KR101499090B1 - Automatic teller maching for teller - Google Patents

Abstract

Disclosed is a financial automatic teller machine in which bundled banknotes are deposited and deposited and stored. In the automatic teller machine according to the present invention, the at-once bundle banknotes can be easily deposited and deposited and stored using the transfer means.

Bank account, financial automation equipment, bundled banknotes

Description

{AUTOMATIC TELLER MACHING FOR TELLER}

The present invention relates to a banking automatic teller machine, and more particularly, to a banking automatic teller machine capable of depositing or withdrawing banknotes on a bundle basis, thereby improving the convenience of employees of financial institutions.

Financial automation equipment or unmanned automation equipment is an automation device that can provide basic financial services such as deposit or withdrawal without regard to time and place and without bank staff in relation to financial services.

Recently, in order to improve the efficiency of business inside the financial institution as well as the financial automation equipment for the customers using the financial institution, and to quickly and accurately process the settlement work after the end of the business, financial automation Devices are also being introduced.

The automated teller machines disclosed in the patent application No. 10-2005-030838 are capable of only withdrawing a bundle of cash, but do not have a separate bundle of bank notes.

Also, referring to Patent Application No. 10-2008-0019384, although a bundled bank note depositing portion capable of depositing bundled bank notes is disclosed, a certain number of cash is bundled in such a financial automatic machine. Therefore, the number of bundled bank notes to be withdrawn or deposited depends on the thickness, weight, etc. of the bundled bank notes, which makes it difficult to deposit or withdraw large amounts of bundled bank notes.

The present invention provides an automatic machine tool for cash dispenser which minimizes the time required for transferring and collecting the bundled banknotes.

The present invention also provides a banking automatic teller machine for preventing the bundle banknotes stored at the top of the stacked banknotes from being damaged.

According to another aspect of the present invention, there is provided an automatic teller machine including a main body, a deposit and withdrawal portion formed in the main body for depositing and collecting the bundled banknotes; A storage unit which is located at one side of the deposit / withdrawal unit and stores the bundled banknotes of the deposit / withdrawal unit; And a transfer means for transferring the bundled banknotes to the deposit / withdrawal portion or the storage portion, wherein the transfer means is provided at any one of the deposit / withdrawal portion and the storage portion, .

By configuring as described above, it becomes possible to manage the banknotes deposited from the customers of the financial institution in bundle units, and it is possible to reduce the inconvenience of calculating the banknotes to be settled in units of each bank.

Here, a partition wall having a through hole through which the bundled bank notes pass may be provided between the deposit-and-withdrawal portion and the storage portion, and the transfer means may be provided at one side of the deposit-and-withdrawal portion or one side of the storage portion so as to face the partition. The transfer means pushes one end of the uppermost end of the bundled banknotes in the direction of the through hole so that the bundled banknotes can move to the deposit / withdrawal portion or the storage portion.

At this time, since the transfer means is formed of a lead screw, it is easy to push one end of the bundled banknotes. In particular, the bundle bundle banknote used in the present invention is a bundle of several bundles of banknotes bundled in a unit of 100 sheets. Therefore, since the at-large bundle banknotes are formed to have a larger thickness than the bundled banknotes, the bundle banknotes can be easily passed through the through holes by pushing one end face of the at-large bundle banknotes.

In addition, the transfer means may include a plurality of rotating blades for pushing one end of the bundled banknote so that the bundled banknotes pass through the through hole at one side of the deposit / withdrawal portion or the storage portion so as to face the bank. The rotating blade pushes the top of the bundled bill with the lead screw when the lead screw pushes the bundled bill, thereby allowing the bundled bill to pass through the through hole more easily.

In addition, the delivery means may further include a rotation roller that guides the bundle banknotes through the bundle banknotes provided on the deposit / withdrawal portion or the storage portion, in contact with the upper surface of the bundle banknotes stacked on the uppermost portion.

The deposit and withdrawal portion and the storage portion may include a deposit and withdrawal tray and a push plate on which the bundled banknotes are stacked, respectively, and may include a tray driving portion and a plate driving portion capable of raising and lowering the deposit and withdrawal tray and the push plate.

