KR20210048803A - Automated teller machine and controlling method thereof - Google Patents

Abstract

Disclosed are an automated teller machine and a control method for the automated teller machine. The automated teller machine comprises: a deposit and withdrawal unit for allowing a user to deposit banknotes or to withdraw the banknotes to the user; an upper conveying path which provides a movement path for the banknotes deposited and withdrawn through the deposit and withdrawal unit; a lower conveying path connected to the upper conveying path to form a closed loop; a discrimination unit installed on the upper conveying path to discriminate whether or not the banknote is abnormal; a temporary retention unit for temporarily storing the banknotes discriminated by the discrimination unit; a safe for providing a storage space to store the banknotes; and a plurality of reflux cassettes installed in the storage space of the safe and allowing the banknotes to be deposited and withdrawn along the lower conveying path. A branching point branching from the discrimination unit to the temporary retention unit and a branching point branching to the deposit and withdrawal unit can be sequentially provided in the upper conveyance path along the front from the rear of the safe.

Description

Financial automation device and control method of financial automation device {AUTOMATED TELLER MACHINE AND CONTROLLING METHOD THEREOF}

The present invention relates to a financial automation device and a control method of the financial automation device.

In general, an automated financial device (ATM) is an automated device that can provide unmanned financial services such as deposit and withdrawal of cash and checks regardless of time and place in relation to financial services.

Such an automated financial device may include a deposit/withdrawal unit for depositing and withdrawing banknotes, a safe provided with a storage unit for storing banknotes, a transport unit for conveying banknotes, and a door for selectively opening and closing the safe.

However, in the case of a conventional automated financial device, in the case of replenishing bills from the outside to the storage unit, there is a hassle of opening the safe by operating the door each time. Separate approval of the bank official is required to open the safe, so when replenishing or collecting bills, an approval procedure by the bank official is required every time, so operation convenience and accessibility may be degraded.

In particular, in the case of a financial automation device in which the discrimination unit is installed in the lower conveying path, a three-stage conveying path exists in the financial automation device because a separate cassette connection conveying path is used between the plurality of cassettes provided under the safe and the lower conveying path. It can lead to a complex structure.

Patent Publication 10-2017-0031365 (2017.03.21)

The present invention was conceived to solve the problems of the prior art as described above, and a financial automation device in which the conveying path is composed of an upper conveying path and a lower conveying path to simplify the conveying path, and a discriminating part is installed in the upper conveying path, and We would like to propose a control method for financial automation devices.

A financial automation device according to an aspect of the present invention includes: a deposit/withdrawal unit for a user to insert a bill or take out a bill to a user; An upper conveying path providing a moving path of bills to be deposited and withdrawn through the deposit and withdrawal unit; A lower conveying path connected to the upper conveying path to form a closed loop; A discrimination unit installed on the upper conveying path to discriminate whether or not an abnormality of the bill is present; A temporary holding unit for temporarily storing the bills classified by the differentiation unit; A safe providing a storage space for storing the bills; A branch that is mounted in the storage space of the safe and includes a plurality of reflux cassettes capable of depositing and withdrawing bills from the lower conveying path, and the upper conveying path is branched from the discrimination part to the temporary holding part along the front from the rear of the safe. A branch and a branch branch branched to the deposit/withdrawal unit may be provided sequentially.

At this time, the bills input to the deposit/withdrawal part pass through the upper conveying path and then enter the discrimination section, and the normal bills determined as normal in the discrimination part are branched to the temporary holding part, and the discrimination part determines abnormally. The bill can be branched to the deposit and withdrawal port.

In addition, the financial automation device further includes a replenishment collection cassette for replenishing bills or retrieving bills in the recirculation cassette, and a replenishment supply access part for connecting between the replenishment collection cassette and the upper conveyance path at a front portion of the safe Can be provided.

In addition, the replenishment bills carried out from the replenishment collection cassette may be replenished with each of the reflux cassettes according to the type of ticket after entering the upper conveying path, passing through the discrimination section, and passing through the lower conveying path.

