JPS62235695A - Paper money teller machine - Google Patents

Abstract

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Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Field of Industrial Application] The present invention relates to a bill depositing and dispensing machine used in financial institutions, etc., and in particular, the present invention relates to a bill depositing and dispensing machine used in financial institutions, etc., and in particular, it is equipped with a bulk safe consisting of a replenishment collection box, a reject box, and a damaged bill box. This relates to a nine-note cash dispenser.

[Conventional technology]

A conventional bill depositing and dispensing machine of this type will be explained with reference to FIG.

Figure 5 is a schematic configuration diagram of the entire bill depositing and dispensing machine 69. In the figure, 1 is a casing, and at the top of one end of the casing 1 is a casing for the purpose of inserting banknotes and paying bills to the customer. A customer transaction opening 2 is provided, and a teller (
A teller transaction port 3 is provided through which a teller (counter clerk) can insert banknotes and pay banknotes to the teller.

Reference numeral 4 denotes a person withdrawal section disposed inside a shutter (not shown) provided in the customer transaction port 2vc, 5 a deposit separation section provided below the person withdrawal section 4, and 6 this deposit separation section. 5, where the deposit/withdrawal section 4 takes in banknotes inserted from the customer transaction opening 2;
In addition to sending the banknotes in bulk to the deposit separation unit 5, the banknotes that should be returned or paid to the customer from inside the machine via the customer transaction port 2 can be accumulated, and the banknotes that the customer has forgotten can be collected at the receiving unit 6. The deposit separating section 5 separates the bills sent from the deposit separating section 5 one by one using a pickup roller, a feed roller, a reverse roller, etc. (not shown), as will be described later. It is now possible to send it out to the conveyance path.

7 is a depositing section provided near the teller transaction port 3;
Reference numeral 8 denotes a withdrawal section arranged side by side with the deposit section I. The deposit section 1 is configured to separate ti banknotes input from the teller transaction port 3 and send them out to a conveyance path. The unit 8 is adapted to collect banknotes to be returned or paid from inside the machine via the teller transaction port 3t.

Reference numeral 9 denotes a biasing mechanism for biasing banknotes onto a conveyance reference surface (not shown); 10 a mechanical double detection unit for detecting double feeding 9 of banknotes; and 11, authenticity and fitness of banknotes.

This is a discrimination section that discriminates denominations, etc., and performs counting, etc. These are installed side by side in the middle of the conveyance path, which will be described later. 0 12 to 14 are safes for different denominations, and specifically, 12 is a safe for 10,000 yen banknotes. 13 is a 1,000-note safe that stores all 1,000-yen bills; 14 is a 5,000-note safe that stores 5,000-yen bills.

15 is a bulk safe, and this bulk safe 15 stores a replenishment collection box 16 for replenishing and collecting banknotes from the safes 12 to 14 for each denomination, and reject banknotes at the time of withdrawal and replenishment 2 collection. Reject box 1
7, and an unfit banknote box 1B that stores unfit banknotes at the time of deposit and unidentifiable banknotes at the time of withdrawal or replenishment 9 collection.
It is made up of.

Reference numeral 19 denotes a carrier provided at the bottom of the housing 1, and on this carrier 19, the safes 12 to 14 by denomination are stored. l: The carriers are of a differential type and can be pulled out from the Φ housing 1 in the direction of arrow A at an angle of 19°.

The bulk safe 15 is mounted on the carrier 19 at a position closest to the entrance at the rear of the housing 1.

Reference numerals 20 to 23 are temporary storage units for temporarily accumulating deposited banknotes, which include safes 12 to 14 for each denomination and a bulk safe 15.
It is formed by partition plates 24 to 2T provided on the banknote entrance side of the upper part of the replenishment collection box 16, and these partition plates 24 to 27 are connected to the safes 12 to 1.
4 and the replenishment collection box 16, the banknotes are evacuated to the outside by a power means (not shown).

