JP6693122B2 - Product sales data processor - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a product sales data processing device in which a change dispenser is connected to a data processing unit such as a POS terminal.

  Conventionally, a commodity sales data processing device including a change machine (automatic bill change machine) and a data processing unit (settlement device, accounting device) such as a POS terminal has been used. This type of product sales data processing device registers sales of products purchased by a customer at a POS terminal (POS register), and then deposits cash in a change machine. It is configured to be paid out.

  Then, for example, when collecting the daily sales money and totaling the sales, the daily sales money is discharged from the change machine. At the same time, the POS terminal prints a daily total report and a change collection receipt to confirm the collected sales.

JP, 2013-016058, A

  By the way, in the above-mentioned conventional product sales data processing device, when some abnormality occurs in the change machine (for example, when an error occurs or when the change machine is opened or closed by a person), In some cases, the amount of money in the change machine notified to the POS terminal may differ from the actual amount of money in the change machine. Therefore, it is necessary to match the amounts by recalculating the amount of money in the change machine.

  And conventionally, there was a change dispenser having a function of recalculating (re-examination) the amount of money, but the user cannot simultaneously know the amount of money information after recalculation and the amount of money information before recalculation, For this reason, it was not possible to easily recognize the total amount of the two-sided amount and the difference between the two-sided amount.

The present invention has been made in view of the above points and an object thereof is to provide a merchandise sales data processing apparatus that can be easily recognized recalculating (reprobed) with change machine .

The present invention has a display means, a receiving means for receiving the failure information detected by the change machine, and a re-examination instruction means for instructing the change machine to recalculate the amount of money, and in the receiving means, When the failure information is received, the operation for executing the re-examination instruction means is validated, and the receiving means is further changed from the change machine in which the amount of money is recalculated by the re-examination instruction means. It is characterized in that it is provided with discharge instruction means for receiving the presence or absence of unreadable money and for instructing the change machine to discharge the unreadable money from the change machine when the unreadable money is present.

Further, in addition to the above characteristics , the present invention is characterized in that the discharge instruction means can be executed by inputting a password.

Further, in addition to the above characteristics , the present invention is a printing means for printing the number of the unreadable money so that it can be discriminated between when the unreadable money is stored in the change machine and when it is discharged. It is characterized by having.

According to the present invention, Ru can be easily recognized recalculating (reprobed) in the change dispenser.

1 is a system configuration diagram of a POS system 100. FIG. It is a block diagram showing an example of 1 composition of goods sales data processing device 1. It is a functional block diagram of the change machine 50. FIG. 6 is a schematic process flow chart showing a deposit / withdrawal process procedure in the change dispenser 50 in relation to the POS terminal 10. It is a processing flow figure when abnormality occurs in change machine 50. It is a figure which shows an example of the main menu screen G1. It is a figure which shows the cashier change machine bulletin screen G2. It is a figure which shows the cashier change machine bulletin screen G2. It is a figure which shows sales inspection (settlement) screen G3. It is a schematic process flow diagram (1) when re-examination is performed. It is a schematic process flow diagram (the 2) at the time of performing re-examination. It is a figure which shows the re-examination screen G4. It is a figure which shows the re-examination execution confirmation screen G5. It is a figure which shows the screen G6 during execution. FIG. 7 is an operation flow chart in the change dispenser 50 when receiving a re-examination instruction from the POS terminal 10. It is a figure which shows the password input screen G7. It is a figure which shows the re-examination result display screen G8. It is a figure which shows an example of the receipt 140. It is a figure which shows an example of the receipt 140-2. It is a schematic flow diagram at the time of performing a closing process.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.
FIG. 1 is a system configuration diagram of a POS system 100 having a product sales data processing device 1 according to an embodiment of the present invention. As shown in the figure, the POS system 100 is configured by connecting a management device 110 and a plurality of product sales data processing devices 1 via a LAN 210. The management device 110 is connected via a network 130 to a host computer (not shown) such as the management device of the headquarters. Further, the product sales data processing device 1 is configured by connecting a POS terminal (data processing unit) 10 and a change dispenser (automatic change billing machine) 50 so that data communication is possible.

  FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing a configuration example of the product sales data processing device 1. As shown in FIG. 1, the POS terminal (data processing unit) 10 of the product sales data processing device 1 includes a CPU 11, a ROM 13, a RAM 15, a display unit (hereinafter referred to as “touch panel”) 17, and a customer side display unit 19. A print output unit 21, a key operation unit 23, a scanner unit 25, and a communication unit 27, which are connected by a bus 29. Although the POS terminal 10 actually has a card reader / writer used for card settlement, in this embodiment, only the cash settlement process will be described for simplification of description.

  The CPU 11 executes various programs stored in the ROM 13 to control various operations of the POS terminal 10. The ROM 13 stores a program executed by the CPU 11 and the like. This program includes a product sales data processing program for causing the CPU 11 to execute the processing of FIG. 4 (the POS terminal 10 side thereof), FIG. 10, FIG. 11, FIG. The RAM 15 stores various data used by the CPU 11 and is used as a work area of the CPU 11. The touch panel 17 is a display unit that displays a predetermined operation screen, and is also an operation unit that outputs the touched position information in response to a touch operation (that is, the touch panel 17 is a display unit / operation unit). Is). The CPU 11 processes this position information as operation information, and accordingly, an operation is performed in response to a touch operation on the touch panel 17. The customer-side display unit 19 displays information to be presented to the customer, such as the purchase amount and change amount.

  The print output unit 21 prints items related to the transaction such as purchased products, deposits, and change according to each transaction on a sheet and issues it as a receipt. The print output unit 21 also issues the receipts 140 and 140-2 for re-examination and the daily total report, which will be issued when recalculation is performed in the change dispenser 50. The key operation unit 23 is provided with ten keys, a total key, a manually input cash key, a sales collection key, various keys related to product registration, etc. By operating these keys, an operation signal is output to the CPU 11. The CPU 11 performs processing according to the input operation signal. The scanner unit 25 reads various kinds of information of the product from the barcode of the product. The communication unit 27 is communicatively connected to the drawer 31 and the change dispenser 50 (the communication unit 59 thereof).

  The change dispenser 50 is configured by connecting a CPU 51, a ROM 53, a RAM 55, a solenoid control unit 57, a communication unit 59, a motor control unit 61, and a sensor control unit 63 via a bus 65.

  The CPU 51 controls various operations of the change dispenser 50 by executing the programs stored in the ROM 53. The ROM 53 stores a program executed by the CPU 51 and the like. The RAM 55 stores various data used by the CPU 51 and is used as a work area of the CPU 51. The solenoid control unit 57 controls various solenoids 67 for driving and operating the change dispenser 50. The communication unit 59 performs mutual communication with the communication unit 27. The motor control unit 61 controls various motors 68 for driving and controlling the change dispenser 50. The sensor control unit 63 controls various sensors 69 for driving and controlling the change dispenser 50. The motor 68 is used inside the change dispenser 50 to convey money and the like. The solenoid 67 is used for coin dispensing operation and the like. The sensor 69 is used for detecting money.

  FIG. 3 is a functional configuration diagram of the change dispenser 50. As shown in the figure, the change dispenser 50 includes a control unit 71, a money storage unit 73, a transport unit 75, a bill insertion unit 77, a coin insertion unit 79, a bill ejection unit 81, and a coin ejection unit 83. And is configured.

  The control unit 71 includes the CPU 51, the ROM 53, the RAM 55, and the like, and controls the solenoid control unit 57, the motor control unit 61, the sensor control unit 63, and the like to drive and control the change machine 50. Further, as described above, the control unit 71 communicates with the POS terminal 10. The currency storage unit 73 stores the banknotes and coins transferred from the transfer unit 75 by denomination. It should be noted that, in the money storage unit 73, there is a storage room where people can deposit and withdraw money and open and close the opening / closing door of the change machine 50 so that people can take in and out money, and once a deposit is made, a key separately provided inside is opened. There is a safe that can be locked and opened only by hand. The transport unit 75 is a mechanism that transports currency (banknotes and coins). The transport unit 75 transports the banknotes inserted into the banknote insertion unit 77 for deposit and the coins inserted into the coin insertion unit 79 for deposit, to the coin storage unit 73, respectively. In addition, the transport unit 75 transports the banknotes of the denomination and the number designated by the control unit 71 from the currency storage unit 73 to the banknote payout unit 81 for dispensing (dispensing for change or collection, the same applies below), Further, coins of the denomination and the number of coins designated by the control unit 71 are conveyed from the money storage unit 73 to the coin payout unit 83.