Further, the collection bills taken out from each of the reflux cassettes may be collected by the replenishment collection cassette after entering the lower conveying path and passing through the discriminating part of the upper conveying path.

A method for controlling a financial automation device according to an aspect of the present invention includes: a deposit/withdrawal unit for a user to insert a bill or take out a bill to the user; An upper conveying path providing a moving path of bills to be deposited and withdrawn through the deposit and withdrawal unit; A lower conveying path connected to the upper conveying path to form a closed loop; A discrimination unit installed on the upper conveying path to discriminate whether or not an abnormality of the bill is present; A temporary holding unit for temporarily storing the bills classified by the differentiation unit; A safe providing a storage space for storing the bills; A branch that is mounted in the storage space of the safe and includes a plurality of reflux cassettes capable of depositing and withdrawing bills from the lower conveying path, and the upper conveying path is branched from the discrimination part to the temporary holding part along the front from the rear of the safe. What is claimed is: 1. A method for controlling a financial automation device in which a branch and a branch branch branched to the deposit and withdrawal unit are sequentially provided, the method comprising: inputting a bill into a deposit and withdrawal unit; Moving the bills input to the deposit and withdrawal unit through an upper conveyance path; Discriminating at a discriminating unit whether or not there is an abnormality in the bills moving on the upper conveying path; Returning the suspicious bills that have been identified as abnormal bills in the discrimination unit to the deposit and withdrawal unit, and temporarily storing the normal bills with no abnormality in the temporary holding unit; Accommodating the normal bills temporarily stored in the temporary holding unit in a reflux cassette; And replenishing or recovering the bills from the safe.

In this case, the step of accommodating the normal banknote in the reflux cassette includes moving the normal banknote temporarily stored in the temporary holding unit back to the discriminating unit, again discriminating whether or not there is an abnormality in the banknote, and discriminating the banknote as an abnormal banknote in the discriminating unit. It is possible to collect the defective bills in the reject cassette, and transfer the normal bills without abnormalities in the discrimination unit to the reflux cassette.

In addition, the control method of the automated financial device, by moving the bill accommodated in the recirculation cassette to the discrimination unit, discriminating the presence or absence of an abnormality of the bill before withdrawal; And retrieving the defective banknote discriminated from the defective banknote by the discrimination unit with a reject cassette, and withdrawing the normal banknote discriminated by the defective banknote by the discrimination unit through the deposit/withdrawal unit.

In addition, the step of replenishing or recovering the bills from the safe may include moving the bills accommodated in the replenishment collection cassette to a discriminating unit to discriminate whether or not there is an abnormality in the bills before replenishment; And a step of receiving the defective banknote discriminated by the defective banknote in the discrimination unit in the reject cassette, and supplementing the normal banknote discriminated by the defective banknote by the discrimination unit to the reflux cassette.

In addition, the step of replenishing or recovering the bills from the safe may include moving the bills accommodated in the reflux cassette to a discriminating unit to discriminate whether or not the bills are abnormal before withdrawal; And receiving the defective banknotes classified as abnormal banknotes in the discrimination unit into the reject cassette, and recovering the normal banknotes discriminated by the defective banknotes by the discrimination unit in the replenishment collection cassette.

According to embodiments of the present invention, by simplifying the conveying path in the financial automation device into a two-stage conveying path of the upper conveying path and the lower conveying path, the effect of moving bills directly from the upper area of the safe to the cassette in the lower area. There is.

In addition, according to the embodiments of the present invention, there is an effect that it is possible to implement the efficient discrimination for bills by installing the discriminating unit on the upper conveying path.

In addition, according to embodiments of the present invention, when replenishment or collection of bills is required, by attaching and detaching the replenishment collection cassette to the front side of the safe, bills can be quickly and conveniently replenished or collected in a financial automation device. There is.