Reference numerals 211a to 31a and 32 are stacking means each comprising a stacking roller, etc.; 28b to 3ib are feeding means each comprising a feeding row 2, a feed roller, a reverse roller, etc.;
B.b to 311b are arranged so as to correspond to one set each in the vicinity of the temporary holding sections 20 to 23, and the accumulating means 32 is arranged so as to correspond to the bill inlet of the unfit bill box 1B in the bulk safe 15. It is located in

33a to 33h are conveyance paths consisting of endless belts, rollers, etc. that rotate while holding banknotes; these conveyance paths 33a to 33
The mechanism section consisting of the above-mentioned parts is connected by h to transport banknotes as shown by the arrows.

Reference numeral 34 denotes a motor driven through the conveyance paths 33a to 33ht through gears, pulleys, etc. (not shown), and 35 a sensor provided at a predetermined position on the conveyance path 33d to monitor the conveyance state of banknotes.

As mentioned above, the safes 12 to 14 for each denomination and the bulk safe 15 can be pulled out of the housing 1 by the carrier 19 as shown by arrow A, but there are other safes as well.
The internal mechanism parts except the cash withdrawal part 4 can be pulled out in the same direction as the carrier 19.

Next, the operation of the above-described configuration will be explained. From the replenishment collection box 16 of the bulk safe 15 to the safes 12 to
14, collection of banknotes from the safes 12 to 14 for each denomination into the replenishment collection box 16, and withdrawal processing to the customer transaction port 2 and teller transaction port 3 are directly related to the present invention. Since it is not related, only the deposit processing will be explained here.

The deposit process is started when a customer inserts banknotes through the customer transaction opening 2, or when a teller who has received a request from the customer inserts banknotes through the teller transaction opening 3.

When banknotes are inserted through the customer transaction opening 2, the banknotes are received by the personal withdrawal section 4, sent in bulk to the deposit separation section 5, and then transferred to the deposit separation section 5.・Pickup roller (not shown) from 5.

The sheets are separated one by one by a feed roller, a reverse roller, etc., and are sequentially sent to the conveyance path 33a.

Further, when bills are inputted from the teller transaction port 3, the bills are received in the deposit section 1, and are separated one by one from the deposit section T by a pick-up roller, a foot roller, a reverse roller, etc. (not shown), and are sequentially processed. Conveyance path 33a
sent to.

The banknotes sent to the conveyance path 33a are conveyed by the conveyance path 33&, fed into the biasing mechanism 9, biased to a conveyance reference surface (not shown) within the biasing mechanism 9, and then subjected to mechanical double detection. After passing through the section 10, it is sent to the discrimination section 11.

The banknotes that are determined by the discrimination unit 11 to be genuine and undamaged bills that can be reused for withdrawal are sent to the transport path 33d via the transport path 33bt-.
Temporary storage is sorted by denomination by a blade (not shown) provided at d, and stored in the safes for each denomination, that is, the 10000-note safe 12, the 1000-note safe 13, and the 5000-note safe 14, by the accumulating means 28a to 30a. They are integrated into sections 20 to 22, respectively.

Further, the banknotes that are genuine but are classified as unfit banknotes that are unsuitable for reuse for withdrawal in the discriminating section 11 are transferred to the bulk safe 15 by the accumulating means 31a via conveyance paths 33b, 33a, 33at and 33fft. It is accumulated in a temporary storage section 23 provided in the replenishment collection box 16.

Further, banknotes for which double feeding is detected by the mechanical double detection unit 10, banknotes that cannot be discriminated by the discrimination unit 11, and banknotes for which extreme skew is detected during transport are transferred to the transport paths 33b and 33aft.
Then, the money is sent back to the cash dispensing section 4 and accumulated, or it is sent to the dispensing section 8 and accumulated via the transport path 33b+33a.

