JP5935497B2 - Cash deposit / withdrawal machine and program - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a cash deposit / withdrawal machine that is installed in a retail store such as a department store, a supermarket, or a convenience store, and performs transactions such as change withdrawal, sales receipts, sales collection, etc. The present invention relates to a cash dispenser that suppresses a large amount of cash from being accumulated in the apparatus. The present invention also relates to a program for controlling the cash deposit / withdrawal machine.

  Traditionally, many retail stores such as department stores, supermarkets, and convenience stores withdraw cash (banknotes and coins) used as change reserves, or store sales proceeds. A cash deposit / withdrawal machine (hereinafter also referred to as “device”) is installed (see, for example, Patent Document 1).

This cash deposit / withdrawal machine has various transaction functions such as “cash withdrawal”, “sales deposit”, “sales collection”, and the like.
The “cash change” transaction is a transaction for withdrawing a change reserve. The “change reserve” is cash prepared in advance as change in a register installed in the store.

  The “sales deposit” transaction is a transaction for depositing the sales collected from the register into the apparatus. The “sales deposit” transaction is performed when the operator puts the sales proceeds into the slot and the apparatus stores the sales amounts in the recycling cassette or the withdrawal hopper according to the denomination. The “recycle cassette” is a withdrawal cash storage unit that stores banknotes used as change reserves. Further, the “withdrawal hopper” is a withdrawal cash storage unit that stores coins used as change reserves.

  The “sales collection” transaction is a transaction for collecting sales proceeds. The “sales collection” transaction uses the difference between the sales amount and the amount of cash already stored in the sales collection cassette as the sales transfer amount, and the amount of sales transfer from the cash stored in the recycling cassette and withdrawal hopper This is done by moving the cash to the sales collection cassette and coin collection box. The “sales collection cassette” is a collection box for storing banknotes collected (withdrawn) from the apparatus as a collection of sales proceeds. Further, the “coin collection box” is a collection box for storing coins collected (withdrawn) from the apparatus as a collection of sales proceeds.

  Conventional cash deposit / withdrawal machines have the following problems during sales collection transactions. Therefore, here, the “sales collection” transaction and the “sales receipt” transaction which is the premise of the “sales collection” transaction will be described in detail.

  In common with each transaction, the operator causes the cash deposit / withdrawal machine to lead a pre-registered ID card or cash register card, and in some cases, allows the operator to enter a password, thereby confirming the validity of the operator. Let the machine authenticate. When the cash dispenser authenticates the operator's validity, the cash dispenser displays a menu screen on the display unit. In the menu screen, a plurality of transaction buttons for instructing execution of various transactions are displayed so as to be selectable. The cash deposit / withdrawal machine executes the selected transaction by the operator selecting a desired transaction button from the transaction buttons displayed on the menu screen.

("Sales receipts" transaction)
The cash deposit / withdrawal machine executes a “sales deposit” transaction when the operator selects a “sales deposit” button from among the transaction buttons displayed on the menu screen.

  In this case, the cash deposit / withdrawal machine displays a display screen for sales / payment transactions on the display unit. The display screen for the sales and receipt transaction is to request the operator to input the sales collected from the register (strictly speaking, (sales + change reserve) cash) into the slot. Yes.

  The cash deposit / withdrawal machine starts counting when the operator puts the sales collected from the register (strictly, the cash for (sales + change reserve)) into the slot. The determined cash is accumulated in the temporary holding unit. At this time, if there is cash rejected by the discrimination unit, the cash deposit / withdrawal machine returns the rejected cash to the operator from a predetermined place.

  The cash dispenser displays the total amount of cash determined to be normal on the display unit, and when the operator confirms it, the cash accumulated in the temporary storage unit is recycled from the temporary storage unit to the denomination of the corresponding denomination. It is moved (conveyed) to a gold hopper and stored in a predetermined recycling cassette or withdrawal hopper for each type of money. The “sales and receipts” transaction ends when the cash accumulated in the temporary holding unit is stored in a predetermined recycling cassette or withdrawal hopper.

  In addition, when sales occur at the time of storage, the cash deposit / withdrawal machine uses (total deposit amount minus total withdrawal amount) as the sales amount, and within the range of the sales amount, only the banknote is removed from the high-value banknote. In order, the product is moved (conveyed) from the recycling cassette to the sales collection cassette and stored in the sales collection cassette.

("Sales collection" transaction)
The cash dispenser executes the “sales collection” transaction when the operator selects the “sales collection” button from the transaction buttons displayed on the menu screen.

  In this case, the cash dispenser displays a display screen for the sales collection transaction on the display unit. The display screen for the sales collection transaction uses the difference between the sales amount and the amount of cash already stored in the sales collection cassette as the sales transfer amount, and displays the sales from the cash stored in the recycling cassette and withdrawal hopper. This is a content for notifying the operator that cash for the amount of money to be moved is moved to a collection box (sales collection cassette and coin collection box).

  When the operator confirms the contents of the display screen, the cash deposit / withdrawal machine gives priority to high-value banknotes from among the cash stored in the recycling cassette and withdrawal hopper, The difference between the amount of cash already stored in the sales collection cassette and the sales movement amount) is transferred to the collection box. Accordingly, the cash deposit / withdrawal machine moves the sales proceeds to the collection box.

  After the transfer of sales proceeds, the cash deposit / withdrawal machine unlocks the front door lock provided on the front side of the housing of the device, and operates the removal / removal of the sales collection cassette and the recovery of coins from the coin recovery box. A display screen requested from the user is displayed on the display unit. In the “sales collection” transaction, the operator removes the sales collection cassette from the device, collects banknotes as sales, attaches an empty sales collection cassette to the device, and removes the coin collection box. When the coins as sales are collected from the coin collection box by putting them in a bag and the empty coin collection box is installed in the apparatus, the process is finished.

  Thereafter, the operator hands over the detached sales collection cassette and the bag filled with coins to a security company policeman. The policeman transfers the sales collection cassette and bag to a financial institution (however, it may be a security company), and deposits the cash stored in the sales collection cassette and bag at the financial institution as sales.

JP 2008-077194 A

  As described below, the conventional cash deposit / withdrawal machine has a problem that various troubles may occur due to a large amount of low-priority denomination cash accumulated inside the apparatus.

  Conventional cash depositing and dispensing machines automatically collect high-priority banknotes prior to sales collection transactions. That is, the conventional cash depositing and dispensing machine moves the cash corresponding to the sales transfer amount to the sales collection cassette with priority on the high-value banknotes from the cash stored in the recycling cassette and the withdrawal hopper.

  For this reason, the conventional cash deposit / withdrawal machine collects only high-value banknotes at the time of sales collection transaction, and a large amount of low-priority denominated cash that has not been collected may accumulate inside the apparatus. In other words, the conventional cash deposit / withdrawal machine moves only high-value banknotes from the recycling cassette to the sales collection cassette at the time of the sales collection transaction, and the low-priority denomination cash that has not been moved is moved inside the device (specifically, May accumulate in large quantities in the recycling cassette or inside the dispensing hopper.

Thereby, the following malfunctions may generate | occur | produce, for example with the conventional cash depositing and dispensing machine.
(1) The conventional cash deposit / withdrawal machine may not be able to perform the collection desired by the operator.
For example, a conventional cash deposit / withdrawal machine preferentially moves a high-price banknote such as a 10,000 yen ticket to a sales collection cassette during a sales collection transaction. However, the sales collected from the register may include a large amount of denominated cash (for example, a thousand yen ticket or a coin).

  In this case, the operator desires to preferentially collect the cash of the denomination whose priority is low (that is, move the cash from the recycling cassette or the withdrawal hopper to the collection box). However, the conventional cash deposit / withdrawal machine cannot perform such collection because it cannot freely designate the denomination of cash to be collected as sales.

(2) The conventional cash deposit / withdrawal machine imposes a burden on the operator due to the occurrence of banknote rejection, and may impair the reliability of the operator with respect to the apparatus.
For example, in a conventional cash deposit / withdrawal machine, banknotes are regularly rejected due to banknote contamination or the like. As a result, the conventional cash deposit / withdrawal machine may be in a failure state even though the hardware has not failed.

  For example, when a conventional cash dispenser collects the total number of high-price bills such as 10,000 yen bills stored in a recycling cassette in a sales collection transaction (that is, when moving from a recycling cassette to a sales collection cassette) In addition, if a banknote is rejected during the process, it is not possible to collect a predetermined number of banknotes (can be moved to a sales collection cassette). Therefore, in this case, the conventional cash deposit / withdrawal machine is in a state in which a bill end failure has occurred even though the hardware has not failed.

  In addition, for example, a conventional cash deposit / withdrawal machine has 100 ten thousand yen coupons, 100 5,000 yen coupons, and 100 thousand yen coupons stored in a recycling cassette. When collecting the sales proceeds, 100 ten thousand yen coupons, 17 5,000 yen coupons, and one thousand yen coupon are moved from the recycling cassette to the sales collecting cassette. In this case, if a conventional cash deposit / withdrawal machine is rejected in the middle of the process, it will collect 1086,000 yen of sales (in the sales collection cassette). Cannot be moved). Therefore, in this case as well, the conventional cash deposit / withdrawal machine is in a state in which the bill end failure has occurred even though the hardware has not failed.

  A conventional cash dispenser requests an operator to press a recovery button when a bill end failure occurs. Then, the conventional cash dispenser performs a recovery process when the operator presses the recovery button. Therefore, the conventional cash deposit / withdrawal machine needs to perform the sales collection transaction for moving the shortage of the sales amount again. That is, the conventional cash dispenser needs to execute the sales collection transaction twice in this case.

  Therefore, in the case of the failure of the banknote end, the conventional cash deposit / withdrawal machine takes troublesome work to perform the recovery process and takes time to perform the recovery process and the second sales collection transaction. It imposes a burden on the operator. Moreover, since the conventional cash deposit / withdrawal machine is in a state in which a bill end failure has occurred even though the hardware has not failed, the operator is misunderstood as if the device has failed or malfunctioned. The reliability of the operator with respect to the device may be impaired.

  The present invention has been made in order to solve the above-described problem, and a cash depositing / dispensing machine that suppresses a large amount of low-priority denomination cash from being accumulated inside the apparatus, and the cash depositing / dispensing machine. The main purpose is to provide a program for controlling the above.

