KR20000047521A - A Paper Money Receiving and Ejecting Device and A Paper Money Automatic Paying-in and Paying-out Apparatus Using the Divice - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE: A cash transaction machine with a bill storage/transport unit is provided to be excellent in operation by corresponding to foreign bills of small size and easily removing bill blocking as well as to present large capacity, compact and low cost of bills by storing the bills toward a short side. CONSTITUTION: A bill(100) rolled together with a tape(30) on the outer circumference of a wheel(10) in an arrow direction is transported by rotating the shaft of a reel(20) counterclockwise and rewinding the tape to the reel. A waveform is transformed by two guide rollers(62) on the front end of bill. The front end of bill is guided downward the front end of a scraper(50) through exfoliation from the outer circumference of tape. Therefore, the bill smoothly passes through an auxiliary roller(51) and a narrow part of tape and is transported outside the bill storage/transport unit by return/revolution rollers(41,40)

Description

A Paper Money Receiving and Ejecting Device and A Paper Money Automatic Paying-in and Paying-out Apparatus Using the Divice}

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention [0001] The present invention relates to a cash dispenser used in a financial institution, a bill acceptor ejector for storing and releasing banknotes mounted on a vending machine, and a bill acceptor dispenser using a bill acceptor ejector. The present invention relates to a banknote storing and releasing device which applies banknote storing and releasing device for storing and releasing banknotes by winding and rewinding a tape.

A bill receiving and discharging device of a method of discharging by winding a tape and a banknote on a wheel and rewinding it in a reverse direction has an advantage that a compact and low-cost device can be realized with a simple configuration. As a banknote storing-release apparatus of this system, the apparatus which added the banknote storing-release auxiliary means to the basic structure which wound one tape as disclosed in Unexamined-Japanese-Patent No. 8-96191 to a wheel and a reel, for example is Known.

The above-described conventional example is a method of storing and discharging in the long side direction of a banknote, and has a feature that a narrow gap between banknotes can be designed because the long side dimension of the banknote is long.

By the way, compared with the method of storing in the short side direction of a banknote, there existed a problem that the wheel diameter in the same storage length increased and the apparatus could not be miniaturized.

In the conventional apparatus, it is difficult to make the distance between the narrow points of banknotes small, and it is difficult to handle banknotes of a small size like foreign banknotes.

The present invention provides a banknote storing and discharging device having a large operability, miniaturization, and low cost of banknotes, capable of dealing with small foreign banknotes, and easy removal of banknote clogging, and excellent operability for the holder. It aims to provide.

As a means to solve the said problem, this invention is achieved by each of the following structures.

(1) A banknote storage bank comprising a reel for winding / rewinding one tape and a wheel for holding the other end of the tape and winding / rewinding the tape in conjunction with the reel, wherein the tape winding point to the wheel and the banknote handled A first roller arranged to wind the reel in the vicinity of a point separated by a short side dimension of a pair of rollers, a pair of rollers arranged on both sides of the first roller, and a pair of rollers are in contact with each other It consists of a pair of said 2nd roller and the 1st banknote guide supported by the 2nd roller shaft.

(2) By driving the first roller with a tape, a pair of rollers arranged on both sides of the first roller are driven, and the axis of the second roller is rotated with the rotation axis of the wheel as a supporting point, and the acute angle shape of the first banknote guide The tip is installed so as to always contact the outer peripheral surface of the tape wound on the wheel (10).

(3) The idle pulley supported by the 1st banknote guide is arrange | positioned in the tape winding point to a wheel and the substantially center part of a 2nd roller shaft, and the idle pulley always makes contact with the tape inner peripheral surface.

(4) A drum member having a diameter approximately equal to the diameter of the wheel is provided on both sides of the wheel, and is supported by the wheel shaft so that it can revolve.

(5) A substantially circular arc having a second banknote guide which rotates following the change of the wheel diameter with the axis of the first roller as a supporting point, and the shape of the second banknote guide being approximately inscribed in the vicinity of the tape winding point to the wheel. The longer the guide shape of both ends in the long side direction of the banknote toward the circumferential direction from the tape winding point and toward the axial end of the wheel, the more the space between the outer bank of the stored bill and the second banknote guide continuously or stepwise. Form to increase.

(6) A pair of 2nd rollers which are supported by the 2nd banknote guide and are in contact with the outer peripheral surface of the banknote accommodated in the vicinity of the tape winding point to a wheel, and in the vicinity of both side surfaces of a wheel are provided.

