KR101832803B1 - Medium stacking cassette, financial apparatus, and method of controlling the same - Google Patents

Abstract

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a media integration, a financial instrument, and a control method of a financial instrument, and more particularly, to an integrated body having a storage space for storing media therein. An integrated door coupled to the accumulation body and opening and closing the storage space; A door open sensing unit for sensing that the integrated door is opened; An integrated door memory for storing door opening information sensed by the door opening sensing unit; And a battery for supplying power to the door opening sensing unit and the integrated memory.

Description

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a medium stacking cassette, a financial apparatus, and a method of controlling the same,

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to media integration, a financial instrument, and a control method of a financial instrument.

Generally, a financial instrument is a device that automatically processes a financial task desired by a customer. The financial instrument may deposit or withdraw a medium (for example, banknotes, checks, securities, gift certificates, etc.), or automatically transfer the medium.

The financial instrument generally includes a media accessory for depositing and withdrawing a medium, and a media storage for storing the medium. It is important that the media storage box is designed so as to be able to maintain a security state safely from the attack of a deceased person in order to prevent the loss of valuables such as paper money, check, securities,

Korean Patent No. 10-1114634 discloses a door locking device for a cassette.

The door lock device of the cassette of the prior art includes a pinion rotated on the inner surface of the door by a key operation of a key bundle provided on the door; A first hook provided on an inner surface of the door and tilted in a vertical direction when the door is closed to be restrained in a first engagement groove formed in the main body and a first rack engaged with the pinion, A first locking means having a first movable member for moving the first hook in a direction in which the first hook is disengaged from the engagement groove according to the first locking member; A second hook provided on an inner surface of the door and tilted in a vertical direction when the door is closed to be restrained in a second engaging groove formed in the main body and a second rack engaged with the pinion, And a second locking member having a second movable member for moving the second hook in a direction in which the second hook is disengaged from the retaining groove in accordance with the direction of movement of the first hook and the second hook, Are opposite to each other.

The prior art document proposes a door lock of a cassette to prevent the cassette door of a financial automatic machine having an auto-lock function from being released by an impact.

In the case of the prior art, however, since the security of the cassette is locked and unlocked by the key operation, the deceiver opens the cassette using the key and takes over some or all of the medium inside the cassette, There is no way. For example, in the case where a security company picks up a media storage box, even if the security company makes an attempt to open a cassette door for the purpose of cash deception and steal some or all of the medium or open the cassette door, There is no way to verify this.

Korean Patent No. 10-1114634

An object of the present invention is to provide a media integration, a financial instrument, and a financial instrument control method in which the number of door openings of a medium integration is recorded and an administrator can confirm the number.

Yet another object of the present invention is to provide a media integration apparatus, a financial apparatus, and a financial apparatus control method, in which the number of times of opening of an integrated door is recorded without being connected to another external apparatus even when the media integration is carried .

The media integration of the present invention includes: an integration body having a storage space in which media are stored; An integrated door coupled to the accumulation body and opening and closing the storage space; A door open sensing unit for sensing that the integrated door is opened; An integrated door memory for storing door opening information sensed by the door opening sensing unit; And a battery for supplying power to the door opening sensing unit and the integrated memory.

According to another aspect of the present invention, there is provided a financial instrument comprising: a main body having a media input / output unit for inputting and outputting a medium; An integrated supporter provided in the main body; A media stack detachably mounted on the stacking supporter; And a main memory in which information on the media integration can be stored, wherein the media integration includes: a door open detection unit for detecting opening of the integrated door of the media integration; An integrated memory in which door opening information of the integrated door is stored; And a battery for supplying power to the media stack, and when the media stack is mounted, information stored in the stack memory can be transmitted to the main memory.

According to another aspect of the present invention, there is provided a method of controlling a financial instrument, comprising: sensing a door open sensing unit to open the integrated door of the media integration tray while the media integration is separated from the financial instrument; Storing door opening information sensed by the door opening sensing unit in an integrated memory; And transmitting the media integration information stored in the integrated memory to the financial device when the media integration is installed in the financial device.

