JPH0245895A - Paper money receiving machine - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To decrease the time of a housing abnormality processing and a mental load by providing a temporary pending part in the upper part of a cassette system housing safe to be removable. CONSTITUTION:When a paper money is set to an input port 12 and a discrimination and a counting are completed, the paper money is pended in a temporary pending part 19 in a housing safe 16, and all paper moneys are supposed to exist in the temporary pending part 19. Consequently, even when a housing defect is generated in the middle of a housing action, it is only the fact that an abnormality is generated in the housing safe 16, all paper moneys are supposed to exist in the cassette system housing safe 16 to be removable, it is sufficient to inspect the internal part of the housing safe 16, and a main body 11 side does not need to be inspected and confirmed. For such a reason, only by transferring all temporary pending residual portions to a housing part 20, a confirming work is completed. By transferring them into the housing part 20 of the housing safe 16 regardless of the existence of the generation of the housing defect, a counter updating can be executed at the time of issuing a housing instruction. Consequently, a counter updating management can be smoothly executed, and the mental load can be decreased.

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Summary] To reduce the time and mental burden of handling abnormalities regarding a banknote deposit machine that stores banknotes in a storage section after differential counting and then storing them in a storage safe. The purpose of the present invention is to provide a banknote deposit machine, which is provided with an input slot for inputting banknotes on the main body side, a discrimination section for distinguishing and counting the banknotes, a conveyance section for conveying the banknotes, and a storage space for a storage safe. The storage safe is of a cassette type, and a temporary storage section is provided at the upper part of the storage safe using a partition plate.

[Industrial Field of Application] The present invention relates to banknote depositing, in which banknotes are checked and counted, stored in a -time storage unit, and then stored in a storage safe.

In a banknote deposit machine, the banknotes are set in the slot, fed out one by one, counted, and then stored in the -hour holding section.After checking that the number of banknotes matches, OTM (ONLINE)
The banknotes temporarily reserved are stored in a storage safe according to instructions from another device such as TERER'S HACHINE.

If a storage failure occurs during storage, recovery processing for the abnormality must be performed, but it is necessary to shorten this abnormality processing time.

[Prior Art] As a conventional banknote deposit machine, there is one shown in FIG. 2, for example.

In Fig. 2, 1 is the main body of the banknote deposit machine;
includes an input port 2, a reject port 3, a discrimination section 4, and a conveyance section 5.
, a storage space for a -hour storage section 6 and a storage safe 7, respectively. The storage safe 7 is of a cartridge type for its operability and functionality, and can be removed from the main body 1 and carried around, and is set on the lower side of the - hour storage section 6 via a partition plate 9.

Here, when the banknotes are set in the slot 2, the banknotes are discriminated and counted in the discrimination section 4, and then stored in the -hour storage section 6. When it is confirmed that the counted number matches, the partition plate 9 is retracted. Then, it is stored in the storage safe 7 by falling naturally or by being forced into it.

[Problems to be Solved by the Invention] However, in such conventional banknote deposit machines, the -time storage section and the storage safe are separate, so if a storage failure occurs, it takes time and effort to inspect and confirm. was on.

In other words, the causes of storage failure include: (1) remaining banknotes due to malfunction of the partition plate, (2) banknotes being stuck due to electrostatic charge on the banknotes, (2) banknotes being caught in gaps in the operating part of the partition plate, There is a possibility that it may have slipped in. In this case, it would have been necessary to check the -hour storage section and storage safe. That is, since the storage safe is removable, it is often necessary to take out the storage safe and then inspect and confirm the temporary storage section on the main body side during inspection.

In addition, the counter update management for the number of sheets stored in the deposit box is performed when storage is received in the storage safe by a storage command from the storage unit, and when a storage failure as described above occurs, the counter is updated accurately. In this case, the counter update process becomes possible only when the location of all banknotes currently stored is tracked and confirmed.

Restoration processing for such an abnormality requires more time than normal jam processing, and also imposes a greater mental burden.

The present invention has been made in view of such conventional problems, and an object of the present invention is to provide a banknote deposit machine that reduces the time and mental burden of handling abnormalities.

