JPH10334308A - Precise check system for money receiving/dispensing device - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To efficiently perform precise check work in a short time while reducing the burden of operator caused by direct touch to cash. SOLUTION: At the time of precise check, the contents of the counter, which stores the number of paper moneys in the batch cassette of a money receiving/dispensing device 1 and the number of paper moneys in respective cassettes by denominations by cassettes and by denominations, are reported from the money receiving/dispensing device 1 to a window terminal equipment 2, the contents of the counter is analyzed by the window terminal equipment 2 and when all the paper moneys in the batch cassette can be stored in the respective cassettes by denominations as a result of analysis, after all the cash in the batch cassette is fed out, the denominations are identified and counted, the cash is distributed to the cassettes by denominations and stored, all the cash in the cassettes by denominations is fed out and stored in the batch cassette after the end of discrimination. Afterwards, all the cash is fed out of the batch cassette, the denominations are identified and counted by an identification part, the cash is returned to the cassettes by denominations later and the similar processing is successively performed for the remaining cassettes by denominations so that the remainder of cash in the money receiving/dispensing device is determined.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a system for automatically counting cash in a cash-receipt-and-disbursement device connected to a counter terminal device of a financial institution, and executing a scrutiny for determining a position. .

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art As a conventional depositing / dispensing device connected to a counter terminal device of a financial institution, a denomination cassette for storing bills by denomination, a batch cassette capable of collectively storing bills of each denomination, Reject cassettes for storing bills, and those having a discriminating unit that performs various discriminations and counting for deposit bills and withdrawal bills are known, and the same part as the batch cassette and the denomination cassette, for example, the bills at the upper end side Some have a structure for storing and extending.

[0003] This depositing / dispensing apparatus discriminates a deposited bill inserted from a deposit port at the time of a depositing transaction by a discriminating section, counts bills discriminated as depositable, and stores the bills in a denomination cassette by denomination. In addition, overflow banknotes when the denomination cassette is full at the time of a deposit transaction can be received in a batch cassette in a mixed denomination.

[0004] At the time of withdrawal transaction, bills fed from the denomination cassette are discriminated by a discriminating section, and the bills discriminated as being dispensable are counted, and then paid through a dispensing port. In addition, it has a function of loading and replenishing bills into each denomination cassette and collecting bills from each denomination cassette using the batch cassette. In such a deposit and withdrawal device, each deposit and withdrawal, loading,
Since the number of banknotes is counted for each replenishment and collection, the count value is stored in a counter set in the memory, so that the denomination of the banknotes in the batch cassette and the denomination cassette can be represented by data. Although it can be grasped, generally, in a financial institution, after the operation of the cash-in / pay-out device in normal business, a work of counting banknotes in the collective cassette and in each of the denomination cassettes to determine the amount of money is performed.

[0005]

However, according to the above-mentioned prior art, the banknotes are stored and fed out in the batch cassette and the denomination cassette at the same site for each cassette. Although it cannot be stored at the same time, despite having a discriminating unit for discriminating and counting banknotes,
It has been difficult to automatically perform close inspection processing for determining the amount of money by counting bills in the apparatus.

[0006] For this reason, when the banknotes in the depositing / dispensing apparatus are to be closely inspected, the operator extracts the banknotes in the batch cassette and the denomination cassette, and performs counting manually, so that the operator bears a considerable burden. In addition to this, there is a problem that the inspection work takes time. In addition, since the operator directly touches a large amount of bills, a considerable psychological burden is imposed on the operator, and it is not preferable from the viewpoint of security.

Accordingly, the present invention can automatically and efficiently count cash in the batch cassette and the denomination cassette of the depositing / dispensing apparatus, and reduce the psychological burden on the operator involved in the scrutiny process. It is an object of the present invention to realize a security check processing system for a deposit / withdrawal device with high security.

