JPH0437989A - Halfway gathering control processing system of teller machine - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To separate and discharge paper money which is regular, but unusable and damaged moneys by storing paper money to be usable next time in a batch safe, storing the tickets which are regular, but unusable and the damaged moneys in storage parts for a 1st and a 2nd stacker, and discharging them manually. CONSTITUTION:Paper money which is left in a batch safe 15 is sent out and stored in temporary storage parts 5 - 7 while counted. Namely, the sent-out paper money is guided from a money payment conveyance path 17 to a paper receipt identification part 18; and, for example, 5,000-yen moneys are stored in the temporary storage part 6 for the 1st stacker, the damaged moneys are stored in the temporary storage part 5 for the 2nd stacker, and 10,000-yen moneys, 1,000-yen moneys, and rejected moneys are stored in the temporary storage part 7 for the batch safe and then stored in the batch safe 15. Then 5,000-yen moneys stored in the temporary storage part 6 for the batch safe and the damaged moneys stored in the temporary storage part 5 for the 2nd stacker can be discharged manually. Consequently, the paper money to be usable next time, the paper money which is regular, but unusable, and the damaged moneys are separated and discharged.

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Summary] A deposit/withdrawal machine that is connected to a counter terminal of a financial institution and performs deposit/withdrawal operations counts and collects banknotes remaining in a safe at the end of two days, for example. Regarding the intermediate collection control processing method of the deposit/withdrawal machine.

The purpose is to separate and discharge banknotes that can be used next time, normal banknotes that cannot be used, and unfit banknotes (damaged banknotes) using a temporary holding section that is currently vacant. year.

Regarding the mid-way collection processing operation at the deposit/withdrawal machine.

The remaining banknotes are counted and conveyed, and the banknotes that can be used next time are stored in a safe, and the valid but unusable banknotes, such as 5,000 yen banknotes, are placed in the empty temporary holding section for the first stacker. The unfit bills are stored in a temporary holding part for a second stacker which is in an empty state, and can be discharged manually by three people.

[Industrial application field]

The present invention provides a depositing and dispensing machine that is connected to a counter terminal of a financial institution and performs depositing and withdrawing operations. This invention relates to an intermediate collection control processing method.

At the counters of financial institutions, cash handling equipment such as banknotes and coins used by operators for transactions is installed.
Automatic counting and automatic storage of deposited coins in order to eliminate banknote discrimination work by operators and improve the financial efficiency of all five branches.
A deposit/withdrawal machine with mechanisms such as automatic counting and automatic dispensing of withdrawn coins has been 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.

(Prior Art) Conventionally, when collecting banknotes in a nine-person dispensing machine, the corresponding denomination is specified and the banknotes are discharged in units of 100 to a dispensing unit, and unfit banknotes are stored in a bulk safe, for example. It was configured to be stored in the unfit note storage section.

(Problems to be Solved by the Invention) In the past, when collecting one banknote, it was necessary to specify the denomination one by one and process it.

In addition, it is necessary to collect unfit notes and return them to the teller, but in order to do so, it is necessary to remove the built-in bulk safe and eject them.

The purpose of the present invention is to make it possible to separate and discharge banknotes that can be used for a second time, banknotes that are good but unusable, and unfit banknotes by using a temporary holding section that is currently vacant. .

[Means to solve the problem]

Fig. 1 is a diagram showing the principle configuration of the present invention, Fig. 1 (A) is a diagram showing the operation of the deposit/withdrawal machine during the intermediate collection processing operation, and Fig. 1 (B) is a diagram showing the operation of the deposit/withdrawal machine during the intermediate collection processing operation. It is a diagram explaining the flow of banknotes.

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. Reference numeral 15 denotes a bulk safe, which 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 bulk safe, and banknotes stored in the bulk safe 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, 6.7.

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 banknotes, which temporarily hold banknotes to be rejected. 11
is a conveyance path, which guides banknotes output from the withdrawal recognition section 18 to the deposit conveyance path 3 side.

