JP2891613B2 - Banknote organizer - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a banknote sorting and binding apparatus used in financial institutions and the like for stacking and binding loose bills in, for example, 100 sheets.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art As a banknote sorting and binding apparatus of this type, a "banknote collection processing apparatus" disclosed in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 64-26997 has been known. This bill collecting and processing device is a combination of a bill dispensing / dispensing device, a bundling device, and a bundle discharging device, and accumulates bills conveyed one by one from the bill dispensing / dispensing device. After a predetermined number of sheets (for example, 100 sheets) are accumulated in a unit, the sheets are sent to a binding device and bound by a tape, and then the bound banknotes are stored in a plurality of storage units provided in the bundle discharging device by denomination. ing. The bundle of bills stored in the bundle discharging device is dispensed for each denomination according to a payout request of the operator.

[0003]

By the way, in the banknote collecting and processing apparatus configured as described above, the banknote is processed, for example, by 10
After stacking on zero sheets, they are bound by tape, but at this time, the number of stacked banknotes does not reach 100 sheets,
When a fraction is generated, the fractional banknotes accumulated in the accumulation section must be manually removed. Therefore,
While the fractional banknote is being removed by the operator, there is a problem that the banknote collection processing device cannot be operated, which hinders the binding process of the banknote.

The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and when a bill accumulated in a stacking unit has a fraction, by automatically collecting the fraction bill, the operator can obtain the fraction. An object of the present invention is to provide a bill collecting and processing apparatus capable of saving the time and money for collecting bills and thereby efficiently performing the binding processing of bills.

[0005]

In order to achieve the above object, according to a first aspect of the present invention, a predetermined number of banknotes conveyed one by one are stacked in a stacking section, and the stacked banknotes are bound in a binding section. In a banknote arrangement and binding device that transfers and binds
A fractional bill storage unit capable of storing only the fractional banknotes accumulated in the accumulation unit, a fractional banknote guiding unit capable of guiding the fractional banknote in the accumulation state from the accumulation unit to the fractional banknote storage unit, End signal generating means for outputting an end signal indicating that the binding process has ended, and based on the end signal output by the end signal generating means, the stacked banknotes less than the predetermined number of sheets stacked in the stacking unit the regarded as odd banknotes, the said end count banknotes, by the odd banknotes guiding means, like integrated until the odd banknote storage unit without tie
And control means for guiding and storing the state .

Furthermore, in the second invention, the odd banknotes guide means is provided below the stacking unit, the side of the sorting order scratch predetermined number integrated banknotes to the bundling portion
Move towards, and of moving the odd banknotes less than a predetermined number on the side of the reverse for distributing to the odd banknote accommodating section side
To a sorting unit, is constituted by a storage means for storing said to raise the odd banknotes that are sorted into odd banknote storing portion to the odd banknote storage portion by vibrating component means, said current
The stacking unit and the fraction bill storage unit are arranged in parallel .

In the third invention, there is further provided a transfer means capable of transferring the stacked banknotes stacked in the stacking section to the binding section, and the fractional bill guide means is provided in the middle of the transfer means. It is moved to the side of the sorting order scratch predetermined number integrated banknotes to the bundling portion
It was also has a switching <br/> switch means for moving downwardly due to the distribution housing the odd banknotes less than a predetermined number to the odd banknote receiving unit side.

[0008] In the fourth invention, furthermore, a distributing means for guiding the bound bills bound at the binding portion and distributing the bound bills according to the denomination, and distributing according to the denomination by the distributing means. A bundled banknote storage unit of a denomination for storing the bundled bundled banknotes, and the fractional banknote storage unit is disposed adjacent to the bundled banknote storage unit of the denomination and arranged at a position that can be sorted by the distribution unit. The fraction bill guide means is constituted by the distribution means.

[0009]

According to the first aspect of the present invention, when the end signal generating means outputs an end signal indicating that the binding processing of the banknotes has ended, the control means sets the predetermined number of sheets stacked in the stacking unit. Is regarded as a fractional banknote, and the fractional banknote is guided by the fractional banknote guiding means to the fractional banknote storage unit without being bound, and is stored in the fractional banknote as in the related art. The labor for collecting the accumulated bills can be saved. In addition, fractional bills are accumulated
As it is guided to the fractional bill storage section as it is, fractional bill guidance
The structure of the means can be simplified. In addition, fraction bill storage
To store only fractional banknotes, combine only fractional banknotes
Can be stored.

