JP5906682B2 - Cash processing equipment - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a cash processing apparatus that handles cash, and more particularly to a cash processing apparatus that suppresses the number of banknotes stored in a reject unit as reject banknotes that cannot be reused.

  As this kind of cash processing device, for example, a device installed in a commercial facility such as a department store or a supermarket, and managing the deposits and withdrawals to retail stores (for example, to change cash used for the settlement of merchandise at stores) And a device that collects cash as sales from a store) (see Patent Document 1).

  In general, before opening a store in a retail business, the cash used for the settlement of the product price is withdrawn from a cash processing apparatus, set in a register, and starts business. After this, when the store runs out of change, the store withdraws change from the cash processing device and replenishes the register, or when the cash in the register becomes excessive, We conduct business activities while taking out cash and temporarily storing it in any place or depositing (collecting) it into a cash processing device. And a store deposits the cash in a register | resistor into a cash processing apparatus after completion | finish of business hours, or periodically, and tightens the sales on that day or the time.

  Such a cash processing apparatus has transaction functions such as “cash withdrawal”, “sales and receipts”, “accounting calculation”, and “collection”. The “change withdrawal” transaction is a transaction for withdrawing cash for change. The “sales deposit” transaction is a transaction for depositing sales at a store. The “payment calculation” transaction is a transaction for calculating the sales amount. The “sales collection” transaction is a transaction in which a sales collector collects sales from a cash processing apparatus.

  The outline of each transaction will be described below. In each transaction, for example, a store clerk operates the cash processing apparatus as an operator of the cash processing apparatus. At this time, the operator causes the cash processing device to lead a register card (registration card) or an operator authentication card (ID card) registered in advance. The cash processing apparatus reads information necessary for transactions such as a store and an account number from the card and performs authentication processing. When the authentication processing is completed, the cash processing apparatus displays a menu screen as an initial screen. The menu screen is a screen on which buttons for designating various transactions can be selected. When the operator selects an arbitrary transaction button on the menu screen, the cash processing apparatus starts the selected transaction.

<Outline of “Cash Change” transaction>
First, the outline of the “change withdrawal” transaction will be described.
The cash processing apparatus starts the “change payment” transaction when the operator selects the “change change” transaction button on the menu screen.

  At this time, for example, the cash processing apparatus first displays a screen on which a button for designating a withdrawal form is displayed so as to be selectable (hereinafter referred to as a “withdrawal form selection screen”). On the withdrawal form selection screen, for example, a button for designating a pre-registered "debit of denomination and number pattern" form or a button for designating "withdrawal designating an arbitrary denomination and number" Etc. are displayed in a selectable manner.

  When the operator selects an arbitrary button on the withdrawal mode selection screen, the cash processing apparatus is used for change from a storage (hereinafter referred to as “recycling cassette”) for storing reusable cash according to the operation of the operator. Withdraw cash.

  At this time, the cash processing device discriminates the cash in the discrimination unit, conveys normal banknotes and normal coins identified as normal cash (reusable cash) by the discrimination unit to the input unit, and from the input unit. Withdrawing money, reject banknotes and reject coins identified as abnormal cash (non-reusable cash) by the discrimination unit are stored in the reject unit. The “reject part” is a part that stores cash that cannot be reused. In this way, the cash processing apparatus performs a “cash change” transaction.

<Outline of "Sales and Receiving"transaction>
Next, an outline of the “sales deposit” transaction will be described.
The cash processing apparatus starts the “sales receipt” transaction when the operator selects the “sales receipt” transaction button on the menu screen.

  At this time, for example, the cash processing apparatus first displays a screen for guiding cash deposit (hereinafter referred to as “cash deposit guidance screen”). The cash processing device starts counting the cash when the operator sets the cash taken out of the register according to the cash deposit guidance screen to the input unit. At this time, the cash set in the input unit is the sum of the sales proceeds and the change. Cash may be either banknotes or coins, or may be both banknotes and coins.

  When the cash processing apparatus starts counting cash, it stores normal banknotes and normal coins identified as normal cash (reusable cash) by the discrimination unit in the temporary holding unit, and abnormal cash ( The reject banknotes identified as non-reusable cash) are accumulated in the input unit, and the reject coins are accumulated in the return unit and returned to the operator. Then, the cash processing apparatus displays the normal banknote and the normal coin amount on the display unit, and when the operator presses the confirmation button to approve the deposit, the normal banknote stored in the temporary holding unit is stored in the recycle cassette. Is stored in the withdrawal hopper. In this way, the cash processing apparatus performs a “sales deposit” transaction. In addition, the cash processing apparatus is normally comprised as a recirculation | reflux type apparatus which reuses the received cash as cash for withdrawal. Thereby, the cash processing apparatus has raised the operation rate.

<Outline of “Accounting” transaction>
Next, an outline of the “payment calculation” transaction will be described.
The cash processing apparatus starts the “payment aggregation” transaction when the operator selects the “payment aggregation” transaction button on the menu screen.

  At this time, the cash processing apparatus calculates, for example, “(total amount of deposit amount−total amount of withdrawal amount)” based on the amount of withdrawal amount data and the amount of withdrawal amount data from the previous settlement to the present time. Calculate the sales amount. When the sales amount is calculated, the cash processing apparatus moves cash (mainly, banknotes) corresponding to the calculated sales amount from the recycling cassette to the sales collection cassette. Thus, the cash processing apparatus creates a layer in which the banknotes corresponding to the sales proceeds are stacked in the sales collection cassette. Hereinafter, the operation of creating a layer in which bills corresponding to sales proceeds are stacked in the sales collection cassette is referred to as “creation of sales proceeds”. The sales collection cassette is a safe that stores cash corresponding to the sales amount at the store as sales collection money. In this way, the cash processing apparatus performs a “payment counting” transaction.

<Outline of “sales collection” transaction>
Next, an outline of the “sales collection” transaction will be described. In the “sales collection” transaction, a salesperson collects the cash processing apparatus and operates the cash processing apparatus.
The cash processing apparatus starts the “sales collection” transaction when the collection member selects the “sales collection” transaction button on the menu screen.

