KR100880771B1 - Paper sheet handling device and system - Google Patents

Abstract

An entrance and exit port used for receiving or discharging paper sheets, a storage box for storing the paper sheets received or targeted for dispensing, a conveying path for conveying paper sheets by connecting an entry and exit port and a storage box, and on a conveying path In the paper sheet handling apparatus which is arrange | positioned at the identification part which identifies the kind and authenticity of paper sheets, a means for notifying a person in charge, and the control part which controls each site | part, a control part is sent out from a storage container, The paper sheet that cannot be accurately identified (rejected) by the judgment in the control is controlled to be conveyed to the entry / exit gate via the conveyance path, and the notification means notifies the person in charge of the rejection of the paper sheet generation.

Entrance and exit, storage, conveying path, paper sheet handling device, identification part

Description

Paper handling equipment and systems {PAPER SHEET HANDLING DEVICE AND SYSTEM}

1 is an external view of a window terminal device and a paper sheet handling device according to an embodiment;

2 is a view showing an outline of a paper sheet handling apparatus according to one embodiment;

3 is a view showing a control block of the paper sheet handling apparatus according to the embodiment;

Fig. 4 is a diagram showing a processing flow of a check dispensing task according to one embodiment (first embodiment).

Fig. 5 is a diagram showing a processing flow at the time of reject generation in the first embodiment.

Fig. 6 is a diagram showing handling of a check when a reject right is generated in the first embodiment.

Fig. 7 is a diagram showing a processing flow at the time of reject generation in the second embodiment.

Fig. 8 is a diagram showing a processing flow at the time of reject generation in the second embodiment.

Fig. 9 is a diagram showing a processing flow at the time of reject generation in the second embodiment.

Fig. 10 is a diagram showing a processing flow at the time of reject generation in the third embodiment.

Fig. 11 is a diagram showing handling of checks when the reject ticket in the third embodiment is returned to the return port.

Fig. 12 is a diagram showing a processing flow at the time of reject generation in the fourth embodiment.

<Explanation of symbols for the main parts of the drawings>

1: window terminal device

2: paper sheet handling device

3: communication line

4: Start button

5: deposit

6: outlet

7: return port

8: discharge occupancy lamp

10: business processing unit

11: conveyance processing unit

20: return path

21: gate

22: identification unit

23: check storage

24: bill storage

25: recovery

26: temporary hold

27 tray part

28: pass-through sensor

29: missing detection sensor

30: drawout detection sensor

90: obstacle lamp

91: deposit occupation lamp

92: indicator

101: business process main control unit

102: upper communication control unit

103: button control unit

104: buzzer control unit

105: lamp control unit

106: indicator control unit

107: lower communication control unit

108: clock control unit

109: memory

151: display device

152: input device

[Document 1] Japanese Patent Application Laid-open No. Hei 9-22478

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a paper sheet handling device and system, and is particularly provided at a window such as a financial institution, and is a paper sheet handling device for handling paper sheets such as checks and bills by a person in charge and a control thereof. It relates to a system having a window terminal device.

In order to save labor in banking work, a device for handling banknotes and withdrawals and checks is known as one sheet handling device. For example, Japanese Patent Application Laid-open No. Hei 9-22478 discloses adding a check issuing function to a banknote reflux device and improving efficiency.

In the conventional paper sheet handling apparatus, when a reject occurs when a check is issued, the paper sheet on which the reject has been generated (referred to as a reject ticket) is returned to the collection warehouse for storage. By the way, in the case of the dispensing business of the check which the number is printed on the check in advance and should be treated as the serial number, the person in charge of the window takes out the rejected check from the collection warehouse in the apparatus every time the rejection occurs, Check the checks on the volume and the cash drawer to confirm that the numbers are sequential and deliver them to the customer.

An object of the present invention is to reduce the effort of the person in charge for the treatment when the reject right occurs when the check is issued, and improve the operation rate of the apparatus.

