JPH0437987A - Bundling and gathering processing system of teller machine - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To collect different kinds of paper money separately by collecting counted paper money in a batch safe, and storing damaged moneys and rejected paper moneys in a temporary storage part for a stacker and then collecting them separately in the batch safe and a rejection box respectively. CONSTITUTION:Paper money present in the teller machine is counted and bundled and paper moneys present in stackers 13 and 14 are gathered in the batch safe 15. At this time, the paper money present in the batch safe 15 is closed and the paper money present in the stackers 13 and 14 is also bundled. Then prescribed kinds of paper moneys are counted and gathered in the batch safe 15 and the damaged moneys are collected in the batch safe 15 separately from the prescribed kinds of paper money; and the rejected paper money is stored in the temporary storage part 5 for the stacker and the conveyed to the rejection box 16. Consequently, different kinds of paper moneys can be collected separately.

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, a two-person deposit/dispensing machine that is connected to a teller terminal of a financial institution handles bills of different types when counting all the bills present in the machine. Concerning the tightening collection processing method in a deposit/dispensing machine that separates and collects banknotes separately, in the tightening collection processing operation, the temporary storage section for the stacker is used in a manner different from the original purpose, and different types of banknotes are collected. The purpose is to separate and collect them separately.

The tightening and collection processing operation is performed for the bulk safe as well as for the stacker. During this time, counted banknotes are collected in the bulk safe, and unfit bills and rejected banknotes are transferred to the stacker that was originally used for other purposes. After being stored in a temporary storage section, unfit banknotes are collected in a bulk safe and rejected banknotes are collected separately in a reject box.

[Industrial application field]

The present invention relates to a closing collection processing method in a depositing and dispensing machine that is connected to a teller terminal of a financial institution and performs depositing and withdrawing operations, in which one person correctly counts all the banknotes present in the dispensing machine. .

The counters of financial institutions' branches are equipped with cash handling equipment for handling bills and coins used by operators for transactions. A cash deposit/withdrawal machine was developed that had mechanisms such as automatic counting and storage of deposited coins, and automatic counting and automatic ejection of withdrawn coins.

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]

In the above-mentioned deposit/withdrawal machine, 1. For example, after the business is finished, all the banknotes present in the deposit/withdrawal machine are counted and deposited in a safe in bulk;
In addition, a banknote tightening process is performed in which unfit banknotes and jet banknotes are collected separately. In the conventional case, the banknotes present in the stacker were counted and collected into a removable safe.

(Problem to be Solved by the Invention) In the conventional case, nine people manually count the banknotes that originally existed in the stacker or the above-mentioned removable safe and confirm the cash. The banknotes will be collected separately into sets of yen notes and 1,000 yen notes, sets of unfit notes and 5,000 yen notes, and sets of rejected banknotes that should be rejected.

The processing for this was complicated.

An object of the present invention is to separate and collect different types of banknotes separately by using a temporary storage section for a stacker in a manner different from the original purpose in the tightening and collection processing operation.

(Means for solving !III) Figure 1 is a diagram showing the principle configuration of the present invention, and Figures 1 (A) (B)
) is a diagram showing the operation of the deposit/disbursing machine during the tightening collection processing operation, and FIG. 1(C) is a diagram illustrating the flow of banknotes during the tightening collection 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 safe deposit box and is configured to store banknotes other than the above-mentioned 10,000 yen notes and 1,000 yen notes. 7 is.

This is a temporary storage section for a safe deposit box, and banknotes stored in the safe deposit box 15 are temporarily held. Reference numeral 10 denotes a deposit reject section, which rejects the banknotes inserted from the banknote input section 1 if the banknotes are undesirable.

Reference numeral 19 denotes a dispensing section from which banknotes are discharged 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. Reference numeral 11 denotes a conveyance path, which guides banknotes output from the payout identification section 18 to the deposit conveyance path 3 side.

[For production]

In FIG. 1(A), the banknotes fed out from the stackers 13 and 14 are only 10,000 yen notes and 1,000 yen notes.

- Represents a situation in which the money is held in the temporary safe holding unit 7 and collected in the bulk safe 15. Figure 1 (B) shows stacker 1
3, 14, and banknotes dispensed from the bulk safe 15: (i) If the banknote is a 10,000 yen note or a 1,000 yen note, the banknote should be collected in the bulk safe 15; and (ii) the banknote should be rejected. (iii) the banknote is stored in the second stacker temporary storage section 5, and (iii) the banknote is
This shows a situation in which banknotes other than 10,000 yen bills and 1,000 yen bills (5,000 yen bills) and damaged bills are stored in the first stacker temporary storage unit 6.

Below, FIG. 1(C) shows the flow of one banknote, and how to read the diagram will be briefly described. First, the situation in which banknotes in the bulk safe 15 are tightened will be explained.

■ In the case of a 10,000 yen note, after it is paid out from the -sankin box 15, it passes through the withdrawal identification section 1B, is judged and counted in the deposit identification section 2, and if it is a reverse note, it is passed through the front and back reversal section 4. After being reversed, - it is held in the Sankin Bank temporary holding unit 7,
Finally, it is stored in the bulk safe 15.

