JP2718808B2 - Automatic transaction equipment - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Object of the Invention] (Industrial application field) The present invention is installed in, for example, a mechanized corner of a bank, etc. Related to transaction equipment.

(Prior art) In recent years, cash-receipt / payment devices (ATMs) have responded to changes in the market environment, such as holiday operation on Saturdays and long-time operation on weekdays, as well as the need for improved cash management in the devices. The need for automatic and easy replenishment of media such as banknotes is rapidly increasing.

Conventionally, banknotes are replenished to the deposit / withdrawal device by manually filling cash in a supplementary safe (safe cassette) for replenishment called a loading cabinet and setting the cash in the deposit / withdrawal device.
Since it is not possible to manage which ticket type and how many replenishments are used as a device, these are sequentially loaded into each safe via an inspection device that inspects incoming and outgoing bills, and the number of banknotes in each safe Was confirmed.

(Problems to be Solved by the Invention) As described above, conventionally, from an auxiliary safe (loading storage), via an inspection device used for depositing and withdrawing business,
Since the replenishment method is to load in each safe, deposit and withdrawal operations cannot be performed during replenishment, and it is necessary to temporarily bring down the device, which has been a problem in customer service.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION It is an object of the present invention to provide an automatic transaction apparatus capable of replenishing bills (including until the count is determined) while operating customer operations of the apparatus.

[Configuration of the Invention] (Means for Solving the Problems) In order to solve the above problems, an automatic transaction device according to the present invention is an automatic transaction device for depositing and withdrawing money, and is capable of putting in and out the currency. A plurality of safes, a transport path for transporting deposited money received by the safes or withdrawal currency taken out of the safe, and a first path provided in the transport path for inspecting the deposited currency and the withdrawn currency. Inspection means, an inlet and an outlet for money are separately provided, parallel processing of taking out and receiving money is possible, and an auxiliary safe for storing replenishment money to be replenished to the safe and provided without intersecting with the transport path. A return transport path for transporting the money taken out from the outlet of the auxiliary safe to the entrance of the auxiliary safe, a second inspection means provided in the middle of the return transport path for inspecting and counting the money, and a replenishment currency. Inspection count A preliminary inspection counting means for transporting the money taken out from the auxiliary safe by the return transport path and returning the money determined to be dispensable by the second inspection means to the entrance of the auxiliary safe. It is characterized by doing.

An automatic transaction apparatus according to the present invention is an automatic transaction apparatus for depositing and withdrawing money, and includes a plurality of safes capable of taking out and withdrawing the money, and deposits or withdrawals received from these safes. A transport path for transporting gold money, first inspection means provided on the transport path for inspecting incoming and outgoing money, and an entrance and an exit for currency are separately provided, and take-out and receipt of money are performed. And an auxiliary safe for storing replenished coins to be replenished to the safe, and a return which is provided without intersecting with the transport path and conveys the money taken out from the outlet of the auxiliary safe to the entrance of the auxiliary safe. A transport path, a second inspection means provided in the middle of the return transport path, for inspecting and counting money, and transporting the money taken out of the auxiliary safe by the return transport path at the time of inspection and counting of replenishment money. Preliminary inspection counting means for returning the money determined to be dispensable by the second inspection means to the entrance of the auxiliary safe, and replenishment means for taking out the money from the auxiliary safe and storing it in the plurality of safes. It is characterized by having.

Further, the automatic transaction device according to the present invention is an automatic transaction device for dispensing money, and conveys a plurality of safes storing the money for dispensing and money dispensed from these safes. A dispensing transport path, first inspection means provided in the dispensing transport path for inspecting dispensed money to be conveyed, and parallel processing of taking out and receiving money is possible, and replenishing money to be replenished to the safe. An auxiliary safe for storage, provided without intersecting with the dispensing transport path, a return transport path for transporting the money taken out from the auxiliary safe to the auxiliary safe, and provided in the middle of the return transport path for inspecting the money A second inspection means for counting,
At the time of inspection and counting of replenishment money, preliminary inspection and counting which transports the money taken out of the auxiliary safe by the return transport path and returns the money determined to be dispensable by the second inspection means to the auxiliary safe. And means.

