JPS6032237B2 - automatic exchange device - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] This invention is an automatic system that converts input coins into coins of multiple denominations, and pays out coins from the exchanged coins with pre-wrapped coins of a predetermined number. It relates to a money exchange device.

An example of this type of automatic exchange device is Samurai Isoaki 48-11.
There is one described in No. 40874.

This device pays out coins such as 1,000 yen bills, 100 yen, 5-fold q, and 10 yen coins (these coins are bundled into 5 coins) for the total amount of input banknotes. It is something that can be produced. The display section is provided with illuminated buttons for the number of 1, 2, 5, and 1000 yen bills that can be paid out, for example. Similarly, a plurality of nails are provided for each of the other coins to display the east number that can be paid out. If the total amount invested is, for example, 10,000 yen, then all the nails 1, 2, 5, and lq of the 1,000 yen bill will be lit, and the number of nails will be lit.
It is shown that any number of coins up to the father can be exchanged. When he presses the five nails to dispense 5 thousand yen bills, five thousand yen bills are dispensed, and at the same time only the button of 1 Boume disappears and 1
, 2, and 5 buttons continue to light up, indicating that there are still up to 5 thousand yen bills to be paid out for the remaining 5,000 yen of the total amount of money inserted. However, with such a display device, the number of coins that can be dispensed or the number of coins that can be dispensed is not displayed, so the customer has to convert the amount of coins specified for dispensing into yen using mental calculations, etc., and the operation is difficult to understand. be.

This invention was made to improve the above-mentioned points, and its purpose is to make it easier to exchange money by simultaneously displaying not only the number of coins or the number of coins that can be dispensed, but also the amount thereof. The purpose of the present invention is to provide an automatic currency exchange device.

Various embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

First, a first embodiment of the present invention will be explained with reference to FIGS. 1 to 3. In FIG. 1, the automatic currency exchange device of this embodiment is roughly divided into a discrimination section 1, a key input section 2, a storage section 3, a calculation section 4, an amount display section 5, a lamp display section 6, and a banknote dispensing section 7.
, a coin east payout section 8, a control section 9, and the like. The discrimination section 1 discriminates the authenticity, denomination, and amount of the inserted bill when a bill to be exchanged is inserted from the bill slot 25 (FIG. 3), and the discrimination data is sent to the calculation section 4 and It is sent to the control section 9. In this example,
The maximum number of banknotes that can be inserted is 10 (100,000 yen in monetary terms). The key input section 2 is comprised of a denomination designation button 26, a number of coins designation spade 27, a balance payout button 28, a correction button 29 (see FIG. 3), etc. The functions of these buttons 26 to 29 will be described later. The storage section 3 has a large number of registers for storing data inputted from the key input section 2, calculation result data of the calculation section 4, and the like. Namely, there is an input register that temporarily stores the input data from the key input unit 2, an input amount register that stores the amount of inserted banknotes by denomination (i.e., one-sided yen notes, 5000 yen notes, and 1000 yen notes), and an input register that stores input data from the key input unit 2 temporarily. Total amount register, set amount register for each denomination (6 denominations: 5,000 yen note, 1,000 yen note, 500 yen note, 100 yen coin east, 5 q coin east, 10 yen coin east), set total amount register , remaining amount register, and other registers for calculations. The contents of the input total amount register, the set total amount register, and the remaining amount register are shown in the input total amount display section 31 in the amount display section 5, respectively.
Set total amount display section 32, remaining amount display section 33 (both third
(see figure). The calculation unit 4 calculates the input amount by denomination (3 denominations), calculates the total input amount, and calculates the total input amount by denomination (6 denominations).
Calculating the amount that can be exchanged for each denomination (6 denominations), calculating the set amount for each denomination (6 denominations), calculating the fixed total amount, calculating the remaining amount, and when the remaining amount payout button is pressed, the remaining amount is calculated as the minimum payout amount ( Mainly performs arithmetic operations such as calculation of the minimum number of coins (bundle) to be paid out for paying out by number and calculation of the total amount to be released (remaining amount to be released) during the coin release operation, and is also used to control the lamp display section 6. Calculations, etc. are executed.

