KR20090069702A - Cash management module of atm and cash management method - Google Patents

Abstract

A cash management module of ATM and a cash management method are provided to reduce the burden of the financial business of a clerk by providing the total purchase information of the paper currency. The input information is input to the keypad(100) from a clerk or administrator. The display unit(110) indicates the total purchase information of the paper currency and the input information inputted from the keypad. The opening for mounting the cash cassette is formed in the cassette input unit(120). The reflux part(200) supplies the paper currency in the cash cassette and collects the paper currency. The detection part(300) discriminates the denomination of the paper currency of the cash cassette and counterfeit money. The memory unit(130) stores the purchase information of the purchase information of the paper currency counted from the reflux part and current total purchase information, and the distinguished paper currency.

Description

Banknote management module and banknote management method of automatic teller machine

The present invention relates to a bill management module for managing bills stored in a cash cassette, and more particularly, counting and discriminating certain bills inside a cash cassette for storing, storing and releasing bills, and automatically counting the correct number of normal bills automatically. Banknote management module of the automatic teller machine that can relieve the trouble of the bank clerk's business by reloading and counting the banknotes remaining in the cash cassette at the end of the financial service and providing the total amount of the banknotes used in the financial business. It relates to a banknote management method used.

In general, an automated teller machine is an automated device that can assist basic financial services such as deposit or withdrawal regardless of place and time with respect to financial services.

Such automated teller machines can be divided into cash dispensers and cash dispensers according to whether or not they are withdrawn. Recently, the ATM has been used for various purposes such as cash withdrawals, check deposits, bank accounts, payment of giro fees, and ticket releases.

Currently, the use of automated teller machines is increasing in banks and other financial institutions, and as the number of use of automated teller machines increases, the amount of financial transactions used every time also increases.

As the amount of money traded through the automated teller machine increases, a plurality of banknotes are deposited or withdrawn. As a result, banknotes of cash cassettes fall easily or become full, so that the exchange of cash cassettes for storing banknotes frequently occurs. have.

In the use of such a cash cassette, for the exchange operation, the cashier or manager must count the bills with a counter every time the cash cassette is exchanged, and put the bills in the cash cassette. The bills must be taken out and counted again with a counter.

At this time, when exchanging cash cassettes, a large number of bills are processed, the bills may be loaded into the cash cassettes regardless of the authenticity of the bills, such as winding and forfeiting. If folded or damaged bills are used, the bills are transferred. Failure of the equipment may be issued.

In addition, if the above-mentioned error occurs, the accountants have to carry out the work of the task one by one, there is a problem that wastes the time and effort required for financial work.

The present invention is to solve the above problems according to the prior art. That is, an object of the present invention is to automatically load a bill into a cash cassette for storing, storing and releasing bills, as well as counting bills, distinguishing various types of bills, and discriminating against unknown rights such as damage and counterfeit rights. The purpose is to load the correct number of normal bills into the cassette.

In addition, by providing the total number of bills used by counting the bills remaining in the cash cassette at the end of the financial work to reduce the labor of the accountants according to the financial work.

The present invention as a technical concept for achieving the above object is to be equipped with a keypad for receiving input information from a cashier or manager, a display unit for indicating the input information and total number of bills inputted from the keypad, and a cash cassette to be mounted. A cassette input unit having an opening formed therein, a reflow unit for storing and counting the bills so as to replenish and collect the bills in the cash cassettes, and linking the cash cassettes to transfer the bills, and winding and forging the bills of the cash cassettes. A discriminating unit for discriminating a volume, a memory unit for storing information on the number of bills counted from the reflux unit, the current total number of sheets and the number of sheets of discriminated bills, the keypad, display unit, cassette input unit, reflux unit, and discrimination unit It is configured to include a controller for controlling each input and output signal of the unit and the memory unit.

According to the present invention, the bill management module counts and discriminates a certain amount of bills to be replenished when there is a shortage of bills stored in the cash cassette and automatically stores them in the cash cassette. There is no effect of reducing the labor of the accountants consumed in the financial business by providing the accounting information of the bill to the accountants.

In addition, it is possible to increase the operation rate of the automated teller machine by distinguishing the paper types when discriminating the bills and processing only the normal bills without obstacles by recovering the counterfeit right.

Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

1 is a block diagram showing the overall configuration of a banknote management module 10 according to an embodiment of the present invention.

