JPH0335388A - Coin processing device - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To improve the operating ratio by providing a second processor which is operated independently of a first processor and reads out and processes result information which corresponds to transaction information inputted by a second input means and is obtained by processing the coins in accordance with transaction information stored in the first processor. CONSTITUTION:A first processor to process coins is independently operated in accordance with transaction information, and processing results are stored in a storage means 9 in this processor 10 as result information correspondingly to transaction information. A second processor 1 operated independently of the processor 10 reads out result information corresponding to inputted transaction information from the storage means 9 in the processor 10 and performs the processing of totalization or the like. Thus, the processor 10 can be always operated independently of the processor 1, and plural processors 10 can be operated independently of one another though being connected to one processor 1, and therefore, the operating ratio is improved.

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Object of the Invention] (Industrial Field of Application) The present invention is directed to a banknote deposit/dispensing machine, a coin hole/dispensing machine, etc., which performs cash processing in bank teller operations. It relates to a processing device.

(Prior Art) Various types of money processing devices have been considered as this type of money processing device. Some attempt to improve the efficiency of processing by operating cash machines, coin dispensing machines, etc., and comprehensively managing teller operations.

However, a money processing device with such a configuration does not allow the teller's machine to operate a certain device, such as a coin dispensing machine, even if other devices, such as a bill depositing machine, are not in operation while the teller's machine is connected to a certain device, such as a coin dispensing machine. It cannot be used online and can only perform certain tasks that can be performed standalone, such as sorting banknotes. As described above, the system in which various devices are operated under the instructions of the teller's machine has a problem in that the operating rate of each device is poor.

(Problems to be Solved by the Invention) The present invention has been made to solve the problem that, as described above, devices that operate various devices under the instructions of the teller's machine have poor operating rates. An object of the present invention is to provide a money handling device that can improve the operating rate of each device connected to a teller's machine.

[Structure of the Invention] (Means for Solving the Problems) The money processing device of the present invention includes a first input means for inputting transaction information, and a money handling device for inputting transaction information according to the transaction information inputted by the first input means. a first processing means for processing;
a first processing device comprising a storage means for storing result information processed by the processing means in correspondence with the transaction information; and this first processing device operates independently and stores the transaction information. a second input means for inputting; a reading means for reading result information stored in a storage means of the first processing device corresponding to transaction information input by the second input means; and this reading means. and a second processing device for processing the result information read out.

(Function) According to the present invention, a first processing device that processes money is configured to be able to operate independently according to transaction information, and the processing results in this first processing device are stored in a storage means provided inside the first processing device. A second processing device that operates independently of the first processing device stores result information corresponding to the above transaction information as result information, and stores result information corresponding to the input transaction information. The information is read out from the storage means of the first processing device and processed, for example, by aggregation.

As a result, the first processing device can always operate independently of the second processing device, and even when multiple first processing devices are connected to one second processing device, each first processing device can operate independently of the second processing device. Since the device can operate independently, it is possible to provide a money processing device with extremely high availability.

(Example) Hereinafter, an example of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 shows a money handling device according to the present invention,
Broadly speaking, there is an operation display device (second processing device) 1 and a banknote processing device (first processing device) 10, which is, for example, a banknote deposit machine.
It is composed of.

The operation display device 1 includes a display section 2, an ID card reader 3
, and an operation section 4.

This operation section 4 includes a numeric keypad 100 as shown in FIG.
, a maintenance key 101, a denomination specification key 102, a function key 103 for specifying the type of check, a start key 104 for instructing the start of processing, a completion key 105 for instructing the end of processing, and canceling all manually input data. Cancellation key 106
, a correction key 107 for canceling one item of manually input data, or an operator key 108.

The banknote processing device 10 includes a banknote counting unit 10A that determines and counts the denomination, authenticity, etc. of the deposited banknotes, and a banknote storage unit 10B that stores the deposited banknotes and a safe, which are connected in a vertically overlapping state. The banknote counting section 10A and the banknote storage section 10B can be separated if necessary. A supply unit 11 that supplies a large number of banknotes P in a stacked state is provided on the front side of the banknote counting unit 10A. Above this supply unit 11, the banknotes P... A vertically movable pressing member 12 for pressing is provided.