In this way, all the banknotes inserted from the customer transaction opening 2 or the teller transaction opening 3 are transferred to the temporary storage units 20 to 23.
When a transaction is completed after being accumulated in the cash withdrawal unit 4 or the cash withdrawal unit 8, the banknotes in the cash withdrawal unit 4 or the cash withdrawal unit 8 are returned to the customer or the teller. Temporary storage sections 20 to 22t- of the 1,000-note safe 13 and the 5,000-note safe 14
The partition plates 24 to 26 are respectively evacuated to the outside of the safe, and the banknotes accumulated in the temporary holding sections 20 to 22 are transferred to the ten thousand note safe 1.
2. It is taken into the 1,000-note safe 13 and the 5,000-note safe 14, and 6. The banknotes accumulated in the temporary storage section 23 of the replenishment collection box 16 are transferred to the conveyance path 33d by the feeding means 31b.
The sheets are separated one by one and delivered to the transport paths 33e, 33.
g to the accumulating means 32, and this accumulating means 32
The unfit note box 18 stores the unfit note.

In addition, in the unfit note box 18, a conveyance path 33d is provided by the feeding means 28b to 31b at the time of withdrawal processing or replenishment 1 collection.
Among the banknotes that have been fed out and verified by the recognition unit 11, unidentifiable banknotes, that is, banknotes that are not counted, are also stored. In addition, when replenishing and collecting banknotes, the reject box 11 may detect extreme skew or chaining by the sensor 35 provided on the conveyance path 33d, or reject banknotes may pass through the conveyance path 33e and be transferred to the conveyance path 33h. sent.

Therefore, the details of the banknotes in the unfit note box 18 and the reject box 11 are unknown.

[Problem that the invention seeks to solve]

Although the conventional technology has been described above, the bill depositing and dispensing machine described above has the following problems.

That is, in this type of bill depositing and dispensing machine, since the details of the bills stored in the unfit bill box 1B and the reject box 17 are unknown as described above, bills in both boxes 17 and 18 can be handled. This is limited to tellers and others who have auditing rights, and tellers generally do not have auditing rights.

On the other hand, in the banknote deposit and withdrawal machine, if an abnormality such as a banknote jam occurs during deposit processing, the temporary storage section 23 of the replenishment collection box 16 in the bulk safe 15 and the safe 12 for each denomination
The banknotes currently being deposited, including the banknotes accumulated in the temporary storage units 20 to 22 of 14, are not registered as deposit information on the financial institution side, so all these banknotes are collected and sent to the customer. I need to return it.

Therefore, when an abnormality such as a banknote jam occurs, the mechanism section except the cash withdrawal section 4 is pulled out from the housing 1, the teller takes out the banknotes in this mechanism section, and the carrier 19 transfers the banknotes to the safe 15 and the banknotes by denomination. safe 12-14'ft
The teller pulls out the banknotes from the housing 1 in the direction of the arrow, takes out the banknotes from each temporary holding section 20 to 23, and returns all the taken out banknotes to the customer. When the bulk safe 15 is pulled out together with the safes 12 to 14, even the banknotes in the reject box 17 and the unfitted note box 18 can be taken out by the teller, which is undesirable for strict banknote management. There is also the problem that it places a mental burden on the teller.

The present invention was made in order to solve such problems, and aims to realize a bill depositing and dispensing machine that can strictly manage bills and reduce the mental burden on the teller. be.

[Means for solving problems]

In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, the present invention provides a banknote processing unit including a stacking means and a feeding means located near a temporary storage section of the stacking means and feeding means provided corresponding to a bulk safe and a safe for each denomination. and a bill processing unit including other stacking means or stacking means and feeding means, the former bill processing unit being attached to a carrier so as to be able to be opened and closed with respect to the temporary storage section, and the latter bill processing unit being It is fixed to the carrier so as to cover the upper part of the bulk safe where the temporary storage section is not provided, and these banknote processing units can be pulled out of the housing together with the carrier.

[Effect]

According to the above-mentioned means, when an abnormality such as a banknote jam occurs, the teller pulls out the banknote processing unit together with the carrier bulk safe and denomination-specific safes out of the housing, and opens the banknote processing unit that can be opened and closed. Banknotes in each temporary storage section can be collected.