[0008]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION Accordingly, the present invention discriminates and counts banknotes, including a batch cassette for collectively storing cash of a plurality of denominations, a denomination cassette for storing cash for each denomination. A discriminating unit, wherein the collective cassette and each denomination cassette are a pay-in / pay-out device inspection system configured to store and unwind cash from the same side. After paying out the cash and performing discrimination and counting of denominations in the discrimination section,
After the distribution is completed, all the cash in one denomination cassette is paid out and stored in the lump cassette, and then all the cash is fed out from the lump cassette and the cash is discriminated by the discrimination unit. After performing species identification and counting, return to the denomination cassette, and determine the amount of cash in the depositing and dispensing device by sequentially performing the same processing on the remaining denomination cassettes. I do.

[0009]

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing the configuration of a scrutiny processing system of a deposit / withdrawal device. 1 is a deposit / withdrawal device, 2 is a counter terminal device for controlling the deposit / withdrawal device 1, 3
Is a terminal device (upper device) for monitoring and managing the execution status of the automatic inspection, 4 is a local network in a branch office of a financial institution, 5 is a gateway device, 6 is a line, 7
Is a host device installed in the center of the financial institution.

The window terminal 2 includes an input unit such as a keyboard operated by an operator, a display unit such as a CRT or an LCD, a main control unit, and the like. , A display unit, a main control unit, and the like. The window terminal device 2 and the office terminal device 3 are connected to the gateway device 5 via the local network 4, and the gateway device 5 is connected to the host device 7 via the line 6.
It is connected to the.

FIG. 2 is a schematic view showing the internal structure of the depositing / dispensing apparatus 1. Reference numeral 10 denotes a batch cassette, 11 denotes a reject cassette, and the batch cassette 11 and the reject cassette 12 are detachable from the apparatus. I have. 12-14
Is a denomination cassette, where 12 is for storing 10,000 yen bills,
13 is for storing 1,000-yen banknotes, 14 is for storing 5,000-yen banknotes.
1 and the reject cassette 12 are mounted side by side in a line, but need not necessarily be detachable from the apparatus.

Reference numeral 16 denotes a discriminating section (first discriminating section) used for dispensing bills, and 17 denotes a discriminating section (second discriminating section) used for bill depositing. The cassette 17 and each of the cassettes 10 to 14, the dispensing port, the deposit port, and the deposit reject port are connected by a transport path 15 for transporting the banknotes. It can be switched.

In the cash-receipt-and-disbursement device which has such a structure, processing of a bill is usually performed as follows. First, in the depositing transaction, the bills inserted from the depositing port are separated one by one and conveyed to the discriminating section 17 through the conveying path 15, and the discriminating section 17 discriminates the authenticity, denomination, damage, etc. Banknotes such as counterfeit bills that have been identified as undepositable are returned to the withdrawal reject slot,
Discharge.

On the other hand, bills of genuine bills discriminated as receivable by the discriminating section 15 are counted, and thereafter, bills of genuine bills usable for dispensing are sorted by denomination, and denomination cassettes 12 to 13 are arranged.
Then, the banknotes are sent from the upper part and stored, and banknotes of unfit papers that cannot be used for dispensing are stored in the reject cassette 11. In addition, at the time of this deposit transaction, denomination cassettes 12 to 13
Is full, the deposited banknotes are fed into the batch cassette 10 from above and stored as overflow.

In the case of a dispensing transaction, bills in the denomination cassettes 12 to 13 are fed out one by one from the upper part of the cassettes according to a request, and are conveyed to the discriminating section 17 through the conveying path 15. Then, the discriminating unit 17 discriminates the denomination and the like. As a result, the banknotes which are not suitable for dispensing due to overlap feeding and the like are sent to the reject cassette 11 through the transport path 17 and stored, and the denomination is confirmed. After the banknotes suitable for are fed to the dispensing port via the transport path 17 and accumulated, the payment is made from the dispensing port.

When the banknotes in the batch cassette 10 are loaded and replenished to the denomination cassettes 12 to 13, the banknotes are fed out one by one from the upper portion of the batch cassette 10 and sent to the discriminating section 16 by the transport path 15. The banknotes are conveyed and discriminated by the discrimination unit 17 and the like. The banknotes suitable for dispensing whose denomination has been confirmed are sorted into denominations, sent to the denomination cassettes 12 to 13 from above, stored, and dispensed. Banknotes that cannot be used for the first time are stored in the reject cassette 11.