1 is a block diagram showing a financial automation device according to an embodiment of the present invention.
2 is a block diagram showing a control flow of a financial automation device according to another embodiment of the present invention.
3 is a state diagram illustrating a state in which bills are deposited and counted in the automated financial device according to an embodiment of the present invention.
Figure 4 is a state diagram showing a state in which bills are deposited and received in the automated financial device according to an embodiment of the present invention.
5 is a state diagram showing a state in which bills are withdrawn from the automated financial device according to an embodiment of the present invention.
6 is a state diagram showing a state in which bills are replenished in a financial automation device according to an embodiment of the present invention.
7 is a state diagram showing a state in which bills are collected in the automated financial device according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Hereinafter, a configuration and operation according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. The following description is one of the many aspects of the invention that are claimable, and the following description may form part of the detailed description of the invention. However, in describing the present invention, detailed descriptions of known configurations or functions may be omitted to clarify the present invention.

Since the present invention can make various changes and include various embodiments, specific embodiments will be illustrated in the drawings and described in the detailed description. However, this is not intended to limit the present invention to a specific embodiment, it should be understood to include all changes, equivalents, or substitutes included in the spirit and scope of the present invention.

In addition, terms including ordinal numbers such as first and second may be used to describe various elements, but the corresponding elements are not limited by these terms. These terms are only used for the purpose of distinguishing one component from another. When an element is referred to as being'connected' or'connected' to another element, it is understood that it may be directly connected or connected to the other element, but other elements may exist in the middle. It should be. The terms used in the present application are only used to describe specific embodiments, and are not intended to limit the present invention. Singular expressions include plural expressions unless the context clearly indicates otherwise.

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

1 is a block diagram illustrating a financial automation device according to an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a block diagram illustrating a control flow of a financial automation device according to another embodiment of the present invention.

As shown in Figures 1 to 2, the financial automation device 10 according to an embodiment of the present invention, the safe 200, the deposit and withdrawal unit 110, the transfer path 120, the discrimination unit 130, A temporary holding unit 140, a reflux cassette 150, a supplementary supply access unit 190, a supplement collection cassette 160, a reject cassette 170, a deposit cassette 180, and a controller 300 may be included. .

Specifically, the safe 200 may provide a storage space for storing bills. In this embodiment, the safe 200 is not limited to a storage space for bills, and the safe 200 may include a frame/housing that provides the overall appearance of the financial automation device 10.

A deposit/withdrawal unit 110 may be provided on the front upper side of the safe 200. In addition, the replenishment collection cassette 160 may be detachably mounted on the front and lower sides of the safe 200. Here, the front of the safe 200 may be understood as a direction in which banknotes are deposited and withdrawn by the customer (the right direction of the drawing).

The deposit/withdrawal unit 110 may provide a deposit/withdrawal space for inserting or receiving bills. The deposit/withdrawal unit 110 may be provided with a belt, a roller, a motor, etc. for transferring bills. The configurations of these belts, rollers, and motors are general matters in conveying bills, and thus detailed descriptions thereof will be omitted. The bills put into the deposit and withdrawal unit 110 may be conveyed to the discrimination unit 130 along the conveyance path 120.

The conveyance path 120 may provide a movement path of the bills in the inner space of the safe 200. The conveyance path 120 is a discrimination unit 130, a temporary holding unit 140, a reflux cassette 150, a deposit cassette 180, a reject cassette 170, or a replenishment collection of bills deposited through the deposit and withdrawal unit 110 The cassette 160 may be guided, or the bills discharged from the reflux cassette 150 or the replenishment collection cassette 160 may be guided to the discrimination unit 130 and the deposit/withdrawal unit 110.

The conveying path 120 may include an upper conveying path 121, a lower conveying path 122, and a branch conveying path provided in the upper area of the safe 200. The branch conveying path may include a first branch conveying path 124a, a second branch conveying path 124b, a third branch conveying path 124c, and a fourth branch conveying path 124d.

