WO1999050798A1 - Procede et appareil de traitement de papier-monnaie - Google Patents
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- G—PHYSICS
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- the present invention relates to a banknote processing method and apparatus used for various automatic service devices such as vending machines, and more particularly to a banknote processing method and apparatus for preventing malfunction due to dirt on an optical sensor.
- the banknote handling machine used for various automatic service devices transports bills inserted from the bill insertion slot through the inside of the machine using a transport belt driven by a transport mode, and a bill identification sensor.
- the banknote that has been judged to be genuine is temporarily held (escrowed) based on the output of this banknote identification sensor, and if a refund command is issued thereafter, the temporarily held banknote is transferred
- the banknotes are returned to the bill insertion slot by reversing the banknotes, and if a collection command is issued, the temporarily held bills are accumulated in the stat force.
- FIG. 7 is a side view showing a configuration example of the banknote handling apparatus.
- the banknote handling machine 50 includes a banknote insertion slot 51, a banknote transport path 52, a scanner 53, a banker 54, a mobile phone 55, a banknote conveyor belt 56, and a pulley 5 7 and 58, an entrance sensor 59, an optical sensor 60, a magnetic sensor 61, and a bill passing sensor 62.
- the bill 70 When inserting the bill 70 into the bill processing apparatus 50, first, the bill 70 is inserted from the bill insertion slot 51. When the bill 70 is inserted, the entrance sensor 59 detects this, and drives the shirt motor 55 to open the shirt 54. When the shirt 54 is set, the bill 70 is transported in the bill transport path 52 by a bill transport belt 56 suspended by pulleys 57 and 58 driven by a transport mode (not shown). When the bill 70 conveyed in the bill conveyance path 52 passes through the optical sensor 60 and the magnetic sensor 61, the authenticity of the bill 70 is determined based on the output of each sensor. For example, the banknote 70 that has passed through the optical sensor 60 and the magnetic sensor 61 is stopped at the position shown in FIG. 8 and temporarily held (escrowed).
- the transport mode (not shown) is reversed, and the banknote 70 is discharged from the banknote inlet 51.
- a control unit (not shown) collects and stores the banknote 70. The money collection process is started, and based on this, the transport mode (not shown) rotates forward to transport the banknotes 70 and accumulate the banknotes 53.
- FIG. 9 is a diagram showing a state of each part when the bill 70 is inserted into the bill processing apparatus 50.
- the entrance sensor 59 detects the bill 70, and based on this, the transport motor (not shown) is activated. Turns forward and starts transporting banknote 70.
- the optical sensor 60 detects this, and then the bill passage sensor 62 detects the bill 70.
- the conveyance mode stops.
- the transport mode is rotated forward again, and the banknote 70 is stored in the storage unit 53.
- the transport mode is reversed as shown in Fig. 9 (b), and the banknote 70 is inserted into the banknote insertion slot 51. It is conveyed in the direction, passes through the positions of the optical sensor 60 and the entrance sensor 59 in order, and is discharged from the bill insertion entrance 51.
- FIG. 10 is a diagram showing an example of detecting an abnormal state.
- Fig. 10 (a) shows an example of detecting the backflow of a banknote.After the banknote 70 is held for a while, the optical sensor 60, which should not originally detect the banknote during the accumulation process, detects the banknote. As a result, the transfer mode is stopped assuming that the banknote 70 has been illegally pulled out, and the processing for the bow pullout is performed.
- Fig. 10 (b) shows an example of detection of a banknote, that is, in the process of inserting the banknote 70, even though the transport mode is rotating forward and the banknote 70 is being transported. Since the optical sensor 60 continues to detect the bill 70, the conveyance mode is stopped assuming that the bill has occurred, and the processing for the bill is performed.
- the output level of the optical sensor 60 may change due to dirt or the like.
- dirt accumulates on the optical sensor 60 depending on the installation location and environment, and the output level may be unstable.
- the optical sensor 60 normally (in a state where there is little dirt), the optical sensor 60 having an output level as shown in FIG. 11 (a) due to accumulation of dirt causes the output level during standby as shown in FIG.