When the banknotes in the denomination cassettes 12 to 13 are collected in the batch cassette 10, the banknotes in the denomination cassettes 12 to 13 are fed out one by one from the upper part of the cassettes, and are discriminated by the discrimination unit 16 by the transport path 15. And the discrimination unit 16 discriminates the denominations, etc., and conveys the banknotes suitable for dispensing whose denomination has been confirmed through the conveyance path 16, stores the banknotes from the upper part of the batch cassette 10, and stores the banknotes. Banknotes that are not suitable for dispensing due to the above are sent to the reject cassette 11 by the transport path 17 and stored.

FIG. 3 is a flow chart showing the procedure of the inspection process executed by the above-described system. The operation of the above-described configuration will be described in accordance with the steps indicated by S in FIG. First, after the operation of the cash-receipt-and-disbursement device 1 in the normal business, at a predetermined time, a host device 7 automatically generates a close-up execution command, and the contact is performed via the line 6, the gateway device 5, and the local network 4. The data is transmitted to the terminal device 2 (S1).

Upon receipt of the close inspection execution command (S2), the counter terminal device 2 sends the batch cassette 1 to the deposit / withdrawal device 1.
A request is made to inquire about the contents (number of bills) of the counters corresponding to the respective cassettes in which the number of bills in the cassettes 12 to 14 and 0 are stored (S3). When sent to the counter terminal device 2 as bill information, the counter terminal device 2 analyzes the information (S4).

Then, by this analysis, the counter terminal device 2
Is to determine the denomination and the number of banknotes in the batch cassette 10 and the denomination cassettes 12 to 14, determine the amount of storage of the denomination cassette 12, and distribute the banknotes in the batch cassette 10 in the following three ways. Make a decision. First, two methods will be described with reference to FIG.

FIG. 4 is an explanatory view for deciding the method of distributing the banknotes in the batch cassette 10. As shown in FIG. It is assumed that Y3 banknotes and Z3 5,000 yen banknotes are stored. Further, with respect to the denomination cassette 12, it is assumed that the current storage amount of 10,000 yen bills is X1 and the remaining storage amount is X2 for the total storage capacity X0.
Similarly, for the denomination cassette 13 for 1,000 yen and the denomination cassette 14 for 5,000 yen, the total storable capacity Y0, Z0,
It is assumed that the current storage amounts are Y1 and Z1, and the remaining storage amounts are Y2 and Z2.

Therefore, when the relationship between the number of banknotes in the batch cassette 10 and the remaining storable amounts X2, Y2, Z2 in the denomination cassettes 12 to 14 is X2> X3, Y2> Y3, Z2> Z3, Since the banknotes in the batch cassette 10 can be sorted into denominations and stored in the denomination cassettes 12 to 14, as shown in FIG.
The banknotes in the cassette are sorted by denomination and denomination cassettes 12-1
4 (S5).

In addition, any one of a denomination or a denomination of any of 10,000 yen, 1,000 yen, and 5,000 yen is represented by X2 <X3 or Y2 <Y.
3, or when Z2 <Z3 and (X2 + Y2 + Z2)> (X3 + Y3 + Z3), the denominations cannot be stored in the denomination cassettes 12 to 14, but if the denomination is not specified, In this case, as shown in FIG. 4C, it is determined that the banknotes in the batch cassette 10 are to be distributed and stored in the denomination cassettes 12 to 14 without being sorted by denomination (S6). ).

On the other hand, the remaining one decision is made when the banknotes in the batch cassette 10 do not fit into the denomination cassettes 12 to 14 and overflow, that is, when (X2 + Y2 + Z2) <(X3 + Y3 + Z3), and in this case, Then, the notification to the office terminal device 3 is determined (S7). The following processes are respectively performed based on such a determination.

First, as in S5, the batch cassette 1
The banknotes in 0 are sorted by denomination and denomination cassettes 12 to
When it is determined that the information is to be stored in the cashier 14, the counter terminal device 2 instructs the cash-in / pay-out device 1 to execute and scrutinize. Thereby, the depositing / dispensing apparatus 1 sorts the banknotes in the batch cassette 10 into denominations and stores them in the denomination cassettes 12 to 14,
Further, bills are counted (S8).

