JP6310800B2 - Banknote handling equipment - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a bill handling apparatus.

  A bill handling device is mounted on an automated transaction device (hereinafter simply referred to as ATM) or the like and is widely spread. Since ATMs handle banknotes themselves, a method has been proposed in which each device other than the depositing and dispensing units is housed in a safe and the device is further downsized to ensure security. Patent Document 1).

JP 2012-108817 A

  In the banknote handling device, when trying to pick up and remove the banknotes released to the withdrawal section, if the tape remains in the banknote stacking section of the withdrawal section, the tape will be in the way to grab the banknote. There are cases where the tape is gripped together with the banknote and the banknote cannot be taken out or the tape is broken. In addition, when the banknotes are taken out from the withdrawal unit, the vertical movement of the arms is required, so that the operability may be reduced and the load on the staff in charge of inserting the banknotes may increase. Therefore, in the present invention, it is an object to improve the operability when taking out banknotes from the withdrawal unit.

  SUMMARY An advantage of some aspects of the invention is to solve at least a part of the problems described above, and the invention can be implemented as the following forms. The banknote handling apparatus according to the present invention includes a depositing unit that receives banknotes, a withdrawal unit that dispenses banknotes, a storage unit that stores banknotes, a storage unit, and a depositing unit and a withdrawal unit. A banknote depositing / dispensing mechanism having a housing section that divides the banknote depositing / dispensing mechanism section from the storage section, and a transporting section that connects the depositing section and the withdrawal section to the storage section and transports banknotes. A banknote stacking unit that stacks the banknotes that have been transported, and a blade driver that drives the blades that can contact the banknotes transported from the transporting unit. The wing portion is in a non-contact state with the banknote.

  According to the banknote handling apparatus of the above form, the operability when the clerk takes out the banknote from the dispensing unit is improved. Problems other than those described above, and configurations and effects for solving the problems will be clarified by the following description of embodiments.

The perspective view which shows the general | schematic external appearance of the banknote handling apparatus 100 which concerns on this embodiment. Explanatory drawing which shows schematically the positional relationship with respect to the counter staff M and the customer K by planarly viewing the banknote handling apparatus 100 according to the present embodiment. The perspective view which shows roughly the upper area | region of the banknote handling apparatus 100 which concerns on this embodiment. Sectional drawing which shows schematically the internal structure and banknote conveyance path | route of the banknote handling apparatus 100 which concern on this embodiment. The control block diagram of the banknote handling apparatus 100 which concerns on this embodiment. Explanatory drawing which illustrates schematically the path | route structure in connection with payment | withdrawal conveyance among the structures of the banknote conveyance path | route which concerns on this embodiment. Explanatory drawing regarding the motion of the banknote B and the discharge | release roller 192 at the time of accumulating the banknote B in the withdrawal part 140 which concerns on this embodiment. Explanatory drawing about the rotation angle detection method of the discharge roller 192 which concerns on this embodiment. Explanatory drawing regarding the motion of the cover body 141c at the time of taking out the integrated banknote which concerns on this embodiment. Explanatory drawing regarding the predetermined | prescribed inclination provided in the deposit or withdrawal mechanism part 116 which concerns on this embodiment. Explanatory drawing which shows schematically the positional relationship of the arm of the cashier M at the time of moving the deposit / withdrawal mechanism part 116 and banknote B which concern on this embodiment.

  Hereinafter, although embodiment of this invention is described based on drawing, as above-mentioned, this embodiment accommodates the deposit part which receives the deposit of a banknote, the withdrawal part which withdraws a banknote, and a banknote. A storage unit, a housing unit that stores the storage unit, and partitions a banknote deposit / withdrawal mechanism unit having a deposit unit and a withdrawal unit from the storage unit, and a deposit unit and a withdrawal unit are connected to the storage unit, and the banknote A dispensing unit, a banknote stacking unit that stacks the banknotes transported from the transporting unit, a blade driver that drives a blade unit that can contact the banknotes transported from the transporting unit, When the banknote conveyance from a conveyance part is completed, the blade | wing part of a blade | wing drive body will be in a non-contact state to a banknote, It is related with the banknote handling apparatus characterized by the above-mentioned. Further, it is preferable that the blade part comes into contact with the banknote in the banknote stacking unit and retracts outside the banknote stacking unit when all the banknotes are conveyed to the banknote stacking unit. The detailed embodiment will be described based on a banknote handling apparatus 100 that is implemented in an ATM installed at a bank window and that is assumed to be operated by a window staff for equipment operation and banknote insertion associated with deposits and withdrawals.

