JPH02299869A - Slip processing device - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To make possible the replenishment of journal forms during any given time through a system outside the device without suspending the operation of an automatic accounting machine by permitting an independent journal processing device to be connected to the main system of the slip processing device. CONSTITUTION:A journal processing part 13 consists of a printer 15A which prints account data for each transaction on a journal form 16A loaded in roll. The part 13 winds journal form 14A around a takeup shaft 16A using a motor M1 after printing. A slip processing device 1 is applied to an automatic deposit payment machine ATM, and is connected to the main system 17 of ATM with wiring (a). In addition, the slip processing device 1 is of the same structure as the journal processing part 13 which is incorporated in the device 1. In other words, the journal form 14B is loaded in the slip processing device 1, and a printer 15B for printing the journal form 14B and a journal processing device 18 with a takeup shaft 16B driven by a motor M2 are connected to the main system 17 with wiring (b). Consequently, the detachable journal processing device 18 is independently connected to the journal processing device 1.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention (a) Industrial Application Field The present invention relates to a slip processing device built into an automatic teller machine such as an automatic teller machine, and more specifically relates to a slip processing device built into an automatic teller machine such as an automatic teller machine. The present invention relates to a slip processing device that reads transaction data during transaction processing and prints it on a journal or paper.

(b) Conventional technology automatic teller machine, for example, the above-mentioned automatic teller machine, as shown in FIG. A single device is constructed by connecting the slip processing device E in a subordinate manner.During a transaction, these devices A to E are driven to perform processing, and the slip processing device E processes the card used in the transaction. Rewrites card information and prints transaction data on statement slips and journal paper.

Therefore, the above-mentioned slip processing device usually includes a card processing section, a statement processing section, and a journal processing section, and the journal processing section is loaded with a roll of journal paper.

(c) Problems to be solved by the invention By the way, an automatic teller machine is loaded into a slip processing device - transactions are stopped when the roll of journal paper is used up, and the clerk starts a new one. Wait for the journal paper to be loaded and resume trading.

For this reason, the next journal paper can only be set at or just before the previous journal paper has been used, which narrowly limits the journal exchange timing. There were problems such as a limit on the number of transactions that could be made.

In view of this problem, the present invention allows a journal processing device that is independent from the main body of the slip processing device to be connected to the slip processing device, thereby making it possible to exchange journal paper at any time and to enable automatic transactions. To provide a slip processing device capable of increasing the number of machine transactions without being limited by the length of journal paper.

Means for Solving the Problems This invention is a slip processing device that reads transaction data in an automatic transaction machine and prints it on journal paper.
The present invention is characterized by a slip processing device to which a journal processing device independent and separate from the main body of the slip processing device can be connected.

(E) Effect According to the present invention, by connecting an external journal processing device to the slip processing device, for example, when the journal paper inside the slip processing device runs out, automatic switching to the external journal processing device is possible. Alternatively, by connecting a plurality of journal processing devices and switching between them, journal paper can be replenished without stopping the operation of the automatic transaction machine.

(f) Effect of invention Therefore, the following effects are achieved.

O-journal paper can be replenished at any time without stopping the automatic transaction machine and outside the slip processing device.

Since the automatic transaction machine does not have to be stopped to replenish journal paper, the operating time of the automatic transaction machine can be lengthened and the number of transactions can be increased accordingly.

Since the O-journal processing device is independent and separate, there are no restrictions on its installation location, and it can be laid out freely, including inside and outside the automatic transaction machine.

For example, in the case of an automatic teller machine, it is possible to print deposit and withdrawal transactions on separate journals, changing the printed journal for each transaction.

Even if the slip processing device itself becomes inoperable due to some malfunction, the journal processing device is independent, so
As an automatic teller machine, it is possible to perform bankbook deposit transactions, so there is no need to immediately stop transactions.

(g) Examples Embodiments of this invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 is a functional configuration diagram of a slip processing device 1 according to the present invention, in which a card reader 4 that reads card information from a card inserted from a card volatilization port 3 on the front of the device main body 2 is installed inside the device main body 2; It is equipped with an image sensor 5 that photographs the embossed code on the card surface of the card, a printer 7 that prints the embossed code copied by the image sensor 5, and transaction data on the statement slip 6, and also stores the statement slip 6 in an integrated manner. A statement storage section 8 for storing the statement statement, a pair of transport rollers 9, 9 for conveying the statement statement 6 from the statement statement storage section 8 to a printing position by the printer, and a statement discharge port on the front of the main body of the device to transport the printed statement slip 6. Conveyor belt 11 that conveys up to 10
, and a group of conveying rollers 12 . . . , and a journal processing section 13 is further provided.