For example, the upper conveying path 121 may be provided above the lower conveying path 122. The discrimination unit 130 may be located on the upper conveying path 121. In the direction from the lower conveying path 122 toward the first branch conveying path 124a, the upper conveying path 121 has a discriminating part 130, a branch point to the third branch conveying path 124c, and a second branch conveying path. The branch point to 124b and the branch point to the first branch conveyance path 124a may be placed sequentially.

The lower conveying path 122 may be connected to the gate part 123 through the fourth branch conveying path 124d. The lower conveying path 122 may be branched downward and directly connected to the reflux cassette 150. The lower conveying path 122 can directly exchange the reflux cassette 150 and the bills. The lower conveying path 122 and the upper conveying path 121 may form a closed loop as a whole.

The first branch conveying path 124a may be a conveying path for conveying bills between the deposit/withdrawal unit 110 and the upper conveying path 121. The second branch conveying path 124b may be branched from the upper conveying path 121 and connected to the deposit/withdrawal unit 110. The branching direction of the second branch conveying path 124b may be an upper part of the upper conveying path 121.

The third branch conveying path 124c may be branched from the upper conveying path 121 and connected to the temporary holding part 140. The branching direction of the third branch conveying path 124c may be an upper part of the upper conveying path 121. The fourth branch conveying path 124d may be branched from the upper conveying path 121 and connected to the gate part 123. The gate unit 123 may guide the bills to supply bills to the reflux cassette 150 or to receive bills discharged from the reflux cassette 150.

The lower conveying path 122 may be connected in a closed loop form with the upper conveying path 121 to connect the upper conveying path 121 and the cassettes (reflux cassette, deposit cassette, reject cassette, etc.). The lower conveying path 122 directly conveys the bills received through the upper conveying path 121 to the reflux cassette 150, the deposit cassette 180, or the reject cassette 170, or directly transfers the bills from the reflux cassette 150. It can be provided and transported to the upper transport path 121.

Switching gates (not shown) for changing the movement path of bills may be provided at branch points of the upper and lower conveying paths 121 and 122. The switching gate is a method of changing the posture by rotation, and the movement path of the bill can be selectively determined.

The discrimination unit 130 may be installed on the conveying path 120, more specifically, the upper conveying path 121. The discrimination unit 130 may discriminate whether or not there is an abnormality in the banknote passing through the upper conveyance path 121 and the type of ticket. During the deposit counting of the bills, the normal bills that have been differentiated by the discrimination unit 130 into the bills that are not abnormal can be temporarily stored in the temporary holding unit 140, and are distinguished by the discrimination unit 130 into bills with an abnormality. The suspected bills may be returned through the deposit/withdrawal unit 110 and returned to the customer.

And when the banknotes are deposited and received, the normal banknotes temporarily stored in the temporary holding unit 140 are discriminated again by the discriminating unit 130, and then returned to the recirculation cassette 150 or the deposit cassette 180 suitable for the type of book. Can be. In this case, the defective banknote that is classified as the abnormal banknote by the identification unit 130 may be conveyed to the reject cassette 170.

In addition, when the bill is withdrawn, the bill accommodated in the reflux cassette 150 may be determined whether or not the bill is abnormal by the discrimination unit 130 before withdrawal. Defective bills having an abnormality in the determining unit 130 may be accommodated in the reject cassette 170, and normal bills having no abnormality in the determining unit 130 may be withdrawn through the deposit/withdrawal unit 110.

In addition, when replenishing the bills, the bills accommodated in the replenishment collection cassette 160 may be discriminated by the discrimination unit 130 before replenishment to determine the type of bill and the presence or absence of an abnormality. Defective bills that have been identified as abnormal bills in the discrimination unit 130 can be recovered with the reject cassette 170, and normal bills that are not abnormal in the discrimination unit 130 are supplemented with a reflux cassette 150 suitable for the corresponding volume. Can be.

