JPS61267193A - Receipts totalizer with bundler - Google Patents

Abstract

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Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION (Technical Field of the Invention) This invention relates to a deposit aggregation machine for aggregating the deposit amount in a night safe, etc., which performs the task of aggregating the deposit amount and sorting the banknotes by dividing them into specified number of banknotes (usually 100 banknotes). This invention relates to a deposit aggregation machine with a bundling device that performs sorting and bundling at the same time.

[Technical background of the invention and its problems]

In recent years, cash sorting and aggregation machines for aggregating deposit amounts in night safes and the like and sorting and counting cash have been put into practical use, and have achieved considerable success. In addition, a banknote sorting machine has been put into practical use that sorts and bundles 100 banknotes.

However, conventionally, when the deposited banknotes are classified and counted and they match the slip contents, the banknotes that have been transported and accumulated in the temporary storage due to the transaction are stored in the storage, and the banknotes of the same denomination are stored in the storage.
The work of sorting and bundling each 100 banknotes is handled as separate work or manual work by the worker, and the processing time is approximately twice as long for sorting, counting, and storing deposited banknotes and tying each 100 banknotes together. It was necessary.

Therefore, it is desired to develop a deposit aggregation machine that is equipped with a device that sorts and counts deposited banknotes, collates them with the contents of deposit slips, stores them, and at the same time sorts and stacks the banknotes in groups of 100 and bundles them.

[Purpose of the invention]

This invention was made based on the above circumstances,
Among the deposited banknotes, the first banknote determined to be normal by the discriminator and banknotes of the same type as the banknote are counted, sorted and stacked at the same time as they are bundled, and other deposited banknotes are transported to the temporary storage and stacked therefrom. It is an object of the present invention to provide a deposit aggregation machine with a bundling device, which allows an operator to easily set banknotes to be bound according to his/her will, which are stored in a storage.

[Summary of the Invention] In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, the present invention detects the banknote that is initially determined to be normal by the discriminating unit among the banknotes of multiple denominations that are input at once, and the banknote of the same type as the banknote. The banknotes are transported to a stacking section of a bundling device, sorted and bundled by a specified number of bills, and other banknotes are transported to a preset temporary storage, where they are stored in a storage.

[Embodiments of the invention]

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

FIG. 1 is a schematic perspective view of a deposit aggregation machine with a bundling device of the present invention;
FIG. 2 is an overall schematic sectional view showing its internal structure.

In the figure, reference numeral 1 denotes a main body of the sorting and tallying machine, and reference numeral 2 denotes a binding device connected to the left side of the main body 1. A banknote input port 3 and a banknote rejection port 4 are provided at the upper right side of the main body 1. A banknote ejecting device 5 is provided in the main body 1 facing the banknote input port 3, and the banknotes P placed in the banknote input port 3 are sequentially taken out one by one into the receiving conveyance path 6. It is designed to be sent to Then, the taken-out banknote P passes through a discriminating section 7 that determines the denomination, authenticity, correctness 9, front and back, etc. of the banknote while being conveyed through the take-in conveyance path 6. Banknotes P determined to be abnormal by the determination unit 7 are sent to the banknote rejection port 4, and normal banknotes P are guided to the left in the figure by the first sorting gate 8a.

Further, the banknotes P determined as front by the discrimination section 7 are guided to the first conveyance path 9, and the banknotes P determined as back are guided to the second conveyance path, that is, the front-back reversal conveyance path. 11 and is reversed and corrected from tails to heads. Note that the banknote passage times in the first conveyance path 9 and the second Wi conveyance path (front/back reversal conveyance path) 11 are set to be the same, and the banknotes P conveyed at a constant pitch are sorted by the second component gate 8b. Even if they pass through separate conveyance paths 9 and 11, they are converged and conveyed at a constant pitch without causing collision or pitch clogging when they merge at the convergence part 12.

Here, banknotes P that are first determined to be normal by the discrimination unit 7 and banknotes P of the same type as the banknotes are guided to the sealed conveyance path 18 by the third sorting gate 10, and other banknotes P
are conveyed to a sorting conveyance path 13 and sorted by denomination. Below this sorting conveyance path 13 are temporary storages 148 to 14d in which banknotes sorted by denomination are accumulated in a sequentially stacked state, and banknotes P... accumulated in these temporary storages are stored. A shutter device 16 is provided which supports the banknotes and stores the banknotes in the storages 15a to 15d when the deposited amount matches the contents of the deposit slip. Furthermore, in order to ensure that banknotes are stored in each of the storages 158 to 15d, the banknotes in the temporary storages 14a to 14d are stored in the storages 158 to 15d.
A pushing device @17 is provided for pushing into 15d.