  The transport unit 75 includes a deposit money type breakdown detection unit 751 and a withdrawal money type breakdown detection unit 753. The deposit denomination breakdown detection unit 751 detects the deposit denomination breakdown of cash deposited as a deposit. In other words, the deposit denomination breakdown detection unit 751 detects the denominations of the bills and coins inserted (deposited) into the bill insertion unit 77 and the coin insertion unit 79, and the number of denominations. Then, the control unit 71 generates the deposit money type breakdown information indicating the detection result, stores it in the RAM 55, and transmits the information to the POS terminal 10. The control unit 71 calculates the amount of change based on the amount of money deposited as the above-mentioned deposit and the purchase information notified from the POS terminal 10, and in withdrawing the calculated change, the number of sheets for each denomination Is determined and the conveyance unit 75 is notified. The transport unit 75 transports money (banknotes, coins) from the money storage unit 73 according to the notified denomination and the number of coins of each denomination, and discharges the currency from the banknote payout unit 81 and the coin payout unit 83. At this time, the withdrawal denomination breakdown detection unit 753 detects the denomination and the number of denominations of each of the banknotes and coins conveyed from the money storage unit 73 to the banknote payout unit 81 and the coin payout unit 83. .. Then, the control unit 71 generates the withdrawal money type breakdown information indicating the detection result and stores it in the RAM 55.

  In addition, the change machine 50 is configured so that money can be taken out of the change machine 50 by a single operation on the change machine 50 without being based on a command from the POS terminal 10. When there is a storage, the control unit 71 causes the RAM 55 to store the fact that the removal or storage has been performed, the amount of money, and the number of coins for each denomination.

  FIG. 4 is a schematic process flow chart showing the deposit / withdrawal processing procedure in the change dispenser 50 in relation to the POS terminal 10. As shown in the figure, the change dispenser 50 receives the purchase information in response to the completion of product registration at the POS terminal 10 and the purchase information transmitted to the change dispenser 50 (step ST1-1). (Step ST2-1). The purchase information indicates the purchase amount in this transaction. Next, the control unit 71 (CPU 51, the same applies hereinafter) performs a deposit process from the bill insertion unit 77 and the coin insertion unit 79 (step ST2-2). When the POS terminal 10 receives the deposit amount after the deposit is completed (step ST1-2), the CPU 11 requires a change based on the purchase amount indicated in the purchase information and the total deposit amount of the deposit. It is determined whether or not (step ST1-3). When it is determined that the change is required, the CPU 11 gives an output instruction to the change machine 50 (step ST1-4), and the control unit 71 performs a change dispensing process (steps ST2-3 and ST2-4). .. That is, the CPU 11 calculates the amount of change based on the difference between the purchase amount and the total deposit amount, and instructs the withdrawal. Then, the control unit 71 determines the breakdown of the withdrawal money type for withdrawing the change, and the banknotes and the coins are discharged from the banknote payout section 81 and the coin withdrawal section 83 according to the determined breakdown of the withdrawal money type. The transport unit 75 is driven and controlled as described above. The CPU 11 may determine the details of the withdrawal type, and may instruct the change machine 50 in accordance with the withdrawal instruction. On the other hand, when the CPU 11 determines in step ST1-3 that the change is not necessary and issues the withdrawal instruction to the change dispenser 50 (step ST1-5), or the withdrawal process in step ST2-4 is completed. In this case, the control unit 71 transmits an accounting end notification indicating that the accounting process related to the current transaction is completed to the POS terminal 10 (step ST2-5). On the other hand, when the POS terminal 10 receives the transaction end notification from the change dispenser 50 (step ST1-6), the CPU 11 thereof executes the transaction end processing (step ST1-7).

  By the way, in the change machine 50, some abnormality may occur. For example, there is a case where an error occurs in the operation of the change dispenser 50, or a case where the change dispenser 50 is opened or closed by a person at any timing. When any abnormality occurs in the change dispenser 50 in this way, the amount of money in the change dispenser 50 notified to the POS terminal 10 from the change dispenser 50 may differ from the actual amount of money in the change dispenser 50. Since this occurs, it is necessary to match the amount of money by recalculating (re-examining) the existing amount in the change machine 50.