According to the present invention, the administrator can confirm whether or not the media is taken out by confirming whether the integrated door is opened or closed.

Also, when the media stack is transported, the number of times of opening of the integrated door is recorded without a separate external power source connection, thereby improving the security.

1 is a perspective view of a financial instrument according to an embodiment;
Fig. 2 is a configuration diagram of a medium processing apparatus according to an embodiment
Fig. 3 is a block diagram schematically showing another medium processing apparatus according to the embodiment
4 is a perspective view schematically illustrating media integration according to an embodiment;
5 is a block diagram of media integration according to an embodiment
6 is a circuit diagram schematically showing a power source driving circuit according to the embodiment
7 is a flow chart illustrating the operation of media integration according to an embodiment

Hereinafter, some embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to exemplary drawings. It should be noted that, in adding reference numerals to the constituent elements of the drawings, the same constituent elements are denoted by the same reference numerals whenever possible, even if they are shown in different drawings. In the following description of the embodiments of the present invention, a detailed description of known functions and configurations incorporated herein will be omitted when it may make the difference that the embodiments of the present invention are not conclusive.

In describing the components of the embodiment of the present invention, terms such as first, second, A, B, (a), and (b) may be used. These terms are intended to distinguish the constituent elements from other constituent elements, and the terms do not limit the nature, order or order of the constituent elements. When a component is described as being "connected", "coupled", or "connected" to another component, the component may be directly connected or connected to the other component, Quot; may be "connected," "coupled," or "connected. &Quot;

The financial device according to one embodiment (or the first embodiment) of the present invention may be a financial device that obtains various media such as banknotes, securities, paper, coins, gift certificates, etc. and processes such as deposit processing, And performs financial processing such as processing such as withdrawal processing, release of paper money, release of gift certificate, and the like. Examples of such financial instruments may include an automatic teller machine (ATM) such as a cash dispenser (CD), a cash recycling machine, and the like. However, the financial instrument is not limited to the above-described example, and may be a device for automating financial business such as FIS (Financial Information System).

Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present invention will be described on the assumption that the financial instrument is a financial automatic instrument. However, this assumption is for convenience of explanation, and the technical idea of the present invention is not limited to the financial automation equipment.

1 is a perspective view of a financial instrument according to an embodiment.

Referring to FIG. 1, the financial instrument 1 according to the embodiment may include a main body 5 having a plurality of parts therein. The main body 5 may include a media input / output unit 10 for inputting and outputting media.

The media input / output unit 10 includes a media storage space accessible by a customer, and the storage space can be opened and closed by a closure member such as a shutter or a cover, . ≪ / RTI >

The main body 5 is provided with a media processing apparatus 6 for processing the accumulation, separation, transfer, and recognition for depositing and withdrawing a banknote, check, etc., ).

The financial instrument 1 may further include a passbook input / output unit 2 for inputting / outputting a passbook, and a card input / output unit 3 for inputting / outputting the card. The financial device 1 may further include a user interface 4 for displaying menus and information for depositing or withdrawing money, and for receiving commands or information for deposit or withdrawal. At this time, the user may be a customer or an administrator of a financial instrument. As an example, the user interface 4 may display menus and information for deposit or withdrawal, or display information of the counted media. In addition, the user interface 4 may be provided in a form attached to a financial instrument.

In addition, the financial instrument 1 may further include a manager module (not shown) for managing the state and internal information of the financial instrument 1. The status and internal information of the financial instrument can be newly inputted or changed by the manager module.

2 is a configuration diagram of a medium processing apparatus according to an embodiment.

Referring to FIG. 2, the media processing apparatus 6 may include the media input / output unit 10 for inputting and outputting media. The media input / output unit 10 may serve as a common input / output unit through which a plurality of types of media can be input and output. The media input / output unit 10 may be loaded with media in bundles including a single sheet. In addition, the media input / output unit 10 may emit a bundle-unit medium.

