JPH05233927A - Summing machine provided with bundling device - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To easily judge by with summing machine bundled media where trouble occurred were processed, the even when the summing machines are provided in plural numbers. CONSTITUTION:An accumulation chamber 21 in which the medium of a specified kind sorted by a summing machine main body is accumulated is provided. The accumulated media of the prescribed number of sheet are bundled with a bundling belt 112 by a bundling machine 120, and the machine number of the summing machine is printed on the bundling belt by a printing device 113.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to, for example, banknotes, checks,
The present invention relates to an aggregator for aggregating input media such as securities, and more particularly to an aggregator with a binding device for simultaneously aggregating input media and binding a designated number of sheets, which is a media sorting operation.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art In recent years, as a banknote sorting and counting machine for night safes, etc., it sorts and counts deposited banknotes, stores them after checking them against the contents of a deposit slip, and at the same time, sorts and stacks 100 banknotes in a sealed body A deposit counting machine provided with a binding device that binds with a (binding band) is provided.

This type of counting machine prints the bank name and the date on the banding band of the banknotes in order to guarantee the number of banknotes in the banknote, confirm the responsibility, and clarify the responsibility, and then discharges the banknotes out of the machine. Is configured.

[0004]

However, in the above counting machine, since only the bank name and the date are printed on the binding band, problems such as an insufficient number of bank notes and a difference in correctness of bank notes may occur. In such a case, if two or more counting machines are installed in the bank in which such a trouble occurs, it is difficult to determine which counting machine processed the banknote having the trouble. Therefore,
There is a problem that it causes trouble when taking measures to prevent the recurrence of the trouble.

The present invention has been made in view of the above points, and it is an object of the present invention to deal with a bundling medium in which a trouble has occurred by a totalizing machine even when a plurality of totalizing machines are installed. It is an object of the present invention to provide a tally device with a binding device that can easily determine whether there is a binding device.

[0006]

In order to achieve the above object, the aggregating device with a binding device according to the present invention is a means for taking out and counting and discriminating one by one a medium in which a plurality of types mixed at a time are mixed. , A sorting unit that sorts the media into types according to the determination result, a sorting unit that sorts a specified type of medium from the determined media, and a stack of the sorted types of media A stacking means, a binding means for binding a predetermined number of specific types of media stacked by the stacking means with a banding body, and a machine number of the totalizing machine with the banding device is given to the banding body that bundles the media. And a provision means.

[0007]

According to the tallying machine of the present invention, the machine number of the tallying machine that has processed the bound medium is given to the banded body of the medium bound by the binding means. for that reason,
When a trouble occurs in the binding medium, it is possible to easily identify the totalizer that has processed the binding medium, and it is possible to easily take measures to prevent the trouble from recurring.

[0008]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 2 shows a cash classification and aggregation system including a bill classification and aggregation machine 110 with a binding device and an operation display device 80 according to the embodiment. As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the operation display device 80 includes an operation unit 81, a CRT display unit 82, a printer 83, a control unit 84 for controlling the whole, a memory 85, and a clock device 8.
6, a RAM (Random Access Memory) 87, and an interface 88 for exchanging data with the bill sorting machine 110.

As shown in FIG. 4, the operation section 81 includes a mode designation switch 91, a ten-key pad 92, a manual input key 93, a denomination designation key 94, a # key 94a, and an input key for inputting the machine number of the bill sorting machine. 94b, a function key 95 indicating the type of bill or a setting type in the payment mode, a start key 96 for designating the start of counting, a completion key 97 indicating the end of sorting, a clear key 98, a number key 99, and an amount key 100. , Cancel key 101,
It also has a screen switching key 102 and the like.

As shown in FIGS. 2 and 5, the banknote sorting / collecting machine 110 includes a collecting machine body 1 and a binding device 2 connected to the left side surface of the collecting machine body. A banknote insertion slot 3 and a banknote reject slot 4 are provided in the.

A banknote take-out device 5 is provided in the main body 1 of the counting machine so as to face the paper money slot 3, and the banknotes (mediums) P placed in the bank 3 are taken one by one by the take-out device. The sheets are sequentially taken out and fed into the take-in conveyance path 6. The bill P taken out is discriminated by the discriminating unit 7 provided in the middle of the conveyance of the take-in conveyance path 6, the denomination, authenticity, damage, front and back, etc. of the bill. Banknote P that is determined to be abnormal by the determination unit 7
Is sent to the banknote reject port 4, and the normal banknote P is guided to the left in the figure by the first sorting gate 8a.