The automatic transaction device according to the present invention is an automatic transaction device for dispensing money, and conveys a plurality of safes for storing the money for dispensing and money dispensed from these safes. A dispensing transport path, first inspection means provided in the dispensing transport path for inspecting dispensed money to be conveyed, and parallel processing of taking out and receiving money is possible, and replenishing money to be replenished to the safe. An auxiliary safe for storage, provided without intersecting with the dispensing transport path, a return transport path for transporting the money taken out from the auxiliary safe to the auxiliary safe, and provided in the middle of the return transport path for inspecting the money A second inspection means for counting,
At the time of inspection and counting of replenishment money, preliminary inspection and counting which transports the money taken out of the auxiliary safe by the return transport path and returns the money determined to be dispensable by the second inspection means to the auxiliary safe. Means, and replenishing means for taking out money from the auxiliary safe and storing it in the plurality of safes.

(Operation) According to the automatic transaction apparatus of the present invention, when inspecting and counting the supplementary money stored in the auxiliary safe, the supplementary money is taken out of the auxiliary safe and returned to the auxiliary safe through the return transport path. Then, when passing through the return transport path, inspection and counting of the replenishment currency is performed by second inspection means provided separately from the first inspection means for inspecting incoming and outgoing money. This allows
Even during normal deposit and withdrawal transactions, the money in the auxiliary safe can be inspected and counted and determined.

Accordingly, money can be replenished and collected in a state where the deposit and withdrawal operation is continued without temporarily stopping the automatic transaction apparatus, thereby improving the operating efficiency and the customer service. In addition, since the money in the auxiliary safe is counted and determined, the cash in the auxiliary safe is also managed cash, and even if money runs short during operation of the device, it is possible to withdraw money directly from the auxiliary safe, further improving operating efficiency. Becomes possible.

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

FIG. 2 shows a cash-receipt-and-disbursement apparatus 1 for handling money as an automatic transaction apparatus according to the present invention, and has the following configuration.

That is, a substantially L-shaped operation unit 3 is formed on the front surface of the housing 2. On the horizontal surface of the operation unit 3, there is provided a banknote depositing / dispensing port 4 which allows a large number of banknotes P to be deposited, transferred and transferred or banknotes P to be dispensed to be inserted or withdrawn at once. The bill receiving / dispensing port 4 is provided with a door 5 that can be opened and closed.

A color CRT display 6 with a built-in touch sensor is provided on the horizontal surface of the operation unit 3. This CRT display section 6
Displays operational procedures and other information on the CRT screen in illustrations, characters or words to guide the user, and in accordance with the display, responds to the PIN, amount, account number, transaction approval, confirmation or cancellation, etc. When a display portion is pressed, a touch sensor (not shown) detects the touch, and a so-called key operation for outputting a corresponding signal to the main control unit 11 described later is performed.

That is, for example, "Please press the transferee name"
Is displayed, and a Katakata key for inputting the name of the transferee, an alphanumeric designation key, and a key for supporting the form of the transferee are displayed. The content and display are changed every time the operation of the machine or the state of the step changes.

A card slot 7 for inserting a magnetic card A as a transaction medium in which a personal identification number and account information are recorded, a passbook insertion slot 8 for inserting a passbook B, and coins C are inserted in a vertical plane of the operation unit 3. And a coin change receiving port 10 for receiving a change of the coin C.

Also, as shown in FIG. 3, a main control unit 11 for controlling the whole, a card A inserted from the card insertion slot 7 is received in the housing 2, and a password is received from a magnetic stripe on the card A. , A magnetic card read unit 12 for receiving account information such as an account number, a passbook printing unit 13 for reading a magnetic stripe portion of the passbook B inserted from the passbook insertion slot 8 and recording transaction contents on the passbook B and journal paper (not shown). Is provided.

Further, a deposit / withdrawal unit 14 that receives the bill P inserted into the bill deposit / dispense port 4 and pays out a designated amount of bill P to the bill deposit / dispense port 4, and coins C inserted into the coin insertion slot 9. And a coin receiving / dispensing unit 15 for paying out the specified amount of coins C to the coin receiving slot 9, a customer service unit 16 constituted by the CRT display unit 5, and a voice guidance for providing voice guidance to a customer by a speaker (not shown). Unit 1
7. A staff operation unit 18 having an internal monitor for the staff is provided.