The media processing apparatus 6 may further include a discrimination unit 7 for discriminating the type and state of the medium. The discriminating unit 7 can identify the type of the medium when the medium is received or withdrawn. In addition, the distinguishing unit 7 can identify the normal medium and the defective medium according to the state of the medium. The bad medium may be a medium that has not been recognized by the discrimination unit 7 or may be a deformed state that is partially deformed due to a loss of a part of the medium or a foreign matter may adhere to the surface of the medium, As shown in FIG.

The media processing apparatus 6 may further include a temporary accumulation unit 11 in which the medium is temporarily integrated. The temporary accumulation unit 11 may temporarily store the medium stored in the medium input / output unit 10 when the customer intends to deposit the medium in the financial instrument 1. [ The medium integrated in the temporary accumulation unit 11 may be transferred to the media storage box 12, which will be described later, when the customer finally determines the storage of the medium.

The media processing apparatus 6 may further include a media storage box 12 for storing media for deposit and withdrawal. The media storage bin 12 may include at least one bill cassette 121, 122, 123 for storing banknotes, and at least one check cassette 124 for storing checks. In this specification, the number of the banknote cassettes and the check cassettes is not limited. As another example, it is also possible for the media storage 12 to include only paper currency cassettes or check cassettes. Alternatively, the media storage box 12 may further include a cassette for storing a gift certificate, a security certificate, a ticket, and the like. Alternatively, the check cassette 124 may be replaced with a cassette that stores a gift certificate, a security, a ticket, and the like.

The media processing apparatus 6 includes a first collection box 13 in which a medium determined to be defective in the dispensing process or a medium rejected in the dispensing process is stored, A second collection box 14 to be stored, and an operation cassette 15 for supplementing or recovering the medium.

The media storage box 12, the first collection box 13, the second collection box 14 and the operation cassette 15 collectively store the media, .

In the present invention, the modules (the media input / output unit, the discrimination unit, the media storage unit, the temporary accumulation unit, the collection box, etc.) constituting the financial instrument can be connected by a plurality of conveying paths 161, 162 and 163.

3 is a block diagram briefly showing a media processing apparatus according to an embodiment.

Referring to FIG. 3, the media processing apparatus 6 may further include a cassette supporter 8 for mounting one or more of the media compartments 20 therein.

The media processing apparatus 6 may further include a mounting sensing unit 17 for sensing that one or more of the media accumulation chambers 20 is mounted on the integrated supporter 8. [ The mounting detection unit 17 may be provided in the integrated supporter 8. FIG.

The main power unit 18 described later can detect the presence or absence of the medium mounted on the integrated supporter 8 by detecting the mounting sensing unit 17 that the media integrating unit 20 is mounted on the integrated supporter 8. [ Power can be supplied to the accumulator 20.

The media processing apparatus 6 may further include a main power unit 18 for supplying power to the media stack 20 mounted on the integrated supporter 8. [ The main power unit 18 may supply power for operating the financial instrument 1. [ Also, the main power unit 18 may supply power for driving the media stacker 20 mounted on the financial instrument 1. The main power unit 18 may supply power for charging an internal power source (for example, a battery) of the media stacker 20 mounted on the financial instrument 1. [

The media processing apparatus 6 further includes a main memory 19 in which the media integration information of the media integration 20 mounted on the integrated supporter 8 can be stored . In the main memory 19, when the media stacker 20 is mounted on the financial instrument 1, the media stacking information stored in the media stacker 20 is transmitted from the media stacker 20 .

The media integration information includes at least one of the following: whether or not to open the integrated door 22 of the media integration mounted on the integrated supporter 8, the number of times the integrated door 22 is opened, And information about the < / RTI >

The media integration information may be displayed on the user interface 4 so that the administrator can confirm the media integration information stored in the main memory 19. [ Alternatively, the media integration information stored in the main memory 19 may be displayed in a separate manager module so that the manager can confirm the media integration information.

4 is a perspective view schematically illustrating media integration according to an embodiment.

Referring to FIG. 4, the media stack 20 may include an integration body 21 having a storage space 210. The storage space 210 may store the medium.

