JP6750337B2 - Cash processing equipment - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a cash processing apparatus, and can be applied to, for example, a depositing/dispensing machine that is installed in distribution and commercial facilities such as retail stores and supermarkets, dispenses change such as cash registers, and deposits sales proceeds.

At the present time, the depositing/dispensing machine receives a deposit of a sales amount (cash including change and sales amount) by an operation from an operator (a cashier in charge) and performs a process of storing the cash.

The deposited cash (for example, coins) is inserted into a coin supply unit (a functional unit that separates and sends out coins one by one) via a predetermined insertion port. At this time, it is often the case that the operator cannot add the coins all at once, but inserts additional coins. When the additional depositing of coins is delayed, the depositing/dispensing machine stops driving the coin supply unit and counts only the coins already deposited. In other words, the deposit is insufficient, and the operator is required to redo the deposit operation.

Therefore, conventionally, various depositing and dispensing machines have been proposed in order to solve the above problems. For example, in the depositing/dispensing machine described in Patent Document 1, the coin supply unit is continuously driven immediately after the start of depositing. Then, while the coin supply unit is continuously driven, if the coin is not detected by the input coin detection means and the coin identification counting unit for a predetermined time, the coin supply unit is not stopped immediately but is intermittently driven. Switch to the state that you want to. The coins inserted during the intermittent driving are moved to the coin identification/counting unit by the intermittent driving of the coin supply unit. Therefore, even if the coins are slightly delayed, they can be accepted as the target of the deposit transaction.

JP, 2004-355123, A

However, in the depositing/dispensing machine described in Patent Document 1, when the operation of the depositing/dispensing machine by the operator is not detected for a certain period of time, the intermittent drive of the coin supply unit is also stopped. Will not be accepted as a deposit transaction target. Therefore, the operator has to perform the deposit transaction again.

Therefore, there is a demand for a cash processing device that can efficiently perform a deposit transaction.

The present invention is, in a cash processing apparatus for performing a deposit process, (1) a counting unit that counts the deposited cash, and (2) a deposit amount that is a cash amount to be deposited based on the deposit process, and the counting unit. When it is found that the counted amount of money is smaller than the received amount of money by comparing with the counted amount of cash counted by, the control for causing the counting means to perform counting of cash again at the first predetermined timing And (3) display means for displaying information associated with the deposit processing, and (4) the first predetermined timing is after completion of the counting processing by the counting means. The timing is the time during which the counting result of the counting process is displayed on the display means.

According to the present invention, it is possible to efficiently perform a deposit transaction.

It is the block diagram shown about the functional composition of the cash-receipt-and-disbursement machine concerning a 1st embodiment. It is a flow chart which shows processing at the time of payment of sales in a cash-receipt-and-disbursement machine concerning a 1st embodiment. It is a figure which shows the screen example of the banknote coin insertion screen which concerns on 1st Embodiment. It is a figure which shows the example of a screen during a counting which concerns on 1st Embodiment. It is a figure which shows the example of a payment amount confirmation screen which concerns on 1st Embodiment (the 1). It is a figure which shows the screen example (the 2) of the deposit amount confirmation screen which concerns on 1st Embodiment. It is a figure which shows the example of a payment amount confirmation screen which concerns on 1st Embodiment (the 3). It is a figure which shows the screen example (the 1) of the deposit amount excess/deficiency confirmation screen which concerns on 1st Embodiment. It is a figure which shows the screen example (the 2) of the deposit amount excess/deficiency confirmation screen which concerns on 1st Embodiment. It is a figure which shows the screen example (the 3) of the deposit amount excess/deficiency confirmation screen which concerns on 1st Embodiment. It is a figure which shows the example of a screen of the screen in storage which concerns on 1st Embodiment. It is a figure which shows the example of a screen during the return which concerns on 1st Embodiment. It is a figure which shows the screen example of the return screen which concerns on 1st Embodiment. It is a flow chart which shows processing at the time of payment of sales in a cash-receipt-and-disbursement machine concerning a 2nd embodiment.