Further, according to the second invention, the distribution means
To the binding unit side
Move it to one side to sort, and
To sort fractional banknotes less than fraction banknotes
It will be moved to the opposite side, and the storage means,
Fractions distributed to the bill storage unit side by the sorting means
By raising the bill and storing it in the fractional bill storage
This means that the stacking unit and the fractional bill storage unit are
You.

Further, according to the third invention, the switching means
Is a predetermined number of banknotes accumulated from the middle of the transfer means
Move it to one side to distribute it to the binding
In addition, fractional banknotes less than the predetermined number are
Lateral direction to move downward for sorting and storage
Travel is minimal.

According to the fourth aspect of the invention, the fractional banknotes are transported to the binding unit in the same manner as the predetermined number of stacked banknotes, but are not bound at the binding unit and are bound by denomination.
Guided by the distributing means for distributing the bundled bills to the bill storage unit.
In addition, by this distributing means, the bundled banknote
Guided to the fractional bill storage unit arranged adjacent to the storage unit
Will be stored. Therefore, fraction bills are sorted
No fractional bill guide means is required. Moreover,
A fractional bill storage unit is arranged adjacent to the bundled
Can be placed.

[0013]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS A first embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to FIG. In FIG. 1, reference numeral 1 denotes a transport route through which loose banknotes are supplied one by one, and the upstream side of the transport route 1, for example, pays out deposited banknotes stored in denominations as dispensed banknotes. The transport route 1 is connected to a circulating banknote pay-in / pay-out device that is capable of feeding a predetermined number of banknotes (for example, 100
Are connected to a stacking unit 2 for stacking the sheets. The stacking unit 2 is provided with an elevator 3 which is provided to be able to move up and down in a horizontal state, and on which a bill supplied through the transport route 1 can be placed.
Banknotes are stacked at the stacking position (the position indicated by the dashed line).

The lower part of the stacking unit 2 is
Elevator 3 in the lowering position (the position shown by the solid line in the figure)
Distributing means 4 for distributing the upper bill to either the elevating means 8 or the fractional bill storing mechanism 15 (both will be described later) is provided. The distributing means 4 is configured such that a contact member 7 is fixed to a horizontally disposed endless belt 5 via a support member 6, and the contact member 7 is attached to the elevator 3 at a lowered position. On the other hand, when the banknotes move in the direction of the arrow (a), the banknotes on the elevator 3 (the banknotes in this case, 100 banknotes) are pushed out toward the lifting / lowering means 8, and the elevator 3 at the lowering position is also pushed. When the banknote is moved from the direction of arrow (b), the banknotes on the elevator 3 (the banknotes in this case are less than 100) are pushed out toward the fractional banknote storage mechanism 15. . A slit (not shown) is formed in the elevator 3 of the stacking unit 2 so that the contact member 7 of the distribution unit 4 can pass through the slit in the direction of the arrow (a) or the arrow (b). It has become.

The lifting / lowering means 8 is provided so as to be close to and separated from each other in a horizontal state, and a pair of clamp plates 1 for clamping the stacked bills distributed by the distribution means 4 therebetween.
0, a stopper 11 provided on the clamp plate 10 to restrict the movement of the stacked banknotes sorted by the sorting means 4 in the direction of the arrow (a), and the clamp plate 10 to approach and separate from each other. And a driving mechanism (not shown) for raising and lowering the plate 10. The stacked banknotes are clamped between the clamp plates 10 at an upper position indicated by a solid line.
At the lower position indicated by the one-dot chain line, the stacked bills clamped between the clamp plates 10 are bound by the binding portions 1 located on the sides thereof.
2.

At a lower position of the elevating means 8, there is provided a transfer means 13 which is movable in the directions of arrows (a) and (b), and the transfer means 13 moves in the direction of arrow (b). Thus, the stacked bills sandwiched between the clamp plates 10 of the lifting / lowering means 8 are pushed out to the binding portion 12. The transfer means 13 can pass through the clamp plate 10 in a direction indicated by an arrow (a) or an arrow (b) through a slit (not shown) provided in the clamp plate 10.