(7) The winding timing of the banknotes wound on the wheel is adjusted by the banknote conveyance period by the banknote supply source or the rotational speed control of the wheel.

(8) A gate conveyance drive of the conveyance means of the banknote automatic teller machine side and the said banknote accommodating-discharge apparatus is unidirectional conveyed, and is provided with the gate a and b which operate | move in connection with the conveyance means of the said banknote part; The gate a switches the passage of the banknote storing and discharging device and the taking of the banknote into the banknote storing and discharging device, and switches the banknote storing into the banknote storing and discharging device and the banknote release from the banknote storing and discharging device at the gate b.

Still other advantages of the present invention will be apparent to those skilled in the art upon reading and understanding the following detailed description of the preferred and alternative embodiments.

1 is a side view (initial state of banknote storage) of a banknote storage release apparatus to which the present invention is applied.

Fig. 2 is a side view of a banknote accommodating and releasing device to which the present invention is applied (completed state of banknote accommodating).

3 is a perspective view (initial state of banknote storing) of the banknote accommodating and releasing device to which the present invention is applied.

Fig. 4 is a first explanatory diagram of a clogging removal method of a banknote storage releasing device of the present invention.

Fig. 5 is a second explanatory diagram of the clogging removal method of the banknote storage releasing device of the present invention.

6 is a perspective view (state at the time of inclination banknote storage) of the banknote accommodation release apparatus to which this invention is applied.

Fig. 7 is a perspective view (state at the time of occurrence of ear fold) illustrating a banknote accommodating and discharging device explaining the ear fold phenomenon.

8 is a perspective view of a bill guide shape that can be prevented from being folded.

Fig. 9 is a perspective view (state at the time of inclination banknote storing) explaining the action of the banknote guide shape which can prevent an ear fold.

Fig. 10 is a first explanatory diagram of the occurrence of a fold in phenomenon caused by a collision with a subsequent bill.

Fig. 11 is a second explanatory diagram of the occurrence of ear buckling phenomenon due to a collision with a subsequent bill.

Fig. 12 is a first explanatory diagram of a method of preventing the occurrence of ear fold due to a collision with a subsequent bill.

Fig. 13 is a second explanatory diagram of a method for preventing the occurrence of ear fold due to a collision with a subsequent bill.

14 is an explanatory diagram of waveform deformation by a guide roller at the time of bill release.

Fig. 15 is a schematic diagram of a banknote automatic teller machine equipped with a banknote storing and discharging device of the present invention.

Fig. 16 is an explanatory diagram of a banknote accommodating and discharging device to which two first and second tapes are applied.

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

1: entrance and exit

2: discriminating device

3: banknote storage release device

4: deposit cassette

5: reflux cassette

6: return path

10: wheel

20: reel

42: middle roller

50: scraper

60: banknote guide

62: guide roller

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Preferred and alternative embodiments of the present invention will now be described with reference to the accompanying drawings, which are shown for illustrative purposes only and not for purposes of limiting the invention.

Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

Fig. 15 shows a side view of the banknote automatic teller machine 8 to which the banknote storing and discharging device 3 of the present invention is applied. Here, the flow of banknotes at the time of a deposit transaction by a customer is demonstrated. When a bill mixed with various kinds of different sizes by the customer is put into the cash in / out port 1 at once, it is separated one by one from the cash in / out port 1 and discharged to the conveyance path 6. The released banknotes pass through the conveyance path 6 (dark thick line in the drawing) indicated by A, and the types of banknotes are determined by the discriminating apparatus 2, and then various types of banknotes are mixed in the bill accepting and discharging apparatus 3 for a while. It is stored. When the amount of money is confirmed by the customer and a deposit transaction is established, the banknotes of various types in the banknote storing and discharging device 3 are discharged, and each kind of banknotes is conveyed through the conveying path 6 (thick bold lines in the drawing) indicated by B. FIG. It is stored in the reflux cassette 5 or the deposit cassette 4 every time. In this way, the banknote storing and discharging device 3 of the present invention is applied as a temporary stacker of the banknote automatic teller machine 8.

Fig. 1 is a side view showing the overall configuration of the bill accepting-release device 3 of the present invention, and Fig. 3 is a perspective view of Fig. 1. One end of the tape 30 fixed and wound on the reel 20 is attached to the wheel 10 via an outer circumferential surface (see FIG. 3) of the intermediate roller 42 (first roller). The width of the tape is determined by the necessary dimensions from the clamping force of the banknote, the binding force of the out-of-plane deformation of the stored banknote, the tape strength, and the like.

