JPS62241098A - Automatic transactor - 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] [Object of the Invention] (Industrial Application Field) The present invention provides for the processing of banknotes,
This invention relates to an automatic transaction device that receives cash, securities, etc.

(Prior Art) As a conventional automatic transaction device, there is a night safe in which securities are deposited at night when an attendant is not present. A conventional night safe is constructed as shown in FIG. 1, and the customer opens the slot ffga and inserts a bag containing banknotes, coins, and 111ii!iE bills into the safe. The next day, the financial institution opened the Gold Jl door C, checked the contents, and then sorted, counted, and tallied the contents.

This system has problems in that it takes time to sort and count the large number of banknotes inserted by customers, and mistakes are likely to occur.

(Problems to be Solved by the Invention) The present invention has been made based on the above circumstances, and solves the problem that it takes time and effort to sort and count banknotes, and automatically sorts and counts banknotes inserted by customers. The purpose of this invention is to provide an automatic transaction device that can easily process securities and effectively utilize the banknotes the next day.

[Structure of the Invention] (Means for Solving the Problems) In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the present invention provides an automatic transaction device having an input slot, in which banknotes inserted through the slot are separated by type. A banknote sorting and counting device that sorts, counts, and accumulates the banknotes; and a banknote input slot in which the banknotes are placed in envelopes are taken in, an identification code is attached to the envelope, and the banknotes are sorted and stored for each transaction. The present invention is provided with a securities processing device that performs the above-mentioned banknote sorting and counting device and an issuance means that prints and issues the details of transactions in the banknote sorting and counting device and the securities processing device.

(Function) Therefore, the banknotes are sorted and counted at the time they are inserted, saving the staff's time and effort, and the use of envelopes for inputting the banknotes is reduced, reducing the staff's work and making effective use of the banknotes.

(Embodiment) An embodiment of an automatic transaction device to which the present invention is applied will be described below with reference to FIGS. 2 and 3. In the figure, reference numeral 1 denotes an automatic transaction equipment main body having an input port 1a opened by an ri 2 and an output port 1b opened by a door 3, and is constructed of a box-shaped housing.

An operation panel 4 is provided at the lower edge of the opening of the slot 1a on the outdoor side of the automatic transaction device main body 1, and a key insertion portion 5 is provided.
．． v One group of keys for inserting customer code 6. Completion button 7, display section 8
etc. are arranged.

In addition, in the automatic transaction device main body 1, at a position opposite to the input slot 1a, there is a coin input slot 9, a banknote input slot 10, and a rejected banknote return slot 1.
1, a securities input slot 12, an envelope/memo tray 13, and an envelope supply section 14 are provided.

In addition, approximately in the center of the automatic transaction device main body 1, the banknotes (banknotes) 15 that have been collectively inserted into the banknote slot 10 are taken in one by one, the necessary detection is performed, and each type is A banknote sorting and counting device 16 is provided which sorts and counts the banknotes, accumulates them by type, and returns rejected banknotes that cannot be counted to the rejected banknote return port 11. This banknote classification and counting device W11
The configuration of No. 6 will be briefly explained.

The banknotes 15 that have been inserted into the banknote slot 10 in a mixed state regardless of whether they are front or back, top or bottom (top or bottom), or type 81 are suctioned and taken out one by one by the take-out rotor 17 starting from the front banknote 15. Thereafter, it is conveyed while being held on a conveyance path 18 made of a belt or the like, and passes through a detection section 19 . During this time, the detection unit 1
Then, the banknotes 15 are determined regarding their type, authenticity, etc., and are classified into genuine banknotes and other rejected banknotes. Shoshin banknotes are regular banknotes, and the type of banknote has already been determined at this point. Also, excluded banknotes include counterfeit banknotes, discriminator #:'Mi banknotes (banknotes that are badly soiled or torn), and different types of banknotes (banknotes that are not eligible for handling, such as 500 yen banknotes and 100 yen banknotes)! 1 [Old banknotes that cannot be counted, such as banknotes.

Based on the determination result, the banknotes 15 that are determined to be genuine banknotes are sent through the gate 20 to the first banknote pocket for 10,000 yen notes, the second banknote pocket 22 for 5,000 yen notes, and the 553 banknote pocket for 1,000 yen notes. 23 and accumulated in a temporary accumulation section for sorting the transactions. 15 of these genuine banknotes...
is counted by the number detector 24 provided near the entrance of each bill pocket 21, 22, 23.

On the other hand, the banknotes 15 determined to be rejected banknotes are carried into a return path 25 that passes through the terminal end of the conveyance path 18 and reaches the rejected banknote return port 11.

Below the banknote sorting and counting device 16 configured in this way, there is a coin sorting and counting device 27 that sorts and counts the coins 26 that have been inserted into the coin slot 9 in bulk and stores them by type. It is provided. Furthermore, banknote classification and counting device 1
Above 6 is the valuable i! Seal 11128 in iE ticket slot 12
A valuable securities pocket 30 is attached with a customer code as an identification code for collecting securities 29 such as checks and bills inserted into the envelope and distinguishing them from other envelopes.
A securities processing device 31 for storing securities is provided.

