JPS6279589A - Electronic type cash register - 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 Industry, 1- This invention relates to electronic type: 1.
The present invention relates to an ECR in which a registration section registers data regarding products, and a payment section performs detailed processing such as change processing.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The FOR according to this invention separates the registration department and the elite department, performs registration processing of data related to C products in the registration department, issues a card with a combined amount allocated, and sends the card to the elite department. After reading the card and processing the payment, the card will be issued as a receipt.

Conventional technology In conventional ECR, the operator inputs the amount data of the products purchased by the customer using the numeric keypad, enters the department code using the department key, and repeats this process to register data regarding all products. . In Part 1,
When the registration process is finished, press the deposit/current 81 key and press -C.
The total is calculated and cash processing is performed based on the cash paid by the customer.

However, in r1 supermarkets and the like, when the store becomes crowded, customers often have to stay open for a long time to complete the registration process using the ECR. This is because it takes a long time for the operator to input data regarding the products purchased by the customer from the keyboard. In order to simplify the recording process, we have prepared product 1J in advance.
Enter the barcode in 1-1, and then write the barcode in
ECRs that read and record zeros have also been put into practical use.

The problems to be solved by the invention are as follows:
In any FOR that registers data related to products, there is no difference in payment processing.

In other words, the operator registers data about the product from the keyboard or the varsity controller, then commands the merging operation, receives cash from the customer, and processes the change.
There is. However, since it takes a relatively long time to process this change, the registration section and the settlement section have to be operated separately, and the two major control ECRs are designed so that the registration section and the settlement section can be operated by separate operators. has also been put into practical use.

However, since any F:CR in (10) and (e) must be provided with not only a registration section but also an essence section, the ECR function had to be W9#. Also, 0 of ECR
Comparing the recording process and the essence process, the registration process takes a longer time than the payment process.

C1 If the settlement section is separated from each FCR and only the settlement section is placed in a separate location so that settlement processing can be performed, the settlement processing can be made more efficient and the functions of each ECR can be simplified. Dew.

Therefore, the main object of the present invention is to provide an ECR in which only the payment section is provided separately from the registration section, so that the payment processing can be performed efficiently and the functions can be simplified.

Means for Solving the Problems The ECR according to the present invention is configured separately into a registration section and a settlement section. There are multiple registration units, each of which includes a product data input means for inputting data related to the product, a calculation means for calculating the total amount data included in the input data related to the product, etc. It consists of a card issuing means that codes and records amount data and issues a card on which data relating to the inputted product is visually printed.

On the other hand, at least one payment unit is provided, and includes card reading means for reading the sum of money encoded and recorded in the issued node and issuing the card to the cashier 1. a display means for displaying the read aggregate amount data; an amount data input means for inputting amount data paid by the customer; and the input amount data is larger than the total amount data read from the card. A change processing means that processes change at the same time, and 11! It consists of a cash storage box for storing cash.

Function: The E CRI according to this invention first inputs data related to products in the record section, calculates the sum of the input price data of the products, and issues a card with the total amount recorded. The customer receives the card, goes to the elite department, and uses the card reading means to read and display the combined amount recorded on the card.

The customer pays cash using the display, and the operator 1 receives the cash and inputs the amount data.If the customer's paid cash is more than the combined amount, change is processed and the operator 1 or Get rid of the change stored in the cash storage box.

Embodiment of the invention FIG.
- Figure C'd Rir. As shown in Figure 2, this invention r
LL, 0 recording part 10! , L multiple stages (), and a single checkout section 20 is set up by inputting these multiple register sections 10. The C registration process is carried out by the 0-recording unit 10, and the total amount is converted into -1- and recorded, and the product details are printed and an i,:h-do is issued.The customer uses the A card. Go to the receiving department 20 and receive the essence.
11 Immediately included (■ Now. In addition, multiple ridge portions 20 are provided."
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FIG. 3 is an external perspective view of the σ green section 10, and FIG. 4 is a th
Fig. 5 is a perspective view of the external appearance of part n 20;
Figure 6 is a schematic block diagram showing the electrical configuration of the payment section 20.
Yes, and FIG. 7 shows 21-board 4 included in the registration section 10
- Layout diagram C is available, and FIG. 8 is a 4-layout diagram of the keyboard included in the payment section 20.

Next, the configuration of an embodiment of the present invention will be explained with reference to FIGS. 3 to 8. As shown in FIG.
A third card issuing machine 14 is included. 1 of these - board 1
1 display 12 printer 13 and card issuing machine 14 (as shown in Figure 5) are connected to CPU 1!'i, UROM 16 and RAM 17 related to OP 1115.
and are continued for 1g.

1-The board 11 is shown in FIG.
1, a department key 112, and a small Mli=113. Ten-1-11'l is a trade of 10 customers. ：There is (・) for inputting the amount data of the product, and the department key 112 is for inputting the department code. There is also a command to calculate the sum h1 of - data.I input from the keyboard 11,
When the amount of the second product is inputted from the department key 112 and displayed on the display 12, the J and C registers are displayed on the lifter 13. -1 ~ is printed. Card issuing machine 1 /+ +; L small key 113
In the operation of J, = r-1 is calculated, the amount of money is converted to "-" and recorded as -C, and the amount of each product is 1 department code 43
We will issue a card with the total amount printed on it in a visible manner.