In addition, the passage hole may be provided with a detection sensor for detecting the position of the bundled banknotes stacked on the top of the bundled banknotes stacked on the deposit-and-withdrawal tray. The detection sensor may include a light receiving sensor provided in the deposit / discharge portion or the storage portion so as to face the light emission sensor and the light emission sensor. Here, the mounting positions of the light emitting sensor and the light receiving sensor may be mutually exchanged.

When the uppermost portion of the bundle banknote stacked on the deposit / withdrawal tray or the push plate is at the same height as the upper end of the through hole or at a higher position, the light receiving sensor receives a signal received by the light receiving sensor, The uppermost portion of the bundled banknotes can be positioned below the upper end of the through hole so that the bundled banknotes can pass through the through holes.

In addition, the storage unit may include a contact sensor capable of sensing bundled bank notes dispensed to the deposit and withdrawal unit from the storage unit. When the bundled bank notes stacked on the push plate rises and the uppermost portion of the bundled bank notes touches the contact sensor, To be withdrawn through the through hole. Such a contact sensor may be formed on the surface of the storage roller, and may be formed so as to surround the end of the roller, preferably in contact with the top of the bundle banknote regardless of the rotational motion.

Particularly, the bundled banknotes may include bundled banknotes bundles formed by bundling banknotes in the process of bundling bundled banknotes, and the bundled banknotes bundle may be a bundle of banknotes, . ≪ / RTI > That is, the bundle may be caught by the through-hole and the bundled bill may not be transmitted or the bundle may be broken.

Therefore, the bundle banknote guiding portion can be formed in the lower portion of the through-hole so that the bundle of bundled banknotes passing therethrough is not caught in the through-hole. The bundle banknote guide portion may be formed through the through hole, and both ends may be formed to be bent downward.

The guide part may further include a rack gear meshing with the pinion gear and the pinion gear provided on the partition wall and passing through the through hole. In cooperation with the lifting and lowering of the deposit-and-withdrawal tray and the push plate, the rack gear is interposed between the deposit- Can move.

The height of the through hole may be greater than the height of the bundle banknote passing through the through hole so that the bundle banknotes can smoothly pass through the through hole. At this time, the guide unit guides the bundle banknote from a predetermined height to a free fall . That is, it is possible to prevent the bundled banknotes from being stacked at the position where the bundled banknotes are stacked by the bundled banknote bundle in the process of being stacked on the deposit / withdrawal tray or the push plate through the through holes.

INDUSTRIAL APPLICABILITY As described above, according to the present invention, it is possible to deposit and withdraw bundled banknotes, so that it is possible to reduce the inconvenience of withdrawing or depositing banknotes in units of one sheet.

In addition, since the present invention includes the transfer means for easily guiding the movement of the bundled banknotes, it is possible to prevent the bundle from being broken or the bundled banknotes to be stacked in the through holes when the bundled banknotes are taken out and deposited .

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Hereinafter, a configuration and operation according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The following description is one of many aspects of the claimed invention and the following description forms part of a detailed description of the present invention.

In the following description, well-known functions or constructions are not described in detail for the sake of clarity and conciseness.

Prior to the description of the drawings, the bundle banknotes of the present invention means a bundle bundle banknote bundle of small bundle bundle bundles bundled in units of 100 sheets, And may be changed depending on the conditions used in the financial institution. Also, in the present invention, the bundled banknotes are exemplified as the bundled banknotes, but the bundled banknotes belonging to the automated teller machines described in the present invention may also be deposited and withdrawn.

FIG. 1 and FIG. 2 are perspective views schematically illustrating a process of a bundle banknote being passed through a deposit and withdrawal unit and a storage unit provided in a banking automatic teller machine according to an embodiment of the present invention.

1 and 2, the deposit / withdrawal unit 140 includes an entrance / exit port 170 for depositing / withdrawing the bundled banknotes 50, a deposit / withdrawal tray 144 on which the bundled banknotes 50 are stacked, and a deposit / withdrawal tray 144 And a tray driving unit 146 for raising and lowering the tray. Here, a shutter (not shown) may be provided at the entrance 170 and may be opened or closed according to the entrance / exit of the bundled banknotes.

On the other hand, a storage unit 120 for storing the bundled banknotes 50 is provided at one side of the deposit / withdrawal unit 140. The storage unit 120 deposits and stores the bundled banknotes 50 loaded in the deposit / withdrawal unit 140 or dispenses the stored bundled banknotes 50 to the deposit / withdrawal unit 140. The storage unit 120 may include a push plate 124 on which the bundled banknotes 50 are loaded and a plate driving unit 126 for moving the push plate 124 up and down.