In order to achieve the object, the first invention is a cash deposit / withdrawal machine that executes a sales collection transaction for collecting sales, and is for withdrawal with which cash including the sales can be withdrawn. A cash storage unit, a collection box that stores the cash taken out from the device as the sales proceeds, and the amount of cash that is transferred from the withdrawal cash storage unit to the collection box as the sales proceeds, At the time of the sales collection transaction, an input image for designating the number of denominations of the sales transfer amount and a guidance image for guiding the operator's sales collection operation are displayed on the display unit as an input screen, and cash number of each denomination specified in the input screen, by moving the collection box from the dispensing for cash storage section, possess a transaction execution unit for collecting the sales proceeds, the transaction execution section Was rejected When cash of the denomination that cannot collect the specified number of sheets is generated due to the occurrence of money, the input screen is displayed again on the display unit, and the operator is requested to select a cash type other than the rejected cash denomination. Then, by specifying the number of cash of other denominations corresponding to the shortage amount, the sales amount of the shortage amount is collected with the other denomination cash .

  This cash deposit / withdrawal machine uses the amount of cash transferred from the cash storage for withdrawal to the collection box as sales proceeds, and specifies the number of sales transfers for each denomination at the time of sales collection transaction. be able to. Therefore, this cash depositing and dispensing machine can suppress a large amount of low-priority denomination cash from being accumulated in the apparatus without being transferred to the collection box.

Moreover, 2nd invention has a cash storage part for payment | withdrawal accommodated in the state which can withdraw cash including sales, and the collection | recovery store which stores the cash taken out from an apparatus as said sales proceeds inside And a program for controlling a cash deposit / withdrawal machine that executes a sales collection transaction for collecting the sales proceeds, from the cash storage unit for withdrawal to the control unit of the cash deposit / withdrawal machine as the sales The amount of cash transferred to the collection box is the sales transfer amount, and at the time of the sales recovery transaction, an input image for designating the number of denominations of the sales transfer amount, and a guidance image for guiding the operator's sales recovery operation Are displayed on the display unit as an input screen, and after the input screen is displayed in the sales collection operation guidance step, the number of denominations specified via the input unit is displayed. Cash, cash collection for withdrawal By moving the collection box from parts, the sales proceeds to execute the sales proceeds collected execution step of recovering, the sales proceeds collected executing step, the occurrence of rejected cash, recovered number of sheets specified When cash of a denomination that cannot be generated is generated, the control unit of the cash deposit / withdrawal machine is caused to re-execute the sales collection operation guidance step, and the operator makes the amount of shortage other than the rejected cash. It is set as the structure which makes the designation | designated number of sheets of the cash of other corresponding denominations, and collect | recovers the said sales proceeds for the shortage amount with the cash of the said other denomination after that .
This program can control the cash dispenser according to the first invention.

  ADVANTAGE OF THE INVENTION According to this invention, it can suppress that the cash of a denomination with low priority accumulates in large quantities inside an apparatus.

It is a block diagram of the cash depositing / withdrawing machine which concerns on Embodiment 1. FIG. It is a functional block diagram of the cash depositing / dispensing machine which concerns on Embodiment 1. FIG. It is a flowchart (1) which shows operation | movement of the cash dispenser which concerns on Embodiment 1. FIG. It is a flowchart (2) which shows operation | movement of the cash dispenser which concerns on Embodiment 1. FIG. It is a flowchart (3) which shows operation | movement of the cash dispenser which concerns on Embodiment 1. FIG. It is a flowchart (4) which shows operation | movement of the cash dispenser which concerns on Embodiment 1. FIG. It is a figure which shows an example of the menu screen used in Embodiment 1. FIG. FIG. 6A is a diagram (1) illustrating an example of a display screen used in the first embodiment. FIG. 6B is a diagram (2) illustrating an example of a display screen used in the first embodiment. FIG. 6C is a diagram (3) illustrating an example of a display screen used in the first embodiment. FIG. 4D is a diagram (4) illustrating an example of a display screen used in the first embodiment. FIG. 10 is a diagram (5) illustrating an example of a display screen used in the first embodiment. FIG. 6 is a diagram (6) illustrating an example of a display screen used in the first embodiment. FIG. 10 is a diagram (7) illustrating an example of a display screen used in the first embodiment. FIG. 10 is a diagram (8) illustrating an example of a display screen used in the first embodiment. FIG. 10 is a diagram (9) illustrating an example of a display screen used in the first embodiment. FIG. 10 is a diagram (10) illustrating an example of a display screen used in the first embodiment. It is a figure which shows an example of the banknote end obstacle screen used in Embodiment 1. FIG. It is a figure which shows an example of the in-restoration screen used in Embodiment 1. FIG. 6A is a diagram (1) illustrating an example of a display screen used in the first embodiment. FIG. 6B is a diagram (2) illustrating an example of a display screen used in the first embodiment. FIG. 6C is a diagram (3) illustrating an example of a display screen used in the first embodiment. FIG. 4D is a diagram (4) illustrating an example of a display screen used in the first embodiment. FIG. 10 is a diagram (5) illustrating an example of a display screen used in the first embodiment. FIG. 6 is a diagram (6) illustrating an example of a display screen used in the first embodiment. It is a flowchart (1) which shows operation | movement of the cash depositing / withdrawing machine which concerns on Embodiment 2. FIG. It is a flowchart (2) which shows operation | movement of the cash depositing / withdrawing machine which concerns on Embodiment 2. FIG. It is a flowchart (3) which shows operation | movement of the cash dispenser which concerns on Embodiment 2. FIG. It is a figure which shows an example of the banknote end warning screen used in Embodiment 2. FIG. 10A is a diagram (1) illustrating an example of a display screen used in the second embodiment. FIG. 10B is a diagram (2) illustrating an example of a display screen used in the second embodiment.

  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]
<Composition of cash deposit / withdrawal machine>
The cash deposit / withdrawal machine 1 according to the first embodiment is described later from the sales transfer amount described later by the operator (that is, the recycling cassette 14, 15, 16 or the withdrawal hopper 24 described later as the sales proceeds) at the time of the sales collection transaction described later. The amount of cash to be moved to the collection boxes 17 and 27) can be freely specified for each denomination. Hereinafter, with reference to FIG.1 and FIG.2, it demonstrates per structure of the cash dispenser 1 which concerns on this Embodiment 1. FIG. FIG. 1 is a configuration diagram of the cash depositing and dispensing machine according to the first embodiment. FIG. 2 is a functional block diagram of the cash depositing and dispensing machine according to the first embodiment.

  The cash deposit / withdrawal machine 1 according to the first embodiment is an apparatus for managing cash (banknotes and coins). Hereinafter, the cash deposit / withdrawal machine 1 may be referred to as an “apparatus”. The cash dispenser 1 is installed in many retail stores such as department stores, supermarkets, and convenience stores.

The cash dispenser 1 has various transaction functions such as “cash withdrawal”, “sales deposit”, “count”, “replenishment”, “sampling”, “settlement calculation”, “sales collection”, etc. ing.
The “cash change” transaction is a transaction for withdrawing a change reserve.
The “sales deposit” transaction is a transaction for depositing the sales collected from the register into the apparatus.

The “counting” transaction is a transaction for counting the cash inserted into the slot.
The “replenishment” transaction is a transaction for replenishing the apparatus with cash for change reserve. The “replenishment” transaction is performed by the operator putting cash for change reserve into the slot and storing the cash in the recycling cassette or the withdrawal hopper according to the denomination.

  The “withdrawal” transaction is a transaction in which cash is temporarily withdrawn from the inside of the apparatus. A “sampling” transaction is performed when all the cash inside the device is withdrawn for cash scrutiny, or when cash is about to overflow from the recycling cassette or the withdrawal hopper due to excessive deposits.

  The “payment calculation” transaction is a transaction for calculating a sales amount. In the “Checkout” transaction, the device calculates the total amount of deposits in the “sales and receipts” transaction and the total amount of withdrawals in the “sales and withdrawals” transaction, and calculates (total deposit amount minus total withdrawal amount) as the sales amount. Is done by doing.

  The “sales collection” transaction is a transaction for collecting sales proceeds. The “sales collection” transaction uses the difference between the sales amount and the amount of cash already stored in the sales collection cassette as the sales transfer amount, and the amount of sales transfer from the cash stored in the recycling cassette and withdrawal hopper This is done by moving the cash to the sales collection cassette.

As shown in FIG. 1, the cash dispenser 1 has a control unit 2, a storage unit 3, a card reader unit 4, an operation display unit 5, a banknote unit 8a, and a coin unit 8b.
The control unit 2 is a functional unit that controls the operation of each unit of the cash deposit / withdrawal machine 1.
The storage unit 3 is a storage unit that stores various control programs and data used for executing transactions.

The card reader unit 4 is a component that reads information from a card possessed by an operator. The card reader unit 4 reads information from an ID card, a cash register card or the like possessed by the operator at the start of the transaction.
The operation display unit 5 is a component that accepts an operator's operation and displays various characters and screens necessary for the operation. Here, the case where the operation display unit 5 is configured by combining a touch panel and an LCD will be described.

  The banknote part 8a is a component that handles banknotes. The inside of the banknote part 8a is sealed off by a banknote part front door 9a (hereinafter also simply referred to as “door 9a”). The banknote unit 8a includes a banknote insertion slot 11, a banknote temporary storage unit 12, a banknote discrimination unit 13, a 10,000 yen cassette 14, a 5,000 yen cassette 15, a thousand yen cassette 16, a sales collection cassette 17, and a rejection unit 18. It has.

The bill insertion slot 11 is a bill insertion slot. Here, the banknote insertion slot 11 is demonstrated as what also serves as the withdrawal slot of a withdrawal banknote, a deposit rejection banknote, and a return banknote. The “withdrawal banknote” means a banknote withdrawn to the operator. The “payment reject banknote” means a banknote that has not been identified as a correct ticket in a deposit transaction. “Returned banknote” means a banknote returned when a transaction is canceled in a sales deposit transaction or a counting transaction.
The banknote temporary storage part 12 is a place which hold | maintains a banknote temporarily. For example, the cash deposit / withdrawal machine 1 temporarily causes the banknote temporary storage unit 12 to hold a banknote during a counting transaction or a sales collection transaction.
The banknote discrimination part 13 is a component which discriminates a banknote.

