JP6411152B2 - Cash handling equipment - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a cash handling apparatus.

  There is an ATM (Automated Teller Machine) that is installed in a commercial facility such as a financial institution or a convenience store and is configured by connecting to a host computer via a communication line. When the ATM accepts an operation by the user, the authentication is performed based on the identification information of the user stored in the host computer and various information associated therewith. (For example, refer to Patent Document 1 below.)

  In recent years, mobile bank teller cars have been put into practical use in which trucks and buses have been remodeled and bank store functions are installed in the car. Mobile bank teller cars are used, for example, for teller operations at financial institutions in areas that are far from financial institutions and have poor transportation.

JP 2013-242647 A

  However, the above-described conventional technology has a problem that the user has to come to a financial institution or a commercial facility where ATMs are installed, which is complicated and inferior in convenience. In addition, since the ATM is integrated with the building and the mobile bank window is integrated with the vehicle, the conventional technology described above is temporarily used indoors, that is, depending on the situation. There was a problem that it was difficult to change and the convenience was inferior. Even if the mobile bank counter car is used indoors, such as in a gymnasium, there is a problem that it is inconvenient due to the large carry-in.

  In addition, for example, when a region is greatly damaged by a natural disaster such as an earthquake or flood, it is difficult not only to use an existing ATM but also to secure a place to install a new ATM. For this reason, as described above, it is difficult to install a new ATM in the conventional technology that tends to be relatively large because it is integrated with a building or a vehicle. On the other hand, in such a case, cash is necessary, and it is desired to improve the environment where cash can be obtained.

  In addition, the event does not always have a venue. For example, in places that are popular as places for events, some events may be held frequently, but there are differences in the ability to attract customers depending on the event, crime prevention on non-event days, etc. Considering, it is not always desirable to always install an ATM.

  SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION An object of the present invention is to provide a cash handling apparatus that can improve the convenience of the user in order to eliminate the problems caused by the above-described prior art.

  In order to solve the above-described problems and achieve the object, a cash handling apparatus according to the present invention includes a portable casing, and a cash storage section that is provided in the casing and stores cash so that it can be withdrawn. And an instruction receiving unit that receives a withdrawal instruction for withdrawing a predetermined amount of cash stored in the cash storage unit, and when the instruction receiving unit accepts a withdrawal instruction, Based on the cash stored in the cash storage unit, a withdrawal control unit that drives and controls the cash storage unit to withdraw the predetermined amount of cash, and the withdrawal control unit controls the withdrawal. A cash balance management unit that manages the balance of cash stored in the cash storage unit based on the cash, and whether or not the amount of cash managed by the cash balance management unit falls below a predetermined lower limit And a determination unit for determining whether the determination unit is cash If the amount is determined to below a predetermined lower limit value, characterized in that and a arouse arouse portion a deposit for its own device.

  The cash handling apparatus according to the present invention is the cash handling apparatus according to the above-described invention, wherein the arousing unit is present and the request for payment to the own apparatus through the terminal device of the user existing within a predetermined range from the own apparatus. It is characterized by invoking the deposit to the device by notifying.

  Moreover, the cash handling apparatus according to the present invention is characterized in that, in the above-mentioned invention, the arousing part arouses payment to the own apparatus by inviting movement to a predetermined financial institution.

  The cash handling apparatus according to the present invention is characterized in that, in the above invention, the withdrawal instruction is an instruction to withdraw a designated amount designated in advance.

  Moreover, the cash handling apparatus according to the present invention is the above-described invention, wherein the cash receiving unit accepts the cash deposit to the cash storing unit, and the cash storing unit receives the cash deposit by the deposit receiving unit. A cash amount counting unit that counts the amount of cash stored, and the cash balance management unit is configured to store the cash stored in the cash storage unit based on the cash counted by the cash amount counting unit. It is characterized by managing the balance.

  In the cash handling apparatus according to the present invention, in the above invention, the determination unit determines whether the amount of cash managed by the cash balance management unit exceeds a predetermined upper limit, and When the determination unit determines that the amount of cash exceeds a predetermined upper limit, the presence of the own device and the output from the own device via the user's terminal device existing within a predetermined range from the own device. It is characterized by invoking withdrawal from the device by notifying the money request.

  According to the cash handling apparatus according to the present invention, it is possible to improve the convenience for the user.

It is explanatory drawing which shows the external appearance of the cash handling apparatus of embodiment concerning this invention. It is a block diagram which shows the hardware constitutions of the cash handling apparatus of embodiment concerning this invention. It is explanatory drawing explaining the position specification method of the cash handling apparatus by a user's terminal device. It is a block diagram which shows the functional structure of the cash handling apparatus of embodiment concerning this invention. It is a flowchart (the 1) which shows the process sequence of the cash handling apparatus of embodiment concerning this invention. It is a flowchart (the 2) which shows the process sequence of the cash handling apparatus of embodiment concerning this invention. It is a flowchart (the 3) which shows the process sequence of the cash handling apparatus of embodiment concerning this invention. It is explanatory drawing which shows the external appearance of the cash handling apparatus of another embodiment concerning this invention.

  Exemplary embodiments of a cash handling apparatus according to the present invention will be described below in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

(Appearance of cash handling equipment)
First, the external appearance of the cash handling apparatus according to the embodiment of the present invention will be described. FIG. 1 is an explanatory view showing the appearance of a cash handling apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention. In FIG. 1, a cash handling apparatus 100 according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a housing 101 having an attachable and openable box shape. The housing 101 is preferably formed using, for example, a metal material. By using the metal casing 101, the strength of the cash handling apparatus 100 can be secured, and the cash stored in the cash handling apparatus 100 can be prevented from being taken out illegally due to the destruction of the casing 101.

  The housing 101 is constituted by a pair of case members 101a and 101b having a substantially box shape with one surface opened. The cash handling apparatus 100 is formed in a closed box shape by combining the opening in one case member 101a and the opening in the other case member 101b during transportation. Each of the pair of case members 101a and 101b is connected to each other via a hinge 102 provided on one side of the opening and overlapping in a closed state.

  When the cash handling apparatus 100 is used, the one case member 101a is installed on an installation table or the like so that the opening of the one case member 101a faces upward. The other case member 101b is rotated with the hinge 102 as a rotation center, and the other case member 101b is positioned so as to stand up with respect to the one case member 101a, thereby opening the casing 101. The cash handling apparatus 100 is in a state in which the housing 101 is closed during transportation and in a state in which the housing 101 is opened during use. FIG. 1 shows a state in which the housing 101 of the cash handling apparatus 100 is opened.

  A card reader 103 is provided in the housing 101. The card reader 103 reads the data recorded on the card at the time of cash withdrawal process or deposit process using the card. The card reader 103 may be capable of reading data recorded on a card of a type equipped with an IC chip, or may be capable of reading data recorded on a type of card equipped with a magnetic tape. It may be. The card reader 103 can accept a manual swipe of the card when reading data recorded on a card of a type having a magnetic tape.

  The housing 101 is provided with a fastening mechanism 104 that maintains the closed state. The fastening mechanism 104 can be realized by, for example, a snap lock. The casing 101 is provided with a key (not shown) that is fixed in a closed state by the fastening mechanism 104. The key can be realized by, for example, a cylinder lock.

  The key may be realized by an electronic lock that is electrically locked and unlocked. The electronic lock may include a plurality of keys such as a plurality of numeric keys, and may be configured to be locked / unlocked according to operations on the various keys, or configured to be locked / unlocked using a dedicated member such as a card key. It may be. In addition, the electronic lock that locks and unlocks using a dedicated member may be a non-contact type or a contact type that locks and unlocks using a card key or the like.

  The housing 101 is provided with a handle 105 that is gripped and transported like an attache case in the closed state. Two handles 105 may be provided so as to be easily carried. The handle 105 is provided with a contact sensor. A battery is provided inside the housing 101, and power is always supplied to the contact sensor by the battery. Thereby, it can be detected that a person (such as an employee of a financial institution) carrying and handling the cash handling apparatus 100 is holding it.

  The contact sensor is not limited to that provided on the handle 105. The contact sensor may be provided, for example, in a place other than a place where a financial institution employee touches the handle 105 while holding the handle 105 (for example, a corner of the housing 101). Further, a plurality of contact sensors may be provided at different positions such as the handle 105 portion and a predetermined position on the outer surface of the housing 101.

  A deposit / withdrawal unit 106 is provided in the housing 101 of the cash handling apparatus 100. The deposit / withdrawal unit 106 is provided on one case member 101a. The deposit / withdrawal unit 106 includes a sensor (see FIG. 2) that determines the authenticity and denomination of cash deposited / withdrawn to / from the deposit / withdrawal unit 106. The output signal from the sensor changes according to the presence or absence of cash within the detection range of the sensor. The cash handling apparatus 100 determines the authenticity of the cash to be deposited based on the output signal from the sensor.

  For example, when the determination target is a banknote, the sensor is realized by a visible light sensor that detects paper quality of the banknote, a magnetic sensor that detects magnetic ink applied to the banknote, an infrared sensor that performs denomination determination, and the like. be able to. Moreover, the sensor with which the determination part is provided is realizable with a magnetic induction type proximity sensor etc., for example, when the determination object is a coin.

  The deposit / withdrawal unit 106 includes a storage case (not shown) that stores cash. The cash handling apparatus 100 stores the cash determined to be regular cash based on the output signal from the sensor in the storage case. The cash handling apparatus 100 sorts and stores cash determined to be legitimate for each denomination based on an output signal from the sensor.