The media stack 20 may include a cassette door coupled to the stacker body 21 for opening and closing the stacker body 21. The integrated door 22 may include a locking part (not shown) provided to be capable of locking and unlocking. In addition, the integrated door 22 may further include an operation unit (not shown) operated to release the locking unit (not shown).

The media stacker 20 is connected to the financial instrument 1 and can detect that the media stacker 20 is mounted on the financial instrument 1 and is connected to a main board 23 (main board). The main board 23 may be located outside or inside the media stacker 20. When the main board 23 is located outside the media stack 20, it is sensed that the main board 23 is mounted on the financial instrument 1, and the configuration of receiving power from the financial instrument 1 is simplified .

The media stack 20 may further include a sub board 24 on which the integrated door 22 can be detected to be opened and on which the media stack information is stored. The sub-board 24 may be disposed inside the media stacker 20. By arranging the sub board 24 inside the media compartment 20, the deodorizer can arbitrarily change the medium compartment information stored in the sub board 24 before opening the integrated door 22 It can be difficult to delete. Therefore, there is an advantage that the information on the accumulation of the media stored in the sub-board 24 from the deodorizer can be protected.

The media stacker 20 may further include connecting means 26 for connecting the main board 23 and the sub board 24 to exchange information. For example, when the media stack 20 is connected to the financial instrument 1, the main board 23 is connected by the connecting means 26 to the financial instrument 1 and the media stack 20 Can be transmitted to the sub-board 24. The connecting means 26 may be wired communication means connected by wires to exchange information. Alternatively, the connection means 26 may be wireless communication means capable of exchanging information through a separate wireless module. The wireless communication unit may include a communication module such as an NFC (Near Field Communication), an IRDA (Infrared Data Association), a Bluetooth, and a Zigbee.

5 is a block diagram of media integration according to an embodiment.

Referring to FIG. 5, the main board 23 of the media compartment may include a first sensing unit 231 for sensing that the media compartment 20 is mounted on the integrated supporter 8.

The main board 23 may further include a power input unit 232 connected to the main power unit 18. The power source input unit 232 is connected to the main power unit 18 so that the media integration unit 20 can receive power from the financial device 1. [

The main board 23 may further include a first communication unit 233 capable of transmitting and receiving information to and from the financial institution 1. When the media stacker 20 is mounted on the financial device 1, the media integration information stored in the sub-board 24 is transmitted to the main memory 23 of the financial device 1 via the first communication unit 233. [ (19). The media integration information includes at least one of the following: whether or not to open the integrated door 22 of the media integration mounted on the integrated supporter 8, the number of times the integrated door 22 is opened, And information about the < / RTI >

The first communication unit 233 can use wired communication, which is connected to the financial device 1 by wires and can exchange information. Alternatively, the first communication unit 233 may use wireless communication that can be connected to the financial device 1 through a separate wireless module to exchange information.

The sub-board 24 of the media compartment may include a door open detection unit 241 for detecting that the integrated door 22 is opened. The door open detection unit 241 can receive power from a battery 243 to be described later. Accordingly, when it is detected that the integrated door 22 is opened, the detected door opening information can be transmitted to the microcomputer 247. The door opening information may be stored in an integration memory 245 described later. The door open detection unit 241 may include at least one of an infrared sensor, a photosensor, a hall sensor, a micro switch, and an ultrasonic sensor.

The sub-board 24 may further include a door open counter 242 for counting the number of times the integrated door 22 is detected to be opened from the door open detection unit 241. Therefore, whenever the door 22 is opened, the door open detection unit 241 can detect that the integrated door 22 is open, and the door open counter 242 can detect that the integrated door 22 is opened. The number of times of opening of the door 22 can be counted. In particular, the information on which the integrated door 22 is opened may be stored in the integrated memory 245. At this time, the door open counter 242 can count the number of times the integrated door 22 is opened by referring to the information stored in the integrated door memory 245. The counted number may be stored in the accumulation memory 245.

The sub-board 24 may further include a battery 243 capable of supplying a separate power source to the media stacker 20. [ The battery 243 may supply power to the media stacker 20 when the media stacker 20 is detached from the financial instrument 1. In detail, when the media stack 20 is detached from the financial instrument 1, the power supplied from the financial instrument 1 is cut off and power can be supplied from the battery 243.

