KR101077191B1 - Paper money transaction apparatus - Google Patents

Abstract

An object of this invention is to provide the banknote trading apparatus which can suppress generation | occurrence | production of the banknote other than the apparatus management which needs to be carried out by cashier and can reduce the burden on an operator.
The discriminating unit 2 determines the kind and number of rejected bills determined as unacceptable at the time of loading the bills, and the finalized decision is made based on the judgment of the discriminating unit 2 among the rejected bills. Step S4 for separating the rejected bill (B3) and the undetermined rejected bill (B4) for which the number of paper types and the number of sheets has not been determined is executed, and the unrejected rejected bill (B4) is not included in the apparatus management of the reload collection box 10. Step S6 which accommodates the banknote accommodating part 12, and step S5 which accommodates the settlement completion reject banknote B3 in another reject banknote accommodating part 5 different from apparatus management other banknote accommodating part 12 are performed. The CPU 21 was provided.

Description

Banknote Trading Device {PAPER MONEY TRANSACTION APPARATUS}

TECHNICAL FIELD This invention relates to the banknote trading apparatus mounted in the automated teller machine (ATM) of a financial institution, for example.

Generally, in the banknote loading operation of a banknote transaction apparatus, an operator loads a banknote into the dedicated loading collection box at the receipt of a financial institution, carries this loading collection box, and mounts it at the predetermined position in an apparatus. And after attaching the said load collection | recovery collection box, predetermined operation | movement is performed and the discrimination part in an apparatus makes it possible to determine the paper type, the number of sheets, and the handleability of a banknote.

At this time, in a banknote transaction apparatus, banknotes are carried out one by one from the said load collection box, and are conveyed to a discriminating part. In addition, the discrimination unit determines whether the banknote is a normal banknote that can be handled in the apparatus, or a reject banknote which cannot be handled, in addition to the paper type and number of banknotes.

Here, as rejected bills, the preceding amount of one banknote other than the bill (unknown bill) that cannot be determined, for example, a bill (unknown bill) that cannot be determined by the overlapping transfer of bills or the like. Various abnormal banknotes, such as large skew or larger banknotes or banknotes that are biased relative to the conveying path, and are not suitable for withdrawal (contaminated banknotes, damaged banknotes) due to severe contamination, breakage, or folding. Banknotes which cannot be handled normally such as folded banknotes).

By the way, as a banknote transaction apparatus, what installed the main storage part which an operator loads a banknote, and the apparatus management other banknote storage part (partial storage part) in the loading collection box is known (refer patent document 1 below).

Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 4-16459

In the said patent document 1, when the determination result in the said evaluation part is a normal banknote, it is conveyed to the normal banknote accommodating part allocated to every paper type, and if it is a reject banknote, it returns it to the apparatus management non-banknote accommodating part in the said load collection box. I'm trying to.

However, since the rejected bills returned to the bill management unit other than the device management as described above include the above-mentioned paper money unknown bills and the number of bills unknown bills, the operator cannot remove the reject bills in the bill management unit other than the device management. As a banknote, it had to take in and out each loading collection box, and had to check the contents. And work which took this loading collection box was a big burden for an operator.

An object of this invention is to provide the banknote trading apparatus which can suppress generation | occurrence | production of the banknote other than the apparatus management which needs to be carried out by cashier and can reduce the burden on an operator.

The present invention provides a discrimination unit for determining the kind, number, and handling of banknotes, a retrieval count banknote accommodating unit for accommodating banknotes at the time of banknote loading, and a reject judged as unacceptable at the discrimination unit at the time of banknote loading. A bill transaction apparatus having a bill-of-recovery box which has a bill-receiving unit other than a device management for storing bills, and which is detachable from the casing, wherein the discriminating part is a paper type and number of reject bills determined to be inoperable at the time of bill loading; Reject banknote classification means for discriminating among the rejected banknotes, the finalized rejected banknotes for which a paper type and the number of sheets are confirmed based on the determination of the discriminating unit, and the unresolved reject banknotes for which the paper types and the number of sheets are not determined. At the same time, the undetermined reject banknote is accommodated in the device management and other bill storage unit, and the settlement completion reject banknote And the receiving part outside the banknote management apparatus is characterized in that it includes a means for dispensing banknotes accommodated in the other housing different numbers.