The sorting and tallying machine equipped with the above-mentioned banknote conveying device has already been patented as an invention related to Japanese Patent Application No. 57-209693, and has become a publicly known technology by the publication of the same, so a detailed structural explanation will be provided. Omitted.

Next, when explaining the bundling device 2, first the discriminating section 7
The banknotes P determined to be normal and banknotes P of the same type as the banknote are guided to the sealing conveyance path 18 by the sorting gate 10. In FIG. 3, reference numeral 19 denotes a blade 19a for transporting banknotes P sequentially carried out from the sealing conveyance path 18.

19a and is an impeller that sequentially discharges and stacks sheets in the stack v21 by rotating in the stack v21 direction. This impeller 19 includes a coupling wheel portion 36 that is rotatably supported on the outside of the separator rotating shaft 34 via a bearing 35 as shown in FIG. It consists of a large number of blades 19a that are spirally curved in the direction, and the gear 313a provided on the coupling wheel portion 36 meshes with the motor drive gear (not shown) to rotate the third counterclockwise direction (counterclockwise). direction) at a constant speed.

Reference numeral 20 denotes a pair of left and right separators arranged on both the left and right sides of the impeller 19 as shown in FIG.
has a rotation fulcrum 20a with one end pivotally attached to the separator support 37 of the separator rotation shaft 34, and a rotatable roller rotor to a lever portion 33 extending in a direction perpendicular to the separator rotation shaft 34. A cam engaging portion 33a is provided, and a receiving portion 38 for classifying the designated number of sheets is provided, which is located inward from the rotating outer diameter of the blades of the impeller 19 in the separator standby position (A) and extends in the protruding direction of the blades 19a. The separator 20 is composed of a rotating lever shaped as shown in FIG.
is biased to rotate in the direction of engagement with the notch of the separator rotating shaft 34 by the spring force of a coil spring (not shown) whose one end is fixed to the separator support 37 and the other end is adjusted and fixed at a position near the lever fulcrum. has been done. It should be noted that the other configurations are the same as those of the earlier invention, Japanese Patent Application No. 59-97802, and will therefore be omitted.

The bottom of the accumulation chamber 21 is constituted by an accumulation movable carrier 22, which is configured to transfer a designated number (for example, 100) of accumulated banknotes P to the next process. This carrier 22 includes a horizontal receiving part 23a and a support part 2 that backs up one end surface in the transverse direction of the stacked banknote group P...
3b, as shown in FIG. 5, and is integrally attached to a movable frame 24. The one side frame 24a of the movable frame 24 is fixed to a bearing tube 26 which is slidably fitted onto the guide shaft 25, and the other side frame 24b of the movable frame 24 is fixed to the guide groove 7a of the guide rail 27. An intervening guide roller 27 is attached. The carrier 22 is reciprocated in a direction perpendicular to the stacking direction of banknotes P by the operation of the carrier driver 57.

The carrier driver 57 that reciprocates the carrier 22 along the guide shaft 25 and the guide rail 27 is a drive sprocket 58 rotated by a motor 59 attached to the side frame 30, as shown in FIG.
A, an idle sprocket 58B rotatably attached to the side frame 30, an endless chain 61 suspended between both sprockets 543A and 588, and a second sprocket attached to any intermediate link of the chain 61. 8
It consists of an engagement roller 61a attached as shown in the figure, and a carrier mounting bracket 62 having a fitting notch 62a for the engagement roller 61a. Therefore, the carrier 22 can be moved following the movement of the chain 61 by the notched engagement between the engagement roller 61a and the carrier mounting bracket 62.