(A) First Embodiment Hereinafter, a first embodiment of a cash processing apparatus according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. Below, the example in case the cash processing apparatus of this invention is applied to a cash-receipt-and-disbursement machine is explained.

(A-1) Configuration of First Embodiment FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a functional configuration of a depositing/dispensing machine of the first embodiment. The external appearance of the depositing/dispensing machine 10 shown in FIG. 1 is an example, and some components may be omitted, added, or changed.

The depositing/dispensing machine 10 is installed in, for example, a distribution or commercial facility such as a retail store or a supermarket, dispenses change such as cash register, and deposits sales proceeds. Transactions, “counting transactions”, “replenishment transactions”, “sampling transactions”, “settlement transactions”, and “collection transactions” are supported. In addition, in this embodiment, it is assumed that the transactions corresponding to the depositing/dispensing machine 10 include at least a “sales deposit transaction”.

As shown in FIG. 1, the depositing/dispensing machine 10 includes a banknote slot 101, a banknote temporary holding section 102, a banknote discriminating section 103, a 10,000-ticket cassette 104, a five-thousand ticket cassette 105, a thousand-ticket cassette 106, and a sales collection cassette 107. Rejection unit 108, coin slot 109, coin discrimination unit 110, coin temporary holding unit 111, withdrawal hopper 112, coin withdrawal box 113, coin return box 114, coin collection box 115, card reader unit 116, operation display unit 117 And a control unit 118 as control means. The bill discriminating unit 103 and the coin discriminating unit 110 are examples of counting means.

The operation display unit 117 as a display unit includes the functions of a display unit that displays a display screen for guiding the operation by the user and a detection unit that is operated by the operator and detects the operation. .. The function as the display unit is realized by, for example, a liquid crystal display (LCD) device or an OLED (Organic Light Emitting Diode) device. The function as the operation detection unit is realized by, for example, a touch panel or operation buttons.

The control unit 118 controls each processing performed by each unit of the depositing/dispensing machine 10 based on the transaction type, the number of inserted cash, and the like input to the operation display unit 117.

The control unit 118 provides a transaction process to the operator by accepting an operation from the operator and performing an authentication process for the operator using the operation display unit 117 and the card reader unit 116 as an operator interface. In addition, the control unit 118 performs processing of depositing/withdrawing cash (coins and/or banknotes) according to the content of the transaction with the operator.

As described above, the control unit 118 of this embodiment is assumed to be compatible with each transaction described above. The “change withdrawal transaction” is a transaction for withdrawing change from cash stored as change fund. Further, the “sales deposit transaction” is a transaction for accepting deposit of cash including change and sales (for example, cash stored in a cash register). The “counting transaction” is a transaction for discriminating and counting the input cash and outputting the result. A "replenishment transaction" is a transaction that accepts replenishment of change fund. The “settlement aggregation transaction” is a transaction in which sales proceeds are aggregated based on transaction history (change-withdrawal transactions, sales receipt transactions, etc.) and the proceeds are transferred to the sales collection cassette 107 and the coin collection box 115. The “withdrawal transaction” is a transaction for withdrawing all the banknotes/coins in the device for cash scrutiny, or the banknotes/coins of a recycling cassette that is likely to overflow due to excessive deposit, by withdrawing. The “collection transaction” is a transaction in which the sales amount is transferred to the sales recovery cassette 107 as a sales transfer amount and recovered.

In addition, in the control unit 118 of this embodiment, cash can be stored (held) in the 10,000-ticket cassette 104, the 5000-ticket cassette 105, the 1000-ticket cassette 106, the sales collection cassette 107, the reject unit 108, and the dispensing hopper 112. Therefore, the number and total amount of cash stored in each component are managed for each denomination.

