JPH0437986A - Money receipt control system of teller machine - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To prevent money receipt and payment control processing operation from being interrupted by receiving paper money by utilizing a batch safe or a temporary storage part for the batch safe when temporary storage parts for stackers or the stackers become full. CONSTITUTION:Paper money which is supplied to a paper money feed part 1 is identified by a received money identification part 2; and paper money of 1st kind is stored in a temporary storage part 6 for a 1st stacker and then stored in the 1st stacker 14 and paper money of 2nd kind is stored in a temporary storage part 5 for a 2nd stacker and then stored in the 2nd stacker 13. Then when the temporary storage parts 5 and 6 for the stackers or stackers 13 and 14 become full and an overflow state is entered, paper money is stored in the temporary storage part 7 for the batch safe and then stored in the batch safe 15. Consequently, the money receipt and payment control in process is never interrupted.

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] (Summary) In a deposit/withdrawal machine that is connected to a teller terminal of a financial institution and performs deposit/withdrawal operations, when the stacker for holding and storing deposited banknotes becomes full, - The purpose of the present invention is to prevent the deposit control processing operation from being interrupted even when the safe into which banknotes are deposited becomes full, regarding a deposit control processing method of a deposit/disbursement machine that uses a safe to store banknotes.

When a stacker that stores only banknotes of a predetermined denomination during deposit control processing operations in a deposit/withdrawal machine becomes full, the banknotes can be stored using the temporary holding section for bulk safes corresponding to bulk safes. Configure it to do so.

[Industrial application field]

The present invention provides a deposit/withdrawal machine that is connected to a teller terminal of a financial institution for depositing and withdrawing money, and when a stacker or the like for holding and storing deposited banknotes is full, a safe is used to store the deposited banknotes. The present invention relates to a deposit control processing method for a deposit/dispensing machine.

The counters of financial institutions' branches are equipped with cash processing equipment for handling bills and coins used by operators for transactions. For this reason, a deposit/withdrawal machine with mechanisms such as automatic counting and storage of deposited coins, automatic counting and automatic discharge of withdrawn coins, etc., was developed.

Although these devices have significantly reduced the labor required for operators, operator duties have become more diverse, complicated, and busy, and improvements in throughput and efficiency are required.

[Conventional technology]

Conventionally, in deposit/withdrawal machines, when banknotes deposited in the course of business are set in the banknote slot, the banknotes are fed out one by one, identified by the deposit identification unit, and then stored in the storage safe. It is made to be done. In this case, if the storage safe becomes full, the deposit processing is stopped until the banknotes in the safe are collected and the full state is released.

As a countermeasure to solve this point, even conventional methods.

Means for transporting banknotes from the storage safe to the collection safe is used to empty the storage safe so to speak and release the full state.

(Problems to be Solved by the Invention) However, in the above conventional case, a predetermined waiting time is required until the banknotes are paid out from the storage safe and transported to the collection safe. Additionally, troubles such as undesired jams may occur during the transportation.

An object of the present invention is to prevent the deposit control processing operation from being interrupted even when a safe into which one banknote is deposited becomes full.

[Means for solving the problem] Fig. 1 is a diagram showing the principle configuration of the present invention, and Fig. 1 (A) (B)
)(C) is a diagram showing the operation of the deposit/disbursing machine during the deposit control processing operation, and FIG. 1(D) is a diagram illustrating the flow of banknotes during the deposit control processing operation.

Reference numeral 1 in the figure is a bill insertion section into which bills are inserted for deposit. Reference numeral 14 denotes a first stacker for storing a predetermined first denomination of one banknote, for example, a 10,000 yen note. Reference numeral 13 denotes a second bank for storing banknotes, for example, 1,000 yen notes.
This is a stacker.

Reference numeral 6 denotes a first stacker temporary storage section, which temporarily stores, for example, 100 banknotes stored in the first stacker 14. 5 is a temporary storage section for the second stacker,
For example, 100 banknotes stored in the second stacker 13 are temporarily held. 15 is.

It is a bulk safe and is configured to store banknotes other than the above-mentioned 10,000 yen notes and 1,000 yen notes. Reference numeral 7 denotes a temporary storage unit for a bulk safe, in which banknotes stored in the bulk safe 15 are temporarily held. 10 is a deposit rejection section,
If the banknotes inserted from the banknote input section 1 are undesirable, they are rejected. 19 is
This is a dispensing section, from which banknotes are delivered when dispensing money.

