JP6176061B2 - Cash processing equipment - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a cash processing apparatus and a cash processing method.

  A cash processing apparatus having a function of depositing and withdrawing cash such as coins and banknotes is used. A cash processor manages cash, such as sales of a store in which it is installed, for example. In addition, the cash processing apparatus has a print issuing unit that prints a transaction result on a paper medium and issues it as a receipt when a cash deposit transaction or withdrawal transaction is performed (see Patent Documents 1 and 2 below). .

JP 2007-65776 A JP 2006-155326 A

  By the way, in the cash processing apparatus, it is possible for a plurality of operators to conduct transactions. For example, a store clerk with a cash processing apparatus performs a deposit transaction or a withdrawal transaction. In addition, a cash escort of a security company that contracts a cash security service for sales proceeds, for example, can perform a collection transaction. On the other hand, usually only one print issuing unit is mounted as disclosed in Patent Documents 1 and 2 above. Therefore, one print issuing unit prints the transaction results of a plurality of operators on a sheet.

  In the above case, if there are a lot of transactions with cash escorts even though there are few transactions with the store clerk, a large amount of media such as receipts of one print issuing unit is consumed, and the number of times the medium of the print issuing unit is replenished increases. . In such a case, the store clerk is forced to replenish the medium even if the number of transactions is small.

  Therefore, the present invention has been made in view of the above problems, and an object of the present invention is to burden the other operator to replenish the medium of the print issuing unit due to the transaction of one operator. It is to reduce.

In order to solve the above-described problem, according to an aspect of the present invention, an operation unit that receives an input operation by an operator, a processing unit that performs a process related to a cash transaction based on the input operation, and the processing unit includes a first operation. A first print issuing unit that prints and issues a processing result on a medium when the first processing based on an input operation of the operator is performed, and the processing unit performs a second process based on the input operation of the second operator when the, second printing issuing unit for issuing to print the processing result to the medium, Bei example, said first print issuance unit is fixed to the apparatus main body, the second printing issuing unit, the mounting position Provided is a cash processing apparatus which can be changed .

  According to this cash processing apparatus, when the first operator performs a cash transaction, the processing result of the transaction is printed on the medium by the first print issuing unit, and the second operator performs the cash transaction. In this case, the transaction processing result is printed on the medium and issued by the second print issuing unit. For this reason, for example, when a second operator (for example, a cash escort) performs a transaction, the second print issuing unit prints the processing result, but the first print corresponding to the first operator (for example, a store clerk). The issuer is not printed. For this reason, since the increase in the amount of medium used in the first print issuing unit can be suppressed, the number of times of replenishing the medium in the first print issuing unit can be reduced. As a result, it is possible to reduce a burden of the first operator supplementing the medium of the print issuing unit due to the transaction of the second operator.

In order to solve the above-described problem, according to another aspect of the present invention, an operation unit that receives an input operation by an operator, a processing unit that performs a process related to a cash transaction based on the input operation, and the processing unit include a first unit. When the first process based on the input operation of the operator is performed, a first print issuing unit that prints and issues the processing result on the medium, and the processing unit performs the second process based on the input operation of the second operator. A second print issuing unit that prints and issues a processing result on a medium, and a cover member that covers the second print issue unit, the cover member has a cover door that can be opened and closed. A cash processing apparatus is provided.

In order to solve the above-described problem, according to another aspect of the present invention, an operation unit that receives an input operation by an operator, a processing unit that performs a process related to a cash transaction based on the input operation, and the processing unit include a first unit. When the first process based on the input operation of the operator is performed, a first print issuing unit that prints and issues the processing result on the medium, and the processing unit performs the second process based on the input operation of the second operator. A second print issuing unit that prints and issues a processing result on a medium, and when the first print issuing unit or the second print issuing unit prints the processing result on the medium, There is provided a cash processing apparatus comprising: a display unit that displays information indicating a print issuing unit that is performing printing.

In the cash processing apparatus, the first print issuing unit is fixed to an upper portion of the apparatus main body, and the second print issuing unit is attracted to the upper portion by a magnetic force so that the mounting position can be changed. and it may be.