Here, the plate driving unit 126 may be constituted by a timing belt, a pulley, a pulley driving motor, or the like. The tray driving unit 146 may have a similar structure. 1 and 2, the pulley and pulley drive motor is installed in a plate (not shown) for covering the deposit / withdrawal portion 140 and the storage portion 120, so that the illustration is omitted.

A door 130 is formed on the side of the storage unit 120 so that the operator of the financial institution can retrieve the storage unit 120 in which the bundled banknotes 50 are stored or store the storage unit 120 for depositing It is possible. In this case, when the storage unit 120 is taken out from the main body, the bundled banknotes 50 will be fully loaded in the storage unit 120. When storing the storage unit 120, It will be good. On the other hand, the cassette (not shown) for storing bills can be removed from the storage unit 120.

At this time, the partition 150 may be formed between the deposit-and-withdrawal unit 140 and the storage unit 120, and the partition 150 may spatially separate the deposit-and-withdrawal unit 140 from the storage unit 120 . A through hole 155 may be formed in the partition 150 so that the bundled banknote 50 can pass through the deposit / withdrawal portion 140 or the storage portion 120.

In order for the bundled banknote 50 to pass through the through-hole 155, a transmission means for guiding passage of the bundled banknote 50 is required. The delivery means will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.

1 and 2, the deposit-and-withdrawal tray 144 of the deposit-and-withdrawal unit 140 can be raised and lowered by the tray driving unit 146. For example, when a banker deposits the bundled banknotes 50 into the entrance 170, the bundled banknotes 50 can be stacked on the deposit-and-withdrawal tray 144. At this time, the tray driving unit 146 allows the bundle waste 50 located at the uppermost one of the stacked bundled bank notes 50 to move to a position where it can be opposed to the through hole 155.

The storage unit 120 provided at one side of the deposit-and-withdrawal unit 140 may include a push plate 124. The push plate 124 can relatively move up and down as the deposit and withdrawal tray 144 is raised and lowered have. That is, when the deposit-and-withdrawal tray 144 is lowered to load the bundled banknote 50 loaded in the deposit-and-withdrawal unit 140 on the storage unit 120, the bundle banknote 50 passed through the through- The push plate 124 is raised for loading.

At this time, the deposit / withdrawal tray 144 may be configured such that the uppermost portion of the bundled banknote 50 stacked so that the bundled banknote 50 can pass from the deposit / withdrawal portion 140 to the storage portion 120 can be opposed to the through hole 155 again . The push plate 124 can be lowered in the bottom direction while the bundle banknote 50 is loaded.

FIG. 3 is a sectional view partially showing the sensing sensor according to the present invention shown in FIG. 1. FIG.

3, the detection sensor 180 may be provided in the through hole 155 and the deposit / withdrawal portion 140, and the detection sensor 180 may receive the light receiving sensor 182 and the light emitting sensor 182, May be provided to the sensor 184. Although the light emitting sensor 182 is provided in the through hole 155 and the light receiving sensor 184 is provided on the wall surface W of the deposit and exit unit 140 according to the present invention, The position where the light emitting sensor and the light receiving sensor are provided may be changed.

 The light receiving sensor 184 detects that the signal received by the light receiving sensor 184 is dark when the uppermost portion of the bundle banknote 50 loaded on the deposit / withdrawal tray 144 or the push plate 124 is horizontal with the through- (dark). That is, when the uppermost portion of the bundle banknote 50 loaded on the deposit-and-withdrawal tray 144 or the push plate 124 is located opposite to the light emitting sensor 182 and the light receiving sensor 184, 182 can not be received and the light receiving signal can be dark. The operation of the deposit-and-withdrawal tray 144 can be stopped or a little lowered so that the bundled banknote 50 can pass through the through hole 155 when the light receiving signal becomes dark, ) Or the push plate 124, respectively.

4 is a cross-sectional view partially showing the touch sensor of the present invention.

4, a rotating roller 122 may further be provided on the upper part of the storage part 120, and the rotating roller 122 may be provided in the upper part of the storing part 120, when the bundle banknote 50 passes through the through hole 155, So that the bundled banknotes 50 can pass through the through holes 155 more easily.