Note that the single-shaped member 23 of the carrier 22 and the impeller 19
The separators 20 are in a nested state as shown in FIG. 4, and the banknotes P guided into the stacking chamber 21 are arranged in this direction by bringing one end surface in the transverse direction into contact with the carrier support part 23b. It is designed to be accumulated in a state in which Further, regarding the arrangement of the banknotes P in the longitudinal direction, a fixed guide 3 having an arrangement reference surface 31a on a side frame 30 located on the reference guide part side of the sealing conveyance path 18
1 as shown in FIGS. 4 and 6, and the ends of the banknotes P are struck at a position opposite to this fixed guide 31 to align the banknotes P on the collection reference surface 31a side.
Japanese Patent Application No. 1983-3984 is provided with a movable arrangement member 29 similar to the earlier invention of No. 3984, or in which a movable arrangement member 29 is provided, or a tapping operation is performed in a direction perpendicular to the carrier movement direction in conjunction with the movement movement of the carrier 22.
Assortment board 32 (No. 5) similar to the prior invention of No. 143985
(see Fig. 6) is provided so that the longitudinal direction of the banknotes P can be automatically arranged.

Thus, the banknotes P sequentially discharged from the sealing conveyance path 18 are received and held within the blades 19a of the impeller 19,
As the impeller 19 rotates, the particles are guided into the accumulation chamber 21 and accumulated on the carrier 22 one after another. At this time, when transporting banknotes within the specified number (for example, 100), the separator 20
The receiving part 38 is in a standby position near the exit of the conveyance path 18 (A)
It is in. Then, when the last specified number of banknotes P passes a predetermined detector l (the position of the detector 18a shown in FIG. 8),
The separator 20 is rotated at the same speed in the same direction as the rotation direction of the impeller 19, and stops rotating at the receiving and stacking position of the paper ejected to the stacking chamber 21 [the position shown in FIG. 3 (b)], and after the specified number of sheets Subsequent banknotes P are temporarily accumulated on the separator receiving portion 38.

On the other hand, a designated number of banknotes P on the carrier 22...
While the subsequent banknotes P are held by the separator 20, the carrier 22 moves and the banknotes P are sent to the bundling section which is a subsequent process. Then, when the carrier 22 returns to its original position, the temporarily held banknotes P on the separator 20 are transferred onto the carrier 22 as the separator 20 rotates, and the above-mentioned operation is repeated. Become.

By the way, the guide 39 located in the carrier movement direction of the accumulation chamber 21 guides the accumulated banknotes P when the carrier 22 moves.
It has a movable structure that allows it to escape to a position where it can pass through. That is, the movable guiding guide 39 has a fixed guide 39a whose lower end is located at a higher level than the stacking height of the specified number of carrier stacked banknotes P, and a bin 39c which is vertically movable between the fixed guide 39a and the lower end of the fixed guide 39a. The movable guide 39b is pivotally supported as shown in FIG.
When the carrier 22 is in the banknote stacking position, the carrier 9b stops rotating in the extending direction of the fixed guide 39a as shown in FIG. It is designed to be rotated and displaced to the escape position as shown in Fig. 7.

Next, a binding section for wrapping a belt-shaped heat-adhesive tape around a group of banknotes P separated into a specified number and transported by the carrier 22 will be described with reference to the drawings in FIGS. 8 and 9.

This binding part includes a tape feeder 40 that supplies a strip material coated with a hot melting agent on one side, for example, a thermal adhesive tape MT, and the thermal adhesive tape MT supplied from this tape feeder 40 is transferred by the carrier 22. A winder 41 that wraps around the banknote group P..., a clamper 42 that presses and compresses and holds the banknote group P... wound by the winder 41, and a clamper 42 that compresses and holds the banknote group P... It is composed of a thermal bonding section 43 that thermally welds the wound thermal bonding tape MT.

The tape feeder 40 has a pinch roller holder 41 rotatably supported on a feeder bracket 46 fixed to the side frame 30.
A pinch roller 48 is rotatably supported on the free end of the roller 7, and a feed roller 49 that comes into contact with the pinch roller 48 is attached by a drive shaft 50. This feed roller 49 and pinch roller 4
A tape cutting device consisting of a fixed blade 53A and a movable blade 53B that reciprocates along the fixed blade 53A by actuation of a solenoid 54 is provided in front of the tape cutting device 8. Furthermore, a guide plate 55 and a guide roller 56 for guiding the heat-adhesive tape MT are arranged in front of this tape cutting device.