  First, the overall configuration will be described. FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing the external appearance of the banknote handling apparatus 100 of the present embodiment, and FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram schematically showing the positional relationship between the bank clerk M and the customer K in plan view of the banknote handling apparatus 100. FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the upper region of the banknote handling apparatus 100 as viewed from the rear side of the banknote handling apparatus 100. As shown in FIG. 1, the banknote handling apparatus 100 is distinguished from the top and the bottom in its appearance, the lower area is a safe 110, and the upper area above the casing 112 of the safe 110 is the deposit / withdrawal mechanism 116. To do. The casing 112 is formed of a metal steel plate, and includes a metal safe door 113 that can be opened and closed and locked on the front side of the sheet in FIG. 1, and constitutes the safe 110 together with the safe door 113. The banknote handling apparatus 100 ensures security for the banknote storage unit 200 by storing a banknote identification unit 170, a banknote storage unit 200, and the like, which will be described later, in a housing unit 112 closed by a safe door 113.

  The deposit / withdrawal mechanism unit 116 includes an operation panel 118 operated by a counter staff, and a depositing unit 120 and a withdrawal unit 140 (described later) are arranged on the upper surface from the front side of the page in FIG. From the side to the rear side, the withdrawal unit 140 and the deposit unit 120 are provided adjacent to each other in this order. In addition, as shown in FIG. 2, the bill handling apparatus 100 is configured such that the customer reception table D covers the rear side of the apparatus and the customer K can visually recognize the depositing unit 120 and the dispensing unit 140 of the depositing / dispensing mechanism unit 116. It is said. The state of visual recognition by the customer K is shown in FIG. 3, and the banknote handling apparatus 100 connects the depositing unit 120 and the dispensing unit 140 in this order from the customer K side to the depositing / dispensing mechanism unit 116. Prepare. Thus, the customer K can easily insert the bill into the depositing unit 120. In addition, as shown in FIG. 2, the counter clerk M faces the customer K across the customer reception table D, and in addition to the predetermined operation of the operation panel 118, the banknote B deposited from the customer K is inserted into the depositing unit 120. The banknotes withdrawn to the withdrawal unit 140 are delivered to the customer K. Hereinafter, the configuration of the bill handling apparatus 100 will be described in detail.

  FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view schematically showing the internal configuration of the banknote handling apparatus 100 and the banknote transport path. As shown in the figure, the banknote handling apparatus 100 includes a depositing / dispensing mechanism unit 116 that includes the depositing unit 120 that accepts depositing the banknote B and the withdrawal unit 140 that dispenses the banknote B adjacent to each other. The casing unit 112 of the safe 110 accommodates and includes a bill identifying unit 170, a transport mechanism unit 180, and a bill storage unit 200. The banknote recognition unit 170 and the banknote storage unit 200 thus housed in the safe 110 are partitioned from the depositing unit 120 and the withdrawal unit 140 of the deposit / withdrawal mechanism unit 116 by the casing unit 112. The part 170 is located above the banknote storage part 200.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 3, the depositing unit 120 is arranged on the banknote recognition unit 170 side, that is, on the rear side with respect to the dispensing unit 140, and the dispensing unit 140 arranged adjacent to the depositing unit 120 is A wall 141 is provided on the side. The wall 141 covers the inside of the dispensing unit 140 on the depositing unit 120 side, and includes a base 141b at the upper end with a lid 141c therebetween. The lid 141c is openable and closable so as to cover the upper end of the opening of the withdrawal unit 140, and prevents the withdrawal of the withdrawal banknotes conveyed to the withdrawal unit 140. The wall 141 extends only to the upper end of the opening of the depositing unit 120, and the width of the wall 141 is narrowed even in the lid 141c. Therefore, the wall 141 and the lid 141c do not block the line of sight when the customer K (see FIG. 2) across the customer reception table D views the dispensing unit 140 from the depositing unit 120 side. In addition, the lid 141c is not shaped to cover the entire dispensing part 140, its width is narrow, and it is provided near the center position, so that it does not hinder the flow line of the hand of the counter attendant M. Therefore, it does not hinder the insertion of the bill B into the depositing unit 120, and the operability is good.

