JPS624143A - Cash disposing device at cage - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To make it possible to shorten the time of dealing for money in case of change being required, by providing a temporarily collecting section for collecting once received bank notes in the upper section of each bank note storage box so that bank notes are paid from one storage box simultaneously with the storing operation of bank notes into the other bank note storage box. CONSTITUTION:In the case of that the amount of money to be received is, for example, Yen48,000 and a client has nothing else than 10,000-notes, when the client inputs the value of Yen48,000 through a key board and then charges five 10,000-notes into a cash charge slot 203, the received bank notes are collected in a temporarily collecting section 210 in the upper section of a 10,000-note storage box 207 by way of a discriminating section 204. At this time the total of received money and change of Yen2,000 are indicated to urge the client to check whether the dealing of received money is possible or impossible, and if it is possible, a stage 216 is raised while a partition plate 213 is retracted to store the bank notes into the 10,000-note storage ox 207 from the collecting section 210. At this time, a stage 216 in a 1,000-note storage box 209 is raised while a partition plate 215 is retracted to separate and transfer two 1,000-notes one by one to the cash dealing cage 203 by way of the discriminating section 204.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION (Field of Industrial Application) The present invention relates to an apparatus for use in counter operations of financial institutions such as banks and for processing banknote deposits and withdrawals.

(Prior Art) Recently, there has been a strong tendency in banks to handle banknotes as much as possible without touching them by bank employees. This is because when cash (bills) is passed from one bank employee to another, the recipient must check the amount each time, which is time-consuming and prone to errors.

Therefore, counter cash processing devices have been put into practical use that allow deposits and withdrawals to be made without human intervention by using automatic machines for depositing and dispensing banknotes at the counter.

FIG. 2 is a schematic side view of a conventional counter cash processing device. In the figure, 1 is an unfit note storage box, 2 is a ten thousand note storage box,
3 is a 1,000-note storage box, and 4 is an overflow storage box, which can be pulled out in the direction of the arrow by opening the door 5 as shown by the dotted line in the figure. Also, 6&, 6b, 6c
is an accumulation vehicle, ya.

Reference numeral 7b denotes a suction drum, which is provided above each storage box 1 to 4 so as not to interfere with the storage box when the storage box is pulled out. In addition, stages 8 and 9.1 are located in the ten thousand ticket storage box 2, thousand ticket storage box 3, and overflow storage box 4, respectively.
0 is provided, and functions to move banknotes to a predetermined position in the vertical direction when banknotes are stacked or sucked.

The counter cash processing device configured as described above operates as follows. First, in the case of deposit, in this case, the deposited banknotes are put into the transaction opening 12 all at once. The transaction opening 12 is formed in a rotatably driven drum, and when a detection means (not shown) detects that all banknotes have been inserted, the drum rotates and faces the single-sheet separation/take-out section 100. In this single-sheet separation/take-out section 100, a feeding roller 101 sucks and separates banknotes one by one and sends them out to a banknote conveyance path. The sent banknotes are judged to be genuine or fake in a discrimination section 102 on the conveyance path, and genuine banknotes are stacked in the first stacking section 11, and those judged as fake are stacked in the second stacking section 103, respectively. After the verification of all the inserted banknotes is completed, the banknotes determined to be fake in the second stacking section 103 are returned to the transaction port 12. The banknotes that are determined to be genuine are stored in the device upon completion of the transaction. In this case, the banknotes once pass through the transaction opening 12, pass through the single-sheet separation/take-out section 100, and are again sent to the discrimination section 102, where the denomination and degree of fatigue are discriminated. Bills with a low degree of fatigue are sent to the 1,000-note storage box 2 or the 1,000-note storage box 3 to be reused as dispensing banknotes, and are transferred to the collection car 6a.
, 6b.

Bills with a high degree of fatigue are stored in the unfit bill storage box 1 by the collecting car 6c as unsuitable for reuse. At the time of storage, if the ten-thousand-ticket storage box 2 or one-thousand-ticket storage box 3 is full, the tickets are stored in the overflow storage box 4.

Next, in the case of withdrawal, the suction and extraction drums 7a and 7b are used in the 10,000-note storage box 2 or the 1,000-note storage box 3 according to the withdrawal request.
The banknotes are taken out and sent to the discrimination section 102, where they are subjected to low-grade discrimination. As a result, only the banknotes with no abnormalities are stored in the first stacking section 1.
1. When a specified number of banknotes are accumulated in the first stacking section 11 by repeating the above operations, they are sent to the transaction port 12 all at once and withdrawn.

(Problems to be Solved by the Invention) However, in the counter cash processing device configured as described above, a withdrawal operation cannot be performed until the deposited banknotes are completely stored in each storage box. Therefore, for example, if you deposit 50,000 yen and get 2,000 yen in change by transfer, transfer, etc., the 5 ten thousand coupons deposited will be completely stored in the ten thousand coupon storage box 2, and then the ten thousand coupon storage box will be opened. Within 3 days, 92 thousand tickets will be withdrawn. Therefore, there is a risk that the transaction time is long and the service to customers is deteriorated, and therefore, it has been desired to shorten the transaction time.

An object of the present invention is to provide a teller cash processing device in which the deposited banknotes are temporarily stored in a stacking section and the banknotes are withdrawn from another banknote storage box during the banknote storage operation, thereby reducing the transaction time. It is something to do.

(Means for Solving the Problems) In this type of device, the present invention provides a temporary stacking section for temporarily stacking deposited banknotes at the upper part of each banknote storage box, and simultaneously stores deposited banknotes into the banknote storage box. The device is configured to perform the operation of dispensing banknotes from the banknote storage box.