The banknote P which is discriminated as the front by the discriminating section 7 is guided to the first conveying path 9 and the bill P which is discriminated as the back is the second banknote.
The distribution gate 8b guides the sheet to the second conveyance path 11, that is, the front and back reversing conveyance path, and reverses and corrects from the back to the front. Note that the banknote passage times of the first transport path 9 and the second transport path 11 are set to be the same, and the banknotes P transported at a fixed pitch are sorted by the second sorting gate 8b and separated. Even when passing through the transport paths 9 and 11, when they merge at the merging portion 12, they are merged and transported at a fixed pitch without causing collision or pitch clogging.

On the downstream side of the merging section 12, there is provided a third sorting gate 10 as sorting means and a sorting conveying path 13 constituting sorting means.
Is installed, and multiple temporary storages are
14a to 14d are provided. Then, of the banknotes P that have passed through the merging section 12, the specific denomination designated by the operation display device 80 is sent to the sealed conveyance path 18 by the third sorting gate 10. In addition, banknotes other than the specified denominations are sorted by the conveying path 13
When being sent to the sorting and conveying path 13, they are sorted by denomination and stacked in the corresponding temporary storage in a stacked state. Below these temporary storages 14a and 14b, storages 15a to 15d are provided, respectively, and the banknotes P accumulated in the temporary storages are supported and the deposit amount of the banknotes and the contents of the deposit slip are stored. There is provided a shutter device 16 for storing in the storage boxes 15a to 15d when they match. Further, in order to ensure the storage of banknotes in each storage, a pushing device 17 for pushing the banknotes in the temporary storage into the storage is provided between each temporary storage and the storage.

Next, the binding device 2 will be described. Figure 1
As shown in FIG. 3, the bundling device 2 receives the banknotes P of a specific denomination sent through the banding and conveying path 18, and stacks a predetermined number of banknotes P as a stacking device 112 and a banknote stacking unit. A bundling machine 12 as a bundling means for hanging and binding a band.
It has 0 and.

The accumulating device 112 has an impeller 19 having a large number of blades 19a and an accumulating chamber 21 arranged below the impeller, and the impellers are sequentially carried out from the banding and conveying path 18. The banknotes P to be held are received and held between the blades 19a, and are rotated in the direction of the stacking chamber 21 to sequentially discharge and stack the paper in the stacking chamber 21. Impeller 19
A coupling wheel 36 rotatably supported on the outer periphery of the rotary shaft 34.
The blades 19a extend from the outer periphery of the coupling wheel 36 in a spiral shape in the radial and rotational directions.
The impeller 19 is rotated counterclockwise in FIG. 1 at a constant speed by a drive motor (not shown).

A pair of left and right separators 20 (only one of which is shown) are rotatably disposed on the left and right sides of the impeller 19. Each separator 20 receives the banknotes sent from the banding and conveying path 18 until a predetermined number of banknotes P, for example, 100 banknotes P are stacked in the stacking unit 21 and the stacking operation of the stacked banknotes is completed. Hold appropriately.

The accumulating device 112 comprises a carrier 22 having a substantially L-shaped cross-sectional shape. The carrier 22 extends in the horizontal direction and a receiving portion 23a forming the bottom of the accumulating chamber 21 and extends in the vertical direction. It also has a support portion 23b that comes into contact with one end face of the banknotes P accumulated in the accumulation chamber in the lateral direction.
The carrier 22 has an impeller 19 by a guide mechanism (not shown).
1. The stacking position shown by the solid line in FIG.
It is guided so as to be able to move substantially horizontally between a bundling position shown in FIG. Then, the carrier 22 is moved between the stacking position and the binding position by the carrier driving mechanism 57.

The carrier drive mechanism 57 includes a drive sprocket 58a provided below the stacking device 112, a driven sprocket 58b provided below the binding machine 120, and an endless chain 61 hung around these sprockets. And an engagement roller 61a attached to an arbitrary intermediate link portion of the chain 61. A carrier support bracket 62 extends from the bottom surface of the receiving portion 23a of the carrier 22,
The notch 62a formed in the support bracket is the engagement roller 61.
engaged with a. Therefore, when the drive sprocket 58a is rotationally driven by a drive motor (not shown), the chain 61 is reciprocated following the running of the chain 61.