[Function] FIG. 1(A) shows a situation in which the banknotes remaining in the bulk safe are fed out and stored in the temporary holding section 5.67 while being counted. That is, the dispensed banknotes are guided from the dispensing conveyance path 17 to the dispensing identifying section 18 . Withdrawal identification part 1
Those rejected at 8 are collected in a reject box 16.

Those that pass the payment identification section 18 are counted and identified by the deposit identification section 2, and then guided to the outflow conveyance path 3. and,
(i) For example, 5,000 yen notes are stored in the first stamper temporary holding section 6.
(ii) Unfit notes are stored in the second stacker temporary storage section 5, (iii) For example, 10,000 yen notes, 4,000 yen notes, and rejected notes are stored in the Issan safe temporary storage section 7. After being accommodated, they are stored in the bulk safe 15.

In general, the first stacker 14 stores 10,000 yen bills, and the second stacker 13 stores 1,000 yen bills. In the case of the present invention, the first stacker temporary holding section 6 for temporarily holding 10,000 yen notes is originally used for collecting 5,000 yen notes, and the first stacker temporary holding section 6 for temporarily holding 10,000 yen notes is used for collecting 5,000 yen notes. The temporary storage section 5 for the stacker 2 is used for collecting unfit bills.

Figure 1 (B) shows the flow of banknotes, and we will briefly explain how to read Figure 1.

■ In the case of a 10,000 yen note, after it is paid out from the bulk safe 15, it passes through the 1-withdrawal identification unit 18, is judged in the deposit identification unit 2, and if it is a reverse note, it is reversed in the front-back reversal unit 4 and then Then, it is held in the bulk safe temporary storage unit 6 and finally 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.

■ Even if the deposit is rejected by the deposit identification unit 2,
This is substantially the same as the case of the 10,000 yen note mentioned above.

■ Items rejected by the withdrawal identification unit 18 are held in the jet box 16.

■ In the case of a 5,000 yen note, it is identified by the deposit identification unit 2, and if it is a reverse note, it is reversed by the front-back reversing unit 4 and then stored in the first stacker temporary holding unit 6. .

■ In the case of unfit notes, they are identified by the deposit identification unit 2 and then
It is stored in the second temporary storage section 5 for the stacker.

■ It can be considered that an overflow will not occur in the bulk safe 15 during the interim collection processing operation.

As mentioned above, the 5,000 yen bills stored in the first stacker temporary storage section 6 and the unfit bills stored in the second stacker temporary storage section 5 can be extracted from the two-person dispensing machine. This makes it possible to remove it by one person.

[Example] Figure 2 is a perspective view of a deposit/dispensing machine used in the present invention. Reference numerals 1, 10, and 19 in Figure 0 (located at the front of the deposit/dispensing machine on the left side of the figure) are the same as those in Figure 1. 100 corresponds to the bill depositing and dispensing machine in the depositing and dispensing machine.

200 also represents a coin depositing and dispensing machine.

When making a withdrawal transaction, the banknotes are placed in the banknote input section 1 when making a deposit.
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 delivered to the dispensing section 19. In addition, the above-mentioned bulk safe 15 and each stacker 13, 14 are built into the 9 banknote withdrawal 111100. Further, the portion of the bill depositing and dispensing machine 100 including the bill inputting section 1 and the depositing reject section 10 is exposed, 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, and 7, and to take out the banknotes by hand.

FIG. 3 shows the flow of intermediate collection control processing.

Process ①: A command instructing interim collection is issued from the higher-level processing device.

Processing ■ Bills are taken out from the knee safe 15, counted, and then separated into 5,000 yen bills, unfit bills, and other bills, and stored in the corresponding temporary holding sections 6° 5.7.

Process ■ If the banknotes in the knee bulk safe 15 have not been fed out one cycle and the temporary storage section 7 for the single bank safe is full, the contents of the temporary storage section 7 for the bulk safe are stored in the bulk safe 15. . In this case, the banknotes are stored separately from uncounted banknotes in the bulk safe 15. When the bulk safe temporary storage section 7 is not full or when the bulk safe is automatically stored in the bulk safe 15, it is checked whether the first stunker temporary storage section 6 and the second stacker temporary storage section 5 are full. , if it is full, proceed to process ■, but if it is not full, proceed to process ■
Return to

Process ■: When the first stacker temporary holding section 6 and the second stacker temporary holding section 5 are full, etc.
It is necessary to perform a take-out operation. For this purpose, the receiver receives a command instructing the store.