- the determination value threshold level
- the determination result becomes unstable, and the banknote 70 is inserted even if it is relatively stable during standby, and the banknote ⁇ 0 is inserted after passing. An unstable state may be detected.
- the control unit (not shown) performs processing such as abnormal stop, that is, malfunctions.
- the output level of the optical sensor used becomes unstable due to accumulation of dirt, and a malfunction may occur. Such malfunctions not only lead to lost product sales opportunities (when used in vending machines, etc.), but also cause user distrust and trouble. Disclosure of the invention
- the present invention reduces the rate of occurrence of false detection due to dirt on the optical sensor, It is an object of the present invention to provide a banknote processing method and apparatus capable of preventing cropping. To achieve this object, in the invention of claim 1,
- the position of the inserted bill is acquired based on the presence or absence of the bill detected by a plurality of sensors including at least one optical sensor, and the inserted bill is conveyed and accepted or accepted based on the acquired position of the bill.
- a judgment value for judging the bill is set each time a bill is inserted, and the set judgment value is compared with the output level of the optical sensor, based on the comparison result. It is characterized in that the presence or absence of the inserted bill is detected.
- the determination value is a
- It is set according to the output level of the optical sensor in a standby state immediately before the bill is inserted.
- the predetermined judgment value is used as the first judgment value
- a determination value set every time the bill is inserted is defined as a second determination value
- the presence or absence of the bill is detected based on a comparison result between the second determination value and the output level of the optical sensor.
- the position of the inserted bill is acquired based on the presence or absence of the bill detected by a plurality of sensors including at least one optical sensor, and the inserted bill is transported and accepted or received based on the acquired position of the bill.
- an entrance sensor for detecting that a bill has been inserted In the bill processing device to be returned, an entrance sensor for detecting that a bill has been inserted,
- Setting means for setting a judgment value for judging a bill each time insertion of a bill is detected by the entrance sensor
- Storage means for storing the determination value set by the setting means
- the presence or absence of the inserted bill is detected based on a comparison result by the comparing means.
- the setting means The setting means,
- the determination value is set according to an output level of the optical sensor in a standby state immediately before the bill is inserted.
- the storage means The storage means,
- a preset judgment value is stored as a first judgment value, and a judgment value set by the setting means is stored as a second judgment value.
- the comparing means compares the first determination value stored in the storage means with the output level of the optical sensor in a state where the entrance sensor has not detected insertion of the bill, In the state where insertion of the light sensor is detected, the second determination value stored in the storage means is compared with the output level of the optical sensor
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a control system of the banknote handling apparatus according to the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram illustrating an example of a standby level of the optical sensor 12 and a determination value.
- FIG. 3 is a flowchart showing a flow of the operation of the banknote processing apparatus 1.
- FIG. 4 is a flowchart showing the flow of the counterfeit note return process.
- FIG. 5 is a flowchart showing the flow of the money collection process.
- 'FIG. 6 is a flowchart showing the flow of the refund process.
- FIG. 7 is a side view showing a configuration example of the banknote handling apparatus.
- FIG. 8 is a diagram showing a state in which banknotes are temporarily held.
- FIG. 9 is a diagram illustrating a state of each unit when the bill 70 is inserted into the bill processing apparatus 50.
- FIG. 10 is a diagram showing an example of detecting an abnormal state.
- FIG. 11 is a diagram showing a change in the output level of the optical sensor due to dirt.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a control system of the banknote handling machine according to the present invention.
- the banknote handling machine 1 has a control unit (CPU) 10, an entrance sensor 11, an optical sensor 12, a magnetic sensor 13, a (banknote) passage sensor 14, a memory 15, and a driving circuit 16. , A bill transport motor 17, a synchronizing signal generator 18, a drive circuit 19, a shirt circuit 20, a drive circuit 21, and a stack module 22.