The sub-board 24 may further include a charging unit 244 capable of charging the battery 243. The power input unit 232 may be connected to the main power unit 18 to supply power to the media stacker 20 when the media stacker 20 is installed in the financial device 1. [ At this time, the charging unit 244 can operate so that the power of the main power unit 18 can charge the battery 243. [ When the media stacker 20 is separated from the financial instrument 1, the charging of the battery 243 by the charging unit 244 may be stopped.

The sub-board 24 may be provided with a power source driving circuit 25 for controlling a power source supplied to the media stacker 20.

6 is a circuit diagram schematically showing a power drive circuit according to the embodiment.

6, the power supply driving circuit 25 may include a power selection unit 251 for selecting one of the power input unit 232 and the battery 243 to apply power to the media integration. have.

The power source selection unit 251 may include a first diode D1 and a second diode D2. The input terminal of the first diode D1 may be connected to the power input unit 232 and the output terminal of the first diode D1 may be connected to the first node n1. The input terminal of the second diode D2 may be connected to the battery 243 and the output terminal of the second diode D2 may be connected to the first node n1. Accordingly, the power source selecting unit 251 may select a power source unit having a higher voltage among the power source input unit 232 and the battery 243, and may supply power to the selected power source unit to the media integration unit 20 .

The first voltage input from the main power unit 18 of the financial instrument to the power input unit 232 is greater than the second voltage of the battery 243.

When the media stacker 20 is mounted on the financial instrument 1, the power input unit 232 is connected to the main power unit 18 of the financial instrument.

The first voltage input from the main power unit 18 of the financial instrument 1 to the power input unit 232 is greater than the second voltage of the battery 243 so that the media accumulator 20 is connected to the main power unit 18 may be supplied through the power input unit 232.

In contrast, when the media stacker 20 is disconnected from the financial instrument 1, there is no power connected to the power input unit 232, so that the media stacker 20 is powered by the power selection unit 251 The voltage of the battery 243 can be supplied.

The power source driving circuit 25 may further include a power output unit 252 connected to the first node n1. In the power output unit 252, a power selected from the power selection unit 251 may be output, and the output power may be supplied to the sub-board 24.

The power supply driving circuit 25 may further include a voltage distributor 253 for distributing the voltage of the battery 243.

The voltage divider 253 may include a first resistor R1, a second resistor R2, and a third resistor R3. The first resistor R1 and the second resistor R2 may be connected in parallel to distribute the power of the battery 243 in a first order. The first voltage VR1 of the first distributed battery 243 may be input to the power source selection unit 251. [ On the other hand, the second resistor R2 and the third resistor R3 are connected in parallel so that the first distributed voltage VR2 of the battery 243 can be secondarily distributed. The secondary voltage may be transmitted to a microcomputer 247 (to be described later).

The voltage divider 253 distributes the voltage of the battery 243 to supply a voltage that meets the specifications of the sub-board 24.

The power supply driving circuit 25 may include an amplifier Q1 for amplifying an input signal and transmitting the amplified signal to an output side. The battery 243 and the door opening sensing unit 241 may be connected to the amplifier Q1. In detail, the input terminal of the battery 243 may be connected to the first electrode C of the amplifier Q1. The door open detection unit 241 may be connected to the second electrode B of the amplifier Q1. Also, the third electrode E of the amplifier Q1 may be grounded.

Accordingly, when the integrated door 22 is opened, a sensing signal may be input to the second electrode B from the door open sensing unit 241. [ In addition, the sensing signal may be amplified by the amplifier Q1 and transmitted to the battery 243. It is possible to amplify the input signal even if the signal input to the door open sensing part 241 is small so that the integrated door 22 of the microcomputer 247 can be amplified by using the amplifier Q1. The open detection accuracy can be improved.

The amplifier Q1 may preferably be a bipolar junction transistor (BJT). In addition to the bipolar junction transistor, the amplifier Q1 may include a metal oxide silicon field effect transistor (MOSFET) and a junction field effect transistor (JFET) .