Reference numeral 3 denotes a deposit conveyance path, which includes a front-back reversing section 4 for adjusting the front and back sides of the conveyed banknotes before they reach the respective temporary storage sections 5, 6, and 7.

Reference numeral 2 denotes a deposit identification unit, which identifies the banknotes supplied to the deposit conveyance path 3.

Reference numeral 17 denotes a dispensing conveyance path, which discharges and conveys banknotes from the first stacker 14, the second stacker 13, and the bulk safe 15. Reference numeral 18 denotes a payout identification unit that identifies banknotes coming from the payout conveyance path 17. 16 is.

This is a reject box in which banknotes to be rejected are temporarily held. 11 is a conveyance path,
The banknotes output from the withdrawal identification section 18 are guided to the deposit conveyance path 3 side.

[For production]

FIG. 1(A) shows that the banknotes fed out from the nine banknote input unit 1 are 10,000 yen notes and 1,000 yen notes, and are placed in the first stacker temporary storage unit 6 and the second stacker temporary storage unit 5. This shows a situation in which sheets are held and stored in the first stacker 14 and the second stacker 13, respectively, in units of, for example, 100 sheets. Figure 1 (
B) is regarding the banknotes fed out from the 0 banknote input unit 1,
If the banknote is a banknote that should be rejected or if the banknote is one that should be rejected or
In the case of banknotes other than 10,000 yen notes or 1,000 yen notes.

The former case is stored in the deposit reject unit 10, and the latter case is stored in the bulk safe 15. FIG. 1(C) shows the temporary storage section 5 and 6 for the stacker. Alternatively, it represents a situation in which when the stackers 14 and 13 are full, the safe is used to store them in bulk.

Below, FIG. 1(D) shows the flow of banknotes, and how to read the diagram will be briefly described.

■ In the case of 20,000 yen notes, after being stacked from the banknote input section 1, it is determined in the deposit recognition section 2 that if the note is a 5-sided note, it is inverted in the front-back reversing section 4, and then transferred to the first stacker. It is held in the temporary holding section 6 and finally stored in the first stacker 14.

(2) In the case of 1,000 yen notes, they are stored in the second stacker 13, but since this is substantially the same as in the case of 10,000 yen notes, the explanation will be omitted.

(2) If the bill is rejected or rejected by the deposit recognition section 2, the process proceeds in the same manner as in (1) or (2) above, and based on the result determined by the deposit recognition section 2, the banknote is conveyed to the deposit rejection section 10 and discharged.

■ Rejection by the withdrawal identification unit 18 does not occur in the case of deposit control processing.

■、■ In the case of damaged notes (damaged notes) and 5,000 yen notes.

The procedure proceeds in the same manner as in cases ① and ① above, and based on the result determined by the deposit identification unit 2, the money is held in the bulk safe temporary storage unit 7 and then stored in the bulk safe 15.

■ The temporary storage section 5.6 for the stacker and the stacker 13,
14 becomes full and an overflow occurs, it is collectively returned to the safe 15 as shown in FIG. 1(C) (the present invention is characterized in this point).

In the case of the present invention, as described above, even if an overflow occurs, deposit control is performed because the funds are held in the temporary storage section 7 for the bulk safe and then stored in the bulk safe 15. This will prevent you from being interrupted while you are working.

〔Example〕

FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the depositing and dispensing machine used in the present invention. 10. 19 (located on the front of the deposit/withdrawal machine on the left side of the figure) corresponds to Figure 1, and 10
0 is a bill depositing and dispensing machine in the depositing and dispensing machine.

200 also represents a coin depositing and dispensing machine.

When making a transaction, the banknotes are placed in the banknote input section 1 when depositing money.
will be put into the If it should be rejected, it is discharged to the deposit reject section 10. Further, at the time of dispensing, the two banknotes are conveyed to the dispensing section 19. Note that the above-mentioned bulk safe 15 and each stacker 13, 14 are built into the one-banknote payout machine 100. In addition, the bill insertion section 1 and the deposit rejection section 1 in the bill depositing and dispensing machine 100
The part containing 0 is in the extraction-ノ,・ format, and it is possible to extract the third part on the front. In this extracted state, it is possible to visually see the banknotes being held in each of the above-mentioned temporary holding units 5, 6.7, and to take out the banknotes by hand.

FIG. 3 shows a processing flow of one embodiment of the deposit control processing operation.

Process ■: Press the key to make a deposit.

Process ■: A banknote is set in the banknote input unit 1.