The paper sheet handling apparatus according to the present invention is preferably a paper sheet handling apparatus that receives or dispenses paper sheets, the first handling tool used for receiving or distributing paper sheets, and the object of receiving or dispensing. A storage path for storing paper sheets, a conveying path connecting the first handle and the storage container to convey the paper sheets, an identification unit arranged on the conveying path to identify the type and authenticity of the paper sheets, and a person in charge. And a control unit for controlling the respective portions, and the control unit is fed from the storage and, through the conveyance path, the paper sheets which were not correctly identified (rejected) as a result of the determination in the identification unit. It is configured as a paper sheet handling apparatus which controls the conveyance to the handling equipment and notifies the person in charge that a reject occurs when the paper sheet is discharged by the notification means.

In addition, according to another preferred example, the paper sheet handling apparatus according to the present invention is a paper sheet handling apparatus that receives or dispenses paper sheets, wherein the first handle used for receiving or delivering paper sheets and return of paper sheets A storage container for storing paper sheets used for the purpose of storage, paper sheets received or disbursed, and a conveying path connecting the first handling equipment, the second handling equipment, and the storage equipment to convey the paper sheets; And an identification unit for identifying the type and authenticity of the paper sheets disposed on the conveying path, a means for notifying the person in charge, and a control unit for controlling each portion, and the control unit controls the paper sheets determined as normal by the identification unit. And returning the paper sheets (reject right) determined to be rejected by the identification unit to the first trading zone, and returning them to the second trading zone, including subsequent paper sheets, if there is a subsequent paper sheet. It is comprised as a paper sheet handling apparatus which notifies a person in charge that a reject occurred at the time of paper sheet discharge by a notification means.

In a preferred example, the notification means is a lamp for notifying occurrence of an obstacle provided in the paper sheet handling apparatus.

Also, preferably, the paper sheets which have become excessive when the paper sheets are dispensed can be put into the first handle, and the controller controls the paper sheets fed from the first handle to be conveyed to the storage.

Also preferably, when a reject occurs, the reject right is returned to the housing section, and after performing a predetermined processing operation, the control unit controls to turn off the lamp.

This invention is also grasped as a paper sheet handling system. According to a preferred example, in the paper sheet handling system which has the paper sheet handling apparatus which receives or distributes a paper sheet, and the window terminal apparatus connected to a paper sheet handling apparatus and operated by a person in charge, the paper sheet handling apparatus is a paper sheet. A first handling tool used for receiving or discharging paper, a storage for storing paper sheets received or disbursed, a conveying path connecting the first handling equipment and the storage paper, and conveying the paper sheets; It has an identification part which arrange | positions on a conveyance path, and discriminates | indicates the paper type and authenticity, a means for notifying a person in charge, and a control part which controls each site | part, The control part is sent out from a storage box, As a result of the determination, it is controlled to convey the paper sheets which could not be correctly identified (rejected) to the first handling equipment via the conveying path, and when the paper sheet is discharged by the notification means, a reject is issued. The counter terminal apparatus informs the person in charge that the counter terminal device displays the number of sheets of paper discharged to the first handling gate, and the amount of the paper sheets discharged to the first handling gate, in case of rejection of the paper sheet. It is a paper sheet handling system having an input device inputted by a person in charge.

Preferably, the input device may input the number of sheets of paper sheets that have become excessive when paper sheets are dispensed or the amount thereof, and the control unit may store the sheets of paper sheets that have been fed from the first handling port. Control to return the blast furnace.

Also preferably, the notification means includes means for displaying the occurrence of a failure on the display device of the window terminal device.

Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to Figs.

1 is an overview of a paper sheet handling device and a window terminal device according to an embodiment. The code | symbol 1 is a window terminal apparatus for a person in charge to handle customer information, transaction information, etc., and 2 is the paper sheet handling apparatus which dispenses and deposits paper sheets, such as a check and a banknote. The two window terminal devices 1 and the paper sheet handling device 2 are connected by the communication line 3. Reference numeral 4 denotes a start button that the person in charge presses when starting the deposit, 5 indicates an entrance for injecting the paper into the paper sheet handling device 2 when the person in charge of the paper feeds, and 6 indicates a paper sheet. The outlet for taking out paper sheets from the sheet handling apparatus 2 at the time, 7 is a return slot for returning the reject right generated at the time of depositing to the person in charge.