The above coin classification and counting device! 27 is configured as follows. That is, a coin processing device 32 is provided below the coin input slot 9, and the inserted coins 26 are divided into 100 yen coins, 50 yen coins, 1 yen coins, 1 yen coins, 1 yen coins, and 10 yen coins. 100 yen coins supplied to 3 first coin pocket 34.50 yen 1 to second coin pocket 35.10
Yen 1 is stored in the third coin pocket 36. Each coin 26... is stored in each coin pocket 34, 35.
The number of sheets is counted by a number detector 37 installed near the entrance of 36.

Further, the securities processing device 31 is configured as follows. That is, a conveyance path 39 from the securities input slot 12 to the securities pocket 3o is formed by the upper surface of the conveyor belt 38.
is formed. An envelope detector 40 and a printer 41 are provided in the middle of the conveyance path 39, and print a customer code, etc. on the envelope 28 that receives the securities 29. Further, the conveyor belt 38 forming the conveyance path 39 is capable of running in reverse, and when envelopes 28 are fed from the envelope supplying device 14 in response to a customer's request, the conveyor belt 38 runs in the reverse direction and the envelopes are placed on the envelope memo tray 13. 2
8 is taken out.

Further, a paper supply section 4 is provided at the end of the conveyance path 39 on the pocket 30 side.
Acceptance memo stamp @ issuing device 4 consisting of 2 and printer section 43
4 is provided, and the received memo 45 is placed in the envelope/memo tray 1.
It is scheduled to be published on the 3rd.

Note that 46 shown in FIG. 3 is a recording device.

Next, the usage procedure and operation of the automatic transaction device configured as described above will be explained. First, the customer inserts a key into the key insertion part 5 of the operation panel 4, opens the rn2 door, opens the input slot 1a, and inputs necessary information such as a customer code into the recording device 46 from the key group 6.

Next, the banknotes 15... are placed in the banknote slot 10, and the coins 2
Insert 6... into the coin slot 9... and put the securities 29... into the envelope 28.
Insert the securities into the securities slot 12. These input ports 10.9゜1
2, the bill sorting and counting device 16, the coin sorting and counting device 27, and the securities processing bag W131 start operating. And banknotes 15... and coins 26...
A classification/counting device is provided for each type of banknote pocket 21.
22, 23 and coin pockets 34, 35, and 36, the coins are temporarily accumulated in a state that is distinct from the former. At this time, the rejected banknotes and coins that cannot be counted are sent to the rejected banknote return port 11 and the rejected coin return port (not shown) and returned to the customer. The envelopes 28 containing the securities 29 are stored in the securities pocket 30 after a customer code is printed by the printer 41.

The customer has 15 bills, 26 coins, and 29 securities.
After completing all the input operations, press the completion button 7. When the completion button 7 is pressed, the display section 8 of the operation panel 4 displays a breakdown of the amount and that the i-bills 29 have been inserted. The customer confirms the displayed content, and when it is confirmed that there are no mistakes, handles the customer-specific key inserted into the key insertion section 5. At this time it was 1! 15 banknotes stacked
. . , coins 26 .
When a detector (not shown) detects that the customer has received the acceptance memo 45, the door 2 opens, the input slot 1a closes, and the transaction is completed.

On the other hand, in the automatic transaction device, the details of the transaction with the customer are recorded in the recording device M46, and the next day the financial institution
Open the door to open the outlet 1b, and record the device! The process is completed by checking the contents of 46 and the contents of bag 28.

In the above-mentioned embodiment, transactions were made possible by inserting the key into the key insertion part 5; However, you may also insert excluded banknotes and coins. Further, although the bill slot 10, the coin slot 9, and the securities slot 12 are individually provided, it is also possible to use a common slot by adding sorting means.

It goes without saying that the water-saturated invention is not limited to the above-mentioned embodiments, and can be implemented in various modifications without departing from the gist of the invention.

[Effects of the Invention] As explained above, the present invention provides a bill sorting and counting device,
Sort and count the inserted banknotes by type and count them! Since the banknotes are piled up, there is no need to manually classify and count the banknotes, and the banknotes can be used immediately the next day.

Further, a securities processing device is provided to take in securities inserted in envelopes and store them with identification codes attached thereto, so that processing of securities can be performed extremely easily and reliably.

In addition, since a receipt memo is issued, the details of the customer's input can be understood on the spot, reducing the number of troubles.

In addition, since readable banknotes are sorted and stacked, there is less need to insert envelopes, and post-processing becomes extremely easy.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a schematic vertical sectional side view showing a night safe as a conventional automatic transaction device, FIG. 2 is a schematic front view showing an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 3 is the device shown in FIG. 2. FIG. 1...Automatic transaction 11 main body, 1a...Input port, 15.
...Banknote, 16...Paper classification counting device, 27...Coin classification and counting device, 28...Envelope, 31...Valuable II
Ticket processing device, 44... Acceptance memo printing and issuing device, 45.
...Acceptance memo.

Claims (2)

[Claims] (1) In an automatic transaction device having an input slot, there is provided a banknote sorting and counting device that sorts, counts, and accumulates banknotes of each type, which are inserted through the slot, and a banknote sorting and counting device that sorts and counts the banknotes inserted through the slot into the slot, and a banknote sorting and counting device that sorts and counts the banknotes inserted into the slot into the slot in an envelope. A securities processing device takes in the securities, attaches an identification code to the envelope, separates and stores them for each transaction, and prints and issues the details of transactions in the banknote sorting and counting device and the securities processing device. An automatic transaction device characterized by comprising issuing means. (2) The automatic transaction device according to claim 1, wherein the identification code is a customer code.