JPS6072094A - Paper money storage of automatic depositor - Google Patents

Abstract

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Description

[Detailed description of the invention] Technical field of Kuro 6 Akira
This relates to an improvement for preventing storage failures due to misaligned banknotes when the banknotes are transferred from the temporary cooling section to the keytonister.

<Technical Background> In an automatic teller machine, the banknotes inserted through the slot are temporarily stored in the banknote receptacle in the pool section on a kite, and the banknote verification section's verification count results and the deposit amount of the depositor are confirmed. If the banknotes match, the banknotes are stored in the canister. on the other hand,
(If the verification results of the banknote verification department and the deposit amount of the depositor do not match) In the banknote receptacle, the banknotes on the guide are picked up by a pair of continuous belts that can be moved one inch closer to each other and separated from each other, and then sent to the L return slot. be returned.

<Prior Art and Problems> In conventional automatic teller machines, the banknotes on the kite of the banknote receiver curve the banknote path, which is narrower than the banknotes, due to one rubber pusher, causing blood to flow into the canister. Push in 2 times. In this case, one banknote may be bent or not aligned, and the banknote holder may be stored with the banknote protruding from the guide.If you push a banknote into the canister in such a condition, the banknote may be unaligned. There were cases where the canister was not stored on the aisle or inside the canister.

<Object of the Invention> The present invention has been made in view of the above-mentioned drawbacks of the prior art, and provides a method for storing banknotes in an automatic teller machine, which arranges banknotes in a temporary pool part and allows the banknotes to be reliably stored in a canister. For the purpose of providing.

<Structure of the Invention> In order to achieve this object, the present invention includes a temporary pool portion that temporarily stores banknotes inserted from a banknote input slot, and a banknote receptacle of the temporary pool portion that stores banknotes on a guide into a banknote storage canister. 2. The automatic deposit machine is equipped with a bill transfer mechanism for moving the bill inside the bank, and a bill return mechanism for pinching the bill on the guide with a pair of continuous belts that can move toward and away from each other and returning the bill to the return slot. In the banknote storage method, the paper banknotes on the guide are once held between the continuous belt of the banknote return machine, the continuous belt is separated again without returning the banknotes to the return slot, and then the banknote transfer mechanism Embodiments of the Invention FIG. 1 is a block diagram of an automatic teller machine according to the present invention, and FIG. and FIG. 3 are a side view and a top view, respectively, showing the configuration of a temporary pool section of an automatic teller machine according to the present invention. Bills (not shown) inserted from the bill slot 1 of the automatic teller machine main body 8 are sent along the conveyance path 2 to the discrimination section 3 to determine the authenticity of the bill.
After the type and number of sheets are determined, one sheet is counted, and one sheet is temporarily sent to the pool section 4, where it is temporarily stored. If the identification result is normal, the banknotes are transferred into the canister 5 as shown by arrow A.

If there is an abnormality such as the verification result not matching the deposit amount of the depositor, the banknote is returned to the return lower via the return path 6. As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the temporary pool section 4 is provided with a guide 11 for storing the banknotes 14 that have been conveyed once as indicated by arrow E on the banknote holder 11a. . This temporary pool part 4 further includes a pair of continuous bells 19 that can be approached and separated from each other for returning banknotes to a return lower 1.
．． Equipped with 20. One continuous belt 19 includes rollers 9a,
9bl is engaged with the roller 10a, and the other continuous belt 20 is engaged with the roller 10a.
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10b. Roller 9b is movable as shown by arrow B, and roller 10b is movable as shown by arrow C. Normally, each consecutive bell) '19.20 is indicated by a solid line 1-
In the separated position, the one banknote receiver is separated from the banknotes 14 on the portion 11a. When returning banknotes, rollers 9b, 1
0b moves as shown by arrows B and C, continuous belt 19.2
0 is the approach position shown by the dotted line, and the double continuous belt is 19.20
Other rollers and belts (not shown) that make up the return path 6 hold the banknote 14 between them and lift it upward.
Transported to the return lower via. Banknotes 14 in canister 5
When storing the banknotes 14 inside, first, the continuous belts 19 and 20 are moved to the approach position shown by the dotted line to sandwich the banknotes 14. After that, without returning the four banknotes to the return slot, the consecutive bells) 19 and 20 are returned to the separation position shown by the solid line. Continuous bells like Jin)
19 and 20, the folded banknote 18 as shown in FIG.
Even if the banknotes 18 are placed on the guide 11, the banknotes 18 are returned to their normal positions by the continuous bell) 19. will be placed. Thereafter, the pusher 12 having the rubber plate 13 at its tip is moved in the direction of the arrow, and the two bills are passed through the passage 15 between the kites 11 and pushed into the °C canister 5 once. A bill receiver 16 is disposed inside the canister 5 and receives an opposing urging force from a spring 17 to prevent the two bills from scattering.

<Effects of the Invention> As explained above, according to the banknote storage method of the present invention, the banknote receiver once pinches the banknotes on the guide with the continuous return belt and then pushes them into the canister. Therefore, it is possible to align the banknotes at a predetermined position before storing them in the canister without adding a new mechanism, and a smooth and reliable storing operation of the banknotes in the canister can be achieved.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a block diagram of an automatic teller machine according to the present invention, and FIGS. 2 and 3 are a side view and a top view, respectively, of a temporary pool section of the automatic teller machine according to the present invention. 1...Input 0.4...Temporary pool section. 5...Geetonista, 7...Return 1゜11...The bill receiver is a guide, 11a...
The bill receiver is in the section. 12... Butsusha, 13... Rubber plate. 14.18...Banknotes-19,20...
continuous belt. Watch applicant Fujitsu Ltd. Patent attorney Akira Aoki Patent attorney Kazuyuki Nishidate Patent attorney Yukio Akira Yamaguchi @ 2nd printing 3rd drawing

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A temporary pool part that temporarily stores the banknotes inserted from the banknote slot, and a banknote receptacle in the temporary pool part that moves the banknotes on the banknotes into the banknote storage canister. The automatic bill receiving mechanism comprises a bill moving mechanism, and a bill returning mechanism for pinching and returning bills from the guide and the two continuous bells 1 that can approach and separate from each other. In the deposit machine, the banknote receiver C1 once pinches the banknote on the guide with the continuous belt of the banknote retraction mechanism, and then connects the banknote again without returning it to the return machine. A method for storing banknotes in an automatic teller machine, which includes the steps of moving the banknotes into a canister from a banknote transfer mechanism.