[Means for Solving the Problems] In FIG. 1, 12 is an input slot provided on the main body 11 side into which banknotes are inserted, 14 is a discrimination unit that distinguishes and counts banknotes, 15 is a conveyance unit that conveys banknotes, and 17 is a A storage space 19 of the storage safe 16 is a temporary storage section provided at the upper part of the cassette type storage safe 16 by a partition plate 18.

[Function] In the present invention, since the temporary storage part, which was conventionally provided on the main body side of the banknote deposit machine, is provided at the top of the removable cassette-type storage safe, the banknotes that have been differentially counted are stored at - Since the items are stored in the safe, even if a storage problem occurs, it is only an abnormality that has occurred within the storage safe, and all you need to do is take out the storage safe and inspect the inside.

In addition, all the banknotes in the storage safe are already counted up during inspection, so even if there are banknotes remaining in the storage area at the time of inspection, checking can be completed by simply moving them to the storage area at the bottom of the storage safe, and counter update management is possible. , can be updated when a storage command is issued.

Therefore, the time and mental burden of processing the storage abnormality can be reduced.

[Example] Embodiments of the present invention will be described below based on the drawings.

FIG. 1 is a diagram showing an embodiment of the present invention.

First, to explain the structure, in FIG. 1, 11 is the main body of the banknote deposit machine, and the main body 11 has an input port 12, a reject port 13, a discrimination section 14, a conveyance section 15, and a storage space 17 for a storage safe 16. Each is provided.

Bills are set in the input slot 12, and the set bills are fed out one by one and are discriminated and counted by a discrimination section 14.

That is, in the discriminating section 14, the authenticity, type of bill, front and back, etc. of the banknotes are discriminated and then counted, and the bills that cannot be discriminated by the discriminating section 14 are returned to the banknote 13.

A cassette-type storage safe 16 that can be taken out and carried is stored in the storage space 17, and the storage safe 16 has a temporary storage section 19 and a storage section 2 separated by a partition plate 18.
0 respectively.

In addition, the minus hour storage unit 19 also has a return function for taking out all bills at once so that when the number of bills does not match, the bills can be reused.

The verified and counted banknotes are transported by the transport unit 15 and temporarily stored in the temporary storage unit 19, and when it is confirmed that the number of banknotes matches, the partition plate 18 is retracted and stored in the storage unit 20. .

Next, the effect will be explained.

When the banknotes are set in the input slot 12 and the discrimination and counting are completed, the banknotes are stored in a temporary storage section 19 in the storage safe 16. Therefore, as long as a jam is detected during banknote transport, all banknotes should be in the temporary holding section 19 when counting is completed normally.

Therefore, even if a storage failure occurs during the storage operation, it is only an abnormality that has occurred within the storage safe 16, and all banknotes should be in the removable cassette type storage safe 16. All you have to do is inspect the inside of 16, and the main body 1
There is no need to inspect or confirm the first side. Therefore, the confirmation work is completed by simply transferring all remaining portions of the - hour storage section to the storage section 20.

As a result, the time required to handle storage abnormalities can be reduced.

In addition, since all banknotes in the storage safe 16 have already been counted up at the time of inspection, simply moving them to the storage section 20 of the storage safe 16 regardless of whether a storage failure occurs or not.
The counter can be updated when a storage command is issued. Therefore, counter update management can be performed smoothly.
Mental burden can be reduced.

[Effects of the Invention] As explained above, according to the present invention, the temporary storage section, which was conventionally provided on the main body side, can be removed.
Since it is installed at the top of the Sen-8 type storage safe, even if a storage failure occurs, it can be handled within the storage safe, and the counter update management can be updated when a storage instruction is issued.1. The time and mental burden of handling storage abnormalities can be reduced.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a sectional view showing one embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a sectional view showing a conventional example. 11...Main body, 12...Input port, 13...Reject port, 14...Identification section, 15...Transportation section, 16...Storage safe, 17...Storage space, 18. ...Partition plate, 19...-time storage section, 20... Storage section.

Claims (1)

[Claims] An input slot (12) for inserting banknotes into the main body (11) side, a discrimination section (14) for distinguishing and counting banknotes, a transport section (15) for transporting banknotes, and a storage space (16) for a storage safe (16).
7), and the storage safe (16) is of a cassette type, and a temporary storage section (19) is provided at the upper part of the storage safe (16) with a partition plate (18). Deposit machine.