JPS62208194A - Slip processor - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] This bulletin contains application data before electronic filing, so abstract data is not recorded.

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Summary] The present invention prints the transaction item and authentication print portion of the customer's slip created at the counter of the transaction terminal in machine-identifiable characters, and then prints the slip in bulk. The identification character part is recognized, the slips are sorted by subject, and the number of slips and the amount for each subject are totaled. This allows quick and easy verification of the number and amount of slips for each item and the data in the host device.

[Industrial application field]

The present invention relates to a slip processing device that can easily tally the number and amount of slips created at a counter of a transaction terminal for each transaction item.

[Conventional technology]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, transactions with customers at transaction terminals at banks and the like are carried out using, for example, a transaction system shown in FIG. That is, a terminal controller (T10) 1 is provided, to which terminals for deposits, deposits, etc. are connected via adapters 21+22, respectively.
3, a counter transaction data input device for use by clerks who perform counter teller operations, the so-called online teller's machine (O
TM) 4y); They are connected in a fixed manner, and each is provided with a password verification machine 5 for verifying the password.

OTM4 is a terminal that handles cash management, and when withdrawing money, the staff member pays cash from the cash box in hand.

Furthermore, an automatic cash dispensing device yjl (AC) 6 connected and interlocked with the OTM 4 is used to assist in cash payments.

A request slip (
In accordance with the example shown in Figure 1 (α), the operator performs payment and deposit processing, enters the information using the keyboard, transmits it online to the upper radical via TCl, and based on the processing results, enters the date, time, and minute in the blank space of the same slip. Amount of money.

Print out the certification with the operator's name written on it. The transaction is now complete.

After the store is closed, the number of slips and amounts for each transaction item are manually tallied, and this is transmitted to the host device where it is compared with the tallied number of slips and amounts.

[Problem to be Solved by the Invention 3] As mentioned above, in the business of banks, etc., the work of sorting and collating after the store is closed is often difficult and burdensome to bank employees. Conventionally,
In this aspect, insufficient consideration was given to automation and labor saving. In order to save labor in post-closing operations, the inventor of the present invention has automated and labor-saving classification of processed slips by transaction category, number of bills by category, and summation of amounts by using an optical character reader (OCfL). It focuses on what can be done.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION An object of the present invention is to provide a slip processing device that processes processed slips all at once, classifies them by transaction item, and automatically totals the number of bills and amount for each classification.

[Means for solving problems]

In order to achieve the above object, the present invention first prints the transaction details and authentication characters on the slips in characters that can be easily identified by an optical character reader (OOR), and then inputs the slips all at once into the OCR. This system recognizes the identification character portion and classifies the slips by subject, and also tallies the number of sheets and amount for each subject.

[For production]

With the above configuration, the classification work for each transaction item, which has conventionally been done manually, is automatically collected into separate stackers, and the number of items and amount of transaction items can be totaled by a counter based on the authentication content.

FIGS. 1(cL) and 1(b) are diagrams explaining the principle of the present invention.

Figure (α) shows example 10 of the deposit slip, where the part marked ■ is filled in by the customer, and the underlined part @ is the authentication character based on the result of online processing by the operator with the host device. The difference from the conventional method is that the transaction item and authentication characters are printed in characters such as kana, alphanumeric characters, etc. that can be easily identified by an optical character reader (OCR).

Insert the processed slip into the top of the hopper of Oo 11 shown in FIG.

Separate stackers A, B, O, for reading withdrawals, transfers, etc.
..., etc. Then, for each category, the number of sheets and the amount of money counter are used to output a blank count, which is sent to the control device 12, and these count values are transmitted to the host device and printed out by the printer 13.

In this way, it is possible to immediately check the number of slips and amounts for each item with the data transmitted to the host device.

〔Example〕

FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram of the configuration of a second embodiment of the present invention.