  The bill identifying unit 170 forms a partial path of a first main transport path 183 (see FIG. 6) described later formed by the transport mechanism section 180. In other words, the first main transport path 183 passes through the banknote recognition unit 170. And this banknote identification part 170 is conveyed by the 1st main conveyance path | route 183 in the process of depositing / withdrawing, in addition to the money type classification of the banknote B, a serial number, banknote authenticity, damage status (rejection necessity). The bill B is identified. The banknote recognition by the banknote recognition unit 170 can be performed using various information such as image data obtained by scanning the banknote B, uneven shape of the surface of the banknote B, magnetic characteristics, optical characteristics with respect to ultraviolet rays, and the like. . The identification result of the banknote identification unit 170 is output to the control unit 300 described later, and is used for determination of a cassette for banknote conveyance, rejection conveyance, and the like.

  The transport mechanism unit 180 corresponding to the transport unit hangs from the depositing unit 120 and the dispensing unit 140 to the banknote storage unit 200 to form a banknote depositing path 180IN and a banknote dispensing path 180OUT. Although details of both the paths will be described later, as shown in FIG. 4, the banknote deposit path 180IN includes an upstream deposit path 181 from the deposit section 120 to the banknote identification section 170. The banknote withdrawal path 180OUT includes a downstream side withdrawal path 186 from the banknote identification section 170 to the withdrawal section 140. The transport mechanism unit 180 having these paths connects the deposit unit 120 and the withdrawal unit 140 to the banknote recognition unit 170 and the banknote storage unit 200 through the deposit / withdrawal path, and transports banknotes. The banknote storage unit 200 includes banknote storage cassettes 201 to 205, and stores the banknote B in each cassette as described later.

  Next, an electrical configuration according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described. First, FIG. 5 is an explanatory diagram showing a control block of the bill handling apparatus 100. The banknote handling apparatus 100 includes a depositing unit 120, a dispensing unit 140, banknote storage cassettes 201 to 205 of the banknote storage unit 200, a banknote identification unit 170, an operation panel 118, and a transport mechanism as electrical function blocks. Unit 180 and control unit 300. As will be described later, the transport mechanism unit 180 includes a gate group including a gate 201b for each cassette, a detection sensor group of a plurality of detection sensors 188 installed in the banknote transport path, and a plurality of drive motors 189 responsible for banknote transport. A drive motor group. The control unit 300 includes a main control unit 301, a memory 302, and an upper communication unit 303 that can communicate with the operation terminal P. The main control unit 301 is mainly composed of a control microprocessor. The main control unit 301 controls the gate group and the drive motor group of the transport mechanism unit 180 in addition to the banknote delivery / conveyance included in the depositing unit 120 and the dispensing unit 140 in accordance with the banknote depositing / dispensing conveyance. Drive control. The detection sensor 188 included in the detection sensor group detects a banknote conveyance state in a banknote depositing path 180IN and a banknote dispensing path 180OUT, which will be described later, as well as the presence / absence of banknotes in the depositing unit 120 and the dispensing unit 140, and the banknote storage cassette 201. The number of bills stored in 205 is detected, and the detection signal is output to the controller 300.