At this time, a contact sensor 128 may be provided on the surface of the rotating roller 122. The contact sensor 128 enables the dispensing time of the bundled banknotes 50 to be determined when the bundled banknotes 50 are dispensed from the storage unit 120 to the deposit / withdrawal unit 140.

That is, the uppermost portion of the bundle banknote 50 can contact the surface of the rotary roller 122 while the bundle banknote 50 loaded on the push plate 124 is lifted up by the push plate 124. At this time, when the contact sensor 128 formed on the surface of the rotary roller 122 contacts with the uppermost portion of the bundle banknote 50, the stacked bundle banknote 50 is passed through the through hole 155, Operation may be stopped or slightly lowered.

Here, the contact sensor 128 may be disposed entirely on the surface of the rotating roller 122, or alternatively may be disposed along the end of the rotating roller 122. In addition, since the contact sensor makes it possible for the bundled bill to pass through the through hole when it is in contact with the bundled bundled bill, the contact sensor can be formed as one of various sensors capable of reacting when it comes into contact with the bundled bill.

5 is a cross-sectional view showing the delivery means of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 5, the transfer means 160 may be formed of a lead screw 166. When the signal received by the light receiving sensor (see FIG. 3, 184) becomes dark as described above, the bundle banknote 50 and the through hole 155 stacked on the deposit / withdrawal tray 144 or the push plate 124, Are positioned side by side. At this time, the lead screw 166 pushes one end of the bundled banknote 50 to allow the bundled banknote 50 to be pushed in the direction of the through hole 155. The bundle banknote 50 that has passed through the through hole 155 can be loaded on the deposit / withdrawal tray 144 or the push plate 124.

In FIG. 5, although the transfer means is provided in the deposit-and-withdrawal portion 140, the same transfer means may be provided in the storage portion 120 as well.

At this time, the transfer means 160 may include a bundle banknote guiding portion 168 so that the bundled banknote bundle B is not caught in the through hole 155.

Prior to the description of the bundled banknote guide portion 168, the bundled banknote bundle B is a paper that winds around the center of a paperclip or a banknote, and is used when bundling a plurality of bundles into a bundle The knot portion of the paper. The bundled banknote bundle B may be caught in the through hole 155 when the bundled banknote 50 passes through the through hole 155 to break the bundle B. Also, in some cases, the bundle B may be broken, the bundled banknote 50 may not pass through the through hole 155, and the bundled banknote 50 may not be stacked at the correct position.

In order to solve the above-described problems, the bundled banknote guide portion 168 serves to prevent the bundled banknote bundle B from being caught in the through-hole 155. That is, the bundle banknote guide portion 168 is formed to penetrate through the through hole 155, and the end of the bundle banknote guiding portion 168 may be directed downward. It is preferable that the bundle banknote guiding portion 168 is formed so that the ends of the bundle banknote guiding portion 168 are directed downward at both ends of the bundle banknote guiding portion 168. This is because the bundled banknote bundling portion B does not catch the guide portion 168, This is because we have to.

The height h1 of the through hole 155 is larger than the height h2 of the bundled banknote 50 so that the bundled banknote 50 can be guided to fall freely from a predetermined height. As described above, the bundle banknote bundle 50 is formed by the bundle banknote bundle B as a knot portion. Since the knot portion may prevent the bundled banknotes from being stacked one after another, the stacked bundled banknotes may be inclined or a predetermined space may be formed between the bundled banknotes and the banknotes, thereby reducing the stacking efficiency of the bundled banknotes. At this time, if the bundled banknotes 50 fall freely from a predetermined height, the stacking of the bundled banknotes can be minimized. Here, the predetermined height at which the bundled banknote 50 falls freely may be changed according to the conditions required in the invention, and the present invention is not limited or limited.

The transfer means 160 may allow the bundled banknote 50 to pass through the through hole 155 between the deposit and withdrawal portion 140 and the storage portion 120 as described above. That is, the transfer means 160 can push the bundle banknote 50 toward the through hole 155 by pushing one end of the bundle banknote 50, and the bundle banknote 50 is transferred by the transfer means 160 Through holes (155).

6 is a cross-sectional view showing a modification of the guide portion of the present invention.

