JPH01134568A - Rejected money control system for voting ticket sale system - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To perform money storage processing to a cash control part, count/ arrangement processing at the cash control part, etc., at a high speed by storing a cashbox and the rejected money in the cash control part at an optional time point and independently of each other. CONSTITUTION:Cash corresponding to the voting tickets sold via a voting ticket vending machine 1 is counted by a cash counter CC of a cash work station 2 and stored in a cashbox 210. In this case, a rejected money slip 21b is produced for the produced rejected money. Then the sales amount of the voting tickets is controlled by means of the ticket 21b and a cashbox slip 21a which is produced when the cashbox 210 is excluded.

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] 〔overview〕 A voting ticket vending machine and a cash workstation.

Regarding the rejection money management method in a voting ticket sales system consisting of a cash management department and a host system, it is possible to eliminate the hassle of having to also pay rejection money when depositing money from a cash workstation to the cash management department. , with the aim of reducing the confirmation time due to early counting when paying the rejected money, the cash for the voting ticket sold at the voting ticket vending machine is collected at the cashier counter (CC) at the cash work station mentioned above. In order for the cash management section to manage the rejected money that is counted and deposited in the safe, the cash work stage is provided with means for inputting the amount of the rejected money and issuing a rejected money slip; After counting the cash at the cash counter (CC) and depositing it into the safe, there are two slips for voting tickets: the safe slip issued when the safe is removed, and the rejected money slip mentioned above. Configure to manage cash.

[Industrial application field]

The present invention relates to a rejection money management method in a voting ticket vending system comprising a voting ticket vending machine, a cash workstation, a cash management section, and a host system.

With the recent spread of voting ticket sales systems, the so-called totalizator systems, there is a desire to improve efficiency by mechanizing the cash management operations handled here. Since the management of cash generated when counting and storing money in a safe (CG) requires manual management, an efficient management method has become necessary.

[Prior art and problems to be solved by the invention] FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating a conventional transfer money management system.

Normally, in a voting ticket sales system, voting tickets are sold to customers by the voting ticket vending machine 1 based on instructions from the host system 4, and the sales money (cash) obtained at this time is The operator of the vending machine 1 counts the cash by inputting it into the cash counter (CC) 21 provided in the cash workstation 2 for each of the plurality of voting ticket vending machines 1. Cash is stored in the safe 210, and the counting data is input into the computer system (personal computer) 23° of the workstation.

At this time, the operator or the like manually inputs the cash 211 rejected by the cash counter (CC) 21 into the personal computer 23.

On the other hand, in the personal computer 23, the voting ticket vending machine 1
The reader/writer 22 reads out the payment ticket information issued by the operator, and checks the counting data from the cash counter (CC) 21 and the manually input data or the deposit money 211 for each operator. do.

Here, if they do not match, the personal computer 23 of the cash workstation 2 outputs a message to that effect via the reader/writer 22 or to a display device (not shown).

Then, when the series of deposit processing is completed and the operator of the cash workstation 2 removes the safe 210, the personal computer 23 uses the removal as a trigger signal to collect all deposits from the plurality of operators. A receipt (so-called receipt) 220 is issued via the reader/writer 22, in which the total amount of the amount in the warehouse and the amount to be rejected is printed in a journal.

Therefore, since the cumulative total of the amount stored in the safe 210 up to that time and the rejected amount is printed on the receipt, the operator of the cash workstation 2 manually creates a breakdown list of the rejected money 211. After creating it with
The user takes the receipt, the safe 210, the rejected money 211, and the list of details of the rejected money, and pays the money to the cash management section 3.

In other words, in the conventional method, the rejected money 211 must always be paid at the same time as the payment to the safe 210, and if the cash management section 3 accepts only the safe 210, the receipt and the safe All that is required is confirmation, but if there is a rejected money 211, the acceptor has to manually count the money in the presence of the payer, which takes time.

In view of the above-mentioned conventional drawbacks, the present invention provides a voting ticket vending machine, a cash workstation, and a cash management section.

To eliminate the inconvenience of having to pay reject money every time a deposit is made to a safe when paying reject money to a cash management department in a reject money management method in a voting ticket sales system that includes a host system. In addition, it is an object of the present invention to provide a rejection money management system that reduces the time required for checking by manual counting when paying the rejected money.

[Means for solving problems]

FIG. 1 is a conceptual diagram of the inject money management system of the present invention.

In the present invention, in a voting ticket vending system comprising a voting ticket vending machine 1, a cash workstation 2, a cash management section 3, and a host system 4, cash for voting tickets sold by the voting ticket vending machine 1 is provided. In the cash workstation 2, the cash management section 3 manages the cash generated when the money is counted by the cash counter (CC) 21 and paid to the safe 210 in the cash workstation 2. , a means for inputting the amount of the rejected money and issuing a rejected money slip 21b is provided, and after the cash is counted by the cash counter (CC) 21 and deposited into the safe 210, when the safe is removed. The system is configured to manage cash for voting tickets using two vouchers: the safe voucher 21a issued in 2013 and the rejected gold voucher 21b.

[Effect]

That is, according to the present invention, in a voting ticket vending system comprising a voting ticket vending machine, a cash workstation, a cash management section, and a host system, cash for voting tickets sold by the voting ticket vending machine is A safe slip field that is generated when counting money at the cash counter (CC) in the cash workstation and disbursing it to a safe, or when a rejected money slip is issued for rejected money and is issued when the safe is removed; Since the sales proceeds of voting tickets are managed using the two slips of the above-mentioned rejected money slips, the safe and the rejected money can be paid to the cash management department at any time independently of each other. This can speed up payment processing to the cash management department, counting and sorting processing in the cash management department, and if the slips are made magnetic, for example, the processing in the cash management department can be mechanized. It has the effect of being able to go online.