The carrier 22, the impeller 19 and the separator 20 are arranged in a nesting state, and the bill P introduced into the stacking chamber 21 comes into contact with the support portion 23b of the carrier at its short side. , Are collected in the state that the alignment in this direction is performed. The banknotes P are aligned in the longitudinal direction by a known alignment mechanism (not shown).

A partition guide 39 is provided in front of the accumulating chamber 21 in the carrier moving direction. This partition guide 39
A fixed guide 39a extending vertically and a movable guide 39b rotatably supported by a pivot 39c at the lower end of the fixed turn.
And have. The bottom of the fixed guide 39a is
It is positioned higher than the height of the banknotes P stacked on the 22 specified number. The fixed guide 39b is held at the stop position shown in FIG. 1 extending in the extending direction of the fixed guide 39a during the stacking operation of the banknotes P on the carrier 22 to prevent the banknotes from falling from the carrier. When the carrier 22 moves between the stacking position and the bundling position, the movable guide 39b is rotated to the retracted position shown by the chain double-dashed line in FIG. 1, which allows the carrier and the stacked banknotes P to move.

The banknotes P sequentially discharged from the banding and conveying path 18 are received and held in the blades 19a of the impeller 19, are guided into the accumulating chamber 21 as the impeller 19 rotates, and are sequentially accumulated on the carrier 22. To be done. When the banknotes are conveyed within the designated number (for example, 100), the separator 20 is held at the standby position near the exit of the sealing / conveying path 18 so that the banknote stacking operation is not hindered. When the last banknote P of the designated number passes the detector 18a, the separator 20 is rotated at the same speed in the same direction as the rotation direction of the impeller 19 and moves to the holding position shown in FIG. Subsequent succeeding banknotes P are temporarily accumulated appropriately. The detector 114 detects the stacking state of the bills in the stacking chamber 21 and the separator 20.

On the other hand, the designated number of banknote bundles Q accumulated in the carrier 22 are bundled by a movement of the carrier 22 while the succeeding banknotes P are held by the separator 20 in a bundling machine which is a post-process.
It is sent to 120. Then, when the carrier 22 returns to the original stacking position, the separator 20 temporarily held
The upper banknote P has a carrier 22 as the separator 20 rotates.
The above operation is repeated and the above-described operation is repeated.

Next, a bundling machine 120 for winding a band-shaped heat-bonding tape as a banding body or a bundling band around a banknote bundle Q in which a designated number of banknotes are stacked and transported by the carrier 22 will be described.

The bundling machine 120 draws a heat-bonding tape 122 having one surface coated with a heat-melting agent from a tape roll 123 and supplies it, and a heat-bonding tape 122 supplied from the tape feeder 40. A winder 41 that winds the bank 122 around the banknote bundle Q transferred by the carrier 22,
A clamper 42 that presses and holds the banknote bundle Q wound by the winder 41, and a heat-seal device 43 that heat-welds the ends of the heat-sealing tape 122 wound around the banknote bundle Q. When,
Is equipped with.

The tape feeder 40 is a frame of the bundling device 2.
A pinch roller holder 47 rotatably supported by a feeder bracket 46 fixed to the frame, a pinch roller 48 rotatably attached to the free end of the holder 47, and a feed roller contacting the pinch roller 48. And a roller 49. A tape cutting device 53 having a fixed blade 53a and a movable blade 53b reciprocating along the fixed blade 53a by a solenoid 54 is provided in front of the feed roller 49 and the pinch roller 48. In front of the tape cutting device 53, a guide plate 55 and a guide roller 56 for guiding the heat-sealing tape 122 are arranged.

The feed roller 49 is connected to a reversible motor (not shown), and the winder 41 heats the tape 122.
Is wound around the banknote bundle Q and then driven in reverse. As a result, the feed roller 49 pulls back the heat-sealing tape 123 wound around the banknote bundle Q via the guide roller 56 and tightens it.

The heat applicator 43 is pivotally mounted on the frame of the binding device 2.
A rotating arm 77 rotatably supported around 79, a heater 76 fixed to the tip of the rotating arm, and a heater provided in contact with the rotating arm and rotated by a drive motor (not shown). And a cam 78 for rotating the moving arm.