Process ■: The deposit occupancy lamp flashes, indicating that the withdrawal key should be operated.

Process ■: Enters lock release standby state.

Process ■: Unlock.

Process (2): The 5,000 yen bill on the first stacker temporary storage section 6 and/or the unfitted note on the second stacker temporary storage section 5 are manually removed.

Process ■: Return the cash withdrawal machine to its original state, and bulk safe 1
It is checked whether or not 5 has been cycled once, and if it has not been cycled, the process returns to process (2).

If the process [phase] is cycling, a reset command will be received.

Process ■: As a result of the above process ■, if the bulk safe has gone through one cycle, one of the stacker temporary holding units 6
Alternatively, it is checked whether or not there are banknotes in 5. If it does exist, it will have to be removed manually using process 2. If the banknotes do not exist, the banknotes on the bulk safe temporary storage section 7 are automatically stored into the bulk safe 15 by the process (2). Then, proceed to processing [phase].

(Effects of the Invention) As explained above, according to the present invention, it is possible to distinguish and collect banknotes of the third denomination and unfit banknotes during the intermediate collection processing operation. Since the above-mentioned distinction is made using the storage section and the second stacker temporary holding section, it is possible to easily take out the paper by hand by extracting the sample.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIGS. 1A and 1B are diagrams showing the basic configuration of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a depositing and dispensing machine used in the present invention, and FIG. 3 is a flowchart of intermediate collection control processing. In the figure, 100 is a bill depositing and dispensing machine, and 1 is a bill insertion section. 2 is a deposit identification unit, 3 is a deposit conveyance path, 4 is a front/back reversal unit, 5
6 is a temporary storage section for the second stacker, 6 is a temporary storage section for the first stacker, 7 is a temporary storage section for the Issan safe, 10 is a deposit reject section, and 11 is a conveyance path. 13 is a second stacker, and 14 is a first stacker. 15 is Issan safe, 16 is reject box. Reference numeral 17 represents a payment conveyance path, and 18 represents a payment identification unit.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] A bill insertion 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). a second stacker temporary storage section (5) that temporarily stores banknotes stored in the second stacker (13); a bulk safe (15) that stores banknotes; and a bulk safe that stores banknotes. (15), a temporary storage section (7) for a bulk safe that temporarily holds banknotes stored in the banknotes, a dispensing section (19) from which banknotes are taken out when dispensing money; 5, 6, and 7), and a deposit conveyance path (3) including a front-back reversing unit (4) that adjusts the front and back sides of the banknote, and 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 payout identification unit (18) that identifies the banknotes from the payout transport path (17), and a banknote output from the payout identification unit (18) to the deposit transport path (3) side. In a deposit/withdrawal machine having at least a guiding conveyance path (11), in order to count the banknotes remaining in the bulk safe (15) and collect them in the bulk safe (15), banknotes to the above-mentioned withdrawal conveyance path (1
7), the conveyance path (11), the deposit identification section (2), and the deposit conveyance path (3) while counting and conveying the banknotes of the first denomination and the second denomination. banknotes and rejected tickets are stored in the bulk safe (15) via the bulk safe temporary storage section (7), and the banknotes of the first denomination and the banknotes of the second denomination are stored in the bulk safe (15). A banknote of a third denomination, which is a valid note different from the reject note, is stored in the first stacker temporary storage section (6), and a banknote of the first denomination and a banknote of the second denomination are stored in the first stacker temporary storage section (6). is configured to execute an intermediate collection control processing operation for storing unfit bills other than the banknotes of the third denomination, the banknotes of the third denomination, and the reject banknotes in the second stacker temporary storage section (5), 1st
An intermediate collection control processing method for a deposit/withdrawal machine, characterized in that banknotes in a temporary storage section (6) for a stacker and unfit bills in a temporary storage section (5) for a second stacker can be ejected.