Oven pockets 13, 14, 15, and 16 are provided above the banknote counting section 10A to separate and accumulate banknotes P determined by an inspection section 29, which will be described later, based on the determination results. The oven pockets 13, 14, 15, 16 have covers 13a, 1 that are cut out in the center and can be opened and closed so that banknotes P that have been sorted and stacked can be easily taken out.
4a.

15 a s 16 a are provided. Note that the oven pocket 13 is for rejects.

An operating section 17 is provided on the top surface of the banknote counting section 10A. The operation unit 17 is used to start, stop, etc. the operation. Also, on the top surface of the banknote counting unit 10A, there is an ID for reading the ID card held by the clerk.
A card reader 18 is provided.

Furthermore, a display device 20 is provided at the top of the banknote counting section 10A.
is provided. This display device 20 displays the number of sheets, the amount,
It consists of a display section that displays abnormalities, etc., and switches that set modes such as counting, front/back, fit/loss, storage, denomination, sorting, deposit, and pocket designation. It is configured so that it can swing.

In addition, 21 is a handle provided on the front side of the banknote counting section 10A and used when a paper jam occurs or when pulling out the mechanical part for cleaning, and 22 is a handle provided on the front side of the banknote counting section 10A.
A handle 23 for drawing out the temporary storage, which will be described later, is also provided on the front surface of the banknote storage section 10B,
This is the handle for the drawer of the storage money wheel, which will be described later. In addition, 24
a.

25a is a small door for concealing a key provided to unlock an electromagnetic lock mechanism 24.25, which will be described later.

Next, the internal structure will be explained in detail with reference to FIG. A take-out roller 26 is provided at the lower part of the supply section 11, which comes into contact with the set banknotes P and takes out the banknotes P one by one using frictional force. The banknotes P taken out by the take-out roller 26 are conveyed on a conveyance path 27 constituted by a belt and rollers. At the starting end of the conveyance path 27, there is a thickness detection section 28 for detecting whether two bills P are taken out, and a denomination of the bill P to be conveyed.
An inspection section 29 is provided for determining authenticity, integrity, front and back, and counting. The inspection unit 29 uses, for example, an optical and magnetic detection device.

Moreover, on the above-mentioned conveyance path 27, a plurality of sensors 30 are provided which are composed of a light emitting element and a light receiving element and detect the passage of banknotes P. The conveyance path 27 branches downstream from the inspection section 29 into a conveyance path 27a that conveys banknotes P to oven pockets 13.14 and 15.16, and a conveyance path 27b that conveys banknotes P to a storage safe described later. are doing. A sorting gate 31 is provided at a branching portion of this conveyance path 27 to sort out the banknotes P. The conveyance path 27a has oven pockets 13°14.15.
A sorting gate 31a for sorting tickets to 16 is provided.

The conveyance path 27b is also provided with sorting gates 31b..., and the banknotes P are sorted by these sorting gates 31b... and are temporarily accumulated in the -time accumulation warehouses 32, 33, and 34, respectively. ing. - Time accumulation warehouse 32, 33
．． Shutters 35...
are provided, and buttons 36 . The banknotes P... that are temporarily accumulated in the banknotes 34 are forcibly pushed into the storage safes 37, 38, and 39 respectively provided correspondingly. When the bushing 36 rises, the storage safe 37.
Rotatable claws 40a, 40b provided at 38.39,
The banknotes P... pushed in by 40c are stored so as not to go back. Furthermore, when the button 36 is raised, the shutter 35 is closed and the device is configured to return to its initial state.

In addition, 24 is an electromagnetic locking mechanism for drawing out the temporary storage section;
Reference numeral 5 denotes an electromagnetic locking mechanism for drawing out the safe, each of which operates as necessary to limit the time when the safe can be withdrawn.

