JP4903761B2 - Automatic transaction equipment - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to an automatic transaction apparatus installed in a financial institution or the like, and more particularly to customer guidance and guidance at the time of insertion and receipt of cash, a card and a passbook.

Conventional automatic transaction devices are designed to insert and receive transaction media such as cards, bankbooks, and statements, and cash. Flicker lamps installed near each transaction medium and cash insertion slot and the reception slot, and pictures and characters on the display screen Etc. to guide and guide customer operations. In particular, when a customer receives a transaction medium or cash, there is a method of controlling the transaction medium and the cash release order to prevent forgetting to receive (for example, see Patent Document 1).
JP 2000-207611 (paragraph “0009” to paragraph “0010”, FIG. 3)

However, in the above-described conventional technology, since the cash receiving port is at the back of the automatic transaction apparatus, the customer may not be able to visually confirm the presence of the cash, and the flicker lamp and the display unit may be overlooked. There is a problem that it is not sufficient to guide and guide customers on the screen.
An object of the present invention is to solve such a problem.

Therefore, the present invention provides an automatic transaction apparatus having a cash pool unit that accumulates cash input and cash to be discharged through a cash deposit / withdrawal port, and emits light in the light transmission unit to illuminate the cash in the cash pool unit. A pool portion guide , wherein the cash pool portion guide is formed of a transparent member and receives the light irradiated from the lamp, and the light transmitting portion that transmits the light irradiated to the light inlet. Two are provided on the upper part of the side wall of each part, and each of the light transmission parts emits light .

  In the present invention thus configured, when receiving bills or coins in cash, even if the receiving port is in the back of the automatic transaction apparatus, the bills or coins are directly or indirectly illuminated with light, so The effect that it can be confirmed that there is no forgetting to take coins is obtained.

  Embodiments of an automatic transaction apparatus according to the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

1 is a perspective view of an automatic transaction apparatus showing a first embodiment, FIG. 2 is a block diagram of the automatic transaction apparatus showing the first embodiment, and FIG. 3 is a front view of the automatic transaction apparatus showing the first embodiment. It is.
In FIG. 1, reference numeral 1 denotes an automatic transaction apparatus, which includes a customer operation display panel 2, a banknote deposit / withdrawal port 3, a coin deposit / withdrawal port 4, a card insertion / discharge port 5, and a passbook insertion / discharge port 6.
In FIG. 2, reference numeral 21 denotes a customer operation display unit, which performs display processing for displaying words, patterns, etc. for guiding and guiding the customer on the customer operation display panel 2, and input processing such as the customer's personal identification number and transaction amount. The customer operation display panel 2 includes a display screen such as a CRT or a liquid crystal display that displays input keys, words for guiding and guiding the customer, and a touch panel that detects where the customer has pressed the display screen. In addition, a voice guidance function (not shown) for guiding and guiding customers is provided.

Reference numeral 22 denotes a banknote deposit / withdrawal unit that accepts deposited banknotes from the banknote deposit / withdrawal port 3, performs discrimination and counts, and stores them. In addition, the number of banknotes with the designated number of payments is counted and paid out to the customer from the banknote deposit and withdrawal port 3.
The banknote deposit / withdrawal unit 22 controls the opening / closing of the shutter provided in the banknote deposit / withdrawal port 3 by an actuator or the like, and also controls a sensor or the like for confirming insertion or receipt of the banknote.

Reference numeral 23 denotes a coin deposit / withdrawal unit that accepts deposited coins from the coin deposit / withdrawal port 4, performs discrimination and counts, and stores them. Also, the specified number of payout coins is counted and paid out to the customer from the coin deposit / withdrawal port 3.
The coin deposit / withdrawal unit 23 drives a shutter provided in the coin deposit / withdrawal port 4 with an actuator or the like to control its opening and closing, and also controls a sensor or the like for confirming insertion or receipt of coins.

Reference numeral 24 denotes a card reader printer unit that accepts a card on which customer information and the like are recorded from the card insertion / ejection slot 5, reads and writes data recorded on the magnetic stripe of the card, and transaction contents on the statement slip Printing or the like is performed, and the card and the statement slip are discharged from the card insertion / discharge port 5.
Reference numeral 25 denotes a passbook printing unit which accepts a passbook in which customer information and the like are recorded from the passbook insertion / extraction port 6, reads transaction contents into the passbook, and reads and writes data recorded in the magnetic stripe of the passbook. It is discharged from the passbook insertion outlet 6.

  A control unit 26 is a memory (not shown) showing the operation of the entire automatic transaction apparatus 1 including the customer operation display unit 21, the banknote deposit / withdrawal unit 22, the coin deposit / withdrawal unit 23, the card reader printer unit 24, and the passbook printing unit 25. Control based on the software stored in. The control unit 26 has a function of communicating with a host computer (not shown) via a communication unit (not shown).

  In FIG. 3, reference numeral 31 denotes a bill display. The letters “banknote” are printed on a member that transmits light, such as an acrylic resin plate, and is placed in the vicinity of the bill deposit / withdrawal port 3, and a lamp (not shown) is displayed from the back side. Etc. This is a display board for visually guiding and guiding a customer to insert a banknote into the banknote deposit / withdrawal port 3 and to receive a banknote. Moreover, you may comprise this banknote display 31 so that the character of a "banknote" may be displayed on a liquid crystal display, a plasma display, etc. In addition, the lamp etc. which are not shown in figure are controllable by the banknote depositing / withdrawing part 22 on / off and blinking.

  32 is a coin display, on which a character of “coin” is printed on a light-transmitting member such as an acrylic resin plate, which is arranged in the vicinity of the coin deposit / withdrawal port 4 and illuminated from the back by a lamp or the like (not shown) It is. This is a display board for visually guiding and guiding a customer to insert a coin into the coin deposit / withdrawal port 4 and to receive a coin. Further, the coin display 32 may be configured to display the characters “coin” on a liquid crystal display, a plasma display, or the like. Note that a lamp or the like (not shown) can be turned on / off and blinked by the coin deposit / withdrawal unit 23.

  Reference numeral 33 denotes a card display, which prints the characters “card” on a member that transmits light, such as an acrylic resin plate, and arranges it in the vicinity of the card insertion / discharge port 5 and illuminates it from the back with a lamp (not shown). It is. This is a display board for visually guiding and guiding a customer that a card is inserted into the card insertion / ejection slot 5 and a card is received. The card display 33 may be configured to display the characters “card” on a liquid crystal display, a plasma display, or the like. Note that a lamp or the like (not shown) can be turned on, turned off, and blinked by the card reader printer unit 24.