The binding portions 12 are close to and separated from each other, hold the stacked banknotes at the close position, and also have a binding portion clamp 14 provided so as to rotate by itself, and A tape supply mechanism (not shown) for supplying the tape to be wound, a cutter (not shown) for cutting the tape wound on the stacked banknotes, and heat-sealing the tape wound on the stacked banknotes at the overlapping portion thereof Bonding means (not shown), and the binding portion clamp 14
When the stacked banknotes are rotated in a sandwiched state, the tape supplied from the tape supply means is wound around the stacked banknotes, and when the winding is completed, the overlapping portion of the tape is thermally fused, In addition, an unnecessary portion of the tape is cut by a cutter. In addition, the binding portion 12
The stacked banknotes are bundled by the distributing means (described below with reference to FIG. 2 and the like) to be stacked and stored in the bundled banknote storage unit of each denomination.

Next, the fractional bill storage mechanism 15 for storing the fractional bills distributed in the direction of the arrow (b) by the distribution means 4 will be described. A receiving member 17 having an L-shaped cross section is provided on a side portion at a lower position of the elevator 3 via a connecting plate 16, and a slit (not shown in the drawing) of the receiving member 17 is provided near the receiving member 17. ) Is provided with a push-up means 18 that can move up and down. The push-up means 18 normally stands by at a position shown in the drawing, and the fractional bills on the elevator 3 are transferred to the receiving member 17 via the communication plate 16 by the contact member 7 of the sorting means 4. In this case, as shown by the arrow (c), the fractional banknote on the receiving member 17 is lifted and pushed into the fractional banknote storage unit 19.

The fractional bill storage section 19 is arranged above the receiving member 17 so that the opening faces downward. Inside the fractional bill storage section 19, the fractional bills pushed by the push-up means 18 are stored. It is supposed to be. In addition, a pair of support plates 20 that are rotatable about a shaft 20A are provided below the fractional bill storage unit 19. These support plates 20 are urged downward by an urging member (not shown). When no external force is applied, the support plates 20 are regulated by stoppers 20B, and are horizontally arranged as shown by solid lines. When the fractional banknote is pushed up by the push-up means 18, the pushing-up force of the push-up means 18 causes the support plate 20 to rotate upward and open together as indicated by a dashed line, and further, the push-up means 18 After the fractional banknote is pushed into the fractional banknote storage unit 19 by the
Is lowered, the lifting means 18 is lowered,
The support plate 20 is rotated downward by the urging force of the urging means, and as a result, the support plate 20 arranged as shown by the solid line
The fractional bills pushed by the push-up means 18 are placed on the top. That is, the fractional banknote is stored in the fractional banknote storage unit 19.

A counting sensor 21 for counting bills is provided in the middle of the transport route 1. Based on the counting signal of the counting sensor 21, it is determined whether or not a fractional bill has been generated. Hereinafter, a control relationship including this determination will be described with reference to FIG.

In FIG. 2, reference numeral 22 denotes an end signal generating means for outputting an end signal indicating that the binding process of the banknote has ended, for example, a switch operated by an operator. It consists of. That is, when performing the binding process of the bills, usually, the bills are loaded according to the denomination, and while performing the discrimination process, the binding process is performed for a predetermined number of sheets, and this process is continued until the loaded bills are exhausted. Yes, if the loaded banknotes are exhausted, the banknote of the denomination can be added and the binding process can be continued, while if the banknotes of the denomination to be loaded are exhausted, the binding process of the denomination is performed. Must be terminated. Therefore, when the operator operates the switch to indicate that the binding processing of the banknotes of the denomination has been completed, an end signal is output.

It should be noted that the end signal generating means 22 may be an end switch simply indicating the end of the binding process, or may be replaced with a simple end switch and the binding process is performed for each denomination. The end state is determined based on the denomination change operation of the denomination setting means, and an end signal is output, or the count signal of the counting sensor 21 is input, and the count signal is not input within a predetermined time. Thereby, a configuration in which the binding process of the banknotes of the denomination is considered to be completed and an end signal is output, and further,
Various configurations, such as a combination of these methods, can be adopted.

Next, what is indicated by reference numeral 23 is control means.
The counting signal from the counting sensor 21 is counted, and every time the counted value reaches an integral multiple of a predetermined value (ie, 100), the 100 stacked bills of the stacking unit 2 are
The binding unit 12 is transferred to the binding unit 12 via the transfer unit 24.
Then, the tape is wound and bound by heat fusion, and the bundled banknotes are controlled to be stored in the bundled banknote storage unit 26 for each denomination via the distribution means 25. Here, the transfer means 24 is composed of the sorting means 4, which moves in the direction of the arrow (a) described in FIG. 1, the elevating means 8, and the transfer means 13, and transfers the stacked banknotes from the stacking section 2 to the binding section 12. It is a general term for the mechanism that transfers. Further, the distributing means 25 and the bundled banknote storage section 26 will be described in detail in the second embodiment and the following FIG. 3 and the description thereof will be omitted. Note that, in FIG. 2, the flow indicated by the dotted line is
It shows the flow of bound bills or fractional bills.

