JPS59121597A - Teller's equipment - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] This bulletin contains application data before electronic filing, so abstract data is not recorded.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION (a) Technical Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an automatic cash withdrawal device that is operated by a user and is capable of automatic transactions such as single deposit and payment.

(b) Background of the Technology In recent years, automatic deposit and withdrawal devices have been widely used as terminals in financial institutions for transactions such as cash payments and deposits. Furthermore, in order to make effective use of cash and reduce manual intervention such as replenishment of banknotes, attempts have been made to recycle the banknotes using deposited banknotes as payout banknotes. Furthermore, in addition to improving services for users, there is also a need to improve reliability during human withdrawal transactions.

(C) Prior art and problems When it comes to devices that exchange cash with users, the main focus is on how to ensure the transfer of cash to and from users.Especially when it comes to payment transactions. If so, it is necessary to confirm whether the paid banknotes have actually been delivered to the Fll user. Conventionally, when a bill is forgotten to be paid, the bill left behind at the payout port is sucked into the device and rejected into a reject box.

However, with the above-mentioned conventional method, the forgotten banknotes are simply rejected), and the amount of the banknotes left behind cannot be ascertained. As a result, this often leads to subsequent troubles due to forgetting to remove the item.

(d) Purpose of the Invention The purpose of the present invention is to eliminate the above-mentioned drawbacks of the conventional technology, by being able to record the information on the payment card that the original user forgot to take during the payment transaction, and to be able to record the information on the payment card that the original user forgot to take when making a payment transaction. To provide an automatic deposit and withdrawal device that can smoothly handle troubles.

(e) Structure of the Invention In order to achieve the above object, the visual input/output device 4 of the present invention, when detecting that a forgotten banknote is present at the banknote dispensing port, identifies the forgotten banknote in the deposit machine. The apparatus is provided with a reject processing section for causing the discriminating section to separate all the forgotten banknotes, and a means for recording the discriminating results of the can printing section. The present invention will be explained in detail using the accompanying drawings.

(f) Embodiment of the Invention FIG. 1 is a diagram showing the configuration of a recycling type automatic deposit/withdrawal device ff, and FIG. 2 is a control block diagram showing the device to which the present invention is applied. 1 is the withdrawal device for 5 people, 2 is the input/return slot,
3 is a shutter, 4 and 5 are printing parts for ν, 6 is a front and back alignment part, 7
is the return pool section, 8 is the reject box, 9a to 9c
It's gold! , 10 is a sensor, R1-R8 are rollers, G1-G
7 does not indicate a gate.

A brief explanation of the operation of the automatic deposit/withdrawal device 1 shown in FIG. 1 is as follows. First, as a deposit operation, the bills inserted into the input/return slot are rolled out one by one by the feeding roller R1. At this time, the shutter 3 is automatically opened by the user's manual selection of a deposit transaction. Paper fed out by roller R1? 1ζ, the discrimination section 4 performs authenticity discrimination and front/back discrimination. Banknote C that was separated from counterfeit banknotes by 14 days!
-G1, and are returned to the users via the return pool section 7 through the input/return slot 2. On the other hand, the banknotes that have been identified as genuine banknotes are aligned in front and back alignment section 6 based on the results of front and back discrimination.

After the banknotes inserted by the user are fed out, the banknotes arranged front and back ↑$6 are fed out one by one by the roller R2 and transferred to the discrimination section 5. The discrimination section 5 discriminates the type of banknotes that are sent. Based on this denomination discrimination result,
Switch between 5 and G7 and place banknotes in valley denominations and towns at all seats 9a to 9.
Store in c.

In the case of a withdrawal operation, the banknotes equivalent to the user's payment request amount are fed out from each bank 9a to 9c by the respective payout rollers R6 to R8.
Let's move forward. The dispensed Mr. A banknotes are pooled in a return pool section 7 after the denomination is determined by the discrimination section 5.