- The time accumulation warehouses 32, 33, 34 have detectors 41a, 41b which are composed of a light emitting element and a light receiving element for detecting whether or not there is a banknote P inside the opposite accumulation warehouse.

41c are provided respectively. In addition, the detector 41a
, 41b, 41c are microswitches 42a, 42b, 4 which detect whether or not the pusher 36 is operated.
2c is provided. Main detectors 44a, 44b, and 44-c are provided, respectively, each consisting of a light emitting element on the side of the storage safe 37, 38, 39 and a light receiving element on the side of the - time storage 32, 33, 34. It is detected whether or not there is a banknote P.

FIG. 5 shows the movable parts that hold the -time accumulation section and safe section in the banknote storage section 10B.

In other words, by releasing the electromagnetic locking mechanism 24, the hour accumulating section 45 of the - hour accumulating warehouses 32, 33, 34 can be pulled out along the slide rail 46 in the direction of the arrow X1. .33.34 The banknotes P temporarily accumulated can be taken out by hand.

- When the time accumulation section 45 is pulled out in the direction of arrow X1,
-〇The conveyance section 47, which is located above the stacking section 45 and feeds banknotes P, can be pulled out in the direction of arrow X2 along the slide rail 48, and after being pulled out, the upper part forming the upper part of the conveyance path 27b The four transport units are connected to the first fulcrum 49
By rotating counterclockwise as shown by the arrow around a and then clockwise as shown by the arrow around the second fulcrum 49b, it becomes possible to remove the banknote P that has become jammed in the transport section 47, and The structure is such that the sensor 30 and the like can be easily cleaned.

On the other hand, the safe section 51 having the storage safes 37, 38, and 39 can be pulled out in the direction of arrow X3 along the slide rail 52 by releasing the electromagnetic locking mechanism 23. By pulling out the safe section 51, the lids 53a and 53 provided on the storage safes 37 and 38°39 are opened.
b.

53c each rotates clockwise to remove the storage money Ji17.
37, 38, and 39 are configured to automatically close the population section. Note that the storage safes 37, 38, and 39 can be taken out upward after the metal box part 51 is pulled out.

Further, as shown in FIGS. 6(a) and 6(b), the safe section 51 has backup bodies 54a, 54b, and 54c inside the storage safes 37, 38, and 39, and these backup bodies 54a, 54b.

54c is supported by a slide shaft (not shown) to move up and down. Backup body 54 a, 54
b, 54c is a driving member 55a.

55b, 55c, and these drive members 55a, 55b, 55c are equipped with magnets) 56a, 56a, 55c.
6b and 56c, and a reed switch 57a on the safe section 51 side.

57b and 57c are provided. Each reed switch 57a, 57b, 57c is connected to the storage safe 37, 38.
．． When 39 is almost empty, magnets 56a, 56b, 56
It is arranged to be turned on by c. Below the storage safes 37, 38, 39, magnets 58a, 58
b, 58c are provided, and corresponding two reed switches 59a, 59b on the safe section 51 side.

59c is provided, each storage safe 37, 38゜39
When set correctly, magnets 58a and 58b
, 58c, reed switches 59a, 59b, 59
c is arranged so that it is turned on. And a reed switch 57a.

57b and 57c are on, and the reed switch 59a,
59b, 59c are on, each storage safe 37, 38 .
39 is determined to be correctly set.

On the top surface of the safe section 51, storage money 1. to 37,38°39
Indicators (light emitting diodes) 60a,
60b, 60c are provided, storage safes 37, 38
．． 39 is set correctly. Therefore, as shown in FIG. 6, for example, since banknotes P are stored in the storage safe 37, the reed switch 57a is not turned on and the indicator 60a is not lit. Moreover, as shown in FIG. 6(b), the storage safe 37
When the inside is empty and the storage safe 37 is properly set, the indicator 60a lights up. When replacing the storage safe, the staff member pulls out the safe section 51 as shown in FIG. 7 and replaces each storage safe 3738, 39.

At this time, if the indicators 6'Oa, 60b, and 60c are not lit, it can be immediately determined that the storage safes 37, 38, and 39 are incorrectly set.