  34 is a passbook display, which prints the letters “passbook” on a light-transmitting member such as an acrylic resin plate, arranges it in the vicinity of the passbook insertion outlet 6 and illuminates it from the back with a lamp (not shown). It is. This is a display board for visually guiding and guiding a customer that a bankbook is inserted into the bankbook insertion outlet 6 and that a bankbook is received. The passbook display 34 may be configured to display the characters “passbook” on a liquid crystal display, a plasma display, or the like. Note that a lamp or the like (not shown) can be turned on, turned off, and blinked by the passbook printing unit 25.

The operation of the above configuration will be described.
First, the cash payment transaction will be described.
When the customer presses the cash payment button on the transaction selection screen displayed on the customer operation display panel 2, the card display 33 is lit to notify the customer of the card insertion. Next, the customer operation display panel 2 displays a word, a pattern or the like for prompting card insertion and provides voice guidance for prompting the card insertion, and waits until the card insertion / extraction port 5 detects the card insertion. . When card insertion is detected, the card display 33 is turned off. Here, the card display 33 may be kept on without being turned off.

  Next, a customer inputs a personal identification number and a payment amount from the customer operation display panel 2, and the bill depositing / withdrawing unit 22 performs a cash counting process according to an instruction from the control unit 26. As a result, banknotes of the amount designated by the customer are accumulated in the banknote pool unit 50. Next, the card display 33 is turned on to inform the customer of the receipt of the card. The customer's operation display panel 2 displays a word, a picture, or the like that prompts the reception of the card and provides voice guidance that prompts the reception of the card, and then the card is discharged to the card insertion / discharge port 5. It waits until it detects that the card | curd discharged | emitted by the sensor (not shown) of the card insertion discharge port 5 is received. When the receipt of the card is detected, the card display 33 is turned off.

Next, the bill display 31 is turned on to inform the customer of receipt of the bill. In order to allow the customer to receive the banknotes accumulated in the banknote pool unit 50, the banknote depositing / withdrawing port shutter 51 is displayed so that the customer operation display panel 2 displays a word, a pattern or the like that prompts the banknotes to be received. open. It waits until a bill detects receipt by a sensor (not shown) of the bill deposit / withdrawal port 3. When receipt of a banknote is detected, the banknote deposit / withdrawal port shutter 51 is closed and the banknote display 31 is turned off.
In this description, the receipt of the banknote has been described. However, the coin display 32 is turned on and off in the same manner as the banknote.

Next, a cash deposit transaction will be described.
When the customer presses the cash deposit button on the transaction selection screen displayed on the customer operation display panel 2, the card display 33 and the passbook display 34 are turned on to notify the customer of the insertion of the card and passbook. Next, the customer operation display panel 2 displays a message or a picture for prompting insertion of the card and passbook, and also provides voice guidance for prompting insertion of the card and passbook. Or it waits until insertion of a bankbook is detected by a sensor (not shown) of the bankbook insertion / extraction port 6. When insertion of a card or passbook is detected, the card display 33 and the passbook display 34 are turned off.

  Next, the bill display 31 is turned on to inform the customer of the insertion of the bill. In addition, the customer operation display panel 2 displays a word or a pattern prompting the insertion of the banknote, and provides voice guidance for urging the insertion of the banknote so that the customer can insert the banknote into the banknote pool unit 50. Open the mouth shutter 51. It waits until it detects insertion of a banknote with the sensor which is not shown in figure of the banknote depositing / withdrawing port 3, and when insertion of a banknote is detected, the banknote depositing / dispensing port shutter 51 is closed and the banknote display 31 is light-extinguished.

  Next, when the payment counting process is completed, the card display 33 or the passbook display 34 is turned on to notify the customer of receipt of the card or passbook. When the customer inserts a card, the card display 33 is turned on. When the customer inserts a passbook, the passbook display 34 is turned on. When the customer inserts the card, the customer operation display board 2 displays a message or a picture prompting the receipt of the card and provides voice guidance for receiving the card, and when the bankbook is inserted, the customer operation display board 2 displays the bankbook. A message, a picture, and the like that prompt the user to receive the message are displayed, and voice guidance that prompts the user to receive the passbook is provided.

  Next, when a customer inserts a card, a card discharged by a sensor (not shown) of the card insertion / discharge port 5 is received. When a bankbook is inserted, a passbook discharged by a sensor (not shown) of the passbook insertion / discharge port 6 Wait until it is detected that it is received. When the receipt of the card or passbook is detected, the card display 33 or the passbook display 34 is turned off. When the customer inserts a card, the card display 33 is turned off. When the customer inserts a passbook, the passbook display 34 is turned off.

In addition, in this description, although insertion of a banknote was demonstrated, the insertion of a coin also turns on and off the coin display 32 similarly to a banknote.
As described above, in the first embodiment, when a customer inserts or receives transaction media such as cards and passbooks and cash such as banknotes and coins, the card display, passbook display and cash type indicating the respective transaction media. By turning on the bill display and coin display, the name and position of the transaction medium and cash to be inserted and the name and position of the transaction medium and cash to be received can be visually recognized, and sufficient operation guidance for the customer and The effect that guidance is possible is obtained.

FIG. 4 is a front view of the card insertion / discharge port according to the second embodiment, FIG. 5 is a left side view of the automatic transaction apparatus according to the second embodiment, and FIG. 6 is a banknote deposit / withdrawal port according to the second embodiment. FIG. 7 is a perspective view of a banknote deposit / withdrawal port showing the second embodiment.
Note that parts similar to those of the first embodiment described above are denoted by the same reference numerals and description thereof is omitted.

  In FIG. 4, reference numeral 41 denotes a card insertion / discharge port lamp, which is disposed at the card insertion / discharge port 5 and illuminates the card insertion / discharge path 42 to visually guide and guide the customer to insert and receive the card. It is lighting. In this embodiment, the card insertion / discharge port lamp 41 such as a light-emitting diode is directed to the card insertion / discharge path 42 on both sides of the card insertion / discharge path 42 of the card insertion / discharge port 5, and the customer visually recognizes the light when it is lit. Arrange it so that it can be recognized.

Further, the card insertion / discharge port lamp 41 may be composed of red, green, blue, two of the three colors, or a light emitting diode of the three colors. The card reader / printer unit 24 controls lighting, extinguishing, blinking, and selection of the light emission color of the card insertion / discharge port lamp 41.
Similarly, a passbook insertion / discharge outlet lamp (not shown) is also directed to the passbook insertion / discharge path on both sides of the passbook insertion / discharge path of the passbook insertion / discharge opening 6 so that the customer can visually recognize the light when it is lit. It is arranged so that it can be recognized. Further, the passbook insertion / discharge outlet lamp may be composed of red, green, blue, two of the three colors, or the light emitting diode of the three colors. The passbook printing unit 25 controls lighting, extinguishing, blinking, and selection of emission color of the passbook insertion / exit lamp.