  The cash handling apparatus 100 includes, for example, a sorting mechanism that sorts the received cash based on a determination result by the determination unit, a transport mechanism that transports the received cash to the storage case, and the like. The configuration of the sorting mechanism, the transport mechanism, and the like can be easily realized using a known technique, and thus description thereof is omitted.

  The deposit / withdrawal unit 106 includes a deposit / withdrawal port 106 c that accepts insertion of cash (banknotes and coins) into the cash handling apparatus 100 and pays out cash from the cash handling apparatus 100. One or a plurality of deposit / withdrawal ports 106c can be provided according to the cash that the cash handling apparatus 100 can handle. For example, when both banknotes and coins are handled as cash, a banknote deposit / withdrawal port 106c and a coin deposit / withdrawal port 106c can be provided.

  A plurality of deposit / withdrawal ports 106c may be provided depending on the type of cash that can be handled. Specifically, for example, when the cash that can be handled by the cash handling apparatus 100 is only a banknote, the insertion of a 1000 yen bill is accepted and the insertion and withdrawal of the deposit / withdrawal port 106c for performing the withdrawal is accepted and the withdrawal is made. A plurality of banknotes may be provided for each type of banknote, such as a deposit / withdrawal port 106c for receiving money and a deposit / withdrawal port 106c for accepting insertion of 10,000 yen bills.

  In the cash handling apparatus 100, the denominations that can be handled may be limited. Specifically, for example, only banknotes may be handled as described above, or only 10,000 yen may be handled. For example, when only 10,000 yen is to be handled, the sensor may include only a sensor that determines the authenticity of the 10,000 yen bill, and the storage case may be configured to store one type of banknote.

  Thereby, it is not necessary to provide a sorting mechanism for sorting banknotes or a storage space for each banknote, and the cash handling apparatus 100 can be reduced in weight. Since the cash handling apparatus 100 according to the embodiment of the present invention is intended to be carried, it is possible to improve transportability by reducing the weight.

  The storage case may be provided so as to be removable with respect to the housing 101 (one case member 101a). When the storage case is removable, it is preferable that the storage case can be removed from the housing 101 only when the power of the cash handling apparatus 100 is ON.

  Specifically, for example, it can be realized by providing a lock mechanism that uses an electromagnet to lock the housing 101 so that the housing case cannot be removed when the power is turned off. Since such a locking mechanism can be easily realized by using a known technique, the description thereof is omitted.

  Moreover, the cash handling apparatus 100 is provided with the banknote number reading part (refer FIG. 2). The bill number reading unit can be realized by, for example, a CIS (Contact Image Sensor) or a transport mechanism that transports cash so as to pass through a CIS reading range. The CIS can be composed of a light source such as an LED (Light Emitting Diode), a light receiving lens, a linearly arranged CMOS (Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor) image sensor, and the like. The bill number reading unit is provided such that the CIS reading range is between the deposit / withdrawal port 106c and the storage case and is located on the trajectory on which the cash is conveyed.

  The banknote number reading unit conveys the cash (banknote) to be read from the banknote number so that it passes through the reading range of the CIS, and irradiates the cash with light emitted from the light source. The light irradiated on the cash is reflected by the cash and enters the CMOS image sensor. In the cash handling apparatus 100, a banknote number can be acquired based on an output signal from the CMOS image sensor.

  In this embodiment, a motor for transporting banknotes for reading banknote numbers and a motor constituting the deposit / withdrawal unit 106 are shared by a single motor and a motor control circuit that drives and controls the motor. Can do. Thereby, size reduction and weight reduction of the cash handling apparatus 100 can be achieved, and it can contribute to ensuring favorable transportability.

  A display unit 107 is provided in the housing 101 of the cash handling apparatus 100. The display unit 107 is provided on the other case member 101b. Accordingly, when the housing 101 is opened when the cash handling apparatus 100 is used, the display unit 107 can be opposed to the user. The display unit 107 can be realized using, for example, an electronic ink display panel.

  The electronic ink type display includes a plurality of minute spheres arranged on a plane and having an outer peripheral surface that is color-coded into two colors. Specifically, each minute sphere is, for example, painted in half (hemisphere) white and the remaining half (hemisphere) black. A part of each minute sphere is charged with static electricity. Electronic ink type displays can display black characters on a white background or white characters on a black character by controlling the arrangement of white and black in the display by rotating each sphere with an electric field. Can do. The electronic ink display panel can be easily realized by using a known technique, and thus the description thereof is omitted.

  The housing 101 of the cash handling apparatus 100 is provided with an operation unit 108 that receives various operations on the cash handling apparatus 100. The operation unit 108 can be realized by, for example, a touch panel stacked on the surface side of the display unit 107. By realizing the operation unit 108 with a touch panel laminated on the display unit 107, the cash handling apparatus 100 can be miniaturized and contribute to ensuring good transportability.

  Further, by realizing the operation unit 108 by a touch panel laminated on the display unit 107, various operation keys can be realized while ensuring the miniaturization of the cash handling apparatus 100 and good transportability. By realizing various operation keys, it is possible to meet a complicated input request.

  Thereby, for example, a complicated input operation is performed to execute an important procedure such as setting the operating state of the cash handling apparatus 100, making the cash handling apparatus 100 usable, or making the use restricted. It can be limited to the case. Specifically, the execution of these important procedures can be restricted to employees of financial institutions.

  The operation unit 108 is not limited to that realized by a touch panel stacked on the display unit 107. The operation unit 108 may be realized by, for example, a numeric keypad provided on one case member 101a. By realizing the operation unit 108 with a numeric keypad, the operation can be simplified, the cash handling apparatus 100 can be reduced in size and weight, and good transportability can be ensured.

  The cash handling apparatus 100 includes a camera (see FIG. 2). The camera includes a lens 109, an image sensor that forms an image of light incident through the lens 109, an image processing circuit that generates and stores image information based on an electrical signal output from the image sensor, and the like. The imaging element can be realized by, for example, a CCD (Charge Coupled Device) that outputs an electrical signal obtained by photoelectrically converting light and dark according to incident light into an amount of electric charge.

  For example, when the image pickup device is realized by a CCD, the image processing circuit is an AFE (correlated double sampling) circuit, an AGC (Automatic Gain Control) circuit, and an ADC (Analog / Digital Converter). An analog front end (Analog Front End), a DSP (Digital Signal Processor), or the like can be used. The AFE generates a digital signal obtained by digitizing an analog signal based on an optical signal imaged on an image sensor (CCD). The DSP generates a YUV signal based on the digital signal generated by the AFE. The configuration and processing of the image processing circuit can be easily realized using a known technique, and thus description thereof is omitted.

  The lens 109 provided in the camera is provided in the vicinity of the display unit 107 in the other case member 101b. A user who uses the cash handling apparatus 100 performs cash withdrawal operation while viewing the information displayed on the display unit 107, so that the lens 109 provided in the camera is provided in the vicinity of the display unit 107. The face of the user of the handling device 100 can be reliably photographed.

  Thereby, it is possible to reliably photograph a user who has made an illegal act on the cash handling apparatus 100 (or has tried to make an illegal act). Further, by providing the lens 109 provided in the camera in the vicinity of the display unit 107, the user of the cash handling apparatus 100 is made aware that it is “photographed (monitored)”, and fraud to the cash handling apparatus 100 is prevented. It can be effectively prevented.

  The housing 101 is provided with a balance meter 110. The balance meter 110 can be realized by various known display devices, for example. The display device that realizes the balance meter 110, for example, shows the ratio of the amount of cash currently stored in the cash handling device 100 to the upper limit of cash that can be stored in the cash handling device 100 in the form of a meter (indicator). indicate. By indicating the ratio in the form of an indicator, the cash handling apparatus 100 can be conveyed to a person who transports and handles the cash handling apparatus 100 without informing a third party of the specific amount of cash stored in the cash handling apparatus 100. Can guide the amount of cash currently stored.

  Or the display apparatus which implement | achieves the balance meter 110 may display directly the amount of cash currently stored in the cash handling apparatus 100, for example. In this case, the amount of cash currently stored in the cash handling apparatus 100 is within a predetermined time after a predetermined input operation is performed on the operation unit 108 or after the predetermined input operation is performed. The timing and period of notification by the balance meter 110 may be limited so as to limit the display to, for example.

  Alternatively, the balance meter 110 may be realized by a light-emitting body such as an LED lamp that is turned on or off according to the amount of cash currently stored in the cash handling apparatus 100 or the above-described ratio. Specifically, for example, it lights when the cash amount currently stored in the cash handling apparatus 100 falls below a predetermined lower limit, or lights when the above ratio falls below a predetermined value. By doing so, you may guide the amount of cash currently stored in the cash handling apparatus 100 or the above ratio. By realizing the balance meter 110 with such a light emitter, it is possible to reduce the size and weight of the cash handling apparatus 100 and contribute to ensuring good transportability.

  Alternatively, the balance meter 110 may be realized by a plurality of LED lamps. In this case, the balance meter 110 varies the LED lamps to be turned on according to the amount of cash currently stored in the cash handling apparatus 100 or the above ratio, and selectively turns on the LED lamps. The amount of cash currently stored in the cash handling apparatus 100 or the above ratio may be guided.

(Hardware configuration of cash handling apparatus 100)
Next, a hardware configuration of the cash handling apparatus 100 according to the embodiment of the present invention will be described. FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing a hardware configuration of the cash handling apparatus 100 according to the embodiment of the present invention.