- the banknote processing apparatus 1 has the same configuration as the banknote processing apparatus 50 (see FIG. 7) described in the above-described conventional technology, and includes an entrance sensor 11, an optical sensor 12, a magnetic sensor 13, and a passage sensor. Reference numerals 14 correspond to the entrance sensor 59, the optical sensor 60, the magnetic sensor 61, and the bill passing sensor 62, respectively.
- the memory 15 stores a judgment value for judging the presence or absence of a bill from the output of each of the entrance sensor 11, the optical sensor 12, the magnetic sensor 13, and the passage sensor 14.
- the bill transport motor 17 is power for driving a bill transport belt (not shown) for transporting inserted bills
- the drive circuit 16 is a circuit for driving the bill transport motor 17.
- the synchronization signal generator 18 outputs a signal synchronized with the rotation of the bill transport motor 17. Since the synchronization signal generated by the synchronization signal generator 18 is also a value indicating the distance of the conveyed banknotes, the banknotes are clogged when the value of the count of the synchronizing signals is different from the position of the banknotes output by each sensor. Can be detected.
- the shirt motor 20 is power for driving a shirt (not shown), and the drive circuit 19 is the drive circuit.
- Stack Mo 2 2 illustrates the temporarily held banknotes
- the driving circuit 21 is a power for driving a mechanism (not shown) for accumulating the unsmooth force, and the driving circuit 21 is the driving circuit.
- two types of determination values for determining the presence or absence of a banknote from the output of the optical sensor 12 are set.
- One of the determination values is a first determination value which is a preset absolute level, and the other is a second determination determined according to a standby (output) level of the optical sensor 12 immediately before a bill is inserted.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram illustrating an example of a standby level of the optical sensor 12 and a determination value.
- the first judgment value is an absolute level set in advance
- the second judgment value is set to a value that is changed from the standby level by a fixed ratio.
- step 101 When power is turned on, the banknote handling machine 1 first enters a standby state (step 101).
- the bill processing device 1 is abnormally stopped (step 104). This abnormal stop is performed because there is a possibility that the cause of the bill being detected without passing through the bill insertion slot is the occurrence of a banknote clogging at the time of the previous power shutdown (including the power shutdown due to the power failure).
- the second determination value cannot be set. Therefore, the bill detection is performed based on the first determination value which is an absolute level. Is going. Also, if the optical sensor 12 detects the banknote based on the first determination value even though the banknote is not actually clogged, this is an erroneous detection due to contamination of the optical sensor 12, If the optical sensor 12 is dirty enough to cause erroneous detection in the standby state, it needs to be cleaned, and in this case, an abnormal stop will occur.
- the control unit 10 outputs the optical sensor 12 in the standby state.
- the level (standby level) is stored in the memory 15 (step 105), and the second judgment value is determined based on the level (step 106).
- the control unit 10 When the second judgment value is determined, the control unit 10 operates the driving circuit 19 to operate the shirt evening mode 20 and opens the shirt (not shown), and operates the driving circuit 16 to drive the bill transport motor 17. Then, conveyance of the inserted bill is started (step 107). When the conveyance of the bill is started, the control unit 10 waits for the passage of the bill detected based on the output of the optical sensor 12 and the second judgment value (NO in step 108), and the passage of the bill is detected. (YES in step 108), the banknote transport motor 17 is stopped via the drive circuit 16 to stop the transport of the banknote, and the shirt circuit 20 is operated via the drive circuit 19 to close the shirt block (step 109).
- the state in which the conveyance is stopped is a state in which the banknote is temporarily held (escrowed), and the authenticity of the inserted banknote is determined in this state (step 110).
- the determination of authenticity is made based on the outputs of the optical sensor 12 and the magnetic sensor 13 during the transport of the banknote shown in steps 107 to 109, and when it is determined that the banknote is a counterfeit banknote (NO in step 110). Then, a counterfeit note return process described later is performed (step 111).