  Next, the withdrawal conveyance process will be described with reference to FIG. The banknote dispensing path 180OUT extends from the banknote storage cassette 205 of the banknote storage unit 200, reaches the direction changing roller 180r, and is turned back by the roller to the banknote recognition unit 170. In the banknote withdrawal path 180OUT, the path after the banknote recognition unit is the downstream side withdrawal path 186. Then, the transport mechanism unit 180 turns the downstream withdrawal path 186 twice between the first main transport path 183 and the second main transport path 184 described above, and the second main transport path 184 After sharing a part of the route portion, the route is taken as an ascending route, and extends to the withdrawal unit 140 via the housing unit 112. The banknote dispensing path 180OUT having such a path trajectory is a path having the above-described turn-up downstream from the path from the banknote storage cassette 205 of the banknote storage unit 200 to the banknote recognition unit 170. Is defined as a downstream withdrawal path 186. The transport mechanism unit 180 forms the upstream withdrawal path 185 by the second main transport path 184 and the first main transport path 183 described above. The transport mechanism unit 180 outputs the banknote B fed from the banknote storage cassettes 201 to 205 of the banknote storage unit 200 by the branch transport paths 201a to 205a and the gates 201b to 205b along the above-described banknote dispensing path 180OUT. The withdrawal is carried to the gold part 140. The transport mechanism unit 180 uses the first main transport path 183 and the second main transport path 184 in common with the deposit transport in performing such a withdrawal transport, and will be described later under the control of the control unit 300. The banknote is transferred in the banknote reversal direction (reverse control of a predetermined drive motor 189), and the banknote B is withdrawn and transported through the banknote dispensing path 180OUT. In other words, the transport mechanism unit 180 transports the bill B bidirectionally in the first main transport path 183 and the second main transport path 184. When performing such deposit / withdrawal conveyance, the conveyance mechanism unit 180 includes a plurality of later-described conveyance drive roller / driven roller pairs, a plurality of drive motors 189, and a plurality of detection sensors 188 at appropriate positions in each of the above paths. Each detection sensor 188 detects the passage state of the banknote B at the sensor installation location, and outputs the detection result to the control unit 300. The control unit 300 receives the detection signal of the detection sensor 188 and the identification result of the banknote identification unit 170, and performs the above-described deposit / withdrawal conveyance control through the control of the drive motor 189 and the gate 201b.

  As for the withdrawal process, the control unit 300 that has received a withdrawal command from the operation terminal P in FIG. 5 through the host communication unit 303 controls the drive motor group 189 to withdraw the bill B from the bill storage cassettes 201 to 205. The bill B is moved from the bill storage cassettes 201 to 205 as many as specified from the operation terminal P to the unit 140.

Next, the movement of the banknote B and the discharge roller 192 when stacking the banknote B on the dispensing unit 140 and the retracting operation of the discharge roller 192 performed after completion of the specified number of stacks will be described with reference to FIG.
First, the dispensing unit 140 includes a banknote stacking unit composed of a discharge area 197 and a stack area 198 as a concave portion whose upper end side is opened, and a discharge roller 192 corresponding to a blade driving body is provided at the bottom of the concave portion on the transport unit side. I have. Further, the discharge roller 192 corresponding to the blade driving body is composed of a loop-shaped tape 192a and a linear tape 192b corresponding to the first blade and the second blade (blade portion), respectively. Role is different. First, the bills B conveyed one by one to the dispensing unit 140 are conveyed while contacting the loop tape 192a constituting the discharge roller 192 (step 1). At this time, the bill B is pressed against the wall portion 141 by the tape 192a, and is conveyed to the discharge area 197 which is a part of the bill stacking portion while decreasing the speed by friction with the wall portion 141 (step 2). Thereafter, the discharge roller 192 rotates in the direction of the arrow, and the bill B is pushed out to the left side of the drawing by the linear tape 192b, and the stacking of one sheet in the stack area 198 that is a part of the bill stacking unit is completed (step 3). ). When the above processing is repeated and all the designated number of withdrawals is accumulated in the withdrawal unit 140 (step 4), the discharge roller 192 further rotates in the direction of the arrow, and the tape does not contact the banknote. (Non-contact), that is, the tape is rotated to a position where the tape does not remain in the banknote stacking unit (step 5). Here, since the tape does not remain in the banknote stacking unit, that is, since the blade part is retracted outside the banknote stacking unit, when the counter clerk M tries to take out the banknote from the dispensing unit 140, the tapes 192a and 192b Since the pinching can be prevented, the discharge roller 192 can be prevented from being damaged. Here, a specific configuration of the discharge roller 192 will be described with reference to FIG. The right view of FIG. 8 is a view of the discharge roller 192 as viewed from the direction of the axis 403, which is the center of rotation, and the left view is a view of the discharge roller 192 as viewed from a direction perpendicular to the direction of the axis 403. A disc-shaped plate with a slit 402 (hereinafter referred to as a rotation detection plate 401) is provided at one end of the shaft 403. The rotation detection plate 401 is assembled with a certain phase relationship with the tapes 192a and 192b previously attached to the discharge roller 192. For example, as shown in the figure, it is preferable that the tapes 192a and 192b are shifted from the fixed position by 60 °. By detecting the position of the slit 402 provided in the rotation detection plate 401 by the photo interrupter 404, the control unit 300 can grasp the current rotation angle of the discharge roller 192, and the rotation can be controlled. With such a configuration, the discharge roller 192 receives the bill B entering the dispensing unit 140 in the discharge area 197 and moves the bill B received in the discharge area 197 to the stack area 198 on the left side of the drawing, and also withdraws the bill. When the banknote B is taken out from the section 140, it can be controlled to rotate so that the tapes 192a and 192b do not remain in the banknote stacking section.