  FIG. 5 is a process flow diagram when an abnormality occurs in the change dispenser 50. As shown in the figure, when some abnormality occurs in the change dispenser 50 (step ST3-1), the state of the money stored in the change dispenser 50 (each denomination and each number, etc.) is reexamined. A re-examination required signal indicating that is required is transmitted to the POS terminal 10 (step ST3-2). When the POS terminal 10 receives the re-examination required signal, it stores it in the RAM 15.

  FIG. 6 is a diagram showing an example of a main menu screen G1 displayed on the touch panel 17 of the POS terminal 10. As shown in the figure, in the main menu screen G1, buttons for selecting various menus such as a sales prompt report button G11, a sales inspection button G12, and a sales settlement button G13 are displayed. The sales bulletin button G11 is for confirming the current state of the change dispenser 50 of the POS terminal 10 in use, and the sales inspection button G12 is replaced by a clerk operating the POS terminal 10 in use. In this case, it is for confirming the current state of the change dispenser 50, and the sales settlement button G13 is for confirming the state of the change dispenser 50 when the day's work is completed and sales are collected. is there.

  Then, for example, when the sales bulletin button G11 is pressed, immediately after or through another predetermined screen, a cashier change machine breaking news screen G2 as shown in FIG. 7 or 8 is displayed. On the other hand, when the sales inspection button G12 or the sales settlement button G13 is pressed, a sales inspection (settlement) screen G3 as shown in FIG. 9 is displayed immediately after or through another predetermined screen. Here, the cashier change machine bulletin screen G2 shown in FIG. 7 shows a case where the POS terminal 10 has not received the re-necessary examination signal (that is, no abnormality has occurred in the change machine 50), and FIG. The cashier change machine bulletin screen G2 shown shows the case where the POS terminal 10 receives the re-examination required signal (that is, when an abnormality occurs in the change machine 50). Therefore, while the display G23 of "Undetermined fishing machine inventory" is displayed on the cashier change machine bulletin screen G2 shown in FIG. 8, the cashier cashier bulletin screen G2 shown in FIG. The display G23 is not displayed. The display G23 may be blinked, or may be different in color from other portions. In addition, the cashier changer bulletin screen G2 shown in FIGS. 7 and 8 displays the number of coins of each denomination of coins, and to display the number of coins of each denomination of banknotes, It is necessary to switch to another screen equivalent to these screens G2. When switching, the coin bill switching button G25 is pressed. Of course, the number of coins and bills of all denominations may be displayed on one screen. Further, in this example, the close-up check button G21 is displayed on the cashier change machine bulletin screen G2 shown in both FIGS. 7 and 8, but the close-up check button G21 is displayed only on the cashier changer bulletin screen G2 shown in FIG. May be. That is, the close inspection button G21 may be displayed together with the display G23 of "Fishing machine inventory uncertain" when the re-inspection required signal is received.

  FIG. 10 and FIG. 11 are schematic process flow charts when re-examination is performed on the cashier change machine preliminary report screen G2 shown in FIG. 8 or the sales inspection (settlement) screen G3 shown in FIG. That is, when the close inspection button (re-examination button) G21 is pressed on the cashier change machine bulletin screen G2 shown in FIG. 8 or on the sales inspection (settlement) screen G3 shown in FIG. When the button G31 is pressed (step ST5-1), the re-examination screen G4 shown in FIG. 12 is displayed (step ST5-2). Next, in the re-examination screen G4, the content of the re-examination is selected from all buttons G41, only banknotes button G42, and only coins button G43, and after pressing any button, press the execution button G44, The re-examination is instructed (step ST5-3). The execution button G44 is configured to display (or validate its pressing) only when the information that the recalculation is required is acquired from the change dispenser 50. This allows recalculation to be performed only when recalculation is required.

  As a result, the re-examination execution confirmation screen G5 shown in FIG. 13 is displayed as a pop-up in the re-examination screen G4 (step ST5-4). On the re-examination execution confirmation screen G5, it is displayed that the re-examination takes time, and it is determined whether to execute the re-examination. When the approval button G51 ("Yes") in the re-examination execution confirmation screen G5 is pressed (step ST5-5), the change machine 50 is instructed to start the re-examination (step ST5-6). At the same time, the in-execution screen G6 shown in FIG. 14 is displayed in the re-examination screen G4 while blinking in a pop-up (step ST5-7). That is, the step ST5-6, the CPU 11 for executing the same, and the like are recalculation instructing means for instructing the change machine 50 to recalculate the amount of money in the change machine 50.