  2, the cash handling apparatus 100 according to the embodiment of the present invention includes a CPU 201, a ROM 202, a RAM 203, a buzzer 204, a vibration sensor 205, a bill number reading unit 206, a camera 207, a memory 208, and the like. A position detection unit 209, a wireless signal transmission unit 210, a communication I / F 211, a printer 212, a card reader 103, a deposit / withdrawal unit 106, a display unit 107, an operation unit 108, a balance meter 110, It has. The units 201 to 212, 103, 106 to 108, and 110 included in the computer device are connected by a bus 200.

  The CPU 201 controls the cash handling apparatus 100 as a whole. The CPU 201 has a timer function for measuring the passage of time and the date and time. The ROM 202 stores a boot program and various programs. The RAM 203 is used as a work area for the CPU 201. That is, the CPU 201 executes various programs stored in the ROM 202 while using the RAM 203 as a work area.

  The deposit / withdrawal unit 106 includes the sensor 106a and the motor control circuit 106b as described above. An output signal from the sensor 106 a of the deposit / withdrawal unit 106 is input to the CPU 201. The CPU 201 determines the authenticity of the cash or the denomination based on the output signal from the sensor 106a of the deposit / withdrawal unit 106. Then, the CPU 201 controls driving of the motor control circuit 106b based on the output signal from the sensor 106a of the deposit / withdrawal unit 106, that is, the determination result of authenticity or denomination, and the motor of the deposit / withdrawal unit 106 via the motor control circuit 106b. Is controlled.

  Specifically, for example, when the cash to be determined is regular money, the CPU 201 drives and controls the motor control circuit 106b so as to convey the cash toward the storage case. Specifically, for example, when the cash to be determined is not regular money, the CPU 201 discharges the determination target from the deposit / withdrawal port 106c to the outside of the cash handling apparatus 100 or transports it to a predetermined stacker. The motor control circuit 106b is driven and controlled so that

  The buzzer 204 outputs a predetermined buzzer (alarm) when an error occurs in the cash handling apparatus 100. The buzzer 204 can be realized by various known buzzers 204 such as a piezoelectric buzzer, an electronic buzzer, and an electromagnetic buzzer.

  Specifically, the buzzer 204, for example, when the amount of cash currently stored in the cash handling apparatus 100 falls below a predetermined lower limit, or when the above ratio falls below a predetermined value, A predetermined buzzer 204 is output. Specifically, the buzzer 204 may output the predetermined buzzer 204 when, for example, the cash to be determined is not regular money.

  The output of the buzzer 204 (alarm) by the buzzer 204 can be stopped when a predetermined operation is performed on the cash handling apparatus 100. The predetermined operation for stopping the output of the buzzer 204 can be realized by a predetermined input operation on the operation unit 108, for example.

  Alternatively, in the cash handling apparatus 100, by providing a plurality of contact sensors at different positions such as the handle 105 portion and a predetermined position on the outer surface of the housing 101, for example, “hold the handle 105 three times. If it is detected that the contact sensor is touched in a specific pattern such as “stroke the corner of the casing 101 twice”, the output of the buzzer 204 may be stopped.

  The vibration sensor 205 is constantly supplied with power from the battery, and detects the presence / absence of vibration of the cash handling apparatus 100 (housing 101) and the strength of the vibration. As the vibration sensor 205, various known vibration sensors 205 can be used. The buzzer 204 outputs the buzzer 204 when a vibration of a predetermined strength or more is applied to the cash handling apparatus 100 based on the detection result of the vibration sensor 205.

  As a result, for example, the cash handling device 100 is likely to be taken, and the cash handling device 100 is pulled between the employee of the financial institution and the robber, the robber runs with the cash handling device 100 and runs away, etc. Then, when a vibration having a predetermined strength or more is applied to the cash handling apparatus 100, the buzzer 204 can output a buzzer sound.

  The banknote number reading unit 206 includes the CIS as described above. An output signal from the CMOS image sensor provided in the CIS is input to the CPU 201. Based on the output signal from the CMOS image sensor, the CPU 201 analyzes the image based on the output signal and performs processing for recognizing the banknote number. The analysis of the image based on the output signal from the CMOS image sensor is not limited to that performed by the CPU 201. The analysis of the image based on the output signal from the CMOS image sensor may be performed, for example, by providing an image recognition circuit in the bill number reading unit 206 and performing the image recognition circuit.

  As described above, the camera 207 includes a CCD and an image processing circuit. In the camera 207, the light incident on the CCD through the lens 109 is photoelectrically converted in the CCD, converted into an analog electric signal, and input to the image processing circuit. The image processing circuit generates a digital signal based on the analog signal, and further generates a YUV signal based on the digital signal. The YUV signal generated by the image processing circuit is output to the CPU 201. Alternatively, the YUV signal generated by the image processing circuit may be output to the memory 208 via the CPU 201 or directly.

  While the operation on the operation unit 108 is performed, the CPU 201 may continue to drive and control the camera 207 to perform imaging (moving image shooting), from the start of cash deposit / withdrawal operation until the completion. Image capturing (still image capturing) may be performed at an arbitrary timing between. Alternatively, the CPU 201 may perform imaging (still image imaging) a plurality of times at an arbitrary timing from the start to completion of the cash deposit / withdrawal operation. Thereby, it is possible to suppress battery consumption in the cash handling apparatus 100 as compared with the case of shooting a moving image, and to obtain image data that can reliably identify the operator from a plurality of still images.

  Further, the CPU 201 may drive the camera 207 to take an image when removing or attaching the storage case. In the cash handling apparatus 100 according to this embodiment, when the storage case can be removed from the housing 101 only when the power of the cash handling apparatus 100 is ON, an image is taken when the storage case is removed or attached. Thus, it is possible to prevent the storage case for storing cash from being illegally taken away.

  The memory 208 is controlled by the CPU 201 and stores information related to the amount of cash stored in the cash handling apparatus 100, for example. The memory 208 may store information related to the date and time of depositing and withdrawing cash in association with information related to the amount of cash every time cash is deposited and withdrawn in the cash handling apparatus 100.

  The memory 208 stores information on the latest amount of cash by rewriting information on the amount of cash stored previously each time cash is deposited and withdrawn in the cash handling apparatus 100. The memory 208 does not rewrite the information about the amount of cash stored in advance, and adds and stores information about the latest amount of cash every time when cash is deposited and withdrawn in the cash handling apparatus 100. Good.

  In addition, the memory 208 stores banknote numbers that are imaged by the banknote number reading unit 206 and analyzed by the processing of the CPU 201. Moreover, the memory 208 may memorize | store the information regarding the date (payment date) when the banknote identified by the said banknote number was deposited for every banknote number. Information on banknote numbers and payment dates is accumulated and stored. That is, even when the banknote once deposited is withdrawn, the banknote number of the banknote and the information on the deposit date are stored without erasing.

  In addition, the memory 208 stores an image captured by the camera 207 and analyzed by the processing of the CPU 201, that is, an image of a person who made a cash deposit and withdrawal in the cash handling apparatus 100. Moreover, the memory 208 may memorize | store the information regarding the date (payment date) when the banknote identified by the said banknote number was deposited for every banknote number. Information on banknote numbers and payment dates is accumulated and stored. That is, even when the banknote once deposited is withdrawn, the banknote number of the banknote and the information on the deposit date are stored without erasing.

  The card reader 103 reads the data recorded on the card and outputs the read data to the CPU 201 during the cash withdrawal process or deposit process. Based on the data output from the card reader 103, the CPU 201 specifies identification information of a user who performs cash withdrawal processing or deposit processing. The user identification information can be realized by, for example, a card number. This card number is information unique to each card (user), and is assigned by, for example, a financial institution that is a card issuer.

  The operation unit 108 outputs a signal corresponding to the input operation to the operation unit 108 to the CPU 201. The CPU 201 determines the operation content based on the signal output from the operation unit 108 and performs processing according to the operation content.

  The position detection unit 209 detects the position where the cash handling apparatus 100 itself exists (the current position of the cash handling apparatus 100), and outputs the detection result to the CPU 201. Specifically, the position detection unit 209 can be realized by using, for example, GPS (Global Positioning System). The GPS receives radio waves from a GPS satellite and obtains a geometric position between the GPS satellite and the cash handling apparatus 100, and measures the current position of the cash handling apparatus 100 anywhere on the earth by using the GPS. be able to.

  The radio wave used in the GPS is performed using an L1 radio wave carrying a C / A (Coarse and Access) code and a navigation message with a carrier wave of 1.575.42 MHz. The C / A code has a bit rate of 1.023 Mbps, and the code length is 1023 bits = 1 ms. The navigation message has a bit rate of 50 bps, the code length is 300 bits = 6 s for a subframe, 1500 bits = 30 s for a main frame, 5 main frames are 1 main frame, and 25 main frames are 1 master. It is a frame.

  The wireless signal sending unit 210 sends a packet signal such as a beacon around the cash handling apparatus 100. The packet signal includes information indicating the current position of the cash handling apparatus 100. The packet signal is transmitted by radio waves or infrared rays. The transmitted packet signal is received by a user terminal device existing around the cash handling apparatus 100.

  In this embodiment, the cash handling apparatus 100 is a radio station that only transmits a packet signal (radio wave or infrared ray), and the terminal device of the user who has received the transmitted packet signal is based on the packet signal. Then, the position of the cash handling apparatus 100 with respect to the own apparatus (direction, direction, distance to the cash handling apparatus 100, etc.) is specified, and the position of the specified cash handling apparatus 100 is notified. In this embodiment, an application program that receives a packet signal transmitted from the cash handling apparatus 100 and identifies the current position of the cash handling apparatus 100 based on the packet signal is installed in advance in the user terminal device. It shall be.