Further, information of a financial institution necessary for the transfer transaction, for example, a floppy disk 19 as a data file in which bank names and branch names are recorded in alphabetical order, data between the main control unit 11 and a host computer (center) not shown. A transmission control unit 20 and a power supply unit 21 for controlling transmission are provided.

Further, the main control unit 11 is connected to a remote monitor 22 for staff provided outside.

The clerk operation unit 18 and the remote monitor 22 instruct local processing (inspection processing for inspecting the internal state of the apparatus) such as detection of a position, replacement of a safe, and replenishment of a journal.

Next, the configuration of the deposit and withdrawal unit 14 will be described with reference to FIG.

The depositing / dispensing unit 14 is roughly composed of an upper unit 30 and a lower unit 31.

 First, the configuration of the upper unit 30 will be described.

The banknote pay-in / pay-out port 4 is provided above the upper unit 30 in the direction of the customer service surface (leftward in the figure).

Below the bill receiving / dispensing slot 4, a bill storing chamber 32 capable of collectively storing the bills P is formed. A take-out device 34 for taking out the bills P in the bill storage room 32 one by one via a take-out roller 33 is provided below the front part of the bill storage room 3. One wall surface of the bill accommodating chamber 32 is constituted by a backup body 35 movable in a direction of coming and going with respect to the other wall surface, so that the capacity thereof can be changed. Is urged toward the take-out roller 33 side.

At the lower part of the upper unit 30 in the customer service surface direction (left direction in the figure), a first inspection means as first inspection means for determining a bill type, true / false, overlapped conveyance, fitness, front / back, damage, etc. of the banknote P. A banknote inspection device 36 is provided, and a control unit 37 is provided on the rear side of the first banknote inspection device 36, that is, at the center in the front-rear direction of the upper unit 30.

Above the control unit 37, there is provided a depositing temporary accumulating device 39 for temporarily accumulating the deposited banknotes P in the depositing temporary accumulating unit 38 in a state where the front and back sides are aligned.

Further, a dispensing device which is located between the depositing temporary accumulating device 39 and the bill accommodating chamber 32 and temporarily accumulates the bills P to be paid to the customer at the time of dispensing in the dispensing temporary accumulating unit 40 and then discharges the bills P to the bill accommodating chamber 32. A temporary integration device 41 is provided.

 Next, the configuration of the lower unit 31 will be described.

In the center of the lower unit 31 in the front-rear direction, the first safe 50, the second safe 51,
A third safe 52 is located.

Of these, the first safe 50 and the second safe 51 are a 10,000 yen banknote for 10,000 yen banknotes, and the remaining third safe 52 is a 1,000 yen banknote for 1,000 yen banknotes. I have.

Each safe 50-52 has a bill taking-in means 53 at its upper end.
And a banknote take-out means 54, which stores the banknotes P deposited by the customer, and which is used as a recycle box to be taken out of the banknotes at the time of withdrawal and paid to the customer.

In addition, the customer service surface direction in the lower unit 31 (left direction in the figure)
A main motor 55 as a driving source and a driving force transmission system (not shown) 56 for transmitting the driving force of the main motor 55 to driven parts such as a conveyor belt and rollers are provided. Three storage-type safes 60, 61, and 62 are vertically arranged at the lower part in the rear direction (right direction in the figure) of the inside 31.

These safes 60 to 62 are made into cassettes and the safe cassette 63
And can be taken out integrally.

The upper safe 60 is 5,000 yen at the time of deposit and 5,000 yen / lost bill storage for storing damaged tickets, and the middle safe 61 is a forgotten storage for storing banknotes forgotten by customers. The safe 62 is a reject storage for storing rejected bills (excluded bills) at the time of withdrawal and deposit (after confirmation).

Above the safe cassette 63, an auxiliary safe (loading / transferring) 65 is provided so as to extend to the upper unit 32 as well. As will be described later, the banknote P
It can be stored and taken out at the same time, and can be used as a storage for replenishing recycled bills,
It is used as a transfer warehouse for temporarily transferring the banknotes P in the safes 50, 51, 52 during the allocation process.

Further, in the vicinity of the auxiliary safe 65 and in the lower unit 31, a second bill as a second inspection means for discriminating the bill type, authenticity, overlapped transport, fitness, front / back, damage, etc. of the bill P is provided. An inspection device 66 is provided.