  The 10,000-yen cassette 14, the 5,000-yen cassette 15 and the thousand-yen cassette 16 are recycling cassettes for storing 10,000-yen, 5,000-yen, and thousand-yen, respectively. It is. The 10,000 yen ticket cassette 14, the 5,000 yen ticket cassette 15, and the thousand yen ticket cassette 16 each correspond to a "cash storage unit for withdrawal" described in the claims. Hereinafter, when the 10,000 yen ticket cassette 14, the 5,000 yen ticket cassette 15, and the thousand yen ticket cassette 16 are collectively referred to, they are referred to as “recycling cassettes 14, 15, 16”.

  The cash deposit / withdrawal machine 1 stores the 10,000 yen ticket, the 5,000 yen ticket, and the thousand yen ticket in the corresponding recycling cassettes 14, 15, and 16 before the start of operation. In addition, the cash deposit / withdrawal machine 1 recycles the 10,000 yen ticket, the 5,000 yen ticket, and the thousand yen ticket that are determined to be normal (correct) by the banknote discriminating unit 13 at the time of sales / payment transaction. Store in cassettes 14, 15, and 16. Then, the cash deposit / withdrawal machine 1 withdraws banknotes stored in the recycle cassettes 14, 15, 16 as change reserves at the time of change transaction.

  The sales collection cassette 17 is a collection store for storing banknotes collected (withdrawn) from the apparatus as a collection of sales proceeds. Hereinafter, the sales collection cassette 17 may be referred to as a “collection box 17”. The sales collection cassette 17 is configured as a cassette that can be carried in a state in which sales proceeds are housed inside. The cash deposit / withdrawal machine 1 moves (conveys) banknotes as sales proceeds from the recycling cassettes 14, 15, 16 to the sales collection cassette 17 at the time of the sales deposit transaction or the sales collection transaction, and transfers it to the sales collection cassette 17. Store.

  The reject unit 18 is a place for storing reject banknotes. The cash deposit / withdrawal machine 1 moves rejected banknotes when moving banknotes from the recycle cassette to the banknote insertion slot 11 in change withdrawal transactions, and moves banknotes from the banknote temporary storage unit 12 to the recycle cassette in sales deposit transactions (conveyance) The reject banknote generated at the time of the transaction and the reject banknote generated when the banknote is moved from the recycle cassette to the sales recovery cassette 17 in the sales collection transaction are accumulated in the reject unit 18.

  The coin part 8b is a component that handles coins. The inside of the coin part 8b is sealed off by a coin part front door 9b (hereinafter also simply referred to as “door 9b”). The coin unit 8 b includes a coin insertion slot 21, a coin temporary storage unit 22, a coin discrimination unit 23, a withdrawal hopper 24, a coin dispensing box 25, a coin collection box 27, and a coin return box 28.

The coin slot 21 is a coin slot.
The coin temporary storage unit 22 is a place where coins are temporarily accumulated during counting transactions.
The coin discrimination unit 23 is a component that discriminates coins.

The withdrawal hopper 24 is a place for storing coins used as change reserves. The cash deposit / withdrawal machine 1 stores the coins determined to be normal (normal coins) by the coin discriminating unit 23 in the withdrawal hopper 24 at the time of sales deposit transaction. The cash deposit / withdrawal machine 1 withdraws the coins stored in the withdrawal hopper 24 as a change reserve at the time of the change / withdrawal transaction.
The coin dispensing box 25 is a place where the dispensing coins are discharged during a change dispensing transaction. The “withdrawal coin” means a bill to be dispensed to the operator.

The coin collection box 27 is a collection box for storing coins collected (withdrawn) from the apparatus as a collection of sales proceeds. Hereinafter, the coin collection box 27 may be simply referred to as a “collection box 27”. The cash depositing / dispensing machine 1 moves coins as sales proceeds from the withdrawal hopper 24 to the coin collection box 27 and stores them in the coin collection box 27 at the time of the settlement calculation transaction or the sales collection transaction.
The coin return box 28 is a place where return coins are discharged. Note that “returned coin” means a coin that is returned when a transaction is canceled in a sales deposit transaction or a counting transaction.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the cash depositing / dispensing machine 1 includes a transport unit 6 and a communication unit 7. The conveyance part 6 is a component which conveys cash (a banknote and a coin) to each part. The communication unit 7 is a component that communicates with an external device (for example, a register).

  The control unit 2 of the cash dispenser 1 is constituted by a CPU, and executes a control program 51 stored in advance in the storage unit 3 to thereby execute a main control unit 2a, a conveyance / differentiation control unit 2b, and an input control unit. 2c, display control unit 2d, communication control unit 2e, stock management unit 2f, transaction execution unit 2g, recovery execution unit 2h, door monitoring unit 2i, and sampling monitoring unit 2j.

The main control unit 2 a is a functional unit that controls the overall operation of the cash depositing and dispensing machine 1.
The conveyance / discrimination control unit 2b is a functional unit that controls operations of the conveyance unit 6, the discrimination unit (the banknote discrimination unit 13 and the coin discrimination unit 23), and the like.
The input control unit 2c is a functional unit that detects input from the operation display unit 5 and acquires input information.
The display control unit 2 d is a functional unit that controls the display of the operation display unit 5.
The communication control unit 2 e is a functional unit that controls communication in the communication unit 7.
The amount management part 2f is a functional means for managing the amount of cash stored in the banknote part 8a and the coin part 8b.

The transaction execution unit 2g is a functional unit that executes transactions such as “cash withdrawal”, “sales deposit”, “counting”, “replenishment”, “sampling”, “settlement counting”, “sales collection”, and the like.
The recovery execution unit 2h is a functional unit that executes a recovery process when a failure occurs.
The door monitoring unit 2i is a functional unit that monitors the open / closed state of the front doors (the banknote front door 9a and the coin front door 9b (see FIG. 1)).
The sampling monitoring unit 2j is a functional unit that monitors the removal of the sales proceeds by the operator by monitoring the attachment and detachment of the collection containers 17 and 27 to and from the device.

  Moreover, the memory | storage part 3 of the cash dispenser 1 is comprised by RAM, ROM, HDD, etc., and stores the control program 51, the screen data 52, the amount data 53, and the sales data 54.

The control program 51 includes a CPU that constitutes the control unit 2 as a main control unit 2a, a conveyance / differentiation control unit 2b, an input control unit 2c, a display control unit 2d, a communication control unit 2e, a stock management unit 2f, and a transaction execution unit. 2g, a recovery execution unit 2h, a door monitoring unit 2i, and a sampling monitoring unit 2j.
The screen data 52 is used to display various screens (for example, see FIGS. 6, 7A to 7J, FIGS. 8A and 8B, and FIGS. 9A to 9F) on the operation display unit 5 at the time of execution of the transaction. It is data.
The amount data 53 is data representing the amount of cash stored in the banknote portion 8a and the coin portion 8b.
The sales data 54 is data representing the sales amount. The sales data 54 is acquired from the host device by the cash deposit / withdrawal machine 1 communicating with the host device (for example, a register (not shown)) that manages the sales amount at each store via the communication unit 7.

<Operation of cash dispenser>
As described above, the cash deposit / withdrawal machine 1 has transaction functions such as “disbursement withdrawal”, “sales receipt / receipt”, “count”, “replenishment”, “sampling”, “settlement calculation”, “sales collection”, etc. doing.

Each transaction is performed as follows, for example.
In common with each transaction, the operator causes the card reader unit 4 (see FIG. 1) of the cash depositing / dispensing machine 1 to read a pre-registered ID card or cash register card that is registered in advance, and in some cases, a password. , And the cash dispenser 1 authenticates the validity of the operator. The cash dispenser 1 displays a menu screen on the operation display unit 5 when authenticity of the operator is authenticated. In the menu screen, a plurality of transaction buttons for instructing execution of various transactions are displayed so as to be selectable. The cash deposit / withdrawal machine 1 executes the selected transaction when the operator selects a desired transaction button from the transaction buttons displayed on the menu screen.

("Changing withdrawal" transaction)
The cash dispenser 1 executes the “change / withdrawal” transaction when the operator selects the “change / withdrawal” button from the transaction buttons displayed on the menu screen.

  In this case, the cash deposit / withdrawal machine 1 displays a display screen for change payment transaction on the operation display unit 5. Here, on the display screen for the change withdrawal transaction, for example, a plurality of submenus such as “withdrawal of denomination and number pattern” and “withdrawal designating an arbitrary denomination and number” are selected. The description will be made assuming that it is displayed as possible.

  When the operator selects a desired submenu from among a plurality of submenus displayed on the display screen, the cash dispenser 1 recycle cassettes 14, 15, 16 and a withdrawal hopper 24 according to the selected submenu. Withdraw cash reserves from the cash stored in the bank. The “change payment” transaction ends when the change reserve is withdrawn.

("Sales receipts" transaction)
The cash deposit / withdrawal machine 1 executes a “sales deposit” transaction when the operator selects the “sales deposit” button from the transaction buttons displayed on the menu screen.

  In this case, the cash deposit / withdrawal machine 1 displays a display screen for sales / payment transactions on the operation display unit 5. Here, the display screen for the sales / payment transaction is displayed on the inlets 11 and 21 (refer to FIG. 1) of the sales collected from the register (strictly, cash for (sales + change reserve)). The description will be made on the assumption that the operator requests the input.

  The cash deposit / withdrawal machine 1 starts counting and discriminates when the operator inputs the sales collected from the register (strictly, the cash for (sales + change reserve)) into the input ports 11 and 21. The cash determined to be normal by the units 13 and 23 is accumulated in the temporary holding units 12 and 22 (see FIG. 1). At this time, if there is cash rejected by the discrimination units 13 and 23, the cash deposit / withdrawal machine 1 returns the rejected cash to the operator from a predetermined place. The “predetermined place” when returning the rejected cash is the banknote insertion slot 11 if the rejected cash is a banknote, and the coin return box 28 if the rejected cash is a coin. Become.

  When the cash determined to be normal is accumulated in the temporary holding units 12 and 22, the cash dispenser 1 displays a display screen for notifying the total amount of cash determined to be normal on the operation display unit 5. Here, the display screen for notifying the total amount will be explained assuming that the operator is notified of the total amount of cash determined to be normal. The display screen for notifying the total amount will be described as a configuration including, for example, the total amount and a confirmation button that is pressed when the operator confirms the contents of the screen.