In FIG. 5, reference numeral 50 denotes a banknote pool unit that temporarily accumulates a plurality of banknotes to be deposited into or withdrawn from the banknote deposit / withdrawal port 3. This banknote pool part 50 is formed so that the longitudinal direction of a banknote becomes a horizontal direction, and a transversal direction becomes a vertical direction, and a customer can insert and receive a banknote.
Reference numeral 51 denotes a banknote deposit / withdrawal port shutter, which is arranged on the upper part of the banknote pool section 50 so as to slide back and forth. The banknote deposit / withdrawal port shutter 51 is in a closed state when the upper part of the banknote pool unit 50 is completely covered, and is opened by sliding backward from this state. When the customer inserts the banknote 52 into the banknote pool section 50 or receives the accumulated banknote 52, the open state is set, and the rest is closed. The banknote deposit / withdrawal port shutter 51 can be controlled to be opened and closed by the banknote deposit / withdrawal unit 22.

In FIG. 6, 61 is a housing. Reference numeral 62 denotes a banknote deposit / withdrawal port lamp, which is illumination arranged at the banknote deposit / withdrawal port 3. Hereinafter, reference numerals 62, 621, 622, 623, 624, 625, and 626 all denote banknote deposit / withdrawal port lamps.
In this embodiment, the bill deposit / withdrawal port lamp 62 such as a light emitting diode is turned from the front of the automatic transaction apparatus 1 so that the central optical axis of the lamp is perpendicular to the bill 52 in the bill pool section 50 and the lamp is turned on. Then, the bill 52 is illuminated from the front with the light, and placed in the bill deposit / withdrawal port 3 via a fixture on a bill pool guide (not shown) so that the customer can visually recognize it. Two banknote deposit / withdrawal port lamps 62 are arranged as will be described later.

The banknote deposit / withdrawal port shutter 51 closes the banknote pool section 50 when moved in the direction of arrow A, and opens the banknote pool section 50 when moved in the direction of arrow B.
In FIG. 7, reference numerals 621 and 622 denote banknote deposit / withdrawal port lamps, which are arranged in the longitudinal direction of the banknote 52 in the banknote pool section 50. By turning on the banknote deposit / withdrawal port lamps 621 and 622, the banknote 52 in the banknote pool unit 50 is illuminated with the banknote deposit / withdrawal port lamp light 71.

  In addition, this banknote deposit / withdrawal port lamp may be arranged in front of the automatic transaction apparatus 1 like the banknote deposit / withdrawal port lamp 623 shown in FIG. The banknote deposit / withdrawal port lamp 624 may be disposed toward the banknote 52 in the banknote pool unit 50 from the rear of the automatic transaction apparatus 1. Moreover, the banknote deposit / withdrawal port lamp 62 is not limited to two lamps, and may be one or three or more. Further, the banknote deposit / withdrawal port lamp 62 may be composed of red, green, blue, two of the three colors, or a light emitting diode of the three colors. The banknote deposit / withdrawal port lamp 62 is turned on / off / flashed and the light emission color is selected by the banknote deposit / withdrawal unit 22.

Similarly to the banknote deposit / withdrawal port lamp 62, a coin deposit / withdrawal port lamp is provided for the coin deposit / withdrawal port 4.
Furthermore, you may comprise as follows different from the said structure. FIG. 8 is a left side view of the banknote deposit / withdrawal port according to the second embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 9 is a perspective view of the banknote deposit / withdrawal port according to the second embodiment.

  In FIG. 8, 82 is a banknote pool part guide, and forms the banknote pool part 50. FIG. The banknote deposit / withdrawal port lamp 62 is an upper part of the banknote pool part 50 and is attached to the banknote pool part guide 82 via an attachment so that the side of the banknote pool part 50 can be illuminated. Note that the banknote deposit / withdrawal port lamp 62 only needs to be arranged on the upper side of the banknote pool unit 50 so that the side surface can illuminate the inside of the banknote pool unit 50, and either below or above the banknote deposit / withdrawal port shutter 51. You may arrange.

In FIG. 9, reference numeral 62 denotes a banknote deposit / withdrawal port lamp which is an upper part of the banknote pool unit 50 and is provided on a side surface. Note that the banknote deposit / withdrawal port lamp 62 is not limited to two lamps, and may be one or three or more. Further, lighting, extinguishing and blinking of the banknote deposit / withdrawal port lamp 62 are controlled by the banknote deposit / withdrawal unit 22.
The operation of the above configuration will be described.

First, the cash payment transaction will be described.
When the customer presses the cash payment button on the transaction selection screen displayed on the customer operation display panel 2, the customer operation display panel 2 displays a message, a picture, or the like that prompts the user to insert a card and voice guidance that prompts the user to insert the card. Then, the card insertion / discharge port lamp 41 is turned on to illuminate the card insertion / discharge path 42.

  Next, when the insertion of a waiting card is detected until the insertion of the card is detected by a sensor (not shown) of the card insertion / discharge port 5, the card insertion / discharge port lamp 41 is turned off. When the customer inputs the personal identification number and the payment amount from the customer operation display panel 2, the bill deposit / withdrawal unit 22 performs a cash counting process in accordance with an instruction from the control unit 26. As a result, banknotes of the amount designated by the customer are accumulated in the banknote pool unit 50.

Next, the customer operation display panel 2 displays a word, a pattern, or the like that prompts the reception of the card and provides voice guidance that prompts the reception of the card. The card insertion / discharge port lamp 41 is turned on and the card insertion / discharge path 42 is illuminated. Then, the card is discharged to the card insertion / discharge port 5 and waits until it is detected that a card discharged by a sensor (not shown) of the card insertion / discharge port 5 is received.
Next, when the receipt of the card is detected, the card insertion / discharge port lamp 41 is turned off. The customer's operation display panel 2 displays a word, a pattern, and the like for prompting the receipt of the banknote, and provides voice guidance for encouraging the receipt of the banknote, lights the banknote deposit / withdrawal port lamp 62, and illuminates the banknotes accumulated in the banknote pool unit 50. Here, the banknote deposit / withdrawal port lamp 62 may be lit in blue or the like.