  At this time, for example, the cash processing apparatus first unlocks the lock of the door that seals the sales collection cassette, and guides the removal / removal of the sales collection cassette (hereinafter referred to as the “removal guidance screen of the sales collection cassette”). ) Is displayed. The collection member removes the sales collection cassette from the cash processing device according to the sales collection cassette detachment guidance screen, sets an empty sales collection cassette in the cash processing device, and sets the sales collection cassette set in the cash processing device and Replace with an empty sales collection cassette. Thereby, the sales proceeds are collected from the cash processing apparatus. In this way, the cash processing apparatus performs a “sales collection” transaction. Thereafter, the collection member brings the sales collection cassette removed from the cash processing apparatus to a financial institution and deposits it as a sales proceeds to the financial institution.

Japanese Patent Application No. 2010-160527

  However, as described below, the conventional cash processing apparatus has a problem that it is desired to suppress the number of banknotes stored in the reject unit as reject banknotes.

Hereinafter, this problem will be described in detail.
Reject banknotes are generated both when depositing and withdrawing.
The reject banknote generated at the time of deposit is returned to the operator. Therefore, for example, the operator can use the returned banknote by depositing it again or exchanging it with another banknote.

  On the other hand, since the reject banknote generated at the time of withdrawal is stored in the reject section, it is not utilized but becomes a banknote only stored in the reject section. Therefore, the reject banknote generated at the time of withdrawal becomes a useless banknote stored inside the cash processing apparatus.

  The reject banknote generated at the time of withdrawal is a banknote withdrawn from the recycling cassette, and is a banknote deposited as a result of being identified as a normal banknote in the past. Therefore, the reject banknote generated at the time of withdrawal has the possibility of being a fouled ticket, but is not a fake ticket.

  Conventional cash processing devices store bills that would otherwise be reusable when they are withdrawn in the reject unit as reject bills. Many bills were generated.

  Moreover, since the conventional cash processing apparatus stores the banknote which should be reusable if it was the original at the time of payment | withdrawal in a rejection part as a rejection banknote, a rejection part tends to become a full state. When the reject unit becomes full, the cash processing apparatus needs to stop operation until the reject banknote is extracted from the reject unit. Therefore, the operation rate of the conventional cash processing apparatus has been reduced.

  Therefore, the conventional cash processing apparatus is desired to suppress the number of banknotes stored in the reject unit as reject banknotes.

  In this regard, the inventor is a banknote that has been rejected at the time of withdrawal, and is a banknote that has been deposited as a result of having been identified as a normal banknote in the past. , Thought that there is a possibility of being identified as a normal banknote. Then, the inventor temporarily holds the banknotes fed out from the recycling cassette and identified as reject banknotes in a predetermined part (for example, a banknote temporary storage unit or a conveyance path) without storing them in the reject unit. Then, if it was made to return to a recycling cassette from there, it thought that the number of useless banknotes stored inside a cash processing apparatus as a reject banknote can be suppressed.

  This invention is made | formed in order to solve an above described subject, and makes it a main objective to provide the cash processing apparatus which suppresses the number of the banknotes accommodated in a rejection part as a rejection banknote.

In order to achieve the above object, the present invention is a cash processing apparatus that handles cash, a transport mechanism that transports banknotes to each part, a transport control unit that controls transport of banknotes by the transport mechanism, and banknotes are reused A banknote discriminating section for discriminating whether or not it is a normal banknote, a banknote storage for storing banknotes identified as normal banknotes by discrimination by the banknote discrimination section at the time of deposit, and banknotes corresponding to the sales amount at the store A bill collection unit that stores the bills collected as a sale collection money , and the transfer control unit, at the time of withdrawal, the normal bills fed out from the bill storage unit and rejected by the bill discrimination unit. a temporary rejected bills, for accommodating if rejected bill of the provisional not be again rejected by discrimination by the bill discriminating section, the rejected bills in the temporary to the sales collection cassette configuration To.

  A banknote stored in a banknote storage (for example, a banknote recycling cassette that can be attached to and detached from the apparatus or a stacker fixed to the apparatus) is identified as a normal banknote when stored in the banknote storage. It is. Therefore, even if the banknote stored in the banknote storage is once rejected by the banknote discrimination unit at the time of withdrawal, it may be discriminated as a normal banknote by re-discrimination.

Therefore, this cash processing apparatus regards a normal banknote drawn out from the banknote storage and rejected by the banknote discrimination unit as a “temporary reject banknote”. And this cash processing apparatus accommodates the temporary rejection banknote in a sales collection cassette, unless a temporary rejection banknote is rejected again by the discrimination by a banknote discrimination part.

  Thereby, this cash processing apparatus suppresses that the banknote drawn | fed out from the banknote storage is processed as a reject banknote. As a result, this cash processing apparatus can suppress the number of banknotes stored in the reject unit as reject banknotes.

  ADVANTAGE OF THE INVENTION According to this invention, the cash processing apparatus which suppresses the number of the banknotes accommodated in a rejection part as a rejection banknote can be provided.

It is a figure (1) which shows the structure of the cash processing apparatus which concerns on Embodiment 1. FIG. It is a figure (2) which shows the structure of the cash processing apparatus which concerns on Embodiment 1. FIG. It is a figure which shows operation | movement of the cash processing apparatus which concerns on a comparative example. It is a figure (1) which shows operation | movement of the cash processing apparatus which concerns on Embodiment 1. FIG. It is a figure (2) which shows operation | movement of the cash processing apparatus which concerns on Embodiment 1. FIG. It is a figure (1) which shows operation | movement of the cash processing apparatus which concerns on Embodiment 2. FIG. It is a figure (2) which shows operation | movement of the cash processing apparatus which concerns on Embodiment 2. FIG. It is a figure (1) which shows operation | movement of the cash processing apparatus which concerns on Embodiment 3. It is a figure (2) which shows operation | movement of the cash processing apparatus which concerns on Embodiment 3. It is a figure (1) which shows operation | movement of the cash processing apparatus which concerns on Embodiment 4. It is a figure (2) which shows operation | movement of the cash processing apparatus which concerns on Embodiment 4.

  Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present invention (hereinafter referred to as “the present embodiment”) will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. Each figure is only schematically shown so that the present invention can be fully understood. Therefore, the present invention is not limited to the illustrated example. Moreover, in each figure, the same code | symbol is attached | subjected about the common component and the same component, and those overlapping description is abbreviate | omitted.

[Embodiment 1]
<Configuration of cash processing device>
Hereinafter, the configuration of the cash processing apparatus according to the first embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. 1A and 1B. 1A and 1B are diagrams each showing a configuration of the cash processing apparatus according to the first embodiment. FIG. 1A shows the main configuration of the cash processing apparatus 1 according to the first embodiment, and FIG.