  FIG. 9 is a view showing the movement of the lid 141c when the counter clerk M takes out the bill B from the withdrawal unit 140. After the specified number of banknotes has been discharged to the dispensing unit 140, the banknote B is picked up by inserting a hand from the opening 142 shown in FIG. By pulling up the picked banknote, the end of the banknote pushes up the lid 141c, and the banknote can be taken out by rotating clockwise around the hinge part 196. At this time, if the tape of the discharge roller 192 is between the banknotes, the banknotes may not be picked up or the tape may be picked up together and damaged, but as described above, the rotation of the discharge roller 192 It can be solved by controlling.

  Next, an embodiment relating to the shape of the bill deposit / withdrawal mechanism 116 will be described. The bill handling apparatus 100 according to the present embodiment employs a configuration in which the depositing unit 120 is positioned on the customer K side by disposing the depositing unit 120 closer to the bill identifying unit 170 than the dispensing unit 140 (FIG. 2). reference). Therefore, according to the banknote handling apparatus 100 of the present embodiment, when the counter clerk M facing the customer K inserts a banknote into the depositing unit 120, the gripped banknote B can be directly inserted into the depositing unit 120. Can be simplified. More specifically, the counter clerk M can hold the bill B (see FIG. 3) placed on the customer reception table D by the customer K and can directly insert the bill B into the depositing unit 120 from the bill placement location. In addition, the counter clerk M re-injects the banknote B rejected by the withdrawal unit 140 at the time of deposit conveyance into the deposit unit 120 from the withdrawal unit 140, or the withdrawal unit 140 at the time of counting the banknote in a normal operation. There is a case where a banknote is inserted into the depositing unit 120 from the side for counting banknotes. The banknote handling apparatus 100 according to the present embodiment extends the wall 141 between the dispensing unit 140 and the depositing unit 120 only to the upper end of the depositing unit 120, and the lid 141 c provided on the wall 141 is also the same. The width was narrowed. Therefore, it is possible to more easily perform bill insertion for the above-described bill re-insertion and bill counting. In addition to this, it is possible to re-insert banknotes from the withdrawal unit 140 into the depositing unit 120 through the gap of the lid 141c at the upper end of the wall 141, so that the depositing unit 120 from the withdrawal unit 140 side can be used. The degree of freedom for inserting banknotes increases. Such a bill insertion into the depositing unit 120 from the withdrawal unit 140 side can be performed so as to avoid the lid 141c up and down in the drawing in FIG. 2, and the width of the lid 141c is narrow, It becomes easy to insert a bill so as to avoid the lid 141c.