The banknote insertion slot 101 is an insertion slot for an operator to deposit a banknote, a dispensing slot for dispensing a banknote to an operator in a change dispensing transaction, and a banknote to be returned to the operator in canceling a sales deposit transaction. , Also serves as a return port for returning a banknote whose deposit has been rejected to the operator.

The banknote temporary holding unit 102 temporarily stacks banknotes at the time of deposit counting and at the time of making sales.

The bill discriminating unit 103 discriminates the authenticity, denomination, and damage of the inserted bills.

The million-ticket cassette 104, the five-thousand ticket cassette 105, and the thousand-ticket cassette 106 are used to store ten thousand tickets, five-thousand tickets, and thousand-tickets, respectively, as change fund, and each of them is composed of a so-called recycling cassette. I shall. Below, the million-ticket cassette 104, the five-thousand ticket cassette 105, and the thousand-ticket cassette 106 will be collectively referred to simply as "recycle cassettes". Banknotes that are discriminated from genuine bills by sales receipt are stored in a recycling cassette and are withdrawn from the recycling cassette when the change is dispensed. Further, the depositing/dispensing machine 10 may include, in place of the million-ticket cassette 104, the five-thousand ticket cassette 105, and the thousand-ticket cassette 106, ones corresponding to various banknotes to be handled by the depositing/dispensing machine 10.

The sales collection cassette 107 moves and stores the sales money from the ten thousand ticket cassette 104, the five thousand ticket cassette 105, and the thousand note cassette 106 at the time of settlement. In addition, at the time of depositing sales, the inserted banknotes are directly stored from the banknote insertion slot 101.

The reject unit 108 moves to the sales collection cassette 107 from the cassette for reject bill when storing the bill in the recycle cassette from the bill temporary holding unit 102 at the time of receipt of sales, the reject bill when dispensing change from the cassette, and the sales collection cassette 107 for making sales proceeds. It is a stack of rejected banknotes.

The coin slot 109 is an slot for the operator to deposit coins.

The coin discriminating unit 110 discriminates the authenticity, denomination, and damage of the inserted coins.

The coin temporary holding unit 111 temporarily accumulates coins at the time of counting deposits.

The withdrawal hopper 112 stores a change fund for coins.

The coins identified as normal by the receipt of sales are stored in the dispensing hopper 112, and are dispensed from the dispensing hopper 112 when the change is dispensed.

The coin dispensing box 113 is a coin dispensing port for dispensing coins to an operator in a change dispensing transaction. The depositing/dispensing machine 10 corresponds to a plurality of types of coin dispensing boxes 113. The operator can set the coin dispensing box 113 selected in accordance with the use and the number of dispensed coins in the depositing/dispensing machine 10.

The coin return box 114 is for returning coins by canceling a counting transaction and a sales deposit transaction described later.

The coin collection box 115 moves and stores the proceeds from the withdrawal hopper 112 at the time of settlement and collection.

The 10,000-ticket cassette 104, the 5,000-ticket cassette 105, the thousand-ticket cassette 106, the sales collection cassette 107, the withdrawal hopper 112, and the coin collection box 115 may be provided with a key in order to enhance security.

The card reader unit 116 reads information written in a cashier card, an ID card, or the like at the start of a transaction. The information written on the cashier card or the ID card includes, for example, information such as a name for identifying the operator who uses the card, and information on the types of transactions that can be performed. Further, the cash processing apparatus of the present invention may be provided with a fingerprint recognition unit for recognizing a fingerprint and a personal identification number input unit for inputting a personal identification number, instead of the card reader unit.

Next, the content (characteristic part of this embodiment) of the “sales deposit transaction” performed by the deposit/withdrawal machine 10 (control unit 118) will be described.

In response to the operator's operation, the control unit 118 accepts the input of cash (“change+cash of cash”) from the slot (the banknote slot 101 and the coin slot 109) when the sales deposit transaction is started. The discrimination unit (the bill discriminating unit 103 and the coin discriminating unit 110) performs discrimination processing, and the cash that has been discriminated as normal is accumulated and counted in the temporary holding unit (the bill temporary holding unit 102 and the coin temporary holding unit 111) for recycling. Each component is controlled so as to be stored in the cassette and the dispensing hopper 112.