According to this invention, generation | occurrence | production of the banknote other than the apparatus management which needs to be taken out by cashier can be suppressed, and burden of an operator can be reduced.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS The side view which showed the internal structure of the banknote trading apparatus concerning embodiment of this invention.
2 is a control block diagram of a banknote trading apparatus.
3 is a view for explaining a conveyance path of a normal banknote at the time of loading a banknote.
4 is a view for explaining a conveyance path of reject banknotes when a banknote is loaded.
Fig. 5 is a flowchart showing the operation of the banknote trading device at the time of banknote loading.
It is a figure for demonstrating the conveyance path | route of reject banknote at the time of banknote loading of the banknote transaction apparatus which concerns on other embodiment of this invention.
7 is a control block diagram of a banknote trading device according to still another embodiment of the present invention.
The figure for demonstrating the conveyance path | route of the reject banknote at the time of banknote loading.
Fig. 9 is a flowchart showing the operation of the banknote trading device shown in Figs.
It is a figure for demonstrating the conveyance path | route of the reject banknote at the time of banknote loading of the banknote trading apparatus concerning another embodiment of this invention.

EMBODIMENT OF THE INVENTION Hereinafter, embodiment of this invention is described in detail based on drawing.

1 is a side view showing the internal structure of the banknote trading apparatus. As shown in Fig. 1, the banknote trading device A includes an entry / exit opening 1, a discriminating unit 2, a temporary holding unit 3, a return holding unit 4, which will be described later. A reject banknote accommodating part 5 for storing reject banknotes (described later) generated at the time of deposit and withdrawal transactions, storage (collecting) of banknotes for each type of gold, normal banknote accommodating parts 6 to 9 to carry out, and loading It is comprised from the collection box 10 and the conveyance path 13 for conveying a banknote between them.

Among these, the discriminating part 2 determines not only the kind and the number of the banknotes of the banknote transaction apparatus A, but also whether it is a normal banknote or a rejected banknote (an unknown banknote, an unknown banknote, various conveyance abnormal notes, a contaminated banknote). , Broken banknotes, folded banknotes, and the like), it is determined whether or not the handling in the banknote transaction apparatus A is possible.

Moreover, the loading collection | recovery box 10 is comprised by the loading collection | recovery banknote accommodating part 11 and the apparatus management | exchange banknote accommodating part 12. As shown in FIG. The loaded bill receivable portion 11 is an accommodating portion for accommodating the bill B1 at the time of reloading the bill, and the bill management portion 12 other than the device management is a accommodating portion for accommodating rejected bills generated at the time of loading the bill.

Moreover, the loading collection box 10 is attachable and detachable with respect to the casing A1 of the banknote transaction apparatus A. FIG. For this reason, the operator can take out the loading collection box 10 from the banknote transaction apparatus A once, take it out and take it out in the loading operation of a banknote, and load the banknote B1 in the loading collection banknote accommodating part 11. It is supposed to be. And after loading banknote B1, the loading collection | recovery box 10 is reattached at the predetermined position in banknote transaction apparatus A, and it is possible to prepare for accepting a deposit / withdrawal transaction in said apparatus A. .

2 is a control block diagram of a banknote trading device according to an embodiment of the present invention. The banknote transaction control unit A is provided with a banknote processing control unit 20.

The banknote processing control unit 20 mainly includes a CPU 21 serving as a central processing unit, a ROM 22 serving as a program storage memory, a RAM 23, a host communication I / O 24, and a discriminating unit communication I. / O25 and the interface 26 are connected.