Referring again to FIG. 5, the sub-board 24 may further include an integration memory 245 in which the media integration information can be stored. The media integration information may include at least one of whether the integrated door 22 is opened, the number of times the integrated door 22 is opened, and the time when the integrated door 22 is opened. The number of times the integrated door 22 is opened is counted when the integrated door 22 of the media compartment is opened during the transportation for media recovery of the media compartment 20 and the counted information May be stored in the accumulation memory 245.

The integrated memory 245 may include a non-volatile memory. Therefore, even if the power supplied to the integrated memory 245 is shut off, the information stored therein can be maintained.

The regular sub-board 24 may further include a timer 246 that can count the date and time. The timer 246 can continuously receive power from the battery 243 regardless of whether the integrated door 22 is opened or closed. Thus, the date and time at which the media stack 20 is mounted on or separated from the financial instrument 1 may be stored in the integrated memory 245. Also, the date and time when the integrated door 22 is opened may be stored in the integrated memory 245.

Accordingly, the administrator can confirm the time and date when the integrated door 22 is opened and the time and date when the media stacker 20 is mounted on or detached from the financial instrument 1, It is possible to confirm whether or not the medium of the recording medium 20 is deodorized. In addition, when the medium of the media stack 20 is deodorized, the manager has the advantage of confirming the deodorization time and date.

The media stacker 20 may further include a microcomputer 247 for controlling the main board 23 and the sub board 24. The microcomputer 247 may be disposed on the sub-board 24. Therefore, the main board 23 is connected to the microcomputer 247 by the connection unit 26, so that the microcomputer 247 can transmit the information of the main board 23 to the microcomputer 247. The microcomputer 247 is connected to the sub board 24, that is, the door open detection unit 241, the door open counter 242, the battery 243, The charging unit 244, the accumulator memory 245, and the timer 246. [0033]

The microcomputer 247 may transmit the information stored in the integration memory 245 to the financial instrument 1 when the media integration box 20 is installed in the financial instrument 1.

Hereinafter, a control method of the financial instrument 1 controlled according to the opening of the integrated door 22 will be described.

FIG. 7 is a flowchart showing the operation of media integration according to the embodiment.

6 and 7, the media stack 20 may be separated from the financial instrument 1 (S1). For example, when the number of storage media that can be stored in the media stack 20 is exceeded, the media stack 20 may be separated from the financial instrument 1. [ Alternatively, the media stack 20 may be detached from the financial instrument 1 in order to replenish the medium to the media stack 20.

The microcomputer 247 may operate in a charging mode when the media stacker 20 is mounted on the financial instrument 1 (S3). When the first sensing unit 231 detects that the media stack 20 is mounted on the integrated supporter 8, the main power unit 18 of the financial instrument 1 is inserted into the media stacking unit 20 to the power input unit 232. The main power unit 18 is connected to the power input unit 232 so that the power of the financial instrument 1 can be applied to the media integration box 20.

Referring to FIG. 6, the power source of the financial instrument 1 may be applied to the media integration unit 20 by connecting the main power unit 18 to the power input unit 232. The voltage applied to the power input unit 232 may be selected by the power selection unit 251 and transmitted to the power output unit 252 connected to the first node n1. For example, when the media stack 20 is mounted on the financial instrument 1, the power input unit 232 is connected to the main power unit 18 of the financial instrument. Since the first voltage input from the main power unit 18 of the financial instrument to the power input unit is greater than the second voltage of the battery, the power source selection unit 251 selects the power source The voltage of the input unit 232 can be supplied. The microcomputer 247 may transmit the voltage of the power input unit 232 to the battery 243 through the charging unit 244 to charge the battery 243.

When the microcomputer 247 operates in the charge mode, the consumed power of the battery 243 is charged, so that the microcomputer 247 can operate stably even if the media stacker 20 is separated from the financial instrument 1 There is an advantage.