In the cash processing apparatus, the cover member may include a lock portion that is provided on the cover door and is unlocked by a key .

Also, the cash processing equipment described above, further comprising a control unit for controlling operations of the first printing issued part second printing issuing unit, wherein the control unit, wherein the processing unit has performed the second processing In this case, the second print issuing unit is caused to print the processing result, and when the processing unit performs the first processing, the first print issuing unit is controlled to print the processing result. and it may be.

Also, the cash handling equipment described above, the operation unit, according to the first operator, the first processing of the processing result first input operation for printing, or a second not to print the processing result of the first processing When an input operation is received, the control unit causes the first print issuing unit to print a processing result when the first input operation is received, and when the second input operation is received, the control unit The processing result need not be printed in the print issuing unit .

Also, the cash handling equipment described above, the first printing issued portion has a first discharge port for discharging the medium in which printing in a first direction, said second printing issuing unit, the medium in which printing first You may have the 2nd discharge port discharged in the direction different from 1 direction .

In the cash processing apparatus described above, the first print issuing unit and the second print issuing unit may be configured such that at least one of shape or size is different from each other .

In the cash processing apparatus, the first operator is a store clerk at the store where the cash processing apparatus is installed, and the second operator collects cash from the cash processing apparatus and goes outside the store. It may be a transporter.

  As described above, according to the present invention, it is possible to reduce the burden of another operator supplementing the medium of the print issuing unit due to the transaction of one operator.

It is a perspective view which shows an example of a structure of the cash processing apparatus 10 which concerns on one Embodiment of this invention. It is a perspective view which shows an example of a structure of the cash processing apparatus. It is a perspective view which shows the modification of the external appearance structure of the cash processing apparatus. It is a block diagram for demonstrating the function structure of the cash processing apparatus. It is a schematic diagram which shows an example of the display screen of the operation display part 12 which concerns on one Embodiment. 4 is a schematic diagram illustrating an example of a display screen of an operation display unit 12. FIG. It is a flowchart which shows the operation example of the cash processing apparatus 10 at the time of the receipt issue which concerns on one Embodiment.

  Exemplary embodiments of the present invention will be described below in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. In addition, in this specification and drawing, about the component which has the substantially same function structure, duplication description is abbreviate | omitted by attaching | subjecting the same code | symbol.

<1. Configuration of Cash Processing Device>
An example of the configuration of the cash processing apparatus 10 according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 and 2. FIG.1 and FIG.2 is a perspective view which shows an example of a structure of the cash processing apparatus 10 which concerns on one Embodiment. 1 shows the cash processing apparatus 10 with the main body door 20 closed, and FIG. 2 shows the cash processing apparatus 10 with the main body door 20 opened.

  The cash processing apparatus 10 is installed in various facilities such as a convenience store, a station premises, a hotel, a hospital, an amusement park, a restaurant, and an office building. The cash processing apparatus 10 manages cash such as sales. The cash processing apparatus 10 is capable of various transactions related to cash and is used by a plurality of operators.

  For example, the clerk of the store where the cash processing apparatus 10 is installed is mentioned as an operator. The store clerk uses the cash processing apparatus 10 to perform various transactions such as a cash deposit transaction and a withdrawal transaction. An example of the operator is a cash escort who guards the cash stored in the cash processing apparatus 10. The cash escort is a carrier who collects cash from the cash processing apparatus 10 and transports it outside the store. In the following description, the store clerk corresponds to the first operator and the cash escort corresponds to the second operator.

  As shown in FIG. 1, the cash processing apparatus 10 includes an apparatus main body 11 that is a housing, an operation display unit 12, a bill deposit / withdrawal port 14, a coin deposit / withdrawal port 16, a coin dispensing / withdrawal port 18, and a main body door. 20, a first printer 22 corresponding to a first print issuing unit, and a second printer 24 corresponding to a second print issuing unit.

  The operation display unit 12 includes a display unit that displays a guidance screen for an operation by the operator and a function as an operation unit that receives an input operation of the operator. The function as the display unit is realized by, for example, a CRT (Cathode Ray Tube) display device, a liquid crystal display (LCD) device, or an OLED (Organic Light Emitting Diode) device. Moreover, the function as an operation part is implement | achieved by the touch panel, for example.