By the way, the control unit 118 terminates the cash counting process when the operator leans on the cash input (when a predetermined time internally managed has elapsed) while the cash counting screen described later is displayed. , The payment amount confirmation screen described later is displayed. Usually, after the deposit amount confirmation screen is displayed, it is considered that the counting process is completed, and at this point, additional cash is not deposited.

However, the operator may throw in cash at a delicate timing when the cash counting screen shifts to the deposit confirmation screen. In this case, the depositing/dispensing machine 10 (control unit 118) is in a state where the cash counting process is completed and the sales deposit transaction is completed. If nothing is done at such a delicate timing, it will confuse the operator who feels that he has invested enough cash (in the end, he must force another sales deposit transaction). become).

Therefore, the control unit 118 of the present embodiment accepts the cash input at the delicate timing as described above, and when it is determined that the deposit amount is insufficient after the completion of the cash counting of the input cash, the cash is input. Only when the counting process of 1 is performed for the first time, the counting process is executed again. Note that this re-counting process may be performed as long as the number of determinations of the cash counting process does not exceed a predetermined number (this number may be internally managed by a threshold value).

(A-2) Operation of the First Embodiment Next, the operation of the processing at the time of depositing the sales in the depositing/dispensing machine 10 according to the first embodiment will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 2 is a flow chart showing a process at the time of depositing a sales amount in the depositing/dispensing machine according to the first embodiment.

First, an operator who wishes to make a sales/deposit transaction operates the operation screen displayed on the operation/display unit 117 of the deposit/withdrawal machine 10 to select the sales/deposit transaction. At this time, the depositing/dispensing machine 10 (control unit 118) obtains the sales amount related to the cash register of the operator by communicating with a higher-level device (not shown) that manages the sales amount at each store (S101). .. The host device is an example of an external device.

The control unit 118 displays a bill coin insertion screen on the operation display unit 117 (S102).

FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating a screen example of a bill coin insertion screen according to the first embodiment. The banknote coin insertion screen T1 illustrated in FIG. 3 is capable of displaying information regarding sales receipts. The bill coin insertion screen T1 is a sum of both the "deposited designated amount" indicating the sales amount notified from the higher-level device and the "requirement change refund amount" indicating the change amount already paid out at the cash register (that is, It has a "total deposit amount" that indicates the deposit amount.

When the control unit 118 accepts the insertion of cash through the bill insertion slot 101 and the coin insertion slot 109, it displays a counting screen on the operation display unit 117 (S103). FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a screen example of a counting screen according to the first embodiment. The counting screen T2 illustrated in FIG. 3 is for visually notifying the operator that cash is being counted.

When the control unit 118 performs the discrimination processing by the discrimination unit and collects and counts the cash discriminated as normal in the temporary holding unit, the total deposit amount as the counting result and the above-mentioned higher-level device notifies it. The total deposit amount" (FIG. 3) is compared (S104). When the counting result of the inserted cash matches the “total deposit amount” notified from the higher-level device, the control unit 118 proceeds to the process of step S105 described later, and when it exceeds the “total deposit amount”. In step S108, which will be described later, the processing proceeds to step S112, which will be described later.

When it is determined by the processing in step S104 described above that the cash counting result matches the “total deposit amount”, the control unit 118 displays a deposit amount confirmation screen (match) on the operation display unit 117. (S105).

FIG. 5 is a diagram showing a screen example (No. 1) of the deposit amount confirmation screen according to the first embodiment. The deposit amount confirmation screen T3 illustrated in FIG. 5 can display the deposited amount information. The deposit amount confirmation screen T3 has “current deposit” indicating the amount deposited this time and “total deposit amount” indicating the total amount deposited including the past. In the example of FIG. 5, it is shown that the “total deposit amount” actually input matches the “total deposit amount” (FIG. 3) notified from the host device at 70,000 yen.