In addition, when the bills are recovered, the bills accommodated in the reflux cassette 150 may be discriminated for an abnormality of the bills by the discriminating unit 130 before collection. Defective bills having an abnormality in the determining unit 130 may be accommodated in the reject cassette 170, and normal bills having no abnormality in the determining unit 130 may be accommodated in the replenishment collection cassette 160.

The temporary holding unit 140 may provide a storage space for temporarily storing the bills classified by the determining unit 130. The temporary holding unit 140 may receive the bills differentiated through the discrimination unit 130 through the upper conveyance path 121.

The reflux cassette 150 may provide a stack space capable of storing bills when depositing/refilling. In addition, the reflux cassette 150 may discharge bills stored in the stack space upon withdrawal/recovery. The reflux cassette 150 may include a plurality of cassettes having different sizes depending on the volume type.

For example, the reflux cassette 150 may include a small cassette 151 providing a small stack space and a large cassette 152 providing a stack space relatively larger than the small cassette 151. have. In this embodiment, the small cassette 151 may be provided in a plurality of stacked in the vertical direction from the bottom of the safe 200. The large cassette 152 may be provided in a plurality of spaced apart from the bottom of the safe 200 in the front-rear direction.

The supplementary supply access unit 190 may be provided at the front of the safe 200 to receive bills to be taken out to the user. The replenishment collection cassette 160 may be selectively attached to and detached from the replenishment supply entry/exit part 190.

The replenishment collection cassette 160 may be selectively attached to and detached from the replenishment supply entry 190 so as to be linked with the conveyance path 120. The replenishment collection cassette 160 replenishes bills in the safe 200 or bills in the safe 200 under the control of the controller 300 without opening the door (not shown) of the safe 200 Can be stored.

For example, when replenishment of bills in the reflux cassette 150 is required, the manager may install the replenishment collection cassette 160 in which a specific bill is stored in the replenishment supply entry 190 of the safe 200. , The bills stored in the replenishment collection cassette 160 may be conveyed to the reflux cassette 150 inside the safe 200 along the moving path of the conveying path 120.

In addition, when collection of bills in the reflux cassette 150 is required, the manager may install the replenishment collection cassette 160 in the replenishment supply entry 190 of the safe 200, and the inside of the reflux cassette 150 The received bills may be conveyed to the replenishment collection cassette 160 along the moving path of the conveyance path 120.

The reject cassette 170 may accommodate a defective banknote that has an abnormality among banknotes discriminated by the discrimination unit 130. In addition, the deposit cassette 180 may receive a normal bill that is not abnormal among bills that have been discriminated by the discrimination unit 130. In this embodiment, the deposit cassette 180 may be mounted in a lower storage space provided inside the front of the safe 200, and the reject cassette 170 may be mounted in an upper storage space provided inside the front of the safe 200. I can.

The controller 300 may control the flow of bills in the financial automation device. The controller 300 may be implemented by a computing device including a microprocessor, a memory, and the like, and the implementation method is obvious to those skilled in the art, and thus a detailed description thereof will be omitted. However, in this embodiment, the controller 300 may be implemented in the following manner.

3 is a state diagram illustrating a state in which bills are deposited and counted in the automated financial device according to an embodiment of the present invention.

As shown in FIG. 3, when the bill is input to the deposit and withdrawal unit 110 when the bill is deposited and counted, the controller 300 moves the bill to the discrimination unit 130 through the conveyance path 120 (lower conveyance path (122) and the first branch conveyance path (124a)), it is possible to discriminate the presence or absence of an abnormality of the bill in the discrimination unit 130. And the controller 300 can return the suspicious bills (suspicious bills), which have been identified as abnormal bills in the determining unit 130, to the deposit and withdrawal unit 110 (dotted line path), and there is no abnormality in the determining unit 130. It is possible to temporarily store the normal bills differentiated into bills in the temporary holding unit 140 (solid line path).

Figure 4 is a state diagram showing a state in which bills are deposited and received in the automated financial device according to an embodiment of the present invention.