  Next, the banknote deposit / withdrawal port shutter 51 is opened to allow the banknotes accumulated in the banknote pool unit 50 to be received by the customer. The banknote deposit / withdrawal port lamp 62 may be turned on after the banknote deposit / withdrawal port shutter 51 is opened. And it waits until a banknote detects reception with the sensor which is not illustrated of the banknote deposit / withdrawal port 3, and when receipt of a banknote is detected, the banknote deposit / withdrawal port shutter 51 is closed and the banknote deposit / withdrawal port lamp 62 is light-extinguished. The banknote deposit / withdrawal port shutter 51 may be closed after the banknote deposit / withdrawal port lamp 62 is turned off.

In this description, the receipt of the banknote has been described. However, the coin deposit / withdrawal port lamp is turned on and off in the same manner as the banknote.
Next, a cash deposit transaction will be described.
When the customer presses the cash deposit button on the transaction selection screen displayed on the customer operation display panel 2, the customer operation display panel 2 displays a message or a pattern for prompting insertion of the card and passbook and prompts insertion of the card and passbook. Give voice guidance. Then, the card insertion / discharge port lamp 41 is turned on to illuminate the card insertion / discharge path 42, and the passbook insertion / discharge port lamp is lit to illuminate the passbook insertion / discharge path.

  Next, it waits until insertion of a card is detected by a sensor (not shown) of the card insertion / discharge port 5 or insertion of a passbook is detected by a sensor (not shown) of the passbook insertion / discharge port 6. The discharge port lamp 41 and the passbook insertion / discharge port lamp are turned off. Then, the customer operation display panel 2 displays a word, a pattern or the like for prompting insertion of a bill and provides voice guidance for prompting insertion of the bill, turns on the bill deposit / withdrawal port lamp 62, and illuminates the bill pool section 50. Here, the banknote deposit / withdrawal port lamp 62 may be lit in green or the like.

Next, the banknote deposit / withdrawal port shutter 51 is opened so that the customer can insert the banknote into the banknote pool unit 50. The banknote deposit / withdrawal port lamp 62 may be turned on after the banknote deposit / withdrawal port shutter 51 is opened.
It waits until it detects insertion of a banknote with the sensor which is not illustrated of the banknote depositing / withdrawing port 3, and when insertion of a banknote is detected, the banknote depositing / dispensing port shutter 51 is closed and the banknote depositing / dispensing port lamp 62 is light-extinguished.

  Next, when the payment counting process is completed and the customer inserts the card, when the customer inserts the card, the customer operation display panel 2 displays a message or a picture prompting the receipt of the card, and voice guidance prompting the receipt of the card and inserting the passbook In such a case, the customer operation display panel 2 displays a word, a pattern, or the like that prompts the user to receive the passbook and provides voice guidance that prompts the user to receive the passbook. Then, the card insertion / discharge port lamp 41 or the passbook insertion / discharge port lamp is turned on to illuminate the card insertion / discharge path 42 or the passbook insertion / discharge path. When the customer has inserted a card, the card insertion / discharge port lamp 41 is turned on. When the customer has inserted a passbook, the passbook insertion / discharge port lamp is turned on.

  Next, when a customer inserts a card, a card discharged by a sensor (not shown) of the card insertion / discharge port 5 is received. When a bankbook is inserted, a passbook discharged by a sensor (not shown) of the passbook insertion / discharge port 6 Wait until it is detected that the card has been received, and when the receipt of the card or passbook is detected, the card insertion / exit port lamp 41 or the passbook insertion / extraction port lamp is turned off. When the customer inserts a card, the card insertion / discharge outlet lamp 41 is turned off, and when the bankbook is inserted, the passbook insertion / discharge outlet lamp is turned off.

In addition, in this description, although insertion of a banknote was demonstrated, the insertion of a coin turns on and off a coin deposit / withdrawal port lamp similarly to a banknote.
As described above, in the second embodiment, when a customer inserts or receives a transaction medium such as a card or a bankbook and cash such as a banknote or a coin, a card insertion outlet lamp, a bankbook insertion outlet lamp, a banknote entry / exit By illuminating the coin lamp and coin deposit / withdrawal lamp, it is possible to visually recognize the position of the transaction medium and cash to be inserted and the position of the transaction medium and cash to be received. The effect that it can be obtained.

A third embodiment of the present invention will be described. In the third embodiment, the banknote display 31, the coin display 32, the card display 33 and the bankbook display 34 described in the first embodiment, the card insertion / discharge port lamp 41 described in the second embodiment, and the banknote insertion / extraction are described. In this configuration, the outlet lamp, the banknote deposit / withdrawal port lamp 62 and the coin deposit / withdrawal port lamp are combined.
The same parts as those in the first and second embodiments described above are denoted by the same reference numerals, and the description thereof is omitted.

The operation of the above configuration will be described.
FIG. 16 is a flowchart of a cash payment transaction showing the third embodiment, and FIG. 17 is a flowchart of a cash deposit transaction showing the third embodiment.
First, the cash payment transaction will be described according to the steps indicated by S in FIG.
S501: The customer presses the cash payment button on the transaction selection screen displayed on the customer operation display panel 2.

S502: The card display 33 is lit to notify the customer that the card has been inserted.
S503: A message or a pattern for prompting insertion of the card is displayed on the customer operation display panel 2, and voice guidance for prompting insertion of the card is given.
S504: The card insertion / discharge port lamp 41 is turned on to illuminate the card insertion / discharge path 42.
S505: Wait until the insertion of the card is detected by a sensor (not shown) of the card insertion / discharge port 5.

S506: When the insertion of the card is detected, the card insertion / discharge port lamp 41 is turned off.
S507: The card display 33 is turned off. Here, the card display 33 may be kept on without being turned off.
S508: The customer inputs the personal identification number and the payment amount from the customer operation display panel 2.
S509: The banknote deposit / withdrawal unit 22 performs a cash counting process according to a command from the control unit 26. As a result, banknotes of the amount designated by the customer are accumulated in the banknote pool unit 50.

S510: The card display 33 is lit to inform the customer that the card has been received.
S511: Words, patterns, and the like for prompting receipt of the card are displayed on the customer operation display panel 2, and voice guidance for prompting receipt of the card is provided.
S512: The card insertion / discharge port lamp 41 is turned on to illuminate the card insertion / discharge path 42.
S513: The card is discharged to the card insertion discharge port 5.

S514: It waits until it detects that the card | curd discharged | emitted by the sensor (not shown) of the card insertion discharge port 5 is received.
S515: When the receipt of the card is detected, the card insertion / discharge port lamp 41 is turned off.
S516: The card display 33 is turned off.
S517: The bill display 31 is turned on to notify the customer of receipt of the bill.