In addition, reference numeral 8 denotes a dispensing occupation lamp for notifying the person in charge of the discharging occupation situation, 90 indicates a disability lamp for notifying the person in charge of the occurrence of a failure, 91 indicates a preservation occupation lamp for notifying the person in charge of the reserve occupation status, It is an indicator which displays and informs a member of the word such as the contents of an obstacle to a maintenance worker.

The window terminal apparatus 1 is a personal computer, for example, and is provided with the processing apparatus (processor), the display apparatus 151, and the input apparatus 152 which process various information accompanying a check and a banknote.

2 is a schematic side view of the paper sheet handling device 2.

Reference numeral 20 is a conveying path for conveying a check or a bill to each part in the paper sheet handling apparatus 2, 21 is a gate for switching the direction in which the check or bill is conveyed, and 22 is for identification of the type and authenticity of the check or bill. The identification part to be carried out, 23 is a check storage box that can be used for the collection and storage of checks, 24 is a bill storage that can be used for the collection and storage of bills, 25 is a collection for storing checks or bills to be collected, and 26 is a deposited check or bill. And the temporary holding part 27 which hold | maintains temporarily, are tray parts which can be withdrawn when taking out the check storage 23 and the banknote storage 24. FIG. In this example, three bill holders 24 are provided for each type of money. Reference numeral 28 denotes a pass sensor for detecting the passage of paper sheets, 29 a pullout detection sensor for detecting whether the sheet is pulled out, and 30 a tray part pullout detection sensor for detecting whether the tray section 27 is pulled out. .

In addition, in this example, although it has one check storage 23, you may equip multiple pieces. In addition, the return port 6 and the withdrawal port 7 may also serve as one outlet.

3 is a control block diagram of the paper sheet handling device 2.

The paper sheet handling device 2 includes a business processing unit 10 and a conveyance processing unit 11 as a control unit. In the business processing unit 10, reference numeral 101 denotes a business processing main control unit for controlling exclusive control or respective portions of two window terminal devices 1, 12 denotes a higher communication control unit for controlling communication with the window terminal device 1, 103 is a button control unit, 104 is a buzzer control unit, 105 is a lamp control unit, 106 is a display control unit, 107 is a subordinate communication control unit for controlling communication with a transfer processing unit, 108 is a clock control unit, and 109 is for storing setting information of a business processing unit. It is a memory.

In the transfer processing unit 11, reference numeral 110 denotes a transfer processing main control unit for controlling the transfer of bills, 111 an upper communication control unit for controlling communication with the business processing unit 10, 112 a sensor control unit, 113 a gate control unit, and 114 The conveying motor control unit, 115 is a conveying path movement counting unit, 116 is an identification processing unit for discriminating checks or bills, 117 is a deposit control unit, 118 is a cash register control unit, 119 is a storage unit control unit, 120 is a temporary storage unit control unit, 121 Is a storage unit for storing setting information of the transfer processing unit.

Next, an example (first embodiment) of executing a check dispensing task will be described with reference to Figs. 1 to 3 are also referred to as appropriate.

When the person in charge performs the check dispensing task, the counter terminal device 1 selects the check dispensing task and inputs the number of checks to be dispensed (for example, eight) (S201). The window terminal apparatus 1 notifies the paper sheet handling apparatus 2 of the sheet number information input through the communication line 3 (S202). The work processing main control unit 101 determines whether a check can be issued, and instructs the lamp control unit 105 to light up the dispensing occupancy lamp 8 if possible (S203), and returns it through the lower communication control unit 107. The processing main control unit 110 is instructed to dispense eight checks. The conveyance processing main control unit 110 instructs the gate control unit 113 to switch the gate 21 in the direction in which the check is conveyed to the outlet 6 (S204) and the conveying motor 20 to move the conveying path 20. The control unit 114 instructs (S205).