Next, the axles (not shown) of the wheel 10 are provided with auxiliary wheels 11 and 11 (drum members) revolving at about the same diameter as the wheel 10 (indicated by a dashed-dotted line in FIG. 3). ). The revolving roller which arrange | positioned the conveyance roller 41 fixed to the intermediate roller shaft (single dashed line) to the left and right of the intermediate roller 42 (1st roller), and was pressed against the conveyance roller 41 on the conveyance roller 41 is upper part. 40 (2nd roller) is arrange | positioned. In the upper part of the intermediate roller 42, the scraper 50 (first banknote guide, shown with a broken line) which swings about an idle roller axis (a dashed-dotted line) is arrange | positioned, and lifts it upwards with the scraper spring 52 The tip end of the gin scraper 50 is always in contact with the outer circumferential surface of the tape 30 wound on the wheel 10. Moreover, the auxiliary roller 51 which revolves in the intermediate position of the scraper 50 is being fixed, and the auxiliary roller 51 and the tape 30 always contact.

Moreover, the banknote guide 60 (second banknote guide) for undulating a banknote on the outer peripheral surface of the wheel 10 at the time of banknote storage is arrange | positioned so that it may rock around the axis of the conveyance roller 41, A part consists of an arc shape larger than the maximum diameter of the tape 30 wound by the wheel 10 by storing banknotes as shown in FIG.

The banknote guide 60 is provided with a pair of guide rollers 62 which are in contact with the outer circumferential surface of the stored banknote in the vicinity of the winding point of the tape 30 to the wheel 10, and in the vicinity of both sides of the wheel, and the banknote guide 60. ) Is lifted upward by the banknote guide spring 61, the guide roller 62 is pressed against the outer peripheral surface of the banknote 101 wound on the wheel (10).

The wheel 10 and the reel 20 are provided with a motor (not shown) and a torque limiter on the reel shaft, and are driven to rotate while controlling the tape tension to be substantially constant, and tape the wheel 10 and the reel 20 respectively. Cold and rewind can be performed.

The tape 30 can be made as thin as possible, and the tape width as narrow as possible, and the inertia wheel 11 (drum member) used to revolve can reduce the inertia load on the wheel shaft, thereby speeding up the processing of bills. have. The above is the basic configuration of one embodiment of the present invention.

In addition, in the present invention, as shown in Fig. 16, the first and second tapes 30a and 30b are redirected by the first and second intermediate rollers 42a and 42b, and the first and second reels 20a are provided. 20b), the banknote 100 is clamped by the first and second tapes 30a and 30b and wound on the wheel 10, and the first and second tapes 30a and 30b are wound on the first and second tapes 30a and 30b. It is applicable also to the banknote accommodating-discharge apparatus 3 which discharge | releases the banknote 100 by rewinding to the 2nd reels 20a and 20b.

Next, the storing operation of a banknote is demonstrated.

As shown in FIG. 1, when the banknote 100 is conveyed from the arrow direction from the conveyance path 200 provided separately, the wheel 10 is rotated in the counterclockwise direction, and the tape 30 wound on the reel 20 is carried out. ) Is wound on the wheel 10. In addition, the intermediate roller 42 is rotationally driven by the frictional force with the tape 30 wound on its outer circumferential surface, and the conveying roller 41 and the idler roller 40 fixed to the axis of the intermediate roller 42 are rotationally driven. do. Therefore, the banknote 100 conveyed is clamped by the conveyance roller 41 and the revolving roller 40, and conveyed in the arrow direction, and is clamped by the auxiliary roller 51 and the tape 30, It is wound on the outer circumference with tape. When stored, the banknote guide 60 guides the banknote to the outer circumferential surface of the wheel 10 without difficulty. Therefore, as shown in FIG. 2, the bill 101 mixed with the various types conveyed from the conveyance path 200 can be stored in order by winding the bill 101 together with the tape 30 on the outer peripheral surface of the wheel 10. FIG.

Next, the release operation of the banknote will be described.

By rotating the shaft of the reel 20 shown in FIG. 2 in a counterclockwise direction, and rewinding the tape 30 wound with the banknote 101 on the wheel 10 to the reel 20, the wheel 10 in the direction of the arrow. The banknote 100 wound together with the tape 30 on the outer peripheral surface of the) is discharged. At the time of ejection, as shown in Fig. 14, the waveform deformation is imparted by the two guide rollers 62 to the tip of the banknote 126 in which the clamping force by the tape is opened, and the tape 30 wound on the wheel 10. The tip end portion of the banknote 126 is peeled off from the outer peripheral surface of the scraper 50 and guided below the tip end portion of the scraper 50.