In the upper unit 30 and the lower unit 31,
A plurality of conveyor belts and rollers or the like have been provided, with a plurality of paper money transport path R ₁ to R ₁₉ are formed, the banknote P
70 as sorting means for sorting the transport direction of the paper and optical bill detecting means 71 for detecting passage and remaining of bills
... are arranged.

Next, the configuration and operation of the auxiliary safe (loading / transferring) 65 will be described with reference to FIGS.

First, the basic configuration will be described with reference to FIG. 5 and FIG.

The safe cassette body 80 includes an outer housing 82 having a lid 81 and an inner housing 84 forming a bill storage chamber 83, a bill inlet 85 on one side at the upper end, and one side on the lower side. A bill outlet 86 is formed.

In the vicinity of the bill inlet 85 is adapted to feed a horizontal state banknote P take-roller 87 is carried out via the transfer path R ₁₈ optionally disposed in the bill storage compartment 83.

A feed roller 88 and a take-out roller
A single sheet take-out means 91 comprising a separation roller 90 and the like is provided, and a hopper section 83a formed at a lower portion in the bill storage chamber 83.
Are sequentially taken out one by one from the lowermost one in a horizontal state.

Further, a pusher 95 is disposed in the upper part of the bill storage chamber 83 so as to be movable up and down, and the separators 96 and 96, the shutters 97 and 97, and the lifters 98 and 98 are interposed in the bill storage chamber 83. Are arranged.

The separators 96, 96, the shutters 97, 97, and the lifters 98, 98 are guided by guide shafts 99, 99 provided between the outer casing 82 and the inner casing 84 and having a vertically extending lengthwise direction. It can be moved up and down, and the bill storage room is indicated by a two-dot chain line in FIG.
It is configured so that it can be turned to the position retracted from 83.

Further, a first stopper 100 that can be retracted from the bill storage chamber 83 by being rotated is provided slightly above the bill storage chamber 83.
, And a second stopper 101 are provided, and a backup 102 which is rotatable and retractable from the bill storage chamber 83 is provided below the bill storage chamber 83.

In the upper part of the safe cassette body 80, a bill storage unit 10 is provided.
3 are formed.

Next, the operation of storing the banknote P in the auxiliary safe 65 and the operation of taking out the banknote P from the auxiliary safe 65 will be described with reference to FIG.

First, as shown in FIG. 7A, the bill P sent to the auxiliary safe 65 is taken into the upper part of the bill storage chamber 83 via the take-in roller 87, and is placed horizontally on the separator 96. Be accumulated.

Then, the separators 96 are sequentially lowered in accordance with the number of stacked banknotes P, and when about 200 sheets (soft count) are stacked on the separators 96, as shown in FIG. Descend to near 100.

In this state, the entry of the temporary banknotes P is stopped, and as shown in FIG.
The bill P moves between the second stopper 100 and the second stopper 101, and is supported by the first stopper 100.

Next, as shown in FIG.
The shutter 97 and the shutter 97 are simultaneously rotated about the guide shaft 99 as a rotation center, and are retracted from the bill storage chamber 83 (the position indicated by the two-dot chain line in FIG. 6).

Thereafter, as shown in FIG. 7 (e), the pusher 95 descends, pushes the banknote P down to the lower side of the second stopper 101, and moves it onto the tough 98.

At this time, the first and second stoppers 100 and 101 are pushed by the bill P, and once escaped to the vertical position (retreat position) by the action of a spring member (not shown), then return to the horizontal position from the vertical position again. The first and second pushers 95
Notches are formed in portions facing the stoppers 100 and 101, so that they do not interfere with each other.

Then, as shown in FIG. 7 (f), the pusher 95 is raised to return to the standby position, and the separator 96 and the shutter 97 are moved to the position (solid line position in FIG. 6) interposed in the bill storage chamber 83. Return. Thereafter, the separator 96 moves to an upper position indicated by a two-dot chain line.

Thereby, the storing operation of the bill P in the bill storage chamber 83 is completed.

The operations of (a) to (f) in FIG. 7 are repeated to enable about 1800 banknotes P (about 250 mm) to be stacked on the Ritafu 98.