In a state where the media stacker 20 is separated from the financial instrument, the microcomputer 247 can operate in a standby mode (S7). The standby mode may mean that the power of the battery 243 is not connected to the microcomputer 247 and the integrated memory 245. [ That is, if the signal is not inputted to the second electrode B of the amplifier Q1 due to the characteristic of the amplifier Q1, the first electrode C may not be grounded. Therefore, since the power of the battery 243 can not be transmitted to the microcomputer 247 of the sub-board 24, the power consumption of the battery 243 can be minimized.

The microcomputer 247 may maintain the standby mode until it is detected that the integrated door 22 is opened (S5).

The microcomputer 247 can be operated in the driving mode when it is detected that the integrated door 22 is opened through the door open detection unit 241 (S9). The door open detection unit 241 can continuously receive power from the battery 243. Accordingly, the door opening sensing unit 241 may sense that the integrated door 22 is opened.

The door open sensing unit 241 may sense a sensing signal to the second electrode B when it is sensed that the integrated door 22 is opened. At this time, due to the characteristic of the amplifier Q1, the first electrode C and the third electrode E may be short-circuited. The first electrode (C) and the third electrode (E) are short-circuited, so that a potential difference may be generated in the power supply driving circuit (25) by the battery (243). Therefore, the power source of the battery 243 may be transmitted to the microcomputer 247 by the power source selection unit 251.

The microcomputer 247 may store the integrated door 22 in the integrated memory 245. The microcomputer 247 refers to the integrated door 22 stored in the integrated memory 245 to determine whether the integrated door 22 is open or not, Can be stored.

For example, when the integrated door 22 is first opened, the microcomputer 247 controls the integrated door (not shown) in the integrated door memory 245 based on the sensing signal input from the door opening sensing unit 241 22 can store the opened information. The door open counter 242 may count the number of times the integrated door 22 is opened.

The number of times the integrated door 22 is opened by the door open counter 242 may be stored in the integrated memory 245. In addition, the time at which the integrated door 22 is opened is counted by the timer 246, and the counted time may be stored in the integrated memory 245.

When the integrated door 22 is closed, the microcomputer 247 can be switched to the standby mode. The power supplied to the microcomputer 247 and the accumulation memory 245 may be shut off again.

 Since the microcomputer 247 is in the standby mode until the integrated door is opened, the power of the battery 243 can be efficiently used. Also, discharging of the battery 243 can be minimized even when the media stacker 20 is transported for a long time.

The microcomputer 247 may be operated in the charging mode when the media stack 20 is installed in the financial instrument 1 (S13) (S13). It is possible to stably count the opening of the media stacking door 20 even if the media stacking compartment 20 is separated from the financial instrument 1 by charging the battery, May be stored in the integrated memory (245).

The microcomputer 247 can transmit the media integration information stored in the integrated memory to the main memory 19 when the media integration box 20 is installed in the financial device 1 ). The microcomputer 247 can transmit the media integration information stored in the integrated memory 245 to the main memory 19 via the first communication unit 233. [ The media integration information transmitted to the main memory 19 may be displayed on the user interface 4 or displayed on a separate manager module. Accordingly, when the media stacker 20 is mounted on the financial instrument 1, the administrator can confirm whether or not the media stacker 20 is taken out of the media through the media stacking information.

For example, if the media stack is forcibly pulled out of the media stack by any de-picker during transport, the administrator may verify that the media has been pulled out of the media stack and determine that the media has been de- . In addition, the manager has an advantage that the time point at which the medium is seized can be confirmed through the time when the integrated door 22 is opened.

While the present invention has been described in connection with what is presently considered to be the most practical and preferred embodiment, it is to be understood that the invention is not limited to the disclosed embodiments. That is, within the scope of the present invention, all of the components may be selectively coupled to one or more of them. Furthermore, the terms "comprises", "comprising", or "having" described above mean that a component can be implanted unless otherwise specifically stated, But should be construed as including other elements. All terms, including technical and scientific terms, have the same meaning as commonly understood by one of ordinary skill in the art to which this invention belongs, unless otherwise defined. Commonly used terms, such as predefined terms, should be interpreted to be consistent with the contextual meanings of the related art, and are not to be construed as ideal or overly formal, unless expressly defined to the contrary.

