JPH03161372A - Passbook entry device - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To detect the cause for and data of the failure to pick up a passbook easily and at the same time, and thereby minimize transcription errors by providing a constitution in which a passbook which has not been picked up is loaded and at the same time, a cut form is taken out, then, specified information is printed on it and the cut form thus printed is loaded into a loading device. CONSTITUTION:A passbook introduced into an introduction aperture 1 is transported to a transport device 2 and specified information is printed on the passbook using a printing device 3. The passbook thus printed with specified information is returned to the aperture 1 by transporting it using a transport device 2. If some passbook failes to be picked up even after the lapse of a specified time from a point of time when another passbook is discharged, the former is again transported using the transport device 2 into the device. This loaded passbook is loaded into a loading device 5 through a gate device 4. Next a cut form is taken out of a cut form storage device 6, then is transported to a printing device 4 using the transport device 2. After that, specified information is printed on the cut form using the printing device 4 and then is loaded into the loading device 5 through a gate device 5. Thus the cut form printed with required information can be stored together with the passbook and an appropriate procedure can be taken to deal with the presence of a passbook which fails to be picked up.

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Summary] The present invention relates to a passbook recording device that is installed in financial institutions, etc., and prints predetermined information on inserted passbooks, and then outputs them. an insertion slot into which a passbook is inserted; a transport means for transporting the passbook inserted into the insertion slot; A printing means for printing information, a ticket storage means for storing the issued ticket on which predetermined information is printed, a taking-in means for taking in a forgotten passbook, and a gate for separating the conveying means and the taking-in means. means is provided, and when a forgotten passbook occurs, the passbook is taken into the taking-in means via the gate means, the slip is taken out from the slip-accommodating means, predetermined information is printed by the printing means, and the said taking-in is carried out. Configure it so that it can be incorporated into the means. [Industrial Field of Application] The present invention relates to a passbook entry device that is installed in a financial institution, etc., and prints predetermined information on a passbook inserted by a customer and outputs the same. [Prior Art] Conventionally, it is generally known that a device is installed in an automatic cash handling device, etc., and prints predetermined information on a passbook inserted by a customer and then outputs the same. Such a device allows a customer to select a transaction, outputs instructions, and performs processing in response to the selected transaction. That is, for example, if the transaction selected by the customer is a withdrawal transaction, an instruction is first output to the customer to select whether or not the transaction uses a bankbook together with a cash card. When a customer chooses to conduct a transaction using a passbook, the customer is first instructed to insert a cash card. Once the cash card is inserted, you will be prompted to enter your PIN number. It is checked whether the PIN number provided for the inserted cash card and the PIN number input by the customer result in a loss. lI8 If the certificate numbers match, an instruction to insert the passbook will be output. The customer follows these instructions and inserts the passbook into the insertion slot.

The inserted passbook is transported inside the device and predetermined information is printed on it. This predetermined information includes the transaction date, transaction mi, transaction amount, etc. When this printing is completed and the transaction is completed, the passbook is ejected from the device. Along with the discharge of the passbook,
Instruct the customer to receive the passbook. The customer receives the ejected passbook and the process is completed. As mentioned above, the passbook is ejected when the transaction is completed.
If a customer forgets to take the ejected passbook, the ejected passbook will be removed after a predetermined period of time to ensure that subsequent customer transactions can be processed smoothly and to prevent the next customer from taking the passbook home. If the passbook is not pulled out, the passbook is loaded into the device again, and the passbook is loaded into the loading section provided in the device to perform the next transaction. Additionally, such devices are equipped with journal paper to keep evidence of transactions. Even if a forgotten passbook is brought into the device, a record is left in this journal. [Problems to be Solved by the Invention] As described above, the bankbook that has been forgotten and imported into the importing unit is checked during a predetermined period, for example, at the end of the day on the 1st. To check, if you look at your passbook, you may know the owner's name, but you won't know when you forgot it or what caused you to forget it. To find out this, just check the journal. However, this journal is a roll of paper and can record thousands of transactions, and it is not easy to find a single transaction among them. Also, if you find information about this transaction from the journal,! [It is necessary to copy it in a notebook etc. in order to keep it.