When the banknotes with the same f nod as the payment request are drawn out and pooled in the pool section 7, they are paid out at once to the input/return slot 2. Incidentally, the reject box 8 rejects banknotes that are incorrectly determined by the discriminating unit 5 during the above-mentioned deposit operation, and 7A banknotes that are incorrectly dispensed during the payment operation.

Next, the operation of the implementation column shown in FIG. 2 will be explained. In this figure, the same parts as in FIG. 1 are given the same reference numerals. The recycling type structure 11Q represents the banknote storage/dispensing mechanism shown in FIG. In addition, the deposit processing '0314 controls the deposit movement of the above-mentioned automatic labor saving device.
The payment processing section 16 controls a series of payment operations.

The payment processing unit 16 pools the banknotes in response to the user's payment request in the return pool 7, and then pays them out to the return input 1 coin 2 all at once. At the end of this payout, the timer 15 is enabled to measure time. The input/return slot 2 is equipped with a sensor 10 that detects the presence or absence of banknotes. Therefore, when the payout banknote is sent to the input/return slot 2, the sensor 10 detects the banknote 18.
The number is output. This detection signal keeps the detection signal in the ON state while the banknote is present in the input/return slot 2. When this detection signal turns ON, the timer 15 starts counting time.

When the bill dispensed by the user is taken out, sensor 1
If the detection signal of 0 is not turned off, the timer stops, and processing such as closing the shutter is performed as the payment transaction is completed. on the other hand,
If the user forgets to take all or part of the paid bills,
The detection output of the sensor 10 remains ON. As a result,
The timer 15 counts a preset time (15 seconds) and outputs a time-over signal to the reject processing section 17.

In response to the time-over signal, the reject processing section 17 closes the shutter 3 and drives the roller R1 to feed out the remaining banknotes to the input/return slot 2. The uncollected banknotes that have been dispensed are judged to be gold by the discrimination section 4t. The determination result at this time is inputted to the shift register 18 by the control signal from the reject processing unit 7. The sensor i dispenses the forgotten banknotes and determines the denomination.
The process continues until the banknotes are detected to be out of paper money (detection signal 0FF) due to o.

When all the denominations of the forgotten banknotes have been determined, the rejection processing unit 17 drives the storage control unit 19.

The storage control unit 19 stores in the file 20 the denomination information of the forgotten bill stored in the shift register 18 and the user's account number read by the payment processing unit 16 at the start of the transaction. As a result, when a user complains that something has been left behind, by checking this file 20, one can immediately know whether or not something has been left behind and the amount of money.

It should be noted that banknotes whose denominations cannot be discriminated by the discrimination section 4 are rejected by the recycling mechanism 11 and sent to the reject box 8. Alternatively, a written deposit operation may be performed.

(g) Effects of the Invention According to the present invention described in detail above, the forgotten banknotes are sent to the Tonkin Iso structure to determine the denomination, so that the user who forgot to take the banknotes and the amount of the banknotes are identified. It allows you to accurately understand the situation, helps resolve problems with users or improve services, and is also highly practical.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Fig. 1 is a diagram showing the configuration of a recycle-type self-paying machine, and Fig. 2 does not show an embodiment of the present invention. 02 is a return slot, 4 and 5 are a discrimination section, 8 is a reject box, 17 is a reject processing section, and 20 is a file.

Claims (1)

[Claims] A deposit processing unit that includes a discrimination unit that discriminates the authenticity of the banknotes inserted through the bill insertion slot, a storage mechanism that stores genuine banknotes based on the discrimination result of the discrimination unit, and a deposit processing unit that determines the amount requested by the user a payment processing unit comprising a payout mechanism that pays out the banknotes stored by the storage mechanism in response to the request, and a discharge section that discharges the banknotes paid out by the payout mechanism to a bill payout opening;
a detecting unit that detects the presence or absence of a forgotten banknote in the banknote dispensing slot; and a reject unit that transports the banknote detected by the (3It withdrawal) to a discrimination unit of the deposit processing unit to discriminate the denomination. 1. An automatic deposit/withdrawal device at, characterized in that it comprises a banknote and a distribution unit that records the gold wire discrimination result of the forgotten banknote.