KR101016460B1 - Cash transaction machine having a rejecting function and reject box for the cash transaction machine - Google Patents

Abstract

Disclosed is a financial teller machine comprising a collecting means. The automatic teller machine includes a storage unit for storing paper media, a media stack unit for stacking paper media transferred from the storage unit on one surface and moving up and down along a predetermined path, and for transporting the paper media from the storage unit to the media stack unit. 1 a conveying means, a withdrawal portion for providing the paper media delivered from the media stack portion to the customer, a second conveying means for conveying the stack of paper media from the media stack portion to the withdrawal portion and a lower portion of the media stack portion, A recovery container which is formed integrally with the first recovery container and the first recovery container for recovering the paper medium from which the abnormality is detected from the first transport means, and includes a second recovery container for recovering the paper medium not received by the second transport means; It is provided. Instead of providing separate collection containers for recovering the paper medium and the non-received paper medium in which an abnormality is detected, the collection box is manufactured in one piece so that it is easy for an administrator to manage.

Automatic teller machine, withdrawal device, paper media, collection box

Description

CASH TRANSACTION MACHINE HAVING A REJECTING FUNCTION AND REJECT BOX FOR THE CASH TRANSACTION MACHINE}

1 is a perspective view of a conventional automatic teller machine.

Figure 2 is a perspective view for explaining the automated teller machine according to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 3 is a configuration diagram illustrating the automated teller machine of FIG. 2.

Figure 4 is a side view for explaining a slide guide of the automated teller machine according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Figure 5 is a perspective view for explaining the recovery of the automated teller machine according to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 6 is a perspective view illustrating a blocking door of a collection box in the automated teller machine of FIG. 5.

FIG. 7 is a partially enlarged view for explaining an exact position lever, a cover part, a cover lock portion, and an exact position lock portion of the automatic teller machine according to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 8 is a partially enlarged view for explaining a state before the collection box of FIG. 7 is mounted in the second collection container of the automatic teller machine.

9 is a partially enlarged view for explaining a state in which a collection box of the automatic teller machine according to an embodiment of the present invention is inserted into a collection box receiving unit.

FIG. 10 is a partially enlarged view for explaining a state in which the cover part is taken out of the collecting box of FIG. 9.

11 is a cross-sectional view of a state in which the paper medium is introduced into the storage container in the first recovery container according to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 12 is a cross-sectional view of the first collecting container introduced into the storage container of the paper medium of FIG.

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110: storage unit 120: first transfer means

130: Media stack part 140: Withdrawal part

150: second transfer means 160: recovery box

170: Blocking door 180: Collection

The present invention relates to a Cash Transaction Machine. More particularly, the present invention relates to an automated teller machine comprising a collection box for safeguarding the contents.

The automated teller machine is an automated device that can assist basic financial services, such as deposit or withdrawal, regardless of place and time with respect to financial services. The automated teller machine can be divided into cash dispenser and cash dispenser according to the withdrawal and withdrawal of money. Recently, it has been used for cash withdrawal, check deposit, withdrawal, bank account fee payment, ticket release.

Currently, the use of financial automation equipment is gradually increasing in banks and other financial institutions, and as the use of financial automation equipment becomes more convenient, customers are increasingly using the financial automation equipment. As the number of times of using automated teller machines increases, the amount of financial transactions used every time also increases. As the amount of money traded through the automated teller machine increases, several cashes are deposited or withdrawn, and as multiple sheets of cash are used, unintentional occurrences often occur within the automated teller machine due to movement or location interference between the cash. There is a number.

1 is a perspective view of an existing related automated teller machine.

Referring to Figure 1, the automated teller machine is a device for depositing and withdrawing cash or check, in one housing a number of differently divided into functional units, such as magnetic card reading module, bankbook organizer module, user interface module, banknote deposit and withdrawal module The module is installed.

In the automated teller machine, the magnetic card reading module is exposed to the outside through the card input unit 10, and the user interface module is exposed to the outside through the display screen 20 or the key input unit 25.

In addition, the bill withdrawal module is exposed to the outside through the cash discharge unit (30). The cash discharge unit 30 shown in FIG. 1 is based on a direct discharge method. After the cash of the amount already requested in the bank withdrawal module is prepared, the cash is provided in a stack unit in the cash discharge unit 30. do. However, since a cash cassette that stores cash provides cash only in sheets, a process of temporarily loading cash is required to provide cash in a stack unit in the bank withdrawal module. For this purpose, the bank withdrawal module may include a temporary stacking section.