At this time, the upper part of the other parts of the bulk safe is covered by another banknote processing unit fixed to the carrier, so that it is impossible to take out banknotes from these parts.

Therefore, according to this, strict management of banknotes becomes possible.
Not only can maintainability be improved, but also the mental burden on the teller can be reduced.

【Example〕

Examples will be described below with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 is a schematic configuration view showing one embodiment of the bill depositing and dispensing machine according to the present invention, FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing each safe in FIG. 1 pulled out from the casing by a carrier, and FIG. 2
FIG. 3 is a rear view of the figure viewed from the direction of arrow B. FIG.

In Figure 1, 1 is the housing, 2 is the customer transaction port, 3 is the teller viewing port, 4 is the person's withdrawal section, 5 is the deposit separation section, 6 is the intake section, 7 is the deposit section, and 8 is the withdrawal section. Gold part, 9 is a biasing mechanism, 10 is a mechanical double detection part, 11 is a discrimination part, 12 to 14 are by denomination (
15 is a bulk safe consisting of a replenishment collection box 16, a reject box IT, and an unfit note box 18; 19 is a carrier; 20-23 are safes 12-14 for each denomination; Temporary storage sections 24 to 27 provided in each replenishment collection box 16 of the bulk safe 15
is a partition plate 28 that forms the temporary storage sections 20 to 23;
a to 31& and 32 are accumulation means, 28b to 31b are feeding means, 33a to 33h are conveyance paths, 34 is a motor, and 35
is a sensor, and since these parts correspond to the parts shown in FIG. 5, they are indicated by the same reference numerals. However, in this embodiment, the carrier 19 is a box with the top and back sides open as shown in FIG. As shown in FIG. 3, the bulk safe 15 can be pushed in or pulled out from the back side using guide rails 62 provided oppositely on the left and right inner surfaces of the carrier 19. , to be attached to and detached from the carrier 19.

In addition, in this embodiment, a portion t-1 unit includes the accumulation means 28a to 30a, the feeding means 28b to 30b1, and a part of the conveyance path 33d, corresponding to the temporary storage units 20 to 22 of the safes 12 to 14 for each denomination. and configure this as the first
The banknote processing unit 63 & is configured as one unit including the stacking means 31a, the feeding means 31b, a part of the conveyance path 33d, and the conveyance paths 33f to 33ge in the bulk safe 15. A portion t-1 that includes the processing unit 63b and the accumulating means 32 corresponding to the unfit note box 18 in the bulk safe 15;
This unit is configured as a third banknote processing unit 63c, and the first banknote processing unit) 63m and the second banknote processing unit) 63b.
63c is a bulk safe that is attached to the carrier 19 via mounting brackets 65a and 65b so as to be able to open and close in the directions of the arrows centering on the fulcrum 64 as shown in FIG. It has a structure in which it is fixed to the carrier 19 in such a manner that it cannot be opened or closed so as to cover the upper parts of the reject box 17 and unfitted note box 18 in 15.

Reference numeral 36 denotes an upper lid used when removing the bulk safe 15 from the carrier 19, which includes a locking mechanism 31 for fixing the upper lid 36t, and first and second cylinder locks 38 and 39 for operating this locking mechanism 31. , and a projection 40 for fixing the bulk safe are provided on the outer surface of the bulk safe 15 as shown in FIG. 2, and the first cylinder lock 38
A key 41 corresponding to the key 41 and a latch mechanism 42 corresponding to the protrusion 40 are attached to the inner surface of the carrier 19.

FIGS. 4(I) and 4(II) are side views showing the operation of attaching and detaching the bulk safe 15 to the carrier 19, and the more specific structures of the above-mentioned 36 to 42 and their correspondence will be explained with reference to these figures.