As shown in FIG. 4, when depositing and receiving banknotes, the controller 300 moves the normal banknote temporarily stored in the temporary holding unit 140 back to the discrimination unit 130 (the third branch transfer path 124c and the upper By passing through the conveyance path 121), the discrimination unit 130 may again discriminate whether or not there is an abnormality in the bill. In addition, the controller 300 may store the defective banknotes that have been identified as abnormal banknotes in the identification unit 130 (dotted line path), and the banknotes that have no abnormality in the identification unit 130 Normal bills can be conveyed to the reflux cassette 150 (solid line path).

5 is a state diagram showing a state in which bills are withdrawn from the automated financial device according to an embodiment of the present invention.

As shown in FIG. 5, when withdrawing the bill, the controller 300 moves the bill accommodated in the reflux cassette 150 to the discrimination unit 130 (pass through the lower conveying path 122 and the upper conveying path 121). As a result, the determining unit 130 may discriminate whether or not there is an abnormality in the bill before withdrawal. In addition, the controller 300 may store the defective banknotes that have been identified as abnormal banknotes in the identification unit 130 (dotted line path), and the banknotes that have no abnormality in the identification unit 130 Normal bills can be withdrawn through the deposit and withdrawal unit 110 (solid line path).

6 is a state diagram showing a state in which bills are replenished in a financial automation device according to an embodiment of the present invention.

6, when replenishing bills, the controller 300 moves the bills accommodated in the replenishment and collection cassette 160 to the discrimination unit 130 (the fourth branch conveyance path 124d, the upper conveyance path 121 ) Pass), and the discrimination unit 130 may discriminate whether or not there is an abnormality in the bill before replenishment. In addition, the controller 300 may store the defective banknotes that have been identified as abnormal banknotes in the identification unit 130 (dotted line path), and the banknotes that have no abnormality in the identification unit 130 Normal banknotes can be replenished to the reflux cassette 150 (solid line path).

7 is a state diagram showing a state in which bills are collected in the automated financial device according to an embodiment of the present invention.

As shown in FIG. 7, when collecting the bills, the controller 300 moves the bills accommodated in the reflux cassette 150 to the discrimination unit 130 (pass through the lower conveying path 122 and the upper conveying path 121). As a result, the determining unit 130 may discriminate whether or not there is an abnormality in the bill before collection. In addition, the controller 300 may store the defective banknotes that have been identified as abnormal banknotes in the identification unit 130 (dotted line path), and the banknotes that have no abnormality in the identification unit 130 Normal bills can be stored in the replenishment collection cassette 160 (solid line path).

On the other hand, the control method of the automated financial device according to an aspect of the present invention, the step of inputting the bill to the deposit and withdrawal unit, the step of moving the bill through a conveyance path, and the step of discriminating whether or not there is an abnormality of the bill in the discrimination unit, It may include the step of temporarily storing the normal bills in the temporary holding unit, the step of accommodating the normal bills in the reflux cassette, and the step of replenishing or recovering the bills from the safe.

In the step of inserting the bills into the deposit and withdrawal unit, the bills for deposit may be injected into the automated financial device through the deposit and withdrawal unit 110. In this case, the deposit/withdrawal unit 110 may provide a deposit/withdrawal space for inserting or receiving bills. The bills put into the deposit and withdrawal unit 110 may be conveyed to the discrimination unit 130 along the conveyance path 120.

In the step of moving the bills through the conveyance path, the bills inputted through the deposit/withdrawal unit 110 may be moved to the discrimination unit 130 through the moving path of the conveyance path 120. The discrimination unit 130 may discriminate whether or not there is an abnormality in the banknote passing through the conveyance path 120 and the type of ticket.

In the step of temporarily storing the normal banknotes in the temporary holding unit, the suspicious banknotes may be returned to the deposit/withdrawal unit 110 and the normal banknotes may be temporarily stored in the temporary holding unit 140. For example, a normal bill that has been classified as a bill with no abnormality by the discrimination unit 130 may be temporarily stored in the temporary holding unit 140, and a suspicious bill that has been discriminated by the discrimination unit 130 into a bill with an abnormality is , It may be returned through the deposit and withdrawal unit 110 and returned to the customer.

