JPS6313583Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] [Industrial application field] The present invention relates to a cash processing device installed under the control of a financial institution such as a bank, in which customers, etc. automatically deposit and withdraw cash. More specifically, the present invention relates to a cash processing device that quickly replenishes the dispensed banknotes within the device.

[Conventional technology]

FIG. 2 is a schematic configuration diagram of the cash processing device,
In the deposit operation, first, when a customer inserts banknotes into the deposit/withdrawal slot 1, they are separated and sent out one by one, and then conveyed to the discrimination section 4 via the deposit conveyance path 2 and the common deposit/withdrawal conveyance path 3. Ru. The discrimination section 4 performs authentication, double feeding, denomination, etc. of banknotes.
Banknotes determined to be fake or double-fed are returned to the customer, and only genuine notes are temporarily stored, after which they are transferred to the 10,000-note deposit/withdrawal box 6 and the 5,000-note deposit/withdrawal box 7 via the common deposit/withdrawal conveyance path 5. The money is deposited into the 1,000-note deposit/withdrawal box 8, respectively.

Regarding the withdrawal operation, first, when a customer requests a withdrawal, the money is transferred from the 10,000-note deposit/withdrawal box 6, the 5,000-note deposit/withdrawal box 7, and the 1,000-note deposit/withdrawal box 8 to the shared deposit/withdrawal conveyance path 5. was sent out,
Then, it is transported to the discrimination section 4. In the identification section 4,
The double feeding, denomination, etc. of the disbursed banknotes are discriminated, and the banknotes that are discriminated as abnormal are collected in the redirect box 9, and the banknotes that are determined to be genuine are conveyed through the dispensing conveyance path 10, After being temporarily stored in bulk according to the denomination and amount requested by the customer, the money is released to the deposit/withdrawal port 1 and provided to the customer.

The 10,000-note deposit/withdrawal box 6, the 5,000-note deposit/withdrawal box 7, the 1,000-note deposit/withdrawal box 8, and the bulk box 11 of such a cash processing device are separated by a bottom plate 13 and a bottom plate 13 on which banknotes are temporarily placed. It is composed of a temporary stacking section 14, a stacking section 15, and a placing plate 16 that places banknotes and moves up and down within the stacking section 15.

When depositing into each box, bottom plate 1
After predetermined banknotes are temporarily stacked in the box 3, the bottom plate 13 is moved out of the box, and the banknotes in the temporary stacking section 14 are placed on the rising placing plate 16, and the placing plate is moved by that amount. This is done by lowering the number 16.

If there is a shortage of banknotes in the 10,000-note deposit/withdrawal box 6, the 5,000-note deposit/withdrawal box 7, the 1,000-note deposit/withdrawal box 8, etc., the bills stored in the bulk box 11 are separated and sent out one by one. Identification machine 12
The banknotes are checked for double feeding, denomination, etc., and the banknotes determined to be abnormal are stored in the redirect box 9.
Bills determined to be normal are replenished into the 10,000-note deposit/withdrawal box 6, the 5,000-note deposit/withdrawal box 7, and the 1,000-note deposit/withdrawal box 8, respectively.

This replenishment of banknotes is also performed in the same manner as the depositing operation. That is, the replenishment banknotes from the bulk box 11 are temporarily accumulated in the temporary accumulation section 14 of the 10,000-note deposit/withdrawal box 6, the 5,000-note deposit/withdrawal box 7, and the 1,000-note deposit/withdrawal box 8, and then stored in the stacking section 15. .

[Problem that the invention attempts to solve]

However, since the maximum number of coins that can be accumulated in the temporary accumulation section 14 is the maximum number of coins that can be stored in one transaction, in order to reach the required replenishment number, the replenishment operation must be repeated many times, and the sending from the bulk box 11 must be interrupted. As usual, there was a problem in that it took a long time to replenish banknotes.

The present invention is intended to solve this problem, and when replenishing banknotes from the bulk box 11 to the 10,000-note deposit/withdrawal box 6, the 5,000-note deposit/withdrawal box 7, and the 1,000-note deposit/withdrawal box 8, the temporary stacking section 14 The purpose is to enable the banknotes to be stored directly in the stacking section 15 without going through the banknotes, thereby shortening the time required to replenish banknotes.

[Means for solving problems]

In order to achieve the above-mentioned purpose, the present invention includes a discrimination unit that determines the authenticity, fitness, double feeding, etc. of deposited and withdrawn banknotes, and a verification unit that determines the authenticity, fitness, double feeding, etc. of deposited and withdrawn banknotes. In order to send out banknotes for gold, 5,000 thousand banknotes are made up of a temporary accumulation section consisting of a bottom plate for temporarily accumulating banknotes to be deposited, and a placing plate for accommodating the banknotes in this temporary accumulation section. Each deposit/withdrawal box for banknotes and 1,000-note bills, a redirect box for collecting banknotes determined to be abnormal, a bulk box that collectively stores banknotes to be refilled in each of the deposit/withdrawal boxes, and a box corresponding to the bulk box. It is equipped with a simple discrimination machine that can double-feed banknotes and distinguish denominations, etc. When replenishing banknotes, the bottom plate is removed from each box for 10,000, 5,000, and 1,000 banknotes and placed. Replenishment banknotes are stored directly on the board.