The processing in this case will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 5 is an explanatory diagram showing a basic scrutiny procedure in the present invention. First, as shown in FIG. 1A, the banknotes are fed out one by one from the upper portion of the batch cassette 10, and the
And the discrimination unit 16 discriminates the denominations, etc., and then sorts by denomination, and then sorts by denomination cassette 12 to
13 and stored from above.

After all the banknotes in the batch cassette 10 are stored in the denomination cassettes 12 and 13 in this manner,
As shown in (b), the bills in the denomination cassette 12, that is, ten thousand yen bills, are fed out one by one from the upper part of the cassette, and are conveyed to the discrimination unit 16 by the conveyance path 15. After counting, the banknotes are stored in the batch cassette 10 and all the bills of the denomination cassette 12 are collected in the batch cassette 1.
After being stored in the cassette 0, the banknotes in the batch cassette 10 are returned to the denomination cassette 12 by the reverse operation as shown in FIG.

Subsequently, as shown in FIG. 1D, the bills in the denomination cassette 13, that is, the 1,000-yen bills, are fed out one by one from the upper portion, and are conveyed to the discriminating section 16 by the conveying path 15.
The discrimination unit 16 discriminates and counts denominations, stores the denominations in the batch cassette 10, and stores all the banknotes of the denomination cassette 13 in the batch cassette 10. Then, as shown in FIG. The banknotes in the batch cassette 10 are returned to the denomination cassette 13 by the operation.

Further, as shown in FIG. 3 (f), the bills in the denomination cassette 14, that is, the 5,000 yen bills, are fed out one by one from the upper portion and conveyed to the discriminating section 16 by the conveying path 15;
The discrimination unit 16 discriminates and counts denominations, stores the denominations in the batch cassette 10, and stores all the banknotes of the denomination cassette 14 in the batch cassette 10. Then, as shown in FIG. The operation of returning the banknotes in the batch cassette 10 to the denomination cassette 14 by operation is performed to determine the value of the banknotes in the cash-receipt-and-disbursement device 1 in which the denomination is known.

Also, as in S6, the batch cassette 1
When it is determined that the banknotes in 0 are to be stored in the denomination cassettes 12 to 14 without being sorted by denomination, the counter terminal device 2 instructs the cash-in / pay-out device 1 to execute and scrutinize. Thereby, the depositing / dispensing apparatus 1 allows the banknotes in the batch cassette 10 to be sorted into the denomination cassette 12 without being sorted by denomination.
After storing the bills in 〜14, bills are counted (S8).

The processing in this case will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 6 is an explanatory diagram showing a scrutiny processing procedure in the case of denomination mixing in the present invention. First, as shown in FIG. 1A, bills are fed out one by one from the upper portion of the batch cassette 10, passed through the discrimination section 16 by the transport path 15, and fed only from the amount that can be stored in the denomination cassette 12. To store.

In the same manner, only the amount that can be stored in the denomination cassette 13 is sent and stored, and the rest is stored in the denomination cassette 1.
Send to 4 and store. After all the banknotes in the batch cassette 10 are stored in the denomination cassettes 12 to 13 as shown in FIG.
2 are fed out one by one from the upper part of the cassette, conveyed to the discriminating section 16 by the conveying path 15, denomination and counting are performed by the discriminating section 16, stored in the collective cassette 10, and After all the banknotes are stored in the batch cassette 10, the banknotes in the batch cassette 10 are returned to the denomination cassette 12 by the reverse operation as shown in FIG.

Subsequently, the bills in the denomination cassette 13 are fed out one by one from the upper part of the cassette, and are conveyed to the discrimination section 16 through the conveyance path 15. The discrimination section 16 discriminates and counts denominations and collectively. After storing the banknotes in the cassette 10 and storing all the banknotes in the denomination cassette 13 in the batch cassette 10, the banknotes in the batch cassette 10 are returned to the denomination cassette 13 by the reverse operation as shown in FIG.