First, the side part of the upper lid 36 is formed into a frame shape, and this side part is connected to a guide 43 provided at the upper end of the rear surface of the bulk safe 15.
By engaging with the upper lid 36, the upper lid 36 is movably attached to the bulk safe 15. Further, a locking hole 44 is provided at a predetermined position on the side portion.

The lock mechanism 31 is a lock lever formed in a substantially Y shape.
45, a connecting lever 46, and a drive lever 48, 49 formed in an abbreviated shape, where the lock lever 45
is provided so as to be able to rotate around a support shaft 50, and its tip fits into the locking hole 44 of the upper lid 36.

Further, the connecting lever 46 and the drive lever 49 are provided so as to be rotatable around a support shaft 51, and the connecting lever 46
6 and the lock lever 45 are rotatably engaged with each other by a pin and a U-shaped groove, and furthermore, the drive lever 48 is provided so as to be rotatable about a support shaft 52,
The driving lever 48 and the driving lever 49 have a structure in which one ends of the driving lever 49 are rotatably engaged with each other by a pin, a U-shaped groove, etc. so as to form a substantially concave shape.

On the other hand, the first cylinder lock 38 has a piston 53''fc, and the piston 53 is provided so as to face the other end of the drive lever 48. When the key 41 on the housing 1 side is fitted, it protrudes and pushes one end of the drive lever 4B, and when the key 41 is removed from the first cylinder lock 38, it returns to its original position.

Further, the second cylinder lock 39 similarly has a piston 54, and this piston 54 is provided so as to face the other end of the drive lever 49.
When the key held by the teller or the like holding the inspection tank is fitted into the second cylinder lock 39, it will protrude and push one end of the drive lever 49, and when the key is removed from the second cylinder lock 39, it will return to its original position. It's starting to go back.

The key 41 provided on the inner surface of the carrier 19 moves the bulk safe 15 to the carrier 1 using the guide rail 62.
The latch mechanism 42 is fixed parallel to the inner surface of the carrier 19 so as to fit into the first cylinder lock 38 when the latch mechanism 42 is pushed into the lock lever 55 . Connection lever 56. The bushing lever 55 is rotatably supported by a support shaft 59 such that one end thereof faces the end surface of the upper lid 36.
Further, the connecting lever 56 is provided so as to be rotatable about a fulcrum, and the latch 57 is rotatably supported by a support shaft 60 so as to be able to engage with the protrusion 40 on the side of the bulk safe 15. 57 and one end of the connecting lever 56, and the connecting lever 56 and the other end of the 7'' lever 55 are rotatably engaged with each other through pins and U-shaped grooves, respectively.

Reference numeral 61 denotes a stopper that restricts the rotation of the connecting lever 56, and is provided on the inner surface of the carrier 19.

Here, the operation of attaching and detaching the bulk safe 15 to the carrier will be explained.

First, before the bulk safe 15 in which banknotes are loaded in the replenishment and collection box 1B is attached to the carrier 19, the upper part is covered with the upper lid 36 as shown in FIG. 4(I). The tip of the lock lever 45 of the locking mechanism 37 is inserted into the locking hole 44 of 36, thereby locking the upper lid 3.
6 is locked so that it does not move.

Therefore, from this state, the guide rail 62 (Figs. 1 and 3)
When the bulk safe 15 is pushed into the carrier 19 from behind under the guidance of the guide (see figure), the first cylinder lock 38 and key 41 gradually fit together, and the bulk safe 15 is completely housed in the carrier 19. At the time, Tsumaku Bulk Safe 1
When the reject box 17 of No. 5 and the unfit bill box 1B are positioned directly below the third banknote processing unit (63c) which is fixed to the carrier 19 in a manner that cannot be opened or closed, the first cylinder lock 38 and the key 41 are locked. 4. As shown in FIG. 4 (II), they are completely fitted, but as the two are fitted together, the piston 53 of the first cylinder lock 38 protrudes in the direction of arrow a and pushes the drive lever 48 of the locking mechanism 3T. .