  The cash processing apparatus 1 is an apparatus that handles cash. Here, the cash processing apparatus 1 is installed in a commercial facility such as a department store or a supermarket, and manages a deposit / withdrawal to / from a retail store (for example, a change to be used for the settlement of merchandise in a store, (Assuming a device that collects cash as sales).

  As shown in FIGS. 1A and 1B, the cash processing apparatus 1 includes a banknote insertion unit 11, a banknote temporary storage unit 12, a banknote discrimination unit 13, banknote recycling cassettes 14 and 15, sales collection cassettes 16 and 23, a rejection unit (RJ Part) 17, coin insertion part 18, coin discrimination part 19, coin temporary storage part 20, coin return box 21, withdrawal hopper 22, coin dispensing box 24, card reader part 25, transport control part 31, and transport mechanism 41. Here, the cash processing apparatus 1 is demonstrated as what is comprised as a recirculation | reflux type | mold apparatus which reuses a deposit banknote as a withdrawal banknote. Thereby, the cash processing apparatus 1 is raising the operation rate. Here, the bill recycling cassettes 14 and 15, the sales collection cassettes 16 and 23, and the coin return box 21 will be described as being configured to be attachable to and detachable from the cash processing apparatus 1.

  The banknote insertion part 11 is a site | part by which a banknote is withdrawn / inserted at the time of money_receiving | payment or withdrawal. The banknote insertion part 11 functions as an insertion port into which a deposited banknote is inserted at the time of depositing, and functions as an ejection port from which the withdrawal banknote is ejected at the time of withdrawal. In addition, the banknote insertion part 11 functions also as a return opening | mouth of the return banknote which generate | occur | produces at the time of cancellation | release of the payment rejection banknote discriminated as a banknote which cannot be reused at the time of payment | payment, and a sales payment transaction.

  The banknote temporary storage unit 12 receives a banknote at the time of deposit counting in a deposit transaction or when creating a sales proceeds in a sales deposit transaction (operation for creating a layer in which the banknotes corresponding to sales proceeds are stacked in the sales collection cassette 16). It is a part to be temporarily stored. In the first embodiment, the banknote temporary storage unit 12 temporarily stores a banknote rejected by the banknote discrimination unit 13 in a withdrawal transaction as a temporary reject banknote Pr1 (see FIG. 3A).

The banknote discrimination part 13 is a site | part which discriminates a banknote.
The bill recycling cassettes 14 and 15 are storages for storing reusable normal bills. Here, the cash processing apparatus 1 stores the banknotes discriminated as normal banknotes at the time of sales and deposits in the banknote recycling cassettes 14 and 15 as change reserves, and withdraws from the banknote recycling cassettes 14 and 15 at the time of change dispensing. It will be explained as a thing. The banknote recycling cassettes 14 and 15 are preset with denominations of banknotes to be stored. Further, the banknote recycling cassette 15 has a reject portion 17 defined therein. In the drawing, the bill recycling cassette 14 is indicated as “B cassette”, and the bill recycling cassette 15 is indicated as “C cassette”.

  The sales collection cassette 16 is a storage for storing banknotes as sales proceeds. Here, the cash processing apparatus 1 is demonstrated as what moves the banknote as sales money from the banknote recycling cassettes 14 and 15 to the sales collection cassette 16 at the time of settlement totaling. In the drawing, the sales collection cassette 16 is indicated as “A cassette”.

  The sales collection cassette 23 is a storage for storing coins as sales proceeds. Here, the cash processing apparatus 1 demonstrates as what moves the coin as sales money from the withdrawal hopper 22 to the sales collection cassette 23 at the time of settlement totaling.

  The reject unit 17 is a part that stores reject banknotes that cannot be reused. The reject unit 17 is, for example, a reject banknote generated in the process of transporting a deposited banknote from the banknote temporary storage unit 12 to the banknote recycling cassette 14 or 15 during a sales / payment transaction, or a banknote from the banknote recycling cassette 14 or 15 during a change / withdrawal transaction. Reject banknotes generated in the process of transporting the withdrawal banknotes to the input unit 11, reject banknotes generated in the process of transporting banknotes corresponding to the sales proceeds from the banknote recycling cassettes 14 and 15 to the sales collection cassette 16 when creating sales proceeds Store.

The coin insertion part 18 is a part into which coins are inserted when depositing.
The coin discriminating unit 19 is a part that discriminates coins.
The coin temporary storage part 20 is a part which accumulate | stores a coin temporarily at the time of the deposit | counting in a deposit transaction.
The coin return box 21 is a box for storing return coins that are generated when a transaction in a sales deposit transaction is canceled.

  The withdrawal hopper 22 is a part that stores reusable normal coins. Here, the cash processing apparatus 1 is described as a case where coins identified as normal coins at the time of sales deposit are stored in the withdrawal hopper 22 as change reserves and are withdrawn from the withdrawal hopper 22 at the time of change withdrawal. .

The coin dispensing box 24 is a box for storing coins to be dispensed at the time of change dispensing.
The card reader unit 25 is a part that reads information necessary for a transaction from a cash register card, an ID card, or the like at the start of the transaction.

  The conveyance control unit 31 is a functional unit that controls the banknote discrimination operation of the banknote discrimination unit 13 and the banknote conveyance operation of the conveyance mechanism 41. Here, the conveyance control part 31 demonstrates as what also controls the coin discrimination operation | movement of the coin discrimination part 19, and the coin conveyance operation | movement of the conveyance mechanism which is not shown in figure.

  The transport mechanism 41 is a mechanism for transporting banknotes to each part. Here, the transport mechanism 41 will be described assuming a member such as a roller or a belt provided on the transport path and driven by a drive source such as a motor.

<Operation of cash processing device>
The cash processing apparatus 1 performs a characteristic operation particularly on banknotes at the time of withdrawal. Hereinafter, the operation | movement with respect to the banknote at the time of withdrawal of the cash processing apparatus 1 is demonstrated in detail. In addition, since the operation | movement with respect to the coin at the time of withdrawal of the cash processing apparatus 1 is the same as that of the conventional cash processing apparatus, description is abbreviate | omitted here. Moreover, since operation | movement except the time of payment of the cash processing apparatus 1 is the same as that of the conventional cash processing apparatus, description is abbreviate | omitted here.