The drive system for the feed roller 49 is as shown in FIG. The shaft 45 is connected to a feed motor 60 via a gear group 52. This feed motor 60 is a reversible motor, and after winding the thermal adhesive tape MT around the group of banknotes P by the winder 41, it reverses and transfers the wound thermal adhesive tape MT to the guide roller 5.
It is tightened by pulling back through 6.

The configuration of the winder 41 will be explained. First, the 9th
As shown in the figure, a bearing block 65 containing a radial bearing and the like is attached to the side frame 30, and a drive shaft 66 is rotatably held in the bearing block 65. A stop collar 67 and a stop plate 68 are attached to the base and end of the drive shaft 66 so as to be rotatable together with the drive shaft α6, and between the stop collar 67 and the stop plate 68, a guide shaft 69 is attached to the drive shaft. Narrow guide 7 is installed parallel to 66.
0, and this narrow guide 70 has a sliding block 7.
1 is slidably fitted. Further, this sliding block 71 is provided with a tape catch 72 that holds the thermal adhesive tape MT supplied from the feeder 40, and is also provided with a catch driver 15 that rotates this tape catch 72 together with the drive shaft 66.

This catch driver 75 is a power transmission device that transmits the power of the carrier driver 57 described above, for example, a first gear 63 that rotates coaxially with the idle sprocket 58B.
A, and a second gear 63B that meshes with this first gear 63A.
A third gear 63C rotates coaxially with the second gear 63B, and a fourth gear 63E (this The fourth gear is the drive shaft 66
(attached to the shaft to rotate the shaft).

In this way, since the catch driver 75 is driven by the same drive source motor 59 as the carrier driver 57, the movement of the carrier 22 and the rotation of the tape catch 72 are linked.

Here, the interlocking timing between the two will be explained based on FIG. The carrier 22 is a carrier home position (CR).
HP), the tape catch 72 is located at the solid line position (CTHP) shown in FIG.
The engagement roller 61a attached to 1 takes the position (RHP) shown by the solid line in FIG. Further, the carrier 22
When the engagement roller 61a reaches the sealing position (CR8P) as shown by the imaginary line in FIG. 8, the engagement roller 61a takes the position (RTOP) shown above the idle sprocket 58B.

Then, the engagement roller 61a is in the reverse position (RP
), the tape catch 72 assumes a position beyond the one rotation position (CTSP).

Note that when the engagement roller 61a moves between the RTOP position and the RP position, the engagement roller 61a disengages from the notch 62a of the carrier mounting bracket 62, so only the tape catch 72 is at the one rotation position. It will overrun. Then, the motor 59 reverses and the engagement roller 61a moves in the reverse direction to the RHP position, thereby moving the carrier 22 to the carrier home position (C
RHP).

When a specified number of banknotes P are accumulated on the carrier 22,
The movable guide 39b of the guide 39 rotates as shown by imaginary lines in FIGS. 7 and 8, allowing the group of banknotes P to pass through. At the same time, the tape feeder 40 feeds out a predetermined length of the heat-adhesive tape MT, and the end portion thereof is held by the tape catch 12.

When the carrier 22 starts moving from the home position (ORHP) to the sealing position (CR8P), the tape catch 72 rotates in conjunction with the movement of the carrier 22, and during this time the heat-adhesive tape MT is fed out by the feeder 40, and the carrier Banknote group P on 2'2...Wound with warehouse adhesive tape MT. Then, the carrier 22 stops at the seal position (CR8P), and the tape catch 7
2 rotates further, wraps around the bottom of the carrier 22, and stops at a position (CTSP) where it contacts the group of banknotes P...

Next, the clamper 42 moves into the groove 73 of the clamper guide 73.
a along with the stamping device 74, and presses the group of banknotes P on the carrier 22 onto the carrier L-shaped member 23. This clamper 42 is the banknote group P on the carrier 22.
. . , the reversible motor 60 rotates in reverse, causing the feed roller 49 to reverse, pull back the thermal adhesive tape MT, and tighten the thermal adhesive tape MT around which the banknote group P . After that, the end of the heat adhesive tape MT is cut into the cutter 5.
3A and 53B, the cam 78 of the heat bonding part 43 rotates, and the heater 76 and the lever 76 are connected to the lever shaft 79.
The heater 76 is pressed onto the thermal adhesive tape MT at the bottom of the carrier, and the thermal adhesive tapes are thermally welded to each other.