6, the guide portion 169 may include a pinion gear 165 provided on the partition wall 150 and a rack gear 167 engaged with the pinion gear 165 and passing through the through hole 155 .

The pinion gear 165 and the rack gear 167 can move left and right according to the ascending and descending of the deposit-and-withdrawal tray 144 or the push plate 124. For example, when the deposit / withdrawal tray 144 is lowered, the pinion gear 165 and the rack gear 167 can move toward the deposit / withdrawal portion 140. The pinion gear 165 and the rack gear 167 move in the direction of the storage unit 120 when the bundle banknote 50 passes through the through hole 155 in the direction of the storage unit 120 from the deposit / withdrawal unit 140 Guide the bundled banknote bundle B and allow the bundled banknote 50 to move from the deposit / withdrawal portion 140 toward the storage portion 120.

It is possible to guide the bundled banknote bundle B in the through hole 155 while the bundled banknote guide portion 169 moves right and left according to the ascending and descending of the deposit / withdrawal tray 144 or the push plate 124, The bundled banknotes can be stacked at appropriate locations.

In the present invention, although the bundle banknote guiding portion 169 is described as an example of a rack gear 167 of a straight type, the upper surface of the rack gear 167 constituting the bundle banknote guiding portion may be an arch- So that the bundled banknotes can pass smoothly when passing through the through holes.

7 is a cross-sectional view showing another embodiment of the transfer means of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 7, the transfer means 160 may further include a plurality of rotating blades 164. The rotating blade 164 can push one end of the bundled banknote 50 together with the transmission means 160 when the transmission means 160 pushes one end of the bundled banknote 50.

That is, when the bundled banknote 50 passes through the through hole 155, the bundle banknote 50 can pass through the deposit / withdrawal portion 140 or the storage portion 120 after passing through a certain distance. At this time, the rotary blade 164 pushes the bundle banknote 50 to push the bundle banknote 50 a certain distance, and pushes the bundle bundle banknote 50 further in the direction of the through hole 155.

The transfer means 160 further includes a roller 162 disposed on the deposit unit 120 or the deposit unit 120 and in contact with the upper surface of the bundle banknote stacked on the deposit / withdrawal tray 144 or the upper portion of the push plate 124 .

The roller 162 pushes the bundle banknote 50 loaded on the deposit / withdrawal tray 144 or the push plate 124 in the direction of the through hole 155 in the process of pushing the bundle banknote 50 by the rotating blade 164 Thereby making it easier for the bundled banknotes 50 to pass through the through-hole 155.

The rollers 162 can be lifted and lowered together with the deposit / withdrawal tray 144 and the distance between the rollers 162 and the deposit / withdrawal tray 144 It is possible to determine the ascending / descending distance of the bundled banknotes to be stacked at the time of deposit / withdrawal. That is, by moving the deposit / withdrawal tray 144 up / down by a distance between the roller 162 and the deposit / withdrawal tray 144, the bundled banknotes stacked on the top can be positioned to pass through the through holes.

FIG. 8 is a block diagram schematically illustrating the configuration of a banking automation apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Prior to description, FIG. 8 illustrates a configuration of a banking automation apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention. The banking automation apparatus 100 shown in FIGS. 1 to 7, .

8, the banking automation apparatus 100 according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a key input unit 20 for inputting an identification number capable of verifying the identity of an employee of a financial institution or a teller A card holder 40 for inputting an identification card such as a teller or the like, a display unit 60 for displaying information such as an inputted teller or a deposit / withdrawal to be performed, and a banknote automatic teller 100, And depositing / withdrawing portion 140 for depositing / withdrawing the money.

The control unit 60 may control the deposit and withdrawal of the bundled banknotes 50 in the deposit and withdrawal unit 140. The control unit 60 may receive the bundled banknotes 50 from the storage unit 120, ) May be deposited or withdrawn.

At this time, the bundle banknotes 50 to be deposited or withdrawn from the bundled banknotes 50 through the deposit-and-withdrawal unit 140 can be deposited or withdrawn through the transfer means 160, Or the bundle banknote 50 to the storage unit 120. [

With the above-described configuration, the bundled banknotes 50 can be deposited or withdrawn, and the banknotes can deposit or withdraw the bundled banknotes more easily on a predetermined unit basis.