  Here, in order to explain the operation of the cash processing apparatus 1 in an easy-to-understand manner, first, the operation of the cash processing apparatus 2 as a comparative example that performs the same operation as the conventional cash processing apparatus will be described with reference to FIG. Next, the operation of the cash processing apparatus 1 according to the first embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. 3A and 3B.

  In addition, FIG. 2 is a figure which shows operation | movement of the cash processing apparatus concerning a comparative example. The operation of the cash processing apparatus 2 shown in FIG. 2 is executed by the transport control unit 31 of the cash processing apparatus 2. Moreover, FIG. 3A and FIG. 3B are figures which show operation | movement of the cash processing apparatus which concerns on Embodiment 1, respectively. Here, the cash processing apparatus 1 according to the first embodiment is referred to as “cash processing apparatus 1A”, and the conveyance control unit 31 of the cash processing apparatus 1A is described as “conveyance control unit 31A”. Operation | movement of 1 A of cash processing apparatuses shown to FIG. 3A and 3B is performed by 31 A of conveyance control parts of 1 A of cash processing apparatuses.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the cash processing apparatus 2 according to the comparative example pays out the banknotes for withdrawal from the banknote recycling cassettes 14 and 15 at the time of withdrawal, and discriminates the banknotes for withdrawal by the banknote discrimination unit 13. And the cash processing apparatus 2 conveys the banknote discriminated as the normal banknote Pn by the banknote discrimination part 13 to the banknote insertion part 11, and withdraws it from the banknote insertion part 11. Moreover, the cash processing apparatus 2 stores the banknote rejected by the banknote discrimination part 13 in the rejection part 17 as the rejection banknote Pr.

  On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 3A, the cash processing apparatus 1 </ b> A according to the first embodiment pays out banknotes for withdrawal from the banknote recycling cassettes 14, 15 at the time of withdrawal, and uses the banknote discrimination unit 13 for dispensing banknotes. Discriminate by. And 1 A of cash processing apparatuses convey the banknote discriminated as the normal banknote Pn by the banknote discrimination part 13 to the banknote insertion part 11, and withdraw it from the banknote insertion part 11. Moreover, 1 A of cash processing apparatuses accommodate the banknote rejected by the banknote discrimination part 13 in the banknote temporary storage part 12 as temporary rejection banknote Pr1.

  Thereafter, as shown in FIG. 3B, the cash processing apparatus 1 </ b> A pays out the temporary reject banknote Pr <b> 1 from the banknote temporary storage unit 12 and re-discriminates it with the banknote discrimination unit 13.

  Then, the cash processing apparatus 1A stores the temporary reject banknote Pr1 identified as the normal banknote Pn by the re-discrimination by the banknote discrimination unit 13 in the banknote recycling cassettes 14 and 15 according to the re-differentiated denomination. That is, 1 A of cash processing apparatuses return the temporary rejection banknote Pr1 re-differentiated as the normal banknote Pn to the banknote recycling cassettes 14 and 15.

  On the other hand, the cash processing apparatus 1 </ b> A stores the temporary reject banknote Pr <b> 1 rejected again by the banknote discrimination unit 13 in the reject unit 17 as the genuine reject banknote Pr <b> 2.

  Thus, 1 A of cash processing devices made the banknote temporary storage part 12 store the banknote pay | paid out from the banknote recycling cassettes 14 and 15 and rejected by the banknote discrimination part 13 at the time of payment | payout as temporary rejection banknote Pr1. Later, the temporary reject banknote Pr1 is returned from the banknote temporary storage unit 12 to the banknote recycling cassettes 14 and 15.

  Such a cash processing apparatus 1A can use the rejected temporary reject banknote Pr1 at the time of withdrawal as a banknote for withdrawal at the time of the next withdrawal.

  In this configuration, the conveyance control unit 31A preferably monitors the identification history of each banknote stored in the banknote recycling cassettes 14 and 15, and the total number of times the same banknote has been rejected (hereinafter referred to as the withdrawal). , Referred to as “the total number of rejects”) is less than a predetermined number of times, the banknote is returned to the banknote recycling cassettes 14, 15, while if the total number of rejects of the same banknote is equal to or greater than the predetermined number of times. The banknote transport operation by the transport mechanism 41 may be controlled so that the banknote is stored in the reject unit 17.

In that case, as a method of monitoring the discrimination history of each banknote, for example, a serial number of the banknote (a symbol and a number printed on the banknote) can be used.
Specifically, every time the cash processing apparatus 1A discriminates a banknote as the reject banknote Pr, as the information about the reject banknote Pr (hereinafter referred to as “reject information”), the serial number information of the reject banknote Pr and the total number of rejects The information is associated with each other and stored in a storage unit (not shown).

  And when 1 A of cash processing apparatuses discriminate | determine again the banknote (identical banknote) by which the rejection information was memorize | stored in the memory | storage part which is not shown as reject banknote Pr of the banknote which was memorize | stored in the memory | storage part not shown. Update the reject total number of reject information. That is, 1 A of cash processing apparatuses add value "1" to the value of the rejection total frequency | count of the rejection information of the banknote memorize | stored in the memory | storage part which is not shown in figure, and set the value after the addition to the rejection total after an update. The number of times is stored in a storage unit (not shown).

Then, the cash processing apparatus 1A determines whether or not the updated total number of rejections is equal to or greater than a predetermined number.
Thus, 1 A of cash processing apparatuses can monitor the discrimination history of each banknote.

  Thereafter, the cash processing apparatus 1A returns the banknote to the banknote recycling cassettes 14 and 15 if the updated total number of rejects is less than a predetermined number. On the other hand, if the updated total number of rejects is greater than or equal to a predetermined number, the cash processing apparatus 1A stores the banknote in the reject unit 17.

  In addition, 1 A of cash processing apparatuses return the banknote to the banknote recycling cassettes 14 and 15, when discriminating the banknote (same banknote) by which the rejection information was already memorize | stored in the memory | storage part which is not illustrated as a normal banknote Pn, The value “1” is subtracted from the value of the reject total number of reject information of the banknote stored in the storage unit (not shown), and the value after the subtraction is set as the total number of rejects in the storage unit (not shown). You may make it memorize | store. And 1 A of cash processing apparatuses should delete the rejection information of the banknote from the memory | storage part which is not shown in figure, when the value of the total number of rejection becomes "0".