In the ROM 22, various programs for controlling the operation of the banknote trading device A are stored. In the ROM 22, for example, an operation when distributing the bills loaded in the reload collection banknote accommodating portion 11 of the reload collection box 10 at the time of reloading the banknotes is distributed to each of the normal banknote accommodating parts 6 to 9 and the like. The loading control program 22A for controlling the power is stored. In addition, the ROM 22 stores a deposit and withdrawal control program (not shown) for controlling the operation of the banknote in the deposit and withdrawal unit 1 during the transaction.

Here, the loading control program 22A mainly consists of the normal banknote distribution control program 22a and the reject banknote distribution control program 22b which will be described later.

In addition, the RAM 23 has a storage area 23a for storing the reject bill storing number count value described later.

In addition, in the banknote processing control unit 20, the CPU 21 is connected to the higher level control unit 30 via the higher level communication I / O 24 formed of the communication chip 24a. The CPU 21 is also connected to the discriminating unit 2 through the discriminating unit communication I / O 25 formed of the communication chip 25a.

The CPU 21 further includes a conveying mechanism I / O 40 including a conveying motor 41, a conveying monitoring sensor 42, and a dispensing flapper 43 for driving the conveying path 13. It is connected via the interface 26.

Among these, for example, although the distribution flapper 43 is shown by one block for convenience in FIG. 2, it actually loads corresponding to each accommodating part 5-9 and the device management out of bank note accommodating part 12, for example. A plurality of flappers for distributing bills B1 and the like is provided.

In this embodiment, as shown by the arrow in FIG. 1 by the conveyance path 13 and the distribution flapper 43, banknote storage is carried out by each normal banknote accommodating part 6-9 and the loading collection banknote accommodating part 11, respectively. (Integration) and succession are possible, while only the banknote storage is possible in the reject banknote accommodating part 5 and the apparatus management non-banknote accommodating part 12.

Next, the deposit and withdrawal transaction of the banknote transaction apparatus A will be described. First, at the time of a deposit transaction, the banknote received by the user is received at the deposit and withdrawal opening 1 and returned to the discriminating unit 2. Then, after determining whether the banknote is a normal banknote or a reject banknote, it is stored in the temporary holding unit 3 and temporarily held. At this time, the banknote determined as a reject banknote is temporarily held by the return holding part 4, and it returns to the cashier 1 later.

The temporary holding part 3 temporarily holds the deposit banknote here for every deposit transaction, conveys the banknote temporarily suspended after the deposit confirmation to the discriminating unit 2, and after determining whether it is a normal banknote or a reject banknote, If it is a normal banknote, it will be accommodated, being distributed to the normal banknote accommodating parts 6-9 allocated for every paper type. In addition, the banknote determined as a reject banknote is distributed to the reject banknote accommodating part 5 in consideration of the impossibility of depositing into the normal banknote accommodating parts 6-9.

On the other hand, in the withdrawal transaction, the discriminating unit 2 determines whether the banknotes withdrawn (continued) from the normal banknote accommodating units 6 to 9 are normal banknotes or reject banknotes. Here, with normal banknotes, the withdrawal is made from the withdrawal and withdrawal opening 1, while with reject banknotes, withdrawal from the withdrawal and withdrawal opening 1 is considered impossible and stored in the reject banknote accommodating part 5.

Here, when the reject banknote is accommodated in the reject banknote accommodating part 5, the number of sheets is counted for every gold type. For example, each time a bill is determined by the discriminating unit 2 as a reject bill, the count value is updated each time according to the paper type, and this is stored in the RAM 23 as the reject bill storing number count value.

Next, with reference to FIGS. 2-4, the operation | movement at the time of charge control of banknote transaction apparatus A is demonstrated. FIG. 3 is a diagram for explaining a conveyance path of normal banknotes at the time of banknote loading, and FIG. 4 is a diagram for explaining a conveyance path of reject banknotes at the time of banknote loading.

In loading the banknote B1 in the banknote transaction apparatus A, the operator first loads the banknote B1 in the loading collection banknote accommodating portion 11 of the loading collection box 10, and then loads the loading collection box 10. It mounts in the predetermined position in the apparatus A.