As shown in the drawing, a keypad 100 for receiving input information from a cashier or a manager, a display unit 110 indicating input information input from the keypad 100 and total number of bills, and a cash cassette are mounted. A cassette input unit 120 having an opening formed therein, a reflux unit 200 for storing and counting the bills so as to replenish and collect the bills in the cash cassette, and transferring the bills in association with the cash cassettes; Discrimination unit 300 for discriminating the kind and counterfeit right of the bill of the cassette, and a memory unit for storing the information of the number of bills counted from the reflux unit 200 and the current total number of purchase information and the number of information of the discriminated bills ( 130, and a controller 140 that controls each input / output signal of the keypad 100, the display unit 110, the cassette input unit 120, the reflux unit 200, the discriminating unit 300, and the memory unit 130. It is composed.

The keypad 100 receives the purchase information and various input information of bills to be loaded into the cash cassette by the cashier or the manager, and the display unit 110 receives a total of bills stored in the cash cassette and the input information input to the keypad 100. Print the number of copies.

An opening is formed in the cassette input unit 120 so that the cash cassette is mounted. Here, the cassette input unit 120 has a plurality of openings are formed so that one or more cash cassettes are mounted, and when a plurality of cash cassettes are mounted in the cassette input unit 120, the bills stored in the plurality of cash cassettes are simultaneously counted and It may be discriminated.

The reflux unit 200 includes a bill loading unit 210 for storing bills, a counting unit 220 for counting bills of the bill loading unit 210, and a transfer unit for transferring the counted bills to a cash cassette ( 230).

The bill loading unit 210 stores certain bills to be replenished in the cash cassette, and stores bills transferred from the cash cassette at the end of the financial transaction.

The counter 220 counts bills stored in the bill loader 210 by the number of bills input from the keypad 100, and counts bills transferred from the cash cassette at the end of the financial transaction.

The transfer unit 230 transfers the banknotes counted by the counter 220 into the cash cassette, and stores the banknotes in the cash cassette at the closing of the financial transaction. 210).

The discrimination unit 300 discriminates the winding and counterfeit right of the bill, and generates an alarm sound according to the abnormality and counterfeit right of the winding kind and the discriminating unit 300 and the discriminating unit 300. It consists of a recovery part 320 which collect | recovers a banknote or a counterfeit right.

The alarm sound generating unit 310 generates an alarm sound when the abnormality or counterfeit right of the denomination is discriminated in the discriminating unit 300, so that the manager in charge can take immediate action, and the recovery unit 320 separately A collection box is provided to recover the banknote or counterfeit right discriminated from the discriminating unit 300.

Memory unit 130 stores the input information of the accountant or manager input from the keypad 100, and stores the information of the number of bills counted from the reflux unit 200, in the discrimination unit 300 of A discrimination program for discriminating abnormalities or counterfeit rights and discriminated banknote information are stored.

The controller 140 is connected to the keypad 100, the display unit 110, the cassette input unit 120, the reflux unit 200, the discrimination unit 300 and the memory unit 130 to control the input and output signals to the keypad The information about the number of bills inputted from the 100 is stored in the memory unit 130, and the counting unit 220 counts the corresponding bills by the number of the input bills, and is stored in the memory unit 130. By executing the differentiation program to discriminate the winding type and counterfeit right of the counted bill in the discriminating unit 300.

In addition, the information input from the keypad 100 and the total bill information is output to the display unit 110 to be provided to the cashier or manager.

That is, the above-described bill management module 10 loads a certain bill in the bill loading portion 210 of the reflux unit 200, and after mounting the cash cassette in the opening of the cassette input unit 120, the accountant or manager The number of bills to be stored in the cash cassette is input to the keypad 100 and counted and discriminated by the number of bills loaded in the bill loading unit 210 by the number of the bills to be transferred and stored in the cash cassette.

In addition, the cash cassette is mounted on the cassette input unit 120 of the banknote management module 10 at the end of the financial service, and the banknotes are counted and discriminated so that the banknotes are stored in the bill loader 210. And, the various pieces of information of the counted bills are output to the display unit 110 so that the accountants or managers can know.

In this case, the bill management module 10 is the cash cassette mounted on the cassette input unit 120, even if the cash cassette as the cash drawer provided with only the cash drawer and the cash drawer provided with both the deposit and withdrawal. The banknotes stored in the cash cassette are counted and discriminated so that they can be recovered to the bill loader 210.

Accordingly, the cashier or the manager does not need to directly replenish the cash cassette by counting the banknotes directly through the counter to replenish the banknotes. Reduce labor and time spent on work and settlement.

