JPS603788A - Deposit withdrawing machine - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To set easily bank note circular management condition by storing preliminarily information concerning a bank note, which should be taken into or not from a cashbox, in a deposit withdrawing machine and reading out an acceptance or a withdrawal denomination signal to take the bank note into or out from a prescribed cashbox. CONSTITUTION:When a customer inserts the bank note to a money accepting part 1, a discriminating part discriminates the denomination, and a control part 3 reads out a signal of a cashbox name, where the bank note should be stored, from an information storage part and sends the bank note to a bank note carrying part 4 to store in the designated cashbox. Meanwhile, when the customer inserts a cash card to a card insertion part to request the withdrawal of a deposit by a prescribed key input from a key input part 12, the control part 3 reads out the signals of the name of a cashbox, where the bank note is taken out, and the number of the bank note from the information storage part 10 and sends them to the carrying part 4, and a designated number of the bank note are sent from the designated cashbox to a withdrawing part 5 through the discriminating part 2. If a switch on a management panel is turned on to give a proper set condition, it is stored in the information storage part 10 to make the bank note circular management (for example, recovery of an old bank note) possible.

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] Technical Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a deposit dispensing machine, and particularly to a deposit dispensing machine, which distinguishes the denomination of deposited banknotes, stores the banknotes in a safe corresponding to the determined denomination, and stores the deposited banknotes in a safe. It concerns a deposit dispensing machine.

(6) Background of the Invention and Problems It is desired for a deposit dispensing machine to have a function that allows easy setting of which safe to store deposited banknotes in and which safe to pay with banknotes.

Conventionally, in a deposit dispensing machine, when a customer inserts a banknote, for example, a 10,000 yen bill, into the depositing section l, the banknote is detected in the verification section 2, as shown in the diagram in FIG. 1 and the operation explanatory diagram in FIG. The denominations will be identified. The control unit 3 sends a transport signal to the banknote transport unit 4 based on the denomination signal of the discriminated banknote, for example, the 10,000-note signal.
The banknote transport unit 4Fi stores the banknotes in a predetermined safe, for example, the banknote safe 7.

10,000, When the customer inserts the cash card into the card insertion part of the deposit machine and enters the prescribed KEY input to make a deposit payment, for example, 30,000 yen, the control unit 3 prevents the payment. The denomination (10,000 notes) and number (3,000 notes) corresponding to the amount
In the conventional deposit dispensing machine described above, the denomination of the deposited banknote is After discriminating the banknotes, the sequence of the control unit 3 is such that the banknotes are stored in the Q predetermined safe or the banknotes are dispensed from the predetermined safe to the payment unit in response to a payment request.This sequence of the control unit 3 is fixed. It was something. Therefore, it takes a lot of effort to change the sequence of the control section 3, and there is a problem that the administrator of the deposit dispensing machine cannot easily change the sequence of the control section 3.

In particular, in the initial period when new tickets are issued, the number of new tickets in circulation is small, so old tickets are recycled as much as possible for payment, and after the New Year period when many new tickets are issued, old tickets are collected as much as possible and new tickets are issued in large numbers. Conventional deposit payment machines have had the problem of not being able to respond simply and quickly when it is necessary to make a recurrent payment.

(Q. Purpose and Structure of the Invention The present invention is a deposit dispensing machine that stores in advance information regarding banknotes stored in a safe and banknotes dispensed from the safe, and uses this information as a deposit denomination signal from a discrimination unit or from another source. The purpose of this system is to allow an administrator of a deposit dispensing machine to easily set bill circulation management conditions by reading out bills based on a payment denomination signal, storing bills in a designated safe, or dispensing bills from a designated safe. It is said that

For this reason, the deposit dispensing machine of the present invention includes a discrimination section that discriminates the denomination of the banknote inserted into the deposit section, and stores the banknote in a predetermined safe based on the denomination signal from the discrimination section and at the time of payment. In a deposit dispensing machine comprising a control unit that dispenses banknotes from a predetermined safe to a payment unit, an input means for specifying and inputting information regarding the denomination of banknotes to be stored in the safe and the denomination of banknotes to be dispensed from the safe; an information storage unit that stores information input from the input means; and the above-mentioned discrimination 1.
an information readout section that reads out predetermined information from the information storage section based on a denomination signal from the information storage section; and a control section that stores banknotes in a predetermined safe or dispenses them from the predetermined safe based on information from the information readout section. It is characterized by becoming.

(6) Practical invention’JA example The present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 3 shows the configuration of one embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 4 shows a diagram for explaining the specific operation shown in FIG. 3, FIG. 5 shows an example of administrator input, and FIG. 6 shows the information A storage example of the storage unit is shown.

In the figure, 3' is a control unit according to the present invention, 6 is a reject safe, 7 is an A safe, 8I'iB safe, 9 is a C safe, IO is an information storage unit according to the present invention, 11 is a CRT display unit, 12 12-1 to 12-7 are key switches provided in the key human power section, 13 is the gold name, 14 is the denomination, 15
represents a condition.

In FIG. 3, when a customer inserts a banknote, for example, a 10,000 yen bill, into the deposit unit 1 based on the operation guide displayed on the CRT display unit 11, the banknote is conveyed to the discrimination unit 2 and its denomination is discriminated. . The control unit 3' reads out a signal indicating the name of the safe in which the banknote is to be stored from the information storage unit 10 based on the denomination signal of the verified banknote, for example, the 10,000-bill signal, and sends this signal to the banknote conveying unit 4 to collect the banknote. The transport unit 4 stores banknotes in a designated safe.