The inside of the automated teller machine is equipped with a collection box adjacent to the cash discharge unit (30). When the cash transferred to the cash discharging unit 30 is not received, the cash is transferred back to the inside of the container and transferred to the collection box, and are sequentially loaded in the collection box so that the manager can conveniently manage the unreceived cash through the collection. Can be. However, in the conventional automatic teller machine is equipped with a recovery box for recovering the cash received from the cash discharging unit 30 and a recovery box for recovering abnormal cash, such as judged as a double sheet or counterfeit bills, etc. The manager shall manage multiple collection boxes. Therefore, it is difficult for an administrator to manage a plurality of collection boxes, and a separate complementary device must be installed in each collection box, which makes the design complicated and uneconomical.

The present invention is to solve the above-mentioned problems, an object of the present invention is to integrate the collection box for recovering the paper media in the automated teller machine to facilitate the management of the collection box by the administrator, easy design and economical financial To provide an automated device.

Another object of the present invention is to provide an automated teller machine and a cash drawer that can be opened only when the cash drawer is installed in the automatic teller box, which can be removed only when the cashier is closed. will be.

According to a preferred embodiment of the present invention for achieving the above object of the present invention, the withdrawal device of the automated teller machine is provided with a storage unit, a media stack unit, a first conveying means, a withdrawal portion, a second conveying means and a collection box. do.

The storage unit stores the paper medium therein, and transfers the paper medium to the medium stack unit by a first conveying means. At least one storage space is formed in the storage unit, and a pickup roller may be mounted at the inlet of the storage unit to discharge paper media one by one. Here, the paper medium may be various types of paper such as checks, cash, gift certificates. The media stack unit stacks paper media transferred from the storage unit on the one surface and moves up and down along a predetermined path. The first conveying means conveys the paper medium from the reservoir to the media stack, and may be designed such that the plurality of rollers rotate together by one belt. The withdrawal unit provides the customer with paper media delivered from the media stack unit, which is formed on the front side of the second conveying means and exposed to the automated teller machine. The second conveying means conveys the stack of paper media from the media stack portion to the withdrawal portion. The collecting box is located at the bottom of the media stack and is formed integrally with the first collecting container and the first collecting container for recovering the paper medium whose abnormality is detected in the paper medium from the first conveying means, and the paper medium not received by the second conveying means. It includes a second recovery container for recovering. At this time, the collection box can be slid to the front of the automated teller machine, it is convenient for the manager to work in front of the automated teller machine.

In the conventional automated teller machine, a collection box for recovering cash that has not been received from the withdrawal unit and a collection box for recovering abnormal cash, such as judged as a double-sheet or counterfeit bill, are separately installed by the manager. Should be managed. In addition, each recovery box must be equipped with a separate complementary device is complicated and uneconomical design.

However, in the automated teller machine according to the present invention, since the first collecting container for recovering unreceived cash and the second collecting container for recovering abnormal cash are integrally formed with each other, the manager does not need to manage each collection container separately. It is convenient to manage only one collection box. In addition, since the inlet of the first collecting container and the inlet of the second collecting container are primarily blocked by the cover plate and the transfer roller, the design is simple and economical.

According to another preferred embodiment of the present invention, the collection box of the automated teller machine recovers the paper medium in which an abnormality is detected in the paper medium, recovers the first waste container with one side open, and the unreceived paper medium. 1 is formed integrally with the recovery container, rotatably mounted to the end of the second recovery container and the first recovery container in which the same surface as one surface is opened, and has a blocking door for opening and closing the lower part of the first and second recovery container. do.

In addition, the first recovery container may include a guide piece that is rotatably mounted on the ceiling inside the inlet, the guide piece is formed in a sheet shape forming a curved surface while extending long to force the paper medium entering through the inlet You can guide it downward. Therefore, the paper medium conveyed to the first collecting container can be loaded in the lower part of the first collecting container in turn by the guide piece.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Reference will now be made in detail to embodiments of the present invention, examples of which are illustrated in the accompanying drawings, wherein like reference numerals refer to the like elements throughout.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view for explaining the automated teller machine according to an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 3 is a block diagram for explaining the automated teller machine of FIG. 2.

2 and 3, the automated teller machine is a storage unit 110, a media stack unit 130, a first transfer unit 120, a withdrawal unit 140, a second transfer unit 150, and a collection box. 160 and a blocking door 170.