Further, the banknotes in the denomination cassette 14, that is, the 5,000-yen banknotes, are fed out one by one from the upper part of the cassette, and are conveyed to the discrimination section 16 by the conveyance path 15.
After denomination and counting are performed in 6 and stored in the collective cassette 10, all the banknotes of the denomination cassette 14 are stored in the collective cassette 10, and then the banknotes in the collective cassette 10 Is returned to the denomination cassette 14 to determine the value of the banknote in the cash-receipt-and-disbursement apparatus 1 whose denomination is known.

In the state when the money amount is determined, the banknotes of each denomination mixed in the batch cassette 10 before the close examination are stored in the money type cassettes 12 to 14. As shown in (d), before the close inspection in the denomination cassette 12, the banknotes of the denomination mixture which were in the collective cassette 10 are fed out and returned to the collective cassette 10, and the close inspection in the denomination cassettes 13 and 14 is similarly performed. The denomination-mixed banknotes that were previously in the batch cassette 10 are sequentially fed out and the batch cassette 10
Return to

On the other hand, when the notification to the office terminal device 3 is determined due to the overflow as in S7, the teller terminal device 2 sends the notification to the office terminal device 3 via the local network 4 from the deposit / withdrawal device 1. The information of the obtained counter value and the notification of the overflow are notified, and the execution of the close inspection is suspended with respect to the deposit / withdrawal device 1 (S9). In the office terminal device 3, the manager determines one of the two types of scrutiny execution processing in response to the overflow, and inputs that fact (S10).

In this case, one of the scrutiny execution processes is exchange of the batch cassette 10, and another is the dispensing of banknotes for the overflow. For example, if the amount of overflowing banknotes is large, the batch cassette 10 is replaced, and if the amount of overflowing banknotes is small, it is determined that banknotes for the overflow are dispensed.

Accordingly, the office terminal 3 sends a close inspection execution command for the processing according to the input to the counter terminal 2 via the local network 4, and in response to this, the counter terminal 2 receives the processing corresponding to the close inspection execution command. A message is displayed on the display unit to prompt the operator to perform the process. here,
When an instruction to prompt replacement of the collective cassette 10 and a display to instruct delivery of the extracted collective cassette 10 are made (S11), the operator inputs a predetermined exclusive operator code and enters and exits. The batch cassette 10 of the metal apparatus 1 is brought into a state in which it can be extracted.

Thereafter, the operator pulls out the collective cassette 10 from the depositing / dispensing apparatus 1 and hands it over to the original manager, and instead receives the empty collective cassette 10 and mounts it on the depositing / dispensing apparatus 1 (S12). ). The depositing / dispensing apparatus 1 automatically detects the empty state of the batch cassette 10 by mounting the batch cassette 10, and releases the execution of the close inspection when the empty state is confirmed.
Scrutiny similar to that of S8 is performed.

However, the processing here is performed in the batch cassette 10
Is empty, the processing of FIGS. 5B to 5G is performed to determine the banknote position. Further, the banknotes in the batch cassette 10 carried to the original side are treated as separate scrutiny processing, and are counted by the original side. When the withdrawal of the banknote for the overflow is displayed as a processing message corresponding to the close-up execution command, the operator inputs a dedicated operator code predetermined in the counter terminal device 2, and The banknote is instructed to withdraw the banknote for the overflow, and the banknote in the cash-receipt-and-disbursement apparatus 1 is instructed to be closely examined (S13).

Thus, the depositing / dispensing apparatus 1 dispenses banknotes and performs close examination. The processing in this case will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 7 is an explanatory diagram showing a scrutiny processing procedure involving dispensing a banknote. As shown in the figure, the depositing / dispensing apparatus 1 draws out banknotes one by one from the upper portion of the batch cassette 10 and transports the banknotes to the discriminating section 16 through the transport path 15, and performs discrimination of denominations and the like in the discriminating section 16. , And are sent to and stored in the denomination cassettes 12 and 13 from above.

Thus, the banknotes of the batch cassette 10 are stored in the denomination cassette 12 for X2 sheets, and
In the transport path 1, the banknotes are stored in the cassettes 14 for each of the denominations in the amount of Z2, and thereafter, the banknotes which cannot be stored in the cassettes 12 to 15 for the denominations
5 to convey to the dispensing port and disburse to the operator. The dispensed bills at this time are 10,000 yen bills for X3-X2 sheets, 1,000 yen bills for Y3-Y2 sheets, and 5,000 yen bills for Z3-Z2 sheets.