  In the communication I / F 211, the cash handling apparatus 100 functions as an interface with an external apparatus, and controls data input / output with the external apparatus. The cash handling apparatus 100 may communicate with a server computer of a financial institution, for example, and may transmit various data stored in the memory 208 to the server computer or receive data transmitted from the server computer.

  The printer 212 outputs a statement in which the result of the deposit / withdrawal service performed by the cash handling apparatus 100 in accordance with an input operation on the operation unit 108 is printed on a recording medium. Specifically, for example, when an input operation for withdrawing cash from a deposit / savings account is performed on the operation unit 108, the printer 212 displays a statement that prints a deposit / savings balance, transaction details, and the like in a predetermined statement issuing port. Issued from As the recording medium, a long roll paper having a predetermined width can be used. When long roll paper is used as the recording medium, the printer 212 may include a cutter mechanism for cutting the roll paper at a predetermined position.

  The printer 212 can be realized by, for example, a thermal printer that performs printing on a recording medium having thermal color development. When realized by a thermal printer, the printer 212 includes a memory for expanding data to be printed, a motor for transporting a recording medium, a thermal head including a heating element, and the like.

(Method for specifying the position of the cash handling device 100 by the user's terminal device)
Next, a method for specifying the position of the cash handling apparatus 100 by the user terminal device will be described. FIG. 3 is an explanatory diagram for explaining a method of specifying the position of the cash handling apparatus 100 by the user terminal device.

  In this embodiment, the beacon can be realized by, for example, iBeacon. iBeacon (registered trademark) is a new technology that expands the location information service of iOS (registered trademark), and iOS indicates that the user has approached or moved away from the location of the computer device that generates beacon information by iBeacon. The user can be notified through a predetermined application installed in the terminal device. iBeacon uses a BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy) signal instead of latitude and longitude to clarify position information. The user terminal device detects the BLE signal. Note that Bluetooth is a registered trademark.

  In FIG. 3, when specifying the position of the cash handling device 100 by the user's terminal device, the beacon information management server 310 that manages the beacon information first transmits (1) beacon information to the cash handling device 100. The beacon information management server 310 is connected to a server computer that manages a plurality of beacon information management servers 310.

  The beacon information includes (2) uid (Universally Unique Identifier), major (major value), and minor (minor value). The uuid is an identifier for uniquely identifying software standardized by the Open Software Foundation (OSF) as part of the Distributed Computing Environment (DCE), and is controlled by any computer device on the distributed system of beacons. Even if it is not taken, the transmission source of the beacon information can be uniquely specified. “major” is a 16-bit unsigned integer value, and is used to distinguish beacons having the same UUID. Minor is a 16-bit unsigned integer value, similar to major, and is used to distinguish beacons with the same UUID and major value.

  The cash handling apparatus 100 that has received the beacon information transmits the beacon information by the wireless signal transmission unit 210 based on the received beacon information. The beacon information sent out by the cash handling apparatus 100 includes an ID number assigned in advance to the own apparatus and a minor generated based on a deposit request or a withdrawal request.

  Next, when (3) the user terminal device 300 receives the beacon information transmitted from the cash handling device 100, based on the received beacon information, (4) the beacon information management server 310 receives the beacon information. An inquiry is made regarding the area where the cash handling apparatus 100 that is the source of information is located. And (5) Beacon information management server 310 transmits applicable information according to the inquiry from a user's terminal device 300. FIG.

  Thereby, the area | region where the cash handling apparatus 100 is located can be notified to a user via a user's terminal device 300. FIG. The specification of the position of the cash handling apparatus 100 using iBeacon can be easily realized using a known technique, and thus detailed description thereof is omitted.

(Functional configuration of cash handling apparatus 100)
Below, the functional structure of the cash handling apparatus 100 of embodiment concerning this invention is demonstrated. FIG. 4 is a block diagram showing a functional configuration of the cash handling apparatus 100 according to the embodiment of the present invention.

  In FIG. 4, the cash handling apparatus 100 functions as a cash balance management unit 401, a cash storage unit 402, an instruction receiving unit 403, a withdrawal control unit 404, a deposit receiving unit 405, and a cash amount counting unit 406. The determination unit 407 and the arousing unit 408 are realized. Each unit 401 to 408 that realizes the function of the cash handling apparatus 100 is provided in the housing 101 and can move together with the housing 101.

  The cash balance management unit 401 includes a storage unit 401a. The memory | storage part 401a memorize | stores the information (transaction information) regarding transactions, such as the process of the payment performed in the cash handling apparatus 100, and the process of withdrawal. The storage unit 401a can be realized by the memory 208, for example. In addition, for example, when the deposit to the cash handling device 100 or the withdrawal from the cash handling device 100 is necessary, the storage unit 401a moves the person handling and handling the cash handling device 100 to the corresponding financial institution quickly. Map information or the like may be stored so that it can be recorded.

  The cash balance management unit 401 manages the balance of cash stored in the cash storage unit 402 based on the cash withdrawn by the drive control of the withdrawal control unit 404. In this embodiment, the CPU 201, the ROM 202, and the RAM 203 can realize the function of the cash balance management unit 401.

  The cash storage unit 402 stores cash so that it can be withdrawn. The cash storage unit 402 is preferably provided in the housing 101. The cash storage unit 402 is preferably a position where at least the storage case is difficult to directly visually recognize from the outside. For example, the cash storage unit 402 is provided in one case member 101 a constituting the housing 101. By providing the cash storage unit 402 at a position inside the housing 101 where it is difficult to see directly from the outside, an effect of suppressing theft or burglary of the storage case storing cash can be expected.

  In this embodiment, a storage case, a sensor 106a for determining the authenticity and denomination of cash, a depositing / withdrawing unit 106 including a sorting mechanism, a transporting mechanism, and the like, and a CPU 201, a ROM 202, and a RAM 203 for controlling them, The function of the cash storage unit 402 can be realized.

  The instruction receiving unit 403 receives, for example, an operation of a withdrawal instruction for withdrawing a predetermined amount of cash or a depositing instruction for accepting cash. Moreover, the instruction | indication reception part 403 receives operation which designates the amount of cash to withdraw with a withdrawal instruction | indication. The withdrawal instruction may instruct the withdrawal of a designated amount designated in advance. The designated amount can be arbitrarily set by a financial institution managing the cash handling apparatus 100, such as “1000 yen” and “10,000 yen”. In this case, the user can obtain a specified amount of cash by a simple operation of simply performing a withdrawal instruction operation.

  The instruction receiving unit 403 is stored in the storage case when, for example, an employee of the financial institution replenishes the storage case with cash, or when the cash is replenished. Accept the operation to enter the amount of cash that is. Thereby, even when cash is taken in and out of the storage case without going through the deposit / withdrawal port 106c, which is not detected by the sensor 106a, the amount of cash stored in the storage case can always be managed accurately.

  In this embodiment, the function of the instruction receiving unit 403 can be realized by the operation unit 108 and the CPU 201, the ROM 202, and the RAM 203 that control the operation unit 108. Furthermore, the function of the instruction receiving unit 403 may be realized including the display unit 107 that guides the operation position of the operation unit 108.

  When the instruction receiving unit 403 receives a withdrawal instruction, the withdrawal control unit 404 cashes out a predetermined amount of cash stored in the cash storage unit 402 based on the withdrawal instruction. The storage unit 402 is driven and controlled. Specifically, the withdrawal control unit 404 counts the amount of cash specified by the withdrawal instruction by outputting a control signal from the CPU 201 to each unit constituting the cash storage unit 402, and the counted cash. Is sent out of the cash storage unit 402 from the deposit / withdrawal port 106c. In this embodiment, the function of the withdrawal control unit 404 can be realized by the CPU 201, the ROM 202, and the RAM 203.

  The deposit acceptance unit 405 accepts cash deposit to the cash storage unit 402. Specifically, for example, when the operation unit 108 accepts a deposit instruction operation and the sensor 106a detects cash at the deposit / withdrawal port 106c, the CPU 201 determines the denomination based on an output signal from the sensor 106a. In addition, the amount of cash deposited is counted, and further, a control signal is output from the CPU 201 to each component constituting the cash storage unit 402, and the received regular cash is stored in the cash storage unit 402 from the deposit / withdrawal port 106c. Transport to. In this embodiment, the function of the deposit acceptance unit 405 can be realized by the deposit / withdrawal unit 106, the operation unit 108, the CPU 201, the ROM 202, the RAM 203, and the like.

  Every time cash is withdrawn by the drive control of the withdrawal control unit 404, the cash amount counting unit 406 is stored in the cash storage unit 402 based on the amount of cash withdrawn by the drive control of the withdrawal control unit 404. Count the amount of cash stored. The amount of cash stored by the cash storage unit 402 is counted based on the amount of cash withdrawn based on the withdrawal instruction and the amount of cash stored in the cash storage unit 402 before the withdrawal. To do. The cash balance management unit 401 manages the balance (cash amount) of the cash stored in the cash storage unit 402 based on the cash counted by the cash amount counting unit 406.

  In addition, the cash amount counting unit 406 counts the amount of cash stored by the cash storage unit 402 each time the cash receiving unit 405 receives cash. The cash amount counting unit 406 is based on the amount of cash received by the deposit receiving unit 405 when depositing cash and the amount of cash stored in the cash storage unit 402 before receiving the deposit. The amount of cash stored by the cash storage unit 402 is counted. In this embodiment, the function of the cash amount counting unit 406 can be realized by the CPU 201, the ROM 202, the RAM 203, and the like.