On the other hand, the control means 23 counts the count signal from the count sensor 21 and determines that the count value does not match any of integral multiples of a predetermined value (ie, 100 sheets), that is, a state in which a so-called fraction occurs. Then, when an end signal for ending the binding process of the denomination of the denomination is input from the end signal generating unit 22, the fractional banknote of the stacking unit 2 is converted to a fractional banknote guiding unit as shown by a broken line in FIG. It is controlled to be stored in the fractional banknote storage unit 19 via 27. Here, the fractional bill guide means 27 is composed of the sorting means 4 and the push-up means 18 which operate in the direction of the arrow (b) described in FIG. 1, and converts the fractional bills from the stacking unit 2 to the fractional bill storage unit 19. It is a general term for a mechanism that guides and stores.

Next, the operation of the banknote arrangement and binding device configured as described above will be described. First, the control unit 23
Always counts the count signal from the count sensor 21, determines whether the count value has reached an integral multiple of a predetermined value (ie, 100 sheets), and outputs an end signal from the end signal generating means 22. It is determined whether or not it has been performed. In particular, when the end signal is output from the end signal generation unit 22 in a state where the count value does not reach an integral multiple of the predetermined value, the control unit 23 deletes the bills accumulated on the elevator 3 of the accumulation unit 2. The elevator 3 is deemed to be a fractional banknote, and the elevator 3 is lowered from the stacking position indicated by the dashed line to the descent position indicated by the solid line. Then, the endless belt 5 of the sorting means 4 is driven counterclockwise in FIG. The contact member 7 is moved from the direction of the arrow (b) with respect to the elevator 3 at the position. This allows
The fractional banknotes on the elevator 3 are transferred to the receiving member 17 via the communication plate 16, and then the push-up means 18 rises to push up the fractional banknotes on the receiving member 17 in the direction of the arrow (C). As a result, the support plate 20 is rotated upward, and the fractional bill is pushed into the fractional bill storage portion 19 and stored.

On the other hand, when the control means 23 counts the count signal from the count sensor 21 and determines that the count value has reached an integral multiple of a predetermined value, the control means 23 sets the elevator 3
Is lowered to the descent position indicated by the solid line,
The endless belt 5 is driven clockwise in FIG. 1 to move the contact member 7 from the direction of the arrow (a) with respect to the elevator 3 at the lowered position. As a result, the stacked bills on the elevator 3 are pressed in the same direction and are pushed out between the pair of clamp plates 10 of the elevating means 8 at the ascending position, and the pair of clamp plates 10 clamp the stacked bills. Then, it descends to the position shown by the dashed line. Thereafter, when the transfer means 13 moves in the direction of the arrow (b), the stacked banknotes are transferred to the binding unit 12 from between the pair of clamp plates 10, and the stacked banknotes are bound by the tape at the binding unit 12. Will be done.

Next, a second embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG. The second embodiment shown in FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram, and the same components as those in the first embodiment shown in FIG. In the drawing, reference numeral 30 denotes a delivery unit that performs only the delivery operation of the sorting unit 4 shown in FIG. 1 in the direction of the arrow (a), and the delivery unit 30 Alternatively, it is configured to be able to transfer fractional banknotes between the pair of clamp plates 10 of the lifting / lowering means 8. In the figure, the reference numeral 31 indicates that the bills guided downward by the elevating means 8, particularly fractional banknotes, are not transferred from the elevating means 8 to the binding unit 12 by the transfer means 13, This is switching means capable of guiding to the fractional bill storage portion 19A disposed further below.

In the second embodiment, the control means 23 shown in FIG. 2 controls the fractional bills of the stacking section 2 to move the fractional bill guide means 27 from the middle of the transfer means 24 as shown by the broken line in FIG. It is controlled so as to be stored in the fractional bill storage unit 19A through the intermediary. Here, the fraction bill guide means 27 in the case of the second embodiment indicates the switching means 31.