2 is a block diagram for explaining the configuration and principle of the banknote management module 11 provided in the automatic teller machine 20 according to another embodiment of the present invention.

As shown, the banknote management module 11 of the present embodiment is a module provided in the automated teller machine 20, and is connected to the cash cassette 600 to receive input and output signals from the control unit 500 of the teller machine 20. Under control, the relevant information is stored in the memory unit 510 of the automated teller machine 20.

In addition, the banknote management module 11 may be provided with the keypad and the display unit described above in FIG. 1, or the key input unit and the display unit of the automated teller machine may replace the functions of the keypad and the display unit.

Looking at the bill management module 11 in more detail, a bill loading section 410 for loading bills, a cassette input section 420 on which the cash cassette 600 is mounted, and a bill loaded in the bill loading section 410 The counting unit 430 for counting, the discriminating unit 440 for discriminating the kind or counterfeit right of the bill counted from the counting unit 430, and the bill or counterfeit right discriminated by the discriminating unit 440 are collected and processed. The recovery unit 450, the transfer unit 460 for transferring the counted normal banknotes to the cash cassette 600, the banknote loading unit 410, cassette input unit 420, counting unit 430, discrimination The interface unit 470 allows the input / output signals of the unit 440, the recovery unit 450, and the transfer unit 460 to be transmitted.

The bill loading unit 410 loads the bill to be replenished in the cash cassette 600, and the cassette input unit 420 allows the cash cassette 600 to be mounted to manage the bill to be stored in the cash cassette 600. .

The counting unit 430 counts the number of bills loaded in the bill loading unit 410, and the discriminating unit 440 separates the bills counted by the counting unit 430 by type, and folds or tears them. Differentiate badly damaged banknotes and illegally crafted counterfeits.

The recovery unit 450 recovers the damage right or the counterfeit right discriminated by the discriminating unit 440 by a separate collection, and the transfer unit 460 accurately counts the counter through the counter 430 and the discriminating unit 440. Normal banknotes are transferred to the cash cassette 600 to be stored.

In addition, at the end of the financial service, the banknotes remaining in the cash cassette 600 are transferred to the banknote management module 11 so that the banknotes are collected in the banknote loading part 410 of the banknote management module 11.

The interface unit 470 is connected to the banknote loading unit 410, the cassette input unit 420, the counter 430, the discriminating unit 440, the collecting unit 450, and the transfer unit 460, respectively, and input / output signals of each unit. May be transmitted under the control of the controller 500.

like this. By using the above-described banknote management module 11, banknotes stored in the cash cassette 600 are automatically counted, so that the cashier or manager can perform the financial business more efficiently, and only the normal banknotes can be used for the financial automatic device ( 20, it is possible to prevent the failure of the automated teller machine 20, and increase the operation rate.

3 is a flowchart illustrating a banknote management method of the banknote management module according to an embodiment of the present invention.

As shown in the figure, a certain number of bills are stored in the bill loading part of the bill management module, and the number of bills to be stored in the cash cassette is received from a cashier or manager by using a keypad or the like (S100).

When the number of bills to be stored in the cash cassette is input by the keypad (S100), the reflux unit extracts the bills stored in the bill loader and counts the bills corresponding to the corresponding number of the bills received (S110).

When the bill is counted, the discrimination unit classifies the counted bills so as not to mix with each other and discriminates illegally produced counterfeit rights (S120). In this case, an alarm is generated when an abnormality or counterfeit rights of the bills are discriminated. To take an immediate action, and to recover the discriminated bill or counterfeit right to a separate collection (S130).

The reflux unit transfers the normal banknotes in which both the counting and discrimination are completed to the cash cassette (S140), and checks whether the corresponding banknotes are transferred to the cash cassette by the number of bills inputted from the cashier or the manager (S150).

If the number of bills is not matched (S150), the process returns to the step of extracting and counting the bills from the bill loading unit (S110) and repeats the above process until the number of bills is matched, and the number of bills is identical. In this case, the bill is stored in the cash cassette (S160) and the display unit outputs the total number of bills stored in the cash cassette through the display to complete the replenishment of the bill for the cash cassette.

As such, the bill management module receives the number of bills to be stored in the cash cassette from the cashier or the manager (S100) and counts the number of the bills (S110) from the bills stored in the bill register to discriminate more than one kind or counterfeit right ( S120) and then transfer and store the normal bills in the cash cassette (S140), so that the cashier or manager does not need to count and store the bills at the time of the cash cassette exchange operation, and also allows only normal bills to be used for financial transactions. Ensure complementary and efficient financial transactions.