Therefore, it is an object of the present invention to easily identify forgotten prisoners, dates and times, and to reduce transcription errors. [Means for solving the problem] Figure 1 is a diagram of the principle structure. 1 is the insertion slot, where you insert your passbook. Reference numeral 2 denotes a conveying means, which takes the passbook inserted through the insertion opening 1 into the device and conveys it. 3 is a printing means, which prints predetermined information on the passbook. Reference numeral 4 denotes a gate means, which separates the 1,000-stage conveyor 2 from the later-described taking-in means. 5 is a retrieval means for retrieving a forgotten passbook. Reference numeral 6 denotes a ticket storage means for storing a ticket on which predetermined information is printed and issued in place of a receipt.

[For production]

The passbook inserted into the insertion slot 1 is transported by the transport means 2, and predetermined information is printed on the printing stage 3. The passbook with predetermined information printed thereon is transported by the transport means 2 and returned to the insertion slot 1. Even after a certain period of time has elapsed since the discharge,
The passbook that was not removed is transported again by the transport means,
Load it into the device. The loaded passbook is loaded into a loading stage 5 via a gate means 4. Next, the ticket is taken out from the ticket storage means 6 and conveyed to the printing stage 3 by the conveyance means 2. After predetermined information is printed in the 1,000-stage printing stage 4, it is taken into the taking-in means 5 via the 1,000-stage gate 4.

In this way, you can store slips with the necessary information printed on them along with your passbook, so you can immediately respond to forgotten passbooks. [Example] The present invention will be explained using FIGS. 2 to 5. FIG. 2 is a diagram showing an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a loading section, FIG. 4 is a perspective view of an automatic transaction device, and FIG. 5 is a processing flow. The present invention relates to a passbook recording device, and this device is installed in an automatic transaction device 40 as shown in FIG. This automatic transaction device is installed in banks, post offices, etc., and has an insertion slot 2Lli into which a passbook is inserted and an operation part 42 operated by a customer.
It processes cash deposits, withdrawals, transfers, etc.

These automated transaction devices are configured to allow transactions to be made using passbooks. As shown in FIG. 2, the passbook recording device includes an insertion slot 21, a conveyance row 22, a printing section 23,
24.31 is the gate, 25 is the intake part,
26 is a ticket storage section, 27 is a feeding roller,
28 is a sensor, 29 is an MS reader/writer,
30 is the system 41) part. The customer refers to the operation section 42 and starts a transaction. When conducting a transaction using a passbook, follow the instructions displayed on the operation unit 42 and insert it into the insertion slot 4l. The inserted passbook is
It is transported by transport rollers 22. The sensor 28 detects that the passbook has been inserted, and the controller 30 is notified. While the inserted passbook is being transported by the transport rollers 22,
A magnetic stripe provided on the cover of the passbook is read by the MS read/writer 29 to read out the bank number, account number, etc., and send it to the control section 30. The control unit 30 sends this information to a CPU (not shown) that controls the entire device. The CPU uses this information to complete the transaction. Furthermore, the passbook is conveyed to below the printing section 23 and positioned. The printing unit 23 prints the transaction information transmitted from the CPU and supplied via the control IB unit 30, such as transaction date, transaction type, transaction amount, etc., on the passbook. When the transaction is completed and the printing is completed, The control unit 30 rotates the conveyance roller 22 in the opposite direction to the direction in which it is taken in, and conveys the passbook to the conveyance port 21. With part of the passbook sticking out, the conveyance roller 22 is stopped and the customer waits for it to be pulled out.
A sensor 28 detects that the passbook has been pulled out. If sampling is detected by this sensor 28, the transaction ends and the state waits for the next transaction.

The control unit 30 measures a predetermined time from the time when the passbook partially protrudes. If the passbook is not removed within this period, it is assumed that the passbook has been forgotten and the conveyance roller 22 is rotated again in the take-in direction to take the passbook into the device. This capture operation will be explained using the processing flow shown in FIG.