  As described above, in the cash handling apparatus 100, when an employee of a financial institution replenishes the storage case with cash in the financial institution, the amount of the replenished cash or when the cash is replenished is stored in the storage case. Therefore, when the cash amount is counted by the cash amount counting unit 406, the amount of cash received and the input amount are taken into consideration.

  Based on the amount of cash counted by the cash amount counting unit 406, the determination unit 407 determines whether the amount of cash stored in the cash storage unit 402 has fallen below a predetermined lower limit. The predetermined lower limit is an amount for which it is determined that payment to the cash handling apparatus 100 is necessary, and can be arbitrarily set by a financial institution that manages the cash handling apparatus 100, for example. In addition, for example, when the amount of cash to be withdrawn according to the withdrawal instruction is a designated amount, the designated amount can be a predetermined lower limit. In this embodiment, the function of the determination unit 407 can be realized by the CPU 201, the ROM 202, the RAM 203, and the like.

  You may use the cash handling apparatus 100 in the aspect which performs only payment. When the cash handling apparatus 100 is used in such a manner that only the withdrawal is performed, the determination unit 407 is stored in the cash storage unit 402 based on the amount of cash withdrawn by the drive control of the withdrawal control unit 404. It is determined whether or not the amount of cash that has fallen below a predetermined lower limit.

  The determination unit 407 determines whether the amount of cash stored in the cash storage unit 402 exceeds a predetermined upper limit based on the amount of cash counted by the cash amount counting unit 406. The predetermined upper limit is an amount for which it is determined that payment to the cash handling apparatus 100 is necessary, and can be arbitrarily set by a financial institution that manages the cash handling apparatus 100, for example.

  If the amount of cash stored in the cash storage unit 402 falls below a predetermined lower limit based on the determination result determined by the determination unit 407, the arousing unit 408 arouses payment for the device itself. For example, the arousing unit 408 alerts the user to deposit his / her device by notifying the presence of the device and a request for payment to the device via the terminal device 300 of the user existing within a predetermined range from the device. . Specifically, for example, in the terminal device 300 of the user who has transmitted the beacon information including the ID of the own device and the payment request to the minor as described above from the wireless signal transmission unit 210 and received the beacon information. By displaying a message for requesting payment for the device itself, the user can be prompted to deposit the device.

  Or the awakening part 408 may arouse the payment with respect to an own apparatus by arousing the movement to a predetermined financial institution. Specifically, for example, by displaying the amount of cash currently stored in the cash handling apparatus 100 or the above ratio in a meter (indicator) form on a display device that realizes the balance meter 110, It is possible to arouse payment for the device.

  Further, when the arousing unit 408 determines that the amount of cash stored in the cash storage unit 402 exceeds a predetermined upper limit based on the amount of cash counted by the cash amount counting unit 406, the calling unit 408 The presence of the own device and a withdrawal request from the own device are notified through the terminal device 300 of the user existing within the predetermined range. For example, the arousing unit 408 notifies the presence of the own device and the withdrawal request to the own device via the terminal device 300 of the user existing within a predetermined range from the own device, similarly to the above notification of the payment request. By doing so, it will arouse withdrawal from its own device. In this embodiment, the function of the awakening unit 408 can be realized by the balance meter 110, the CPU 201, the ROM 202, the RAM 203, and the like.

(Processing procedure of cash handling apparatus 100)
Below, the process sequence of the cash handling apparatus 100 of embodiment concerning this invention is demonstrated. 5, 6 and 7 are flowcharts showing the processing procedure of the cash handling apparatus 100 according to the embodiment of the present invention. The processing procedure shown in the flowchart of FIG. 5 is started when an operation for turning on the power of the cash handling apparatus 100 is received.

  In the flowchart of FIG. 5, first, a startup process is performed (step S501). In step S501, for example, the boot program is started and the connection state of each sensor 106a is confirmed. Next, referring to the memory 208, the previous power-off state is extracted (step S502).

  Next, it is determined whether or not the storage case has been removed from the housing 101 at the time when the input operation for turning off the previous power supply is received based on the state when the previous power supply was turned off extracted in Step S502 (Step S502). S503). In step S503, the storage case has not been removed from the housing 101 at the time when the input operation for turning off the power is accepted last time, that is, the power is turned off with the storage case attached to the housing 101 ( Step S503: No), a series of processing ends.

  On the other hand, if the storage case has been removed from the housing 101 at the time of receiving an input operation for turning off the power last time in step S503 (step S503: Yes), the process waits until the storage case is attached to the housing 101. (Step S504: No). In step S504, when a storage case is attached to the housing 101 (step S504: Yes), the process proceeds to step S604 in FIG.

  The process shown in the flowchart of FIG. 6 is always executed while the power of the cash handling apparatus 100 is turned on. In the flowchart of FIG. 6, first, it is determined whether or not the storage case has been removed from the housing 101 (step S601). In step S601, for example, the output changes depending on whether or not the storage case is attached to the housing 101. Based on the output signal from the detachable sensor (not shown), the storage case is moved from the housing 101 to the housing 101. It can be determined whether or not has been removed.

  In step S601, when the storage case has not been removed from the housing 101 (step S601: No), the process waits until it is determined that the storage case has been removed. On the other hand, when the storage case is removed from the housing 101 in step S601 (step S601: Yes), the display unit 107 is driven and controlled, and the display unit 107 displays “the storage case has been removed” or the like. A message is displayed (step S602). In step S602, for example, a message such as “The storage case has been removed. Please check” may be displayed on the display unit 107.

  Next, it is determined whether the storage case determined to have been removed from the housing 101 in step S601: Yes is attached to the housing 101 (step S603). In step S603, as in step S601 described above, it can be determined whether or not the storage case is attached to the housing 101 based on the output signal from the attachment / detachment sensor. In step S603, when the storage case is not attached to the housing 101 (step S603: No), the process proceeds to step S607.

  On the other hand, when the storage case is attached to the housing 101 in step S603 (step S603: Yes), the display unit 107 is driven and controlled, and a message such as “Please enter the amount” is displayed on the display unit 107. Is displayed (step S604). In step S604, for example, a message such as “Please enter the total amount of cash currently stored in the storage case” may be displayed on the display unit 107.

  In step S604, an input column for the amount of cash stored in the storage case may be displayed together with a message such as “Please enter the amount”. Thereby, the person who transports and handles the cash handling apparatus 100 can easily understand that the input of the amount of cash stored in the storage case is required, and by forgetting the input, It can be avoided that the amount of cash stored as being stored in the storage case is different from the amount of cash actually stored in the storage case.

  Next, it is determined whether or not an input of the amount of cash stored in the storage case has been received (step S605). In step S605, for example, as described above, the number is entered into the input field for the amount of cash stored in the storage case and displayed on the display unit 107 together with the message “please input the amount” and the like. By determining whether or not a confirmation operation has been received, it is possible to determine whether or not an input of the amount of cash stored in the storage case has been received.

  As a result, the amount of cash that is once removed from the housing 101 and stored in the storage case that has been reattached is different from the amount of cash that is actually stored in the storage case. It is possible to prevent the usefulness of the cash handling apparatus 100 from being lowered because the timing of sending the “request for deposit” and “request for withdrawal” described later is delayed.

  In step S605, when an input of the current amount of cash that has been once removed from the housing 101 and stored in the storage case that has been reattached is received (step S605: Yes), the cash handling apparatus 100 stores. The current amount of cash being updated is updated (step S606), and the series of processes is terminated. In step S606, for example, the current cash amount in the memory 208 is updated.

  In step S607, it is determined whether or not a predetermined time has elapsed from the reference time (step S607). For example, if the input of the current cash amount is not accepted in step S605 (step S605: No), in step S607, a predetermined time has elapsed since the storage case was attached to the housing 101 in step S603: Yes. Determine whether or not. Alternatively, for example, when the storage case is not attached to the housing 101 in step S603 (step S603: No), whether or not a predetermined time has elapsed since the storage case was attached to the housing 101 in step S607. Judging.

  In step S607, when a predetermined time has elapsed (step S607: Yes), the buzzer 204 is controlled to output a buzzer sound (step S608), and a release operation for canceling the output of the buzzer 204 to the cash handling apparatus 100 is accepted. (Step S609: No). Until a release operation for canceling the output of the buzzer 204 is accepted, the process returns to step S608 and the output of the buzzer 204 is continued. In this way, until the release operation for canceling the output of the buzzer 204 is accepted, the output of the buzzer 204 is continuously performed, thereby eliminating the person who illegally uses the cash handling apparatus 100 and ensuring the security. be able to. In step S609, when a canceling operation is received (step S609: Yes), a predetermined process such as canceling the output of the buzzer 204 is performed, and the series of processes ends.

  On the other hand, if the predetermined time has not elapsed in step S607 (step S607: No), it is determined whether or not a power-off operation has been performed on the cash handling apparatus 100 (step S610). In step S610, it is determined whether or not a power-off operation has been performed on the cash handling apparatus 100 from the reference time point until a predetermined time has elapsed.

  In step S610, if there is a power-off operation for the cash handling apparatus 100 between the reference time and the elapse of a predetermined time (step S610: Yes), the cash at the time when the power-off operation is performed The state of the handling device 100 is stored (step S611), and then the power of the cash handling device 100 is turned off (step S612), and the series of processing ends.