Processing ■, ■: One banknote is counted and discriminated in the deposit recognition section 2.

Processing ■: If the stacker (13 or 14) to be stored is full, the process proceeds to Processing ■.

Process ① If the temporary holding section (5 or 6) for the stacker is full, the process proceeds to Process ②.

Process ■: If YES in the above process ■ or process ■, the banknotes sent from the deposit identification section 2 to the deposit conveyance path 3 are held in the bulk safe temporary storage section 7.

Process ■: No in the above process ■ and No in the above process ■
In this case, the banknote sent to the deposit conveyance path 3 is stored in the first stacker temporary storage unit 6 as described above; ) If the note is a thousand yen note, it is held in the second stacker temporary holding unit 5.

Process (2): At this point, it is checked whether or not counting has been completed (all the banknotes set in the banknote input unit have been counted).

Process 0: If No in process (■).

Counting should continue, in which case it is checked whether any of the above-mentioned temporary storage units 5, 6.7 is full. If it is not full, the process returns to ■, but if it is full,
Check whether the transaction will be completed or not, and then store the entire amount in the safe.

Process ■: Check whether the transaction itself is completed.

Process @: If successful, the banknotes existing in the temporary storage section 5.6.7 are stored in the stackers 13 and 14 or the bulk safe 15, respectively.

Process @: If the transaction is not completed, the banknotes existing in the temporary storage section 5, 6.7 are collected.

[Effects of the Invention] As explained above, 1. According to the present invention, 5. When a deposit operation is being performed, when the stacker temporary holding section or stacker to which the transported banknotes are to be received is full, too,
The transported banknotes can be received using a bulk safe (or a temporary storage section for bulk safes) prepared for another purpose. Therefore, the deposit control processing operation is not interrupted undesirably.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Fig. 1 (A), (B), (C), and (D) are diagrams showing the basic structure of the present invention, Fig. 2 is a perspective view of the deposit/withdrawal machine used in the present invention, and Fig. 3 shows the processing flow of the deposit control processing operation. . In the figure, 1 is a banknote insertion section, 2 is a deposit identification section, 3 is a deposit conveyance path, 4 is a front/back reversal section, 5 is a temporary storage section for the second stacker, 6 is a temporary storage section for the first stunker, 7 10 is a temporary storage section for Issan safe, 10 is a deposit reject section, 11 is a conveyance path, 13 is a second stacker 14 is a first stacker, 15 is Issan safe, 16 is a reject box, and 17 is an output section. 18 is a money dispensing identification unit, and 100 is a bill depositing and dispensing machine.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] A banknote input unit (1) into which banknotes are inserted for deposit; a first stacker (14) which stores banknotes of a predetermined first denomination among the banknotes; a second stacker (13) that stores banknotes of a predetermined second denomination, and a first stacker temporary storage that temporarily holds banknotes stored in the first stacker (14). Part (6) and the second part above.
a second stacker temporary holding section (5) for temporarily holding banknotes stored in the stacker (13); a bulk safe (15) for storing banknotes; and a bulk safe (15) for storing banknotes; A temporary holding unit (7) for a bulk safe that temporarily holds banknotes, and a deposit reject unit (1) that rejects deposited banknotes.
0), a dispensing section (19) from which banknotes are discharged upon withdrawal, and a deposit conveyance path (3) that guides the conveyed banknotes to each of the temporary storage sections (5, 6, 7); Regarding the banknotes supplied to the deposit conveyance path (3),
A deposit recognition unit (2) for identifying the banknotes, a payout conveyance path (for discharging and conveying banknotes from the first stacker (14), the second stacker (13), and the bulk safe (15));
17), and the banknotes from the payout conveyance path (17) are transferred to the deposit conveyance path (
3) In a depositing and dispensing machine equipped with at least a conveyance path (11) leading to the side, the bill supplied to the bill input section (1) is identified by the bill input identification section (2), and then a first Banknotes of a denomination are stored in the first stacker temporary storage part (6) and then stored in the first stacker (14), and banknotes of a second denomination are stored in the second stacker temporary storage part (6). Part (5
) is configured to execute a deposit control processing operation to store the deposit in the second stacker (13) after the deposit is stored in the second stacker (13), and during the deposit control processing operation, the deposit control processing operation Temporary holding department (5,
6) is full, or when one of the stackers (13, 14) is full, the banknotes of the denomination corresponding to the full side are temporarily held in the bulk safe. A deposit control processing method in a deposit/withdrawal machine, characterized in that deposits are held in a section (7).