Thus, the cam 78 further rotates, and at the same time, the lever 77 retreats to a position away from the group of banknotes P on the carrier 22. Further, at the same time as the heat-adhesive tape MT is welded, the stamp device 74 operates to stamp the bank name, date, etc. on the heat-adhesive tape MT for bundling banknotes. Once this stamping is completed,
Stamping device @74 and clamper 4 along the clamper guide 73
2 retreats outside the rotation radius of the tape catch 72. At the same time, the tape catch 72 releases the heat-adhesive tape MT and rotates counterclockwise in FIG. 8 as the carrier motor 59 reverses. It moves toward the home position (CRHP) side while placing the banknote group P bound with the tape MT (hereinafter referred to as banknote bundle Q).

At this time, the movable guide 39b of the guide 39 is rotating in the direction of extension of the fixed guide 39a, so the banknote bundle Q on the carrier 22 comes into contact with the movable guide 39b, and the banknote bundle Q is located below. It falls onto chute 80. This chute 80 is provided with a passage detection device 81 for the bill bundle Q, which detects the timing of the drop of the bill bundle Q onto the chute 80, and allows the bill bundle Q to remain in the bundling device 2 for longer than a specified time. Checking to see if you are staying there.

The banknote bundle Q bound with the heat-adhesive tape MT in this manner slides down the chute 80 surface by gravity, and is discharged from the body of the binding device 2 through the banknote bundle discharge port 82 shown in FIG.

A binding device substantially similar to the binding device 2 described above is disclosed as a prior invention related to Japanese Patent Application No. 57-52913.
It is also disclosed in the same publication. However, this bundling device is used independently for banknote sorting work, and is not installed in a deposit aggregation machine as in the present invention.

As is clear from the above explanation, among the banknotes P in which multiple denominations are mixed and inserted into the banknote slot 3 at once, the banknote P that was first determined to be normal by the discriminating unit 7' and the banknote of the same type as the banknote P Banknotes P are sorted and stacked in specified numbers in the stacking chamber 21 and sent to the bundling section by carrier movement to be tied, and other bills are temporarily stored from the sorting conveyance path 13 [
! 14a to 14d. Then, if the details of the deposit match the deposit slip, the temporary storage 14a
The classified and counted banknotes P accumulated in ~14d are stored by the operation of the shutter device 16 and the pushing device 17@
15a-15 (automatically stored in l.

Here, a processing method will be described when a banknote P of a designated denomination has a fraction less than the designated number that is not divisible by the designated number. Such banknotes P less than the designated number remain on the receiving portion 38 of the separator 20 or on the supporting portion 23a of the carrier 22. Regarding handling of the remaining banknotes, the next deposit can be started by displaying and storing the number of remaining banknotes on a display support part (not shown), or the operator can take out the remaining banknotes from the accumulation chamber 21 and count the number of remaining banknotes. There are methods such as making it into drops.

Here, the proposed method for handling residual banknotes is not the one described above, but rather a method of storing and storing residual banknotes in a storage in order to clearly classify each deposit handling slip.

For example, as shown in FIG. 10, a storage 84 having an opening/closing shutter 83 is provided below the carrier 22 at the bottom of the accumulation chamber 21. In the case of this device structure, when a command to store remaining banknotes is issued from the display operation section, first the separator 20
rotates, and the banknotes P on the separator receiving section 38 are transferred onto the carrier receiving section 23a. Next, the carrier 22 moves in a direction opposite to the bundling direction as shown by the imaginary line in FIG. During this carrier movement, the remaining banknotes P on the carrier 22 hit the bar 85 and are transferred from the carrier 22 onto the shutter 83. At the same time, the shutter 83 is opened as shown by the dotted line in FIG. 10, and the transferred banknotes P on the shutter are stored on the support plate 84a in the storage 84.

Thereafter, the carrier 22 returns to its home position (the bottom position of the banknote accumulation chamber 21) and receives the next deposit.

With this configuration, there is no need to manually store banknotes less than the specified number in a separate box, and deposited banknotes of different slips are not mixed together and bundled.
Mistakes in cash management caused by re-counting when there is a difference between the slip and deposited cash, or manual work when temporarily suspending the deposited slip can be prevented.