In order to enable the calculation unit 4 to execute the operation of calculating the total amount to be released (remaining amount to be released), the calculation unit 4 receives the discharge signals D, ○2 output from the banknote dispensing unit 7 and the coin east dispensing unit 8, respectively. The calculation unit 4 counts the input emission signals D, , D2 to calculate the total emission amount (
This is to execute the calculation operation (remaining amount released). The amount display section 5 includes an amount display section 30 for each denomination (as shown in FIG. Currency display section 30
D, a 50 yen coin display section 30E, a 10 yen coin display section 30F), an input total amount display section 31, a set total amount display section 32, and a remaining amount display section 33. It has an exchangeable amount display section 35 that can illuminate the amount of money that can be paid out based on the total amount or the remaining amount to be paid out by the above-mentioned denominations (six denominations) using a lamp. The banknote dispensing unit 7 sends banknotes of the designated denomination based on the command from the control unit 9 to the banknote dispensing port 34 (
FIG. 3) is a device for dispensing the commanded amount of money, and is composed of a storage section for each denomination of banknotes such as 5,000 yen notes, 1,000 yen notes, and 500 yen notes, a banknote wire dispensing mechanism, etc. Further, the coin east discharging unit 8 is a device that dispenses coin east of the designated denomination to the coin dispensing port 34 based on the command from the control unit 9, and is a device for dispensing the commanded amount of coin east to the coin dispensing port 34.
, 1, q, each denomination's coin east storage section, a coin east discharging mechanism, etc. Furthermore, since each denomination of coin Higashi is made up of a bundle of 5 meritorious women, the denominations of each denomination coin Higashi bundle are 5,00 haiq, 2,500 yen, and 500 yen, respectively. . Further, in this embodiment, the payout limit for each amount except for 1,000 yen notes is set to 2q and 5 points, and for 1,000 yen notes, the limit is 5. FIG. 2 is a circuit diagram of the main parts of the embodiment.

In FIG. 2, the outputs of the denomination designation buttons 26A to 26F of the denomination designation nail 26 are input to a denomination latch circuit 38 via a double-strike prevention circuit 37, and are latched. The latch output of the denomination latch circuit 38 is connected to the lamp drive power supply circuit 39 in the lamp display section 6 and the unit amount generation circuit 4.
Kawako is input. At this time, the lamp drive power supply circuit 39
Of the output terminals X, -F, the lamp drive voltage is output only from the output terminal corresponding to the currently pressed denomination designation button. On the other hand, at this time, the unit amount generation circuit 40 outputs unit amount data of the denomination of the currently pressed designated button (this unit amount will be described later), and the unit amount data is outputted to the calculation unit 4.
The calculation unit 4 calculates the exchangeable amount from the input unit amount data and the remaining amount in the balance register at that time, and sends a signal corresponding to the calculated exchangeable amount to the lamp selection circuit 42. Output against. Therefore, the lamp selection circuit 42 outputs a lamp selection signal from only the output terminals corresponding to the range of the exchangeable amount among the output terminals Y, to Y7. In this way, the designation buttons 26A~
When any one of the designated buttons 26F is pressed, only the lamps on the lamp row to which the lamp drive voltage outputted by the button operation and the lamp selection signal are input at the same time are lit. The exchangeable amount corresponding to the exchangeable amount is displayed on the exchangeable amount display section 35. The type of unit amount data is 5,000.
, 2,500, 1,000, and 500.

Further, the output terminals X and -X6 respectively correspond to designated denominations 016A to 26F of 5,000 yen notes, 1,000 yen notes, 500 yen notes, 100 yen coins, 50 yen coins, and 10 yen coins. . Furthermore, the output terminals Y, ~Y of the lamp selection circuit 42 will be described later.
7 are designation buttons 17A each forming a plow 27 for designating the number of sheets.
It is assumed that it is compatible with ~27G. The outputs of the number designating buttons 27A to 27G of the number designating nail 27 are input to the numerical data generation circuit 41 via the double hitting prevention circuit 37.