The storage unit 110 is mounted inside the automated teller machine, and paper media are loaded in the storage unit 110, and the paper media loaded in response to the rotation of the pickup roller may be discharged one by one. . In addition, the discharged paper medium may be transferred to the medium stack unit 130 by the transfer means 120.

The first transfer means 120 transfers the paper media to the media stack 130 in the storage 110. The first conveying means 120 connects the plurality of conveying rollers to the conveying belt, and the paper medium is conveyed from the lower portion of the withdrawal device to the upper portion along the conveying path provided by the rotation of the conveying roller, and the first conveying means 120. Paper media are discharged to the upper portion of the media stack 130 formed at the outlet side.

The media stack 130 is formed at the outlet side of the first transfer means 120, and the end of the media stack 130 is rotated about the rotation center 138 by the cam rotator 134 so that the media stack 130 is rotated up and down. The paper medium is transferred to the second conveying means 150 on the media stack 130. Specifically, the cam rotating body 134 is electrically connected to the motor M to rotate, and the position of the rotating groove 136 inside the cam rotating body 134 moves from bottom to top. At this time, while the projection protruding outward from the cam rotator 134 moves upward along the rotator groove 136 together, the media stack 130 is integrally connected with the rotation center 138 to the second conveying means 150. ) To move in close contact.

The media stack 130 is located between the first conveying means 120 and the media stack 130, and recovers a piece for converting the conveying path of the paper media from which the abnormality is detected to the first collecting container 162 ( 180). The recovery piece 180 is rotatably mounted in the inside of the automatic teller machine, the cross section may be formed in a triangular shape, and the recovery piece 180 is rotated by the rotational axis so that the traveling path of the first conveying means 120 is rotated. Will block.

The withdrawal unit 140 is formed on the outside of the withdrawal device in order to deliver the paper medium to the customer, and receives the paper medium on the media stack unit 130 by the second transfer means 150. The withdrawal part 140 may be formed in a shutter structure to prevent the paper medium from being forcibly taken out from the outside.

The second conveying means 150 is operated when the medium stack 130 moved upwardly is located in parallel with the second conveying means 150, and rotates toward the withdrawal part 140. The second conveying means 150 is composed of a conveying roller, to move the paper medium by the rotation of the conveying roller, it may provide a conveying path. In addition, the second transfer means 150 transfers the cash transferred on the transfer path by the media stack unit 130 in stack units, and may operate independently of the first transfer means 120. .

In the second transfer means 150, a portion adjacent to the withdrawal part 140 may move backward (ⓐ). Therefore, when moving the paper medium not received by the withdrawal unit 140 to the collection box 160, the second transfer means 150 moves backward to provide a recovery space, and the roller at the withdrawal unit 140 is rearwarded. It rotates to recover the paper medium to the recovery space.

The process of transferring paper media from the automatic teller machine is as follows. The paper media loaded in the storage unit 110 is transferred to the upper part of the media stack 130 through the first transfer means 120, and the media stack 130 on which the paper media are loaded is the cam rotor 134. It is in close contact with the lower portion of the second transfer means 150 by rotation. In addition, the paper medium may be transferred toward the withdrawal part 140 by the second transfer means 150 and provided to the customer.

The recovery box 160 is formed below the first transfer means 120 and includes a first recovery container 162 and a second recovery container 164. The first recovery container 162 recovers the paper medium in which the abnormality is detected. Here, the paper medium in which an abnormality is detected may be determined as a sheet inside or a counterfeit bill. The first recovery container 162 operates the inner rollers 162a formed at the inlet of the first recovery container 162, an operation gear engaged with the internal rollers 162a, and gears external to the automatic teller machine. It includes a drive unit 163 for driving the operating gear. In this case, the driving unit 163 may be connected with the feed roller of the first transfer means 120 to rotate the inner rollers 162a together when the feed roller of the first transfer means 120 is rotated. At this time, when the inner rollers 162a do not rotate, the inner rollers 162a block the inlet of the first collecting container 162, so that the contents of the inside of the first collecting container 162 through the inlet from the outside. Do not take it out.

The second collecting container 164 is formed integrally with the first collecting container 162, and after a part of the second conveying means 150 is moved to the rear, the unreceived paper medium is collected into the second collecting container 164. It plays a role.

Figure 4 is a side view for explaining a slide guide of the automated teller machine according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to Figure 4, formed near the bottom of the collection box 160, and further includes a slide guide 166 for guiding the collection box 160 toward the outside of the automated teller machine, the administrator collects It is convenient to take out 160 from the inside of the automatic teller machine. The slide guide 166 may be provided as a groove or a protrusion, and a protrusion or a groove which is bound to the slide guide 166 may be provided at a lower portion of the recovery box 160.