  FIG. 15 is an operation flow diagram in the change dispenser 50 when the instruction for re-examination is received from the POS terminal 10. As shown in the figure, when the re-examination instruction is input from the POS terminal 10 (step ST4-1), the re-examination processing is performed in the change machine 50 (step ST4-2). If unreadable currency is not detected as a result of the reexamination, the number of denominations before and after the reexamination process is output to the POS terminal 10 (steps ST4-3 → ST4-4). On the other hand, if unreadable currency is detected as a result of the re-inspection, the fact that the unreadable currency is detected is output to the POS terminal 10 (step ST4-5), and before and after the re-inspection processing. The number of money types is output to the POS terminal 10 (step ST4-4).

  As described above, when the re-examination by the change machine 50 is completed, the POS terminal 10 moves to step ST5-8 shown in FIG. Enter the number information for each denomination. That is, the step ST5-8, the CPU 11 for executing the step ST5, and the like are acquisition means for acquiring the inventory amount information before the recalculation and the inventory amount information after the recalculation from the change dispenser 50. If unreadable currency is detected during the reexamination, the unreadable currency detection display / password input screen G7 shown in FIG. , Pop-up is displayed on the re-examination screen G4 (steps ST5-9, ST5-10). When the password is entered, the unreadable currency is ejected from the change machine 50 (step ST5-12).

  When the password is input and unreadable currency is discharged (step ST5-12), or when the unreadable currency is not detected during the re-inspection (step ST5-9), the result of re-inspection is displayed. Yes (step ST5-13). FIG. 17 shows the re-examination result display screen G8. As shown in the figure, on the re-examination result display screen G8, the post-reexamination (after recalculation) inventory information G81, the pre-reexamination (before recalculation) inventory information G83, and the replenishment number A difference G85, a near-end set number G87, a filling ratio display G89, and various buttons are displayed.

  In the inventory amount information G81 after the re-examination, the number of coins stored in the storage, the number of coins stored in the safe, and the total amount of money, which are totaled by the re-examination, are displayed. It On the other hand, the inventory information G83 before the re-examination includes the coins stored in the storage box for calculation before the re-examination (the result of addition and subtraction of the data of withdrawal and deposit after the previous scrutiny). The number of coins, the number of coins stored in the safe for calculation, and the calculated total amount are displayed. Then, among the number of coins in each of the coin amount information G81 after re-examination, the number of coins a1, a2, a3 different from the number of each coin in the coin amount information G83 before re-examination is different. It is displayed in color (for example, normally black, but red if different numbers are used). Instead of different colors, the size of the numbers may be changed, a mark may be added, or the like, as long as an identifiable display is performed. This makes it easy to check the difference between the calculated amount of money (the amount of money before recalculation) and the actual amount of money (the amount of money after recalculation) for each type of coin, Can be recognized. Further, the cause of the difference can be easily found.

  In the column G85 of the difference from the replenishment number, a desired number (reference number) in the change machine 50 is set in advance, so the difference between the number and the actually stored number is the type of currency. It is displayed for each. This makes it possible to easily grasp the necessity of replenishment and the required number of coins for each type of currency. In the field of the near end set number G87, the minimum required number of stored coins for each type of currency is displayed. When the number of displayed sheets is less than or equal to the displayed number, this is notified. In the filling ratio display column G89, the number of coins currently contained with respect to the maximum allowable number of coins in the change machine 50 is displayed in percentage (bar graph display) for each type of currency, but in this figure, the actual display is Omitted. Of the various buttons, the coin banknote switch button G91 is a button for switching between displaying on coins and displaying on banknotes on the re-examination result display screen G8. It goes without saying that FIG. 17 shows coins. In addition, you may comprise so that the display regarding a coin and a banknote may be displayed on one screen.