During this time, the hopper 83a in the lower part of the bill storage chamber 83
In FIG. 7 (g), when there is a dispensing bill P as indicated by a two-dot chain line, the bill P can be taken out at an appropriate time. When the remaining number of banknotes P in the hopper 83a reaches about 200 (or height detection), the backup 102 automatically pushes the banknotes in the hopper 83a from the retracted position (solid line position) (two-dot chain line). Position).

Next, when the banknotes P in the hopper 83a run out, the backup 102 returns to the retracted position (solid line position), as shown in FIG. Descend as shown. Then, the banknotes P on the tough 98 are fed by the feed rollers 88 of the one sheet take-out means 91 of the hopper 83a.
And the take-out roller 89.

Thereafter, the tough 98 rotates about the guide shaft 99 as a rotation center, and once moves up to the position retracted from the bill storage chamber 83, ascends, and again as shown in FIG. 7 (j). It returns to the position interposed in the storage room 83.

Then, the storing operation and the extracting operation of the banknote P can be performed.

 Next, various processing operations will be described.

8A and 8B show the flow of banknotes during a deposit transaction.

First, in FIG. 8 A, when it is inserted from the paper currency deposit and withdrawal port 4 to the banknote storage chamber 32, the bill P, as shown by the solid line arrow, is successively conveyed to the bill feeding path R ₁ to R _4, deposit one o'clock It is led to the accumulation device 39. Thereafter, the integrated temporary bill transport path R ₅ or R ₆ to selectively deposit temporary stacking section 38 in a state of selection of front and back are distributed deposit temporary stacking device 39.

At this time, rejected bills P that have not been read by the first paper money inspecting device 36 provided in the bill transport path R _2, as indicated by broken line arrows, guide the bill conveyance path R ₆ to dispensing temporary stacking section 40 after being integrated with him, banknote storage chamber via the paper money transport path R ₇
At the same time, it is returned to 32 and the door 5 is opened to have the customer re-enter.

When all the deposited banknotes P have been read, the deposited amount is displayed on the CRT display unit 6.

The customer confirms the amount and, if correct, presses the [confirm] button on the CRT display section 6 with a built-in touch sensor.

When this [confirmation] button is pressed, the banknotes P in the deposit temporary accumulation section 38 are taken out one by one as shown by the solid arrows in FIG. _8B , and the banknote transport paths R ₈ , R ₁ , R ₂ , R ₉ are transported sequentially.

Then, the 10,000-yen banknote P and the 1,000-yen banknote P are
_It is guided to the ₁₀ side and stored in a first safe (10,000 yen store) 50 or a second safe (10,000 yen store) 51 and a third safe (1,000 yen store) 52.

In addition, 5,000 yen and damaged tickets and reject bills P
It is guided to the paper money transport path R ₁₁ side.

Then, the 5,000 yen and the damaged ticket P are stored in the safe at the top of the safe cassette 63 (5,000 yen / unfitted note storage), as indicated by the dashed arrow.
Housed in 60. Further, the rejected banknote P is stored in a safe (reject storage) 62 at the lower stage of the safe cassette 63, as indicated by a two-dot chain line arrow.

 FIG. 9 shows the flow of bills during a withdrawal transaction.

The amount requested by the customer is taken out of the first safe (10,000 yen store) 50 or the second safe (10,000 yen store) 51, and the third safe (1,000 yen store) 52, and the bill transport paths R ₁₀ , R _{15, R 2, R 3,} R 4,
R ₆ is sequentially conveyed, guided to the dispensing temporary accumulating device 41, and temporarily accumulated in the dispensing temporary accumulating unit 40. After integration, along with back collectively banknote storage chamber 32 via the paper money transport path R _7, paying customers by opening the door 5.

On the other hand, the rejected banknotes P are stored in a safe (reject storage) 62 at the lower stage of the safe cassette 63, as indicated by a two-dot chain line arrow.

 FIG. 10 shows the flow of banknotes at the time of forgotten collection.

At the time of dispensing and depositing operations, if there is a banknote P in the banknote storage chamber 32 even after a certain period of time, it is determined that "forgot". After closing the door 5, banknotes P of the bill accommodating chamber 32 is taken one by one by the take-out roller 33, as shown by the solid line arrow, the bill transport path _{R 1, R 2, R 9} , R 11 and R ₁₃ is sequentially conveyed and collected in the middle safe (forgotten storage) 61 of the safe cassette 63.