Next, the shutter 35 will be explained with reference to FIG. 8. The shutter 35 is composed of plates 61 and 62, and the plate 61 is connected to the slide rails 63, 64.
Supported by

The plate 62 is also supported by a slide rail (not shown). Each end of the plate 61, 62 is supported by each end of the opening/closing member 65, 66, respectively. The opening/closing members 65 and 66 are pivotally supported in the center,
They are designed to rotate in conjunction with each other in opposite directions. The ends of the opening/closing member 66 and the plate 61 are urged in the direction of arrow A by springs 67a and 67b, respectively. Note that the state shown in FIG.
is in a closed state, and when plate 61 moves in the direction of arrow A, plate 62 moves in the opposite direction in conjunction. The opening/closing members 65 and 66 are biased by a roller 68a rotated by a motor 68 to perform the opening/closing operation, and when the roller 68a rotating in the direction of arrow B is removed from the position shown in the figure, the springs 67a and 67b are released. The plates 61, 62 are moved by the force, and the shutter 35 is opened.

A magnet 69 is attached to the end of the opening/closing member 66, and a reed switch 70a is provided at the shirt-taper closed position and the shirt-taper open position, respectively.

70b is provided. And reed switch 70
It is detected that the shutter 35 is closed by the reed switch 70.a. b detects that the shutter 35 is open.

Next, the display device 20 will be explained with reference to FIG. 9. The display device 20 is roughly divided into a mode setting key part and a display section. At the upper left side of the display device 20,
An online/offline selection key 71 is provided for selecting online processing or offline processing. Below this selection key 71 is a deposit/arrangement key 7.
2 is provided, allowing the user to select whether to perform deposit processing or sorting processing.

Here, the deposit processing is a process in which, for example, in a store, sales, etc. of the day are inputted as appropriate, and the data is saved so that it can be totaled later. The sorting process simply involves counting the bills by denomination, sorting them by front and back, and sorting them into good and unfit bills.

Below the deposit/arrangement key 72, a group of keys for setting processing contents are provided, such as a counting key 73, a front/back key 74, a fitness key 75, and a fitness/damage front/back key 76. Below these keys 73 to 76 are 10,000 yen key 77a1, 5,000 yen key 77b1, 1,000 yen key 7 for setting the ticket type.
7C1 500 yen key 77d is provided, each -
Ticket types are now set for 10,000 yen notes, 5,000 yen notes, 1,000 yen notes, and 500 yen notes.

Here, a counting key 73, a front/back key 74, a fitness key 75,
The setting of processing contents when the fitness front/back key 76 is pressed will be explained.

■Counting mode In Moto, the entered tickets are sorted and counted by denomination. - 10,000 yen, 5,000 yen, and 1,000 yen tickets each have one open pocket.
It is collected on 4, 15 and 16.

■Front and back mode This is a mode in which the tickets specified by the keys 77a to 77d are classified and counted by front and back.The front ticket is in the oven pocket 1.
4, the back tickets are accumulated in the open pocket 15 and the other tickets are accumulated in the open pocket 16.

■Fitness/loss mode In this mode, the tickets specified by the keys 77a to 77d are divided into good and unfit notes and counted, and the fit notes, unfit notes, and other notes are accumulated in the oven pockets 14°, 15, and 16 in that order. be done.

■ Determine the fitness and the front and back of the ticket specified by the fitness/reverse mode keys 77a to 77d, and open a normal ticket for a normal ticket, a true ticket for a regular ticket, and an open blur for an unfit ticket, respectively) 14, 15° 16.

A storage key 78 is provided on the right side of the fitness front/back key 76, and when this storage key 78 is pressed, a mode is entered for depositing money and storing tickets in the storage safes 37, 38, and 39. Storage mode switching keys 79a79b, 79c, and 79d are provided below the storage key 78 to switch the storage mode. After pressing the storage key 78, when these storage mode switching keys 79a, 79b, 79c, 79d are pressed, "storage 1", "storage 2", "storage 3",
“Storage 0” is set. These modes will be explained below.