  Returning to FIG. 11, the re-examination result display screen G8 is displayed on the touch panel 17, and the result of the re-examination is printed on a receipt and output (step ST5-14). FIG. 18 is a diagram showing an example of the printed receipt 140. The receipt 140 is a receipt when there is unreadable money and the unreadable money is discharged to the outside of the change machine 50 in step ST5-12. The receipt 140 is printed with a cashier number 141, a denomination before scrutiny denomination display field 143, a post-scrutiny denomination etc. display field 145, an unreadable currency number field 147, and an unreadable currency abnormal discharge display field 149. ing. Each of the pre-scrutiny denomination display column 143 and the post-scrutiny denomination display column 145 is, for each denomination, the number of coins in the storage, the number of coins in the safe, the total number of denominations, and each denomination. The total amount of money and the total amount of money are displayed. If the number of coins in the pre-scrutiny denomination display field 143 and the post-scrutiny denomination display field 145 are different, marks b1, b2, b3 are printed next to the total amount. There is. Instead of the mark, it may be blank, the color may be changed, the characters may be enlarged, or the like, as long as an identifiable display is performed.

  The unreadable currency number column 147 displays the number of unreadable currency discharged to the outside of the change machine 50 in step ST5-12. When there is no unreadable currency, that is, when the process directly proceeds from step ST5-9 to ST5-13, the unreadable currency number column 147 is not displayed (or may be displayed as "0"). The unreadable currency abnormal discharge display field 149 is a field that is displayed when an error occurs when discharging the unreadable currency, and is not displayed when it is normally discharged. In this way, by displaying the amount-of-presence information before recalculation and the amount-of-presence information after recalculation by printing, it is possible to make the user surely recognize both amount-of-income information.

  On the other hand, when the non-approval button G52 (“No”) is pressed in step ST5-5, the re-examination is not performed and the process flow ends.

  FIG. 19 is a diagram showing an example of a receipt 140-2 that is printed differently from the receipt 140 of FIG. In this receipt 140-2, the same or corresponding parts as those of the receipt 140 are designated by the same reference numerals. Items other than the items described below are the same as those of the receipt 140 shown in FIG. This receipt 140-2 is different from the above receipt 140, and is a receipt in the case where the unreadable money is stored in a reject box (not shown) inside the change machine 50 even if the unreadable money is present. is there. The difference from the receipt 140 is that the position of the illegible coin number column 147 is outside (lower side) or inside the scrutinized denomination display column 145. In the case of the receipt 140, since the unreadable currency is discharged from the change machine 50 to the outside, the unreadable currency number column 147 is located below (outside) the total amount of money in the denomination display field 145 after scrutiny. In the case of the receipt 140-2, since unreadable currency is in the change machine 50, it is above the total amount of the post-inspection denomination display column 145 (that is, in the post-inspection denomination display column 145). In addition, the unreadable currency number column 147 is located.

  By the way, the unreadable coin number column 147 and the unreadable coin abnormal discharge display column 149 printed on the receipts 140 and 140-2 may be displayed in the re-examination result display screen G8 shown in FIG.

  FIG. 20 is a schematic flow chart when the closing processing (register closing processing) is performed in the product sales data processing device 1. This closing process flow is a process flow of prohibiting the closing process and giving priority to the rechecking when the closing process is instructed in a state where the rechecking is necessary. In this way, if the closing process is performed despite the need for re-examination, there will be an error in the sales amount and the recovery amount (generally called a miscalculation). This is because there is a possibility that it may not be clear whether an error has occurred due to the cause. That is, as shown in FIG. 20, when the CPU 11 receives that the instruction button of the closing process (not shown) displayed on the touch panel 17 of the POS terminal 10 is pressed (step ST6-1), the CPU 11 causes the change. It is determined whether or not the information indicating that the reexamination is necessary is acquired from the machine 50 (step ST6-2), and if it is not acquired, the closing process is performed as it is (step ST6-4). On the other hand, if it has been acquired, it is determined whether or not the reexamination has already been performed (step ST6-3), and if it has been performed, the closing process is performed (step ST6-4). On the other hand, in step ST6-3, when the re-examination is not performed, the touch panel 17 displays (notifies) that the re-examination is necessary (step ST6-5), without performing the closing process, This process ends. In addition, in step ST6-3, when re-inspection is not performed, it may be configured to return to the top of step ST6-3 to wait for execution of the closing process until re-inspection is performed. Also in that case, it is preferable to display (notify) on the touch panel 17 that the reexamination is necessary.

  That is, according to this processing flow, re-examination is required, but when the processing is not performed and the instruction for the closing processing is issued, the touch panel 17 needs to be re-examined as described above. Notifying that effect and prohibiting the closing process. As a result, the re-examination can be surely performed before the closing process. Also, in the case of automatic closing processing, if re-examination required information is acquired, re-examination will be automatically performed, and information before and after re-examination will also be output automatically. Is also good.