  The bill deposit / withdrawal port 14 is provided in the vicinity of the operation display unit 12 at the top of the apparatus main body 11. The banknote deposit / withdrawal port 14 has a function as an input port for accepting input of deposited banknotes and a function as an ejection port for discharging dispensed banknotes.

  The coin depositing port 16 is provided at the upper part of the apparatus main body 11 and is a loading port for accepting depositing coins. The coin dispensing port 18 is a discharge port that is provided below the front of the apparatus main body 11 and discharges the dispensing coins. The main body door 20 is a door that is provided in front of the apparatus main body 11 and can be opened and closed. The operator stands in front of the apparatus main body 11 and operates the operation display unit 12 or inserts cash.

  The first printer 22 and the second printer 24 are arranged on the upper part of the apparatus main body 11. The first printer 22 and the second printer 24 print the transaction result on a sheet of paper as a medium and issue it as a receipt. In the present embodiment, the printer for printing on the paper differs depending on the operator who performs the transaction.

  The first printer 22 prints a transaction result on a sheet when a store clerk executes a transaction as an operator. The first printer 22 includes a paper feeding unit that feeds paper (for example, roll paper) and a printing unit that prints on the paper. A variety of printing methods can be applied to the printing unit, and an example is an inkjet method in which ink is ejected onto a sheet for printing. The first printer 22 has a first discharge port 23 for discharging the paper (receipt) printed by the printing unit. The clerk can check the transaction result by looking at the discharged receipt. The store clerk replenishes the first printer 22 with paper when the first printer 22 runs out of paper.

  The second printer 24 prints the transaction result on paper when the cash escort as the operator executes the transaction. The second printer 24 also includes a paper feeding unit that feeds paper and a printing unit that prints on the paper. The second printer 24 has a second discharge port 25 for discharging the paper (receipt) printed by the printing unit. The cash escort can confirm the transaction result by looking at the discharged receipt. The cash escort replenishes the second printer 24 with paper when the second printer 24 runs out of paper.

  The first discharge port 23 described above is formed in the surface 22 a facing the operator standing in front of the apparatus main body 11 in the first printer 22, and the second discharge port 25 is substantially orthogonal to the surface 22 a in the second printer 24. Formed on the surface 24a. For this reason, the discharge direction of the receipt from the first discharge port 23 (discharge to the front side of the apparatus main body 11) is different from the discharge direction of the receipt from the second discharge port 25 (discharge to the side surface of the apparatus main body 11) ( Specifically, they are orthogonal. This makes it easier for the operator to identify the two printers 22 and 24 that discharge the receipt.

  As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the first printer 22 is located on the near side as viewed from the operator, and the second printer 24 is located on the far side. This makes it easier for a clerk standing in front of the apparatus main body 11 to receive a receipt issued by the first printer 22. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and the first printer 22 and the second printer 24 may be arranged side by side.

  Incidentally, the first printer 22 of the first printer 22 and the second printer 24 is fixed so as not to move at the top of the apparatus main body 11. On the other hand, the second printer 24 is movably mounted on the upper part of the apparatus main body 11. Specifically, the second printer 24 is attracted to the upper portion of the apparatus main body 11 by a magnetic force such as a magnet, so that the mounting position of the second printer 24 can be moved. Thereby, the 2nd printer 24 can be mounted | worn in the position where a cash escort is easy to receive a receipt. Note that the second printer 24 may also be fixed.

  The first printer 22 and the second printer 24 are configured so that at least one of the shape and the size is different from each other. 1 and 2, the first printer 22 is configured to be larger than the second printer 24. As a result, the capacity of the paper that can be stored in the first printer 22 increases, and the number of paper replenishment times of the first printer 22 can be reduced. However, the present invention is not limited to the above, and for example, the first printer 22 may be smaller than the second printer 24 (see FIG. 3). In FIGS. 1 and 2, the first printer 22 and the second printer 24 have a rectangular shape, but may have different shapes. In such a case, the operator can easily identify the two printers.