  When the operator confirms (presses the confirmation button), the cash deposit / withdrawal machine 1 recycles the cash accumulated in the temporary holding units 12 and 22 from the temporary holding units 12 and 22 into the corresponding denomination recycling cassettes 14 and 15. , 16 or the withdrawal hopper 24 (conveyed) and stored in a predetermined recycling cassette 14, 15, 16 or withdrawal hopper 24 according to the type of money. The “sales deposit” transaction ends when the cash accumulated in the temporary holding units 12 and 22 is stored in the predetermined recycling cassettes 14, 15, 16 or the withdrawal hopper 24.

  Here, in the case where sales are generated at the time of storage, the cash deposit / withdrawal machine 1 uses (total deposit amount−total withdrawal amount) as the sales amount, and within the range of the sales amount, only the banknote is received. A description will be made assuming that the bills are moved (conveyed) from the recycling cassettes 14, 15, 16 to the sales collection cassette 17 and stored in the sales collection cassette 17 in order from the large amount of bills.

("Count" transactions)
The cash dispenser 1 executes a “count” transaction when the operator selects a “count” button from the transaction buttons displayed on the menu screen.

  In this case, the cash dispenser 1 displays a display screen for counting transactions on the operation display unit 5. Here, the display screen for the counting transaction will be described as a content that requests the operator to insert the cash to be counted into the slot.

  The cash depositing / dispensing machine 1 starts counting when the operator inserts cash into the slot, and accumulates the cash determined to be normal by the discrimination units 13 and 23 in the temporary holding units 12 and 22. At this time, if there is cash rejected by the discrimination units 13 and 23, the cash deposit / withdrawal machine 1 returns the rejected cash to the operator from a predetermined place.

  When the cash determined to be normal is accumulated in the temporary holding units 12 and 22, the cash dispenser 1 displays a display screen for notifying the total amount of cash determined to be normal on the operation display unit 5. Here, the display screen for notifying the total amount will be explained assuming that the operator is notified of the total amount of cash determined to be normal. The display screen for notifying the total amount will be described as a configuration including, for example, the total amount and a confirmation button that is pressed when the operator confirms the contents of the screen.

  When the operator confirms the cash depositing / dispensing machine 1, the cash accumulated in the temporary holding units 12 and 22 is moved (conveyed) from the temporary holding units 12 and 22 to a predetermined location, and the cash is transferred to the predetermined location. To return to the operator. The “count” transaction ends when all the cash inserted into the slot is returned to the operator.

("Replenishment" transaction)
The cash dispenser 1 executes a “replenishment” transaction when the operator selects a “replenishment” button from among the transaction buttons displayed on the menu screen.

  In this case, the cash dispenser 1 displays a display screen for replenishment transactions on the operation display unit 5. Here, the display screen for the supplementary transaction will be described as a content that requests the operator to insert the supplementary cash into the slot.

  The cash depositing / dispensing machine 1 starts counting when the operator inserts cash into the slot, and accumulates the cash determined to be normal by the discrimination units 13 and 23 in the temporary holding units 12 and 22. At this time, if there is cash rejected by the discrimination units 13 and 23, the cash deposit / withdrawal machine 1 returns the rejected cash to the operator from a predetermined place.

  When the cash determined to be normal is accumulated in the temporary holding units 12 and 22, the cash dispenser 1 displays a display screen for notifying the total amount of cash determined to be normal on the operation display unit 5. Here, the display screen for notifying the total amount will be explained assuming that the operator is notified of the total amount of cash determined to be normal. The display screen for notifying the total amount will be described as a configuration including, for example, the total amount and a confirmation button that is pressed when the operator confirms the contents of the screen.

  When the operator confirms the cash deposit / withdrawal machine 1, the cash accumulated in the temporary holding units 12, 22 is transferred from the temporary holding units 12, 22 to the corresponding denomination recycling cassettes 14, 15, 16 or the withdrawal hopper 24. It is moved (conveyed) and stored in a predetermined recycling cassette 14, 15, 16 or withdrawal hopper 24 for each denomination. Thereby, the cash deposit / withdrawal machine 1 is supplemented with cash used as a change reserve. The “replenishment” transaction ends when the cash accumulated in the temporary holding units 12 and 22 is stored in the predetermined recycling cassettes 14, 15 and 16 or the withdrawal hopper 24.

("Sampling" transaction)
The cash dispenser 1 executes the “sampling” transaction when the operator selects the “sampling” button from the trading buttons displayed on the menu screen.

  In this case, the cash deposit / withdrawal machine 1 withdraws all the cash inside the apparatus from a predetermined place (here, the bill insertion slot 11 and the coin dispensing box 25) at the time of the scrutiny transaction. Occasionally, cash that is about to overflow from the recycling cassettes 14, 15, 16 or the withdrawal hopper 24 is withdrawn from a predetermined location, and the operator is made to withdraw. The “withdrawal” transaction ends when the operator takes out cash from a predetermined place. The “predetermined place” for withdrawing cash at the time of the scrutiny transaction is the bill insertion slot 11 if the cash is a banknote, and the coin dispensing box 25 if the cash is a coin.

(“Checkout” transaction)
The cash dispenser 1 executes a “payment aggregation” transaction when the operator selects a “payment aggregation” button from the transaction buttons displayed on the menu screen.

  In this case, the cash depositing / dispensing machine 1 totals the total deposit amount in the “sales deposit” transaction and the total withdrawal amount in the “sales withdrawal” transaction at that time, and (total deposit amount−total withdrawal amount) Is calculated as sales.

  After calculating the sales amount, the cash dispenser 1 displays a sales amount notification display screen on the operation display unit 5. Here, the display screen for notifying the sales amount will be described assuming that the sales amount is notified to the operator. Further, the display screen for the sales amount notification will be described as being configured to include, for example, a sales amount and a confirmation button. The “payment counting” transaction ends when the operator confirms the sales amount (when the confirmation button is pressed).

("Sales collection" transaction)
The cash dispenser 1 executes a “sales collection” transaction when the operator selects a “sales collection” button from among the transaction buttons displayed on the menu screen.

  In this case, the cash dispenser 1 displays a display screen for sales collection transaction on the operation display unit 5. Here, the display screen for the sales collection transaction has the difference between the sales amount and the amount of cash already stored in the sales collection cassette 17 as the sales transfer amount, and is displayed on the recycling cassettes 14, 15, 16 and the withdrawal hopper 24. A description will be given assuming that the cash amount stored in the stored cash is transferred to the collection boxes 17 and 27 to notify the operator. Further, the display screen for the sales collection transaction will be described as being configured to include, for example, a sales transfer amount and a confirmation button.

  When the operator confirms the contents of the display screen, the cash deposit / withdrawal machine 1 gives priority to the high-value banknotes from the cash stored in the recycling cassettes 14, 15, 16 or the withdrawal hopper 24, and the sales transfer amount The cash corresponding to the difference between the sales amount and the amount of cash already stored in the sales collection cassette 17 is transferred to the collection boxes 17 and 27. Thereby, the cash depositing / dispensing machine 1 moves the sales proceeds to the collection boxes 17 and 27.

  When the transfer of the sales proceeds is completed, the cash dispenser 1 unlocks the locks (not shown) of the front doors 9a and 9b (see FIG. 1) provided on the front side of the housing of the apparatus, and collects the collection A display screen for requesting the operator to detach from the devices 17 and 27 is displayed on the operation display unit 5. In the “sales collection” transaction, the operator removes the sales collection cassette 17 from the apparatus, collects banknotes as sales money, attaches an empty sales collection cassette 17 to the apparatus, and further installs the coin collection box 27. When the coins that have been detached and attached are collected by refilling the coins as coins from the coin collection box 27 and the emptied coin collection box 27 is installed in the apparatus, the process ends.

  Thereafter, the operator hands over the detached sales collection cassette 17 and the bag filled with coins to a security company policeman. The policeman transfers the sales collection cassette 17 and the bag to a financial institution (however, it may be a security company), and deposits the cash stored in the sales collection cassette 17 and the bag at the financial institution as sales. . Here, the case where the operator detaches the collection boxes 17 and 27 is described. However, a security officer of the security company can also detach the collection boxes 17 and 27.

  Since such a cash dispenser 1 has many transaction menus, the menu screen may be divided into a plurality of screens. In this case, in consideration of operability, the cash dispenser 1 preferably includes a frequently used transaction menu key in the first screen for each authority assigned to the operator's ID card. As such, the menu screen may be configured.

  In addition, the cash dispenser 1 deletes an unauthorized transaction menu key in consideration of operability and visibility when the authority assigned to the operator's ID card is permitted only for a specific transaction. Then, it is preferable to enlarge and display only the permitted transaction menu key.

  In consideration of security, the cash deposit / withdrawal machine 1 displays a pop-up screen indicating that an unauthorized operation has been performed when the front doors 9a and 9b (see FIG. 1) are opened while the power is off. It is good to warn by buzzer sound.

(Operation during sales collection transaction)
As described above, in the cash deposit / withdrawal machine 1 according to the first embodiment, at the time of the sales collection transaction, the operator moves the sales transfer amount (that is, the sales cassette 17 from the recycling cassettes 14, 15, 16 or the withdrawal hopper 24 as the sales proceeds). , 27) can be freely designated for each denomination. Hereinafter, with reference to FIGS. 3, 4A and 4B, FIG. 5, FIG. 6, FIGS. 7A to 7J, FIGS. 8A and 8B, and FIGS. 9A to 9F, the sales collection transaction of the cash deposit / withdrawal machine 1 The operation at the time will be described in detail.

  3, FIG. 4A and FIG. 4B, and FIG. 5 are flowcharts showing the operation of the cash depositing and dispensing machine according to the first embodiment, respectively. FIG. 3 shows the overall operation of the cash deposit / withdrawal machine 1 during the sales collection transaction. 4A and 4B show details of the processing of S120 shown in FIG. FIG. 5 shows details of the processing of S140 shown in FIG. FIG. 6 is a diagram illustrating an example of a menu screen used in the first embodiment. 7A to 7J are diagrams each illustrating an example of a display screen used in the first embodiment. FIG. 8A is a diagram illustrating an example of a bill end failure screen used in the first embodiment. FIG. 8B is a diagram illustrating an example of a recovery screen used in the first embodiment. 9A to 9F are diagrams each showing an example of a display screen used in the first embodiment.

  The cash dispenser 1 operates based on the time measured by a timer (not shown). In addition, each data is temporarily stored in the storage unit 3 so as to be readable, and then output to a required component for performing subsequent processing. Hereinafter, since these points are conventional means in information processing, detailed description thereof will be omitted.