FIG. 5 is a perspective view illustrating a collection box of the automated teller machine according to an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 6 is a perspective view illustrating a blocking door of the collection box of the teller machine of FIG. 5.

5 and 6, a partition wall 168 is formed between the first collecting container 162 and the second collecting container 164 to separate the paper medium and the unreceived paper medium from which an abnormality is detected. Can be. Therefore, it is convenient because the manager does not need to separate the paper medium by taking out the collecting box 160 and recovering the separated paper media in the first collecting container 162 and the second collecting container 164, respectively.

A lever hole 234 is formed inside the second recovery container 164, and a cover plate 230 is inserted into the lever hole 234 to be mounted on the upper part of the second recovery container 164. 324 is automatically moved to the outside, and fixed to prevent the cover plate 324 of the recovery box 160 taken out to be forcibly opened.

As shown in FIG. 6, the bottoms of the first recovery container 162 and the second recovery container 164 are opened to block the open portions of the first recovery container 162 and the second recovery container 164. It includes a blocking door 170 for. The blocking door 170 is rotatably connected to one side of the first collecting container 162 so that the administrator can open and close the blocking door 170 (ⓐ), and recovers in a state in which the blocking door 170 is opened ( 160) the paper medium therein can be recovered.

FIG. 7 is an enlarged view for explaining an exact position lever, a cover part, a cover lock part, and an exact position lock part of the automatic teller machine according to an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 8 shows the recovery box of FIG. It is a partial enlarged view for demonstrating the state before being attached to a 2nd collection container.

Referring to FIGS. 7 and 8, a cover lock portion 330, an in-position lock portion 340, a torsion spring 350, and a guide bracket 352 are mounted inside the second recovery container 164. The cover lock part 330 and the in-situ lock part 340 are located inside the second recovery container 310. In addition, the coil portion of the torsion spring 350 is mounted to the guide bracket 352, and both ends thereof are connected to the cover lock portion 330 and the right position lock portion 340, respectively, to cover the cover lock portion 330 and the position lock. The portion 340 may be elastically supported.

The cover lock part 330 includes a support part 334 and a cover latch 332. The support part 334 is formed at the lower end of the cover lock part 330, and includes a horizontal surface for supporting the locking pressing part 232. In addition, the support part 334 is located adjacent to the blocking bar 316, and can be prevented from being pressed by a tool other than the exact position lever 230. The cover latch 332 is formed at an upper end of the cover lock part 330, and may move or move the lock bar 322 while moving up and down. In addition, since the cover latch 332 includes an inclined surface facing the front, the lock bar 322 can be easily passed when the cover part 320 approaches, that is, when the cover part 320 is closed.

The cover lock part 330 has a structure protruding from the bottom, and the protruding structure may be coupled to the guide bracket 352. Therefore, the cover lock part 330 is limited so as not to rise above a certain height by the guide bracket 352 even if it is elastically supported by the torsion spring 350.

The exact position locking part 340 is disposed between the cover locking part 330 and the second recovery container 164 and slides up and down by the guide bracket 352. It also tends to move up because it is elastically supported by the torsion spring 350. Specifically, the position lock 340 includes a groove fixing piece 344 and the position latch 342. The groove fixing piece 344 is formed at the lower end of the position lock portion 340, and is formed to have a size corresponding to the position groove 234a of the position lever 230. After the position lever 230 is inserted into the second recovery container 164, the position lock part 340 is raised. The position latch 342 is formed at an upper end of the position locking portion 340, and has an inclined surface facing in front of the cover latch 332. Therefore, when the position latch 342 supports the cover plate 324, the binding between the groove fixing piece 344 and the position groove 234a is released, and the cover part 320 is removed to remove the position latch 342. If) rises, the groove fixing piece 344 may also rise together to engage with the home groove 234a.

Hereinafter, the mounting and detachment structure of the recovery box according to the present invention will be described in detail.

FIG. 9 is a partially enlarged view illustrating a state in which a collection box of the automatic teller machine is inserted into a collecting box accommodating unit according to an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 10 is a state in which the cover part is drawn out of the collecting box of FIG. 9. It is a partial enlarged view for explaining.

