JPS61258775A - Passbook/bond-issuing machine - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To prevent an issued medium of other customer from being erroneously delivered and enhance reliability in storage and management of issued media, by a system wherein identification information of a teller is inputted to a passbook/bond-issuing device, and only an issued medium stored in a storage corresponding to the information is discharged. CONSTITUTION:To take out an issued medium, an ID card of a teller relevant to the request of issuing is inserted into an ID card reader 9 of the passbook/ bond-issuing machine 1, and is read. A teller number in the ID card data is compared with a teller number in a transaction log 15 stored in a data memory 10, and it is discriminated whether or not a storage storing the medium corresponding to the accorded teller number is present. When the relevant medium is absent, an error message is displayed on an operation display part 8, and when the medium is present, the present time is stored into a take-out time 21 of a transaction log 15. Next, a vacant flag corresponding to the storage number is set ON. Finally, the medium stored in the storage is discharged to a discharging port. Accordingly, the medium of the customer can be taken out on a specified teller basis.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Field of Industrial Application] The present invention relates to a passbook certificate issuing machine used in financial institutions such as banks and securities companies.

[Conventional technology]

A passbook certificate issuing machine is placed behind the counter of a business branch and is used within the same branch by connecting to multiple banking transaction devices such as teller transaction devices and automatic transaction devices. Based on the media issuance request information, select the bankbook or certificate for which issuance is requested from among the multiple types of passbooks or certificates stored in the passbook certificate issuance device, print specified information such as the name, and print the specified information such as the name on the issuing medium. Store in the hangar.

Then, the teller corresponding to the teller transaction device that requested issuance or the teller behind the teller, or in the case of a request from an automatic transaction device, the teller who has received the request for issuance from the customer, retrieves the corresponding passbook or Now you can take out the certificate.

[Problems to be solved by the present invention]

In such passbook certificate issuing machines, issuance requests are received simultaneously from multiple banking transaction devices connected to the machine.
A plurality of publishing media may be stored in the publishing media storage. In such cases, the issuing medium only has customer information such as the name and account number printed on it, but there is no information that associates it with the teller who requested the issue, and as a result, other issuing media may be mistakenly removed. There is a risk. Additionally, there was a security problem because the issued media was stored in a hangar so that anyone could retrieve it.

[Means for solving problems]

The present invention is characterized in that the passbook certificate issuing device is provided with teller identification information input means, and only the issued media in the hangar corresponding to the information is ejected.

[Effect]

The requesting teller or a person behind the teller inputs the identifying information of the requesting teller into the passbook certificate issuing device using an ID card, key, etc., and the identifying information is retrieved from among the media that has already been issued and is stored in the hangar. Only the corresponding medium is ejected from the ejection port, and the medium can be distributed to the requested teller.

〔Example〕

An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of the passbook certificate issuing device, and FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing how the passbook certificate issuing device is connected to a banking transaction device. In the figure, 1 is the passbook certificate issuing device! l
, a CPU 2, a program memory 3, a storage section 4 for media, a printing section 5, a plurality of hangars 6 for storing issuing media, an interface section 7, an operation display section 8, an ID card reader 9, a data storage memory 30, a clock 11, etc. consists of an outlet 12
Media such as bankbooks and certificates are ejected.

Reference numeral 13 denotes a banking transaction device, which is arranged for each teller and is connected to the interface section 7 by a line 14.

FIG. 3 shows the contents of the transaction log 15 in the data storage memory 10 of the passbook certificate issuing machine 1, including the transaction log start address 16, request number 17, issuing medium type 18, issuing medium customer name 19, and hangar number. 20, take-out time 21, etc. are stored.

FIG. 4 shows the contents of a hangar memory 22 provided in another area within the data storage memory 10, with hangar number 2.
3. Vacant flag 24 indicating whether the hangar 6 is vacant or not
, transaction log start address 25 are stored.

Next, the outline of the medium issuing operation will be explained according to the flowchart of FIG.

(1) The teller uses the keyboard or the like of the banking transaction device 13 to issue an instruction to issue a passbook or certificate medium, such as a savings account passbook, name, balance, type of issuing medium, and information to be printed, as well as information to instruct the issuance. input.