Next, the conveyance processing main control unit 110 instructs the storage control unit 119 to dispense checks from the check storage room 23 (S206), and monitors the passage of paper sheets with the plurality of passing sensors 28. do. Each time a check passes, the identification part 22 determines whether it is a check, and returns a check to the cash drawer 6. When there is no banknote determined to be rejected by the identification unit 22 and the designated number of copies is completed (S208), the conveyance processing main control unit 110 dispenses the check from the check storage unit 23 to the storage control unit 119. Instructing to stop the operation (S209). And after waiting for the check which conveys the conveyance path 20 to disappear (S210), the conveyance process main control part 110 instructs the conveyance motor control part 114 to stop the conveyance path 20 (S211).

Thereafter, the business processing main control unit 101 notifies that the end of eight checks has been dispensed through the upper communication control unit 12 (S212). The window terminal apparatus 1 displays that the check is successfully issued and notifies the person in charge (S213). The conveyance processing main control unit 110 instructs the withdrawal control unit 118 to open the withdrawal opening 6 (S214). In order to prompt the person in charge to withdraw the check from the outlet 6, the work processing main control unit 101 instructs the lamp control unit 105 to flash the dispensing occupancy lamp 8 (S215). The conveyance processing main control unit 110 monitors whether the check has been removed from the outlet 6 by the release sensor 209 (S216). When the person in charge pulls out 8 checks returned to the cash outlet 6 (S217), and the extraction sensor 209 detects it (S216), the transport processing main control unit 110 transfers the cash to the cashier control unit 118. (6) is instructed to close (S218).

Finally, the work processing main control unit 101 updates the balance of the check stored in the storage unit 109 (S219), and controls the lamp control unit 105 to turn off the payout occupancy lamp 8 (S220). . The person in charge transfers the dispensed check to the customer (S221) and ends the dispensing work of the check.

Here, when there is a misadjustment of the storage, or when the check state is bad, there may be a case where the checks are drawn out from the conveyance path in a state where a plurality of checks are stacked. In such a case, the identification part 22 cannot recognize correctly as a check, and it determines with a reject right (S207). Processing operation A at the time of reject right generation is shown in FIG.

Next, the operation of processing the reject right will be described with reference to FIG.

For example, when a reject ticket occurs in the fifth sheet in response to a request for dispensing eight checks, the conveyance processing main control unit 110 dispenses a check from the check storage unit 23 to the storage control unit 119. Instructing to stop doing so (S301). Normally, subsequent checks to be conveyed in succession are drawn out from the check storage 23, and thus the conveyance processing main control unit 110 monitors the disappearance of all the checks moving on the conveying path 20 (S302). . When all the checks conveyed in succession are sent to the withdrawal opening 6 and it is confirmed that a check is missing on a conveyance path, the conveyance process main control part 110 controls the conveyance motor control part 114, and the movement of the conveyance path 20 is carried out. Stop (S303). The work processing main control unit 101 controls the lamp control unit 105 to turn on the failure lamp 9 (S304), and notify the window terminal device 1 that a reject has occurred (S305).

When the occurrence of the rejection is notified, the display device 151 of the window terminal device 1 displays the fact that the check has failed to be issued, and a guide G01 for returning the check to the check storage 23. Inform the person in charge to respond to the obstacle (S306). When the person in charge operates the confirmation button G02, the conveyance processing main control unit 110 controls the outlet control unit 118 to open the shutter of the outlet 6 (S307). In addition, in order to prompt the person in charge to withdraw the check from the cash drawer 6, the work processing main control unit 101 issues a cash drawer out request and controls the lamp control 105 to flash the dispense occupancy lamp 8 ( S308). The main conveyance processing main control unit 110 monitors that the check is drawn out from the withdrawal opening 6, and controls the withdrawal control unit 118 when the person in charge detects that the six checks are withdrawn from the withdrawal opening 6 (S309). The shutter of the outlet 6 is closed (S311).