The winder 41 has a tape catch 72 for holding the tip of the heat-bonding tape 122 supplied from the tape feeder 40, and a drive mechanism 70 for rotating the tape catch 72 together with the heat-bonding tape 122 around the banknote bundle Q. I have prepared. The drive mechanism 70 includes the first and second gears 63b, 63e,
An endless timing belt wrapped around these gears
It has 63d etc. The first gear 63b is connected to the carrier drive mechanism 57. Therefore, the drive mechanism 70
The carrier drive mechanism 57 is driven by the same drive motor, and the tape catch 72 is driven in conjunction with the movement of the carrier 22.

The interlocking timing between the two will now be described with reference to FIG. The stacking position (C
1), the tape catch 72 is located at the standby position (TH) shown by the solid line in FIG. 1, and the engagement roller 61a attached to the chain 61 at this time is at the position shown by the solid line (RH).
Is located in. When the carrier 22 reaches the binding position (CS) indicated by the chain double-dashed line, the engagement roller 61a takes the position (RS) on the driven sprocket 58b. Then, when the engagement roller 61a moves to the reverse position (RP) shown by the broken line, the tape catch 72 comes to the position (TS) beyond one rotation position. When the engaging roller 61a moves between the position (RS) and the position (RP), the engaging roller 61a moves to the carrier support bracket 62.
Since it is disengaged from the notch 62a, only the tape catch 72 moves beyond one rotation position. Then, the drive motor of the carrier drive mechanism is reversely driven to return the engagement roller 61a to the position (RH), so that the carrier 22 also returns to the stacking position (CH).

The bundling device 2 includes a stamping device 74 provided adjacent to the bundling machine 120, and a printing device 113 as the applying means in the present invention. These imprinting devices 74
The printer 113 is attached to the lift table 65 together with the clamper 42. The elevating table 65 is supported by a supporting frame 73 attached to the frame of the binding device 2 so as to be vertically movable along the guide groove 73.

The stacking device 112 of the binding device 2 described above is used.
Since the binding machine 120 has already been disclosed in Japanese Patent Application No. 57-52913 and Japanese Patent Laid-Open Publication No. 52-913 of the present applicant, detailed description thereof will be omitted.

According to the bundling device 2 configured as described above, when the specified number of banknotes P are stacked on the carrier 22,
The movable guide 39b of the partition guide 39 is rotated to the position shown by the chain double-dashed line in FIG. 1 to allow passage of the carrier 22 and the banknote bundle Q. At the same time, the heat-fusing tape is applied by the tape feeder 40.
The tape 122 is fed out for a predetermined length, and its tip is held by the tape catch 72.

When the carrier 22 starts moving from the stacking position (CH) to the binding position (CS), the tape catch 72 is rotated in association with the movement of the carrier 22. During this time, the tape feeder 40 unwinds the heat-adhesive tape 122,
The banknote bundle Q on 22 is wound by the heat-sealing tape. Then, the carrier 22 stops at the bundling position (CS), the tape catch 72 further rotates and wraps around the bottom of the carrier 22,
It stops at the position (TS) where it contacts the banknote bundle Q.

Next, the clamper 42 descends along with the imprinting device 74 and the printing device 113 along the guide groove 73a of the support frame 73, and the banknote bundle Q on the carrier 22 is received by the carrier receiving portion 23a.
Hold it on top. The clamper 42 has a banknote bundle Q on the carrier 22.
When you press down the feed roller 49
Is reversed and the heat-sealing tape 112 is pulled back to tighten the heat-sealing tape around which the banknote bundle Q is wound. Then heat-sealed tape
The end of 112 is cut by the cutters 53a and 53b, the cam 78 of the heat-sealing part 43 is rotated, and the heater 76 is rotated around the pivot 79 together with the rotating arm 76. Thereby,
The heater 76 is provided on the bottom of the carrier 22 with the heat-bonding tape 122.
The end portions of the heat-bonding tape are heat-welded to each other. cam
78 further rotates, and the rotating arm 77 is moved to a position separated from the banknote bundle Q on the carrier 22.

