JPS6275786A - Jam processing system for cash 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] [Field of application of the invention] Non-invention is mainly related to gold PI! A jam processing method suitable for checking jammed banknotes, etc. remaining in a VC banknote conveyance path VC for a cash processing device used in one institution. As stated in the publication, in order to confirm the presence or absence of residual banknotes in the banknote conveyance path,
The transportation route was patrolled using banknotes for withdrawal. However, two Hatrol banknotes were fed out, and the second
If there are banknotes remaining before the paper feed is detected, it is difficult to distinguish between the remaining banknotes on the conveyance path and the patrol banknotes.
No consideration was given to how this process should be carried out.

[Purpose of the invention]

An object of the present invention is to be effective in the case where a banknote jam occurs in a cash processing device and recovery is completed with the jammed banknotes remaining, and to automatically detect residual banknotes in a banknote conveyance path. It is an object of the present invention to provide a system that can distinguish between jammed banknotes and patrol banknotes.

[Summary of the invention]

In order to completely check whether there are any remaining banknotes on the banknote conveyance path,
Conventionally, a method has been considered in which a single bill for withdrawal is taken out and the entire conveyance path is patrolled. However, when two patrol bills are fed out and some bills remain before the two bill withdrawals are detected, it is very difficult to distinguish between the patrol bills and the bills remaining on the conveyance path. In the present invention, when a banknote for withdrawal is taken out, a means for marking both sides of the banknote is provided to mark the banknote, and by patrolling the entire conveyance path, the banknote remains in the middle of the conveyance path, and two of the patrol banknotes are fed out. Even if there is, it can be easily distinguished from the remaining banknotes based on the markings. It is effective to execute this operation at initialization after a failure occurs.

[Embodiments of the invention]

An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to FIGS. 1 and 2.

The first figure is a configuration diagram of a recycling-type cash depositing and dispensing device that can apply deposited bills to disbursed bills. Payment boxes S and 51C are loaded with banknotes for withdrawal. When a withdrawal factor occurs, the banknotes 28 are fed out from the payment box 3 to the conveyance path 11 under the control of the main control unit 41 and conveyed to the deposit/withdrawal port 1 via the conveyance path 14, the discrimination section 8, and the conveyance paths 15, 16, and 17. Ru. The banknotes 50 in the payment box 5 are also conveyed to the deposit/withdrawal port 1 in the same manner. On the other hand, for depositing, the banknotes 26 inserted into the deposit/withdrawal 01 are transferred to the banknote payout section 10, and the banknotes 34 are fed out one by one, pass through the conveyance path 1B, the discrimination section 8, and are transferred to the temporary stacker 2 or 4 or the temporary safe. It is stacked on the stacker 6. The destination of this stack is gate 22 according to the results of the discrimination by the discrimination section 8 regarding gold bullion, entertainment, fitness, etc.
23.24. The banknotes 27.29 in the temporary stacker 2 or 4 or the banknotes 51 in the safe temporary stacker 6 are transferred to the separator 65.5 when the transaction is completed.
6.37, respectively payment box 6.5,
It is stored in goldrtIt7.

If the transaction is unsuccessful, the banknotes 27 in the temporary stacker 2 are fed out one by one and returned to the deposit/withdrawal port 1 via the conveyance path 19.15.16.17. The banknotes 29 in the temporary stacker 4 are also returned to the deposit/withdrawal port 1 in the same manner. Moreover, if the transaction is unsuccessful, the banknotes 51 in the temporary safe stacker 6 are taken out one by one and passed through the conveyance path 21, 13, 14 and the discrimination section 8.
Further, the money is returned to the deposit/withdrawal port 1 via conveyance paths 15, 16, and 17.

The banknotes that are judged to be defective based on the discrimination result of the discrimination section 8 are stored in the withdrawal reject stacker 9 through the gate 25.

The above is the general operation of the recycle-type cash depositing and dispensing device.

It is extremely difficult to eliminate banknotes remaining on the conveyance path and in each temporary stacker with this type of device. For this reason, it is essential to have a function to detect remaining banknotes.

In the present invention, when the initialization operation is normally completed,
One banknote 30 was fed out from the payment box 5, and the ink roller drive solenoid 58 was controlled to push the ink rollers 39 and 40 onto the conveyance path 13, marking both sides of the fed banknote to the extent that the paper quality was not damaged. After that, the entire conveyance path is patrolled to check for remaining particles.

In this case, the circulated Hatrol banknotes are stored in the withdrawal reject stacker 9 by switching the gate 25 at the end.
The sensor 4'5 detects the end of the patrol. However, if there are banknotes remaining on the conveyance path or in each temporary stacker, the patrol banknotes will stay at the remaining banknote location. Even if two patrol banknotes are ejected at this time, it is possible to easily distinguish whether the banknote remaining on the conveyance path is a patrol banknote based on the markings on the banknote.

Especially during the deposit process, if the transaction is uncollected (if it is still device banknotes), you can easily distinguish whether the remaining banknotes are the end user's cash or the patrol banknotes in the device, and you can avoid cash troubles. Very effective in prevention.

In addition, the marking method is not limited to using an ink roller as in this example, but if the marking method is used so that the markings can be erased later and the original banknotes are restored, the banknotes will not be damaged. .

In addition, if the conveyance path is checked only after a failure in conveyance instead of every time initialization is performed, there is less waste of banknotes for withdrawal. In order to accomplish the above, it is only necessary to execute the residual check on the conveyance path only one time after an abnormality occurs in the conveyance system, as shown in the flowchart of FIG.

〔Effect of the invention〕

According to the present invention, when checking the remaining paper money on the conveyance path, the entire conveyance path is patrolled after marking on both sides of the dispensing banknote. Even if only two bills are dispensed, patrol bills and the remaining bills can be easily distinguished, and there is an effect of preventing cash troubles caused by patrolling bills for withdrawal.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of a recycle type cash withdrawal device according to an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a control flowchart. 1...Deposit/withdrawal port, 2.4...Temporary stacker, 3.5
...Payment Gex, 6.. Safe temporary stacker, 7.
... Money J&, 8... Validation capital, 1o... Banknote feeding capital, 11-21... Banknote conveyance path, 22-25... Conveyance path gate, 39.40... Ink roller, 41・・・
・Monarchy @ Department 42...Operation Department.

Claims (1)

[Claims] In a cash processing device consisting of a banknote deposit/withdrawal port, a payment box for storing banknotes for withdrawal, a banknote transport path connecting these, and a gate for changing the destination of banknotes, one banknote is taken out from the payment box, By providing a means for marking the banknotes and controlling the conveyance path so that it goes around once, the presence or absence of jammed banknotes on the conveyance path can be checked, and if a jammed banknote remains on the conveyance path, the A jam processing method for a cash processing device, characterized in that it can be distinguished from jammed banknotes.