The person in charge rearranges in ascending order while visually confirming the number printed on the check taken out from the outlet 6 of the paper sheet handling apparatus 2 as shown in FIG. And the tray part 27 of the paper sheet handling apparatus 2 is pulled outward (S313). When the tray part 27 is pulled out, the conveyance process main control part 110 monitors with the detection sensor 30 whether the tray part 27 is set again (S314). The person in charge takes out the check storage 23 from the tray 27 (S315), sets the check in the check storage 23 (S316), and returns the check storage 23 to the tray 27. The tray 27 is returned to its original position in the sheet handling apparatus 2 (S317).

The main transport processing unit 110 detects that the tray unit 27 is set by the tray unit pullout detection sensor 30 (S314), and executes an initialization operation (S320). The business process main control unit 101 controls the lamp control unit 105 to turn off the disturbance lamp 9 (S320). The person in charge performs the check dispensing task again when the dispensing operation is enabled in the sheet handling apparatus 2.

As described above, according to the present embodiment, the person in charge is required to take out the check only from the outlet 6 when the reject right occurs in the dispensing of the check, so that it is possible to quickly recover from the obstacle, thereby improving the operation rate of the apparatus. Can be.

Next, with reference to Figs. 7 to 9, a second embodiment will be described.

This example is an example of the processing operation in the case of operating according to the number of sheets dispensed when a reject occurs in disbursing a check. In addition, in FIG. 7, the process operation to step S311 is the same as the operation demonstrated in FIG. 5, and description is abbreviate | omitted.

The person in charge removes the check from the outlet 6 (S310), and confirms the number of checks to determine the response. The person in charge checks the number of checks taken out (S412), and checks whether there is a shortage (S413) or not too many (S414). As a result of the check, if there is no shortage or shortage, the person in charge inputs to the counter terminal apparatus 1 to end the number of payouts or the amount of money and checks (S415). The work processing main control unit 101 of the paper sheet handling device 2 updates the balance of the check stored in the storage unit 109 (S416), and controls the lamp control unit 105 to control the dispensing occupancy lamp 8 and The obstacle lamp 9 is turned off (S417). Finally, the person in charge transfers the check drawn out from the paper sheet handling apparatus 2 to the customer and finishes the present process (S418). After that, you can move on to other tasks.

In the process of step S413, when the number of sheets actually dispensed with respect to the number of requests for dispensing is small, the process proceeds to the process of process (B) (see Fig. 8). In Fig. 8, the person in charge inputs to the window terminal apparatus 1 that the number of disbursements and the check dispensing is insufficient (S501). Then, the work processing main control unit 101 updates the balance of the check stored in the storage unit 109 (S502), and controls the lamp control unit 105 to turn off the disturbance lamp 9 (S503). The person in charge enters the number of shortages into the window terminal apparatus 1, and continues to issue the check in the same manner as in the first embodiment.

In addition, when the number of sheets actually dispensed with respect to the requested number of dispenses in step S414 is large, the process shifts to the processing of (C) (see Fig. 9). In FIG. 9, the person in charge transfers a check for the required number of checks actually issued to the customer (S601), and rearranges in ascending order while visually confirming the number printed on the excess check. Then, the tray 27 is pulled outward (S603).

When the tray part 27 is pulled out, the conveyance process main control part 110 monitors with the detection sensor 30 whether the tray part 27 is set again (S604). The person in charge takes out the check storage 23 from the tray 27 (S605), and sets the check in the check storage 23 (S606). The check storage 23 is returned to the tray 27 again (S607), and the tray 27 is returned to the original position of the paper sheet handling apparatus 2 (S608).