The step of accommodating the normal bills in the reflux cassette is, after the normal bills temporarily stored in the temporary holding unit 140 are re-differentiated by the determination unit 130, the reflux cassette 150 or the deposit cassette ( 180) can be returned.

The step of replenishing or recovering the bills from the safe includes, when replenishing the bills, the replenishment collection cassette 160 is mounted on the front outer side of the safe 200, and the bills accommodated in the replenishment collection cassette 160 are discriminated by the discrimination unit 130. ), after discriminating the type of bill and whether there is an abnormality in the bill, the defective bill, which is classified as a bill with an abnormality in the discrimination unit 130, is received in the reject cassette 170, and the bill with no abnormality in the discrimination unit 130 corresponds It can be supplemented with the reflux cassette 150 suitable for the volume type.

In addition, the step of replenishing or recovering bills from the safe includes, when collecting bills, the replenishment and collection cassette 160 is mounted on the front outer side of the safe 200, and the bills accommodated in the reflux cassette 150 are discriminated by a discrimination unit ( After discriminating whether or not there is an error in the banknote at 130), the defective banknote having an abnormality in the discrimination unit 130 can be stored in the reject cassette 170, and the normal banknote that has no abnormality in the discrimination unit 130 is replenished and collected. It can be recovered at (160).

Thereafter, for withdrawal of the bill, the bill accommodated in the recirculation cassette 150 is moved to the discrimination unit 130 to discriminate the presence or absence of the bill before withdrawal, and the discrimination unit 130 determines whether the bill has an abnormality. The bills are accommodated in the reject cassette 170, and the normal bills classified as normal bills with no abnormality in the determining unit 130 may be withdrawn through the deposit/withdrawal unit 110.

As described above, the present invention has an excellent advantage of being able to quickly and conveniently replenish or collect bills in a financial automation device by attaching and detaching the replenishment collection cassette to the front side of the safe when replenishment or collection of bills is required. .

Although the embodiments of the present invention have been described with reference to the accompanying drawings, those of ordinary skill in the art to which the present invention pertains can be implemented in other specific forms without changing the technical spirit or essential features. You will be able to understand. For example, a person skilled in the art may change the material, size, etc. of each component according to the field of application, or combine or substitute embodiments to implement it in a form not clearly disclosed in the embodiments of the present invention, but this is also the present invention. It does not go beyond the scope of. Therefore, the embodiments described above are illustrative in all respects and should not be understood as limiting, and it should be said that these modified embodiments are included in the technical idea described in the claims of the present invention.

10: financial automation device 110: deposit and withdrawal
120: conveyance path 130: discrimination unit
140: temporary holding unit 150: reflux cassette
160: replenishment collection cassette 170: reject cassette
180: deposit cassette 200: safe
300: controller

Claims (10)