As a result, the banknote 126 smoothly passes through the pinching point of the auxiliary roller 51 and the tape 30, and is discharged | emitted by the conveyance roller 41 and the revolving roller 40 to the outside of banknote accommodating discharge apparatus.

As described above, the banknote accommodating and discharging device 3 of the present invention conveys banknotes mixed with different kinds of banknotes in a short side direction, and stores and discharges them by winding and rewinding the wheel 10 at high speed one by one. It is possible.

Next, the increase in the winding appearance of the wheel with respect to the number of bills stored will be described. When wheel core diameter 80mm, tape thickness 0.03mm, banknote thickness 0.1mm, bank note short side (long side) dimension 76mm (160mm), banknote conveyance interval 79mm, storing number of pieces 200 pieces The maximum winding winding shape of the wheel in the invention is 107.4 mm. On the other hand, in the case of the conventional apparatus which processes in the long side direction of a banknote, it is 119.6 mm, and it is about 1.1 times increase of this invention by calculation. By the way, since the length of winding on the wheel per sheet of paper money becomes 160/76 = 2.1 times, it is actually easy to be affected by the expansion of stored bills, and the winding appearance of the wheel is known to increase beyond the calculated value. In particular, this tendency is remarkable in the case of foreign paper money where paper quality is worse than Japanese yen.

Therefore, the present invention has an effect that the large-capacity of the bill storage number can be realized by a small device by processing in the short side direction of the bill.

And since the banknote storage-release apparatus 3 of this invention comprises the distance between the pinching points of banknotes shortly by the auxiliary roller 51 in the center part of the scraper 50, and the clamping force of banknotes tends to become unstable. Since the guide roller 62 is disposed in the vicinity of the winding point of the tape 30 to (10), even a small-sized foreign banknote can realize stable storing and discharging operation of a continuous banknote and can provide a highly reliable device. .

Moreover, this invention is the structure (refer FIG. 4, FIG. 5) which can rotate the idle roller 40 as the support point of the axis | shaft of the wheel 10, and can adjust the pressure contact force with the conveyance roller 41 suitably. Therefore, when storing bills (see FIG. 1), the tape speed is slightly increased than that of the external conveyance path 200. On the contrary, when the bills are ejected, the tape speed is slightly reduced than the external conveyance path 200, thereby stabilizing the delivery performance. Doing. Stabilization of this performance can be achieved by generating an appropriate banknote slip between the conveying roller 41 and the revolving roller 40, and does not require a speed matching between the rigid external conveying path 200 and the tape 30. Thus, a simple and inexpensive device of the control circuit can be provided.

As shown in Figs. 4 and 5, the banknote accommodating and discharging device 3 of the present invention has a case where clogged banknotes in the vicinity of the conveying roller 41 and the idle roller 40 are caused by some cause during storage and discharging. By rotating the idler roller 40 around the axis of the wheel 10, the banknote clamping portion can be opened to easily remove the blocked banknote. Therefore, it is possible to provide an apparatus excellent in personnel operability.

Next, the problem at the time of storing and releasing banknotes which are biased and inclined and conveyed by processing in the short side direction of banknotes is demonstrated.

As shown in Fig. 6, when the inclined banknote 120 in which the banknote is inclined at an angle θ is wound together with the tape 30 on the outer circumferential surface of the wheel 10, the preceding corner portion 122a is deformed out of plane. Rises from the outer circumferential surface of the wheel 10. For this reason, if the wheel 10 is further driven to rotate, as shown in FIG. 7, the corner part 122b of the banknote 121 collides with the banknote guide 60 at an angle close to a right angle, and is folded outwards. The drawback of the phenomenon is easy to occur.

In order to solve the above problems, the present embodiment is provided with a bill guide 63 having a shape as shown in FIG. The basic shape of the central portion in the axial direction near the wheel 10 is an approximately arc-shaped shape in which the wheel 10 is inscribed in the vicinity of the tape winding point, and the guide shape at both ends in the long side direction of the banknote is circumferentially from the tape winding point. As it moves further away, and toward the wheel shaft end portion, the space with the outer periphery of the stored bill is continuously or stepwise increased. In addition, although the banknote guide 63 of a step shape is shown in this embodiment, it is good also as a smooth shape without the step difference.