4 is a flowchart illustrating a method of managing a bill remaining in a bill managing module according to an embodiment of the present invention.

As shown, first, when the cash cassette is loaded with the correct number of normal banknotes refined by the method shown in Fig. 3, the financial cassette is mounted on the automated teller machine to execute the financial transaction.

When all of the financial transactions are completed, the cash cassette is installed as a bill management module from the cashier, and the reflux part of the bill management module extracts the bills of the cash cassette and counts the bills (S200).

When the banknotes are counted (S200), the discriminating unit discriminates whether the banknotes and counterfeits of the banknotes are discriminated (S210), and when an abnormality or counterfeit rights of the banknotes is discriminated, an alarm sound is generated and notified to the manager in charge, and the discriminated banknotes or The counterfeit right is recovered by a separate collection (S220).

The normal banknotes in which the counting and discriminating (S200, S210) are completed are transferred and stored to the bill loader in the bill management module through the transport unit (S230), and the number information of the transferred bills is stored in the memory unit through the controller. And output to the display unit such as a display (S240) is provided to the accountant or manager.

Accordingly, the cashier or manager can automatically check the number of bills accurately counted through the bill management module without having to directly remove the bills remaining in the cash cassette at the end of the financial work, thereby making settlement easier. have.

The present invention described above is not limited to the above-described embodiments and the accompanying drawings, and it is common in the art that various substitutions, modifications, and changes can be made without departing from the technical spirit of the present invention. It will be clear to those who have knowledge of God.

1 is a block diagram showing the overall configuration of a banknote management module according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Figure 2 is a block diagram for explaining the configuration and principle of the banknote management module provided in the automatic teller machine according to another embodiment of the present invention.

3 is a flow chart related to the banknote management method of the banknote management module according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Figure 4 is a flow chart related to the banknote remaining amount management method of the banknote management module according to an embodiment of the present invention.

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

10, 11: Banknote Management Module 20: Financial Automation Equipment

100: keypad 110: display unit

120: cassette input unit 130: memory unit

140: controller 200: reflux

300: discrimination

Claims (5)

A keypad for receiving input information from a cashier or manager; A display unit for displaying the input information input from the keypad and the total number of sheets of bills; A cassette input unit having an opening formed to mount a cash cassette; A reflux unit for storing and counting the bills so as to replenish and collect the bills in the cash cassette and transferring the bills in association with the cash cassettes; A discriminating unit for discriminating the kind and the counterfeit right of the banknote of the cash cassette; A memory unit for storing information on the number of bills counted from the reflux unit, information on the current total number of sheets and information on the number of sheets of discriminated banknotes; A controller for controlling input / output signals of the keypad, display unit, cassette input unit, reflux unit, discriminating unit, and memory unit; Banknotes management module, characterized in that comprising a. The method of claim 1, The reflux unit, A bill loading section for storing bills; A counting unit for counting the banknotes of the banknote loading unit; A transfer unit for transferring the counted bills to a cash cassette; Banknotes management module, characterized in that comprising a. The method of claim 1, The discriminating unit, An alarm sound generating unit for generating an alarm sound depending on whether the counterfeit right; A recovery unit for recovering the counterfeit right discriminated from the discriminating unit; Banknote management module, characterized in that further comprises a. Receiving a number of bills to be input into a cash cassette from a manager; A reflux unit extracting the stored bills from the bill loader and counting the number of the input bills; The discriminating unit discriminates the windings and counterfeits of the counted bills; Generating and recovering an alarm sound when an abnormality or counterfeit right of the winding paper is discriminated in the discriminating step; Transferring, by the reflux unit, the banknotes having completed the counting and discrimination to the cash cassette; When the transfer is completed by the number of the input bill, completing the replenishment of the bill for the cash cassette; Banknote management method comprising a. Counting the banknotes by extracting the banknotes of the cash cassette from the reflux unit; The discriminating unit discriminates the windings and counterfeits of the counted bills; Generating and recovering an alarm sound when an abnormality or counterfeit right of the winding paper is discriminated in the discriminating step; Transferring the banknotes having completed the counting and discrimination to a bill loader in a bill management module; When the counting and discrimination is completed, the controller storing the number of pieces of bills in the memory unit and outputting to the display unit; Banknote management method comprising a.

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