〔Example〕

Embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the drawings.

The above-mentioned FIG. 1 is a conceptual diagram of the rejected money management system of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a diagram schematically showing an embodiment of the present invention.
are the means necessary to carry out the present invention. Note that the same reference numerals refer to the same objects throughout the plan.

Hereinafter, with reference to FIG. 1 and FIG. 2, a rejection money management system in the voting ticket sales system of the present invention will be explained.

Even if the present invention is implemented, the operator in charge of the voting ticket vending machine 1 sells voting tickets to customers, and the sales proceeds are transferred to the cash counter (CC) 2 of the cash workstation 2.
The operation to input in 1 is not particularly different from the conventional method, so it is omitted here.
CC) Reject money generated when entering 21
The explanation will focus on the processing for 1.

First, regarding the safe slip world, when the safe 210 is removed from the cash counter (CC) 21 in the same way as in the conventional method, the input/output unit (IDU) 24 connected to the cash counter (CC) 21 , the amount of money in the safe 210 based on the count data sent out and accumulated from the safe 210 until then.

The safe number etc. are printed and, for example, a magnetized safe slip field 21a is issued.

The operator of the voting ticket vending machine 1 may use the input/output device (IDU) at any time to handle the eject money 211 that is generated when the above sales money is deposited into the cash counter 21.
) By inputting the rejected amount in step 24 and pressing the reject money slip issue key, the cumulative amount to be rejected at that point is printed and, for example, the rejected money slip 21b is printed out or magnetized. be done.

To explain the above operation using the embodiment shown in FIG. 2, the clerk at the cash workstation 2
) 21, and when replacing the safe 210, the input/output unit fi (IDU) 24 is triggered by removing the safe 210 from the cash counter (CC) 21. , a safe slip ticket (safety slip) 21a is issued based on the count data input up to that time. (Refer to Steps 50 and 51) Also, regarding the rejected money 211, the operator of the voting ticket vending machine 1 inputs the rejected money 211 into the input/output unit (IDU) at any time.
By inputting the rejected amount in step 24 and pressing the reject money slip issuing key, a reject total price ticket 21b relating to the cumulative reject amount at that time is issued. (See Steps 52 and 53.) Therefore, when the safe 210 is removed, by inputting the data on the remaining ejected money and pressing the key, you can include the ejected money corresponding to the removed safe. A cumulative total price ticket 21b is issued.

At this point, the clerk or the like of the cash work stage 4-2 removes the core from the safe 210 and the safe slip (safety slip) 21a.
Then, the user takes the rejected money 211 and the rejected combined price voucher (rejected cash voucher) 21b and pays the money to the cash management section 3.

However, by implementing the present invention, the rejected money 2
11 can be handled independently from the safe 210, so as mentioned above, it is not necessarily necessary to make payments together with the safe 210, and according to instructions from the cash management department 3, the cash management section 3 is relatively empty. You may also pay the transfer fee at that time.

In this way, the present invention provides a voting ticket issuing system that
When selling voting tickets with a voting ticket vending machine and depositing the proceeds into the cash counter (CG) and depositing them into the safe, the cash counter (CC) may reject or reject the rejected proceeds. The system is characterized by the provision of a means for issuing rejected cash vouchers, which allows the rejected money to be paid to the cash management department at any time using the same procedure as the payment to the safe and independently of the payment to the safe. be.

〔Effect of the invention〕

As described above in detail, the rejected money management method in the voting ticket vending system of the present invention includes a voting ticket vending machine, a cash workstation, a cash management section, and a host system. The cash for the voting tickets sold by the voting ticket vending machine is transferred to the cash counter (C) at the cash workstation.
Reject combined value vouchers are issued for the rejected money generated when counting and depositing money into the safe in step C), and the safe deposit vouchers issued when the safe is removed, and the above-mentioned rejected combined value vouchers. The money from the sale of voting tickets is managed using two slips, so it is easy to use as a safe.

The rejected money can be paid to the cash management department at any time independently of each other, and the payment processing to the cash management department and the counting and sorting processing in the cash management department can be speeded up.
For example, if the slip is made magnetic, processing in the cash management department can be mechanized and online.

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[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a conceptual diagram of the glue management method of the present invention. FIG. 2 is a diagram schematically showing an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating a conventional transfer money management system. It is. In the drawing, 1 is a voting ticket vending machine. 2. Cash workstation. 21 is a cash counter (CC), 210 is a safe, and 211 is a rejected money. 21a is a safe slip or safe ticket 7. 21b Reject combined price ticket 1 or reject cash voucher. 22 is a reader/writer 11; 220 is a receipt, -23 is a computer system or personal computer. 24 is an input/output device <IDII), and 3 is a cash management section.

Claims (1)

[Claims] Voting ticket vending machine (1) and cash workstation (2)
In a voting ticket vending system consisting of a cash management unit (3) and a host system (4), cash for voting tickets sold by the voting ticket vending machine (1) is transferred to the cash workstation (2). , count it with the cash counter (CC) (21) and put it in the safe (2).
In order for the cash management section (3) to manage the rejected money generated when paying the money to )
The cash counter (CC) (21) counts the cash and stores it in the safe (210).
It is characterized by managing cash for voting tickets using two slips: the safe slip (21a) issued when the safe is removed after the money is paid in, and the rejected gold slip (21b). Rejection money management method in the voting ticket sales system.