■Storage 1 mode This is a mode in which 10,000 yen notes, 1,000 yen notes, and other notes are stored in the storage safes 37, 38, and 39, respectively.

(2) Storage mode This is a mode in which the storage safes 37, 38, and 39 store 10,000 yen notes, -10,000 yen notes, and other notes, respectively.

■Storage 3 mode Storage safes 37, 38, and 39 have 1,000 yen notes and 1,000 yen notes, respectively.
This is a mode for storing other tickets.

■Storage 0 mode In this mode, tickets are stored in a mixed state in the storage safe. When the storage safe 37 is full, the storage destination is switched to the storage safe 38, and when the storage money wheel 38 is full, it is stored. Switch the storage location to the safe 39.

In addition, the storage mode setting is 37°38.39
This can only be done when replacing the That is, storage safe 37.38
．． 39 is set correctly and the storage safes 37 and 38
．． The mode cannot be set unless it is detected that 39 is empty.

Also, when deposit processing is set using the deposit/sorting key 72 and counting is set, oven pockets 14, 1
5.16 is used to process the deposit.

In other words, if it is in the storage mode, the ticket will be stored in the storage safe 37.3
8.39, but when depositing and counting, the tickets are accumulated in oven pockets 14, 15.16 and 1. Count data etc. are handled in the same way as in storage mode. This is done, for example, when a teller makes a direct deposit.
7, 38, 39, etc.

Approximately at the center of the display device 20 is a display 81a.

81b, 81c, 81d, and 81e are provided. Indicators 81a, 81b, 81c, 81d.

81e displays the number or amount of tickets counted based on the inspection results of the two inspection sections, and the display 81a displays the number or amount of genuine notes and the number or amount of 10,000 yen notes.
The display 81b shows the number or amount of unfit notes and the number or amount of 5,000 yen notes, the display 81c shows the number or amount of front notes and the number or amount of 1,000 yen notes, and the display 81d shows the number or amount of back notes. The display 18e displays the total amount, the number of 500 yen notes, or the amount. Note that the displays 81a, 81b, 81c, 81d, and 81e always display the count value even during ticket processing.

On the right side of the display 81e, there is a display 82 that displays the status of the device using a code.
A display section 83 is provided above 2 to display information for each unit of the apparatus.

In the display section 83, for example, 83a and 83b.

83c is a light emitting diode and is a storage safe 3 whose contents are not empty.
It lights up when 7, 38, and 39 are set.

A display section 84 is provided on the right side of the display device 20 to display the status and abnormal condition of the device for each item.

The display section 84 shows the following information: ready, in operation, pocket full, storage full, supply section confirmed, transport section confirmed, pocket confirmed, storage confirmed, operation confirmed, door open/unit drawer, storage defective, storage device abnormal, Cleans the sensor, displays equipment abnormalities, etc.

On the display section 84, for example, 84, 81! are light emitting diodes that indicate storage failure and storage device abnormality, respectively. The storage failure is a failure during the storage operation of the tickets accumulated in the -time storage 32, 33, 34. For example, when the shutter 35 is opened and the time is over, the shutter 36 is lowered. This is when the shutter 35 does not close and the time is over. An abnormality in the storage device is when the shutter 35 opens or the shutter 36 operates when the above-mentioned storage operation command is not issued.

As shown in FIG. 10, the operation unit 1'7 has a return key 8.
6. Completion key 88, start/stop key 94 for starting and stopping the operation of this device, continue key 95, reset key 96
is provided.

Figure 2 shows the configuration of the control system, and shows the operation display device 1.
and the banknote processing device 10 are connected via interfaces 6 and 8.

The operation display device 1 includes a memory section 5, an interface 6, and a control section 7 in addition to the display section 2, ID cart reader 3, and operation section 4 described above. The memory unit 5 stores data sent to the banknote processing device 10 or data received from the banknote processing device 10. The interface 6 is used to send and receive data to and from the banknote processing device 10. Further, the control unit 7 controls the entire operation display device 1, and includes, for example, a CPU (central processing unit) (not shown) and a ROM (read-only memory) storing a program for controlling the CPU. It has become.