At this time, numerical data corresponding to the payout instruction button currently pressed is generated from the numerical data generation circuit 41, and the calculation unit 4
sent to. NaeThe types of numerical data are 1, 2, 5, 8,
There are seven types: 10, 20, and 50. At this time, the calculation unit 4 processes the unit amount data that has already been input and the numerical data that has just been input, and executes a set amount calculation operation, a set total amount calculation operation, and a remaining amount calculation operation. Note that the calculation step generation circuit 43 is provided in the control section 9, and this circuit 43 includes the denomination designation nail 26 or the denomination number designation button 2.
A denomination key press signal or a payout key press signal obtained from the output of No. 7 through the double-hit prevention circuit 37 is input. Further, this circuit 43 outputs a calculation step signal and a set signal to the calculation unit 4 and the denomination latch circuit 3, respectively.
Sent to 8th. Therefore, the calculation unit 4 sequentially performs the calculation steps, and the denomination latch circuit 38 repeats the latch operation. Next, the configuration of the operation display panel 45 will be explained with reference to FIG. The amount display section 30 for each denomination, the total input amount display section 31, the set total amount display section 32, and the remaining amount display section 33 are arranged at the positions shown in the figure, respectively. The denomination designation buttons 26 are an illuminated 5,000 yen note designation spade 26A, a 1,000 yen note designation button 26B, a 500 yen note designation nail 2C, and an Ionq coin designation money O2.
6D, a 5-beat q coin designation button 26E, and a 1qq coin designation button 26. The display portions 30A to 30F of the denomination-specific amount display portion 30 and the designation button 26 of the denomination designation nail 26
In order to clarify the correspondence with A to 26F, each display section 30A to 30F and each designation button 26A to 26F are arranged adjacent to each other. The number-of-sheets designation nail 27 specifies the number of banknotes or coins of each denomination as 1, 2, 5,
It is composed of designation buttons 27A to 27G that can respectively designate 8, 10, 20, and 50 sheets (books). Further, as shown in the figure, above the number of coins designation button 27, the exchangeable amount display section 35 is arranged. If we define the above-mentioned unit amount as multiple amount, each unit amount of 5,000 yen note, 1,000 yen note, and 500 yen note will be 5,000 yen, 1,000 yen, and 500 yen, respectively. do.

In addition, the unit amounts of lowq coin east, 5qq coin east, and 10q coin east are 5,000 yen, 2,50 biq, and 5,000 yen, respectively.
Let q be 0. A multiple of the unit amount will be referred to as a multiple amount. Therefore, in this embodiment, for example, in the case of a thousand yen note, the unit amount is 1,00 q, and this unit amount of 1,00 pillows q can be multiplied by 1, 2, 5, 8, and 1 , 2 sound, and 5 sound multiple amount are 1, respectively.
00qq, 2,00 tsu, q5,00qq, 8,000 yen,
q is 10,000 yen, 20,000 yen, and 50,00 yen. The multiple amounts of 1,00 yen, 2,00 yen, 5,00 qq, 8,00 yen, and 10,000 yen 20 are displayed in the upper part corresponding to each of the designated buttons 27A to 27G.
,00kawaq, 50,00qq are displayed on the thousand yen note amount display section 35B of the exchangeable amount display section 35.
It is located as. Also, 5,000 yen notes, 500 yen notes, IO
A 5,000 yen note amount display section 35A, a 500 yen amount note display section 35C, and a 100 yen amount display section 35D have display boards displaying the multiple amounts of Nq coin east, 5 biq coin east, and lqq coin east.
, 50 yen amount display section 35E, lqq amount amount display section 35
F is the instruction button 27A similar to the thousand yen bill amount display section 35B.
It is arranged above each arrangement position of ~27F. Note that the above-mentioned lamp group is arranged on the back side of the display board of each denomination display section 35A to 35F, so the exchangeable amount display section 35 having the above-mentioned structure is displayed in an illuminated manner. be. Next, an example of the exchange operation of the first embodiment will be explained.