  On the other hand, in step S610, if there is no power-off operation for the cash handling apparatus 100 from the reference time point until a predetermined time elapses (step S610: No), the storage case is attached to the housing 101. It is determined whether or not (step S613). In step S613, when the storage case is attached to the housing 101 (step S613: Yes), the process proceeds to step S604 and waits for the input of the amount of cash. On the other hand, in step S613, when the storage case is not attached to the housing 101 (step S613: No), the process proceeds to step S602, and a message indicating that the storage case has been removed from the housing 101 is displayed. To display.

  In the flowchart of FIG. 7, first, it is determined whether or not the user identification information has been acquired (step S701: No). In step S701, for example, based on the reading result of the card reader 103, it is determined whether or not user identification information stored in a card such as a cash card issued by a financial institution has been acquired. In step S701, when the user identification information is not acquired (step S701: No), the process proceeds to step S703.

  If the user identification information is acquired in step S701 (step S701: Yes), the user identification information acquired in step S701: Yes is stored (step S702). In step S702, prior to storing user identification information, first, authentication processing is performed based on the user identification information acquired in step S701: Yes.

  In the authentication process, it is determined whether or not the user identification information acquired in Step S701: Yes is the identification information of a regular user (who has opened an account with a financial institution). Specifically, for example, every time the user identification information is acquired, an authentication request for the acquired user identification information is transmitted to the server computer of the financial institution. And the authentication response transmitted from the server computer according to the said authentication request | requirement is received, Based on the received authentication response, the process of the payment | withdrawal or withdrawal concerning the user's identification information acquired in step S701: Yes. Judge whether to allow or not.

  In step S702, for example, only the identification information of the user who is determined to permit the deposit or withdrawal process as a result of the authentication process is stored. Alternatively, in step S702, for example, all the user identification information acquired in step S701: Yes may be stored in association with the result of the authentication process.

  In step S702, the user identification information acquired in step S701: Yes may be stored in the memory 208 or in the RAM 203. In the case of storing in the RAM 203, if a power failure occurs during the process shown in the flowchart of FIG. For this reason, in step S702, it is preferable to store the user identification information acquired in step S701: Yes in the memory 208.

  For example, data that can identify the user based on the user identification information, such as a user database in which the user identification information is associated with the information related to the user, is stored in the memory of the cash handling apparatus 100. The authentication process may be performed in the cash handling apparatus 100 with reference to the user database. Thereby, for example, the authentication process can be reliably performed even outside the communication range by the communication I / F 211.

  Next, based on the output signal from the operation unit 108, it is determined whether or not an operation for designating payment to the cash handling apparatus 100 has been received (step S703). In step S703, when an operation for designating payment to the cash handling apparatus 100 is received (step S703: Yes), it is determined again whether or not the user identification information has been acquired (step S704). In step S704, the process waits until it is confirmed that the user identification information has been acquired (step S704: No).

  In step S704, when the user identification information is acquired (step S704: Yes), the acquired user identification information is stored (step S705). In step S705, as in step S702 described above, authentication processing of the acquired user identification information is performed prior to storage of the user identification information. Then, as a result of the authentication process, the transaction relating to the identification information of the authorized user is performed. By the processing of step S704 and step S705, even if an operation for designating payment is accepted before acquiring the user identification information in step S701, the user identification information is surely acquired. Can do.

  Next, it is determined whether or not the output signal of the sensor 106a has changed (step S706). As described above, since the output signal from the sensor 106a changes depending on the presence / absence of cash within the detection range of the sensor 106a, the presence / absence of a change in the output signal of the sensor 106a after accepting an operation for specifying the deposit Based on the above, it can be determined whether or not cash has been deposited into the cash handling apparatus 100. In step S706, it is determined whether or not the output signal of the sensor 106a has fluctuated by a predetermined amount or more that can be determined that cash has been deposited. If the output signal of the sensor 106a has not changed in step S706 (step S706: No), the process waits until the output signal of the sensor 106a changes.

  If the output signal of the sensor 106a has changed in step S706 (step S706: Yes), the authenticity of the cash input in step S706: Yes is determined based on the change in the output signal (step S707). In step S707, for example, it is input in step S706: Yes by determining whether or not the change pattern or change amount of the output signal of the sensor 106a matches the known pattern and change amount by measurement or the like. The authenticity of cash can be determined.

  Next, based on the determination result of authenticity in step S707, it is determined whether or not the cash input in step S706: Yes is regular money (step S708). In step S708, when the cash input in step S706: Yes is regular money (step S708: Yes), the denomination of the cash is specified (step S709).

  In step S709, for example, on the basis of the change pattern or change amount of the output signal of the sensor 106a upon the determination result of authenticity in step S707, the change pattern or change amount of the output signal of the sensor 106a is measured. The denomination can be specified by determining whether or not the pattern matches the known pattern and the amount of change.

  Next, based on the cash denomination input in step S706: Yes specified in step S709, the motor is driven forward (step S710). In Step S710, the cash input in Step S706: Yes can be conveyed into the storage case by driving the motor in the normal direction.

  In the cash handling apparatus 100, the statement slip may be issued after the cash is transported (paid) into the storage case in step S710. For example, information on the date and place of deposit is printed on the statement. By printing the date and time of payment “when” and the place “where” on the statement and recording it, the user of the cash handling apparatus 100 can be relieved.

  Then, based on the cash denomination specified in step S709, the amount of cash stored in the cash handling apparatus 100 is updated (step S711). In step S711, for example, based on the denomination of cash specified in step S709, the amount of cash deposited in step S706: Yes is calculated, and the calculated amount of cash stored in the cash handling apparatus 100 is calculated. As a result, the amount of cash stored in the cash handling apparatus 100 is updated.

  Moreover, the transaction information which linked | related the user's identification information acquired in step S701: Yes or step S704: Yes, and the amount of the cash received is memorize | stored (step S712). In step S712, for example, the amount of cash deposited can be calculated based on the denomination of cash specified in step S709. Moreover, in step S712, when carrying cash in step S710, the banknote number read by the banknote number reading unit 206 is used as the user identification information acquired in step S701: Yes or step S704: Yes. The information is associated and stored as transaction information.

  Next, it is determined whether or not the amount of cash updated in step S711, that is, the current amount of cash in the cash handling apparatus 100 exceeds a predetermined upper limit (step S713). In step S713, when the current amount of cash in the cash handling apparatus 100 exceeds a predetermined upper limit (step S713: Yes), a withdrawal request is output (step S714), and the series of processing ends.

  In step S714, for example, the withdrawal request is output by notifying the existence of the own device and the withdrawal request from the own device via the terminal device 300 of the user existing within a predetermined range from the own device. Specifically, in step S714, for example, the withdrawal request is output by transmitting beacon information including the ID of the own device and the withdrawal request to minor as described above. Thereby, in the terminal device 300 of the user who received the beacon information, the withdrawal from the own device can be invoked by displaying a message requesting the withdrawal from the own device.

  Further, in step S714, a withdrawal request requesting the use of cashing may be output, not limited to withdrawal from the user's own deposit account opened at the financial institution. For a user who has cashed in response to a withdrawal request output by the cash handling apparatus 100, an operation for reducing the interest rate of cashing may be performed. The interest rate to be reduced can be arbitrarily set by the financial institution.

  In step S713, when the current amount of cash in the cash handling apparatus 100 does not exceed the predetermined upper limit (step S713: No), the current amount of cash in the cash handling apparatus 100 falls below the predetermined lower limit. It is determined whether or not (step S715). In step S715, when the current cash amount in the cash handling apparatus 100 is not less than the predetermined lower limit amount (step S715: No), the series of processing ends. On the other hand, when the current amount of cash in the cash handling apparatus 100 falls below a predetermined lower limit in step S715 (step S715: Yes), a deposit request is output (step S716), and the series of processes is terminated. .

  In step S716, for example, a payment request is output by notifying the existence of the own device and the payment request for the own device via the terminal device 300 of the user existing within a predetermined range from the own device. Specifically, in step S716, for example, the beacon request is output by sending beacon information including the ID of the own device and the deposit request to minor as described above. Thereby, in the terminal device 300 of the user who has received the beacon information, it is possible to provoke payment for the own device by displaying a message for requesting payment for the own device.

  Further, in step S716, information that guides the use of the cash handling apparatus 100 in response to the deposit request that there are various services such as a fee discount service that discounts the fee for the next transaction. You may output the payment request including. The various services provided may be, for example, services for charging the terminal device 300 (smart phone, mobile phone, etc.) of the user from a power source provided in the cash handling apparatus 100.

  In step S708, if the cash input in step S706: Yes is not regular money (step S708: No), the buzzer 204 is driven and controlled to output a buzzer sound (step S717). The output of the buzzer 204 is continued until a predetermined release operation for stopping the output of the buzzer 204 is received (step S718: No). In step S718, when a canceling operation is accepted (step S718: Yes), a series of processing ends.

  The release operation can be a complicated content in which a plurality of keys are operated in a predetermined order. Thereby, a certain amount of time is required until the release, and the cash handling apparatus 100 can be informed that a counterfeit bill is about to be deposited in the cash handling apparatus 100. In the case of a user who does not have a fraud intention, even if the buzzer 204 is output, the buzzer 204 is not shaken and is considered to be present until the transaction is completed. Then, it is assumed that the operation unit 108 or the like is touched to stop the buzzer 204. As a result, it is possible to take the fingerprints of fraudsters who distribute counterfeit bills.

  In step S708, when the input cash is not regular money, the camera 207 may be driven together with the output of the buzzer 204 to photograph the periphery of the cash handling apparatus 100. As a result, it is possible to acquire a scene of the site where the fraud has been performed and an image of the user involved in the fraud. In step S708, when the input cash is not regular money, it may be notified together with the output of the buzzer 204 that the financial institution server, the police server, or the like is using a counterfeit bill.