■ In the case of a 1,000 yen note, the explanation is omitted because it is substantially the same as the case of a 10,000 yen note.

■ In the case of banknotes rejected by the deposit recognition unit 2, the above ■
The procedure proceeds in the same manner as in and ■, and based on the result determined by the deposit identification unit 2, the money is held in the second stacker temporary holding unit 5, and
Afterwards, it is conveyed to the reject box 16 via the second stacker 13.

■ If the withdrawal identification unit 18 rejects the transaction, based on the result determined by the withdrawal identification unit 18.

It is transported to the reject box 16.

■,■ In the case of a 5,000 yen note or an unfit note (damaged note), based on the result determined by the deposit recognition unit 2 in the same way as in the case of ■ above (note that the withdrawal recognition unit 18 identifies the unfit note). It is stored in the first stacker temporary storage section 6 (which may be considered to have no capacity), and is later conveyed to the bulk safe 15 via the first stacker 14 and the industrial safe temporary storage section 7.

(2) If an overflow occurs, the money is held in the -sankin bank temporary storage unit 7 and then returned to the -sankin bank 15.

Next, the banknotes in each stacker 13, 14 are tightened, and this situation will be explained.

■ In the case of 10,000 yen notes, after being fed out from the stacker 14, they pass through the withdrawal identification section 18, are judged and counted in the deposit identification section 2, and if they are reverse notes, are reversed at the front and back reversal section 4. After that, it is held in the Sankin Bank Temporary Detention Department 7,
Finally, it is stored in the bulk safe 15.

■ In the case of a 1,000 yen note, the explanation is omitted because it is substantially the same as the case of a 10,000 yen note.

■ In the case of banknotes rejected by the deposit identification unit 2.

The process proceeds in the same manner as in the above ■ and ■, and based on the result determined by the deposit recognition unit 2, the money is held in the second stacker temporary holding unit 5, and later passed through the second stacker 13 and sent to the reject box 16. transported.

■ If the withdrawal identification unit 18 rejects the transaction, based on the result determined by the withdrawal identification unit 18.

It is transported to the reject box 16.

■、■ In the case of 5,000 yen notes or unfit notes, the first
It is held in the temporary storage section 6 for the stacker, and is later conveyed to the bulk safe 15 via the first stacker 14 and the temporary storage section 7 for the safe.

(2) If an overflow occurs, the money is held in the -sankin bank temporary storage unit 7 and then returned to the -sankin bank 15.

In the case of the present invention, (i) a set of a 10,000 yen note and a 1,000 yen note is collected below the -sankin bank, and (ii) a set of an unfit note and a 5,000 yen note is collected above the -sankin bank. was collected in.

(tti) Rejected ticket sets that can no longer be used are collected in a reject box. therefore.

It is enough to take them out separately.

〔Example〕

The second WJ is a perspective view of the depositing and dispensing machine used in the present invention ev
Code 1 in il. 10. Reference numeral 19 (located on the front side of the depositing and dispensing machine on the left side of the figure) corresponds to that shown in FIG. 1, and 100 is a banknote depositing and dispensing machine in the depositing and dispensing machine.

200 also represents a coin depositing and dispensing machine.

When making a deposit, the banknotes are placed in the banknote input section 1.
will be put into the If it should be rejected, it is discharged to the deposit reject section 10. Further, when dispensing money, one banknote is 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. Also, banknote deposits and withdrawals @
The portion of 100 including the banknote input section 1 and deposit reject section 10 is in an extraction format and can be extracted to 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.

31st! l indicates the structure of a bulk safe; 15 in the figure represents a bulk safe 150 that has counted banknotes; 21 a vertically movable separator; 22 an uncounted banknote; 23 a banknote feeding unit; and 24 a fed banknote. ing.

In the bulk safe 15, uncounted banknotes 22 and counted banknotes 2
A vertically movable separator 21 is provided to separate and store the 0 and 0 parts. When the number of uncounted banknotes 22 reaches N, it means "-Sankin Bank one circulation is completed."

FIG. 4 shows the processing flow of off-line tightening collection processing. In this case, the deposit/withdrawal machine operates independently of the host processing device.

Process ■: Set to management mode.

Process ■: The start key for performing on-line collection is operated.

Processing (2) Banknotes are fed out from the knee safe 15, counted, and transported to the temporary storage section 7 for the bank safe. Needless to say, ejected banknotes such as 5,000 yen bills are conveyed to the stacker storage sections 5 and 6, respectively.

Processing■When the temporary storage section 7 for the knee safe is full.

A tightening, collecting and storing operation is performed, and the goods are stored in the upper part of the safe 15 (above the separator).

Process ■: Assume that the lump sum withdrawal of gold has been completed.

Next, start collecting from Stadka. and.

Bills are fed out from each of the stackers 13 and 14 and transported to the temporary safe holding section 7 in the same manner as in the process (2) above.

Processing ■ Has the feeding from the stacker been completed?