S518: Voice guidance for prompting receipt of banknotes is displayed while displaying a word or a pattern prompting receipt of banknotes on the customer operation display panel 2.
S519: The banknote deposit / withdrawal port lamp 62 is turned on to illuminate the banknotes accumulated in the banknote pool unit 50. Here, the banknote deposit / withdrawal port lamp 62 may be lit in blue or the like.
S520: The banknote deposit / withdrawal port shutter 51 is opened to allow the banknotes accumulated in the banknote pool unit 50 to be received by the customer.

The banknote deposit / withdrawal port lamp 62 may be turned on after the banknote deposit / withdrawal port shutter 51 is opened.
S521: Wait until the bill detects receipt by a sensor (not shown) of the bill deposit / withdrawal port 3.
S522: When the receipt of the banknote is detected, the banknote deposit / withdrawal port shutter 51 is closed.

S523: The bill deposit / withdrawal port lamp 62 is turned off.
The banknote deposit / withdrawal port shutter 51 may be closed after the banknote deposit / withdrawal port lamp 62 is turned off.
S524: The bill display 31 is turned off.
In addition, in this description, although the receipt of a banknote was demonstrated, the receipt of a coin also turns on and off the coin display 32 and a coin deposit / withdrawal port lamp like a banknote.

Next, the cash deposit transaction will be described according to the steps indicated by S in FIG.
S601: The customer presses the cash deposit button on the transaction selection screen displayed on the customer operation display panel 2.
S602: The card display 33 and the passbook display 34 are turned on to inform the customer that the card and the passbook are inserted.

S603: The customer's operation display panel 2 displays a word or a pattern for prompting insertion of the card and passbook, and provides voice guidance for prompting insertion of the card and passbook.
S604: The card insertion / discharge port lamp 41 is turned on to illuminate the card insertion / discharge path 42, and the passbook insertion / discharge port lamp is lit to illuminate the passbook insertion / discharge path.
S605: Wait until the insertion of a card is detected by a sensor (not shown) of the card insertion / discharge port 5 or the insertion of a passbook is detected by a sensor (not shown) of the passbook insertion / discharge port 6.

S606: When insertion of a card or a passbook is detected, the card insertion / discharge port lamp 41 and the passbook insertion / discharge port lamp are turned off.
S607: The card display 33 and the passbook display 34 are turned off.
S608: The bill display 31 is turned on to inform the customer of the insertion of the bill. In addition, the customer operation display panel 2 displays a message, a pattern, or the like that prompts the user to insert a bill, and provides voice guidance that prompts the user to insert the bill.

S609: The banknote deposit / withdrawal port lamp 62 is turned on to illuminate the banknote pool unit 50. Here, the banknote deposit / withdrawal port lamp 62 may be lit in green or the like.
S610: The bill deposit / withdrawal port shutter 51 is opened so that the customer can insert the bill into the bill pool section 50.
The banknote deposit / withdrawal port lamp 62 may be turned on after the banknote deposit / withdrawal port shutter 51 is opened.

S611: It waits until insertion of a banknote is detected by a sensor (not shown) of the banknote deposit / withdrawal port 3.
S612: When the insertion of the banknote is detected, the banknote deposit / withdrawal port shutter 51 is closed.
S613: The banknote deposit / withdrawal port lamp 62 is turned off.
S614: The bill display 31 is turned off.
S615: A deposit counting process is performed.

S616: The card display 33 or the passbook display 34 is turned on to inform the customer of receipt of the card or passbook. When the customer inserts a card, the card display 33 is turned on. When the customer inserts a passbook, the passbook display 34 is turned on.
S617: When the customer inserts the card, the customer operation display panel 2 displays a message or a pattern for prompting the receipt of the card and provides voice guidance for receiving the card. When the customer inserts a bankbook, the customer operation display panel 2 Displays a word, a pattern, etc. prompting the receipt of the passbook and voice guidance prompting the receipt of the passbook.

S618: The card insertion / discharge port lamp 41 or the passbook insertion / discharge port lamp is turned on to illuminate the card insertion / discharge path 42 or the passbook insertion / discharge path. When the customer has inserted a card, the card insertion / discharge port lamp 41 is turned on. When the customer has inserted a passbook, the passbook insertion / discharge port lamp is turned on.
S619: When a customer inserts a card, a card ejected by a sensor (not shown) of the card insertion / exit port 5 is received. When a bankbook is inserted, a passbook ejected by a sensor (not shown) of the passbook insertion / exit port 6 is received. Wait until it is detected.

S620: When receipt of a card or a passbook is detected, the card insertion / exit lamp 41 or the passbook insertion / exit lamp is turned off. When the customer inserts a card, the card insertion / discharge outlet lamp 41 is turned off, and when the bankbook is inserted, the passbook insertion / discharge outlet lamp is turned off.
S621: The card display 33 or the passbook display 34 is turned off. When the customer inserts a card, the card display 33 is turned off. When the customer inserts a passbook, the passbook display 34 is turned off.

In addition, in this description, although insertion of a banknote was demonstrated, coin insertion 32 turns on and off the coin display 32 and the coin deposit / withdrawal port lamp similarly to a banknote.
As described above, in the third embodiment, when a customer inserts or receives transaction media such as cards and passbooks and cash such as banknotes and coins, the card display, passbook display, and cash type indicating the respective transaction media. Turn on the bill display and coin display, and turn on the card insertion / exit lamp, passbook insertion / exit lamp, banknote deposit / withdrawal lamp, and coin deposit / withdrawal lamp. It is possible to visually recognize the name and position, the name of the transaction medium to be received and the name and position of the cash, and to obtain an effect that guidance and guidance for sufficient operations can be provided to the customer.

In addition, when receiving banknotes or coin cash, the banknote deposit / withdrawal slot lamp or coin deposit / withdrawal slot lamp is lit even if the receiving port is at the back of the automatic transaction apparatus, and the bill or coin is directly or indirectly illuminated by light. Since it illuminates, it is possible to obtain an effect that the customer can visually confirm that he / she has not forgotten to take the banknote or the coin.
FIG. 10 is a left side view of the banknote deposit / withdrawal port showing the fourth embodiment of the present invention.

The same parts as those in the first and second embodiments described above are denoted by the same reference numerals, and the description thereof is omitted.
In FIG. 10, 101 is a banknote pool part guide, and forms the banknote pool part 50 by the transparent member which is easy to permeate | transmit light, such as an acrylic resin.
Reference numeral 102 denotes a light entrance, which is one side surface of the bill pool guide 101. A bill deposit / withdrawal port lamp 62 is arranged toward the light entrance 102.

Reference numerals 103 and 106 denote light transmission parts. The light transmission part 103 transmits about 50% of the irradiated light and is mirror-finished so as to reflect about 50%. It is finished to transmit about 100%. Reference numerals 104 and 105 denote light reflecting portions, which are mirror-finished so as to reflect about 100% of the irradiated light.
The operation of the above configuration will be described.