  When notifying the use of counterfeit bills to a financial institution server or police server, for example, instead of the output of the buzzer 204, the display content on the display unit 107 is, for example, “Counting cash. Please wait.” For example, a message indicating normal processing may be displayed. As a result, it is possible to secure time until financial officers support or police officers dispatched from the police arrive, and fraudulent attempts to distribute counterfeit bills until police officers arrive. A person can be kept around the cash handling apparatus 100.

  In step S703, when an operation for designating payment to the cash handling apparatus 100 has not been accepted (step S703: No), it is determined whether or not an operation for designating withdrawal to the cash handling apparatus 100 has been accepted (step S719). In step S719, the operation for designating withdrawal includes an operation for designating the withdrawal process, and an operation for designating the amount of cash to be dispensed in the withdrawal process.

  In the cash handling apparatus 100, the withdrawal amount per process may be fixed to a certain designated amount. In this case, the operation for designating the withdrawal may be only the operation for designating the withdrawal process, and the operation for designating the amount of cash to be withdrawn in the processing of the withdrawal is not included. Thereby, the process concerning the operation of withdrawal can be simplified.

  In step S719, when the operation which designates the payment with respect to the cash handling apparatus 100 is not received (step S719: No), it transfers to step S701. On the other hand, when an operation for designating withdrawal with respect to the cash handling apparatus 100 is received in step S719 (step S719: Yes), it is determined again whether or not the user identification information has been acquired (step S720). In step S720, the process waits until it is confirmed that the user identification information has been acquired (step S720: No).

  When the user identification information is acquired (step S720: Yes), the acquired user identification information is stored (step S721). Similar to the processes in steps S704 and S705, for example, when an operation for designating payment is received before the user identification information is acquired in step S701 by the processes in steps S720 and S721. In addition, the user identification information can be acquired with certainty.

  Next, based on the operation of designating the withdrawal accepted in step S719: Yes, the motor is driven in reverse (step S722). In step S722, the amount of cash designated in the operation of designating withdrawal is transferred from the storage case to the deposit / withdrawal port 106c, and the motor is driven in reverse to dispense money from the deposit / withdrawal port 106c. Then, the process proceeds to step S711.

  In the cash handling apparatus 100, the statement slip may be issued after the cash is transported (withdrawn) from the storage case in step S722. For example, information on the date and place of withdrawal is printed on the statement. By printing the date and time of withdrawal “when” and the place “where” on the statement and leaving it in the record, the user of the cash handling apparatus 100 can be relieved.

  The transaction information stored in step S712 in FIG. 7 is transferred to the server by the cash handling apparatus 100 communicating with the server of the financial institution. The server identifies the user who made the transaction based on the transaction information transferred from the cash handling apparatus 100, and information and transactions relating to the amount of cash deposited are performed on the identified user identification information. Information related to the date and time is associated and stored in a predetermined database.

  The transaction information is transferred from the cash handling apparatus 100 to the server by, for example, an employee of a financial institution bringing the cash handling apparatus 100 into the financial institution and a server installed in the financial institution (or another connected to the server). And the cash handling device 100 can be connected in a wired manner. In this case, information instructing transfer may be output from the server to the cash handling apparatus 100, and the transfer of transaction information from the cash handling apparatus 100 may be performed only based on an instruction from the server. Thereby, it is possible to prevent the transaction information stored in the cash handling apparatus 100 from being inadvertently leaked to the outside, and to ensure the safety and reliability of transactions performed in the cash handling apparatus 100.

  Alternatively, the transfer of transaction information from the cash handling apparatus 100 to the server of the financial institution may be performed from the cash handling apparatus 100 via wireless communication, for example. Thereby, for example, even when performing a transaction using the cash handling apparatus 100 in an area where the corresponding financial institution is not in the vicinity, the transfer information can be transferred to the server of the financial institution. When transferring transaction information via wireless communication, the cash handling apparatus 100 encrypts the transaction information before transferring it.

  The cash handling apparatus 100 of this embodiment does not issue a statement slip that records information related to the transaction. In operation, it is assumed that information related to transactions can be confirmed on a predetermined web page by the user via the Internet or the like. By setting the operation so as not to issue a statement slip, it is possible to eliminate the need for a printing mechanism, a recording medium, or the like related to the issue of the statement slip. Thereby, weight reduction and size reduction of the cash handling apparatus 100 can be achieved.

  In addition, the cash handling apparatus 100 may issue the statement slip which recorded the information concerning the said transaction every time it performs a transaction. In this case, the cash handling apparatus 100 further includes a printing mechanism and a recording medium for issuing the statement slip in addition to the above configuration. By issuing a statement slip in which information related to the transaction is recorded every time a transaction is performed, it is possible to prove to the user that the transaction has been performed normally and to reassure the user.

  The mobile cash handling apparatus 100 performs transactions for handling cash at a place away from a store such as a financial institution. For this reason, it is assumed that some users are concerned about the safety of transactions. In the cash handling apparatus 100 of this embodiment, by issuing a statement slip in which information relating to the transaction is recorded, it is possible to deliver a document as evidence of the transaction to the user. Thereby, a user can be relieved.

  In this embodiment, an example in which processing is performed assuming that a single currency is deposited as cash to the deposit / withdrawal port 106c has been described. However, the cash handling apparatus 100 includes a plurality of cash handling apparatuses 100 at a time. It may be one that can accept money deposits. Specifically, for example, in the vicinity of a deposit / withdrawal port 106c that accepts deposit of banknotes, a roller for feeding banknotes one by one is provided, and when a plurality of banknotes are stacked, the deposit / withdrawal port 106c is deposited Alternatively, the rollers may be fed out one by one, and the above-mentioned authentication and denomination may be determined one by one. And when there is no cash inserted into the deposit / withdrawal port 106c, the deposit amount may be confirmed.

  The cash handling apparatus 100 according to the embodiment of the present invention may limit the place and time that can be used. For example, in the cash handling apparatus 100, operating conditions such as a place (range) and time (time zone) where the cash handling apparatus 100 operates are set in advance. The cash handling apparatus 100 determines whether or not a preset operating condition is satisfied while the power is turned on. Then, when the operation conditions set in advance are met, the deposit process and the withdrawal process are performed.

  Moreover, since the cash handling apparatus 100 according to the embodiment of the present invention includes the GPS, the position of the own apparatus and the current time can be accurately recognized. Thereby, in the operation | movement which restrict | limits the place and time which can be utilized as mentioned above, the cash handling apparatus 100 can be operated faithfully to an operating condition. Note that the position of the device itself and the recognition of the current time are not limited to GPS. For example, the sensor 106a included in the existing ATM or the existing WIFI may be used to recognize the position of the device itself and the current time.

  The cash handling apparatus 100 according to the embodiment of the present invention may include a marking mechanism for marking the deposited cash (banknote) in addition to the configuration described in the above-described embodiment. The marking mechanism can be configured to include a stamp that performs marking on the cash deposited in the cash handling apparatus 100 and an ink tank that stores ink used for the stamp. The ink used by the marking mechanism is a special ink that cannot be erased by a highly versatile solvent such as alcohol or organic solvent (thinner). Thereby, the cash deposited in the cash handling apparatus 100 can be easily and reliably distinguished.

  In addition, the cash handling apparatus 100 may include a marking erasing mechanism that erases the marking (stamp) applied by the stamp of the marking mechanism from the cash (banknote) withdrawn from the cash handling apparatus 100. The marking erasing mechanism includes an application mechanism that applies erasing ink for erasing the marking made by the marking mechanism to cash withdrawn from the cash handling apparatus 100, and an ink tank that stores ink used in the application mechanism. , And can be configured. Thereby, even if it is the cash deposited into the cash handling apparatus 100, it can be returned to the same as other normally distributed cash after the withdrawal.

  As described above, by providing the marking mechanism and the marking erasing mechanism, the cash stored in the cash handling apparatus 100 can be distinguished from other cash that is normally distributed. Accordingly, when the cash handling device 100 is stolen and the storage case is opened and the cash is obtained, the cash is still marked (stamped) by the marking mechanism. A certain thing can be identified easily and reliably.

(Appearance of another cash handling apparatus 100)
FIG. 8 is an explanatory view showing the appearance of a cash handling apparatus 100 according to another embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 8 shows a cash handling apparatus 100 having a different appearance from the cash handling apparatus 100 shown in FIG. In FIG. 8, the cash handling apparatus 100 according to the embodiment of the present invention may include a peep prevention wall 801 that covers a side portion of the housing 101 in a state where the housing 101 is opened.

  The peeping prevention wall 801 covers the side of the casing 101 and closes the casing 101 as shown in FIG. 8 when the casing 101 is open in conjunction with the opening and closing of the casing 101. When it is in the closed state, it is folded in the housing 101. Accordingly, it is possible to easily set the peep prevention wall 801 for preventing the display unit 107 from being seen from the surroundings only by opening and closing the housing 101, and easily storing the peep prevention wall 801. can do.

  In the above-described embodiment, the cash handling apparatus 100 in the form of an attache case that can be carried and carried by an employee of a financial institution has been described. However, the shape of the cash handling apparatus 100 is not limited to this. For example, it may be a cash handling apparatus 100 having a carry bag-like appearance with a caster at the bottom.

  In the case of such a cash handling apparatus 100, it is not necessary to carry the cash handling apparatus 100 by an employee of a financial institution, and the battery can be enlarged. In this case, a manual power generation mechanism (such as a handle for rotating the dynamo) may be mounted. In this case, a solar panel may be attached to the outer wall surface of the cash handling apparatus 100 having a carry bag-like appearance. Alternatively, a high-speed charging function may be provided.