Next, the effect of the banknote guide 63 is demonstrated. In Fig. 9, the banknote tip portion of the banknote 121 starts to contact the edge portion of the adjacent arc of the banknote guide 63 from the portion where the injuries from the tape 30 are small, and gradually the contact point toward the outer adjacent edge portion is shown. It is shown moving. Therefore, it is possible to make the corner part 122a follow the banknote guide 63 without difficulty, and can prevent the ear-folding phenomenon.

However, when the oblique banknote 123 and the subsequent banknote 124 collide at the timing as shown in Fig. 10, there is still a possibility that a foldback phenomenon occurs. This is caused by the subsequent banknote 124 wound around the wheel 10 and deformed into a shell shape, and having a high bending stiffness acting as a steel member on the corner portion 125b of the banknote 123. Therefore, in this case, since the deformation of the subsequent banknote 124 cannot be expected at the time of a collision, the shape of the banknote guide 63 loses meaning.

Therefore, another embodiment of the present invention is characterized in that the collision timing is avoided by the transfer control of the preceding banknote and the subsequent banknote, and the transfer control will be described below.

Usually, since the rotational drive of the shaft of the wheel 10 is controlled so that the conveyance speed of the tape 30 becomes constant, the corner portion 125 of the preceding inclined banknote 123 wound on the wheel 10 shown in FIG. The collision timing with the subsequent banknote 124 changes every time, and the distance Y from the tip of the subsequent banknote 124 to the collision point varies greatly. The larger the distance Y in Fig. 11, the greater the stiffness of the appearance of the subsequent banknote 124 described above, so that the ear fold phenomenon tends to occur.

Therefore, as a countermeasure against anti-folding, in the embodiment of the present invention, when an inclined banknote of a predetermined angle or more is detected, conveyance control is performed as follows. That is, as shown in FIG. 12, the preceding banknote on the external conveyance path 200, the conveyance period P of the subsequent banknote, and the inclination (theta) of the preceding banknote are detected by the sensor not shown, and (theta) is more than a predetermined angle. In this case, after receiving the preceding banknote, the wheel 10 is accelerated and decelerated, and phase control is performed so as to collide at the timing shown in FIG.

In this collision timing, since the tip of the subsequent banknote 124 is wound around the wheel 10 together with the tape 30, the subsequent banknote 124 is easily deformed due to the low bending stiffness inherent in the banknote. Accordingly, the collision force of the subsequent banknote 124 is deformed downward by the collision of the preceding corner portion 125a of the inclined banknote 123 and the subsequent banknote 124, thereby reducing the collision force, thereby preventing the occurrence of ear folding. .

In the banknote automatic teller machine 8 to which the banknote storage release device 3 is applied, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the conveyance path 200 of the handover section with the banknote storage release device 3 is one direction upward from below. It carries and drives, and is provided with the gate a 201 and the gate b 202 in the conveyance path 200 of the delivery part. The gate a 201 switches the passage of the banknote storing and discharging device 3 and the taking of the banknote into the banknote storing and discharging device 3, and the gate b 202 receives the banknote storing and the banknote storing into the banknote storing and discharging device 3. The bill discharge from the discharge device 3 is switched.

The gate a 201 and the gate b 202 are configured to move by a gear not shown, and the gate a 201 and the gate b 202 at the time of bill receipt are switched to the position shown in FIG. 100 is guided from the conveyance path 200 to the banknote accommodating discharge apparatus 3. In addition, the gate a 201 and the gate b 202 at the time of banknote discharge | release are switched to the position shown in FIG. 2, and guides the banknote 100 from banknote accommodation discharge position 3 to the conveyance path 200. FIG.

As described above, according to the embodiment of the present invention, it is possible to eliminate the folding of the banknote corner portion which is tilted and conveyed by the properization of the shape of the banknote guide 63 and the application of the conveyance control, thereby providing a highly reliable banknote storing and discharging device. Can be provided. In addition, the conveyance control detects the inclination (θ) of the preceding banknote and the rotational phase of the wheel 10 at that moment as a supply source for sending the banknote to the banknote accommodating and discharging device. The same effect can be obtained by controlling the timing to be delayed.

As described above, the present invention has the following effects.

By adopting one tape system which is the simplest configuration and the method of conveying processing in the short side direction of the banknote, the banknote storing and discharging device which realizes the large capacity, the miniaturization, and the cost reduction of the stored banknote can be provided.

In addition, it is possible to provide a banknote accommodating and discharging device having a small distance between the pinching points of the banknotes, making it possible to cope with foreign banknotes of a small size, and to easily remove banknote clogging and to handle personnel in charge.