At the same time that the heat-sealing tape 122 is welded, the stamping device 74 operates to heat the heat-sealing tape wound around the banknote bundle Q.
The bank name, date, etc. are stamped on 122. Next, the printing device
113 operates, and the machine number, denomination, etc. of the classification and aggregation machine 110 are printed on the heat-bonding tape 122 of the banknote bundle Q. When the imprinting and the printing are completed, the imprinting device 74, the printing device 113 and the clamper 42 retreat along the support frame 73 to the outside of the rotation radius of the tape catch 72. At the same time, the tape catch 72 releases the holding of the heat-sealing tape 122 and returns to the standby position (TH). Interlocking with the rotation of the tape catch 72, the carrier 22 is moved toward the stacking position (CH) side with the banknote bundle Q bound by the heat-sealing tape 122 being placed. At this time, since the movable guide 39b of the partition guide 39 is rotated in the extension direction of the fixed guide 39a, the banknote bundle Q on the carrier 22 comes into contact with the movable guide 39b, and the banknote bundle Q is below the chute 116. Fall on top. The chute 114 is provided with a detection device 111 for detecting passage of the banknote bundle Q. The detection device 111 detects the timing of falling of the banknote bundle Q onto the chute 116 to check whether the banknote bundle Q stays in the binding device 2 longer than a specified time.

The bundle of banknotes Q bound by the heat-bonding tape 122 as described above slides down inside the chute 116 by gravity and is discharged to the outside of the binding device 2 through the bill bundle discharge port 2a shown in FIG.

Next, the operation of the entire bill classification and counting system described above will be described with reference to FIG.

First, the operator selects the mode designation switch 91.
Is set to the operator mode (ST1), and then the transaction number and the machine number of the classification / aggregation machine are turned on by the ten-key 92 and the input key 94b, and the number key 99 is turned on (ST2). Further, the operator designates the denomination to be bound by the binding device 2 by inserting the # key 94a and the denomination designation key 94 (for example, ten thousand yen bill) (ST3).

Then, the operator puts cash, that is, a plurality of banknotes P in the banknote sorting machine 110 into the banknote insertion slot 3 of the banknote sorting and aggregating machine 110 in a standing state (ST4), and the start key 96.
(ST5). Then, the control unit 84 determines whether or not the denomination to be bound is different between the previous transaction and the current transaction (ST6). As a result of this determination, when it is determined that the binding of different denominations is instructed, the control unit 84 causes the detector 11
Based on the detection signal from 4, it is judged whether or not there is a ticket remaining in the previous transaction in the collection chamber 21 (ST7). As a result of this determination, if it is determined that there are remaining tickets, the control unit 84
Guides on the CRT display section 82 that "there is a residue in the collection room" (alarm display) (ST8).

When it is determined in step 7 that there is no remaining ticket, the control unit 84 changes the denomination to be bound to drive the bill sorting machine 110 and turn on the start key 96. Also, when it is determined in step 6 that the same denomination binding as in the previous time is instructed, the control unit 84 drives the banknote sorting machine 110 and turns on the start key 96.

As a result, the bill P is conveyed to the discriminating unit 7 through the take-in / conveying path 6, and the discriminating unit 7 discriminates the denomination, authenticity, damage, front and back of the conveyed bill P. As a result, the banknotes P are separately accumulated in the temporary storages 14a to 14d for each denomination, and the designated denominations are separately accumulated in the accumulating chamber 21 according to the results of the denomination discrimination and the front / back discrimination (ST9). ). Further, the denomination signal of the discriminating unit 7 is supplied to the control unit 84 via the interface 88, and the control unit 84 stores the number of coins for each denomination in the RAM 87 according to the denomination signal (ST10).

Then, when the total number of the fractions generated in the transaction up to the previous time in the RAM 87 and the number of 10,000-yen banknotes for this transaction reaches a certain number (for example, the number divisible by 100), that is, the accumulation When the number of banknotes in the chamber 21 becomes 100, the control unit 84 stops taking in the banknotes P through the take-in / conveying path 6 and instructs the binding device 2 to bind (ST).
11). As a result, the bundling device 2 performs the bundling operation described above, and the hot stamping tape 122 of the bunch of banknote bundles Q is stamped with the bank name and date by the above-mentioned stamping device 74 and the machine number by the printing device 113. , Information such as denomination is printed. The stamped and printed banknote bundle Q is shot.
The inside of 112 slides down due to gravity, and the bill bundle outlet of the bundling device 2
It is discharged from 2a (ST12). At this time, the control unit 84 stores, in the RAM 87, the fact that the small bundle has been bound and the fraction in the previous transaction for this small bundle. Then, after the above-mentioned discharge, the take-in conveyance path 65 takes out the banknotes P inserted into the banknote insertion slot 3 again (ST13). The same operation is performed when the number of banknotes in the stacking chamber 21 reaches 100 again.