The main conveyance processing main control unit 110 executes an initialization operation (S609) when the detection sensor 30 detects that the tray unit 27 is set (S604). The business process main control unit 101 controls the lamp control unit 105 to turn off the disturbance lamp 9 (S610). The person in charge inputs to the counter terminal apparatus 1 that the number of payments and checks is excessive (S611). The work processing main control unit 101 updates the balance of the check stored in the storage unit 109 (S612), and controls the lamp control unit 105 to turn off the dispensing occupancy lamp 8 (S613). The person in charge resumes work and moves to another job.

In the present embodiment, the example in which the person in charge checks the number of the number of disbursements has been described, but the person in charge can check and manage the amount of disbursement by inputting the disbursement amount.

As described above, according to the second embodiment, when a reject occurs when a check is issued, the person in charge does not pull out the tray 27 and reset the check before delivering the check to the customer. There is nothing to keep you waiting.

Next, with reference to Figs. 10 to 11, a third embodiment will be described.

In the present example, when a reject ticket is generated, all the checks are not returned to the withdrawal port 6 as in the first embodiment, but the reject ticket and subsequent checks are returned to the return port 7. . In other words, when a reject right is generated, the check is dispensed by the withdrawal opening 6 and the returning opening 7.

In Fig. 10, the same steps as those in Fig. 7 are denoted by the same reference numerals (for example, S307 to 311 and S412 to 418). Since these operations overlap with the second embodiment, description thereof is omitted.

The conveyance processing main control unit 110 instructs the storage control unit 119 to stop dispensing the check from the check storage room 23 (S701), and the reject ticket passes through the gate 21 in front of the cash drawer 6. It is monitored to reach (S702). When the reject ticket reaches the gate 21 in front of the outlet 6, the conveyance processing main control unit 110 controls the gate control unit 113, and the direction of the gate 21 in the direction of the return port 7. Switch to (S703). When the gate 21 is switched, the reject ticket and the check thereafter are conveyed in the direction of the return port 7. And the conveyance process main control part 110 monitors that all the checks which move on the conveyance path 20 disappear (S704).

After returning the check after the rejection ticket generation to the return port 7, the conveyance processing main control unit 110 controls the conveying motor control unit 114 to stop the conveying path 20 (S705). Then, the business process main control unit 101 controls the lamp control unit 105 to turn on the disturbance lamp 9 (S706), and reject the occurrence of the rejection and the number of sheets returned to the outlet 6 to the window terminal device ( 1) (S707). The window terminal apparatus 1 displays that the check has failed to be issued, and the number of sheets dispensed to the withdrawal opening 6 (S708). For example, as shown in the display G03 of Fig. 11, the number of disbursements or the amount "X" is displayed.

Then, the conveyance processing main control unit 110 controls the outlet control unit 118 to open the shutter of the outlet 6 (S307), and extracts the check from the outlet 6 and the return outlet 7 to the person in charge. In order to prompt, the business process main control unit 101 controls the lamp control unit 105 to flash the discharge occupancy lamp 8. The conveyance processing main control unit 110 monitors that the check is removed from the withdrawal opening 6, and if the person in charge pulls out six checks from the withdrawal opening 6 (S709), it detects it (S308). The processing main control unit 110 controls the outlet control unit 118 to close the shutter of the outlet 6 (S311). The person in charge removes the check that becomes the reject right from the return port 7 (S710).

As shown in Fig. 11, the person in charge adds up the number Y of the check taken out from the return port 7 and the number X displayed on the window terminal apparatus 1, and is it insufficient for the required number of disbursements (S413)? Check whether there are too many (S414). If there is no excess or deficiency, the person in charge operates the completion button G04 and inputs to the window terminal apparatus 1 to end the number of disbursements and the check dispensing (S415). Subsequently, the subsequent processing such as updating the balance of the check stored in the storage unit 109 by the work processing main control unit 101 (S416) is the same as described above, and thus description thereof is omitted.

As described above, according to the present embodiment, the number of checks issued to the withdrawal opening 6 is determined, and the person in charge only needs to confirm the rejection ticket returned to the return opening 7, thus reducing the labor force for the person to check the check. can do.