  The bill deposit / withdrawal port lamp 62 is turned on to emit light toward the light entrance 102 of the bill pool guide 101. The light travels through the bill pool section guide 101 and reaches the light transmission section 103. The light transmission unit 103 transmits about 50% of the reached light toward the banknote pool unit 50. The remaining approximately 50% of the light is reflected at right angles by the light transmitting portion 103, travels in the bill pool portion guide 101, and reaches the light reflecting portion 104. In the light reflecting portion 104, about 100% of light is reflected at right angles, proceeds in the bill pool portion guide 101, and reaches the light reflecting portion 105. Even in the light reflecting portion 105, about 100% of light is reflected at a right angle, travels inside the bill pool portion guide 101, and reaches the light transmitting portion 106. The light transmission unit 106 transmits about 100% of the reached light toward the banknote pool unit 50.

The cash payment transaction and the cash deposit transaction are the same as in the third embodiment.
As described above, in the fourth embodiment, by emitting light from the light transmitting portions 103 and 106 of the bill pool guide 101, the bill pool guide 101 itself can emit light, and the light emitting portion can be widened. There is an effect that the customer can visually confirm that the banknote is not forgotten. In addition, the number of lamps that emit light can be reduced.

FIG. 11 is a left side view of the banknote deposit / withdrawal port showing the fifth embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 12 is a perspective view of the banknote deposit / withdrawal port shutter showing the fifth embodiment of the present invention.
The same parts as those in the first and second embodiments described above are denoted by the same reference numerals, and the description thereof is omitted.
In FIG. 11, reference numeral 115 denotes a light guide plate, which is a transparent member that easily transmits light, such as acrylic resin, and is disposed inside the banknote deposit / withdrawal port shutter 51, and one end surface is the front surface of the banknote deposit / withdrawal port shutter 51. The other end surface is formed to be a part of the upper surface of the banknote deposit / withdrawal port shutter 51.

Reference numeral 116 denotes a light entrance, which is a part of the front surface of the bill deposit / withdrawal shutter 51. A bill deposit / withdrawal port lamp 62 is provided on a bill pool guide (not shown) toward the light entrance 116.
Reference numeral 117 denotes a light reflecting portion, which is mirror-finished so as to reflect approximately 100% of the irradiated light at a right angle.

In addition, as shown in FIG. 12, the banknote deposit / withdrawal port lamp 62 is not restricted to one piece, You may make it arrange | position two or more lamps.
The operation of the above configuration will be described.
The banknote deposit / withdrawal port lamp 62 is turned on to emit light toward the light entrance 116 of the light guide plate 115. The light travels through the light guide plate 115 and reaches the light reflecting portion 117. The light reflecting portion 117 reflects the arrived light at a right angle and emits light from the upper part of the banknote deposit / withdrawal port shutter 51.

The cash payment transaction and the cash deposit transaction are the same as in the third embodiment.
As described above, in the fifth embodiment, there is an effect that it is possible to notify the customer that it is necessary to insert and receive a bill by causing the upper portion of the bill deposit / withdrawal port shutter 51 to emit light. Further, since the upper portion can emit light without providing a lamp in the banknote deposit / withdrawal port shutter 51, it is not necessary to connect between the lamp of the banknote deposit / withdrawal port shutter 51 and the power source, and no disconnection or the like occurs, so that reliability is achieved. There is also an effect of improving.

In addition to the above configuration, as shown in FIG. 13, the light guide plate 115 is disposed inside the banknote deposit / withdrawal port shutter 51, and the end surface becomes a part of the left and right side surfaces of the banknote deposit / withdrawal port shutter 51. The end face may be formed to be a part of the upper surface of the banknote deposit / withdrawal port shutter 51, and the banknote deposit / withdrawal port lamp 62 may be arranged from the left and right side surfaces thereof.
Further, as shown in FIGS. 14 and 15, the banknote deposit / withdrawal port shutter 51 is formed by the light guide plate 115, and the light shielding material 141 is vapor-deposited, coated, painted, etc. on the front and rear side surfaces and the bottom surface thereof. And it is good also as a structure which arrange | positions the banknote depositing / withdrawing port lamp | ramp 62 in the left-right side surface.

A sixth embodiment of the present invention will be described. The sixth embodiment is different from the second, third, fourth or fifth embodiment only in operation.
FIG. 16 is a flowchart of a cash payment transaction showing the third embodiment, and FIG. 17 is a flowchart of a cash deposit transaction showing the third embodiment.

First, a cash payment transaction will be described with reference to FIG.
S504: The card insertion / discharge port lamp 41 blinks to illuminate the card insertion / discharge path 42.
S512: The card insertion / discharge port lamp 41 blinks to illuminate the card insertion / discharge path 42.
S519: The banknote deposit / withdrawal port lamp 62 blinks and the banknotes accumulated in the banknote pool unit 50 are illuminated. Here, the banknote deposit / withdrawal port lamp 62 may blink in blue or the like.

In this way, when notifying the customer of card insertion, receipt and receipt of banknotes, the card insertion discharge port lamp 41 and the banknote deposit / withdrawal port lamp 62 are made to blink. In this description, the receipt of the banknote has been described. However, the coin deposit / withdrawal port lamp may be blinked in the same manner as for the banknote.
Next, a cash deposit transaction will be described with reference to FIG.

S604: The card insertion / discharge port lamp 41 blinks to illuminate the card insertion / discharge path 42, and the passbook insertion / discharge port lamp blinks to illuminate the passbook insertion / discharge path.
S609: The banknote deposit / withdrawal port lamp 62 blinks and the banknote pool part 50 is illuminated. Here, the banknote deposit / withdrawal port lamp 62 may blink in green or the like.
S618: The card insertion / discharge port lamp 41 or the passbook insertion / discharge port lamp blinks to illuminate the card insertion / discharge path 42 or the passbook insertion / discharge path. When the customer inserts a card, the card insertion / discharge port lamp 41 flashes, and when the customer inserts a passbook, the passbook insertion / discharge port lamp blinks.

Thus, when notifying the customer of the insertion or receipt of the card or passbook and the insertion of the banknote, the card insertion / discharge port lamp 41, the passbook insertion / discharge port lamp and the banknote deposit / withdrawal port lamp 62 are blinked. In addition, in this description, although insertion of a banknote was demonstrated, you may blink a coin deposit / withdrawal port lamp similarly to the insertion of a coin.
As described above, in the sixth embodiment, when notifying the customer of insertion or receipt of a card or passbook and insertion of a banknote, the card insertion outlet lamp 41, the passbook insertion outlet lamp and the banknote deposit / withdrawal outlet lamp 62 are provided. By blinking, there is an effect that the customer can know the insertion and reception position of the transaction medium and the trigger of the insertion and reception.