  As shown in FIG. 3, the cash deposit / withdrawal machine 1 causes the card reader unit 4 (see FIG. 1) of the cash deposit / withdrawal machine 1 to lead an ID card or cash register card (not shown) registered in advance by the operator, Further, in some cases, the operation is started by inputting a password. At this time, the cash dispenser 1 authenticates the operator's legitimacy (S105).

  When authenticating the operator's legitimacy, the cash dispenser 1 displays the menu screen SC1 (see FIG. 6) on the operation display unit 5 (see FIG. 1) (S110). Here, it is assumed that the operator has pressed the “sales collection” button (“08: sales collection” button in the example shown in FIG. 6) from among a large number of transaction menu keys displayed on the menu screen SC1. .

  Note that the menu screen SC1 stores image data serving as the basis thereof as screen data 52 in the storage unit 3 (see FIG. 2). In the cash deposit / withdrawal machine 1, the transaction execution unit 2g (see FIG. 2) reads the image data from the storage unit 3, and creates the menu screen SC1 based on the image data. And transaction execution part 2g outputs the display data of menu screen SC1 to display control part 2d (refer to Drawing 2). Thereby, transaction execution part 2g displays menu screen SC1 on operation display part 5 via display control part 2d.

  When the operator depresses the “sales collection” button, the cash dispenser 1 detects the depressing (S115), and induces an operation for collecting the sales (hereinafter referred to as “sales collection operation guidance”). ) The process is executed (S120). In the “sales collection operation guidance” process in S120, the cash dispenser 1 uses, for example, the screens SC2 to SC11 shown in FIGS. 7A to 7J as screens for guiding the sales collection operation of the operator. This is done by displaying on the screen.

  The screens SC2 to SC10 shown in FIGS. 7A to 7I are created based on the screen data 52, the amount data 53, and the sales data 54 stored in the storage unit 3 (see FIG. 2). In the cash dispenser 1, the transaction execution unit 2 g (see FIG. 2) reads the screen data 52, the amount data 53, and the sales data 54 from the storage unit 3, and based on these data 52, 53, 54. The screens SC2 to SC10 shown in FIGS. 7A to 7I are created.

  Screens SC <b> 2 to SC <b> 10 each include a guidance image SCA that guides the operator's operation and an input image SCB that receives the operator's input. The contents of the guide image SCA and the input image SCB are the screen data 52, the amount data 53, the sales data 54, and the screen SC2 to SC10 according to the input data such as the amount and the number of sheets input by the operator. Change.

  When transaction execution unit 2g creates screens SC2 to SC10, transaction execution unit 2g outputs display data of screens SC2 to SC10 to display control unit 2d (see FIG. 2). Thereby, transaction execution part 2g performs display on operation display part 5 of screens SC2-SC10 via display control part 2d (the same is true below).

  Note that the screen SC11 shown in FIG. 7J stores image data serving as the basis of the screen SC11 in the storage unit 3 (see FIG. 2) as the menu screen SC1. In the cash deposit / withdrawal machine 1, the transaction execution unit 2g (see FIG. 2) reads the image data from the storage unit 3, and creates the screen SC11 based on the image data.

4A and 4B show details of the “sales collection operation guidance” process in S120.
As shown in FIG. 4A, in the “sales collection operation guidance” process of S120, the cash dispenser 1 first displays a collection amount confirmation screen SC2 (see FIG. 7A) on the operation display unit 5 (see FIG. 1). (S205).

  The collection amount confirmation screen SC2 (see FIG. 7A) is a screen for requesting the operator to confirm the amount of cash collected as sales. In the example shown in FIG. 7A, the recovery amount confirmation screen SC2 includes input fields for “current sales”, “handheld defacement money”, “additional amount”, and “designated recovery amount”, an “additional amount” button, It is configured to include a “Confirm” button. The “additional amount” button is a button for calling a screen (not shown) for setting the additional amount.

Here, “current sales” means the current sales amount calculated by the apparatus, where (total deposit-total withdrawal) is the sales amount.
“Hand-held fouling money” means the amount of cash held by the operator (hereinafter referred to as “hand-held fouling money”) rejected at the time of sales / payment transaction.
The “additional amount” means a change amount to be returned to a financial institution or a security company such as a security company entrusted to transport sales.
The “designated recovery amount” means a recovery amount obtained by adding the current sales amount and the additional amount.

  When changing the amount of cash collected as sales, the operator presses an additional amount button displayed on the collected amount confirmation screen SC2 to call a screen (not shown) for setting the additional amount. . Then, the operator inputs an additional amount on the screen. At this time, the cash dispenser 1 adds the current sales amount and the input additional amount, and displays the total amount in the “designated collection amount” input field. In this way, the operator can set a desired sales collection amount regardless of the sales amount.

  After S205, the cash dispenser 1 detects the operation when the operator confirms the contents of the collection amount confirmation screen SC2 and presses the confirmation button (S210), and the outside collection amount input screen SC3 (FIG. 7B). Reference) is displayed on the operation display unit 5 (S215).

  The outside device collection amount input screen SC3 (see FIG. 7B) is a screen for inputting the amount of cash (hereinafter referred to as “outside device collection cash”) to be collected outside the device (outside the cash deposit / withdrawal machine 1). is there. In the example shown in FIG. 7B, the outside-collection amount input screen SC3 includes an input field for the number of types of cash collected outside the apparatus, a display field for the total amount of cash collected outside the apparatus, and a “confirm” button. ing. The amount is input by pressing the input field for the desired number of money types and pressing the up button or the down button (the same applies hereinafter).

  When the outside collection amount input screen SC3 is displayed on the operation display unit 5, the operator confirms the contents of the outside collection amount input screen SC3. At this time, if there is cash collected outside the apparatus, the operator inputs the amount and presses the confirmation button. On the other hand, if there is no cash collected outside the apparatus, the operator presses the confirmation button as it is.

  After S215, the cash dispenser 1 detects the operation when the operator inputs the amount of cash collected outside the apparatus and presses the confirmation button, or when the operator presses only the confirmation button (S220). ), And displays a recovery amount confirmation screen SC4 (see FIG. 7C) outside the apparatus on the operation display unit 5 (S225).

  The non-device collection amount confirmation screen SC4 (see FIG. 7C) is a screen for requesting the operator to confirm the amount of non-device collection cash input on the non-device collection amount input screen SC3 (see FIG. 7B). In the example shown in FIG. 7C, the apparatus outside collection amount confirmation screen SC4 includes a display field for the number of money types collected from outside the apparatus, a display field for the total amount of collection cash outside the apparatus, and a “confirm” button. ing. Here, it is assumed that there is cash collected outside the apparatus and the total amount shown in FIG. 7C is displayed as a result of the operator inputting the amount.

  After S225, the cash dispenser 1 detects the operation when the operator presses the confirmation button (S230), and displays the on-hand defaced money number input screen SC5 (see FIG. 7D) on the operation display unit 5 (see FIG. 7D). S235).

  The on-hand defaced money number input screen SC5 (see FIG. 7D) is a screen for inputting, for each denomination, the number of on-hand defaced money (that is, the cash on hand held by the operator that is rejected during the sales deposit transaction). In the example shown in FIG. 7D, the on-hand defaced money number input screen SC5 includes an input field for the number of on-hand defaced money types, a display field for a defaced amount representing the amount of defaced money, a display field for the total amount of on-hand detained money, and , “Confirm” button is included.

  The operator confirms the contents of the on-hand defaced money number input screen SC5 when the on-hand defaced money number input screen SC5 is displayed on the operation display unit 5. At this time, if there is hand-held fouling money, the operator inputs the number (hereinafter referred to as “hand-held fouling money number”) and presses the confirmation button. On the other hand, if there is no money on hand, the operator presses the confirmation button as it is.

  After S235, the cash deposit / withdrawal machine 1 detects the operation when the operator inputs the number of on-hand stains and presses the confirmation button, or when the operator presses only the confirmation button (S240), The on-hand stain amount confirmation screen SC6 (see FIG. 7E) is displayed on the operation display unit 5 (S245).

  The on-hand contamination amount confirmation screen SC6 (see FIG. 7E) is a screen for requesting the operator to confirm the total amount of on-site contamination amount based on the number entered on the on-hand contamination amount confirmation screen SC6 (see FIG. 7E). . In the example shown in FIG. 7E, the on-hand defaced money amount confirmation screen SC6 includes a display field for the number of types of on-hand defaced money, a display field for the total amount of on-hand defaced money, and a “confirm” button. .

  After S245, the cash dispenser 1 detects the operation when the operator presses the confirmation button (S250), and displays the collection amount confirmation screen SC7 (see FIG. 7F) on the operation display unit 5 (S255). ), A shutter (not shown) of the input ports 11 and 21 (see FIG. 1) is opened (S260). Thereafter, the process proceeds to S265 illustrated in FIG. 4B via “A1”.

  The collection amount confirmation screen SC7 (see FIG. 7F) is a screen for requesting the operator to confirm the collection amount. In the example shown in FIG. 7F, the collection amount confirmation screen SC7 has “scheduled amount for collection”, “stained money on hand”, “cash collected outside device”, “exchanged cash”, “accommodated cash”, and “payable” Each column includes an “amount” display column and a “no cash” button.

Here, the “scheduled amount of collection” means the planned amount of cash (hereinafter referred to as “collected cash”) stored in the collection boxes 17 and 27 as sales.
“Exchanged cash” means the sales collected in the cassette that was extracted when the sales collection cassette became full due to “stored cash” and was replaced with an empty cassette, that is, the collected cash. .
“Stored cash” means cash that has already been stored in the sales collection cassette 17 as sales at the time of a sales-and-payment transaction performed in the past.

“Payable amount” means the amount of cash that can be stored in the collection boxes 17 and 27 as sales. The cash deposit / withdrawal machine 1 can move the cash from the recycling cassettes 14, 15, 16 or the withdrawal hopper 24 to the collection boxes 17, 27 within the range of depositable amount. In addition, the operator can store the inserted cash in the collection boxes 17 and 27 as sales proceeds by inserting surplus money in the register from the insertion ports 11 and 21 (see FIG. 1).
The “no cash” button is a button for notifying the cash depositing / dispensing machine 1 that there is no cash to be input as sales.