The banknote processing device 10 also includes the above-mentioned operation section 17, ID
Card reader 18, display device 20. In addition to the thickness detection section 28 and the inspection section 29, the configuration includes an ink face 8, a RAM 9, and one control section. One of the above-mentioned control units is in charge of the overall control of the banknote processing device 10, and is, for example, a CPU and an RO that stores a program to control the CPU.
A RAM that reads/writes data according to the control of the control unit 19.
(Random access memory) 9 is connected. The RAM 9 stores result information such as the number of processed notes for each denomination and the number of good and damaged notes.

Furthermore, a cumulative memory area (not shown) is provided in the RAMQ for storing cumulatively the counting results of all processes performed in one day. Further, an interface 8 connected to the control unit 19 is used to send and receive data to and from the operation display device 1.

Further, the operation section 17, the ID card reader 18, the display device 20, the thickness detection section 28, and the inspection section 29 are also connected to the control section 19, and are operated by control signals from the control section 19. Further, the control unit 19 is connected to a conveyance system such as conveyance paths 27, 27a *27b (not shown), the various detectors, microswitches, reed switches, etc., and one control unit is controlled by signals from these. It is designed to control the transport of tickets and determine their status.

Next, the operation in the above configuration will be explained.

First, the operation of the banknote processing apparatus 10 will be explained with reference to the flowchart shown in FIG. For example, now, deposit/
The arrangement key 72 is pressed to set the deposit mode (step S1), and the storage mode switching key 79a is pressed following the storage key 78 to set the storage 1 mode (step S2).

Next, the ID card held by the staff member is read by the ID card reader 18. The information (transaction information) read by this ID card reader 18 is stored in the RAM 9 (
Step S3). Next, the user prepares cash, that is, a plurality of banknotes P, and inserts them into the banknote supply unit 11 of the banknote processing device 10 (step S4), and presses the start key 94 (step S5).
. As a result, the banknote processing device 10 is driven and deposit processing is started. That is, the banknote P is taken out to the conveyance unit 27, passes through the thickness detection unit 28 to detect whether it is one piece, and further passes through two inspection units to determine the denomination of the banknote P, Authenticity, integrity, front and back, etc. are determined (
Step S6). Then, the banknotes P are sorted and stacked in temporary stacking warehouses 32, 33, and 34 according to the result of the denomination discrimination. At the same time, the number of coins for each denomination is counted in the count area of the RAM 9 corresponding to the number read by the ID card reader 18 in accordance with the denomination signal from the inspection section 29 (step S7
). Such sorting/counting processing is executed until all the banknotes P input into the banknote supply section 11 at once are exhausted. Then, when it is determined that the sorting and counting process is completed (step S8), the drive of the banknote processing device 10 is stopped.

In this state, the staff member presses the completion key 88 to perform the termination process (step S9). That is, shutter 3
5. Drive the pusher 36, -time accumulation storage 32, 33.
The banknotes P accumulated in 34 are stored in safes 37, 38.3.
Push it to 9. Then, the total number of cards is read out from the cumulative memory area of the RAM 9 according to the number read from the ID card reader 18, and the total number of cards counted in this process and remaining in the count area is added, and the total number of cards is read out from the cumulative memory area of the RAM 9 again. It is stored in the area along with the number read from the ID card reader 18. Then, the series of processing in the banknote processing device 10 ends.

Next, the operation of data aggregation in the operation display device 1 will be explained with reference to the flowchart shown in FIG. This operation display device 1 operates independently of the banknote processing device 10 described above.