A deposit/withdrawal unit for the user to insert the bill or to take out the bill to the user;
An upper conveying path providing a moving path of bills to be deposited and withdrawn through the deposit and withdrawal unit;
A lower conveying path connected to the upper conveying path to form a closed loop;
A discrimination unit installed on the upper conveying path to discriminate whether or not an abnormality of the bill is present;
A temporary holding unit for temporarily storing the bills classified by the differentiation unit;
A safe providing a storage space for storing the bills;
It is mounted in the storage space of the safe and includes a plurality of reflux cassettes capable of depositing and withdrawing bills from the lower conveying path,
In the upper conveying path
A branch point branching from the discrimination unit to the temporary holding unit and a branch branch branching from the deposit/withdrawal unit are sequentially provided along the front from the rear of the safe,
Financial automation device. The method of claim 1,
The bills put into the deposit/withdrawal part pass through the upper conveying path and then enter the discrimination part,
The normal bills determined as normal in the discrimination unit are branched to the temporary holding unit,
The suspicious bill determined to be abnormal in the discrimination unit is branched to the deposit and withdrawal port,
Financial automation device. The method of claim 1,
Further comprising a replenishment collection cassette for replenishing bills or collecting bills in the reflux cassette,
In the front part of the safe
A replenishment supply access part for connecting between the replenishment collection cassette and the upper conveyance path is provided,
Financial automation device. The method of claim 3,
The replenishment bills taken out from the replenishment collection cassette are replenished with each of the reflux cassettes according to the type of ticket through the lower conveying path after entering the upper conveying path and passing through the discriminating part,
Financial automation device. The method of claim 3,
The collection bills carried out from each of the reflux cassettes enter the lower conveying path, pass through the discrimination section of the upper conveying path, and are then recovered into the replenishment collection cassette,
Financial automation device. A deposit/withdrawal unit for the user to insert the bill or to take out the bill to the user; An upper conveying path providing a moving path of bills to be deposited and withdrawn through the deposit and withdrawal unit; A lower conveying path connected to the upper conveying path to form a closed loop; A discrimination unit installed on the upper conveying path to discriminate whether or not an abnormality of the bill is present; A temporary holding unit for temporarily storing the bills classified by the differentiation unit; A safe providing a storage space for storing the bills; A branch that is mounted in the storage space of the safe and includes a plurality of reflux cassettes capable of depositing and withdrawing bills from the lower conveying path, and the upper conveying path is branched from the discrimination part to the temporary holding part along the front from the rear of the safe. In the control method of a financial automation device in which a branch and a branch branch branched to the deposit and withdrawal unit are sequentially provided,
Injecting the bill into the deposit and withdrawal unit;
Moving the bills input to the deposit and withdrawal unit through an upper conveyance path;
Discriminating at a discriminating unit whether or not there is an abnormality in the bills moving on the upper conveying path;
Returning the suspicious bills that have been identified as abnormal bills in the discrimination unit to the deposit and withdrawal unit, and temporarily storing the normal bills with no abnormality in the temporary holding unit;
Accommodating the normal bills temporarily stored in the temporary holding unit in a reflux cassette; And
Including; replenishing or recovering bills from the safe
Control method of financial automation equipment. The method of claim 6,
The step of accommodating the normal bills in a reflux cassette,
The normal banknote temporarily stored in the temporary holding unit is moved back to the discrimination unit, and the presence or absence of the banknote is again discriminated, and the defective banknote discriminated as an abnormal banknote in the discrimination unit is recovered with a reject cassette, and in the discrimination unit Transferring normal bills with no abnormalities to the reflux cassette,
Control method of financial automation equipment. The method of claim 6,
Moving the bills accommodated in the reflux cassette to a discriminating unit to discriminate whether or not the bills are abnormal before withdrawal; And
Retrieving the defective banknotes that have been identified as abnormal banknotes in the discrimination unit with a reject cassette, and withdrawing the normal banknotes that have been discriminated by the defector banknotes in the discrimination unit through the deposit and withdrawal unit; further comprising,
Control method of financial automation equipment. The method of claim 6,
The step of replenishing or recovering the bills from the safe,
Moving the bills accommodated in the replenishment collection cassette to a discriminating unit to discriminate whether or not the bills are abnormal before replenishment; And
Comprising; Including; receiving the defective banknotes discriminated into the defective banknotes in the discrimination unit in the reject cassette, and replenishing the normal banknotes discriminated by the no-error banknotes in the discrimination unit to the reflux cassette; including,
Control method of financial automation equipment. The method of claim 6,
The step of replenishing or recovering the bills from the safe,
Moving the bills accommodated in the reflux cassette to a discriminating unit to discriminate whether or not the bills are abnormal before withdrawal; And
Including; storing the defective bills, which are classified as abnormal bills in the discrimination unit, in the reject cassette, and recovering the normal bills discriminated as bills with no abnormality in the discrimination unit, in the replenishment collection cassette; including,
Control method of financial automation equipment.

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