Next, a fourth embodiment will be described with reference to FIG.

In this example, the person in charge is not drawn out and set into the tray 27 when the check is returned when the check is overdone. Instead, the check is input from the depository 5 and the check is put into the check storage room 23. This is an example of returning. In addition, the process until the person in charge obtains a reject right is the same as the above-mentioned example.

The person in charge checks the number or amount of checks returned to the paper sheet handling apparatus 2 and inputs it to the window terminal apparatus 1 (S801). The window terminal device 1 displays the person in charge to put the checks arranged in ascending order one by one into the depository 5 (S802). The business process main control unit 101 controls the lamp control unit 105 to light the deposit occupation lamp (S803).

The person in charge injects one check into the money inlet 5 and presses the start button 4 of the banknote conveying apparatus 2 (S804). Then, movement of the conveyance path 20 is started (S805). The conveyance processing main control part 110 controls the deposit control part 117, and draws checks one by one from the payment inlet 5. The check drawn from the depositor 5 passes through the identification unit 22, and it is determined whether or not the check is normal (S807). As a result of the determination, when it is determined that the check can be handled by the paper sheet handling apparatus 2, the conveyance processing main control unit 110 controls the gate control unit 113 to switch the gate, and the check is stored in the check storage room 23. Return to On the other hand, the check determined as not handled is returned to the return port 7 and returned.

The conveyance processing main control unit 110 monitors the disappearance of the check moving on the conveyance path 20 (S809). When the check is stored in the check storage room 23 and the check is lost on the conveying path 20, the conveying processing main control unit 110 controls the conveying motor control unit 114 to stop the conveying path 20. (S810). The window terminal apparatus 1 repeats from S802 to S811 until the number of sheets returned to the check storage 23 or a fixed amount of money is reached (S811).

When the number of checks or the amount of money input by the person in charge is returned to the check storage room 23, the work processing main control unit 101 controls the lamp control unit 105 to turn off the deposit occupancy lamp (S812). Then, the window terminal apparatus 1 displays that the reject right return task has been completed (S813). The person in charge can then move on to other business processes.

As described above, according to the present embodiment, the person in charge can easily replenish the check to the check container 23 without having to take out the tray 27 and take out the check container 23, thereby reducing the labor force of the person in charge. Can alleviate

In the paper sheet handling device 2 according to the first to fourth embodiments, a person in charge can receive a check from a customer and collect it in the device. Hereinafter, an example of recovering a check will be described.

The person in charge selects the deposit transaction of the check in the window terminal apparatus 1, inserts the check into the deposit opening 5, and presses the start button 4. The paper sheet handling apparatus 2 operates the conveyance path 20, and starts feeding | feeding out from the deposit opening 5. The check drawn out from the deposit opening 5 is determined by the identification section 22. As a result of the determination, the normal check is stored in the temporary holding unit 26. On the other hand, the check determined as not handleable is returned to the return port 7. If it is detected that the checkout disappears from the depository 5 or the return port 7 or the temporary holding part 26 is full, the paper sheet handling apparatus 2 sends the feed and return path from the depository 5 ( The conveyance operation of 20) is stopped. After that, when the person in charge confirms the result of the deposit, the paper sheet handling device 2 draws out the check held in the temporary holding part 26 and returns it to the collection room 25 for storage.

 According to the present invention, when the reject ticket is issued when the check is issued, the reject ticket is returned to the withdrawal or return port, thereby reducing the labor of the person in charge and improving the operation rate of the apparatus.