When a confirmation button (not shown) is pressed, the control unit 118 displays a deposit amount excess/deficiency confirmation screen (coincidence) on the operation display unit 117 (S106).

FIG. 8 is a diagram showing a screen example (No. 1) of the deposit amount excess/deficiency confirmation screen according to the first embodiment. The deposit amount excess/deficiency confirmation screen T6 illustrated in FIG. 8 can display information regarding excess or deficiency of the deposited amount. The deposit amount excess/deficiency confirmation screen T6 displays the “total deposit amount” indicating the total amount of deposits, the “deposited amount designated” indicating the sales amount notified from the higher-level device, and the change amount dispensed at the cash register. Indicates the amount of change required to be returned, the excess or deficiency of the total deposit amount (the value obtained by subtracting the "total deposit amount" that is the actual deposit amount from the "total deposit amount" notified from the host device) Have “overs and shorts”. In the example of FIG. 8, “excess/shortage” is 0 yen, and it can be seen that it matches the “total deposit amount” notified from the host device.

When the confirmation button is pressed, the control unit 118 displays the storing screen on the operation display unit 117 (S107). FIG. 11 is a diagram showing a screen example of a storing screen according to the first embodiment. The in-storage screen T9 illustrated in FIG. 11 visually notifies the operator that the counted cash is being stored in the apparatus.

The control unit 118 performs control to store the cash in the recycling cassette and the dispensing hopper 112, and then ends the current sales deposit transaction.

On the other hand, when the control unit 118 determines that the cash counting result exceeds the “total deposit amount” by the processing in step S104 described above, the deposit amount confirmation screen (excess) is displayed on the operation display unit 117. Is displayed (S108).

FIG. 6 is a diagram showing a screen example (No. 2) of the deposit amount confirmation screen according to the first embodiment. The deposit amount confirmation screen T4 illustrated in FIG. 6 has the same components as the deposit amount confirmation screen T3 of FIG. 5 described above. In the example of FIG. 6, the “total deposit amount” is more than the “total deposit amount” (FIG. 3) notified from the host device (1,000 yen more than 70,000 yen, 71,000 yen). )It is shown.

When a confirmation button (not shown) is pressed, the control unit 118 displays a deposit amount excess/deficiency confirmation screen (excess) on the operation display unit 117 (S109).

FIG. 9 is a diagram showing a screen example (No. 2) of the deposit amount excess/deficiency confirmation screen according to the first embodiment. The deposit amount excess/deficiency confirmation screen T7 illustrated in FIG. 9 has the same components as the deposit amount excess/deficiency confirmation screen T6 of FIG. 8 described above. In the example of FIG. 9, the “surplus/deficiency” is 1,000 yen, and the counted “total deposit amount” is in excess of the “total deposit amount” (FIG. 3) notified from the host device. I understand things.

When the confirmation button is pressed, the control unit 118 displays the returning screen on the operation display unit 117 (S110). FIG. 12 is a diagram showing a screen example of a returning screen according to the first embodiment. The returning screen T10 illustrated in FIG. 12 is for visually notifying the operator that the inserted cash is being returned.

The control unit 118 displays the return screen on the operation display unit 117 after performing control to move the cash from the temporary holding unit to the bill insertion slot 101 and the coin return box 114 (S111). FIG. 13 is a diagram illustrating a screen example of a return screen according to the first embodiment. The return screen T11 illustrated in FIG. 13 notifies the operator of the collection of the returned cash.