The payment unit 20 includes a keyboard 21, a display 22, a cash register 1 drawer 23, and a card reader 24, as shown in FIG. Then, as shown in FIG.
A display unit 22, a carriage card reader 23, and a card reader 24 are connected to the CP tJ 25, and this cp IJ
25, a ROM 26 and one sentence ΔM 27 are connected.

Keyboard 21 [As shown in Figure 8, numeric keypad 21
1 and deposit/'current b1 ghee 212. Ten=1-2
Reference numeral 11 is for inputting data on the amount of cash paid by the customer, and the deposit/cash key 212 is operated to specify that the data input from 4-211 is amount data C''. , this deposit.../current ii1 t-212
The change command is also added to line 1i at the same time. The amount entered from the keyboard 21 (displayed on the display 22) is a rack 23 for storing cash and change paid by the customer.

Figure 1(a) is a diagram for explaining the specific operation of an embodiment of the present invention.
1 (1)) shows the 11 works of the settlement section 20.

Next, with reference to FIGS. 1 to 8, 11 concrete works of an embodiment of the present invention will be explained.

First, the A-peritor inputs the amount data of each product traded by the customer using the numeric keypad 111 included in the keyboard 11 of the registration section 10, and also inputs the department code of each product from department=l=-112. Perform the registration operation. The A verator repeats the σ recording operation of 'C' for each product purchased by the customer, and after completing the 0 recording of all the products, operates the small nt key 113. 1
13 is operated, the amount data of the products registered so far is combined, and the total amount of 81 is issued to the card (-1 machine 14).

The card issuing machine 14 records the combined amount in =1-code and issues a card on which the item's amount 1 department code and the details of the total amount are printed. Ape1no10 = -ta hands the issued card to the customer.

The customer goes to the payment department 200 with the i card and hands it to the operator. The operator receives the card and uses the card reader 24 to read the total amount data recorded on the card in code 1. G.P.
LJ 25 is the card read by the card reader 24.
The tm data is stored in the RAM 27 and displayed on the display 22. The customer looks at the display and pays cash. The operator inputs the amount of cash paid by the customer using the numeric keypad 211 included in the keyboard 21, and then operates the deposit/total key 212 to perform payment processing.

1. That is, when the CPU 25 determines that the deposit/cash key 212 has been operated, it reads the total amount data stored in the RAM 27 and read by the card reader 24, and
Compare the amount data entered from the keyboard 21,
If the amount data is greater than the total amount by 19, the amount of change is determined and the amount of change is displayed on the display 22. The operator 1 noteer looks at the amount of change displayed on the display 22, and pays the coins stored in the cash drawer 23.
: The nonode read as J: by the reader 24 is transferred to the register 1.
- How to hand it over to the customer and complete a series of fine processing.
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Effects of the Invention Song Dynasty 142. According to this invention, the register section is divided into the register section and the settlement section, and the registration section inputs data related to C products to calculate the total amount, and encodes the total amount. At the same time, we issue a card with data about the product printed on it in a visible manner, and when the customer brings the car to the checkout department, the amount of the combined price coded and recorded in one node will be calculated. When the customer pays cash, the operator enters the amount, and if the amount is less than the total amount, the operator processes the change and hands the card to the customer at cashiers 1 and 1. Since I made it as follows, χi
All you need to do is set up at least one essence section in JI, and the essence of setting up a payment function in each ECR is 4'K <<
ru. [It may be possible to use the card at cash register 1~
, it is possible to eliminate the need for a separate printer for issuing cashier 1. Therefore, it is possible to use the ECR at a low cost.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a flowchart for explaining the specific operation of an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 2 is a diagram for explaining the invention in detail. FIG. 3 is an external perspective view of the registration section. FIG. 4 is an external perspective view of the payment section. FIG. 5 is a schematic block diagram C showing the electrical configuration of the registration section. FIG. 6 is a schematic block diagram showing the electrical configuration of the payment unit. 7th
The figure is a key arrangement diagram of a 4-kneeboard included in the registration section. FIG. 8 is a key arrangement diagram of a keyboard included in the payment unit. In the figure, 10 is a registration unit, 11 is a keyboard, 12 is a display, 14 is a card issuing machine, 15 is a CPU, and 16 is an R
OM, 17LtRAM, 20 is the payment section, 21 is the keyboard, 22 is the display, 23 is the character storage, 24 is the card reader, 25 is CPU, 126 is the ROM 12
7 indicates RAM.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] An electronic cash register separated into a registration section and a settlement section, wherein a plurality of said registration sections are provided, and each registration section is configured to input product data for inputting data related to products. means, a calculation means for calculating the sum of amount data included in the data related to the product inputted from the product data input means, and a calculation means for encoding and recording the total amount data calculated by the calculation means; and card issuing means for issuing a card on which data regarding the product inputted from the data input means is visually printed, and at least one payment unit is provided, and the card issued from the card issuing means is coded. a card reading means for reading the total amount recorded as a receipt and issuing the card as a receipt; a display means for displaying the total amount data read by the card reading means; and a display means for displaying the data of the amount paid by the customer. an amount data input means for inputting money; a change processing means for processing change in response to determining that the amount data input from the amount data input means is larger than the total amount data read from the card; An electronic cash register comprising a cash storage box for storing money and change paid by the customer.