As a result, the drive lever 4B and the drive lever 49 engaged with the drive lever 4B rotate around the support shafts 51 and 52 in the directions of arrows A and C, and furthermore, the connecting lever 4B integrally with the drive lever 49 rotates as shown in the arrow D. Rotate in the direction.

As the connection lever 46 rotates, the lock lever 45 engaged with the connection lever 46 rotates in the direction of arrow e, and its tip disengages from the locking hole 44 of the upper cover 36.

In addition, the bulk safe 15 is the third banknote processing unit)
63a, the latch mechanism 42
One end of the bushing lever 55 is pushed by the end surface of the upper lid 36 and rotates in the direction of arrow f about the support shaft 5Bt'', whereby the connecting lever 56 engaged with the bushing lever 55 rotates about the support shaft 59. Rotate in the direction of arrow g.

By this rotation of the connecting lever 56, the connecting lever 5
When the latch 57 engaged with the lock 6 rotates in the direction indicated by the arrow around the support shaft 60 and jumps up, and the bulk safe 15 is positioned at the mounting position within the housing 1, the bulk safe 15
The protrusion 40 provided on the latch 57 is positioned below the latch 57, allowing the two to be held together.

In other words, when the bulk safe 15 is pushed into the carrier 19 by the guide rail 62 and stored, the bulk safe 15
The upper lid 36 covering the upper part of the safe 15 is released from the lock mechanism 31, and at the same time, the bulk safe 15 becomes fixable to the carrier 19 by the latch mechanism 42.

After doing this, when the upper cover 36 is pulled out in the direction of the arrow 1 shown in FIG. And the launch 57 moves from the arrow f to
The latch 51 engages with the protrusion 4o, thereby fixing the bulk safe 15 to the carrier 19.

Further, the upper lid 36 pulled out in the direction of the arrow i is rotated in the direction of the arrow j about the guide 43, and is suspended along the rear end surface of the bulk safe 15 as shown in FIG.

In addition, there are safes for different denominations, that is, ten thousand coupon safe 12, one thousand coupon safe 13,
And when attaching the 5,000-note safe 14 to the carrier 19,
The first banknote processing unit 63a shown in FIG. 2 is rotated upward and opened, and the safes 12 to 14 for each denomination are inserted and fixed therein from above the carrier 19. 14 do not necessarily have to be detachable from the carrier 19, and may have a structure in which they are fixed to the carrier 19 in a non-removable manner.

On the other hand, when removing the bulk safe 15 from the carrier 19,
After rotating the upper lid 36 in the direction opposite to the direction of the arrow C shown in FIG. and,
At this time, the tip of the bushing lever 55 on the end surface of the upper lid 36 is pressed, and as a result, the bushing lever 55. Consolidated reno j
-56, and the arrow ' shown by the latch 51 in the fourth factor (6)
*Rotate in the g+h directions.

As a result, the latch 51 is disengaged from the protrusion 40, and when the bulk safe 15 is taken out from the upper lid 36f and the pressed carrier 19 in the opposite direction to the pushing direction, the bulk safe 15 provided in the bulk safe 15 is removed accordingly. The key 41 provided on the carrier 19 is removed from the first cylinder lock 38, and the piston 53 is retracted in the direction opposite to the arrow a.

In this way, by retracting the piston 53, the lock f
f149137 lock lever 45 t connection lever 46
, and the drive levers 48 and 49 are rotated in the directions opposite to the arrows S, A, D, and E by the action of coil springs (not shown) or torsion springs (not shown) attached in advance to the support shafts 50 to 52. , J:#) The tip of the lock lever 45 enters the locking hole 44 of the top lid 36, and the top lid 36 is fixed covering the top of the bulk safe 15, and the latch mechanism 42 is also returned to its original state. return.

After that, when the bulk safe 15 is further pulled out, the upper part is
The bulk safe 15 can be removed from the carrier 19 in a state covered by 6.