- When the temporary storage section 7 for the Sankin Bank becomes full.

A tightening, collecting and storing operation is performed. and.

When the unloading from the stacker is completed, unfit notes and 5,000 yen notes are collected.

Processing ■: The unfit notes and the 5,000 yen notes are held in the first stacker temporary holding unit 6 as described above.

Therefore, the held items are stored in the first stacker 14.

Process ①: Transport from the first stacker 14 to the temporary storage unit 7 for the Issan safe.

Processing■When the temporary storage section 7 for the knee safe is full.

A tightening, collection and storage operation is performed, and the items are stored in the upper part of the safe 15. Then, when the feeding from the stacker is completed, the next step is to collect rejected tickets.

Process @: The reject ticket is held in the second stacker temporary holding unit 5 as described above. Therefore, the held items are stored in the second stacker 13.

Processing ■: Transport from the second stacker 13 to the reject box 16. Then, when the feeding from the second stacker 13 is completed, the banknotes in the safe are collectively removed.

Process @ Knee The banknotes in the safe 15 and reject box 16 are removed.

Process @: Set the empty bulk safe 15 into the deposit/withdrawal machine.

Process ■: The door is closed and the state returns to neutral.

FIG. 5 shows the processing flow when the bulk safe becomes full during the processing.

When it is full, an instruction to remove one banknote will be displayed, the safe will be extracted in bulk, and one banknote will be removed.

The deposit/withdrawal machine will be set and processing will resume.

61st! I shows the processing flow when the stacker temporary holding section becomes full during the processing.

When it is full, it is checked whether or not there are banknotes in the temporary storage section 7 for the sankin bank, and if there are, the banknotes are stored;
An extraction instruction is displayed, the part of the -sankin temporary storage section 7 is extracted, the banknote is extracted, the one-person dispensing machine is set, and the process is restarted.

FIG. 7 shows the processing flow of online tightening collection processing. In this case, the deposit/disburse machine operates in response to instructions from the host processing device.

The processing flow shown in FIG. 7 is substantially the same as that shown in FIG. 4, except for the differences between the two.

Processing shown in FIG. 7 ■, ■, ■, ■, [phase], 0. [phase]
The point is that the nine-person dispensing machine operates in response to commands from the higher-level processing device, as shown in FIG. Therefore, a description of the process will be omitted.

Regarding the processing shown in FIG. 7, the processing flow when (i)-Sankin Bank is full is the same as that shown in FIG.
i) The processing flow when the temporary storage section for the stacker becomes full is the same as that shown in FIG.

(Effects of the Invention) As explained above, according to the present invention, the first stacker temporary holding section and the second stacker temporary holding section are used for a different purpose than the original purpose in the tightening collection processing operation. !
For example, (i) a pair of a 10,000 yen note and a 1,000 yen note, (ii) a pair of an unfit note and a 5,000 yen note, (ji)
It was possible to separate the sets of rejected banknotes and collect them separately, and the operator's intervention was greatly reduced.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Figure 1 (A) CB) (C) is the principle configuration of the present invention. Figure 2 is a perspective view of the cash deposit/withdrawal machine used in the present invention. Figure 3 is the structure of the bulk safe. Figure 4 is offline tightening. The processing flow of collection processing, Figure 5 is the processing flow when the bulk safe becomes full in the middle of processing. The figure shows the processing flow of online tightening collection processing. In the figure, 1 is a bill 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 stunker, 6 is a temporary storage section for the first stacker, and 7 10 is a deposit rejection section, 11 is a conveyance path, and 13 is a second stacker. 14 is a first stacker, 15 is a bulk safe 15 is a reject box, 17 is a withdrawal conveyance path 118 is a withdrawal identification unit,
100 represents a bill depositing and dispensing machine. Principle configuration diagram of the present invention Figure 1 (11) Horizontal layout of the safe Figure 3 Figure 2

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), a withdrawal identification section (18) for identifying banknotes from the withdrawal conveyance path (17), a reject box (16) for temporarily holding rejected banknotes, and a withdrawal identification section (18) for temporarily holding rejected banknotes. ) is equipped with at least a conveyance path (11) that guides banknotes output from the deposit conveyance path (3) to the stacker (13) by counting and tightening the banknotes present in the depositing and dispensing machine. ) The banknotes existing in the above-mentioned bulk safe (1
5), the banknote tightening collection processing operation is performed to tighten the banknotes existing in the bulk safe (15) and tighten the banknotes existing in the stacker (13). During the banknote tightening and collection processing operation, banknotes of a predetermined denomination are counted and then collected into the bulk safe (15), and unfit bills are stored in the bulk safe (15) with the predetermined denomination. The banknotes that are collected separately from banknotes of denominations that have been rejected and rejected at the deposit recognition unit (2) or the withdrawal recognition unit (18) are stored in the stacker temporary storage unit (5).
) and the above reject box (16)
A fastening collection processing method in a deposit/withdrawal machine, characterized in that the deposit/disburse machine is configured to be conveyed to the machine.