However, it is obvious that not all the banknotes of the three denominations are dispensed, and that only one or two denominations can be dispensed. Thereafter, the depositing / dispensing apparatus 1 releases the suspension of the execution of the scrutiny, and performs the same scrutiny as in the case of S8.
In this process as well, the processes of FIGS. 5B to 5G are performed to determine the banknote position.

Note that the dispensed banknotes are delivered to the manager who is the original, treated as a separate scrutiny process, and counted by the original. As described above, in any case, the value of the banknote in which the denomination is known in the cash-receipt-and-disbursement apparatus 1 is determined, but the counter corresponding to each cassette used for the close examination for obtaining this value is It is prepared separately from the counter used in the normal operation of the cash-receipt-and-disbursement device 1, and the contents (the number of bills) of each counter for the financing check are sent from the cash-receipt-and-disbursement device to the counter terminal device.

The final settlement of the bill in the deposit / withdrawal device 1 is performed by counting the bills in the reject cassette 11,
It is necessary to add the banknotes counted by the discrimination unit 16 to the total amount. However, since the banknotes in the reject cassette 11 cannot be automatically counted, the operator extracts the banknotes in the reject cassette 11 and the operator himself / herself. The counting is performed, and the counting result is input to the counter terminal device 2 for each denomination (S14).

As a result, the teller terminal 2 is connected to the deposit / withdrawal device 1
Is added to the contents of the counter for inspection sent from the company and the counting result of the bills input by the operator, and the final total amount of the bills of the depositing / dispensing apparatus 1 is determined (S1).
5), close inspection is completed, but at this stage, the batch cassette 1
Number of banknotes by denomination within 0, denomination cassettes 12 to 14
Since the number of banknotes in the banknote has been determined, that is, stored in the counter for scrutiny, the content of each counter used in normal operation is updated based on the content of the counter.

FIG. 8 is an explanatory view showing the state of the bill at the time of the close-up of the depositing / dispensing apparatus 1. At the time of normal operation of the cash-receipt-and-disbursement apparatus 1, for example, when replenishing banknotes from the batch cassette 10 to the denomination cassettes 12 to 14, the replenishment and the like must be performed in a short time. (A), a plurality of bills 20 are present on the transport path 15 as shown in FIG. 5A. However, in order to further enhance the stability and reliability of the transport, It is desirable that the number of bills on the transport path 15 be small.

On the other hand, the scrutiny of the cash-receipt-and-disbursement apparatus 1 is performed outside the operation time of the apparatus as described above. Therefore, in the present invention, when the banknotes are fed out from the batch cassette 10 and stored in the denomination cassettes 12 to 14, or conversely, the banknotes are fed out from the denomination cassettes 12 to 14 and stored in the batch cassette 10 at the time of the above-described close inspection. As shown in FIG. 2B, in the banknote transport process, one banknote 20 fed from the batch cassette 10 or the denomination cassettes 12 to 14 is counted by the discrimination unit 16 and the denomination cassette The intermittent total processing is performed so that the next bill is not fed out until it is stored in 12 to 14 or the batch cassette 10, that is, only one bill is present on the transport path 15. Stability and reliability shall be further improved, and certainty shall be ensured.

In the above-described embodiment, the depositing / dispensing apparatus 1 has two discriminating sections 16 and 17 for depositing and dispensing. However, one discriminating section is used for depositing and dispensing. Discrimination,
The present invention is also applicable to a cash-receipt-and-disbursement device capable of counting.

[0050]

According to the present invention described above, the cash in the denomination cassette in the cash-receipt-and-disbursement device is automatically counted at the time of close inspection, and the handling of cash in the batch cassette at the time of close inspection is selected. Since the cash in the batch cassette can also be automatically counted by the depositing / dispensing device, the opportunity for the operator to touch the cash is minimized, and the cash in the batch cassette and the cash in the denomination cassette is minimized. It is possible to determine the value.