(2) 2 In the passbook certificate issuing device 1, upon receiving the issuance instruction information, the CPU 2 operates the hangar memory 2 in the data storage memory 10.
It is determined whether or not there is an empty flag in 2. If there is an empty flag, the process proceeds to the next step 13, and if there is no empty flag, the process waits until there is an empty flag.

(3) Turn off the empty flag of the address corresponding to the hangar number with the empty flag in the hangar memory 22, and set the transaction log start address at that time to the address corresponding to the hangar number.

(4) Store the transaction log starting address in the data storage memory 10, from the request number to the hangar number.

(5) The designated medium is selected from the storage section 4 and conveyed to the printing section 5 by feeding 9.

(6) Name and balance transferred from the banking transaction device;
The account number and the like are printed on the medium by the printing unit 5 and written on the magnetic stripe.

(7) Store the medium in the hangar 6 corresponding to the hangar number with the empty flag.

(5) Ejecting the medium in the hangar to the outlet.

This allows each teller to retrieve the customer's media.

〔Effect of the invention〕

According to the present invention described in detail above, the media issued by the passbook certificate issuing device are stored in different storage areas, and the ID card of the issue requesting teller is inserted into the ID card reader and read. Enter the teller identification information such as a number, and send from the hangar corresponding to this teller identification information.
Since it is now possible to take out printed media for each teller, it is possible to take out the printed media of the customer that the teller is dealing with without making a mistake. mistakes are prevented.

In addition, since only the person holding the ID card can take out the corresponding issuing medium from the hangar, there is no need to worry about security, and there is no risk of accidents such as the issuing medium being used illegally or being lost. The bank business transaction device 13 sends a response signal indicating that the issuing media has been successfully stored and managed (8).
Transfer to.

The issuance request teller confirms the completion of the medium issuance process as described above by looking at the display device of the bank business transaction device 13, and then takes out the issuance medium.

Next, the removal of published media will be explained according to the flowchart of FIG.

(1) 9. Insert the ID card of the issue request teller into the ID card reader 9 of the passbook certificate issuing machine 1 and read it.

(2) Compare the TERRA 1 number in the ID card data and the TERRA 1 number of the transaction log stored in the data storage memory 10, and determine whether there is a hangar in which the medium with the matching TERRA 1 number is stored. .

(3) If (2) is not the case, an error message is displayed on the operation display unit 8, and if it is, the current time is stored in the extraction time 21 of the transaction log 15.

(4) Turn on the empty flag corresponding to the hangar number.

This has the effect of improving accuracy.

The above explanation assumes that the passbook certificate issuing device is located on the teller side of the counter, but if the passbook certificate issuing device is installed outside the counter on the customer side, it can be operated by the customer and by the customer's ID card. By operating this, it becomes possible for the customer to directly issue media regardless of the υteller.

Further, in the above embodiment, an ID card and an ID card reader are used to input the identification information of the teller, etc., but the identification information can be input by pressing the numeric keypad 8a or inserting an electronic key (a key that generates a code signal when inserted). may also be entered.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of the passbook certificate issuing device, and FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing the states of the passbook certificate issuing device and the banking transaction device.
Fig. 3 is a plan view showing part of the transaction log of the data storage memory, Fig. 4 is an explanatory diagram showing the data storage memory 1, Fig. 5 is a flowchart showing the beginning of the operation up to media issuance, and Fig. 6 is It is a flowchart showing up to medium ejection. 1... Passbook certificate issuing device 2... CPU 3...
・Program memory 4... Storage section 5... Printing section 6... Hangar T... Interface section 8...
・Operation display section 9...ID card reader 12...Output port 13...Banking transaction device 15...Transaction log Patent applicant Patent attorney representing Oki Electric Industry Co., Ltd. Takashi Kanakura Two passbook certificates issued Device perspective view @ 1 l Block diagram @ 2- - 3 Voice

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A passbook certificate issuing machine, which is characterized in that the teller's identification information is read by the passbook certificate issuing machine, and the issuing medium corresponding to this identification information is ejected from a hangar.