(Function) When a transaction requires change due to the above configuration, for example, during the operation of storing 10,000 coupons from the temporary storage section into the storage box, change can be made from the 5,000 coupons or 1,000 coupons in the storage box. You can withdraw banknotes that become cash.

Therefore, according to the present invention, it is possible to shorten the transaction time when approximately 9 sen is required at a bank counter, which is the problem mentioned above.

(Embodiment) FIG. 1 is a schematic side view showing one embodiment of the counter cash processing device of the present invention.As shown in the figure, the counter cash processing device 20
0 is installed below the window counter 201. Cash entry/exit ports 202, 203f for taking out and putting in cash
One for the counter staff and one for the customer. 204 is a discrimination unit for determining the authenticity, fitness and denomination, and denomination of cash;
Bills that are determined to be counterfeit based on the authenticity determination result of the determination unit 204 are returned to the cash rejection port 205 or 206 on the side into which cash was inserted. On the other hand, the banknotes that are determined to be genuine by the discrimination unit 204 are sent to temporary storage units 210, 211, and 212 provided above the 10,000-note storage box 207, the 5,000-note storage box 208, and the 1,000-note storage box 209, respectively. Accumulated.

The banknotes in the temporary stacking units 210, 211, and 212 are separated into storage boxes 207 to 207 by partition plates 213, 214, and 215, respectively.
It is separated from banknotes in 209.

In the above-mentioned temporary accumulation state, if there is an instruction to cancel the deposit from the customer or the counter staff, each temporary accumulation section 21
0, 211, and 212, the cash is returned to the cash insertion/removal port 202 or 203 on the side where the cash was inserted. When a deposit transaction is established, the stages 216, 217, and 218 provided in each of the storage boxes 207 to 209 rise to predetermined positions, and the partition plates 213, 214, and 215 move upward.
evacuates outside the box. Therefore, the temporary accumulation section 21O12
The banknotes in 11,212 are stored in each storage box 207,208゜20
9 and is stored inside.

Further, the banknotes determined as unfit bills by the discriminating unit 204 are stored in the unfit note storage box 219.

In the case of a withdrawal transaction, the stages 216, 217, and 218 in each of the storage boxes 207, 208, and 209 lift up the banknotes, and the money is withdrawn by the separating and sending means provided at the top of each storage box.

At this time, the partition plates 213, 214, and 215 are retracted outside the box. The banknotes withdrawn from the storage boxes 207 to 209 are conveyed to the cash insertion/removal port 202 or 203 via the discrimination section 204. At that time, if the banknotes are skewed, double-sheeted, etc., they are stored in the reject/box 220.

Note that 221 is a bulk safe that replenishes and collects banknotes all at once, and each storage box 207,
It is a safe in which banknotes are replenished into storage boxes 208 and 209, and banknotes are collected from storage boxes 207, 208 and 209. Further, in the figure, reference numeral A-L indicates a blade that switches the running path of banknotes in accordance with the deposit/withdrawal process.

Next, we will explain the operation when approximately 9 sen is generated in a deposit transaction. Assume that the amount to be deposited is, for example, 48,000 yen, and the customer only has a million yen hole. At this time, it is assumed that the customer inputs the deposit amount of 48,000 yen using a key date (not shown), and then inserts five 10,000 tickets into the cash insertion/removal port 203. The deposited banknotes pass through the discrimination section 204 and are accumulated in the temporary accumulation section 210 located at the upper part of the ten thousand bill storage box 207. At this time, the total amount of deposited banknotes is 5000 on the customer display section (not shown).
0 yen and the change amount of 2000 yen are displayed, prompting the customer to confirm the success or failure of the deposit transaction. If the deposit transaction is unsuccessful, the money is returned from the temporary accumulation section 210 to the cash insertion/removal port 203. On the other hand, when a deposit transaction is established, the stage 216 is raised to a predetermined position, the partition plate 213 is retracted, and the banknotes in the temporary stacking section 210 are stored in the ten thousand bill storage box 207.

At this time, in parallel with the operation of storing the 1,000-ticket tickets, the stage 218 in the 1,000-ticket storage box 209 is raised, the partition plate 215 is retracted, and the 1,000-ticket tickets are separated and sent out one by one. The two separated and sent out 1,000 bills are conveyed to the cash insertion/removal port 203 via the discrimination section 204.

(Effects of the Invention) As explained above, according to the present invention, a temporary banknote accumulation section is provided at the top of each banknote storage box, and in the case of a transaction that requires change, deposited banknotes are transferred from the temporary storage section into the banknote storage box. Since the operation of discharging the banknotes used for approximately 9 sen is performed in parallel with the operation of storing the banknotes in the banknotes, the transaction time can be reduced.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a schematic side view showing an embodiment of a counter cash processing device according to the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a schematic side view of a conventional counter cash processing device. 200 is a counter cash processing device, 202 and 203 are cash input/output ports, 204 is a discrimination unit, 207 to 209 are storage boxes,
210-212 are temporary accumulation parts, 213-215 are partition plates, 216-219 are stages, 220 is a reject topic, and 22Z is a bulk safe.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] A counter cash processing device that includes a plurality of banknote storage boxes for different denominations and performs deposit and withdrawal processing in accordance with requests, wherein a temporary stacking section is formed in the upper part of the banknote storage box to temporarily accumulate deposited banknotes. A teller cash processing device characterized in that it is configured to perform an operation of dispensing banknotes from another banknote storage box simultaneously with an operation of storing deposited banknotes in a banknote storage box.