The foregoing description is merely illustrative of the technical idea of the present invention, and various changes and modifications may be made by those skilled in the art without departing from the essential characteristics of the present invention. Therefore, the embodiments disclosed in the present invention are intended to illustrate rather than limit the scope of the present invention, and the scope of the technical idea of the present invention is not limited by these embodiments. The scope of protection of the present invention should be construed according to the following claims, and all technical ideas within the scope of equivalents should be construed as falling within the scope of the present invention.

1: financial instrument 11: temporary integration section
12: Media Storage Box 13: 1st Recycle Bin
14: 2nd collection bin 15: Operation cassette
17: mounting detection part 18: main power part
19: main memory 20: medium integration
21: integrated body 22: integrated door
23: main board 231: first sensing unit
232: power input unit 233: first communication unit
24: Sub-board 241: Door open detection unit
242: Door open counter 243: Battery
244: Charging part 245: Integrated memory
246: Timer 247: Microcomputer
25: power source driving circuit 251: power source selection unit

Claims (13)

An accumulation body having a storage space in which the medium is stored;
An integrated door coupled to the accumulation body and opening and closing the storage space;
A door open sensing unit for sensing that the integrated door is opened;
An integrated door memory for storing door opening information sensed by the door opening sensing unit;
A battery for supplying power to the door open detection unit and the integrated memory; And
And a transistor disposed between the battery and the door open sensing unit for determining whether the integrated battery is powered on the basis of a signal generated by the door open sensing unit,
When the door opening detection unit detects that the integrated door is opened, the transistor is turned on, and the integrated battery is supplied with power from the battery. The method according to claim 1,
When the door opening detection unit detects that the integrated door is closed, the transistor is turned off and the power of the battery supplied to the integrated memory is shut off. The method according to claim 1,
Further comprising a sub-board provided inside the integrated body,
Wherein at least one of the door openness sensing unit, the integrated memory, and the battery is mounted on the sub-board. The method according to claim 1,
A first sensing unit that senses that it is mounted on a financial instrument; And
Further comprising a power input unit connected to a power source of the financial instrument,
And a power supply for supplying power to the financial equipment through the power input unit. 5. The method of claim 4,
When the power input unit is connected to the power source of the financial instrument, the battery accumulates the medium charged from the power input unit. The method according to claim 1,
And a door open counter for counting the number of doors opened detected by the door open detection unit. The method according to claim 1,
Further comprising a timer capable of counting time,
Wherein the timer counts door opening times sensed by the door opening sensing unit, and the counted time is stored in the integrated memory. A main body having a media input / output unit for inputting and outputting media;
An integrated supporter provided in the main body;
A media stack detachably mounted on the stacking supporter; And
And a main memory in which information on the media integration can be stored,
The media integration may include:
A door open detection unit for detecting opening of the integrated door of the media stacker;
An integrated memory in which door opening information of the integrated door is stored; And
And a battery for supplying power to the media stack,
Wherein the information stored in the integrated memory is transmitted to the main memory when the media integration is installed. 9. The method of claim 8,
Further comprising a main power unit for supplying power to the media stacker,
And the battery is charged by the main power unit when the medium integration unit receives power from the main power unit. 9. The method of claim 8,
Wherein the battery supplies power to the media stack when the media stack is separated from the financial instrument. 9. The method of claim 8,
Wherein at least one of the number of times the integrated door is opened and the time when the integrated door is opened is stored in the integrated memory. Wherein the door opening detection unit detects that the integrated door of the media stacker is opened when the media stacking is separated from the financial instrument;
A signal is generated in the door open sensing unit, and the transistor disposed between the battery and the door open sensing unit is turned on by the signal;
The power of the battery being supplied to the integrated memory;
Storing door opening information sensed by the door opening sensing unit in the integrated door memory; And
And transmitting the media integration information stored in the integrated memory to the financial device when the media integration is installed in the financial device. 13. The method of claim 12,
And the media integration information includes a number of times the integrated door of the media integration box is opened.

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