  The cash processing apparatus 10 has various components related to cash processing inside the apparatus. For example, as shown in FIG. 2, the cash processing apparatus 10 includes a banknote processing unit 30, a banknote collection box 32, a coin processing unit 34, and a coin collection box 36. In addition, the banknote process part 30 and the coin process part 34 correspond to the process part which performs the process regarding a cash transaction based on an operator's input operation.

  The banknote processing unit 30 performs, for example, deposit processing, withdrawal processing, and collection processing corresponding to banknote deposit transactions, withdrawal transactions, and collection transactions. The banknote processing unit 30 has a banknote cassette (not shown) for storing banknotes therein, and takes in banknotes inserted into the banknote deposit / withdrawal port 14 as depositing processing and conveys them to the banknote cassette. Moreover, the banknote process part 30 conveys the banknote accommodated in the banknote cassette as payment processing to the banknote depositing / withdrawing port 14, and makes it discharge | emit.

  The banknote collection box 32 stores coins to be collected. For example, the banknote processing unit 30 transports and stores the banknotes in the coin cassette to the banknote collection box 32 as the collection process. The banknote collection box 32 is detachably attached to the apparatus main body 11.

  The coin processing unit 34 performs, for example, a deposit process, a withdrawal process, and a collection process corresponding to a coin deposit transaction, a withdrawal transaction, and a collection transaction. The coin processing unit 34 has a coin cassette (not shown) that stores coins therein, and takes in coins that have been inserted into the coin deposit port 16 as deposit processing, and transports them to the coin cassette. Further, the coin processing unit 34 transports the coins stored in the coin cassette to the coin dispensing port 18 as a dispensing process and discharges them.

  The coin collection box 36 stores the coins to be collected. For example, the coin processing unit 34 transports and stores the coins in the coin cassette to the coin recovery box 36 as a recovery process. The coin collection box 36 is detachably attached to the apparatus main body 11.

  When the banknote processing unit 30 or the coin processing unit 34 performs a deposit process or a withdrawal process based on an input operation of a store clerk, the first printer 22 described above prints a processing result on a sheet and issues it as a receipt. On the other hand, when the banknote processing unit 30 or the coin processing unit 34 performs a collection process based on an input operation by the cash escort, the second printer 24 prints the processing result on a sheet and issues it as a receipt. Thus, the printer that performs printing differs depending on the operator who performed the input operation. In the present embodiment, the deposit process and the withdrawal process correspond to the first process, and the collection process corresponds to the second process.

  FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing a modification of the external configuration of the cash processing apparatus 10 according to an embodiment. In the modification shown in FIG. 3, the second printer 24 is covered with a cover member 80. The cover member 80 is configured to correspond to the shape of the printer 24 so as to cover the entire second printer 24.

  The cover member 80 includes a cover door 82 that can be opened and closed, and a lock portion 84 that is provided on the cover door 82 and is unlocked by a key. The cover door 82 covers the surface 24a (see FIG. 1) where the second discharge port 25 of the second printer 24 is formed when the cover door 82 is closed. The cover door 82 rotates and opens in the direction C shown in FIG. The lock portion 84 is unlocked by a key owned by the cash escort. When the lock portion 84 is unlocked, the cash escort can open the cover door 82. Then, with the cover door 82 opened, the second printer 24 issues a receipt on which the processing result is printed. By covering the second printer 24 with the cover member 80 in this manner, the store clerk can easily grasp that the printer issued by the receipt when making a transaction is the first printer 22.

<2. Functional configuration of cash processing device>
The configuration of the control unit 90 of the cash processing apparatus 10 will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 4 is a block diagram for explaining a functional configuration of the cash processing apparatus 10.

  As shown in FIG. 4, the cash processing apparatus 10 includes a control unit 90 that controls the entire operation of the cash processing apparatus 10 in addition to the components described above. The control unit 90 includes a control unit 92 and a storage unit 94.