Claims (12)

A reel for winding / rewinding one tape and a bill receiving / release device for carrying out bills of bills by winding / rewinding the tape and bills on a wheel, wherein the short sides of approximately minimum bills from the winding point of the tape to the wheel A first roller arranged to turn the tape around the reel and wound around the reel, a second roller press-revolved on the first roller, and a winding of the tape to the shaft and the wheel of the second roller; It is comprised by the 1st banknote guide arrange | positioned between the points, The said 1st roller is driven by a tape, Comprising: The acute-shaped tip part of the said 1st banknote guide was comprised so that it may always contact the outer peripheral surface of the tape wound on the said wheel. Banknote storing release device. 2. The roller of claim 1, wherein the first roller comprises an intermediate roller for turning the tape, and a bill conveying roller disposed on both sides of the intermediate roller, and the second roller is a roller which presses and rotates with the bill conveying roller. Banknote storage release apparatus characterized by consisting of. The bill acceptor ejection apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the axis of the second roller is rotated with the support axis as the support point, and the first bill guide is rotated with the axis of the second roller as the support point. A reel for winding / rewinding one tape and a banknote storing and discharging device for storing and receiving banknotes by winding / rewinding the tape and banknotes on a wheel, wherein the banknote narrowing point near the wheel and the tape winding point to the wheel are provided. And a bill guide for guiding the bills to be conveyed, wherein a pulley is disposed at an approximately central portion of the bill guide, and the pulley is always in contact with the inner circumferential surface of the tape. A reel for winding / rewinding only a tape, and a banknote accommodating and ejecting device for accommodating and discharging banknotes by winding / rewinding the tape and the banknote on a wheel, the drum members having a diameter approximately equal to the diameter of the wheel on both sides of the wheel. And the drum member rotatably supported on the shaft of the wheel. A reel for winding / rewinding only a tape, and a banknote accommodating and discharging device for accommodating and discharging banknotes by winding / rewinding the tape and the banknote on a wheel, comprising: a banknote guide rotating in accordance with the change in the wheel diameter; The bill guide is shaped like an arc in which the wheel is inscribed in the vicinity of the tape winding point to the wheel, and the winding / rewinding direction of the tape is the short side direction of the bill, and corresponds to both ends of the long side direction of the bill. Characterized in that the guide shape is formed such that the space between the outer banknote of the bill and the second banknote guide increases continuously or stepwise as the distance from the tape winding point toward the circumferential direction of the wheel and toward the wheel shaft end. Banknote storage release device. A reel for winding / rewinding only a tape and a banknote storing and discharging device for storing and releasing banknotes by winding / rewinding the tape and banknotes on a wheel, wherein the banknote is stored near the tape winding point to the wheel and on both sides of the wheel. A bill receiving and discharging device, characterized in that the roller which is always in contact with the outer periphery of one bill is rotatably configured. A reel for winding / rewinding only a tape, and a bill receiving release device for receiving and receiving bills by winding / rewinding the tape and bills on a wheel, wherein the reel timing of the bills wound on the wheel is conveyed by a bill supply source. Or controlling by controlling the rotational speed of the wheel. In the banknote automatic teller machine to which the banknote storing-exiting apparatus of Claim 1 was applied, the conveyance means of the receiver of the banknote automatic teller machine side and the said banknote storing-exiting apparatus is one-way conveyance drive, and gates a, b are conveyed to the conveyance means of the said receiver part. The gate a switches the passage of the banknote storing and discharging banknotes into the banknote storing and discharging device, and the gate b switches the banknote storing to the banknote storing and discharging banknote discharge from the banknote storing and discharging device. A banknote automatic teller machine using the bill acceptor ejection apparatus characterized by the above-mentioned. In the banknote automatic teller machine which applied the banknote storing-and-discharging device of Claim 2, the conveyance means of the handwriting part of a banknote automatic teller machine side and the said banknote storage releasing device is one-way conveyance drive, and gates a, b are conveyed to the conveyance means of the said hand receipt part. The gate a switches the passage of the banknote storing and discharging banknotes into the banknote storing and discharging device, and the gate b switches the banknote storing to the banknote storing and discharging banknote discharge from the banknote storing and discharging device. A banknote automatic teller machine using the bill acceptor ejection apparatus characterized by the above-mentioned. 10. The banknote automatic teller machine according to claim 9, wherein the gates a and b operate in conjunction with each other. 11. The banknote automatic teller machine according to claim 10, wherein the gates a and b operate in conjunction with each other.