JPS6235995A - Paper money handler - Google Patents

Abstract

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Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Field of Application of the Invention] The present invention relates to a banknote handling device used in a financial institution such as a bank that performs banknote depositing and dispensing operations.

It is related to

[Background of the invention]

Conventionally, in this type of device, this occurs when transferring (loading) banknotes from a safe in which banknotes of a predetermined size are set in advance to a storage box where the banknotes are stored, stored, and managed.

Rejected ticket (The identification department could not determine that it was a genuine ticket, so it was rejected.

The collection box is the destination for banknotes that the bank did not recognize as deposits), and the collection box is the destination for the transfer of eject tickets that occur during the storage operation of deposited banknotes or during the counting of disbursed banknotes. Because the boxes were the same, banknotes that the device recognized as deposits and banknotes that the device did not recognize were piled up together in the same collection box.

However, no consideration has been given to solving the troublesome response when accidents such as account discrepancies occur when examining devices used in banks and other financial institutions after all transactions have been completed. Incidentally, a related known example is JP-A-58-186894.

[Purpose of the invention]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION An object of the present invention is to provide a recycle-type bill handling device that prevents accidents such as account discrepancies when inspecting the banknotes after completion of operations such as deposits and withdrawals.

[Summary of the invention]

In order to achieve the above-mentioned object of the invention, the present invention deals with the collection box to which the rejected tickets are transferred during the loading operation, the storage operation of the deposited banknotes, or the withdrawal banknote counting process. , part 1).

They are each set up separately.

[Embodiments of the invention]

An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to FIG. 1st
The figure shows the bill depositing and dispensing mechanism. In the customer service department, there is an opening 2 with a shutter 1 mechanism that can be opened and closed for bulk insertion and return of banknotes, and at the bottom thereof there is a deposit/withdrawal port 3 for storing the inserted banknotes or the banknotes to be returned. There is. Although not shown in the lower part of the deposit/withdrawal port 3, the banknotes in the deposit/withdrawal port 3 are separated one by one according to a command from the control section and guided to the conveyance path that continues below.

A banknote separation mechanism is provided. of the conveyor path.

Along the way, we conduct a bet appraisal on the authenticity and denomination of the banknotes.

A discrimination section 4 is provided, followed by gates 5 and 6 for switching the conveyance path of banknotes.

It is. One of the transport paths leading to gate 5 is.

It is configured to transport banknotes that cannot be identified among the deposited banknotes to a return unit 18 that is constituted by an impeller 7.

Another conveyance path guided by the gate 5 is a depositing route for 1) banknotes that have been determined to be genuine by the discrimination unit 4, and is configured by an impeller 8.

Transported and stored in the time stack section 11 regardless of the denomination.

It is configured to do so. In the unlikely event that the transaction fails.

If this occurs, the paper money is separated one by one by a separation mechanism (not shown) and the tuck section 11, and sent out to the conveyance path, and the bills are conveyed to the return section 1B. When a transaction is established, the denominations are separated one by one by the separation mechanism of the temporary stacking section 11 and sent out to the conveyance path, passed through the discrimination section 4, and stored in each denomination box 12.13.

It is configured to do this. Also, there are 15 safes of various denominations.

When storing (loading) banknotes into each denomination box, the safe's separation mechanism sends them out to the conveyance path for identification.

Banknotes determined to be genuine in section 4 are placed in boxes for each denomination.

The identification unit 4 determined that the identification was impossible. 1 banknote is conveyed by the gate 6 in the direction A shown in the figure.

It is configured so that the interview will be sent to the reject box A16.

has been done.

Next, when withdrawing money, place it in each denomination box 12.13.

The separating mechanism separates the designated number of coins to be withdrawn, sends them out to the conveyance path, and withdraws them to the return unit 18. However, during the separation operation of each denomination box, double feed, misfeed, etc. If a failure occurs, the banknotes in question are not counted accurately, so they are transported by the gate 6 in the direction A in the figure and stored in the first redirect box A17. In this way, banknotes that are determined to be unidentifiable by the discriminating unit 4 when loaded from the safe 15 and banknotes that are determined to be undistinguishable by the discriminating unit 4 at the time of withdrawal are banknotes that are counted by the device. 4. Store the bills all at once, depending on whether they are uncounted bills or not.

In this case, one account was not accounted for in the inspection conducted after the work was completed.

An opening such as a match occurs. Business confusion in this scrutiny.

In order to eliminate the disturbance, the said device is a bitter enemy.

Elected tickets and uncounted rejected tickets are separated.

By storing it in the glue box.

) It has the effect of reducing banking operations.

〔Effect of the invention〕 According to the present invention, rejection during loading.

A reject box is used to store bills, and a reject box is used when depositing and withdrawing banknotes.

That's where the reject box is where the ticket is stored.

By doing so separately, each bank is a customer.

This method has the effect of reducing the frequency of failures such as account discrepancies during scrutiny conducted after the day's business at financial institutions.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a front view of a recycling-type banknote handling device based on one embodiment. 1...Shutter 2...Opening part 3...Deposit/withdrawal port 4...Identification part 5I6...Gate 7.8, 9. Hl, +4... Impeller 11... Temporary stack part 12.13... Denomination box 15... Safe 16... Reject box B 17... Reject box A 18... Return part 19... Gate・7・

Claims (1)

[Claims] a separating section that separates the banknotes input in bulk and sends them into a conveyance path; a discriminating section that determines the authenticity of the bills; and a temporary accumulation section that temporarily stores the bills that are determined to be true by the discriminating section; A banknote handling device is equipped with a storage box for storing banknotes for which transactions have been completed, and a return unit for returning banknotes determined to be unidentifiable by the validation unit to the depositor, and is set in a loading safe. When transferring banknotes from the safe to the storage unit, this occurs during the collection box to which banknotes determined to be unidentifiable are transferred, during the storage operation of deposited banknotes, or during the counting of disbursed banknotes. A banknote handling device characterized by having separate collection boxes to which unidentifiable banknotes are transferred, and by distinguishing between banknotes inside the device and those outside the device, inspection can be carried out efficiently.