Here, the upper control unit 30 is configured to accept a predetermined operation by the operator after the mounting operation of the charge recovery box 10 described above. When the upper control unit 30 receives the predetermined operation, the control signal is transmitted to the banknote processing control unit 20 to execute the loading control based on the loading control program 22A.

At this time, in the banknote trading device A, the banknotes are sequentially drawn one by one from the loading collection banknote accommodating part 11 in the loading collection box 10, and normal banknotes and handling which can be handled in the banknote trading apparatus A are possible. The discriminating unit 2 determines which of the reject banknotes is impossible. Here, if it is normal banknote B2, it distributes to the normal banknote accommodating parts 6-9 corresponding to a gold type, as shown by the thick arrow X1 in FIG.

On the other hand, in the case of reject banknotes, when the number of paper types and the number of sheets are determined, as shown by the thick arrow Y1 in FIG. 4, the rejected banknotes are stored in the reject banknote accommodating part 5 as the finalized reject banknotes B3. When the number of paper types and the number of sheets are not determined, as shown by the thick arrow Y2 in FIG. 4, they are stored in the device management non-banknote accommodating portion 12 as an undetermined reject banknote B4.

Here, when the finalized reject banknote B3 is stored in the reject banknote accommodating part 5, the number of sheets is counted for each kind as in the case of the deposit and withdrawal transaction, and the updated count value is stored in the RAM 23. do.

Next, with the flowchart shown in FIG. 5, operation | movement of the banknote transaction apparatus A at the time of banknote loading in this embodiment is demonstrated.

First, the CPU 21 of the banknote processing control unit 20 receives the determination result from the discriminating unit 2 (step S1). Here, when the determination result is the normal banknote B2 (step S2: YES), the CPU 21 executes the normal banknote distribution control program 22a of the loading control program 22A stored in the ROM 22. . Then, the distribution flapper 43 corresponding to the normal banknote accommodating parts 6 to 9 is controlled, and the receiving destination is stored in the normal banknote accommodating parts 6 to 9 according to the gold type determined by the determination of the discriminating part 2. It is decided by either (step S3).

On the other hand, when it is determined that the banknote is not the normal banknote B2, that is, the reject banknote (step S2: NO), the CPU 21 controls the reject banknote distribution control of the loading control program 22A stored in the ROM 22. The program 22b is executed. At this time, the CPU 21 first determines whether the reject banknote is a firmly completed reject banknote B3 or an undecided reject banknote B4 (step S4).

Here, in the case of the definite reject banknote (step S4: YES), the reject banknote accommodating part 5 is determined as a storage destination, and the corresponding distribution flapper 43 is controlled (step S5), while the undetermined recalculation is performed. In the case of the ejected banknote B4 (step S4: NO), the device management-except banknote accommodating part 12 is determined as a storage destination, and the corresponding distribution flapper 43 is controlled (step S6). In this way, the CPU 21 distributes the reject banknote to either the reject banknote accommodating portion 5 or the device management-excepting banknote accommodating portion 12 based on the determination of the paper type and the number of sheets.

As described above, in the present embodiment, the CPU 21 executes the process of Step S4, whereby the final rejected banknote B3 in which the rejection and the number of sheets are determined among the rejected bills, and the kinds and the number of the settlements are not determined. It functions as a classification means for classifying the unresolved reject banknote B4.

In addition, the CPU 21 executes the processing of steps S5 and S6 based on the determination of step S4, thereby removing the reject banknotes B3 and B4 from the reject banknote accommodating part 5 and the device management other banknote accommodating part ( It functions as a distribution means to distribute to 12).

Here, as the case judged as the finalized reject banknote B3, although the number and the number of sheets have been determined, one of the normal banknote accommodating parts is normally preceded by contamination of the banknote, damage, adhesion of foreign matters such as tapes, and the like when passing through. Examples of the occurrence of conveyance abnormality such as skew abnormality that cannot be accumulated in (6 to 9).

In this manner, the rejected rejected bill B3, which has been determined at the time of loading, is determined to be distributed to the reject bill accepting portion 5 as another storing portion different from the device management non-bill storing portion 12. By not storing in the banknote storage part 12 other than the device management, when the reject banknote is only the confirmed reject banknote B3, the banknote returned to the banknote storage part 12 other than the device management disappears.