  Or when 1 A of cash processing apparatuses discriminate | determine as a normal banknote Pn the banknote (same banknote) by which rejection information was already memorize | stored in the memory | storage part which is not illustrated, while returning that banknote to the banknote recycling cassettes 14 and 15, You may make it memorize | store in the memory | storage part which is not shown as a kind of rejection information the total frequency | count (henceforth "normal discrimination frequency | count") information identified as the normal banknote Pn of a banknote. Then, the cash processing apparatus 1A preferably sets the value of the total number of rejects of the reject information of the banknote stored in the storage unit (not shown) to “0” when the number of normal discrimination reaches a predetermined number. It is good to reset to "", or delete the rejection information of the banknote from the memory | storage part which is not shown in figure.

  In addition, although demonstrated here supposing the case where a serial number is utilized as a method of monitoring the discrimination | determination log | history of each banknote, utilization of a serial number is only an example. As a method for monitoring the identification history of each bill, information unique to the bill other than the serial number can be used in the same manner as the serial number instead of the serial number.

  As described above, according to the cash processing apparatus 1A according to the first embodiment, at the time of withdrawal, the rejected banknote is used as the temporary reject banknote Pr1, and the temporary reject banknote Pr1 is returned to the banknote recycling cassettes 14 and 15. The number of banknotes stored in the reject unit 17 as the reject banknote Pr can be suppressed.

  As a result, according to the cash processing apparatus 1A, it is possible to reduce useless banknotes stored inside the cash processing apparatus 1A. Moreover, according to 1 A of cash processing apparatuses, since the rejection part 17 becomes difficult to become a full state, an operation rate can be improved rather than the conventional cash processing apparatus.

[Embodiment 2]
Compared with the cash processing apparatus 1A according to the first embodiment, the cash processing apparatus 1B according to the second embodiment has the same configuration as the cash processing apparatus 1A according to the first embodiment. The operation for the temporary reject banknote Pr1 temporarily stored in the section 12 is different from the cash processing apparatus 1A according to the first embodiment.

  Hereinafter, with reference to FIG. 4A and 4B, operation | movement of the cash processing apparatus 1B which concerns on this Embodiment 2 is demonstrated. Here, the conveyance control part 31 of the cash processing apparatus 1B which concerns on this Embodiment 2 is demonstrated as a "conveyance control part 31B." Operation | movement of the cash processing apparatus 1B shown to FIG. 4A and 4B is performed by the conveyance control part 31B of the cash processing apparatus 1B.

  As with the cash processing apparatus 1A according to the first embodiment shown in FIG. 3A, the cash processing apparatus 1B according to the second embodiment pays out banknotes for withdrawal from the banknote recycling cassettes 14 and 15 at the time of withdrawal. Banknotes are identified by the banknote discrimination unit 13. And the cash processing apparatus 1B conveys the banknote discriminated as the normal banknote Pn by the banknote discrimination part 13 to the banknote insertion part 11, and withdraws it from the banknote insertion part 11. Moreover, the cash processing apparatus 1B stores the banknote rejected by the banknote discrimination part 13 in the banknote temporary storage part 12 as temporary rejection banknote Pr1.

  Thereafter, the cash processing apparatus 1B calculates “(total amount of deposit amount−total amount of withdrawal amount)” based on the withdrawal amount and deposit amount from the previous settlement to the present time to calculate the sales amount. Further, it is determined whether or not sales have been generated (that is, whether or not “(total amount of deposits−total amount of withdrawals)> 0”).

  Then, when the sales proceeds are generated, the cash processing apparatus 1B is stored in the banknote temporary storage unit 12 based on the denominations of the banknote recycling cassettes 14 and 15 as the withdrawal source, as shown in FIG. 4A. Each denomination of the temporary reject banknote Pr1 is specified, and the temporary reject banknote Pr1 is transported from the banknote temporary storage unit 12 to the sales collection cassette 16 and stored in the sales collection cassette 16 until the sales amount is reached.

  Furthermore, as shown in FIG. 4B, when the amount of the temporary reject banknote Pr1 stored in the sales collection cassette 16 reaches the sales amount, the cash processing apparatus 1B denominated the banknote recycling cassettes 14 and 15 as the withdrawal source. Based on the above, each denomination of the temporary reject banknote Pr1 stored in the banknote temporary storage unit 12 is specified, and the temporary reject banknote Pr1 for the amount exceeding the sales amount is transferred from the banknote temporary storage unit 12 to the banknote recycling cassette 14, 15 and stored in the bill recycling cassettes 14 and 15.

  Moreover, when the sales proceeds are not generated, the cash processing apparatus 1B is stored in the banknote temporary storage unit 12 based on the denominations of the banknote recycling cassettes 14 and 15 as the withdrawal source, as shown in FIG. 4B. Each denomination of the temporary reject banknote Pr1 is specified, and the temporary reject banknote Pr1 is conveyed from the banknote temporary storage unit 12 to the banknote recycling cassettes 14 and 15, and stored in the banknote recycling cassettes 14 and 15.

  In addition, the temporary reject banknote Pr1 accommodated in the banknote temporary storage part 12 is a banknote accommodated in the banknote recycling cassettes 14 and 15 as a deposited banknote as a result of having been discriminated as a normal banknote in the past. Therefore, although this temporary reject banknote Pr1 is a genuine note, there is a possibility that it was identified as a banknote that happened to be damaged at the time of withdrawal. Therefore, there is a high possibility that the temporary reject banknote Pr1 is identified as a normal banknote Pn at the next withdrawal time. Therefore, in the second embodiment, the cash processing apparatus 1B performs discrimination in the banknote discrimination unit 13 when the temporary reject banknote Pr1 stored in the banknote temporary storage unit 12 is conveyed to the cassettes 14, 15, and 16. It shall be conveyed without. Thereby, the cash processing apparatus 1B can suppress the number of banknotes stored in the reject unit 17 as the reject banknote Pr, and can improve the processing speed of the apparatus as compared with the cash processing apparatus 1A according to the first embodiment. Can do.

  Such a cash processing apparatus 1B can use the rejected temporary reject banknote Pr1 at the time of withdrawal as a banknote for withdrawal even at the next withdrawal time.