First, the staff member sets the operator key 108 to "Total" to set the totaling mode (step 520). Next, when the start key 104 is pressed to start the aggregation process, the aggregation process is started (step 521).
. Next, the ID card reader 3 reads the same ID card as that used in the banknote processing device 10 (step 522). The number read from this ID card is stored in the memory section 5. Next, the operation display device 1 displays the ID
The number read by the card reader 3 and stored in the memory unit 5 is sent to the banknote processing device 10 via the interface 6.
(step 523). Thereby, the bill processing device 10 reads the count data from the cumulative memory area of the RAM 9 corresponding to the number, and transmits it to the operation display device 1 via the interface 8. Then, the operation display device 1
receives the counting data and stores it in the memory unit 5 together with the number read by the ID card reader 3 (step 524). Next, when the completion key 105 is pressed, the aggregation process is ended (step 523),
A count data clear signal is transmitted to the banknote processing device 10 via the interface 6, and the series of aggregation processing is completed (step 526). On the other hand, upon receiving this count data clear signal, the banknote processing device 10 clears the count data in the cumulative memory area of the RAM 9 corresponding to the ID card number that was previously sent. This also ends the processing on the banknote processing device 10 side.

As described above, for example, the banknote processing device 10 that performs deposit processing on banknotes is configured to be able to operate independently of the operation display device 1 according to transaction information input by the ID card reader 18,
The processing results in this bill processing device 10 are stored as result information in the cumulative memory area of the RAM 9 provided therein, in correspondence with the transaction information.
The operation display device 1 that operates independently of the banknote processing device 10 is the same as that used in the banknote processing device 10.
The D card is read by the ID card reader 3 to obtain the same transaction information as the above transaction information, and result information corresponding to this transaction information is read out from the cumulative memory area of the RAM 9 of the banknote processing device 10 and, for example, processing such as aggregation is performed. As a result, the banknote processing device 10 can always operate independently of the operation display device 1, and multiple banknote processing devices 10 can be operated simultaneously.
Since each bill processing device 10 can operate independently even when connected to the operation display device 1 of the bank, it is possible to provide a money processing device with a very high operating rate.

Note that in the above embodiment, ID is used as a means of inputting transaction information.
Although a card reader is used, a barcode reader or a numeric keypad may be used instead. Furthermore, although a case has been described in which a bill depositing machine is used as the bill processing device connected to the operation display device, it may be a coin depositing machine, a bill dispensing machine, a coin dispensing machine, or the like.

〔Effect of the invention〕

As described in detail above, according to the present invention, it is possible to provide a money handling device that can improve the operating rate of each device connected to the teller's machine.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

The drawings are for explaining one embodiment of the present invention, in which Fig. 1 is a perspective view showing the external appearance of the money handling device, Fig. 2 is a block diagram showing the configuration of the control system, and Fig. 3 is the operation display device. FIG. 4 is a side view showing the internal structure of the banknote processing device; FIG. 5 is a side view showing the movable parts that hold the temporary accumulation section and safe section in the bill storage section; Fig. 6 is a diagram explaining the safe section, Fig. 7 is an external perspective view showing the safe section in a pulled out state, Fig. 8 is a plan view showing details of the shutter and its opening/closing mechanism, and Fig. 9 is a view showing the display device. FIG. 10 is a front view showing the configuration of the operating section of the banknote processing device, FIG. 11 is a flow chart for explaining the operation of the banknote processing device, and FIG. 12 is for explaining the operation of the operation display device. This is a flowchart for P... Banknote, 1... Operation display device (second processing device), 3... ID card reader (second input means), 4
...Operation unit, 5...Memory unit, 6.8...Interface (reading means), 7...Control unit (second processing means), 9...RAM (storage means), 10 ...Banknote processing device (first processing device), 17...Operation unit, 1
8...ID card reader (first input means), one
...control unit (first processing means), 20...display device,
28...thickness detection section, two...inspection section

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] A first input means for inputting transaction information, a first processing means for processing money according to the transaction information input by the first input means, and a first processing means for processing money according to the transaction information input by the first input means. a first processing device that operates independently of the first processing device and includes a storage device that stores result information processed by the transaction information in correspondence with the transaction information; a reading means for reading the result information stored in the storage means of the first processing device corresponding to the transaction information input by the second input means; A money processing device comprising: a second processing device having a second processing means for processing the result information.