Referring to FIG. 9, while the collecting box 300 is inserted into the ATM, the exact position lever 230 may enter the second collecting container 164 through the lever hole 234. The lock pressing portion 232 of the position lever 230 is directed to the support 334 through the blocking bar 316, and may press the support 334 using an inclined surface. Since the in-position lever 230 is rotatably mounted and elastically supported by the tension spring, it can easily pass through the blocking bar 316, and the support portion 334 can be moved with a stronger force than the torsion spring 350. Since it presses, the cover lock part 330 can slide down. As a result, the cover latch 332 is moved downward, and the locking bar 322 can be released.

In addition, a seating groove 236 is formed between the locking pressing portion 232 and the in-situ groove 234a. The mounting groove 236 may be formed to correspond to the blocking bar 316, and may maintain a binding relationship with the blocking bar 316 in a state in which the recovery box 300 is mounted. As the recovery box 300 enters the inside of the automated teller machine, the binding bar 316 and the seating groove 236 can feel the tactile or audible feeling, and the stable installation can be confirmed by detecting the stop and sound. have.

The cover part 320 is in a state before being drawn out, and the exact latch 342 is supported by the cover plate 324 and may limit the movement of the exact lock 340 upward. Therefore, although the groove fixing piece 344 and the exact position groove 234a are located up and down mutually, they hold | maintain the state which is not tied together.

Referring to FIG. 10, the manager may pull the cover part 320 to open the upper surface of the second recovery container 164. In this case, the cover part 320 slides along a predetermined path, and the cover plate 324 and the right latch 342 are separated from each other. As the support by the cover plate 324 is removed, the fixed lock part 340 is raised, and the groove fixing piece 344 located at the lower end and the fixed groove 234a of the lever are engaged with each other. Even when the torsion spring 350 lifts the position lock portion 340, the position lock portion 340 does not rise any longer because the force to push the position lever 230 downward is greater.

FIG. 11 is a cross-sectional view illustrating a state in which a paper medium flows into a storage container according to an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 12 is a cross-sectional view of the first waste container introduced into a storage container of FIG. 11.

11 to 12, the guide piece 410 is mounted to the ceiling of the first recovery container 162. The guide piece 410 is mounted in a groove formed in the ceiling of the first recovery container 162. The other end of the guide piece 410 is kept in such a state as to prevent direct entry of the paper medium flowing from the inlet, and the guide piece 410 has a constant inclination by the support 420 before the paper medium is introduced into the storage box. It hangs on the ceiling of the 1st collection container 162.

Then, when the paper medium flows in through the inner rollers 162a of the first collecting container 162, the paper medium flowing in is blown toward the guide piece 410, and the paper medium is guided by the guide piece 410. The advancing direction of is switched to face downward. Then, the paper medium which is recovered as the inner roller 162a is rotated by the driving unit 163 is transferred to the inside of the first collecting container 162, and the inner roller 162a when the inner roller 162a is not rotated. ) Blocks the inlet of the first recovery container 162, it can be prevented from intruding into the inlet of the first recovery container 162 from the outside. In addition, the guide piece 410 according to the present exemplary embodiment may prevent the paper from being entangled in the storage box by colliding with the incoming paper medium by dropping the paper medium flowing into the first collecting container 162 to the floor.

Therefore, the automatic teller machine according to the present invention integrates a collection box for recovering a paper medium into one, so that the manager can easily manage the collection box and provide an economical automatic teller machine with easy design. In addition, since the partition wall separating the first and second collection bins is formed inside the collection bin, the manager removes the collection bin to the outside and recovers the paper media separated in the first and second collection bins to separate the paper medium. It is convenient because there is no need to separate.

In addition, the media stack can be moved up and down using the cam rotator, and it is economical since the drive and control variables used can be easily reduced. In addition, the guide piece mounted on the ceiling of the first collecting container may prevent paper from being entangled within the storage box by colliding with the incoming paper medium by dropping the paper medium flowing into the first collecting container to the floor.

In addition, in the automatic teller machine of the present invention, when the collecting box is separated from the automatic teller machine, since the cover lock part restrains the lock bar, the cover part is fixed to the second collecting container and does not move. However, as the recovery box is inserted into the automatic teller machine, the correct position lever is inserted into the lever hole, and the support bar of the cover lock part can be moved downward by the inserted position lever to release the lock bar. You can simply unlock the plate.

As described above, although described with reference to the preferred embodiment of the present invention, those skilled in the art various modifications and variations of the present invention without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention described in the claims below I can understand that you can.