- If the customer inserts a Gash card into the card insertion section of the deposit dispensing machine and inputs a predetermined key on the key input section 12 to make a deposit payment, the control section 3' It stores the denomination and number of bills corresponding to the amount received, reads out a signal of the name of the safe from which the banknotes are to be dispensed from the information storage unit IO based on this denomination signal, and sends this signal and the number of bills signal to the banknote transport unit 4. Then, the banknote transport section 4 feeds out a specified number of banknotes from the specified safe through the dispensing section 2 to the payment section 5.

FIG. 4 shows a detailed explanation diagram of the operation shown in FIG. 3. Fourth
Figure (a) shows a case where old bills (bills that have been in circulation since before new bills were issued) are collected and new bills (newly issued bills) are circulated.In other words, they are input into the deposit section l. Of the banknotes, the new 10,000 yen notes (newly issued 10,000 yen notes) and new 1,000 yen notes (newly issued 1,000 yen notes) are stored in deposit Jim 7 and B safe 8, respectively, and the old notes are stored in C safe 9. The banknotes to be paid out to the payment section 5 are the new 1,000-billion notes in the A safe 7 and the new 1,000-bills in the B safe 8.The old notes in the OC safe 8 are stored in the payout section 5.
Figure 4 (b) shows the case where the deposited 1,000 tickets are collected.

That is, the deposited 10,000 yen and 1,000 yen are stored in the safe 7 and B treasury 8, respectively, and the 10000 sho in the A treasury 7 and the 1,000 yen in the C treasury 9 are transferred to the payment section 5. will be collected.

FIG. 5 shows an example of administrator input, and FIG. 6 shows an example of storage in the information storage section. The deposit dispensing machine of the present invention is shown in Fig. 4 (
A case will be described in which the state of (b) is set.
By doing so, a display like the one shown in Figure 5 appears on CRT 11, which displays operating instructions during normal transactions.
This is the denomination 14 which is the circulation management condition for the safe name shown in 13.
and condition 15 are stored in the information storage unit 10 (FIG. 6A safe information). Denominations 14 and 41 items 15
To enter, press the key switches (12-1 to 12-7) in sequence in the direction of the arrows indicating "New", "10,000 Tickets", etc. for each safe name shown in 13 displayed on the CRTll. good. For example, when entering New 10,000 notes as the denomination into the A safe shown in 13, 12-1 and 12-
Press the 2nd KEY switch. Similarly, if the condition is to store banknotes in the A safe and take them out from the A safe,
The KEY switch 12-7 corresponding to "Deposit/Payment" is pressed. By pressing the above KEY switch, Fig. 6A
“1” is stored in bit numbers 4 and 12 of the safe information. Other bit numbers are "0". Similarly, the B safe information and the C safe information are also input as shown in FIG. 6. FIG. 6 shows the state in which the A safe information, the B safe information, and the C safe information have been input. As a result, the banknote circulation management described in FIG. 4(8) is performed.

When conducting circulation management of other banknotes, the above and 1q41
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1, enter the denomination 14 and article 14:15, respectively.In addition, the reject safe 6 can be set to A safe, B safe, or C safe.
In the embodiment of the present invention, there are three safes A, B, and C, but the present invention is not limited to this, and any number of safes can be used. .

(G) As described in detail, according to the present invention, information regarding banknotes to be stored in a safe and banknotes to be dispensed from a safe is stored in advance, and this information is input to a deposit denomination signal from a discrimination unit or a banknote to be dispensed from a safe. Since the banknotes are read and stored or dispensed based on the payment denomination signal from another party, the administrator of the deposit dispensing machine can easily set banknote circulation management conditions. In particular, when you want to collect old notes after a certain time when new notes are issued, or when you want to have a denomination composition of banknotes tailored to customer demographics and time periods, you can quickly and easily circulate banknotes. It has the effect of allowing you to set and change conditions.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Figure 1 shows the configuration of a conventional deposit dispensing machine, and Figure 2 shows the configuration of a conventional deposit dispensing machine.
FIG. 3 shows the configuration of one embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 4 shows a detailed explanation of the operation shown in FIG. 3, and FIG. 5 shows an example of administrator input. FIG. 6 shows a storage example of the information storage unit. In the figure, ■ is a deposit section, 2 is a discrimination section, 3 is a control section, 3' is a control section according to the present invention, 4 is a banknote transport section, 6 is a reject safe, 7 is an A safe, 8 is a B safe, 9 is a C safe, 10 is an information storage unit, 11 is a CRT, and 12-1 to 12-7 are KE
Y switch, 13 represents the name of the safe, 14 represents the denomination, and 15 represents the conditions. Patent Applicant: Fujitsu Ltd. Representative Patent Attorney Mori 1) Hiroshi (1 other person) Half 3 Diagram ■L 4th - Riku S Diagram 'ICI￥l

Claims (1)

[Claims] A discrimination section that discriminates the denomination of the banknote inserted into the deposit section, and stores the banknote in a predetermined safe based on the denomination signal from the discrimination section, and transfers the banknote from the predetermined safe to the payment section at the time of payment. A deposit dispensing machine comprising a control unit for dispensing banknotes, an input means for specifying and inputting information regarding the denomination of banknotes to be stored in the safe and the denomination of banknotes to be dispensed from the safe, and information inputted by the input means. an information storage section for storing banknotes, an information reading section for reading out predetermined information from the information storage section based on the denomination signal from the discrimination section, and storing banknotes in a predetermined safe or storing them in a predetermined safe based on the information from the information reading section. A deposit dispensing machine comprising: a control unit for dispensing money from a safe;