Therefore, it is possible to reduce the burden on the operator caused by directly touching the cash, and it is possible to efficiently perform the scrutiny in a short time. In addition, since the opportunity for the operator to directly touch the bill is minimized, the security can be improved.

Further, according to the present invention, software is changed based on the hardware of the existing depositing / dispensing apparatus in order to perform close inspection using a batch cassette conventionally used for replenishment and collection of cash. And the present invention can be applied to all deposit and withdrawal devices for window devices currently used in financial institutions.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a configuration of an embodiment according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram showing an internal configuration of the depositing and dispensing device of FIG. 1;

FIG. 3 is a flowchart illustrating a procedure of execution of a scrutiny process according to the embodiment;

FIG. 4 is an explanatory diagram for determining a method of distributing banknotes in a batch cassette.

FIG. 5 is an explanatory diagram showing a basic scrutiny processing procedure.

FIG. 6 is an explanatory diagram showing a scrutiny processing procedure in the case of denomination mixing.

FIG. 7 is an explanatory diagram showing a scrutiny processing procedure involving dispensing a banknote.

FIG. 8 is an explanatory diagram of a bill conveyance state at the time of close examination of the depositing and dispensing device.

[Description of Signs] 1 Deposit / withdrawal device 2 Window terminal device 3 Office terminal device 5 Gateway device 7 Host device 10 Batch cassette 11 Reject cassette 12 to 14 Denomination cassette 15 Transport path 16, 17 Identification unit 20 Banknote

Claims (12)