On the other hand, when it is determined by the processing in step S104 described above that the cash counting result exceeds the "total deposit amount", the control unit 118 determines that the cash counting process in the current sales and deposit transaction is 1 It is determined whether or not it is the first time (in other words, whether or not additional deposit is performed) (S112). The control unit 118 may determine whether or not the cash counting process has exceeded a predetermined number of times (for example, two times). When the cash counting process in the current sales and payment transaction is the first time, the control unit 118 returns to the process of step S103 described above and accepts the cash deposit for a predetermined time. At this time, the control unit 118 may display on the operation display unit 117 a screen indicating that recounting is in progress.

The control unit 118 displays the deposit amount confirmation screen (insufficiency) on the operation display unit 117 when the cash counting process in the present sales deposit transaction is not the first time by the process of step S112 described above (S113).

FIG. 7 is a diagram showing a screen example (No. 3) of the deposit amount confirmation screen according to the first embodiment. The deposit amount confirmation screen T5 illustrated in FIG. 7 has the same components as the deposit amount confirmation screen T3 of FIG. 5 described above. In the example of FIG. 7, the “total deposit amount” is less than the “total deposit amount” (FIG. 3) notified from the host device (1,500 yen less than 70,000 yen, 68,500 yen). It is shown.

When a confirmation button (not shown) is pressed, the control unit 118 displays a deposit amount excess/deficiency confirmation screen (insufficiency) on the operation display unit 117 (S114).

FIG. 10 is a diagram showing a screen example (No. 3) of the deposit amount excess/deficiency confirmation screen according to the first embodiment. The deposit amount excess/deficiency confirmation screen T8 illustrated in FIG. 10 has the same components as those of the deposit amount excess/deficiency confirmation screen T6 of FIG. 8 described above, and has an additional deposit button for starting the process of additional deposit. In the example of FIG. 9, “excess/shortage” is −1,500 yen, and the counted “total deposit amount” is less than the “total deposit amount” (FIG. 3) notified from the host device. I understand things. When the cancel button (not shown) is pressed, the control unit 118 proceeds to the process of step S110 described above, and when the additional deposit button is pressed, the control unit 118 proceeds to the process of step S103 described above.

(A-3) Effects of First Embodiment As described above, according to the first embodiment, when the operator is counting the cash, for example, when collecting coins remaining in the cash storage bag. Even when coins are thrown in at the timing of wobbling and counting, if the counting process is the first time (Yes in step S112), the cash counting process is performed again, so that the deposit transaction is redone (or It is no longer necessary to make additional payment. That is, the operability of the depositing/dispensing machine 10 is improved, and the operator can efficiently perform the deposit transaction.

(B) Second Embodiment Hereinafter, a second embodiment of the cash processing apparatus according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. Below, the example in case the cash processing apparatus of this invention is applied to a cash-receipt-and-disbursement machine is explained.

(B-1) Configuration of Second Embodiment The configuration of the depositing/dispensing machine 10A of the second embodiment can also be shown using FIG. 1 similarly to the first embodiment.

Below, the structure of 10 A of deposit/withdrawal machines of 2nd Embodiment is demonstrated focusing on difference with 1st Embodiment.

In the control unit 118 of the first embodiment, when the operator presses the cancel button after displaying the deposit amount excess/deficiency confirmation screen T8 due to insufficient deposit amount, cash return processing is performed. On the other hand, in the control unit 118A of the second embodiment, if the cancel button is pressed by the operator after displaying the deposit amount excess/deficiency confirmation screen T8, whether or not the cancellation process (pressing the cancel button) is the first time. The determination is made, and in the case of the first time, the process of step S103 is performed again in the same manner as the process of step S112 described above.

(B-2) Operation of Second Embodiment Next, the operation of the processing at the time of payment of sales in the depositing/dispensing machine 10A according to the second embodiment will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 14 is a flow chart showing a process at the time of depositing a sales amount in the depositing/dispensing machine according to the first embodiment. Note that, in FIG. 14, description of the processes of steps S1101 to S111 common to FIG. 2 will be omitted. Below, it demonstrates centering on step S201 which is the process added from FIG. Step S201 is a process executed when the operator presses the cancel button after displaying the deposit amount excess/deficiency confirmation screen T8 (step S114).