FIG. 11 shows the flow of bills at the time of replenishment when the number of dispensed bills is low.

The banknotes P of the auxiliary safe 65, one by one taken out from the lower side, Komu sent to the bill feeding path R _16. And the bill transport path R
Check the denomination or the like in the second paper money inspecting device 44 provided in the _16, the first safe sequentially via the paper money transport path R ₁₇ Oyohi R ₁₀ as supplement means (yen box) 50 , The second safe (10,000 yen store) 51 and the third safe (1,000 yen store) 52 are replenished with banknotes. At this time, it rejected bills P generated takes into banknote storing portion 103 formed in an upper portion of the auxiliary safe 65 via the paper money transport path R _18.

Next, with reference to FIG. 1, the flow of banknotes in the case where the number of banknotes to be replenished in the auxiliary safe to be refilled to the safes 50, 51, 52 is preliminarily inspected and counted will be described.

First, during normal customer operations, for example, during withdrawal processing,
As described above, the processing is performed along the path indicated by the broken arrow.

On the other hand, in the auxiliary safe 65 is fed banknotes P packed by hand the auxiliary safe 65 is taken out one by one from the outlet 86 of the lower to the bill transport path R _16.

Then, the back upward as shown by the solid line arrows via the transport path R ₂₀ returns replenishing bill consisting bill transport path R ₁₆ Oyohi R _18, in this conveyance developing, second bill inspection device 66 Thus, the bill type, authenticity, overlapped conveyance, correctness, front and back, and the like of the banknote P are determined.

And the banknote P judged to be able to withdraw to the customer
Is returned to the banknote storage room 83 of the auxiliary safe 65 from the banknote inlet 85 again. Thus, the return conveyance path and the second banknote inspection device 66 function as a preliminary inspection counting unit in the present invention. In addition, the rejected bills, the damaged bills, and the like are stored in the bill storage room 10 of the same auxiliary safe 65 as indicated by the two-dot chain line arrow.
Put in 3.

Although the banknote P packed by hand does not recognize the denomination, the number of sheets, and the like as a device, the banknote P once detected by the second banknote inspection device 66 is recognized as these data and becomes management cash. Therefore, the banknote P can be used as a banknote service from the auxiliary safe 65 as a banknote for customers.

Flow of banknotes in this normal withdrawal business (broken arrow path)
And the flow of banknotes during inspection of replenishment banknotes (solid arrow path)
Does not intersect, as you can see from the figure,
Parallel processing will be possible.

 The same applies to the payment operation.

As described above, the auxiliary cash box 65
It is possible to determine the count of the banknotes P in the banknotes, and the depositing / dispensing business can be continued without temporarily bringing down the device, thereby improving the operation efficiency and the customer service. In addition, the banknotes P can be replenished without stopping, and even if the banknotes P run short during the operation of the apparatus, it is possible to directly withdraw money from the auxiliary safe 65, thereby further improving the operation efficiency.

The present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment, but can be variously modified.

[Effects of the Invention] As described in detail above, according to the present invention, the supplementary banknotes stored in the auxiliary safe can be once taken out and stored again, and the supplementary banknotes can be inspected and counted in advance.
In this way, since the auxiliary safe has an independent transfer path that can determine the count, banknotes in the auxiliary safe can be determined in parallel with the normal deposit and withdrawal operations, and the deposit and withdrawal can be performed without temporarily bringing down the device. The business can be continued and the operation efficiency can be improved and the customer service can be improved. In addition, since the banknotes in the auxiliary safe have been counted and determined, the cash in the auxiliary safe is also managed cash, and even if there is a shortage of banknotes during operation of the device, direct withdrawal from the auxiliary safe is possible, and operating efficiency This has the effect of being able to further improve.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 shows the flow of banknotes at the time of inspection and counting of replenishment banknotes. FIG. 2 is an external perspective view of the entire apparatus, FIG. 3 is an explanatory diagram of the structure of a cash-in / pay-out device, and FIG. , FIG. 5 is a front view showing the schematic configuration of the auxiliary safe, FIG. 6 is a plan view showing the same general configuration, FIG. 7 is an explanatory view showing the same operating state, and FIG. 8A and FIG. FIG. 9 is an explanatory diagram showing the flow of banknotes at the time of payment, FIG. 9 is an explanatory diagram showing the flow of banknotes at the time of dispensing,
FIG. 10 is an explanatory view showing the flow of banknotes at the time of forgotten collection, FIG.
The figure is an explanatory view showing the flow of bills at the time of loading. 36: first inspection means, 50, 51, 52 ... safe, 65: auxiliary safe,
66 ... second inspecting means, 85 ... bill inlet, 86 ... banknote outlet, R ₂₀ ... replenisher bill returning conveyance path, P ... bills.