On the other hand, the father of yen note 1 (amount of 100,000 yen), the 5,000 yen note 12 girl (amount of 60,00 fold), and the east of 5 100 yen coins (amount of 2
5,00Nq), 5 5 q coins (amount 12,50 q), 2 thousand yen notes (amount 2,00 qq), 1 500 yen note (amount 50 q). shall be. When yen bills are inserted one by one from the banknote inlet 25, the yen bills pass through the discrimination section 1, where authenticity and denomination are determined, and only the summer bills are taken into this automatic exchange device. . When the discrimination unit 1 determines that the note is a genuine note and the data that has been determined to be a yen note is sent to the calculation unit 4 and the control unit 9, the contents of the yen note input amount register and the remaining amount register are set to 1.
The amount will be added by 0,000 yen. Therefore, if all the inserted yen notes are genuine, each time a yen note is inserted, the contents of the inserted total amount display section 31 and the remaining amount display section 33 will be 10,000 yen, q of 20,00, ...10
It changes to 0,000 yen. On the other hand, when the 5,000 yen bill designation button 26A is pressed next after all the yen bills have been inserted, this push nail operation is detected by the double punch prevention circuit 37, and its output is latched in the denomination latch circuit 38. Ru. Due to the latch output of the denomination latch circuit 38, the lamp drive voltage is output from the output terminal X of the lamp drive power source circuit 39, and the unit amount generation circuit 40 outputs the unit amount 5,
000 yen is generated and sent to the calculation section 4. At this time, the calculation section 4' calculates the amount that can be exchanged from the remaining amount of 100,000 yen sent from the remaining amount register of the storage section 3 and the unit amount of 5,000 yen: 5,000 yen, 10,00 boq, 25,00 yen.
q, 40,00 q, 50,00 q, 100,00
and outputs a signal corresponding to these exchangeable amounts to the lamp selection circuit 42. Therefore, a lamp selection signal is output from the output terminals Y, -Y6 of the lamp selection circuit 42. As a result, six lamps in lamp row L are lit. Therefore, the amounts of 5,00qq and 10,00 are displayed on the 5,000 yen note amount display section 35A of the exchangeable amount display section 35.
Beat q, ..., q of 100,00 is displayed.
Furthermore, the 5,000 yen note designated nail 26A is also lit because it is a gap-light type. Now, I would like to pay out a 5,000 yen note (amount of 60,00 q), but the amount of 60,000 yen is not displayed on the 5,000 yen note amount display section 35A of the exchangeable amount display section 35. Therefore, in this case, it is not possible to pay out 5,000 yen bills worth q of 60,000 yen by operating the number-of-tickets designation button 27 only once.

For this reason, first, for example, a 5,000 yen note worth 50,000 yen (
When the instruction button 27E is pressed in order to dispense the number 1), the double-hit prevention circuit 37 detects this push button 0 operation, and its output is sent to the numerical data generation circuit 41. Therefore, the numerical data "10J" is generated from the numerical data generation circuit 41 and sent to the calculation section 4, and the calculation processing of the calculation section 4 results in a set total amount of 50,000 yen and a remaining amount of 50,00M.
q is calculated, and the processing result of the exchangeable amount for this remaining amount of 50,000 yen is sent to the lamp selection circuit 42. Therefore, the output terminal Y of the lamp selection circuit 42,
A lamp selection signal is output from Y5, and only the lamp corresponding to output terminal Y6 is turned off. As a result, the display of the amount of 100,00qq on the 5,000 yen note amount display section 35A disappears,
Other amounts below 50,000 yen will continue to be displayed. Further, the amount of 50,000 yen is displayed on the 5,000 yen note display section 30A, the set total amount display section 32, and the remaining amount display section 33. Next, when the instruction button 278 is pressed to pay out q of 10,00 for a 5,000 yen note, the circuit shown in FIG. q of 00 and q of remaining amount 40,00 are calculated and the 5,000 yen note display section 3
0A, is displayed on the set total amount display section 32 and the remaining amount display section 33, and when the remaining amount is 40,00, the display of the amount q of 50,00 on the 5,000 yen note display section 35A disappears.