  In such a configuration, the conveyance control unit 31B preferably monitors the identification history of each banknote stored in the banknote recycling cassettes 14 and 15, and the total number of rejects of the same banknote is determined in advance at the time of withdrawal. If the total number of rejects of the same banknote is greater than or equal to a predetermined number, the banknote is stored in the reject unit 17 if the banknote is returned to the banknote recycling cassette 14 or 15. It is preferable to control the banknote transport operation by the transport mechanism 41.

  As described above, according to the cash processing apparatus 1B according to the second embodiment, similarly to the cash processing apparatus 1A according to the first embodiment, at the time of withdrawal, the rejected banknote is set as a temporary reject banknote Pr1, and the temporary Since the reject banknote Pr1 is returned to the banknote recycling cassettes 14 and 15, the number of banknotes stored in the reject unit 17 as the reject banknote Pr can be suppressed.

  As a result, according to the cash processing apparatus 1B, it is possible to reduce useless banknotes stored inside the cash processing apparatus 1B. Moreover, according to the cash processing apparatus 1B, since the rejection part 17 becomes difficult to become a full state, an operation rate can be improved rather than the conventional cash processing apparatus.

  Moreover, according to the cash processing apparatus 1B, when sales proceeds, the provisional reject banknote Pr1 is stored in the sales collection cassette 16 until the sales amount is reached, so that a temporary rejection corresponding to the sales amount is made. The banknote Pr1 can be deposited into a financial institution as sales. At this time, the temporary reject banknote Pr1 deposited into the financial institution as sales proceeds is a genuine note but a banknote that may be damaged. Therefore, according to the cash processing apparatus 1B, the temporary reject banknote Pr1 which is a banknote with low reliability can be excluded from a store, and this can also improve an operation rate rather than the conventional cash processing apparatus. .

  Moreover, according to the cash processing apparatus 1B, when the temporary reject banknote Pr1 stored in the banknote temporary storage unit 12 is transported to the cassettes 14, 15, and 16, the banknote discrimination unit 13 does not perform the discrimination. Since it conveys, while suppressing the number of the banknotes accommodated in the rejection part 17 as reject banknote Pr, the processing speed of an apparatus can be improved rather than the cash processing apparatus 1A which concerns on Embodiment 1. FIG.

[Embodiment 3]
The cash processing apparatus 1C according to the third embodiment has the same configuration as the cash processing apparatus 1A according to the first embodiment as compared with the cash processing apparatus 1A according to the first embodiment. The cash processing apparatus 1A according to the first embodiment is configured such that the temporary reject banknote Pr1a due to the determined travel factor is stored in the banknote temporary storage section 12 and the reject banknote PrA whose denomination is not determined is stored in the reject section 17. Is different.

  The “temporary reject banknote Pr1a due to the travel factor with determinable money type” means that the denomination is confirmed by the banknote discriminating unit 13, but the cause due to poor running such as skew (hereinafter “running”). Means a rejected banknote. Hereinafter, the “temporary reject banknote Pr1a due to the travel factor with the denomination determined” may be simply referred to as “temporary reject banknote Pr1a”. The “provisional reject banknote Pr1a” is a banknote that is highly likely to be identified as a normal banknote Pn in the next discrimination by the banknote discrimination unit 13 (hereinafter referred to as “reliable banknote”).

  The “reject banknote PrA whose denomination has not been determined” means a banknote rejected by the banknote discriminating unit 13 and rejected without determining the denomination. Hereinafter, the “reject banknote PrA whose denomination has not been determined” may be simply referred to as “reject banknote PrA”. The “reject banknote PrA” is a banknote that is unlikely to be identified as a normal banknote Pn in the next discrimination by the banknote discrimination unit 13 (hereinafter referred to as “unreliable banknote”).

  Hereinafter, the operation of the cash processing apparatus 1C according to the third embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. 5A and 5B. Here, the conveyance control unit 31 of the cash processing apparatus 1C according to the third embodiment will be described as a “conveyance control unit 31C”. Operation | movement of 1 C of cash processing apparatuses shown to FIG. 5A and 5B is performed by the conveyance control part 31C of 1 C of cash processing apparatuses.

  As shown in FIG. 5A, the cash processing apparatus 1 </ b> C according to the third embodiment pays out banknotes for withdrawal from the banknote recycling cassettes 14, 15 at the time of withdrawal, and discriminates the banknotes for withdrawal by the banknote discrimination unit 13. To do. And 1C of cash processing apparatuses convey the banknote discriminated as the normal banknote Pn by the banknote discrimination part 13 to the banknote insertion part 11, and withdraw it from the banknote insertion part 11. Moreover, 1 C of cash processing apparatuses accommodate the rejected banknote as temporary rejection banknote Pr1a in the banknote temporary storage part 12, although a money type was decided by the banknote discrimination part 13, according to a driving | running | working factor. Furthermore, the cash processing apparatus 1C stores the rejected banknote as the reject banknote PrA in the reject section 17 without the denomination being determined by the banknote discrimination section 13.

  Thereafter, as shown in FIG. 5B, the cash processing apparatus 1 </ b> C pays out the temporary reject banknote Pr <b> 1 a from the banknote temporary storage unit 12 and re-discriminates it with the banknote discrimination unit 13.

  And 1C of cash processing apparatuses accommodate the temporary rejection banknote Pr1a discriminated as the normal banknote Pn by the re-discrimination by the banknote discrimination part 13 in the banknote recycling cassettes 14 and 15 according to the re-differentiated denomination. That is, the cash processing apparatus 1C returns the temporary reject banknote Pr1a re-identified as the normal banknote Pn to the banknote recycling cassettes 14 and 15.

  On the other hand, the cash processing apparatus 1 </ b> C stores the temporary reject banknote Pr <b> 1 a rejected again by the banknote discrimination unit 13 in the rejection unit 17 as the genuine reject banknote Pr <b> 2.

  As described above, the cash processing apparatus 1 </ b> C pays out the banknotes that have been paid out from the banknote recycling cassettes 14 and 15 at the time of withdrawal and that have been rejected by the running factor, although the denomination is determined by the banknote discrimination unit 13. The bill is temporarily stored in the banknote temporary storage unit 12 as the reject banknote Pr1a, and then the provisional reject banknote Pr1a is returned from the banknote temporary storage unit 12 to the banknote recycling cassettes 14 and 15.

  Such a cash processing apparatus 1C uses a temporary reject banknote Pr1a rejected due to a travel factor as a banknote for withdrawal even when the next withdrawal is made, although the denomination is determined at the time of withdrawal. Can do.