This journal processing section 13 has a printer 15A that prints transaction data for each transaction on the loaded roll-shaped journal paper 14A, and after printing, the journal paper 14A is taken up by a motor M1 on a winding shaft 1. ．． 6 A
It is designed to be wound up.

The slip processing device 1 described above is applied to an automatic teller machine (ATM) in this embodiment, and is connected to the main section 17 of the ATM via a wiring a.

Furthermore, it has the same configuration as the journal processing unit 13 built in the slip processing device 1, that is, a printer 15B loaded with journal paper 14B and used for printing on the journal paper 14B.
A journal processing device 18 equipped with a winding shaft 16B driven by a motor M2 is connected to the main section 1 by wiring.
7, the journal processing device 18 is connected to the slip processing device 1, which is separate and independent from the slip processing device 1.

The functional conceptual configuration of such an automatic teller machine is as shown in FIG.
The customer service processing section 20, the bankbook processing device 21, and the slip processing device 1 are subordinate to the slip processing device 1, and the above-described independent journal processing device 18 is subordinate to the slip processing device 1. It is also possible to subordinate a plurality of journal processing devices 18, 18 as shown by broken lines.

FIG. 3 is a block diagram of the control circuit of the journal processing device 18, in which the CPU 22 includes the main section 17 shown in FIG.
By receiving transaction data signals from other functional parts of the banknote processing device 19 via the transmission interface 23, the journal drive system 24, journal print output system 25, and sensor input system 26 are driven, and the journal paper 14B is printed on the journal paper 14B by the printer 15B. Print processing is executed and the print data is stored in the memory 27. When such a journal processing device 18 that is independent and separate from the slip processing device II is operated, the journal paper 14A built in the slip processing device 1 is
is used up, or when the built-in journal processing section 13 does not operate properly for some reason,
Another possibility is that the slip processing device itself has a problem.

In such a case, the main unit 17 entrusts the journal printing process to the independent journal processing device 18, and the CPU 22 in FIG. 3 prints the transaction data input via the transmission interface 23 on the journal paper 14B.

Therefore, even if the journal paper 14A in the slip processing device 1 runs out, or even if trouble occurs in the device itself, transactions can be processed without stopping the automated teller machine ATM, and transaction data can be recorded in the journal. Can be printed on paper.

Furthermore, as shown in Fig. 2, journal processing bag 5i18...
If multiple units are connected, each time one W18 machine runs out of journal paper, it will be possible to switch to the next journal processing device and print, allowing you to load journal paper from the one that runs out at an appropriate time. It's a good thing.

Therefore, the number of transactions in the automated teller machine ATM is not limited by the roll of journal paper 14A built into the slip processing device 1, and journal paper can be replenished without stopping the ATM. .

The independent and separate journal processing device 18 may be built into each automatic teller machine ATM as shown in FIG. 4, or may be installed outside the ATM as shown in FIG. There may be.

Figure 5 shows an automated teller machine (ATM) installed on the service corner side, and a journal processing bag (rI111) attached to it.
8 is installed inside the counter together with the host computer 28, and as can be seen from these figures, flexibility in the arrangement and installation layout of the journal processing device 18 is ensured.

Although the automatic teller machine of the present invention is an automatic teller machine according to the embodiments described above, the present invention, including other configurations, is not limited to the embodiments described above.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show an embodiment of the present invention; FIG. 1 is a functional configuration diagram of a slip processing device, FIG. 2 is a functional configuration conceptual diagram of an automatic teller machine, FIG. 3 is a control circuit diagram of a journal processing device, and FIG. 5 and 5 are schematic diagrams showing an example of the layout of a journal processing device, and FIG. 6 is a conceptual diagram of the functional configuration of a general automatic teller machine. 1... Slip processing device 5... Image sensor 1
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Claims (1)

[Claims] (1) A slip processing device that reads transaction data from an automatic teller machine and prints it on journal paper, to which a journal processing device independent and separate from the main body of the slip processing device can be connected.