FIG. 11 shows another embodiment in which remaining banknotes less than a specified number are stored in a storage. That is, in the embodiment shown in FIG. 10, when the banknotes P on the carrier 22 are stored in the storage 84,
Although the carrier 22 is moved backward and the bill P is transferred onto the shutter 83 by the bar 85, in the embodiment shown in FIG. It is composed of With such a carrier structure, the remaining banknotes P can be stored while the carrier 22 remains stopped at the home position! 8
4 can be easily and quickly stored.

In addition, in the above-mentioned embodiment, deposited cash was explained using banknotes, but
It can also be applied to securities such as checks and gift certificates by changing the detection contents of the discrimination unit 7, so the term banknote used in this specification has a broad meaning that includes securities such as checks and gift certificates. It should be noted that it has the following.

〔Effect of the invention〕

As explained above, according to the present invention, among the banknotes of a mixture of multiple denominations that are input at once, the banknote that is first determined to be normal by the discriminating unit and the banknote of the same type as the banknote are placed in the stacking unit of the bundling device. It is possible to transport the banknotes, sort and bundle them by a specified number of banknotes, and transport and accumulate other banknotes to a preset temporary storage and store them in the storage, so these operations can be done separately. The working time for banknote sorting work can be significantly reduced compared to the conventional case. In particular, the banknotes that are first determined to be normal by the discriminator and the same type of banknotes among the deposited banknotes are sorted and bundled by a specified number of banknotes, so the operator can designate the banknotes to be bundled by simply putting in the banknotes that they want to bundle first. Therefore, there is an effect that the banknotes to be bundled can be easily set according to the operator's will.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a schematic side showing a deposit aggregation machine with a bundling device of the present invention.
Figure R, Figure 2 are schematic cross-sectional views showing the internal structure of the doujin money tabulation machine, Figure 3 is a front view showing the sorting and accumulating unit of the bundling device, and Figure 4 is a cross-sectional plan view of the accumulating unit. Fig. 5 is a perspective view showing the carrier structure, Fig. 6 is a cross-sectional plan view of the stacking device section to explain the means for arranging banknotes, Fig. 7 is an explanatory diagram of the operation of the carrier plan guide, and Fig. 8 is the bundling. FIG. 9 is an operation explanatory diagram for explaining the bundling operation of banknotes by the device.
. FIGS. 10 and 11 are plan views showing the drive system of the bundling device, showing two embodiments in which a storage compartment for storing less than a specified number of banknotes is provided at a position below the carrier, which is the bottom of the banknote accumulator. FIG. 1... Classification and tabulation machine main body, 2... Binding device, 3...
Bill input port, 4... Bill rejection port, 5... Bill ejecting device, 6... Bill taking in conveyance path, 7... Discriminating unit,
8a, 8b. , 10... Sorting gate, 9, 11... 1st. 2nd conveyance path, 13...Divided conveyance path, 14a to 14d...Temporary storage, 15a to 15d...Storage, 18...Sealed conveyance path, 19...Impeller, 20.・Separator,
21... Binding accumulation part, 22... Carrier, 23a
...Banknote receiving part of carrier, 38...Separator receiving part, 39...Carrier guide, 40...Tape feeder, 41...Winder, 42...Clamper, 4
3... Heat bonding part, 57... Carrier driver, 72...
... Tape catch, 74 ... Stamping device, 75 ...
Catch driver, P...Banknote, Q...Banknote bundle, 8
2... Bill bundle discharge port, 83... Opening/closing shutter, 84
・・・Storage for storing banknotes less than the specified number, 85...
・Bar, 86... Hinge Department Patent Attorney Patent Attorney Takehiko Suzue Figure 1 Figure 2 Figure 3 Figure 4 Figure 6 Figure 7 Figure 10

Claims (1)

[Claims] A means for taking out, counting and distinguishing incoming banknotes of a mixture of multiple denominations that have been input at once, a means for accumulating the conveyed banknotes in a designated temporary storage based on the result of the determination, and a means for accumulating the transported banknotes in a designated temporary storage, and this temporary storage. In a deposit aggregation machine that has a means for storing banknotes from a temporary storage to a storage, the first banknote judged to be normal by the discriminating unit from among the conveyed banknotes of multiple denominations and banknotes of the same type as the banknote. A deposit aggregation machine with a bundling device, characterized in that it is equipped with a device for sorting, sorting, collecting and bundling a specified number of bills.