Claims (4)

(57) [Claims] 1. An automatic transaction apparatus for depositing and withdrawing money, comprising: a plurality of safes capable of receiving and dispensing the money; and a transport for conveying deposited money received in the safe or withdrawn from the safe. Path, first inspection means provided in the transport path for inspecting incoming and outgoing money to be conveyed, and an inlet and an outlet for money are separately provided, so that parallel processing of taking out and receiving money is possible. An auxiliary safe for storing replenishment coins to be refilled into the safe, a return conveyance path provided without intersecting with the conveyance path, and conveying the money taken out from an outlet of the auxiliary safe to an entrance of the auxiliary safe; A second inspection means provided in the middle of the transport path for inspecting and counting money; and a second remover for transporting the money taken out of the auxiliary safe by the return transport path when inspecting and counting replenishment money. And a preliminary inspection counting means for returning the money determined to be dispensable by the method to the entrance of the auxiliary safe. 2. An automatic transaction apparatus for depositing and withdrawing money, comprising: a plurality of safes capable of receiving and dispensing the money; and a transport for conveying deposited money received in the safe or withdrawn from the safe. Path, first inspection means provided in the transport path for inspecting incoming and outgoing money to be conveyed, and an inlet and an outlet for money are separately provided, so that parallel processing of taking out and receiving money is possible. An auxiliary safe for storing replenishment coins to be refilled into the safe, a return conveyance path provided without intersecting with the conveyance path, and conveying the money taken out from an outlet of the auxiliary safe to an entrance of the auxiliary safe; A second inspection means provided in the middle of the transport path for inspecting and counting money; and a second remover for transporting the money taken out of the auxiliary safe by the return transport path when inspecting and counting replenishment money. Preliminary inspection counting means for returning the money determined to be dispensable to the entrance of the auxiliary safe, and replenishing means for taking out the money from the auxiliary safe and storing it in the plurality of safes. Automatic transaction equipment. 3. An automatic transaction apparatus for dispensing money, comprising: a plurality of safes for storing the money for dispensing; a dispensing conveyance path for conveying the dispensed money to be taken out of these safes; First inspection means provided in the dispensing transport path for inspecting dispensed money to be conveyed, and an auxiliary safe for storing replenished money to be replenished in the safe, capable of parallel processing of taking out and receiving money, A return transport path that is provided without intersecting with the dispensing transport path and transports the money taken out from the auxiliary safe to the auxiliary safe; and a second inspection that is provided in the middle of the return transport path and that inspects and counts the money. Means for checking and counting replenishment money, transferring the money taken out of the auxiliary safe by the return conveyance path, and returning the money determined to be dispensable by the second checking means to the auxiliary safe. Preliminary inspection counting means Automated teller machine, characterized in that the. 4. An automatic transaction apparatus for dispensing money, comprising: a plurality of safes for storing the money for dispensing; a dispensing conveyance path for conveying the dispensed money to be taken out of these safes; First inspection means provided in the dispensing transport path for inspecting dispensed money to be conveyed, and an auxiliary safe for storing replenished money to be replenished in the safe, capable of parallel processing of taking out and receiving money, A return transport path that is provided without intersecting with the dispensing transport path and transports the money taken out from the auxiliary safe to the auxiliary safe; and a second inspection that is provided in the middle of the return transport path and that inspects and counts the money. Means for checking and counting replenishment money, transferring the money taken out of the auxiliary safe by the return conveyance path, and returning the money determined to be dispensable by the second checking means to the auxiliary safe. Preliminary inspection counting means; Automatic transaction apparatus being characterized in that anda replenishing means for storing a plurality of safe taken out money from safe.