Then, when all the banknotes for the current transaction, which are collectively inserted into the banknote slot 3, are completed (ST1
4), the control unit 84 turns off the start key 96. Then, the control unit 84 displays the counting result on the CRT display unit 82 (ST
15). If the result of this display indicates that the totaling result is satisfactory, the operator depresses the completion key 97 (ST1
6). Then, the banknotes accumulated in the temporary storages 14a to 14d are stored in the storages 15a to 15d, respectively. At this time, the control unit 84 reads out the classified number data and the total number thereof from the RAM 87 and cumulatively adds them to the cumulative data in the memory unit 85 (ST17).

According to the bill sorter / counter configured as described above, among the bills P having a plurality of denominations that are collectively inserted into the bill insertion slot 3, the bills of the specified specific denomination are stored in the accumulating chamber.
It is collected in 21 and sent to a binding device to be bound. Also,
Inserted banknotes other than the designated denominations are temporarily stored from the sorting conveyance path 13
It will be integrated into 14a to 14d. Then, when the details of the deposit match the deposit slip, the sorted and counted banknotes P accumulated in the temporary storages 14a to 14d are operated by the shutter device 16 and the pushing device 17, and the storage device 15
It is automatically stored in a to 15d.

On the heat-bonding tape of the bundle of banknotes, that is, the binding band, the machine name of the sorting counter that processed the banknote bundle is printed together with the bank name and date. for that reason,
Even when troubles such as insufficient number of sheets and difference in correctness judgment occur in the processed banknote bundle, it is possible to easily discriminate the sorting counter that processed the banknote bundle from the machine number printed on the binding band. Therefore, it is possible to easily take measures to prevent the recurrence of troubles with respect to this classification counter.

When the denominations of the banknotes to be bound are switched, that is, when the denominations previously bound and the denominations to be bound this time are different, whether or not there are banknotes remaining in the stacking chamber is determined. The information is checked, and if there is a residue, it is notified by a CRT display. Accordingly, even when the denominations of the banknotes to be bound are switched, it is possible to prevent the banknotes previously bound and the banknotes bound this time from being mixed and bound.

The present invention is not limited to the above-mentioned embodiments, but can be variously modified within the scope of the present invention. For example, in the above embodiment, banknotes are used as the medium, but the present invention is not limited to this, and securities such as gift certificates and securities may be used.

Further, in the above embodiment, the bills that have been inserted all at once are counted and sorted and the specific bills are bound at the same time. However, after the bills that have been inserted are counted and sorted, the desired bills are sorted. It is also possible to take out banknotes of different types and insert them again into the counting machine for bundling.

[0050]

As described above, according to the present invention,
A plurality of types of media can be separately collected for each type, and a specific type of media can be bound together.
Even when a plurality of tabulators are installed, it is possible to provide a tabulator with a binding device that can easily determine which tabulator has processed a binding medium in which a trouble has occurred.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a diagram schematically and suitably showing a bundling device of a banknote classification and aggregation system according to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing the entire bill classification and aggregation system.

FIG. 3 is a block diagram schematically showing an operation display device of the bill classification and aggregation system.

FIG. 4 is a plan view showing an operation unit of the operation display device.

FIG. 5 is a sectional view of a bill sorting machine.

FIG. 6 is a flowchart for explaining the operation of the bill sorting machine.

[Explanation of symbols]

1 ... Aggregator main body, 2 ... Bundling device, 2a ... Banknote bundle outlet, 3
... banknote input port, 5 ... banknote take-out device, 6 ... banknote take-in transport path, 7 ... discrimination section, 8a, 8b, 10 ... sorting gate (sorting means), 13 ... sorting transport path, 14a to 14d … Temporary storage,
15a to 15d ... Storage box, 18 ... Sealing / conveying path, 21 ... Stacking chamber, 22 ... Carrier, P ... Banknote, Q ... Banknote bundle, 80 ... Operation display device, 110 ... Banknote sorting machine, 113 ... Printing device.

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A means for taking out one by one a medium in which a plurality of types are mixed, which are put in at one time, and counting and determining the medium, and a sorting means for sorting the medium according to the type based on the determination result. A sorting unit that sorts a specified type of medium out of the medium, a stacking unit that stacks the sorted type of medium, and a predetermined number of the specified type of medium that is stacked by the stacking unit. A totaling machine with a binding device, comprising: a bundling means for bundling with a sealing body; and a giving means for giving a machine number of the totalizing machine with a binding device to a sealed body obtained by bundling the above-mentioned media.