The depositing/dispensing machine 10A (control unit 118A) determines whether or not the canceling process (pressing the cancel button) is the first time (S201). The control unit 118A may determine whether or not the number of times of cancellation processing exceeds a predetermined number (for example, 2 times). When the number of times of the cancellation process in the current sales deposit transaction is the first time, the control unit 118A returns to the process of step S103 described above, and accepts the cash deposit for a predetermined time. At this time, the control unit 118A may display on the operation display unit 117 a screen indicating that recounting is in progress.

When the number of times of the cancellation process in the current sales deposit transaction is not the first time due to the process of step S201, the control unit 118A executes the above-described step S110.

(B-3) Effects of Second Embodiment As described above, according to the second embodiment, the following effects are obtained in addition to the first embodiment. In the second embodiment, the depositing/dispensing machine 10A (the control unit 118A) performs the cash counting process (only the first cancellation) when the cancel button of the deposit excess/deficiency confirmation screen is pressed. As a result, when the operator delays the cash input significantly, and when he/she recognizes the shortage of the cash for the first time after confirming the "payment amount excess/shortage confirmation screen" (when the cash is additionally recognized and recognized). However, it is possible to complete the process by one sales deposit transaction without improving the deposit amount (the operability is improved).

(C) Other Embodiments The present invention is not limited to each of the above-described embodiments, and modified embodiments as exemplified below can be cited.

(C-1) In the above embodiment, an example in which the cash processing device is applied to the depositing/dispensing machine 10 (10A) has been described, but the present invention is not limited to this, and various devices (for example, cash depositing/dispensing managing cash deposit/withdrawal). It can be applied to a money machine or a cash machine).

(C-2) In the above-described embodiment, the depositing/dispensing machine 10 (10A) obtains the sales amount related to the cashier of the operator by communicating with the host device that manages the sales amount at each store. .. Instead, the depositing/dispensing machine 10 (10A) acquires the sales amount by manually inputting the sales amount described in the slip output by the cash register by the operator through the operation display unit 117. Is also good.

10, 10A... Deposit/withdrawal machine, 101... Banknote insertion slot, 102... Banknote temporary holding section, 103... Banknote discrimination section, 104... Ten thousand note cassette, 105... Five thousand note cassette, 106... Thousand note cassette, 107... Sales collection Cassette, 108... Reject section, 109... Coin slot, 110... Coin discrimination section, 111... Coin temporary holding section, 112... Withdrawal hopper, 113... Coin withdrawal box, 114... Coin return box, 115... Coin collection box , 116... Card reader section, 117... Operation display section, 118, 118A... Control section.

Claims (4)

In a cash processing device that performs deposit processing,
A counting means for counting the cash deposited,
Based on the deposit process, the deposit amount, which is the amount of cash to be inserted, is compared with the counted amount of cash counted by the counting means, and when it is found that the counted amount is smaller than the deposited amount, A control means for controlling the counting means to count cash again at a first predetermined timing;
Display means for displaying information associated with the deposit process,
The cash processing apparatus, wherein the first predetermined timing is a timing after the counting process by the counting unit is completed and during which the counting result of the counting process is displayed on the display unit. When the counting process is less than a predetermined number of times, the control unit causes the counting unit to perform counting of cash again at the first predetermined timing, and when the counting process is a predetermined number of times or more, an addition is made. 2. The cash processing apparatus according to claim 1, further comprising: displaying a deposit amount excess/deficiency confirmation screen including a deposit button on the display means. The control unit controls the counting unit to count cash again at a second predetermined timing different from the first predetermined timing.
The second predetermined timing is a timing at which cancellation of the deposit process is accepted after displaying information indicating a shortage amount obtained by subtracting the counted amount from the deposit amount on the display means. The cash processing apparatus according to claim 1. The cash processing apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the deposit amount is a value acquired from an external device via a network.

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