  Further, since the depositing unit 120 is arranged on the banknote identification unit 170 side and positioned on the customer K side, the banknote insertion status in the depositing unit 120 is directly visually recognized for the customer K located on the depositing unit 120 side. Can be made. In addition to this, a lid portion having a shape constituting the opening 142 in the dispensing portion 140, that is, a wall portion 141 extending only to the upper end of the opening of the depositing portion 120, and a width disposed with a predetermined gap. With the narrow lid 141c, it becomes possible for the customer K located on the depositing unit 120 side to directly recognize the normal banknote withdrawal status and the withdrawal status of the deposit reject banknote in the withdrawal unit 140. Specifically, a configuration in which the opening 142 is provided in the vicinity of the central portion or the side end of the dispensing unit 140 is preferable. Therefore, according to the banknote handling apparatus 100 of the present embodiment, it is possible to give a sense of security to banknote handling to the customer K who attends the banknote deposit and withdrawal.

  FIG. 10 shows a case in which the counter clerk M sets the banknote B in the depositing unit 120, a direction of hand movement 190 when the banknote B is taken out from the withdrawal unit 140, and a corner 193 to improve operability. FIG. Specifically, the depositing unit 120 is disposed on the rear side of the depositing / dispensing mechanism unit 116, and the dispensing unit 140 is disposed adjacent to the front side of the depositing / dispensing mechanism unit 116, and the top surface of the depositing / dispensing mechanism unit 116 and the depositing / dispensing mechanism. It is the figure which provided the predetermined | prescribed inclination (or gradient, recessed part) which lacked the edge in the boundary area | region with the side surface which the part 116 joins with the housing | casing part 112 (or safe 110). Next, the operability of the banknote handling apparatus 100 with respect to the counter staff Mr working on the right side when viewed from the front of the banknote handling apparatus 100 will be described with reference to FIG. If there is an edge when the bank clerk Mr handles the bill B with respect to the deposit / withdrawal mechanism unit 116, a hand hits the edge, so it is necessary to handle the bill B with the elbow raised higher by that amount. . Therefore, when it must be set many times during the working hours of the day, the operability is lowered and the fatigue of the counter clerk M is accumulated. On the other hand, when the corner 193 including the edge is dropped, it is not necessary for the window clerk Mr to operate the banknote B, so there is no need to raise the elbow, so the corner 193 exists. Compared with, the operability is improved, and the fatigue of the counter clerk Mr can be greatly reduced.

  FIG. 11 is a view showing the position of the elbow when the counter clerk M sets the bill B in the depositing unit 120. The above figure shows the elbow position of the window clerk M with the corner 193 not dropped, and the bottom figure shows the elbow position of the window clerk M with the corner 193 dropped. is there. Here, the corner 193 is dropped at an angle of about 17 degrees from the horizontal direction. By providing the slope 195 in this manner, the elbow of the window clerk M approaches the customer reception table D and the angle of the elbow is deepened even if the slope is slight, so that the operability is improved. Is reduced.

  The present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments, examples, and modifications, and can be realized with various configurations without departing from the spirit of the invention. For example, the technical features in the embodiments, examples, and modifications corresponding to the technical features in each embodiment described in the summary section of the invention are to solve some or all of the above-described problems, or In order to achieve part or all of the above-described effects, replacement or combination can be performed as appropriate. Further, if the technical feature is not described as essential in the present specification, it can be deleted as appropriate.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 100, 100A ... Banknote handling apparatus 110 ... Safe 112 ... Housing | casing part 113 ... Safe door 116 ... Deposit / withdrawal mechanism part 118 ... Operation panel 120 ... Depositing part 124 ... Delivery path part 125 ... Banknote sending 1st roller 125a ... Banknote sending 1st DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Auxiliary roller 126 ... Banknote sending 2nd roller 127 ... Banknote sending 3rd roller 128a ... Actuator 140 ... Withdrawing part 141 ... Wall part 141c ... Cover body 142 ... Opening 150 ... Gate 151-162 ... 1st-12th drive Roller 160b ... Endless belt 163 ... Gate 170 ... Bill recognition unit 180 ... Conveyance mechanism 180IN ... Bill deposit path 180OUT ... Bill withdrawal path 180r ... Direction change roller 181 ... Upstream deposit path 182 ... Downstream deposit path 183 ... First Main transport path 184 ... Second main transport path 185 ... Upstream withdrawal path 186 ... Downstream withdrawal Path 188 ... Detection sensor 189 ... Drive motor 190 ... Direction of flow of hand 192 ... Discharge roller 192a ... Loop tape 192b ... Linear tape 193 ... Corner 195 ... Inclination 196 ... Hinge 200 ... Bill storage 201 205 ... bill storage cassettes 201a to 205a ... branch conveyance paths 201b to 205b ... gate 300 ... control unit 301 ... main control unit 302 ... memory 303 ... upper communication unit 401 ... rotation detection plate 402 ... slit 403 ... axis 404 ... photo interrupter B ... banknote M ... counter staff K ... customer D ... customer service table P ... operation terminal