(Usage of cash handling device 100)
Next, usage scenes of the cash handling apparatus 100 will be described. Including the cash handling apparatus 100 described in the above-described embodiment, the cash handling apparatus 100 according to the present invention can be used at an event venue, for example. When used in an event venue, the cash handling apparatus 100 is preferably installed around the entrance to the event venue, for example. Thereby, the user can be supported from the viewpoint of easiness of fund procurement so that the user who is feeling more excited to participate in the event can enjoy the event more.

  Moreover, the cash handling apparatus 100 concerning this invention can be utilized in accommodation facilities, such as a hotel, for example. Specifically, for example, it can be used at the front of an accommodation facility such as a hotel. As a result, the user can make deposits and withdrawals while waiting for the front check order.

  Specifically, for example, it can be used in room service in an accommodation facility such as a hotel. Thus, the user can call a hotel man or the like in his / her room at any convenient time during the stay period at the accommodation facility, and make deposits and withdrawals in his / her room.

  In addition, the cash handling apparatus 100 according to the present invention can be used in various places such as a home appliance mass retailer, a sightseeing bus / long-distance bus, a casino, and a funeral hall. When the cash handling apparatus 100 according to the present invention is installed, for example, in a consumer electronics mass retailer where a large number of foreign tourists purchase a large amount of goods in recent years, the foreign tourists spend time searching for an ATM that does not know where it is. You can get cash immediately without wasting it. This can be expected to improve store sales.

  Assuming the use of foreign tourists, the display unit 107 may display the foreign language, and further convert the foreign tourist into a Japanese yen from a savings account opened by their own financial institution. You may make it possible to acquire the cash. In this case, the display unit 107 may display a conversion rate, a service fee for conversion, and the like.

  Moreover, you may use the cash handling apparatus 100 concerning this invention like the temporary safe which stores the sales of a shop, for example. Thereby, the sales of a store can be deposited into a deposit account temporarily set up in a financial institution at the store, and the security of the deposited cash can be ensured.

  When used in a casino, the coins distributed in the casino may be paid out instead of being cashed out. Alternatively, in order to reduce the weight, a coupon as a voucher corresponding to a coin may be issued. Thereby, although the printing mechanism concerning issue of a coupon, etc. is added separately, the convenience that cash can be obtained immediately without moving a lot of cash can be provided.

  Moreover, when using it in a funeral hall, you may make it withdraw the cash of the state put into the non-congratulation bag instead of withdrawing cash directly. Further, the name may be printed on a non-celebratory bag. This makes it possible to deposit and withdraw cash at a non-permanent funeral hall, although holding a non-congratulatory bag or adding a printing mechanism for printing the name on the non-congratulatory bag. Can provide sex.

  As described above, the cash handling apparatus 100 according to the present invention is a small ATM, and can provide a service equivalent to the ATM without restricting the location. By using the cash handling apparatus 100 according to the present invention, it is possible to promote the shift from the idea of “going to ATM” to the idea of “ATM is coming” or “ATM is everywhere”, and convenience in life Can be improved.

  As described above, the cash handling apparatus 100 according to the embodiment of the present invention stores cash, has portability, and when the amount of cash withdrawn falls below a predetermined lower limit, It is characterized by arousing a deposit.

  According to the cash handling apparatus 100 according to the embodiment of the present invention, for example, in a place where an existing ATM cannot be used such as a stricken area or a place where an ATM is not always installed such as an event venue. Person can withdraw cash. Thereby, even in a situation where it is difficult for the user to move to get cash, the user can get cash, and the convenience of the user can be improved.

  In addition, the cash handling apparatus 100 according to the embodiment of the present invention notifies the existence of the own apparatus and a request for payment to the own apparatus via the terminal device 300 of the user existing within a predetermined range from the own apparatus. According to the above, it is characterized in that the deposit to the own device is aroused.

  According to the cash handling apparatus 100 of the embodiment according to the present invention, when the cash stored in the cash handling apparatus 100 falls below a predetermined lower limit, by calling the users around the apparatus for depositing, The cash handling apparatus 100 can be used again. Thereby, even in the cash handling apparatus 100 that is downsized to improve portability, it is possible to provide a cash deposit / withdrawal service for a long time.

  In addition, the cash handling apparatus 100 according to the embodiment of the present invention is characterized in that payment to the own apparatus is aroused by inviting movement to a predetermined financial institution.

  According to the cash handling apparatus 100 of the embodiment of the present invention, when the cash stored in the cash handling apparatus 100 falls below a predetermined lower limit, the cash handling apparatus 100 moves to a predetermined financial institution such as the nearest financial institution. By arousing, even if the person who transports and handles the cash handling apparatus 100 does not count the current amount of cash, the cash handling apparatus 100 can be announced to be replenished with cash at an appropriate timing.

  Moreover, in the cash handling apparatus 100 according to the embodiment of the present invention, for example, a designated amount specified in advance, such as “1000 yen” or “10,000 yen”, may be withdrawn. .

  According to the cash handling apparatus 100 of the embodiment according to the present invention, simplification of the operation can be realized. Further, by limiting the amount of money, the time required for one procedure can be kept short. As a result, for example, even when many users are waiting to use the cash handling apparatus 100 at an event venue or the like, it is possible to make the turn to each user quickly, thereby improving convenience. be able to.

  The cash handling apparatus 100 according to the embodiment of the present invention counts the amount of cash stored in the cash handling apparatus 100 every time it accepts cash, and handles the cash based on the counted amount of cash. The apparatus is characterized in that the balance of cash stored in the apparatus 100 is managed.

  According to the cash handling apparatus 100 according to the embodiment of the present invention, every time a cash deposit is received, the balance of cash stored in the cash handling apparatus 100 is managed to make it difficult for a situation where cash is insufficient to occur. The situation where the user cannot use can be avoided.

  Moreover, when the cash handling apparatus 100 of embodiment concerning this invention exceeds the predetermined | prescribed upper limit amount, the cash handling apparatus 100 of an own apparatus is via a user's terminal device which exists in the predetermined range from an own apparatus. It is characterized by invoking the withdrawal from the own device by notifying the existence and the withdrawal request from the own device.

  According to the cash handling apparatus 100 of the embodiment of the present invention, when the amount of cash stored in the cash handling apparatus 100 exceeds a predetermined upper limit, by prompting the withdrawal from the cash handling apparatus 100 Therefore, it can be avoided that the cash handling apparatus 100 stores too much cash. Thereby, the cash stored in the cash handling apparatus 100 can be distributed efficiently.

  As described above, the cash handling device according to the present invention is useful for a cash handling device capable of depositing and withdrawing cash, and particularly, places and situations where ATMs are not easily established such as disaster areas and event venues. Suitable for cash handling equipment used in

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 100 Cash handling apparatus 110 Balance meter 400 Cash balance management part 401a Memory | storage part 402 Cash storage part 403 Instruction reception part 404 Withdrawal control part 405 Deposit reception part 406 Cash amount counting part 407 Judgment part 408 Raising part

Claims (6)

A portable housing, and
A cash storage unit that is provided in the housing and stores cash so that it can be withdrawn.
An instruction receiving unit that receives a withdrawal instruction to withdraw a predetermined amount of cash out of the cash stored in the cash storage unit,
A position detector that detects the current position of the device;
A first determination unit that determines whether the current position detected by the position detection unit matches a preset operating condition when the instruction reception unit receives a withdrawal instruction ;
When the first determination unit determines that the current position of the host device matches the operating condition, based on the payment instruction, to withdraw cash of the prescribed amount of cash stored in the cash storage unit A withdrawal control unit for driving and controlling the cash storage unit,
Based on the cash withdrawn by the drive control of the withdrawal control unit, a cash balance management unit that manages the balance of the cash stored in the cash storage unit,
A second determination unit that determines whether or not the amount of cash managed by the cash balance management unit has fallen below a predetermined lower limit;
When the second determination unit determines that the amount of cash has fallen below a predetermined lower limit, an arousing unit that evokes payment to the device,
A cash handling apparatus characterized by comprising:   The arousing unit arouses payment to the own device by notifying the presence of the own device and a request for payment to the own device via a terminal device of a user existing within a predetermined range from the own device. The cash handling apparatus according to claim 1. The cash handling apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the withdrawal instruction is an instruction to withdraw a designated amount designated in advance. A deposit acceptance unit for accepting cash deposits to the cash storage unit;
A cash amount counting unit that counts the amount of cash stored by the cash storage unit every time cash payment is received by the payment receiving unit,
With
The cash balance management unit manages the balance of cash stored in the cash storage unit based on the cash counted by the cash amount counting unit,
The second determination unit determines whether the amount of cash managed by the cash balance management unit exceeds a predetermined upper limit,
When the second determination unit determines that the amount of cash exceeds a predetermined upper limit, the arousing unit determines the presence and self-existence of the self-device through the user's terminal device existing within a predetermined range from the self-device. The cash handling device according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein a withdrawal from the device is aroused by notifying a withdrawal request from the device. A vibration detection unit for detecting the vibration of the own device;
Based on the fact that vibration is detected by the vibration detection unit, an alarm output unit that outputs an alarm,
The cash handling apparatus according to any one of claims 1 to 4, further comprising: A marking unit for applying predetermined markings to the cash deposited in the device;
A marking erasure unit for erasing the marking applied to the cash to be dispensed by the drive control of the withdrawal control unit;
The cash handling apparatus according to any one of claims 1 to 5, further comprising:

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