  If there is cash to be input as sales money at hand, the operator inserts the cash into the input ports 11 and 21 (see FIG. 1). In this case, the cash deposit / withdrawal machine 1 detects the input of cash, discriminates and counts the input cash, calculates the amount of input, and displays the amount of input on the operation display unit 5 in S270. This is reflected in the sales movement amount confirmation screen SC8 (see FIG. 7G).

  On the other hand, if there is no cash to be input as sales, the operator presses the “no cash” button displayed on the collection amount confirmation screen SC7. In this case, the cash dispenser 1 creates a sales transfer amount confirmation screen SC8 (see FIG. 7G) to be displayed on the operation display unit 5 in S270 based on the collection amount confirmation screen SC7 (see FIG. 7F).

  After S260, the cash depositing / dispensing machine 1 monitors the insertion of cash into the inlets 11 and 21 (see FIG. 1), and determines whether or not cash has been inserted into the inlets 11 and 21 (S265).

  When it is determined in S265 that cash has been inserted (in the case of “Yes”), the cash dispenser 1 closes the shutter, and further discriminates and counts the inserted cash (S266). Calculate the input amount. Next, the cash dispenser 1 calculates the sales transfer amount using the value obtained by subtracting the “input amount” from the “depositable amount” displayed on the collection amount confirmation screen SC7 (see FIG. 7F). (S267). Here, “sales transfer amount” means the amount of cash transferred from the recycling cassettes 14, 15, 16 or the withdrawal hopper 24 to the collection boxes 17, 27 as sales.

  On the other hand, when it is determined in S265 that no cash is inserted (in the case of “No”), the cash dispenser 1 determines whether or not the “no cash” button is detected. (S268).

  If it is determined in S268 that pressing of the “no cash” button is not detected (in the case of “No”), the process returns to S265. As a result, the cash dispenser 1 repeats the processing of S265 to S268 until the processing time elapses over a certain time, and when the processing time elapses over the certain time, the screen display is returned to the menu screen SC1 (see FIG. 6). .

  On the other hand, if it is determined in S268 that pressing of the “no cash” button is detected (in the case of “Yes”), the cash dispenser 1 closes the shutter and further confirms the collection amount confirmation screen SC7. The “transferable amount” displayed in (see FIG. 7F) is set as the sales transfer amount, and the sales transfer amount is calculated (S269).

  After calculating the transfer amount in S267 or S269, the cash dispenser 1 displays the sales transfer amount confirmation screen SC8 (see FIG. 7G) including the transfer amount calculated in S267 or S269 on the operation display unit 5 (S270). ).

  The sales movement amount confirmation screen SC8 (see FIG. 7G) confirms the sales movement amount (that is, the amount of cash transferred from the recycling cassettes 14, 15, 16 or the withdrawal hopper 24 to the collection boxes 17, 27 as sales proceeds). This is a screen for requesting the operator. In the example shown in FIG. 7G, the sales transfer amount confirmation screen SC8 includes an input amount display field, a sales transfer amount display field, a “confirm” button, and an “additional input” button.

  In the example shown in FIG. 7G, as a result of the operator putting in cash of “14,000 yen”, from “Payable amount (1,814,0005 yen)” shown in FIG. A value obtained by subtracting “yen)” (1,800,0005 yen) is displayed as the transfer amount.

  After S270, when the operator presses the confirmation button, the cash dispenser 1 detects the operation (S275), and displays the sales movement number input screen SC9 (see FIG. 7H) on the operation display unit 5 (S280). ).

  The sales transfer number input screen SC9 (see FIG. 7H) is a screen for inputting the number of sales transfer amount by money type. The sales movement number input screen SC9 corresponds to an “input screen” described in the claims. In the example shown in FIG. 7H, the sales transfer number input screen SC9 has a display column for the amount within the denomination device, an input column for the number of denominations of the sales transfer amount, and the sales calculated by the cash dispenser 1 in S267 or S269. The configuration includes a display column for a transfer amount, a display column for a total amount of sales transfer amount input by the operator, and a “confirm” button.

  Here, the “indication column for the amount of money in the denomination device” means the amount of denomination of cash that can be withdrawn as change reserves stored in the recycling cassettes 14, 15, 16 and the withdrawal hopper 24. It means the column to display. Further, the “input column for the number of types of sales transfer amount” means a column for inputting the number of cash types that can be specified as the sales transfer amount.

  “Input field for number of denominations for sales transfer amount” is a setting that allows the value of each denomination displayed in the display field for the amount of money in the denomination device to be the upper limit and to enter a value less than that. ing. As will be described later, the cash deposit / withdrawal machine 1 can be set with an arbitrary margin for the number of denominations of the sales transfer amount. As a result, the cash deposit / withdrawal machine 1 is designated as a sales transfer amount, even if several rejected cash is generated in a sales collection transaction and a bill end failure occurs. It is possible to prevent the number of sheets corresponding to the amount of money (hereinafter referred to as “scheduled number of collections”) from being collected.

  The operator moves the amount of cash money collected (withdrawn) from the device as the amount of money collected within the money transfer amount displayed on the sales move number input screen SC9. Enter the number of items in the input field. Hereinafter, the number of denominations entered in the input field for the number of denominations of the sales transfer amount will be referred to as “recovered denomination number”.

  After S280, when the operator inputs the number of collected money types and presses the confirmation button, the cash dispenser 1 detects the operation (S285), and displays the collected money type confirmation screen SC10 (see FIG. 7I). The information is displayed on the operation display unit 5 (S290).

  The collected money type confirmation screen SC10 (see FIG. 7I) is a screen for requesting the operator to confirm the number of collected money types specified on the sales transfer number input screen SC9. In the example shown in FIG. 7I, the collected money type confirmation screen SC10 includes a display column for the number of collected money types, a display column for sales transfer amount, and a “confirm” button.

  After S290, when the operator presses the confirmation button, the cash dispenser 1 detects the operation (S295), and displays the moving screen SC11 (see FIG. 7J) on the operation display unit 5 (S30).

  The moving screen SC11 (see FIG. 7J) notifies the operator that the cash as the collected money from the sales proceeds has been transferred from the recycling cassettes 14, 15, 16 or the withdrawal hopper 24 to the collection boxes 17, 27. It is a screen for.

  After S300, the process proceeds to S125 shown in FIG. As a result, as shown in FIG. 3, the cash deposit / withdrawal machine 1 collects cash as a collection of sales proceeds (that is, from the recycling cassettes 14, 15, 16 or the withdrawal hopper 24 to the collection boxes 17, 27. Move) is executed (S125).

When the cash deposit / withdrawal machine 1 starts collecting cash as the collected money of sales, the cash collecting / dispensing machine 1 monitors the cash collecting operation and determines whether or not a bill end failure has occurred (S130).
If it is determined in S130 that a bill end failure has occurred (in the case of “Yes”), the cash dispenser 1 displays a bill end failure screen SC12 (see FIG. 8A) (S131).

  The bill end failure screen SC12 (see FIG. 8A) is a screen for notifying the operator that the amount of money inside the apparatus is insufficient. As with the menu screen SC1, the banknote end failure screen SC12 stores image data serving as a basis thereof in the storage unit 3 (see FIG. 2). In the cash deposit / withdrawal machine 1, the transaction execution unit 2g (see FIG. 2) reads the image data from the storage unit 3, and creates the bill end failure screen SC12 based on the image data. In the example shown in FIG. 8A, the bill end failure screen SC12 includes a message for notifying the operator that the amount of money inside the apparatus is insufficient, and a “recovery” button. The “recovery” button is a button for instructing the cash dispenser 1 to execute the recovery process.

  After S131, the cash dispenser 1 detects the operation when the operator confirms the contents of the bill end failure screen SC12 and presses the recovery button (S132), and displays the recovery screen SC13 (see FIG. 8B). The data is displayed on the operation display unit 5 (S133), and the recovery process is executed (S134).

  The in-recovery screen SC13 (see FIG. 8B) is a screen for notifying the operator that the recovery process is in progress. Similar to the menu screen SC1, the in-restoring screen SC13 stores image data serving as the basis thereof in the storage unit 3 (see FIG. 2) as screen data 52. In the cash deposit / withdrawal machine 1, the transaction execution unit 2g (see FIG. 2) reads the image data from the storage unit 3, and creates the recovering screen SC13 based on the image data.

  While executing the recovery process, the cash dispenser 1 displays the recovery screen SC13 on the operation display unit 5. When the recovery process is completed, the process returns to S110. As a result, the cash dispenser 1 displays the menu screen SC1 (see FIG. 6) on the operation display unit 5. Then, the cash deposit / withdrawal machine 1 executes the processes after S110 again.

  On the other hand, when it is determined in S130 that the bill end failure has not occurred (in the case of “No”), the cash depositing / dispensing machine 1 guides an operation for extracting the sales proceeds from the apparatus (hereinafter referred to as “No”). , Referred to as “sales withdrawal operation guidance”) (S140). In the “sales withdrawal operation guidance” process of S140, the cash display / dispensing machine 1 uses, for example, the screens SC14 to SC19 shown in FIGS. 9A to 9F as screens for guiding the sales withdrawal operation guidance of the operator. This is done by displaying in 5.

  Note that the screens SC14 to SC19 shown in FIGS. 9A to 9F store image data serving as the basis of the screens SC14 to SC19 in the storage unit 3 (see FIG. 2), as with the menu screen SC1. In the cash deposit / withdrawal machine 1, the transaction execution unit 2g (see FIG. 2) reads the image data from the storage unit 3, and creates the screens SC14 to SC19 based on the image data.

FIG. 5 shows details of the “sales withdrawal operation guidance” process in S140.
As shown in FIG. 5, in the “sales withdrawal operation guidance” process of S140, the cash dispenser 1 first displays the coin part front door opening guidance screen SC14 (see FIG. 9A) on the operation display unit 5 (see FIG. 1). (S305).

  The coin part front door opening guidance screen SC14 (see FIG. 9A) is a screen for requesting the operator to open the coin part front door 9b. The operator opens the door 9b according to the coin part front door opening guidance screen SC14.

  The cash depositing / dispensing machine 1 constantly monitors the opening and closing of the door 9b. When the operator opens the door 9b, the cash deposit / withdrawal machine 1 detects the opening of the door 9b (S310), and displays the coin collection box withdrawal guidance screen SC15 (see FIG. 9B) on the operation display unit 5 (S315). .