In this way, when the top lid 36 of the bulk safe 15 removed from the carrier 19 is opened, the teller holding the inspection tank inserts a key (not shown) into the second cylinder lock 39, and the piston 54 (see FIG. 4) is opened. protrudes and pushes the rIA cut lever 49 of the locking mechanism 37, which causes the drive lever 41 to
, 48, the connecting lever 46, and the lock lever 45 are rotated in the same manner as described above, so that the tip of the lock lever 45 touches the upper lid 36.
Since it comes off from the locking hole 44 of the top cover 3, the top cover 3
6 may be moved and hung along the end surface of the bulk safe 15.

In addition, in the above-mentioned configuration, the bulk safe 15 has the first and second two.
Two cylinder locks 38.3! 1 structure, but the first
A second cylinder lock 39t is provided with only the cylinder lock 38.
- It is also possible to omit the key 41. In this case, the same key as the key 41 may be held by all tellers.

Now, the operation of the bill depositing and dispensing machine configured as above will be explained next.

First, as described above, the carrier 19 with the bulk safe 15 attached thereto is inserted into the housing 1 and brought into the state shown in FIG.
In this state, banknote replenishment, deposit/withdrawal, and collection processing are performed as in the past. However, during the deposit processing, among the banknotes inserted by the customer or the teller requested by the customer, the verification unit 11 determines whether the banknotes are genuine or not. Bills determined to be large and reusable are sorted by denomination and accumulated in the temporary holding sections 20 to 22 of the 1,000-note safe 12, the 1,000-note safe 13, and the 5,000-note safe 14. As described above, banknotes determined to be unsuitable for reuse are accumulated in the temporary storage section 23 of the replenishment collection box 16 in the bulk safe 15Vc, and at this time, the banknotes in these temporary storage sections 20 to 23 are As already mentioned, the property belongs to the customer.

Therefore, if an abnormality such as a banknote jam occurs during this deposit process, when the teller pulls out the carrier 19 from the rear side of the housing 1 in the direction of arrow A, in this embodiment, as described above, the carrier 19 is Safe 15, ten thousand ticket safe 12,
In addition to the 1,000-note safe 13 and the 5,000-note safe 14 installed therein, there are accumulating means 28a to 31 & 32 and feeding means 28 corresponding to the temporary holding sections 20 to 23, etc. provided therein.
1st containing b~31bt. Second. And since the third banknote processing units 63m, 63b, and 63c are installed,
These are also pulled out of the housing 1 together with the carrier 19, as shown in FIG.

Therefore, if the first banknote processing unit) 63a and the second banknote processing unit) 63b are rotated upward about the fulcrum 64 shown in FIG.
It is possible to easily take out the banknotes accumulated in ~23.

At this time, a third
Since only the banknote processing unit 63c is fixed to the carrier 19 so that it cannot be opened or closed, the banknotes in the reject box 17 and the unfit banknote box 18 are kept in a state where they cannot be removed.

In this way, the teller collects banknotes from the temporary storage units 20 to 23, and also collects banknotes that are being deposited, including jammed banknotes, from other mechanical units in the housing 1, and returns these banknotes to the customer. After that, the first. 63a and the second banknote processing unit 63b are closed, and the banknote processing unit 63a and the second banknote processing unit 63b are closed.
After inserting it into the housing 1 again at the rear 191 and returning it to the state shown in FIG. 1', the transaction is resumed.

Although one embodiment of the present invention has been described in detail above, the present invention is not limited thereto.

For example, in the embodiment described above, the accumulation means 28a to 31a
, 32, and three banknote processing units including the feeding means 28b to 31b, that is, the I-th banknote processing unit 631L,
second banknote processing unit) 63b.

and third banknote processing unit) 63ct, but the first
banknote processing unit) 63a and the second banknote processing unit 6
3b and fclK may be combined into one unit.