In the figure, the OC box 11 surrounded by a dashed dotted line is a detailed explanatory diagram of FIG. That is, FIG. 1 above the hopper 21 (
The processed slip 10 shown in α) is sent to the optical reading system 22, irradiated with a light source, and reflected light passes through the recognition unit 2'.
5, the transaction item and the authentication print part are recognized, the item discrimination unit 24 determines whether the transaction item is deposit, withdrawal, transfer, etc., and then the stack select unit (under the control of the stacker select control unit 26) The switch 25 is closed to allow the slips 10 to pass and are sorted and stored in stackers (A, B, O, etc.) 30.

Further, the number of slips corresponding to the transaction item in the item determining section 24 is counted by a number counter 27, and the amount of money in the corresponding authentication character is counted and displayed by an amount counter 28. At the time of closing, the count values of both counters 27 and 28 are output from the interface control section 29 and sent to the control section [12]. The following is as shown in the principle explanatory diagram of FIG.

Figure 3 is a flowchart showing the operation of the embodiment.
(6) is a counter process, and (6) is a tally process.

In the same figure (α), after the start, the customer receives cash and slip 1.
Bring your passbook to the counter and insert it into the teller machine (OTM). Then enter the account number and amount data on the CRT1
indicate. Next, put the cash into a deposit counter (not shown), compare the counting result with the input data displayed on the CRT, and if OK, press the enter key. Then, the input data is sent to the host device and the amount is added to the corresponding account number. The above is the simplest deposit case, but in the case of withdrawal, a password verification procedure is added, and a withdrawal procedure is provided in step 9 of deposit counting.

The above procedure is the same as the conventional one, but in the present invention, the operator inserts the deposit slip that has undergone the above procedure into the teller machine, and performs authentication printing using the identification character 0CfL based on the processing result of the host. This becomes the slip after the processing described in FIG. 1 (α).

Next, in FIG. 4B, the processed deposit slip is inserted into the OCR. Then, the subject of the slip is recognized by the recognition section 23 and the subject determining section 24 through the optical system, and the number counter 27 of the corresponding subject is counted up. It also recognizes the amount of the authentication print and counts up the amount counter 28 for the corresponding item.

On the other hand, based on the result of the subject determination, the stacker select control unit 26 and the stacker select unit 25 select the stacker corresponding to the subject.
, and eject the slip to the stacker 30.

Repeat this.

And subject counter 27. The content of the amount counter 28 is sent to the control device 12 via the interface control section 29f and sent to the host device, and the printer 13 prints out the count data.

〔Effect of the invention〕

As explained above, according to the present invention, the transaction item and the authentication print part of the customer's invoice are printed in characters that can be easily identified by OCR, and the invoices are inserted into the OOR all at once and separated by item. In addition, the number of slips and amounts for each item are totaled. As a result, a tally of the number and amount of post-closing slips by category is created all at once, along with their breakdown, and sent to the host device for verification, so even if there is a mistake, it can be discovered immediately.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Figures 1 (α) and (b) are diagrams explaining the principle of the present invention, Figure 2 is a diagram explaining the configuration of an embodiment of the invention, and Figures 3 (d) and (6) are flowcharts showing the operation of the embodiment. , FIG. 4 is an explanatory diagram of a conventional example, in which 10 is an example of a deposit slip, 11 is an optical character reading device (OAA), 12 is a control device, 15 is a printer, and 21
22 is an optical system, 23 is a recognition unit, 24 is a subject determination unit, 25 is a stacker selection unit, 26 is a stacker selection control unit, 27 is a sheet number counter, 28 is an amount counter, and 30 is a stacker.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] In a slip processing device that sends the contents of a request slip from a customer created through counter processing at a transaction terminal to a host device, obtains the processing results, and prints the results on the slip for authentication, the transaction item and authentication of the slip are performed. means for printing the printed portion in machine-identifiable characters; optical character reading means for inserting the slips in batches, recognizing the identification character portion on one sheet, and sorting the slips by subject based on the recognition; A slip processing device characterized by comprising means for totaling the number of slips and the amount of money.