Claims (12)

In the paper sheet handling device which receives or dispenses paper sheets, The first handling tool used for receipt or dispensing of paper sheets, Storage and storage paper sheets received or disbursed, A conveying path connecting the first handle and the storage container to convey the paper sheet; An identification unit disposed on the conveying path and identifying the type and authenticity of the paper sheet; Means for notifying the person in charge; Has a control unit for controlling each part, The said control part is carried out from the said storage, and the paper sheet (henceforth a reject right) which was not able to correctly identify (henceforth a reject) as a result of the determination by the said identification part is a said conveyance path. The paper sheet handling apparatus which controls to convey to the said 1st handling opening through the said handling means, and also informs the person in charge that the rejection at the time of dispensing of the paper sheets has occurred by the said notification means. In the paper sheet handling device which receives or dispenses paper sheets, The first handling tool used for receipt or dispensing of paper sheets, A second handle used for return of said paper sheet, Storage and storage paper sheets received or disbursed, A conveyance path connecting the first handle, the second handle, and the storage, and conveying the paper sheet; An identification unit disposed on the conveying path and identifying the type and authenticity of the paper sheet; Means for notifying the person in charge; Has a control unit for controlling each part, The said control part conveys the paper sheet determined to be normal by the said identification part to the said 1st handle, and conveys the paper sheet determined hereafter as a reject by the said identification part (henceforth a reject right), and the subsequent paper sheet. And the subsequent paper sheets are controlled to be returned to the second handle, and the paper sheet handling apparatus notifies the person in charge of the rejection of the paper sheets by the notification means. The paper sheet handling apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the notification means is a lamp for notifying occurrence of an obstacle provided in the paper sheet handling apparatus. The paper sheet handling apparatus according to claim 2, wherein the notification means is a lamp for notifying occurrence of an obstacle provided in the paper sheet handling apparatus. The paper sheet according to claim 1, wherein the paper sheets which have become excessive when the paper sheets are dispensed can be fed to the first handle, and the control unit controls to convey the paper sheets fed from the first handle to the storage compartment. Paper sheet handling device. The paper sheet according to claim 2, wherein the paper sheets which have become excessive when the paper sheets are dispensed can be introduced into the first handle, and the control unit controls to convey the paper sheets fed from the first handle to the storage compartment. Paper sheet handling device. The paper sheet according to claim 3, wherein the paper sheets which have become excessive when the paper sheets are dispensed can be introduced into the first handle, and the control unit controls to convey the paper sheets fed from the first handle to the storage compartment. Paper sheet handling device. 4. The paper sheet handling apparatus according to claim 3, wherein, when a reject occurs, the controller controls the lamp to turn on, the reject right is returned to the storage, and the controller controls the lamp to turn off. In the paper sheet handling system which has the paper sheet handling apparatus which collects or distributes a paper sheet, and the window terminal apparatus connected to the said paper sheet handling apparatus, and operated by a person in charge, The paper sheet handling apparatus includes a first handling tool used for receiving or discharging paper sheets, Storage and storage paper sheets received or disbursed, A conveyance path connecting the first handle and the storage compartment to convey the paper sheet; An identification unit disposed on the conveying path and identifying the type and authenticity of the paper sheet; Means for notifying the person in charge; Has a control unit for controlling each part, The controller controls the conveyance path for paper sheets (hereinafter referred to as reject tickets) that were dispensed from the storage and could not be accurately identified (hereinafter referred to as reject) as a result of the determination in the identification section. Control to return to the first handling device through the first handling device, and notify the person in charge that the rejection upon release of the paper sheet has occurred by the notification means, The counter terminal apparatus inputs, by the person in charge, a display device that displays the effect for the person in charge when the reject right when paper is released, and the number of sheets or the amount of the material that is discharged to the first handling port by the person in charge. Paper sheet handling system with input device. 10. The paper sheet according to claim 9, wherein the input device can input the number of sheets of paper sheets that have become excessive when the paper sheets are dispensed, or the amount thereof. The paper sheet handling system which controls to convey goods to the said storage. 10. The paper sheet handling system according to claim 9, wherein the notification means includes means for displaying a failure occurrence on the display device of the window terminal device. The paper sheet handling system according to claim 10, wherein the notification means includes means for displaying a failure occurrence on the display device of the window terminal device.

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