Next, only the operation of the above-structured banknote arrangement and binding device for processing fractional banknotes will be described. When the control section 23 regards the banknote in the stacking section 2 as a fractional banknote, the control section 23 transfers the fractional banknote between the clamp plates 10 of the lifting / lowering section 8 via the transfer section 30 and further lowers the lifting / lowering section 8. At this descent position,
The control means 23 discharges the fractional banknotes of the lifting / lowering means 8 to below the lifting / lowering means 8 by the switching means 31 without transferring the bill to the binding unit 12 by the delivery means 13. Then, the fractional bills discharged below the elevating means 8 are guided and stored in the fractional bill storage unit 19A via guide means (not shown).

Next, a third embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG. The third embodiment shown in FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram, and the same components as those of the second embodiment shown in FIG. In the drawing, a reference numeral 19B indicates a fractional banknote storage unit provided adjacent to the bundled banknote storage unit 26 of the denomination, and a reference numeral 25B in the drawing.
Indicate the bundled banknotes bound in the binding unit 12 to the bound banknote storage unit 26 of the denomination according to the denomination, and the fractional banknotes that are not bound in the binding unit 12 to the bound banknote storage unit of the denomination. This is a distributing means for guiding to the fractional bill storage portion 19B provided adjacent to 26.

In the third embodiment, the control means 23 shown in FIG.
In this case, the unit is guided to the distributing unit 25B without binding, and is further controlled so as to be stored in the fractional bill storage unit 19B by the distributing unit 25B as shown by the broken line in FIG. Therefore, the fractional bill guide means in the case of the third embodiment is the distributing means 25B itself.

Next, only the operation of the above-structured banknote arrangement and binding device for processing fractional banknotes will be described. When the control section 23 regards the banknote in the stacking section 2 as a fractional banknote, the control section 23 transfers the fractional banknote between the clamp plates 10 of the lifting / lowering section 8 via the transfer section 30 and further lowers the lifting / lowering section 8. At this descent position,
The control unit 23 transfers the fractional banknotes of the lifting / lowering unit 8 to the binding unit 12 by the delivery unit 13, and further, the fractional banknotes passed to the binding unit 12 are delivered to the distribution unit 25B without being bound. . And the distribution means 25
The fraction banknote delivered to B is guided and stored in the fraction banknote storage unit 19B adjacent to the bundled banknote storage unit 26 of the denomination.

As described above in detail, in the banknote arrangement and binding device shown in the first embodiment, the sorting means 4
The fractional banknotes accumulated in the stacking unit 2 are sorted, and further, the fractional banknotes thus sorted are stored in the fractional banknote storage unit 19 by the push-up means 18, thereby automatically collecting the fractional banknotes. As in the above, there is no need for the operator to collect fractional banknotes, and the effect that the banknote binding process can be performed efficiently can be obtained.

In the banknote sorting and binding apparatus shown in the second embodiment, the transfer direction is switched by the switching means 31 in the middle of the transfer means 24 for transferring the fractional bills from the stacking section 2 to the binding section 12, and the fractional bills are switched. Since it was made to guide to storage part 19A, a fraction bill can be automatically collected by this,
As in the case of the first embodiment, the effect is obtained that the binding processing of the banknotes can be performed efficiently. Furthermore, this third
In the banknote arrangement and binding device shown in the embodiment, after the fractional banknote is transferred from the stacking unit 2 to the binding unit 12,
In this example, the paper is guided to the distribution means 25B without binding, and the distribution means 25B guides the paper money to the fractional bill storage portion 19B. Thus, the fractional bills can be automatically collected, as in the first and second embodiments. In addition, the effect that the binding processing of the bills can be performed efficiently can be obtained.

In the first embodiment, the lifting means 18 is used.
Thus, the fractional bills distributed by the sorting means 4 are pushed into the fractional bill storage unit 19, but the present invention is not limited to this, and the fractional bill storage unit is provided below the end of the endless belt 5 of the sorting means 4, As in the above-described second and third embodiments, they may be stored from above.

[0036]