  The coin collection box withdrawal guidance screen SC15 (see FIG. 9B) is a screen that requests the operator to detach the coin collection box 27 from the apparatus. The operator detaches the coin collection box 27 from the apparatus according to the coin collection box extraction guidance screen SC15. Then, the operator collects coins as sales proceeds by, for example, refilling coins as sales proceeds from the coin recovery store 27 into a bag, and further attaches the empty coin recovery store 27 to the apparatus. .

  The cash depositing / dispensing machine 1 constantly monitors the removal and attachment of the coin collecting box 27 from the apparatus. When the operator attaches the coin collection box 27 to the apparatus, the cash deposit / withdrawal machine 1 detects the insertion of the coin collection box 27, thereby detecting that the withdrawal of coins as sales from the apparatus has been completed. (S320). Thereafter, the cash dispenser 1 displays the coin front door closing guidance screen SC16 (see FIG. 9C) on the operation display unit 5 (S325).

  The coin part front door closing guidance screen SC16 (see FIG. 9C) is a screen for requesting the operator to close the coin part front door 9b. The operator closes the door 9b according to the coin part front door closing guidance screen SC16.

  When the operator closes the door 9b, the cash dispenser 1 detects the closing of the door 9b (S330). Thereafter, the bill front door opening guidance screen SC17 (see FIG. 9D) is displayed on the operation display unit 5 (S335).

  The banknote front door opening guidance screen SC17 (see FIG. 9D) is a screen that requests the operator to open the banknote front door 9a. The operator opens the door 9a according to the banknote front door opening guidance screen SC17.

  The cash depositing / dispensing machine 1 constantly monitors the opening and closing of the door 9a. When the operator opens the door 9a, the cash dispenser 1 detects the opening of the door 9a (S340), and displays the sales collection cassette extraction guidance screen SC18 (see FIG. 9E) on the operation display unit 5 (S345). .

  The sales collection cassette extraction guidance screen SC18 (see FIG. 9E) is a screen for requesting the operator to detach the sales collection cassette 17 from the apparatus. The operator removes the sales collection cassette 17 from the apparatus according to the sales collection cassette sampling guidance screen SC18, thereby collecting banknotes as sales money, and instead installs an empty sales collection cassette 17 in the apparatus.

  The cash deposit / withdrawal machine 1 always monitors the removal / attachment of the sales collection cassette 17 from the apparatus and the attachment to the apparatus. When the operator mounts the sales collection cassette 17 on the apparatus, the cash depositing / dispensing machine 1 detects the mounting of the sales collection cassette 17 and thereby detects that the withdrawal of banknotes as sales proceeds from the apparatus has been completed. (S350). Thereafter, the cash dispenser 1 displays the banknote front door closing guidance screen SC19 (see FIG. 9F) on the operation display unit 5 (S325).

  The banknote front door closing guidance screen SC19 (see FIG. 9F) is a screen that requests the operator to close the banknote front door 9a. The operator closes the door 9a according to the banknote front door closing guidance screen SC19.

  When the operator closes the door 9a, the cash dispenser 1 detects the closing of the door 9a (S360). Thereafter, the cash dispenser 1 displays the recovery screen SC13 (see FIG. 8B) on the operation display unit 5 (S365), and executes the recovery process (S370).

  After S370, the process proceeds to S145 shown in FIG. As a result, the cash dispenser 1 displays the menu screen SC1 (see FIG. 6) on the operation display unit 5 as shown in FIG. 3 (S145). Thereby, the operation of a series of routines shown in FIG. 3 is completed.

  In such a cash deposit / withdrawal machine 1, the cash transferred by the operator from the recycling cassette 14, 15, 16 or the withdrawal hopper 24 to the collection boxes 17, 27 as sales proceeds at the time of sales collection transaction. Can be freely specified for each denomination. Therefore, the cash depositing / dispensing machine 1 can suppress a large amount of low-priority denomination cash from being accumulated in the apparatus without being moved to the collection boxes 17 and 27.

  Thereby, the cash depositing and dispensing machine 1 can reduce the frequency of performing the recovery process. Therefore, the cash depositing / dispensing machine 1 can reduce the frequency of annoying troublesome work, and can reduce the time for performing the recovery process and the second sales collection transaction. As a result, the cash depositing / dispensing machine 1 can reduce the burden on the operator and can improve work efficiency since no time loss occurs.

  Note that the cash deposit / withdrawal machine 1 sets the sales transfer amount so that the total amount of money in the apparatus does not move for each denomination when inputting the sales transfer number on the sales transfer number input screen SC9 (see FIG. 7H). An arbitrary margin can be set for the number of denominations. For example, FIG. 7H shows an example in which when the 10,000 yen voucher has 190 in-device balance, the margin for the sales transfer amount is 10 and the sales transfer number is set to 180.

  As described above, when the cash transfer machine 1 inputs the sales transfer number on the sales transfer number input screen SC9 (see FIG. 7H), the cash deposit / withdrawal machine 1 gives an arbitrary margin to the denomination number of the sales transfer amount. By setting it, even if several rejected cash is generated in a sales collection transaction, it is possible to prevent a failure to collect the expected number of collections due to a banknote end failure. can do.

  Note that the margin for the number of sales movements can be set to an arbitrary value as appropriate. For example, in the example shown in FIG. 7H in which the amount of money in the device of the 10,000 yen ticket is 1.9 million yen, when the operator wants to move 1.9 million yen of cash, the operator moves the sales of the 10,000 yen ticket Set the margin for the number of copies to 10 and set the transfer amount of 10,000 yen tickets to 180 so that the transfer amount is 1.9 million yen. Instead, set the transfer number of sales of 5,000 yen tickets to 20 Can be set.

  As described above, according to the cash deposit / withdrawal machine 1 according to the first embodiment, at the time of the sales collection transaction, the operator moves the sales transfer amount (that is, the sales proceeds from the recycling cassettes 14, 15, 16 or the withdrawal hopper 24). The amount of cash to be transferred to the collection boxes 17 and 27 can be freely specified for each denomination. Therefore, according to the cash deposit / withdrawal machine 1, it is possible to suppress a large amount of denominated cash from being accumulated in the apparatus without being transferred to the collection boxes 17 and 27. As a result, according to the cash dispenser 1B, the burden on the operator can be reduced, and since time loss does not occur, work efficiency can be improved. Furthermore, according to the cash dispenser 1B, it is possible to prevent a misunderstanding that the apparatus has become abnormal.

[Embodiment 2]
In the cash deposit / withdrawal machine 1 according to the first embodiment, the total number of cash stored in any of the recycling cassettes 14, 15 and 16 is input as the sales transfer number on the sales transfer number input screen SC9 (see FIG. 7H). In such a case, if even one sheet of rejected cash is generated, a bill end failure occurs and the scheduled number of sheets cannot be collected. In particular, since 10,000 yen tickets and the like are not used as change, there are cases where it is desired to collect all of them as sales. Therefore, the cash depositing / dispensing machine 1 according to the first embodiment may be in a state in which the apparatus has failed.

  Therefore, the cash deposit / withdrawal machine 1 according to the first embodiment does not move the total amount of money in the apparatus for each denomination when inputting the sales transfer number on the sales transfer number input screen SC9 (see FIG. 7H). In this configuration, an arbitrary margin can be set for the number of denominations of the sales transfer amount. Then, the cash deposit / withdrawal machine 1 according to the first embodiment temporarily sets several rejected cash in the sales collection transaction by setting an arbitrary margin for the number of denominations of the sales transfer amount. Even if this occurs, it is possible to prevent a failure to collect the scheduled number of collections due to the failure of the bill end.

  However, the cash deposit / withdrawal machine 1 according to the first embodiment, in the case of a sales collection transaction, if the rejected cash is generated beyond the margin set for the number of denominations of the sales transfer amount, Failure occurs.

  On the other hand, in the second embodiment, even in the case of the sales collection transaction, even if the rejected cash is generated exceeding the margin set for the number of denominations of the sales transfer amount, The cash deposit / withdrawal machine 1 </ b> B (not shown) that can continuously collect the shortage amount without processing the banknote end as a failure state is provided.

  For example, the cash dispenser 1B indicates that the sales collection is not completed if the rejected cash is generated beyond the margin set for the number of denominations of the sales transfer amount in the sales collection transaction. A message screen (for example, banknote end warning screen SC20 shown in FIG. 12) is displayed on the operation display unit 5, and then the screen is displayed as a screen (for example, FIG. 13A) for inputting the number of denominations of the sales transfer amount. Transition to the sales transfer number input screen SC9) shown in FIG. As a result, the cash dispenser 1B collects the shortage amount of the sales transfer amount within the same sales collection transaction, and completes the collection of the sales proceeds.

  Hereinafter, with reference to FIG. 10, FIG. 11A, and FIG. 11B, about the operation | movement of the cash depositing / withdrawing machine 1B (not shown) which concerns on this Embodiment 2, it differs from the cash depositing / withdrawing machine 1 which concerns on Embodiment 1. FIG. The operation will be described with emphasis on the operation similar to that of the cash deposit / withdrawal machine 1 according to the first embodiment (see FIG. 3, and FIGS. 4A and 4B), and the cash deposit / withdrawal machine 1 according to the first embodiment described above. Detailed description will be omitted on the assumption that this operation is replaced with the operation of the cash dispenser 1B according to the second embodiment.

  As shown in FIG. 10, and FIGS. 11A and 11B, the operation of the cash depositing / dispensing machine 1B (not shown) according to the second embodiment is the same as that of the cash depositing / withdrawing machine 1 according to the first embodiment (FIG. 3). Compared with FIG. 4A and FIG. 4B), the cash depositing and dispensing machine 1 according to the first embodiment performs the processing of S131 to S134 shown in FIG. 3, and thereafter performs the processing of S110 and thereafter. On the other hand, the processing of S131b and S132b shown in FIG. 10 is performed, and thereafter, the processing after S280 shown in FIG. 11B is performed.

  The process according to the second embodiment shown in FIGS. 11A and 11B is the same as the process according to the first embodiment shown in FIGS. 4A and 4B, and the process of S120 shown in FIG. 3 or FIG. This represents a subroutine of “Gold recovery operation guidance” process).

  Specifically, as shown in FIG. 10, the cash deposit / withdrawal machine 1B (not shown) according to the second embodiment, when it is determined in S130 that a bill end failure has occurred ("Yes" In the case of "", the bill end warning screen SC20 (see FIG. 12) is displayed (S131a).