In this case, since all the banknotes in the banknote transaction apparatus A become the banknotes of which the kind and the number of sheets were managed, the operator does not need to check the inside of the banknote storage unit 12 other than the device management. Therefore, there is an effect that the effort taken by separating the loading collection box 10 from the casing A1 can be reduced.

In other words, the rejected banknote B3, which occupies the majority of the rejected banknotes, is not returned to the apparatus management-outside bill accommodating part 12, thereby suppressing the occurrence of the apparatus-out-of-device bills that require to be taken out and taken out. Thus, the burden on the operator can be reduced.

In addition, by storing the reject banknotes generated at the time of deposit and withdrawal transactions and the finalized rejected banknotes B3 at the time of loading the banknotes in the common reject banknote storing section 5, there is no need to provide a separate storing section, thereby providing a banknote trading device. Space saving in (A) can be achieved.

When the CPU 21 determines with the finalized reject banknote B3 in step S4, the CPU 21 updates the count value stored in the RAM 23 in accordance with the determined gold type together with the processing of step S5. . The CPU 21 functions as a reject banknote counting means for counting the number of the finalized reject banknotes B3 for each kind.

As described above, the number of the rejected rejected bills B3 housed in the rejected bill accommodating portion 5 is counted for each kind of paper money at the same time as the sorting and distribution of the rejected bills B3 and B4. Management of banknotes in ") can be performed more accurately and easily.

In addition, in the first embodiment shown in FIGS. 1 to 5, the finalized reject banknote B3 generated at the time of loading is stored in the reject banknote accommodating part 5 that stores the reject banknote generated at the time of deposit and withdrawal transaction. However, in this case, it becomes easy for the reject banknote accommodating part 5 to become full or almost full with the reject banknote.

Here, for example, when the reject banknote storage part 5 becomes full, when the reject banknote occurs at the time of the deposit and withdrawal transaction, the storage destination is lost, and as a result, the deposit and withdrawal transaction of the banknote trading device A cannot continue. It becomes uncomfortable.

Therefore, in FIG. 6, as the storing part of that excepting the above, the fixed rejected banknote receiving part 14 different from the reject banknote accommodating part 5 is provided, and as shown by the thick arrow Y3 in FIG. When the completed reject banknote B3 has generate | occur | produced, it distribute | distributes it to the fixed completion reject banknote accommodating part 14, and is made to accommodate.

And in this embodiment, the reject banknote storage part 5 functions as a rejection banknote at the time of a deposit and withdrawal transaction which accommodates the reject banknote B5 at the time of a deposit and withdrawal transaction. In addition, in FIG. 6, the same code | symbol is attached | subjected about the component same as the first embodiment shown in FIGS. 1-5, and description is abbreviate | omitted.

In this case, the rejected banknote which occurred at the time of loading as shown in FIG. 6 by storing the firmed reject banknote B3 in the firmed reject banknote storage part 14 different from the reject banknote accommodating part 5 is shown. (B3) and the reject banknote B5 generated at the time of the deposit and withdrawal transaction can be divided and stored, so that the reject banknote accommodating portion 5 can be filled with the reject banknote.

Next, another embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 7 to 9. FIG. 7 is a control block diagram of the banknote trading device A, FIG. 8 is a view for explaining a conveyance path of reject banknotes when the banknote is loaded, and FIG. 9 is a banknote trading apparatus A shown in FIGS. 7 and 8. ) Is a flowchart showing the operation. In addition, in FIG. 7, FIG. 8, the same code | symbol is attached | subjected about the component same as the first embodiment shown in FIGS. 1-5, and description is abbreviate | omitted.

In the embodiment shown in FIGS. 7 to 9, normally, the rejected banknote B3 is stored in the reject banknote accommodating part 5, while the reject banknote accommodating part 5 is rejected. When the number of banknotes exceeds the predetermined number of sheets, the storage destination of the subsequent determined rejected banknote B3 is stored in the other device management non-banknote storage unit 12.