Claims (5)

A depositing unit that accepts deposits of banknotes;
A withdrawal part for withdrawing banknotes;
A storage unit for storing banknotes;
A housing portion for housing the housing portion and partitioning the depositing / withdrawing mechanism portion having the depositing portion and the dispensing portion from the housing portion;
Connecting the depositing unit and the withdrawal unit to the storage unit, and a transport unit for transporting banknotes,
The withdrawal part
A banknote stacking section that stacks banknotes transported from the transport section, and a blade drive that drives a blade section that can contact the banknotes transported from the transport section, and banknote transport from the transport section is When complete, the blade portion of the blade drive body Ri Do a non-contact state to the bill,
The blade part is
The banknote handling apparatus is capable of contacting the banknotes transported from the transport section in the banknote stacking section, and retracts outside the banknote stacking section when the banknote transport from the transport section is completed. The blade part is
The banknote which consists of a loop-shaped 1st blade | wing and a linear 2nd blade | wing, and was conveyed by the said banknote stacking part from the said conveyance part WHEREIN: The said 2nd after contacting a 1st blade | wing in the said banknote stacking part. The bill handling device according to claim 1 , wherein the bill handling device is accumulated in contact with the blades of the bill. The withdrawal part
The banknote handling apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the banknote stacking unit is provided as a recess having an open upper end side, and the blade driving body is provided at the bottom of the recess on the transport unit side. A depositing unit that accepts deposits of banknotes;
A withdrawal part for withdrawing banknotes;
A storage unit for storing banknotes;
A housing portion for housing the housing portion and partitioning the depositing / withdrawing mechanism portion having the depositing portion and the dispensing portion from the housing portion;
Connecting the depositing unit and the withdrawal unit to the storage unit, and a transport unit for transporting banknotes,
The withdrawal part
A banknote stacking section that stacks banknotes transported from the transport section, and a blade drive that drives a blade section that can contact the banknotes transported from the transport section, and banknote transport from the transport section is When completed, the blade portion of the blade driver is in a non-contact state with the banknote,
The depositing part is disposed on the rear surface side of the depositing / dispensing mechanism part, and the dispensing part is disposed adjacent to the front side of the depositing / dispensing mechanism part,
A bill handling apparatus having a predetermined inclination in a boundary region between an upper surface of the deposit / withdrawal mechanism and a side surface where the deposit / withdrawal mechanism is joined to the housing. A depositing unit that accepts deposits of banknotes;
A withdrawal part for withdrawing banknotes;
A storage unit for storing banknotes;
A housing portion for housing the housing portion and partitioning the depositing / withdrawing mechanism portion having the depositing portion and the dispensing portion from the housing portion;
Connecting the depositing unit and the withdrawal unit to the storage unit, and a transport unit for transporting banknotes,
The withdrawal part
A banknote stacking section that stacks banknotes transported from the transport section, and a blade drive that drives a blade section that can contact the banknotes transported from the transport section, and banknote transport from the transport section is When completed, the blade portion of the blade driver is in a non-contact state with the banknote,
On the upper surface of the withdrawal portion, there is a lid that prevents the banknotes from popping out,
The said cover body comprises opening at the center part and side edge part of the said withdrawal part, The banknote handling apparatus characterized by the above-mentioned.

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