  The bill end warning screen SC20 (see FIG. 12) is stored in the recycling cassettes 14, 15, 16 and the withdrawal hopper 24 with respect to the number of sheets to be collected (that is, the number corresponding to the amount designated as the sales transfer amount). It is a screen for notifying the operator that the number of remaining cash is insufficient. In the example shown in FIG. 12, the bill end warning screen SC20 includes a message for notifying the operator that the number of cash is insufficient and a “confirm” button.

  After S131a, the cash dispenser 1B detects the operation when the operator confirms the content of the bill end warning screen SC20 and presses the confirmation button (S132b). Thereafter, the process returns to S280 illustrated in FIG. 11B via “B1”. As a result, the cash depositing / dispensing machine 1B executes the processes after S280 again.

  At that time, the cash dispenser 1B displays the sales transfer number input screen SC9b shown in FIG. 13A on the operation display unit 5 by executing the process of S280 (“sales transfer number input screen display” process). Further, the cash dispenser 1B displays the collected money type number confirmation screen SC10b shown in FIG. 13B on the operation display unit 5, for example, by executing the process of S290 ("collected money type number confirmation screen display" process).

The sales transfer number input screen SC9b (see FIG. 13A) is a screen in which information representing the amount of sales transfer number deficiency is reflected on the sales transfer number input screen SC9 shown in FIG. 7H. Here, the “insufficient amount of sales transfer number” means the amount of cash rejected in the process of S125 shown in FIG. 10 (“sales collection (transfer) execution” process). FIG. 13A shows an example in which “20,000 yen” is displayed as a shortage amount in the “transfer amount” display column, and four pieces of 5,000 yen vouchers are designated as the sales transfer number for the shortage amount. Show.
The collected money type number confirmation screen SC10b (see FIG. 13B) is a screen for requesting the operator to confirm the number of collected money types designated on the sales transfer number input screen SC9b.

  For example, the cash deposit / withdrawal machine 1B changes the screen display to the screens SC1 to SC11 illustrated in FIGS. 6 and 7A to 7J in the same manner as the cash deposit / withdrawal machine 1 according to the first embodiment at the time of sales collection transaction. . However, the cash dispenser 1B displays the banknote end failure screen SC12 shown in FIG. 8A if the rejected cash is generated exceeding the margin set for the number of denominations of the sales transfer amount. Instead, the bill end warning screen SC20 shown in FIG. 12 is displayed.

  Then, when the operator confirms the content of the banknote end warning screen SC20 and presses the confirmation button, the cash depositing and dispensing machine 1B executes the process of S280 ("sales transfer number input screen display" process). At that time, the cash dispenser 1B displays the sales movement number input screen SC9b (see FIG. 13A) on the operation display unit 5. The operator confirms the contents of the sales transfer number input screen SC9b, and uses the sales transfer number input screen SC9b as the number of sales transfer equivalent to the shortage amount, and the number of cash of other denominations than the rejected cash ( Hereinafter, it is simply referred to as “the number of sheets corresponding to the shortage amount”).

  Thereafter, when the operator inputs the number corresponding to the shortage amount on the sales transfer number input screen SC9b, the cash deposit / withdrawal machine 1B executes the process of S290 ("collected money type number confirmation screen display" process). At that time, the cash dispenser 1B displays a collected money type number confirmation screen SC10b (see FIG. 13B) on the operation display unit 5.

  Even if such a cash deposit / withdrawal machine 1B is a case where several rejected cash is generated in a sales collection transaction, the state is not processed as a state where a failure of the bill end occurs, The deficient amount can be continuously collected. Therefore, the cash depositing / dispensing machine 1B can collect the shortage amount of the sales transfer amount within the same sales collection transaction and complete the collection of the sales proceeds.

  Thereby, cash dispenser 1B can reduce the frequency which performs restoration processing. Therefore, the cash depositing / dispensing machine 1B can reduce the frequency of annoying troublesome work and can reduce the time for performing the recovery process and the second sales collection transaction. As a result, the cash depositing / dispensing machine 1B can reduce the burden on the operator and can improve work efficiency because no time loss occurs.

  In addition, since the cash deposit / withdrawal machine 1B can suppress the frequency at which the bill end failure occurs, the operator may misunderstand as if the device has failed or malfunctioned even though the hardware has not failed. Can be avoided.

  As described above, according to the cash depositing / dispensing machine 1B (not shown) according to the second embodiment, the cash of the denomination with a low priority is collected in the collection box, as with the cash depositing / dispensing machine 1 according to the first embodiment. It is possible to suppress a large amount from accumulating inside the apparatus without being moved to 17, 27. As a result, according to the cash dispenser 1B, the burden on the operator can be reduced, and since time loss does not occur, work efficiency can be improved. Furthermore, according to the cash dispenser 1B, it is possible to prevent a misunderstanding that the apparatus has become abnormal.

  Moreover, according to the cash deposit / withdrawal machine 1B according to the second embodiment, compared with the cash deposit / withdrawal machine 1 according to the first embodiment, it is assumed that several rejected cash is generated in the sales collection transaction. Even if it exists, the shortage amount can be continuously collected without processing the state as the state where the failure of the bill end has occurred. Therefore, according to the cash deposit / withdrawal machine 1B, it is possible to collect the shortage amount of the sales transfer amount within the same sales collection transaction and complete the collection of the sales proceeds.

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, the cash deposit / withdrawal machine 1 can be applied to a cash management system for managing change and sales, which is used in commercial facilities, by combining with other devices.
For example, the sales collection cassette 17 may be configured to store not only banknotes but also coins as sales proceeds.
Further, for example, on the sales movement number input screen SC9 shown in FIG. 13A, the number of rejected banknotes, the number of banknotes already moved to the sales collection cassette 17, and the like are not displayed. However, the cash deposit / withdrawal machine 1 may display these numbers according to the operation.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Cash depositing / withdrawing machine 2 Control part 2a Main control part 2b Conveyance / differentiation control part 2c Input control part 2d Display control part 2e Communication control part 2f Overhead management part 2g Transaction execution part 2h Recovery execution part 2i Door monitoring part 2j Sampling monitoring Part 3 storage part 4 card reader part 5 operation display part 6 transport part 7 communication part 8a banknote part 8b coin part 9a banknote part front door 9b coin part front door 11 banknote insertion slot 12 banknote temporary storage part 13 banknote discrimination part 140,000 yen Ticket cassette 15 Five thousand yen ticket cassette 16 Thousand yen ticket cassette 17 Sales collection cassette 18 Reject part 21 Coin slot 22 Coin temporary storage part 23 Coin discrimination part 24 Drawer hopper 25 Coin dispensing box 27 Coin collection box 28 Coin return box 51 Control program 52 Screen data 53 High data 54 Sales data

Claims (6)

In a cash deposit / withdrawal machine that executes a sales collection transaction to collect sales,
A cash storage unit for withdrawal stored in a state in which cash including the sales proceeds can be withdrawn;
A collection store that stores cash taken out from the device as the sales proceeds,
An input image for specifying the number of denominations of the sales transfer amount at the time of the sales collection transaction, the amount of cash transferred from the withdrawal cash storage unit to the collection box as the sales proceeds, The guidance image that guides the operator's sales collection operation is displayed on the display unit as an input screen, and the number of cash for each denomination specified on the input screen is displayed from the withdrawal cash storage unit. by moving to the collection box, it possesses a transaction execution unit for collecting the sales proceeds,
The transaction execution unit displays the input screen on the display unit again when the denomination of cash that cannot be collected for the designated number of sheets is generated due to the generation of rejected cash, By specifying the number of cash of other denominations corresponding to the shortage amount other than the rejected cash denomination, the sales amount of the shortage amount is collected with the cash of the other denominations. <br/> A cash deposit / withdrawal machine. In the cash depositing and dispensing machine according to claim 1,
The input screen can be designated as a display column of the amount of money in the denomination device for displaying the amount of cash denomination stored in the cash storage unit for withdrawal, and the sales transfer amount And an input field for the number of denominations of the sales transfer amount for entering the number of cash denominations,
The input field for the number of denominations of the sales transfer amount is set so that the value of each denomination displayed in the display column for the amount of money in the denomination device is the upper limit value, and a value less than that can be entered. A cash deposit and withdrawal machine. In the cash dispensing machine according to claim 1 or claim 2,
The transaction execution unit causes the display unit to display a guidance screen for requesting an operator to extract the collected sales proceeds.
A cash deposit / withdrawal machine. A cash storage unit for withdrawal in which cash including sales proceeds can be withdrawn, and a collection box for storing cash taken out from the apparatus as the sales proceeds. A program for controlling a cash dispenser that executes a sales collection transaction to be collected,
In the control part of the cash dispenser,
An input image for specifying the number of denominations of the sales transfer amount at the time of the sales collection transaction, the amount of cash transferred from the withdrawal cash storage unit to the collection box as the sales proceeds, The sales image collection operation guidance process for displaying the guidance image for guiding the sales collection operation of the operator as an input screen on the display unit,
After the input screen is displayed in the sales collection operation guidance step, by moving the number of cash for each denomination designated via the input unit from the withdrawal cash storage unit to the collection box , Execute a sales collection process to collect the sales ,
The sales collection process includes a step of guiding the sales collection operation to the control unit of the cash deposit / withdrawal machine when cash of a denomination that cannot collect the specified number of sheets is generated due to the generation of rejected cash. Re-execute the process, and let the operator specify the number of cash of other denominations corresponding to the deficient amount other than the rejected cash, and then the cash of the other denominations for the deficient amount A program comprising the step of collecting the sales proceeds . The program according to claim 4, wherein
Denomination device for displaying the amount of cash denomination stored in the withdrawal cash storage unit as the input screen on the control unit of the cash deposit / withdrawal machine in the sales collection operation guidance step A screen that includes a display column for internal cash, and an input field for the number of denominations of sales transfer amount for inputting the number of cash denominations that can be specified as the sales transfer amount, and the sales The input field for the number of denominations of transfer amount is set so that the value of each denomination displayed in the display column for the amount of money in the denomination device can be set as the upper limit value and a value less than that can be input. A program for displaying a screen on the display unit. In the program according to claim 4 or claim 5 ,
Further, the control unit of the cash deposit / withdrawal machine is caused to execute a sales withdrawal operation guidance step for causing the display unit to display a guidance screen for requesting an operator to perform a withdrawal operation of the collected sales. program.

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