As is apparent from the above description, according to the first aspect of the present invention, the end signal generating means outputs the end signal indicating that the binding processing of the banknote has been ended. Then, the control means regards the accumulated bills less than the predetermined number accumulated in the accumulating section as fractional bills, and guides the fractional bills to the fractional bill storage section without binding by the fractional bill guide means and stores them. Thus, unlike the related art, it is not necessary for the operator to collect the fractionally stacked bills in the stacking unit, and an effect that the binding processing of the bills can be efficiently performed can be obtained. Moreover, fractional banknotes are
As it is guided to the fractional bill storage section, the fractional bill guide
The structure of the step can be simplified. In addition, the fractional bill storage
In order to store only a few banknotes, only fractional banknotes are put together.
It can be stored, so the structure of the fractional bill storage unit is also
Can be simplified. According to the second invention, the distribution means is integrated
Sorts the banknotes that have been stacked by the predetermined number to the binding unit side
To one side, and less than the specified number
Opposite side for sorting fractional bills to fractional bill storage section
And the storing means is the sorting means.
Up the fractional bills distributed to the fractional bill storage
By raising it and storing it in the fractional bill storage unit,
Section and the fractional bill storage section
Pact can be achieved. Also, if the distribution means can move back and forth
Because it is good, the structure can be simplified. Further, according to the third invention,
In this case, the switching means can collect a predetermined number of sheets from the middle of the transfer means.
To one side to sort the stacked banknotes
Move and fractional bills less than the specified number
Move it downward to sort and store to the bill storage unit side
Therefore, lateral movement is minimized, and
Impact can be achieved . And according to the fourth invention, the end
Several banknotes are transported to the binding part in the same way as a predetermined number of banknotes.
But not bound at the binding part,
The distribution unit distributes the bundled banknotes to the bundled banknote storage unit.
And by this distribution means, unity by denomination
Guided to the fractional bill storage unit located adjacent to the bill storage unit
Will be stored. Therefore, the fraction bill
It is not necessary to provide a fractional bill guide means only for dividing . Only
Also, the fractional bill storage unit is adjacent to the united bill storage unit by denomination.
The arrangement can be made compact.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a schematic configuration diagram showing a first embodiment of a banknote sorting and binding apparatus.

FIG. 2 is a control block diagram of the banknote arrangement device.

FIG. 3 is a schematic configuration diagram showing a second embodiment of the banknote arrangement and binding device.

FIG. 4 is a schematic configuration diagram showing a third embodiment of the banknote arrangement and binding device.

[Explanation of symbols]

 2 Stacking Unit 4 Distributing Means 12 Binding Unit 18 Push-Up Means (Storing Means) 19, 19A, 19B Fractional Bill Storage Unit 22 End Signal Generating Means 23 Control Means 24 Transfer Means 25, 25B Distribution Means 26 Bundled Bill Storage Unit 27 Fractional Bill Guide means 31 Switching means

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Claims (4)

(57) [Claims] 1. A bill sorting and binding device for stacking a predetermined number of bills conveyed one by one in a stacking unit, and then transferring and stacking the stacked bills to a binding unit, wherein the banknotes are stacked in the stacking unit. and only it can be stored for odd banknote storing unit odd banknotes, the odd banknotes to the odd banknote receiving unit from the stacking unit
A fractional bill guide means capable of guiding the bills in the accumulated state, an end signal generating means for outputting an end signal indicating that the binding processing of the bills has ended, and an end signal output by the end signal generating means. based, wherein regarded stacked banknotes less than a predetermined number stacked in the stacking unit and the odd banknotes, the said end count banknotes, by the odd banknotes guide means, or the odd banknote storage unit without tie
And a control means for guiding and storing the bills in an accumulated state . Wherein said odd banknote guiding means, moving of the provided below the stacking unit, the side of the sorting order scratch predetermined number integrated banknotes to the bundling portion
Was also a sorting means for moving the side of the reverse for distributing odd banknotes less than a predetermined number to the odd banknote storage portion side, odd banknotes to the vibrating component means apportioned to the odd banknote accommodating section side The banknote arrangement and bundling device according to claim 1 , comprising storage means for raising the paper money and storing it in the fractional bill storage part , wherein the stacking part and the fractional bill storage part are arranged in parallel . 3. The stacking device according to claim 1, further comprising a transfer unit capable of transferring the stacked banknotes stacked in the stacking unit to the binding unit, and wherein the fractional banknote guide unit is configured to stack a predetermined number of stacked banknotes from the middle of the transfer unit. the bill is moved to the side of the sorting order one to the bundling portion, also switching means for moving downwardly due to the distribution housing the odd banknotes less than a predetermined number to the odd banknote accommodating section side
Banknote bundling apparatus according to claim 1, wherein a. 4. A distributing means for guiding the bound bills bound in the binding portion and distributing the bound bills according to the denomination, and storing the bound bills distributed according to the denomination by the distributing means. And the fractional bill storage unit is arranged at a position adjacent to the bundled banknote storage unit of the denomination and at a position that can be sorted by the distributing means. 2. The banknote arrangement and binding device according to claim 1, wherein the unit is constituted by the distribution unit.