Next, when the 100 yen coin designation spade 26D is pressed to dispense five 10 q coins (amount of 2500 boq), the respective displays on the 5,000 yen bill designation spade 26A and the 5,000 yen bill amount display section 35A are displayed. disappears, and both the 100 yen coin designation nail 26D and the 100 yen coin amount display section 35D light up.

The 100 yen coin amount display section 35D currently shows the remaining amount q of 40,00, so 5,00 Nq, 10,000 yen, 25,
Only the amounts of 005 q and 40,00 q are displayed.

Then, when the instruction spade 27C is pressed, the set amount 25,000 yen, the set total amount q of 85,00, and the remaining amount 15,000 q are calculated and displayed on the 100 yen coin display section 30D, the set total amount display section 32, and the remaining amount display section 33, respectively. will be displayed, and the remaining amount will be 1
The display of amounts 40,000 yen and 25,00 qq on the 100 yen amount display section 35D for 000 yen disappears.
Next, when the 50 yen coin designation button 26E is pressed to dispense 5 50 yen coins (amount 12,500), the designated nail 26D goes out, the designated coin 016E lights up, and the 100 yen coin amount display section 350 is turned on. The display disappears and the 50 yen coin display section 3 appears instead.
Amount 2,50Wq, 5,000 yen, 12,50 on 5E
0 yen is displayed.

Next, when the instruction button 27C is pressed, the set amount of 12.50 q
, the set total amount 97,500 and the remaining amount 2,500 yen are calculated and displayed on the display sections 30E, 32, and 33, respectively, and the amount 12 on the 50 yen coin amount display section 35E is calculated.
, 500 yen, 5,000 yen disappear, and the amount is 2,50 yen.
Only q is displayed. Next, two 1,000 yen tickets (amount of 2,000 yen)
Beat q) When you press the 1,000 yen bill designation button 26B to pay out yen, the button 26B lights up in the same way as described above, and the amounts on the 1,000 yen bill amount display section 35B are 1,00 qq, 2,00 qq. q
only is displayed.

Next, when you press the instruction spade 27B, the set amount is 2,00 Nq.
The set total amount of 99, 50qq and the remaining amount of 500 yen are calculated and displayed on the display sections 30B, 32, and 33, respectively, and all the amounts on the thousand yen bill amount display section 35B are no longer displayed. Next, when the 500 yen note designation button 26C is pressed to dispense one 500 yen note, the nail 26C lights up and only the amount 50qq on the 500 yen note amount display section 35C is displayed. Next, when the instruction button 27A is pressed, q of the set amount 50, q of the set total amount 100,00, and the remaining amount 0 yen are calculated and displayed on the display sections 30C, 32, and 33, respectively.
Further, the display of the amount of 500 yen on the 500 yen note amount display section 35C disappears. Next, a payout start command is output from the control unit 9 to the banknote payout unit 7 and the coin east payout unit 8, and the bill payout unit 7
, the coin east dispensing unit 8 then dispenses the 5,000 yen note 12 based on the amount stored in the set amount register for each denomination.
Woman, 2 thousand yen notes, 1 500 yen note, 5 Ionq coins,
Five 50 yen coins are each discharged into the coin dispensing port 34. Further, if all the coins are removed from the coin dispensing port 34, the contents of all the display sections are cleared. In the above operation example, when the remaining amount reaches 2,500 yen, if you press the remaining amount payout spade 28, the remaining amount of 2,500 yen will be transferred to the minimum number (in this case, 2 1,000 yen notes and 1 500 yen note). The payout is as follows: FIG. 4 shows an operation display panel 45x according to a second embodiment of the invention.