In the present embodiment, in the banknote processing control unit 20, of the loading control program 22A 'stored in the ROM 22, the storage destination change determination program 122b1 described later by the reject banknote distribution control program 122b. It includes.

In the present embodiment, the total number of bills stored in the reject bill storage unit 5 is also stored in the storage area 23a by using the reject bill storage number count value stored for each gold type in the RAM 23. I remember. In addition to the storage area 23a, the RAM 23 has a storage area 23b for storing a storage destination change determination threshold described later.

And at the time of loading of the banknote B1, the fixed reject banknote B3 is normally accommodated in the reject banknote accommodating part 5 similarly to the first embodiment, but the reject banknote accommodating part 5 When the number of sheets stored in the storage device exceeds the above-described storage destination change determination threshold, as indicated by the thick arrow Y4 in FIG. 8, the storage destination of the finalized reject banknote B3 is stored in the device management out of bill management unit ( 12).

Next, with the flowchart shown in FIG. 9, operation | movement of the banknote transaction apparatus A at the time of banknote loading in this embodiment is demonstrated.

First, the CPU 21 executes steps S11 to S14 corresponding to steps S1 to S4 shown in FIG. 5. At this time, when the determination result in step S12 is the normal banknote B2 (step S12: YES), the CPU 21 executes the normal banknote distribution control program 22a of the loading control program 22A ', In the case of reject banknotes (step S12: NO), the reject banknote distribution control program 122b is executed.

Here, when the reject banknote is the undetermined reject banknote B4 (step S14: NO), the CPU 21 executes step S16 corresponding to step S6 of FIG.

On the other hand, when the reject banknote was the confirmed completed reject banknote B3 (step S14: YES), the CPU 21 executes the storage destination change determination program 122b1 of the reject banknote distribution control program 122b.

At this time, the CPU 21 updates the count value for each gold species stored in the RAM 23, and updates the total number count value stored in the reject banknote accommodating part 5. The CPU 21 then compares the count value with the storage destination change determination threshold stored in the RAM 23 (step S15).

As a result of the comparison in step S15, when the count value exceeds the threshold (step S15: YES), it is assumed that the banknote cannot be stored in the reject banknote accommodating part 5 beyond the present state. The storage destination of the finalized reject banknote B3 is determined by the device management-extra-banknote accommodating part 12, and the distribution flapper 43 corresponding to it is controlled (step S16).

On the other hand, when the count value is equal to or less than the threshold as a result of the comparison in step S15 (step S15: NO), the reject banknote accommodating part 5 determines the storage destination of the finalized reject banknote B3. The corresponding distribution flapper 43 is controlled (step S17).

In this way, the number of reject banknotes stored in the reject banknote accommodating part 5 is counted, and when the count value exceeds a predetermined threshold, the number of unmanaged bills of the device which is different from the reject banknote accommodating part 5 is different. By storing the finalized reject banknote B3 in the payment section 12, it is possible to prevent the reject banknote accommodating portion 5 from filling up with the finalized reject banknote B3 at the time of loading the banknote, As a result, it is possible to avoid the situation where the deposit and withdrawal transaction of the banknote trading device A cannot continue.

In addition, the present invention, when the number of counts of reject banknotes stored in the reject banknote accommodating portion 5 exceeds a predetermined threshold value, the storage destination of the finalized reject banknote (B3) is stored outside the device management bills It does not necessarily limit to what is set as the storage part 12. For example, as shown in the thick arrow Y5 in FIG. 10, the storage destination of the finalized reject banknote B3 may be the normal banknote storage portions 6 to 9 so as to be distributed and stored for each gold type. In addition, in FIG. 10, the same code | symbol is attached | subjected about the component same as the first embodiment shown in FIGS. 1-5, and description is abbreviate | omitted.