  The control unit 92 controls the operation of each component. Here, the control of the operations of the first printer 22 and the second printer 24 that print the processing result on a sheet and issue a receipt will be described. The control unit 92 causes the first printer 22 to print a processing result when the banknote processing unit 30 or the coin processing unit 34 performs a depositing process or a dispensing process based on an input operation of a store clerk. On the other hand, the control unit 92 causes the second printer 24 to print the processing result of the recovery process when the banknote processing unit 30 or the coin processing unit 34 performs the recovery process based on the input operation of the cash escort. As a result, the printer corresponding to the operator who performs the transaction prints the processing result.

  By the way, the operation display part 12 of this embodiment performs the 1st input operation by which a shop clerk prints the processing result of a money_receiving | payment process or a money_out | removing process, or the 2nd input operation which does not print the process result of a money_receiving | payment process or a money_out | payout process. Accept. As a result, the store clerk can print only the processing result to be confirmed on the sheet. Depending on the transaction, it may not be necessary to output a receipt. In such a case, the store clerk performs the second input operation.

  FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram illustrating an example of a display screen of the operation display unit 12. The display screen shown in FIG. 5 is a print selection screen that allows the store clerk to select whether or not to perform printing. The print selection screen includes a print button B1 that performs printing and a non-print button B2 that does not perform printing. The operation display unit 12 receives a first input operation when the store clerk touches the print button B1, and receives a second input operation in which the store clerk touches the non-print button B2.

  When the operation display unit 12 accepts the first input operation by the store clerk, the control unit 92 causes the first printer 22 to print the processing result of the deposit process or the withdrawal process and accepts the second input operation. Does not cause the first printer 22 to print the processing result of the deposit process or the withdrawal process. As a result, the amount of paper consumed by the first printer 22 can be suppressed, and as a result, the number of paper replenishments performed by the first printer 22 can be reduced.

  In the above description, the store clerk selects whether or not to perform printing by the first printer 22, but the present invention is not limited to this. For example, the control unit 92 may control whether or not to automatically perform printing according to the transaction selected by the store clerk. Specifically, the receipt is automatically printed only when a process corresponding to a transaction with a high possibility of confirming the store clerk is performed. As described above, whether or not the receipt is printed is automatically determined by controlling whether or not the first printer 22 prints the processing result when the processing according to the operation of the store clerk is performed. Can be improved.

  Further, the control unit 92 controls the display by the operation display unit 12 when the processing result is printed. For example, the control unit 92 controls the operation display unit 12 to display information indicating the printer that is printing the processing result when the first printer 22 or the second printer 24 prints the processing result on paper. To display. Thereby, the store clerk or the cash escort can easily recognize the printer that is printing the processing result.

  FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram illustrating an example of a display screen of the operation display unit 12. A message M indicating that the first printer 22 prints the processing result on a sheet and issues it as a receipt is displayed on the display screen shown in FIG. Thereby, the store clerk can easily recognize that the first printer 22 prints the processing result of the depositing process or the dispensing process and issues it as a receipt.

  The display mode of the operation display unit 12 is not limited to the example shown in FIG. For example, the operation display unit 12 may display a moving image such as an animation indicating a state in which a receipt is discharged from a printer that prints the processing result. Further, the operation display unit 12 may display the printer that prints the processing result with emphasis instead of the animation. Even in such a case, the printer that is printing the processing result can be easily recognized.

  The control unit 92 controls display by the operation display unit 12 when the first printer 22 or the second printer 24 is replenished with paper. For example, the control unit 92 controls the operation display unit 12 to display information indicating a printer that needs to be replenished on the display screen when the paper is replenished. Accordingly, the operator can easily recognize a printer that needs to be replenished with paper, so that it is possible to prevent the paper from being accidentally refilled with another printer.

  In the above description, a printer that needs paper replenishment is displayed on the display screen. However, the present invention is not limited to this. For example, a light emitting unit corresponding to a printer that needs paper replenishment may be lit or blinked. Specifically, each of the first printer 22 and the second printer 24 is provided with a light emitting unit such as an LED, and when the paper is replenished, the light emitting unit provided in the printer that needs to be replenished is lit or blinked. Even in such a case, the operator can easily recognize the printer that needs to be replenished with paper, so that it is possible to prevent the paper from being accidentally refilled with another printer.