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A storage unit for storing paper media; A media stack unit stacking a paper medium transferred from the storage unit on one surface and moving up and down along a predetermined path; First conveying means for conveying a paper medium from said storage portion to said media stack portion; A withdrawal unit for providing paper media delivered from the media stack to a customer; Second conveying means for conveying the stack of paper media from the media stack portion to the withdrawal portion; And Located in the lower portion of the media stack portion, and formed integrally with the first and the first collection container and the first collection container for recovering the paper medium from which the abnormality is detected in the paper medium from the first transfer means and not received by the second transfer means. A recovery bin including a second recovery bin for recovering the paper medium; Financial automated equipment having a. The method of claim 1, A barrier rib is formed between the first waste container and the second waste container to separate the paper medium and the unreceived paper medium from which an abnormality is detected. The method of claim 1, An inner roller formed at an inlet of the first recovery container, an actuating gear engaged with the inner rollers, and a driving part for driving the actuating gears by operating gears external to the financial teller machine; The paper conveying medium is recovered as the inner roller is rotated by the drive unit into the inside of the first recovery container, and the inner roller blocks the inlet of the first recovery container when the inner roller is not rotated. Automatic financial equipment, characterized in that. The method of claim 1, Bottom surfaces of the first and second recovery containers are opened; And a blocking door rotatably mounted at an end of the first collecting container to block the open surface. The method of claim 1, A lever hole is formed inside the second recovery container, Protruding toward the inside of the second recovery container, and including a lock lever formed at an end and a lock lever having a lock groove formed adjacent to the lock lock, A cover including a cover plate formed on an upper surface of the second recovery container to slide the upper part of the second recovery container to open and close the inlet of the second recovery container, and a lock bar integrally formed at a lower rear side of the cover plate. part; A cover locking part which slides up and down from the inside rear of the second collecting container, and includes a support for supporting the lever hole and a cover latch selectively engaged with the locking bar; And It is formed adjacent to the cover lock portion and is elastically supported, and includes a groove fixing piece corresponding to the home groove of the home position lever and a home position latch for supporting the bottom surface of the cover plate, the cover of the recovery box When the part moves forward, the groove fixing piece is engaged with the home groove and the home position latch is projected from the upper end of the second recovery container; Automatic financial equipment comprising a. The method of claim 1, The first recovery container is formed in a sheet shape to form a curved surface extending long, one end of the automatic teller machine comprising a guide piece rotatably mounted on the ceiling inside the inlet of the first recovery container. The method of claim 1, The automated teller machine is formed adjacent to the lower part of the collection box, and includes a slide guide for guiding the collection box toward the outside of the automatic teller machine. The method of claim 1, And a recovery piece located between the first transport means and the media stack, for recovering a transport path of the paper medium from which an abnormality is detected to the first recovery container. In the retrieval box for retrieving a paper medium mounted inside the automated teller machine, A first collection container collecting the paper medium in which an abnormality is detected in the paper medium, and having one surface open; A second recovery container for recovering the unreceived paper medium, integrally formed with the first recovery container, and having the same side as the one surface being opened; And A blocking door rotatably mounted at an end of the first collecting container to open and close lower portions of the first and second collecting containers; Recovery of the automated teller machine equipped with a. 10. The method of claim 9, A partition wall is formed between the first collection container and the second collection container to separate the paper medium and the unreceived paper medium from which an abnormality is detected. 10. The method of claim 9, A lever hole is formed inside the second recovery container, Protruding toward the inside of the second recovery container, and including a lock lever formed at an end and a lock lever having a lock groove formed adjacent to the lock lock, A cover including a cover plate formed on an upper surface of the second recovery container to slide the upper part of the second recovery container to open and close the inlet of the second recovery container, and a lock bar integrally formed at a lower rear side of the cover plate. part; A cover locking part which slides up and down from the inside rear of the second collecting container, and includes a support for supporting the lever hole and a cover latch selectively engaged with the locking bar; And It is formed adjacent to the cover lock portion and is elastically supported, and includes a groove fixing piece corresponding to the home groove of the home position lever and a home position latch for supporting the bottom surface of the cover plate, the cover of the recovery box When the part moves forward, the groove fixing piece is engaged with the home groove, and the home position locking portion protruding from the upper end of the second recovery container; Recovered. 10. The method of claim 9, The first recovery container is formed in a sheet shape forming a curved surface extending long, one end of the recovery container comprises a guide piece rotatably mounted on the ceiling inside the inlet of the first recovery container. box.

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