  In this configuration, the conveyance control unit 31C preferably monitors the identification history of each banknote stored in the banknote recycling cassettes 14 and 15, and the total number of rejects of the same banknote is determined in advance at the time of withdrawal. If the total number of rejects of the same banknote is greater than or equal to a predetermined number, the banknote is stored in the reject unit 17 if the banknote is returned to the banknote recycling cassette 14 or 15. It is preferable to control the banknote transport operation by the transport mechanism 41.

  As described above, according to the cash processing apparatus 1C according to the third embodiment, although the denomination is determined at the time of withdrawal, the banknote rejected due to the travel factor is set as the temporary reject banknote Pr1a, and the temporary reject is performed. Since the bill Pr1a is returned to the bill recycling cassettes 14 and 15, the number of bills stored in the reject unit 17 as the reject bill Pr can be suppressed.

  As a result, according to the cash processing apparatus 1C, it is possible to reduce useless banknotes stored inside the cash processing apparatus 1C. Moreover, according to the cash processing apparatus 1C, since the rejection part 17 is hard to become a full state, an operation rate can be improved rather than the conventional cash processing apparatus.

  Moreover, according to the cash processing apparatus 1C, the temporary reject banknote Pr1a and the reject banknote PrA are sorted, the temporary reject banknote Pr1a is returned to the banknote recycling cassettes 14 and 15 as a highly reliable banknote, and the reject banknote PrA is trusted. Since the banknote is stored in the reject unit 17 as a low-quality banknote, the banknote with low reliability can be excluded from the store, and the operating rate can be improved as compared with the conventional cash processing apparatus.

[Embodiment 4]
Compared with the cash processing apparatus 1C according to the third embodiment, the cash processing apparatus 1D according to the fourth embodiment has the same configuration as the cash processing apparatus 1C according to the third embodiment (that is, the cash processing apparatus 1A according to the first embodiment and Although it is the same configuration), when a withdrawal is made, a reject banknote due to a travel factor in which the denomination has been determined and a reject banknote in which the denomination has not been determined are handled oppositely to the cash processing apparatus 1C according to the third embodiment. This is different from the cash processing apparatus 1C according to the third embodiment.

  That is, in the cash processing apparatus 1D according to the fourth embodiment, the reject banknote whose denomination is not determined is “provisional reject banknote Pr1b”, and the reject banknote due to the travel factor whose denomination is determined is “reject banknote PrB”. The reject banknote Pr1b whose denomination has not been determined is stored in the banknote temporary storage section 12, and the reject banknote PrB due to the travel factor whose denomination has been determined is stored in the reject section 17.

  Such a cash processing apparatus 1 </ b> D according to the fourth embodiment is effective when it is not desired to store the reject banknote PrB due to the travel factor as much as possible in the banknote temporary storage unit 12. Such a case is, for example, a case where the banknote temporary storage unit 12 is configured to wind and store a banknote with a tape around a drum.

  This is because, for example, there are the following reasons. That is, the reject banknote PrB has been rejected due to the travel factor, although the denomination has been determined. Therefore, the reject banknote PrB is in a state where jamming (banknote jam) is likely to occur. And if the banknote temporary storage part 12 is the structure which winds and stores a banknote with a tape around a drum, for example, it is because there exists a possibility of promoting generation | occurrence | production of the jam.

  Therefore, the cash processing apparatus 1D, for example, when the banknote temporary storage unit 12 is configured to wind and store the banknotes with tape on the drum, the reject banknote PrB due to the travel factor is stored in the banknote temporary storage unit 12. When it is not desired to store as much as possible, it is preferable that the reject banknote PrB is stored in the reject unit 17 and the reject banknote PrB in a state in which a jam is likely to occur is positively removed from the cash processing apparatus 1D.

  Hereinafter, the operation of the cash processing apparatus 1D according to the fourth embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. 6A and 6B. Here, the conveyance control unit 31 of the cash processing apparatus 1D according to the fourth embodiment will be described as a “conveyance control unit 31D”. The operation of the cash processing apparatus 1D shown in FIGS. 6A and 6B is executed by the transport control unit 31D of the cash processing apparatus 1D.

  As shown in FIG. 6A, the cash processing apparatus 1 </ b> D according to the fourth embodiment pays out banknotes for withdrawal from the banknote recycling cassettes 14 and 15 at the time of withdrawal, and discriminates the banknotes for withdrawal by the banknote discrimination unit 13. To do. And cash processing apparatus 1D conveys the banknote discriminated as the normal banknote Pn by the banknote discrimination part 13 to the banknote insertion part 11, and withdraws it from the banknote insertion part 11. Also, the cash processing apparatus 1D stores the rejected banknote in the banknote temporary storage section 12 as a temporary reject banknote Pr1b without determining the denomination by the banknote discrimination section 13. Further, the cash processing apparatus 1D stores the rejected banknote as the reject banknote PrB in the reject section 17 due to the travel factor although the denomination is determined by the banknote discrimination section 13.

  Thereafter, as shown in FIG. 6B, the cash processing apparatus 1 </ b> D pays out the temporary reject banknote Pr <b> 1 b from the banknote temporary storage unit 12 and re-discriminates it with the banknote discrimination unit 13.

  And cash processing apparatus 1D stores the temporary rejection banknote Pr1b discriminated as the normal banknote Pn by the re-discrimination by the banknote discrimination part 13 in the banknote recycling cassettes 14 and 15 according to the re-differentiated denomination. That is, the cash processing apparatus 1D returns the temporary reject banknote Pr1b re-identified as the normal banknote Pn to the banknote recycling cassettes 14 and 15.

  On the other hand, the cash processing apparatus 1D stores the temporary reject banknote Pr1b rejected again by the banknote discrimination unit 13 in the reject unit 17 as the genuine reject banknote Pr2.

  As described above, the cash processing apparatus 1 </ b> D pays out the banknotes that are paid out from the banknote recycling cassettes 14 and 15 and are rejected by the banknote discriminating unit 13 without determining the denomination at the time of withdrawal. After storing in the banknote temporary storage part 12 as Pr1b, it becomes the structure which returns the temporary rejection banknote Pr1b to the banknote recycling cassettes 14 and 15 from the banknote temporary storage part 12. FIG.

  Such a cash processing apparatus 1D can use the rejected temporary reject banknote Pr1b as a banknote for withdrawal at the time of the next withdrawal without determining the denomination at the time of withdrawal.