[Effect]

According to the above-mentioned means, the banknotes to be deposited are judged by the verification unit as to whether they are genuine or false, correct or defective, double feeding, etc.
Banknotes determined to be abnormal are ejected from the device, and banknotes determined to be genuine are stacked in a temporary stacking section of a deposit/withdrawal box according to their denomination, and then stored in the stacking section.

A predetermined number of bills to be withdrawn are sent out from a predetermined deposit/withdrawal box, and after the denomination and double feeding are determined by the discrimination section, the banknotes with abnormalities are stored in the redirect box and the correct one is sent out. After temporarily storing banknotes that are determined to be tickets, they are released outside the device.

If there is a shortage of banknotes in the deposit/withdrawal box, the bottom plate of the deposit/withdrawal box for temporarily accumulating banknotes is removed from the deposit/withdrawal box, and the banknotes are sent out from the bulk box and subjected to simple identification. Double feeding and denominations are identified, and banknotes that are determined to be abnormal are collected in a redirect box, and banknotes that are determined to be genuine are stored directly on the placement plate of the deposit/withdrawal box for that denomination. be.

〔Example〕

An embodiment of the present invention will be described below based on the drawings.

FIG. 1 is a schematic configuration diagram of a deposit/withdrawal box section showing an embodiment of the present invention, where 5 is a common conveyance path for deposits and withdrawals, 17 is a deposit/withdrawal box for 10,000, 5,000, or 1,000 bills, and the bottom plate 13, a temporary accumulation section 14, an accumulation section 15, and a mounting plate 16. Further, other components not shown are the same as those in FIG. 2, so they are omitted.

When replenishing the deposit/withdrawal box 17 with banknotes from a bulk box (not shown), first move the bottom plate 13 to the deposit/withdrawal box 17 as shown by the dashed line.
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Next, the banknotes are sent out one by one from a bulk box (not shown), and double feeding, denomination, etc. are discriminated by a simple discrimination machine (not shown).

Banknotes determined to be abnormal are stored in a redirect box (not shown).

Banknotes that are determined to be genuine are transferred to the common deposit/withdrawal conveyance path 5.
The money is conveyed to the deposit/withdrawal box 17 for 10,000, 5,000, or 1,000 bills, and is directly stacked on the mounting plate 16 that has been moved upward.

The mounting plate 16 descends in response to the stacking of banknotes.

In this way, the required number of banknotes is placed on the placing plate 1.
6, the mounting plate 16 is lowered to the lowest position, the home position indicated by the dashed line.

Then, the bottom plate 13 is advanced to the deposit/withdrawal box 17 as shown by the solid line, and the banknote replenishment operation is completed.

Note that depositing and withdrawing banknotes are carried out in the same manner as in the prior art described above, and will therefore be omitted.

[Effect of idea]

As explained in detail above, according to the present invention, when replenishing banknotes into deposit/withdrawal boxes provided for each denomination, the bottom plate for temporarily accumulating deposited banknotes is removed from the deposit/withdrawal box, and then the bottom plate is removed from the deposit/withdrawal box. Now replenishes banknotes directly.

Therefore, the conventional operation of temporarily accumulating banknotes on the bottom plate and then storing them in the deposit/withdrawal box can be eliminated, and it is possible to continuously convey and store the required number of replenishment bills into the deposit/withdrawal box. This made it possible to significantly shorten the time required to replenish banknotes compared to the conventional method.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of a deposit/withdrawal box section showing an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of a cash processing device. 13... Bottom plate, 14... Temporary accumulation section, 15...
Accumulating section, 16...Place plate, 17...Deposit/withdrawal box.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Utility Model Registration Request] A discrimination unit for determining authenticity, fitness, double feeding, etc. of deposited and withdrawn banknotes, a bottom plate for temporarily accumulating deposited banknotes, and a vertically movable structure for receiving banknotes from this bottom plate. A deposit/withdrawal box for each denomination consisting of a mounting plate, a bulk box that stores various banknotes at once in order to replenish the deposit/withdrawal box with banknotes, and a double bank of banknotes sent out from the bulk box. Equipped with a simple discrimination machine that discriminates the feed, denomination, etc., and a reject box that stores banknotes that are determined to be abnormal when withdrawing from each of the deposit and withdrawal boxes and the bulk box, and when replenishing bills, the deposit and withdrawal boxes are A cash processing device characterized in that banknotes for replenishment are directly accumulated on a mounting plate by exiting the bottom plate of the machine.