[Claims] 1. A batch cassette comprising: a batch cassette for collectively storing cash of a plurality of denominations; a denomination cassette for storing cash for each denomination; and a discrimination section for discriminating and counting bills. And each of the denomination cassettes is a scrutiny system of a cash-receipt-and-disbursement device configured to store and withdraw cash from the same side. After performing species identification and counting, distribute and store in denomination cassettes, and after dispensing, pay out all the cash in one denomination cassette and store in the batch cassette. After the cash is paid out and discrimination and counting of the denominations are performed by the discrimination unit, the cash is returned to the denomination cassette, and the same processing is sequentially performed on the remaining denomination cassettes to deposit and withdraw. A scrutiny system for a cash-in / pay-out device, wherein the amount of cash in the device is determined. 2. The scrutiny system of the deposit / withdrawal device according to claim 1, wherein all cash in the batch cassette is paid out at the time of scrutiny, and the discrimination unit performs discrimination and counting of denominations, and then sorts by denomination. After the distribution is completed, all the cash in one denomination cassette is paid out and stored in the lump cassette, and then all the cash is fed out from the lump cassette and the discrimination unit After discrimination and counting of denominations, return to the denomination cassette, and perform the same processing on the remaining denomination cassettes sequentially to determine the cash amount in the depositing and dispensing device. Scrutiny system of deposit and withdrawal device. 3. The scrutiny system according to claim 1, wherein all cash in the batch cassette is paid out at the time of scrutiny, counted by the discrimination unit, and is not sorted by denomination. After the distribution is completed, all the cash in one denomination cassette is paid out and stored in the lump cassette, and then all the cash is fed out from the lump cassette and the denomination unit discriminates the denomination. After the counting, return to the denomination cassette, and perform the same processing sequentially on the remaining denomination cassettes to determine the cash amount in the depositing and dispensing device, and collectively carry out the A reconciliation system for a depositing / dispensing device, wherein stored bills are fed out from each denomination cassette and stored in a batch cassette. 4. A batch cassette comprising: a batch cassette for collectively storing cash of a plurality of denominations; a denomination cassette for storing cash for each denomination; and a discrimination section for discriminating and counting bills. And a reconciliation system for a depositing and dispensing device in which each of the denomination cassettes stores and unwinds cash from the same side. In the reconciliation, an empty batch cassette is replaced with the empty batch cassette in the depositing and dispensing device. And all the cash in one denomination cassette was paid out and stored in the mounted batch cassette, and then all the cash was fed out from the batch cassette and the denomination discrimination and counting were performed by the discrimination unit. Thereafter, the deposit is returned to the denomination cassette, and the same processing is sequentially performed on the remaining denomination cassettes to thereby determine the amount of cash in the deposit and withdrawal device. Scrutiny system. 5. A batch cassette comprising: a batch cassette for collectively storing cash of a plurality of denominations; a denomination cassette for storing cash for each denomination; and a discrimination unit for discriminating and counting bills. And each of the denomination cassettes is a scrutiny system of a cash-receipt-and-disbursement device configured to store and withdraw cash from the same side. After performing species identification and counting, it is sorted by denomination, distributed to denomination cassettes, and stored.
Dispensing overflow banknotes that cannot be accommodated in the denomination cassette, after dispensing, paying out all cash in one denomination cassette and transferring it to the batch cassette, and then paying out all cash from the batch cassette and After discrimination and counting of denominations are performed by the discrimination unit, the denomination cassette is returned to the denomination cassette, and the same processing is sequentially performed on the remaining denomination cassettes to determine the amount of cash in the deposit and withdrawal device. A scrutiny system for a deposit and withdrawal device. 6. The reconciliation system for a deposit and withdrawal device according to claim 1, 4 or 5, wherein cash is fed out from the lump cassette or the lump cassette at the time of the ludge, and the cash is conveyed to the lump cassette or the lump cassette. A pay-in / pay-out device, which is controlled so that the next cash is not fed until the next cash is stored. 7. A batch cassette comprising: a batch cassette for collectively storing cash of a plurality of denominations; a denomination cassette for storing cash by denomination; and a discrimination unit for discriminating and counting bills. And a cash-receipt-and-disbursement system in which each of the denomination cassettes is connected to a teller terminal device which is configured to store and draw out cash from the same side, and this teller terminal device is connected to a host device. At the time of scrutiny, the contents of the counter storing the banknotes in the batch cassette of the depositing and dispensing apparatus and the number of bills in each denomination cassette for each cassette and for each denomination are described. From the counter terminal device, the counter terminal device analyzes the contents of the counter, and as a result of the analysis, when all the banknotes in the batch cassette can be stored in each denomination cassette, the window The terminal device issues an instruction to the deposit / withdrawal device to perform the scrutiny according to claim 1 and determine the amount of money. As a result of the analysis, when all the banknotes in the batch cassette cannot be stored in each denomination cassette. The teller terminal notifies the higher-level device to that effect, and when receiving a cassette replacement instruction from the higher-order device, the counter terminal device performs a scrutiny of the claim 4 on the depositing / dispensing device to determine whether or not the cassette is exchanged. When receiving an instruction for withdrawal from the higher-level device, the teller terminal device issues an instruction for performing a scrutiny of claim 5 to the cash-in / pay-out device to determine the amount of money. Scrutiny system for depositing and withdrawing devices. 8. A scrutiny system for a cash-receipt-and-disbursement device according to claim 7, wherein a notification that the banknotes in the batch cassette cannot be stored in each denomination cassette is sent from the counter terminal device to the host device. After performing the above, the window terminal device suspends the execution of the detailed check in the cash-in / pay-out device until the higher-level device instructs the window terminal device. 9. The inspection system of claim 7, wherein the counter terminal device exchanges a cassette of the collective cassette with the operator and delivers the collective cassette extracted by the exchange to the operator based on an instruction from the host device. The inspection system of the depositing and dispensing device, wherein an instruction for requesting the payment is displayed on the display unit. 10. The inspection system of claim 7, wherein after the replacement of the batch cassette, the empty state of the batch cassette is checked, and if the batch cassette is empty, the inspection close state is released. Scrutiny system of deposit and withdrawal device. 11. The scrutiny system according to claim 7, wherein the counter terminal device cannot be completely stored in the denomination cassette among the banknotes of the batch cassette to the operator based on an instruction from the host device. A scrutiny system for a deposit / withdrawal device, wherein an instruction to make cash withdrawal is displayed on a display unit. 12. The depositing and dispensing device according to claim 7, wherein the cash in the reject box is withdrawn, counted outside the depositing and dispensing device, and the counting result is input to a counter terminal device. A depositing / dispensing apparatus, wherein the number of bills and the number of bills classified by denomination and classified by denomination are summed up by the counter terminal device.