A seventh embodiment of the present invention will be described. The seventh embodiment differs from the third, fourth, or fifth embodiment only in operation.
FIG. 16 is a flowchart of a cash payment transaction showing the third embodiment, and FIG. 17 is a flowchart of a cash deposit transaction showing the third embodiment.

First, a cash payment transaction will be described with reference to FIG.
S502: The card display 33 is gradually turned on to notify the customer of the card insertion. Here, when the light is gradually turned on, the amount of light emitted is increased by changing the current flowing through the lamp on the back of the card display 33 in the card reader / printer unit 24 over time. For example, brighter lighting can be achieved by increasing the current per unit time, and darker lighting can be achieved by decreasing the current per unit time. The same applies to the bankbook display 34, the banknote display 31, the coin display 32, the card insertion / discharge port lamp 41, the passbook insertion / discharge port lamp, the banknote input / output port lamp 62 and the coin input / output port lamp.

S504: The card insertion / discharge port lamp 41 is gradually turned on to illuminate the card insertion / discharge path 42.
S506: When the insertion of the card is detected, the card insertion / discharge port lamp 41 is gradually turned off. Here, when the light is gradually turned off, the current flowing through the card insertion / discharge port lamp 41 in the card reader / printer unit 24 is changed with the passage of time to reduce the light emission amount. For example, it is lit dark by decreasing the current per unit time. The same applies to the card display 33, the bankbook display 34, the banknote display 31, the coin display 32, the bankbook insertion / discharge port lamp, the banknote deposit / withdrawal port lamp 62, and the coin deposit / withdrawal port lamp.

S507: The card display 33 is gradually turned off.
S510: The card display 33 is gradually turned on to inform the customer that the card has been received.
S512: The card insertion / discharge port lamp 41 is gradually turned on to illuminate the card insertion / discharge path 42.
S515: When the receipt of the card is detected, the card insertion / discharge port lamp 41 is gradually turned off.

S516: The card display 33 is gradually turned off.
S517: The bill display 31 is gradually turned on to inform the customer of receipt of the bill.
S519: The banknote deposit / withdrawal port lamp 62 is gradually turned on to illuminate the banknotes accumulated in the banknote pool unit 50. Here, the banknote deposit / withdrawal port lamp 62 may be gradually turned on in blue or the like.
S523: The banknote deposit / withdrawal port lamp 62 is gradually turned off.

S524: The bill display 31 is gradually turned off.
In this way, when notifying the customer of card insertion, receipt and receipt of banknotes, the card display 33, banknote display 31, card insertion discharge port lamp 41 and banknote deposit / withdrawal port lamp 62 are gradually turned on and off. It is. In this description, the receipt of banknotes has been described, but the coin display 32 and the coin deposit / withdrawal port lamp may be gradually turned on and off in the same manner as for banknotes.

Next, a cash deposit transaction will be described with reference to FIG.
S602: The card display 33 and the passbook display 34 are gradually turned on to inform the customer of the insertion of the card and the passbook.
S604: The card insertion / discharge port lamp 41 is gradually turned on to illuminate the card insertion / discharge path 42, and the passbook insertion / discharge port lamp is lit gradually to illuminate the passbook insertion / discharge path.

S606: When insertion of a card or a passbook is detected, the card insertion / discharge port lamp 41 and the passbook insertion / discharge port lamp are gradually turned off.
S607: The card display 33 and the passbook display 34 are gradually turned off.
S608: The bill display 31 is gradually turned on to inform the customer of the insertion of the bill. In addition, the customer operation display panel 2 displays a message, a pattern, or the like that prompts the user to insert a bill, and provides voice guidance that prompts the user to insert the bill.

S609: The banknote deposit / withdrawal port lamp 62 is gradually turned on to illuminate the banknote pool unit 50. Here, the banknote deposit / withdrawal port lamp 62 may be gradually turned on in green or the like.
S613: The banknote deposit / withdrawal port lamp 62 is gradually turned off.
S614: The bill display 31 is gradually turned off.
S616: The card display 33 or the passbook display 34 is gradually turned on to inform the customer of the receipt of the card or the passbook. When the customer inserts a card, the card display 33 is gradually turned on, and when the bankbook is inserted, the bankbook display 34 is gradually turned on.

S618: The card insertion / discharge port lamp 41 or the passbook insertion / discharge port lamp is gradually turned on to illuminate the card insertion / discharge path 42 or the passbook insertion / discharge path. When the customer inserts a card, the card insertion / discharge outlet lamp 41 is gradually turned on.
S620: When receipt of a card or a passbook is detected, the card insertion / exit lamp 41 or the passbook insertion / exit lamp is gradually turned off. When the customer inserts a card, the card insertion / discharge outlet lamp 41 is gradually turned off, and when the bankbook is inserted, the passbook insertion / discharge outlet lamp is gradually turned off.
S621: The card display 33 or the passbook display 34 is gradually turned off. The card display 33 is gradually turned off when the customer has inserted a card, and the bankbook display 34 is gradually turned off when the bankbook is inserted.

  Thus, when notifying the customer of the insertion or receipt of the card or passbook and the insertion of the banknote, the card display 33, the bankbook display 34, the banknote display 31, the card insertion / discharge port lamp 41, the passbook insertion / discharge port lamp and the banknote deposit / withdrawal port lamp 62 Is gradually turned on and off. In addition, although this description demonstrated the insertion of a banknote, as for the insertion of a coin, you may turn on and off gradually the coin display 32 and the coin deposit / withdrawal port lamp similarly to a banknote.

As described above, in the seventh embodiment, the card insertion / exit port lamp 41, the passbook insertion / exit port lamp, and the banknote deposit / withdrawal port lamp 62 are gradually turned on and off to allow the customer to change the light emission amount of the lamp. Can be visually recognized, and there is an effect that it is necessary to insert and receive a transaction medium and confirm its position.
An eighth embodiment of the present invention will be described. The eighth embodiment is different from the second, third, fourth or fifth embodiment only in operation.

FIG. 18 is a flowchart of the cash payment transaction showing the eighth embodiment. In addition, in this flowchart, it demonstrates centering on receipt of the banknote in cash payment transaction. Hereinafter, it demonstrates according to the step shown to S. FIG.
S701: The banknote deposit / withdrawal unit 22 performs a cash counting process according to a command from the control unit 26. As a result, banknotes of the amount designated by the customer are accumulated in the banknote pool unit 50.