  The storage unit 94 stores programs executed by the control unit 92 and various types of information necessary for the cash processing apparatus 10 to operate. For example, the storage unit 94 stores a user ID required when the operator performs a transaction. Thereby, it can suppress that the operator who does not have an operation authority does transaction with the cash processing apparatus 10. FIG.

  In the above description, the deposit process and the withdrawal process are exemplified as the first process, and the collection process is exemplified as the second process. However, the present invention is not limited to this. For example, the first process may be a counting process for counting the number of banknotes or the number of coins. Moreover, the 2nd process may be a replenishment process which replenishes a banknote with a banknote or replenishes a coin with a coin.

  In the above description, the store clerk of the store where the cash processing apparatus 10 is installed is exemplified as the first operator, and the cash escort is exemplified as the second operator. However, the present invention is not limited to this. For example, the first operator may be a user who uses a store where the cash processing apparatus 10 is installed, and the second operator may be a maintenance staff who maintains the cash processing apparatus 10.

<3. Example of cash processing device operation>
An example of the operation of the cash processing apparatus 10 when a receipt is issued according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG.

  FIG. 7 is a flowchart illustrating an operation example of the cash processing apparatus 10 when a receipt is issued according to an embodiment. The cash processing apparatus 10 performs the following operation | movement, when the control part 92 of the control unit 90 (FIG. 4) runs the program memorize | stored in the memory | storage part 94. FIG.

  The flowchart in FIG. 7 is started when an operator (here, a clerk or a cash escort) stands in front of the cash processing apparatus 10 and starts a transaction. First, the control unit 92 displays an ID input screen for inputting the user ID of the operator on the operation display unit 12 (step S102). The store clerk or cash escort who is the operator inputs the user ID set in advance on the ID input screen.

  The control unit 92 refers to the correspondence information between the user and the ID stored in the storage unit 94 and the user ID input on the ID input screen, and the operator is either a store clerk or a cash escort. Is determined (step S104). If the operator is a store clerk in step S104, the control unit 92 causes the operation display unit 12 to display a transaction selection screen that allows the store clerk to select a transaction (step S106).

  Although various transactions can be selected on the transaction selection screen, it is assumed here that the store clerk selects cash deposit transaction or withdrawal transaction. Therefore, the control unit 92 determines whether the store clerk has selected a cash deposit transaction or a withdrawal transaction (step S108). If it is determined in step S108 that the deposit transaction has been selected, the control unit 92, for example, causes the operation display unit 12 to cause the store clerk to insert the banknote into the banknote deposit / withdrawal port 14 or to insert the coin into the coin deposit port 16. Display the screen.

  Next, the control unit 92 performs a deposit process on the inserted bills and coins (step S110). That is, the banknote processing unit 30 takes in the banknotes inserted into the banknote deposit / withdrawal port 14 and stores them in the banknote cassette, and the coin processing unit 34 takes in the coins inserted into the coin depositing port 16 and stores them in the coin cassette. .

  The control unit 92 displays a print selection screen that allows the store clerk to select whether or not to print the processing result of the depositing process during the depositing process or after the depositing process is completed (step S112). On the print selection screen, the store clerk selects the necessity of printing if the processing result needs to be printed on paper, and selects the necessity of printing if printing on the paper is unnecessary.

  Then, the control unit 92 determines whether the clerk has selected whether printing is necessary or not on the printing selection screen (step S114). If it is determined in step S114 that printing is required, the control unit 92 controls the first printer 22 to print and receive the processing result of the deposit process on a sheet (step S116). At this time, the control unit 92 may display information indicating that the first printer 22 is printing on the operation display unit 12. Thereby, the store clerk can easily recognize that the first printer 22 is being used.

  On the other hand, when printing unnecessary is selected in step S114, the control unit 92 does not print the processing result on the sheet. For this reason, no receipt is issued. As a result, only the store clerk who wants to know the processing result of the deposit processing receives the receipt on which the processing result is printed, so the amount of paper used by the first printer 22 can be suppressed.