Further, the temporary storage section 23 is not provided in the replenishment collection box 16, but instead the temporary storage section 23 is provided in the unfit note box 15, and a feeding means is provided in line with the accumulation means 32, and the replenishment and collection box IRf is It is conceivable that when the 3,000-note safe 13 and the 5,000-note safe 14 are full, the overflow banknotes can be stored therein. However, in this case, the accumulation means 31 located directly above the replenishment collection box 16
The banknote processing unit (including the banknote processing unit a and the feeding means 31bt) is constructed separately from other parts, and is opened to the carrier 19 so as to cover the banknote inlet of the 17 Direct Box IT. The banknote processing unit may have a structure that can be opened and closed.

〔Effect of the invention〕

As explained above, the present invention provides a banknote processing unit that includes a stacking means and a dispensing means provided in correspondence with the temporary holding section of a safe by denomination and the temporary holding section of a bulk safe, and other parts of the bulk safe. The former banknote processing unit is connected to the carrier so that it can be opened and closed with respect to the temporary holding section, and the latter banknote processing unit is temporarily held in the bulk safe. By fixing the banknote processing unit to the carrier so as to cover the upper part of the part where the banknote handling unit is not provided, and by making it possible to pull out the banknote processing unit together with the carrier, abnormalities such as banknote jamming can be avoided. The banknotes are structured so that the teller can easily take out the banknotes from each temporary holding section, but cannot take out banknotes from other parts of the bulk safe.

Therefore, according to this, it becomes possible to strictly manage banknotes during operation of the banknote deposit/dispensing machine, and it is possible to improve the maintainability and to reduce the mental burden on the teller.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a schematic configuration diagram showing one embodiment of a bill depositing and dispensing machine according to the present invention, FIG. 2 is a partially cutaway perspective view showing each safe in FIG. 1 pulled out from the housing, and FIG. A view of the second prisoner seen from the direction of arrow B, FIG. 4 is a side view showing the operation of attaching and detaching the bulk safe in FIGS. 1 to 3, and FIG. 5 is a schematic configuration diagram showing a conventional bill depositing and dispensing machine. be. 1: Housing 2: Customer transaction port 3: Teller transaction port 1
1: Identification department 12 to 14: 15 safes for each denomination type 16: Replenishment collection box 17: Reject box
18: Lost note box 19: Carrier 20-23 D Temporary storage section 24-21: Partition plate 28a-31 a, 32
: Accumulating means 28b to 31b: Feeding means 62 guide rail 63 &: First banknote processing unit 63b: Second
Banknote Processing Unit 63c: Third Banknote Processing Unit Patent Comparison Applicant Oki Electric Industry Co., Ltd. Glory Industry Co., Ltd.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] 1. A safe for each denomination having a temporary storage section for temporarily accumulating banknotes to be deposited among the banknotes inserted from the transaction opening of the housing by a customer or a teller; A replenishment collection box that can store banknotes of each denomination all at once when replenishing the safe with banknotes and collecting banknotes of each denomination from the safe, and a reject that stores banknotes that are skewed during replenishment and collection. box, and an unfit note box that stores unfit notes or double-fed bills during deposit/withdrawal processing or replenishment collection, and temporarily stores unfit notes during deposit processing into the replenishment collection box or the unfit note box. A bulk safe provided with a temporary storage section for accumulating banknotes; A stacking means and a dispensing means including rollers for stacking and dispensing banknotes provided corresponding to each of the temporary storage sections, and corresponding to the unfit bill box or replenishment collection box. A bill depositing and dispensing machine comprising: a stacking means or a stacking means and a feeding means provided as a banknote; and a carrier to which the denomination-specific safe and the bulk safe are attached and which can be moved in and out of the housing; and a banknote processing unit including a stacking means and a feeding means corresponding to the unfit note box or the replenishment collection box; is attached to the carrier so as to be able to be opened and closed with respect to the temporary holding section, and the latter banknote processing unit is fixed to the carrier so as to cover the upper part of the damaged note box or the replenishment collection box and the reject box, and A bill depositing and dispensing machine characterized in that a processing unit can be pulled out of a housing together with a carrier.