  In this configuration, the conveyance control unit 31D preferably monitors the discrimination history of each banknote stored in the banknote recycling cassettes 14 and 15, and the total number of rejects of the same banknote is determined in advance at the time of withdrawal. If the total number of rejects of the same banknote is greater than or equal to a predetermined number, the banknote is stored in the reject unit 17 if the banknote is returned to the banknote recycling cassette 14 or 15. It is preferable to control the banknote transport operation by the transport mechanism 41.

  As described above, according to the cash processing apparatus 1D according to the fourth embodiment, at the time of withdrawal, a banknote rejected without denomination is set as a temporary reject banknote Pr1b, and the temporary reject banknote Pr1b is used. Since the bills are returned to the bill recycling cassettes 14 and 15, the number of bills stored in the reject unit 17 as the reject bill Pr can be suppressed.

  As a result, according to the cash processing apparatus 1D, it is possible to reduce useless banknotes stored inside the cash processing apparatus 1D. Moreover, according to the cash processing apparatus 1D, since the rejection part 17 is hard to become a full state, an operation rate can be improved rather than the conventional cash processing apparatus.

  Moreover, according to the cash processing apparatus 1D, as compared with the cash processing apparatus 1C according to the third embodiment, the reject banknote PrB that is in a state in which a jam is likely to occur is positively excluded from the cash processing apparatus 1D. Therefore, the occurrence of jam can be reduced.

The present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment, and various changes and modifications can be made without departing from the gist of the present invention.
For example, in the first to fourth embodiments, the cash processing apparatus 1 is assumed to be an apparatus that is installed in a commercial facility and manages deposits and withdrawals for retail stores. However, the present invention has a discrimination function. The present invention can be applied to various cash processing apparatuses such as ATM (Automated Teller Machine) installed in financial institutions and distribution institutions. Further, the present invention can be applied to a cash processing apparatus regardless of online / offline.

  Further, for example, the cash processing apparatus 1A according to the first embodiment causes the banknote discrimination unit 13 to re-discriminate the temporary reject banknote Pr1 stored in the banknote temporary storage unit 12, and the banknote discrimination unit 13 performs re-discrimination to normal banknotes Pn. , The bills are returned to the bill recycling cassettes 14 and 15. On the other hand, when the bills are rejected again by the bill discrimination unit 13, they are stored in the reject unit 17 as genuine reject bills Pr <b> 2. However, the cash processing apparatus 1A according to the first embodiment does not cause the banknote discriminating unit 13 to re-identify the temporary reject banknote Pr1 stored in the banknote temporary storage unit 12, and the banknote recycling cassettes 14 and 15 as the withdrawal source. Depending on the denomination, the banknote recycling cassettes 14 and 15 of the corresponding denomination may be returned.

  Further, for example, in Embodiments 1 to 4, the cash processing apparatus 1 has cassettes 14, 15, and 16 that can be attached to and detached from the cash processing apparatus 1 as storages for storing banknotes. The temporary reject banknotes are sorted into the normal banknotes Pn and the reject banknotes Pr using the cassettes 14, 15, and 16. However, the cash processing apparatus 1 is not shown fixed to the cash processing apparatus 1 as a storage for storing banknotes instead of the cassettes 14, 15, 16 (or in addition to the cassettes 14, 15, 16). It has a stacker, and instead of the cassettes 14, 15, 16 (or in addition to the cassettes 14, 15, 16), a temporary reject banknote is rejected as a normal banknote Pn using a stacker (not shown). It can also be configured to sort into bills Pr.

  Further, for example, in the first to fourth embodiments, the banknotes stored in the banknote recycling cassettes 14 and 15 are described as being banknotes identified as normal banknotes Pn at the time of sales. However, the banknotes stored in the banknote recycling cassettes 14 and 15 are outside the cash processing apparatus 1 when the banknote recycling cassettes 14 and 15 are detached from the cash processing apparatus 1. The banknotes loaded in 15 may be used. Thereby, the cash processing apparatus 1 can use the banknotes loaded in the banknote recycling cassettes 14 and 15 outside the cash processing apparatus 1 during operation.

1 (1A, 1B, 1C) Cash processing apparatus 11 Banknote insertion part 12 Banknote temporary storage part 13 Banknote discrimination part 14,15 Banknote recycling cassette 16,23 Sales collection cassette 17 Rejection part (RJ part)
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 18 Coin insertion part 19 Coin discrimination part 20 Coin temporary storage part 21 Coin return box 22 Withdrawal hopper 24 Coin dispensing box 25 Card reader part 31 (31A, 31B, 31C) Conveyance control part 41 Conveyance mechanism Pn Normal banknote Pr reject banknote PrA Rejected banknote with denomination Pr1 Temporary reject banknote Pr1a Temporary reject banknote due to travel factor with denomination of Pr2 Pr2 Genuine reject banknote

Claims (3)

In cash processing equipment that handles cash,
A transport mechanism for transporting banknotes to each part;
A transport control unit for controlling transport of banknotes by the transport mechanism;
A banknote discriminating section for discriminating whether or not a banknote is a reusable normal banknote;
A banknote storage for storing banknotes identified as normal banknotes in the discrimination by the banknote discrimination unit when depositing ;
A sales collection cassette that stores banknotes equivalent to the sales amount at the store as sales collection money ,
The said conveyance control part makes the banknote rejected by the said normal banknote drawn | fed out from the said banknote storage at the time of payment | withdrawal by the said banknote discrimination part as a temporary rejection banknote, and the said temporary rejection banknote is the said banknote The cash processing apparatus, wherein the temporary reject banknote is stored in the sales collection cassette if it is not rejected again by the discrimination by the discrimination unit. The cash processing apparatus according to claim 1,
Furthermore, it has a banknote temporary storage part which stores the said temporary rejection banknote temporarily,
The transfer control unit stores the temporary reject banknote in the banknote temporary storage unit at the time of withdrawal, and then does not allow the banknote discrimination unit to perform re-discrimination, so that the money of the banknote storage of the withdrawal source A cash processing apparatus which is stored in the sales collection cassette according to a seed. The cash processing apparatus according to claim 2 ,
Before SL conveyance control unit, the rejected bills of the temporary housed in the banknote escrow unit, in accordance with the denomination of the dispensing source of the bill storage, is housed in the sales collection cassette to reach the sales amount, When the sales amount is exceeded, it is stored in the banknote storage.

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