  If it is determined in step S108 that the withdrawal transaction has been selected, the control unit 92 performs a withdrawal process for banknotes and coins (step S118). That is, the banknote processing unit 30 discharges the banknotes stored in the banknote cassette to the banknote deposit / withdrawal port 14, and the coin processing unit 34 discharges the coins stored in the coin cassette to the coin dispensing port 18.

  The control unit 92 displays a print selection screen that allows the store clerk to select whether or not to print the processing result of the withdrawal process on paper during or after the withdrawal process (step S120). On the print selection screen, the store clerk selects the necessity of printing if the processing result needs to be printed on paper, and selects the necessity of printing if printing on the paper is unnecessary.

  Then, the control unit 92 determines whether the clerk has selected whether printing is necessary or not on the printing selection screen (step S122). If it is determined in step S122 that printing is required, the control unit 92 controls the first printer 22 to print the processing result of the withdrawal process on paper and issue it as a receipt (step S124). At this time, the control unit 92 may display information indicating that the first printer 22 is printing on the operation display unit 12.

  On the other hand, when printing unnecessary is selected in step S122, the control unit 92 does not print the processing result on the paper. As a result, only the clerk who wants to know the processing result of the withdrawal process receives the receipt on which the processing result is printed, so that the amount of paper used by the first printer 22 can be suppressed.

  If the operator is a cash escort in step S104, the control unit 92 displays a collection transaction guidance screen that causes the cash escort to start a collection transaction (step S126). When the cash escort performs an operation for starting a collection transaction on the collection transaction guidance screen, the control unit 92 executes a collection process (step S128). For example, the control unit 92 causes the banknotes stored in the banknote cassette to be conveyed to the banknote collection box 32, and causes the coins stored in the coin cassette to be conveyed to the coin collection box 36. Thereafter, the cash escort takes out the banknote collection box 32 containing banknotes and the coin collection box 36 containing coins from the apparatus main body 11.

  When the collection process is completed, the control unit 92 controls the second printer 24 to print the collection process result on paper and issue it as a receipt (step S130). At this time, the control unit 92 may display information indicating that the second printer 24 is printing on the operation display unit 12. Thereby, the cash escort can easily recognize that the second printer 24 is used.

  When the cash escort makes a collection transaction, the control unit 92 does not allow the cash escort to select whether or not to print the processing result, but prints the processing result on a paper and issues it as a receipt. This is because it is desirable to issue a receipt because a receipt is required to collate the collected cash.

  In the above description, the operator (a store clerk or a cash escort) is identified from the input user ID, and control is performed so that printing is issued to either the first printer 22 or the second printer 24. It is not limited to this. For example, the type of transaction to be executed may be identified to control a printer that issues printing. As an example, when a change payment transaction, which is a transaction performed by a store clerk, is executed, the first printer 22 prints and issues a change result of the change payment transaction, and a recovery transaction is a transaction performed by a cash escort. Is executed, the second printer 24 prints and issues the transaction result of the collection transaction. In such a case, even if the user ID is not input, it is possible to specify the operator who has performed the transaction selection operation and issue the print from an appropriate printer.

<4. Summary>
In the cash processing apparatus 10 described above, the first printer 22 is configured such that the processing unit (the banknote processing unit 30 or the coin processing unit 34) performs a first process (payment processing or withdrawal) based on an input operation of the first operator (clerk). When the processing is performed, the processing result is printed on a sheet and issued. The second printer 24 uses the second processing unit (collection processing) based on the input operation of the second operator (cash transporter). When processing is performed, the processing result is printed on paper and issued.

  In such a case, for example, when the second operator makes a transaction, the second printer 24 prints the processing result on the paper, but the first printer 22 used by the first operator uses the processing result on the paper. Do not print. For this reason, since the increase in the amount of paper used by the first printer 22 can be suppressed, the number of times of replenishing the paper of the first printer 22 can be reduced. As a result, it is possible to reduce the burden of the first operator replenishing the paper of the first printer 22 due to the transaction of the second operator.