  Although the embodiments of the present invention have been described above, the present invention is not limited to the above embodiments, and various modifications can be made within the scope of the claims and the technical idea described in the specification and drawings. It is possible. It should be noted that any configuration not directly described in the specification and drawings is within the scope of the technical idea of the present invention as long as the effects and advantages of the present invention are achieved. For example, in the above-described embodiment, the result of the recalculation when there is a difference in the existing height information before and after the recalculation (reexamination) is configured to be output to both the screen of the touch panel and the receipt. Although it is possible to easily and accurately recognize the occurrence of the difference and the state of the difference, the present invention is not limited to this, and only the screen display or the receipt issuance may be performed. Further, in the above-described embodiment, the device in which the registration device and the settlement device are integrated is used as the POS terminal, but the same can be applied when the both are separated.

  Further, in the above example, an example in which the close inspection button G21 and the display G23 of "Fishing machine indefiniteness undetermined" is displayed on the cashier change machine bulletin screen G2 has been shown. G23, etc.) may be displayed at a necessary timing on a screen other than the cashier changer bulletin screen G2, for example, may be displayed in the main menu screen G1 of FIG. Further, the output unit may output only those having a difference before and after the recalculation, and may not output those having no difference. In addition, "the amount of money in the change machine" is the same as "the amount of money that the POS terminal has". The output print data is stored in the electronic journal in the same form as the output image.

  Further, the above description and the embodiments shown in the drawings can be combined with each other as long as there is no contradiction in the purpose and the configuration. Moreover, even if a part of the above description and the description of each drawing can be an independent embodiment, the embodiment of the present invention is one embodiment combining the above description and each drawing. It is not limited to.

1 Product sales data processing device 10 POS terminal (data processing unit)
11 CPU 13 ROM
15 RAM 17 Touch panel (display unit, output unit)
19 Customer side display section 21 Print output section (output section)
23 key operation unit 25 scanner unit 27 communication unit 29 bus 31 drawer 50 change machine (automatic change ticket machine)
51 CPU 53 ROM
55 RAM 57 Solenoid control unit 59 Communication unit 61 Motor control unit 63 Sensor control unit 65 Bus 67 Solenoid 68 Motor 69 Sensor 71 Control unit 73 Currency storage unit 75 Transport unit 751 Deposit money type breakdown detection unit 753 Disbursed money type breakdown detection unit 77 Banknote input part 79 Coin input part 81 Banknote payout part 83 Coin payout part 100 POS system 110 Management device 130 Network 140 Receipt 140-2 Receipt 141 Cash register number 143 Pre-examination denomination display field 145 Post-examination denomination display field 147 Unreadable currency number column 149 Unreadable currency abnormal discharge display column 210 LAN G1 Main menu screen G11 Sales speed report button G12 Sales check button G13 Sales settlement button G2 Cash register change machine flash report screen G21 Detailed check button G23 Display G 5 Coin bill switching button G3 Sales inspection (payment) screen G31 Fishing machine re-examination button G4 Re-examination screen G41 All buttons G42 Banknotes only button G43 Coins only button G44 Execution button G5 Re-examination execution confirmation screen G51 Approval button G52 Non-approval button G6 Running screen G7 Unreadable currency detection display and password input screen G8 Re-examination result display screen G81 Excessive information after re-examination (after recalculation) G83 Excessive information before re-examination (before recalculation) G85 With supplementary number Difference G87 Near end set number G89 Filling ratio display G91 Coin banknote switch button

Claims (3)

Display means,
Receiving means for receiving the failure information detected by the change machine,
Re-examination instruction means for instructing the change machine to recalculate the amount of money,
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When the receiving unit receives the failure information, the operation for executing the re-inspection instruction unit is validated ,
The receiving means further receives the presence / absence of unreadable money from the change machine whose amount has been recalculated by the reexamination instruction means, and if the change machine has the unreadable money, the change machine cannot read the change. A commodity sales data processing device comprising discharge instruction means for instructing to discharge money from the change machine . The product sales data processing device according to claim 1 , wherein the discharge instruction unit can be executed by inputting a password. Claim 1, wherein the unreadable money quantity, and when the change-flight the unrecognizable in money is accommodated, and the case has been discharged, characterized in that it comprises a printing means for printing to be discriminated Alternatively, the product sales data processing device according to claim 2 .

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