The control unit 30 uses the sensor 28 to detect that the passbook in the insertion slot 21 has been forgotten (step 2). Then, the gate 24 is switched to the intake section 25 side (step ■). The control unit 30 rotates the conveyance roller 22 in the take-in direction, and takes it into the apparatus. It is further conveyed and taken into the taking-in section 25 through the gate 24 (step 2). Next, the gate 31 is switched to the ticket storage section side, and the gate 24 is switched to the printing section 23 side (step ■). tiJt, rotates the feed roller 27, and feeds out one sheet from the sheet storage section 26. The fed-out ticket is conveyed by a conveyance roller in the direction of arrow 8 in the figure, and is conveyed to the printing unit 23 (stenop ■). When the ticket is positioned for printing, the printing unit 23 prints the date and time, device number, account number, cause, etc. In this case, the date and time should be printed so that the date and time of occurrence can be easily determined. In addition, when multiple automatic transaction devices 40 are installed in a bank, the device number is
Since forgotten passbooks are collected and processed from one place, they are printed to make it clear which device they were collected from. If you want to keep this ticket as your FF history, print the account number so that you can know which account corresponds to the passbook you forgot to take. The cause is printed when, for example, a new passbook is issued or an old passbook is left behind, and is used to find the cause of the forgetting. Needless to say, if there is any necessary information other than the above information, it is printed.

When the printing is completed, the control section 30 rotates the conveyance roller 22 in the discharge direction, conveys it halfway along the conveyance path past the gate 24, and then stops. The gate 24 is switched to the intake section 25 side (step ■). The ticket is conveyed in the direction of arrow B in the figure and stored in the take-in section 25 (step ■). Next, all the gates 24 and 31 are switched to the conveyance path side, so that the passbook taken in for the next transaction can be conveyed to the printing unit 23 (Step ■).

Next, the fact that something has been left out is printed on journal paper (not shown) (step [phase]). This journal does not need to be paper; for example, it may be written on a paper, paper, etc. Once the import process is complete, the system will wait for the next transaction (step 0). Since the passbook and the ticket are imported in this order, as shown in FIG.
are stacked in this order. As mentioned above, a ticket is usually issued with transaction information printed in the print format of a passbook instead of a receipt.

This ticket is issued because it contains a lot of printed information and is easy to read because it is printed in the same format as a passbook. In addition, since there is a lot of printed information, even in the case of special transactions, transaction details are printed and issued.

If such tickets are used, there is no need to provide a special ticket issuing department.

Also, if the number of sheets in the ticket storage section 26 is less than one,
It is sufficient to provide multiple units as shown in Figure 2. In addition, since the information about forgetting to take a passbook is printed on a single slip, if it is filed as is, there is no need to transcribe it, which simplifies the task of keeping a history.

[Effects of the Invention] As described above, according to the present invention, when a passbook is forgotten, the slip with information about the forgotten passbook is taken into the retrieval unit together with the slip, which makes it easy to retrieve the information about the forgotten passbook. In addition, it also simplifies the task of keeping records of B records that you have forgotten to take.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a diagram of the principle, FIG. 2 is a diagram showing an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 3 is a diagram showing the intake section, and FIG.
The figure is a perspective view of the automatic transaction device, and FIG. 5 is a processing flow. 1 is an insertion opening, 2 is a conveyance means, 3 is a printing means, 4 is a gate means, 5 is a take-in means, and 6 is a ticket storage means. Principle Lecture No. 1gl Figure. Inspection view of Jihuan Trading Hero 1 'S4 figure

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] An insertion slot (1) into which a passbook is inserted; a transport means (2) for transporting the passbook inserted into the insertion slot (1); Printing means (
3), a ticket storage means (6) for storing the issued ticket with predetermined information printed on it, a take-in means (5) for taking in a bankbook that has been forgotten, and the transport means (2) and the take-in means. A gate means (4) for separating the means (5) and the means (5) is provided, and when a forgotten passbook occurs, the passbook is taken into the receiving means (5) via the gate means (5), and the slip storing means ( 6) A passbook entry device, characterized in that a ticket is taken out from the machine, predetermined information is printed by the lower part of the printing means (3), and the information is taken into the taking-in means (5).