  Further, when the processing unit performs the first process, the first operator can select whether or not to print the processing result. For this reason, when the first operator does not need to issue a receipt, the processing result of the first printer 22 is not printed on the paper, and the amount of paper used by the first printer 22 can be reduced. As a result, the number of times the first printer 22 is replenished can be further reduced.

  The preferred embodiments of the present invention have been described in detail above with reference to the accompanying drawings, but the present invention is not limited to such examples. It is obvious that a person having ordinary knowledge in the technical field to which the present invention pertains can come up with various changes or modifications within the scope of the technical idea described in the claims. Of course, it is understood that these also belong to the technical scope of the present invention.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Cash processing apparatus 12 Operation display part 22 1st printer 23 1st discharge port 24 2nd printer 25 2nd discharge port 30 Banknote processing part 34 Coin processing part 80 Cover member 82 Cover door 84 Lock part 92 Control part 94 Memory | storage part

Claims (10)

An operation unit for receiving an input operation by an operator;
A processing unit that performs processing related to a cash transaction based on the input operation;
A first print issuing unit that prints and issues a processing result on a medium when the processing unit performs a first process based on an input operation of the first operator;
A second print issuing unit that prints and issues a processing result on a medium when the processing unit performs a second process based on an input operation of a second operator;
Bei to give a,
The first print issuing unit is fixed to the apparatus main body,
The second print issuing unit is a cash processing apparatus in which a mounting position can be changed . An operation unit for receiving an input operation by an operator;
A processing unit that performs processing related to a cash transaction based on the input operation;
A first print issuing unit that prints and issues a processing result on a medium when the processing unit performs a first process based on an input operation of the first operator;
A second print issuing unit that prints and issues a processing result on a medium when the processing unit performs a second process based on an input operation of a second operator;
A cover member covering the second print issuing unit;
With
The said cover member is a cash processing apparatus which has a cover door which can be opened and closed . An operation unit for receiving an input operation by an operator;
A processing unit that performs processing related to a cash transaction based on the input operation;
A first print issuing unit that prints and issues a processing result on a medium when the processing unit performs a first process based on an input operation of the first operator;
A second print issuing unit that prints and issues a processing result on a medium when the processing unit performs a second process based on an input operation of a second operator;
When the first print issuing unit or the second print issuing unit prints a processing result on a medium, a display unit that displays information indicating a print issuing unit that is printing the processing result;
A cash processing apparatus. The cash processing apparatus according to claim 1 ,
The first print issuing unit is fixed to the upper part of the apparatus main body,
The second print issuing unit is a cash processing apparatus that is attracted to the upper portion by a magnetic force so that the mounting position can be changed. The cash processing apparatus according to claim 2 ,
Before Symbol cover member,
Having a lock portion which is unlocked by the provided key before Symbol cover door, the cash processing apparatus. In the cash processing apparatus of any one of Claims 1-3,
A control unit for controlling operations of the first print issuing unit and the second print issuing unit;
The controller is
When the processing unit performs the second processing, the processing result is printed on the second print issuing unit,
A cash processing apparatus for controlling whether or not to cause the first print issuing unit to print a processing result when the processing unit performs the first processing. The cash processing apparatus according to claim 6 ,
The operation unit receives a first input operation for printing the processing result of the first process by the first operator, or a second input operation for not printing the processing result of the first process;
The controller is
When the first input operation is received, the processing result is printed on the first print issuing unit,
A cash processing apparatus that does not cause the first print issuing unit to print a processing result when receiving the second input operation. In the cash processing apparatus of any one of Claims 1-3,
The first print issuing unit has a first discharge port for discharging a printed medium in a first direction;
The second print issuing unit is a cash processing apparatus having a second discharge port for discharging the printed medium in a direction different from the first direction. In the cash processing apparatus of any one of Claims 1-3 ,
The cash processing apparatus, wherein the first print issuing unit and the second print issuing unit are configured to be different from each other at least in shape or size. In the cash processing apparatus of any one of Claims 1-3 ,
The first operator is a clerk of a store where the cash handling apparatus is installed,
A said 2nd operator is a cash processing apparatus which is a conveyance person who collects cash from the said cash processing apparatus and conveys it outside a store.

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