In the case of the first embodiment, the display contents of the 5,000 yen note amount display section 35A of the exchangeable amount display section 35 and the q coin amount display section 35D of 10 are the same, and the display contents of the 500 yen note amount display section 35C and l
The display contents of the qq currency amount display section 35F are the same. Second
The embodiment provides an exchangeable amount display section 35x that has a dual-purpose display section by omitting one of the display sections with the same display content, thereby reducing the number of lamps and reducing the number of display sections. The configuration can be simplified. Since the other configurations and functions are the same as in the first embodiment, the same parts in FIG. 4 as in FIG. 3 are given the same numbers. The same applies to the third embodiment shown in FIG. Further, the control contents of the control section of the second embodiment are changed from those of the first embodiment so that the display section can also be used for display as described above. FIG. 5 shows an operation display panel 45Y according to a third embodiment of the invention.

In this third embodiment, the exchangeable amount display portions 35, 35× of the first and second embodiments are constructed using a lamp-illuminated type, but a display element such as a Nixie tube or a liquid crystal is used. It is constructed using normal display equipment. That is, the exchangeable amount display section 37Y of the third embodiment has amount display sections 35YA to 35YG arranged corresponding to the instruction buttons 27A to 27G of the number of coins specification button 27, respectively. Only the amount that can actually be exchanged for the total amount invested or the remaining amount is displayed numerically. For example, when the remaining amount is 5,00qq and you press the thousand yen bill designation nail 268, the amount display parts 35YA, 35Y
B, 35YC with an amount of 1,00 biq, 2,0009, 5,
00qq is displayed as a number, and nothing is displayed on the remaining amount display sections 35YD to 35YG. By configuring the exchangeable amount display section 35Y in this manner, the area of the portion where the amount is actually displayed can be reduced in stripes on the operation display panel surface. As explained above, this invention includes a plurality of denomination specifying nails for specifying the denomination of the exchange coin;
An automatic money exchange device comprising a number of coins indicating the number of coins to be exchanged, and an exchangeable amount display unit to display the amount of money that can be exchanged for each denomination of the currency exchange; The instruction money 0 can be commonly used for each of the denomination designation buttons, and the exchangeable amount display section is arranged corresponding to each number of coins designation mark and can be used for the exchange denomination selected by the denomination designation button. Since we have provided an automatic currency exchange device that displays the amount that can be paid out according to the amount of money that can be paid out according to the amount of money exchanged, it is possible to display the amount as well as the number of coins to be exchanged and paid out, and the advantage is that the exchange operation is extremely easy to understand. be. Furthermore, in the second and third embodiments, the exchangeable amount display unit can be used commonly for each denomination, so the number of display units can be reduced.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

1 to 3 show a first embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing the overall configuration of an automatic currency exchange device of the same example, FIG. 2 is a detailed circuit diagram of main parts, and FIG. The plan view of the operation display panel, FIG. 4 and FIG.
, is a plan view of the operation display panel of the automatic currency exchange device of the third embodiment. 2...Key input section, 3...Storage section, 4...
...Calculation unit, 7...Banknote dispensing unit, 8...
... Coin east dispensing section, 25... Bill slot, 26.
...Denomination specification button, 27...Number of sheets specification wholesaler, 3
0... Amount display section by denomination, 31... Total input amount display section, 32... Set total amount display section,
33... Remaining amount display section, 34... Money dispensing port, 35, 35×, 35Y... Exchangeable amount display section, 40... Unit amount generation circuit, 45,45
×, 46Y......Operation display panel. Figure 1 Figure N Rudder Figure 3 Figure 4 Figure 5

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] 1. A plurality of denomination designation buttons for specifying denominations of the exchange coins, a number of denomination designation buttons for designating the number of the exchange coins, and exchange for each denomination of the exchange coins. In the automatic currency exchange device, the exchangeable amount display section is configured to include an exchangeable amount display section that displays an exchangeable amount, and the exchangeable amount display section can be used for each of the denominations. An automatic currency exchange device, characterized in that the amount of money that can be paid out is displayed in accordance with the exchange denomination selected by the denomination designation button and arranged in correspondence with the denomination designation button. 2. The automatic currency exchange device according to claim 1, wherein the exchangeable amount display section shares a display section for denominations whose display amounts match. 3. The automatic currency exchange device according to claim 1, wherein the exchangeable amount display section comprises a display section capable of displaying numbers.