapses after the withdrawal process is completed, the re-examination control unit performs the counting process normally after the withdrawal process. A money handling system that outputs abnormality notification information for notifying that no operation has been performed. In any one of Claims 1-4,
The money has an identification number for identifying the money,
The counting information includes counting number information indicating an identification number attached to money counted in the counting process,
The said re-examination control part detects the duplication count of the said money in the said count process based on the count number information contained in the said count information, The money processing system characterized by the above-mentioned. In any one of Claims 1-4,
The money has an identification number for identifying the money,
The withdrawal information includes withdrawal number information indicating an identification number attached to the money withdrawn in the withdrawal process,
The counting information includes counting number information indicating an identification number attached to money counted in the counting process,
The re-examination control unit collates the withdrawal amount information included in the withdrawal information with the counting amount information included in the counting information, and the withdrawal number information included in the withdrawal information A money handling system that collates with the count number information included in the count information. In any one of Claims 1-6,
The first money handling apparatus includes:
A storage section for storing the money;
A withdrawal unit for paying out the money;
A transport unit for transporting the money;
An identification unit for identifying and counting the money;
The operation of the first money handling apparatus is controlled so that the money conveyed from the storage unit in the dispensing process is identified by the identification unit and conveyed to the withdrawal unit, and the money of the money by the identification unit is controlled. A money handling system comprising: a withdrawal control unit that generates the withdrawal information based on the results of identification and counting. In any one of Claims 1-4,
The first money handling apparatus includes:
A drawer configured to store the money and configured to be switchable between an access-permitted state that permits loading and unloading of the money and an access-inhibited state that prohibits loading and unloading of the money;
An operation unit to which an operation by an operator is given;
In response to a predetermined operation in the withdrawal process, the operation of the first money handling device is controlled so that the drawer changes from an access-prohibited state to an access-permitted state, and the number of denominations of the money taken out from the drawer And a withdrawal control unit that generates the withdrawal information based on the money handling system. In any one of Claims 1-6,
The money is a banknote;
The second money handling apparatus includes:
A holder loaded with banknotes withdrawn in the withdrawal process;
A winding mechanism for winding banknotes loaded in the holder;
An identification unit that performs identification of banknotes loaded in the holder and counting of banknotes beaten by the turning mechanism;
In the counting process, the second money handling apparatus is configured such that the bills loaded in the holder are identified by the identifying unit and beaten by the turning mechanism, and the bills beaten by the turning mechanism are counted by the identifying unit. And a counting control unit for controlling the operation of the banknote and generating the counting information based on the result of identification and counting of the bills by the identification unit. In any one of Claims 1-6,
The second money handling apparatus includes:
An input unit into which the money withdrawn in the withdrawal process is inserted;
A discharge unit for discharging the money;
A transport unit for transporting the money;
An identification unit for identifying and counting the money;
The operation of the second money handling apparatus is controlled such that the money fed from the input unit in the counting process is identified by the identification unit and conveyed to the discharge unit, and the identification of the money by the identification unit and A money handling system comprising: a counting control unit that generates the counting information based on a counting result. In claim 10,
The money is a banknote;
The second money handling apparatus has a reversing unit for selectively reversing the front and back and top and bottom direction of the banknote,
The counting control unit is configured so that the front and back and top and bottom direction of the banknotes fed out from the insertion unit and discharged from the discharge unit via the identification unit and the reversing unit in the counting process are in predetermined directions, respectively. An operation of the second money handling apparatus is controlled so as to be aligned. A money handling apparatus for performing a withdrawal process for withdrawing money and a counting process for counting the money withdrawn in the withdrawal process;
Counting information including withdrawal information including withdrawal amount information indicating the number of money types withdrawn in the withdrawal process, and counting information including counting amount information indicating the number of money types counted in the counting process; The money processing system is provided with a reconnaissance control unit that acquires the withdrawal information and compares the withdrawal information with the counting information. A withdrawal step of withdrawing money from the first money handling apparatus;
A counting step of counting in the second money handling apparatus the money withdrawn in the withdrawal step;
Counting information including withdrawal information including withdrawal amount information indicating the number of money types withdrawn in the withdrawal step, and counting information including counting amount information indicating the number of money types counted in the counting step; And a re-checking step for reconciling the withdrawal information and the counting information. A withdrawal step of withdrawing money from the money handling apparatus;
A counting step of counting in the money handling apparatus the money withdrawn in the withdrawal step;
Counting information including withdrawal information including withdrawal amount information indicating the number of money types withdrawn in the withdrawal step, and counting information including counting amount information indicating the number of money types counted in the counting step; And a re-checking step for reconciling the withdrawal information and the counting information.