In this case, although the settlement completion reject banknote B3 is inconvenient to generate banknotes staying or distribution failure in the conveying path 13 compared with normal banknotes, on the other hand, the reject banknote receiving part 5 Since the banknote does not return to the apparatus management-outside bill storage part 12, while avoiding becoming full, there exists an effect that a burden of an operator can be reduced.

In addition, the storage destination change determination threshold set in advance in order to determine the storage destination change of the finalized reject banknote is not necessarily limited to storing in the RAM 23 (see FIG. 7) of the banknote processing control unit 20. . For example, you may store this storage destination change determination threshold in the storage means in the upper control unit 30. In this case, the CPU 21 executes step S14 shown in FIG. 9 by reading the storage destination change determination threshold value from the storage means in the upper control unit 30 via the upper communication I / O 24.

One … Entrance and exit
2 … Discrimination
5 ... Reject bill compartment
6 to 9. Normal bill compartment
10 ... Reload Recovery Box
12 ... Equipment management and other bill storage department
14. Confirmation completion reject bill storing department
21 ... CPU
A… Banknote trading device

Claims (6)

A discriminating unit for determining the kind of paper money, the number of sheets of paper money, and the applicability of handling;
A load collection banknote storing part which stores a banknote at the time of banknote loading,
And a device management-out-of-banknote accommodating unit for storing reject banknotes determined by the discrimination unit at the time of banknote loading,
A bill trading device provided with a loading and collection box that is detachable from a casing,
The said discrimination part judges the kind and the number of reject banknotes which were judged as impossible to handle at the time of a banknote loading,
In the said reject banknote, it is provided with the finalized rejected banknote which decided the kind and number of sheets of paper based on the judgment of the said discrimination part, and the reject banknote classification means which discriminates the undetermined rejected banknote which is not determined with the kind and number of sheets of paper,
The unrejected reject banknote is stored in the bill management unit outside the device management,
A banknote distributing device comprising banknote distributing means for storing the finalized reject banknote in a different storage unit different from the device management banknote storing unit. The method of claim 1,
An entry and exit gate for accepting and depositing banknotes;
At least one normal banknote accommodating portion for accommodating the banknotes deposited at the cashier or the cashier, or the banknotes withdrawn from the cashier;
The discriminating unit determines, at the time of deposit and withdrawal transaction, the deposit and withdrawable reject banknote which cannot handle the deposit to the normal banknote storing unit and the withdrawal from the normal banknote storing unit,
At the same time, it has a reject banknote storage section for deposit and withdrawal transactions,
As a storing part other than the above, it is provided with the definite reject banknote storing part,
And the banknote distributing means for storing the rejected and rejected banknotes into the reject banknote receiving unit at the time of the deposit and withdrawal transaction and the finalized reject banknotes respectively into the finalized reject banknote storing unit. The method of claim 1,
An entrance and exit port for receiving and depositing banknotes;
At least one normal banknote accommodating portion for accommodating the banknotes deposited at the cashier or the cashier, or the banknotes withdrawn from the cashier;
The discriminating unit determines, at the time of deposit and withdrawal transaction, the deposit and withdrawable reject banknote which cannot handle the deposit to the normal banknote storing unit and the withdrawal from the normal banknote storing unit,
A reject banknote storing part is installed as a storing part other than the above,
The banknote distributing means includes a banknote trading device for storing the firm rejected reject banknote and the deposit / unloadable reject banknote in the reject banknote accommodating unit. The method of claim 3, wherein
A reject banknote counting means for counting the number of reject banknotes stored in the reject banknote accommodating unit,
And said banknote distributing means stores said definitely completed rejected banknote afterwards when said number of sheets counted by said reject banknote counting means exceeds said predetermined threshold. The method of claim 3, wherein
A reject banknote counting means for counting the number of reject banknotes stored in the reject banknote accommodating unit,
And said bill distributing means stores said subsequent completed reject banknote in said normal banknote accommodating portion when the number of sheets counted by said reject bill counting means exceeds a predetermined threshold. The method of claim 1,
A banknote trading device comprising a reject banknote counting means for counting the number of sheets for each of the paper types with respect to the finalized rejected banknote.

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