Although the preferred embodiments of the present invention have been described above, the scope of the present invention is not limited to these specific embodiments, but can be appropriately changed within the scope of the claims.

FIG. 1 and FIG. 2 are perspective views schematically illustrating a process of a bundle banknote being passed through a deposit and withdrawal unit and a storage unit provided in a banking automatic teller machine according to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a sectional view partially showing the sensing sensor according to the present invention shown in FIG. 1. FIG.

3 is a cross-sectional view partially showing the contact sensor of the present invention.

Fig. 4 is a cross-sectional view showing the delivery means of the present invention. Fig.

6 is a cross-sectional view showing a modification of the guide portion of the present invention.

7 is a cross-sectional view showing another embodiment of the transfer means of the present invention.

FIG. 8 is a block diagram schematically illustrating the configuration of a banking automation apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Description of the Related Art

50: bundle banknote 120: storage part

124: push plate 126: plate driving part

140: deposit and withdrawal portion 144: deposit and withdrawal tray

146: tray driving part 155: through hole

160: transmitting means 168: contact sensor

180: Detection sensor

Claims (12)

A banking automatic teller machine in which bundled banknotes are deposited and deposited and stored, A deposit and withdrawal portion where the bundled banknotes are deposited and withdrawn; A storage unit located at one side of the deposit / withdrawal unit and storing the bundled bill of the deposit / withdrawal unit; And And transfer means for transferring the bundled banknotes from the deposit and withdrawal portion to the storage portion or transferring the bundled banknotes from the storage portion to the deposit and withdrawal portion, Wherein the transfer means is provided at any one of the deposit-and-withdrawal portion or the storage portion and transfers the bundled banknotes stacked on the top of the bundle banknotes stacked in the deposit-and-withdrawal portion or the storage portion,  And a partition wall having a through hole through which the bundled bank notes pass is provided between the deposit and withdrawal portion and the storage portion, Wherein the transfer means is provided at one side of the deposit / withdrawal portion or the storage portion so as to face the partition. delete The method according to claim 1, Wherein the transfer means is formed by a lead screw that pushes one end of the bundled banknote between the deposit-and-withdrawal portion and the storage portion so as to pass through the through-hole. The method according to claim 1, And the transfer means includes a plurality of rotating blades provided on one side of the deposit-and-withdrawal portion or the storage portion so as to face the partition wall to push one end of the bundled banknote so that the bundled banknotes pass through the through- Automated teller machine. The method according to any one of claims 1, 3, and 4, Wherein the deposit / withdrawal portion includes a deposit / withdrawal tray on which the bundled banknotes are stacked and a tray drive portion for moving the deposit / withdrawal tray up and down, and the storage portion includes a push plate on which the bundled banknotes are stacked and a plate driver for moving the push plate. Automated teller machine. 6. The method of claim 5, Wherein the passage hole is provided with a sensor for detecting the position of the stacked banknotes stacked on the tray and the stacked banknotes stacked on the push plate. The method according to claim 6, Wherein the detection sensor includes a light emitting sensor and a light receiving sensor provided in the deposit / withdrawal portion or the storage portion so as to face the light emitting sensor, Wherein the deposit / withdrawal tray or the push plate ascends and descends so that a signal received by the light receiving sensor becomes dark. 6. The method of claim 5, Wherein the transfer means includes a rotatable roller provided on the deposit-and-withdrawal portion or the storage portion to contact the upper surface of the bundle banknote stacked on the deposit-and-withdrawal tray or the push plate, And a contact sensor is provided on the surface of the rotating roller. 6. The method of claim 5, And a bundled banknote guiding part is formed so that the bundle of the bundled banknotes passing through the through hole is not caught by the through hole. 10. The method of claim 9, Wherein the bundle banknote guiding portion is formed to pass through the through hole and both ends of the bundle banknote guiding portion are bent downward. 10. The method of claim 9, Wherein a height of the through hole is larger than a thickness of the bundle banknote passing through the through hole, and the guide portion guides the bundle banknote to fall freely from a predetermined height. 10. The method of claim 9, Wherein the bundle banknote guiding portion includes a pinion gear provided on the partition and a rack gear meshing with the pinion gear and passing through the through hole, and the rack gear is interlocked with the lifting and lowering movement of the deposit-and-withdrawal tray and the push plate, And the storage unit.

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