S702: The card display 33 is gradually turned on to inform the customer that the card has been received.
S703: A message or a pattern for prompting receipt of the card is displayed on the customer operation display panel 2, and voice guidance for prompting receipt of the card is given.
S704: The card insertion / discharge port lamp 41 is gradually turned on to illuminate the card insertion / discharge path 42.

S705: The card is discharged to the card insertion / discharge port 5.
S706: Wait until it is detected that a card ejected by a sensor (not shown) of the card insertion / ejection slot 5 is received.
S707: When the receipt of the card is detected, the card insertion / discharge port lamp 41 is gradually turned off.

S708: The card display 33 is gradually turned off.
S709: The bill display 31 is gradually turned on to notify the customer of receipt of the bill.
S710: A voice guidance for prompting receipt of the banknote is displayed while displaying a word or a pattern prompting receipt of the banknote on the customer operation display panel 2.
S711: The banknote deposit / withdrawal port lamp 62 blinks in a slow cycle to illuminate the banknotes accumulated in the banknote pool unit 50. Here, the slow cycle means that lighting is repeated for 700 milliseconds and light extinction is repeated for 300 milliseconds in this embodiment. Further, the banknote deposit / withdrawal port lamp 62 may be blinked in blue or the like.

S712: The banknote deposit / withdrawal port shutter 51 is opened to allow the banknotes accumulated in the banknote pool unit 50 to be received by the customer.
S713: The receipt of the bill is monitored by a sensor (not shown) of the bill deposit / withdrawal port 3.
S714: Monitor whether a predetermined time has passed.
S715: When a predetermined time has elapsed without detecting receipt of banknotes, the banknote deposit / withdrawal port lamp 62 blinks at an early cycle to illuminate the banknotes accumulated in the banknote pool unit 50. Here, in this embodiment, the fast cycle repeats lighting for 300 milliseconds and extinguishing light for a cycle of 300 milliseconds. Moreover, you may blink the banknote deposit / withdrawal port lamp 62 in red.

S716: The receipt of the bill is monitored by a sensor (not shown) of the bill deposit / withdrawal port 3.
S717: It is monitored whether a predetermined time has elapsed. In addition, this predetermined time can be preset in the banknote depositing / withdrawing part 22.
S718: When the receipt of the banknote is detected in S713 or S716 or when the receipt of the banknote is not detected in S717 and the predetermined time has elapsed, the banknote deposit / withdrawal port lamp 62 is gradually turned off.

S719: The banknote deposit / withdrawal port shutter 51 is closed.
S720: The bill display 31 is gradually turned off.
In this way, when notifying the customer of the receipt of the banknote, the banknote deposit / withdrawal port lamp 62 is first flashed at a slow cycle, and is flashed at an early cycle after a predetermined time has elapsed. In this description, the receipt of banknotes has been described. However, in the same manner as for banknotes, the coin deposit / withdrawal port lamp may be blinked first in a slow cycle and then blinked in an early cycle after a predetermined time has elapsed.

  As described above, in the eighth embodiment, the bill deposit / withdrawal port lamp 62 is first blinked at a slow cycle, and then blinked at an early cycle after a predetermined time has elapsed, thereby informing the customer that the banknote has been forgotten. There is an effect that can be.

The perspective view of the automatic transaction apparatus which shows a 1st Example Block diagram of an automatic transaction apparatus showing a first embodiment Front view of the automatic transaction apparatus showing the first embodiment Front view of card insertion / discharge port showing second embodiment Left side view of an automatic transaction apparatus showing a second embodiment Left view of banknote deposit / withdrawal port showing the second embodiment The perspective view of the banknote depositing / withdrawing port which shows a 2nd Example. Left view of banknote deposit / withdrawal port showing the second embodiment The perspective view of the banknote depositing / withdrawing port which shows a 2nd Example. Left side view of banknote deposit / withdrawal port showing the fourth embodiment Left side view of banknote deposit / withdrawal port showing the fifth embodiment The left view of the banknote deposit / withdrawal port shutter which shows a 5th Example. The perspective view of the banknote deposit / withdrawal port shutter which shows a 5th Example. The left view of the banknote deposit / withdrawal port shutter which shows a 5th Example. The perspective view of the banknote deposit / withdrawal port shutter which shows a 5th Example. Flow chart of cash payment transaction showing the third embodiment Flow chart of cash deposit transaction showing the third embodiment Flowchart of cash payment transaction showing the eighth embodiment

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Automatic transaction apparatus 2 Customer operation display board 3 Banknote depositing / withdrawing port 4 Coin depositing / withdrawing port 5 Card insertion discharge port 6 Passbook insertion / extraction port 21 Customer operation display part 22 Banknote depositing / withdrawing part 23 Coin depositing / withdrawing part 24 Card reader printer part 25 Passbook printing unit 26 Control unit 31 Banknote display 32 Coin display 33 Card display 34 Passbook display 41 Card insertion / discharge port lamp 42 Card insertion / discharge path 50 Banknote pool unit 51 Banknote deposit / withdrawal port shutter 52 Banknote 61 Cases 62, 621, 622, 623, 624, 625, 626 Banknote deposit / withdrawal port lamp 71 Banknote deposit / withdrawal port lamp light 82, 101 Bill pool part guide 102, 116 Light entrance 103, 106 Light transmission part 104, 105, 117 Light reflection part 115 Light guide plate 141 shading material

Claims (5)

In an automatic transaction apparatus having a cash pool unit for accumulating cash input and cash discharged through a cash deposit / withdrawal port,
Equipped with a cash pool section guide that emits light in the light transmission section and illuminates the cash in the cash pool section ,
The cash pool unit guide is formed of a transparent member and receives a light incident port that receives light irradiated from a lamp, and the light transmission unit that transmits the light irradiated to the light input port on an upper portion of a side wall of the cash pool unit. With two,
An automatic transaction apparatus characterized in that each of the light transmitting parts emits light . In the automatic transaction apparatus of Claim 1 ,
An automatic transaction apparatus, wherein the cash pool section guide is a banknote pool section guide that illuminates banknotes in the banknote pool section. In the automatic transaction apparatus of Claim 1 ,
An automatic transaction apparatus, wherein the cash pool section guide is a coin pool section guide that illuminates coins in the coin pool section. In the automatic transaction apparatus of any one of Claims 1-3 ,
An automatic transaction apparatus comprising a cash deposit / withdrawal port shutter whose upper surface emits light. The automatic transaction apparatus according to claim 4 ,
The cash deposit / withdrawal port shutter is formed of a transparent member, and includes a light incident port that receives light emitted from a lamp disposed on a side, and a reflection unit that reflects light emitted to the light incident port upward. An automatic transaction apparatus comprising a light guide plate.

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