- the control unit 10 waits for a collection command or a refund command based on a user operation to be issued (NO in each of steps 112, 114, and 116). During this time, if a reverse flow of the banknote is detected based on the output of the optical sensor 12 and the second determination value (YES in step 112), it is determined that the banknote has been illegally extracted, and the abnormality is detected in the pullout detection process. A stop is performed (step 113). Here, abnormal stop is performed as pull-out detection processing.
- step 112 if there is a collection command (YES in step 114), the collection process described later is performed (step 115), and if there is a refund command ( At step 116 (YES), a refund process described later is performed (step 117).
- step 111 the counterfeit ticket return processing in step 111 will be described with reference to FIG.
- the control unit 10 When the counterfeit ticket return process is started (Step 201), the control unit 10 operates the drive circuit 19 to operate the shirt evening mode 20, opens the shirt evening (not shown), and operates the drive circuit 16 to transport bills.
- the motor 17 is driven (reverse rotation) to start transporting the temporarily held bill toward the bill insertion slot (step 202).
- the controller 10 waits for the passage of the bill detected based on the output of the optical sensor 12 and the second determination value (NO in step 203), and the passage of the bill is detected. (YES in step 203), the banknote transport module 17 is stopped via the drive circuit 16 to stop the transport of the banknote (step 204), and the entrance sensor 11 detects that the user has received the returned banknote.
- the shutter circuit 20 When it is detected from the output of, the shutter circuit 20 is operated via the drive circuit 19 to close the shirt and return to the standby state (step 205).
- step 115 the payment processing in step 115 will be described with reference to FIG.
- the control unit 10 When the money collection process is started (step 301), the control unit 10 operates the drive circuit 16 to drive (forward) the banknote transport motor 17 to move the temporarily held banknotes in the direction of the sticker. Is started (step 302).
- the control unit 10 waits for the passage of the bill detected based on the output of the optical sensor 12 and the second determination value (NO in steps 303 and 305).
- the backflow of the banknote is detected based on the output of step 12 and the second determination value (YES in step 303)
- an abnormal stop which is the pullout detection process, is performed ( Step 304). Note that, in this pull-out detection process, a process other than the abnormal stop may be performed in the same manner as the pull-out detection process in step 113 described above.
- Step 30 if the passage of the bill is detected based on the output of the optical sensor 12 and the second determination value (Step 30). (YES at 5), the banknote transfer module 17 is stopped via the drive circuit 16 to stop the banknote transfer (step 30), and the stack module 22 is operated via the drive circuit 21. Then, the banknotes are stored in a storage device (not shown) and stored (step 307), and the process returns to the standby state (step 308).
- step 401 the control unit 10 operates the drive circuit 19 to operate the shirt motor 20 to open the shirt circuit (not shown), and starts the drive circuit 16
- the banknotes are then operated to drive the banknote transport module 17 (reverse rotation), and the banknotes that have been temporarily held are started to be transported toward the banknote insertion slot (step 402).
- the control unit 10 waits for the passage of the bill detected based on the output of the optical sensor 12 and the second determination value (NO in step 4003), and When passage is detected
- step 400 the banknote transport motor 17 is stopped via the drive circuit 16 to stop the transport of the banknote (step 4004), and it is determined that the user has received the returned banknote.
- the shirt circuit 20 is operated via the drive circuit 19 to close the shirt circuit and return to the standby state (step 405).
- a determination value for determining the presence or absence of a bill from the output of the optical sensor is determined based on a first determination value set in advance and an output of the optical sensor in a standby state at the time of insertion of the bill. It is configured to set two types of judgment values. According to this configuration, the bill at power-on and the limit of dirt on the optical sensor can be detected by the first determination value, and the bill inserted "" without erroneous detection by the second determination value. Can be performed.
- the second determination value is determined each time a bill is inserted, erroneous detection can be performed even for non-accumulated temporary dirt such as dew condensation or clouding due to changes in temperature or humidity.
- Banknotes can be processed as soon as possible, and since the second judgment value set by this temporary dirt is valid only for the banknote inserted at the time of setting, it is inserted after the next time There is no decrease in the accuracy of detecting bills to be performed.
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AU29604/99A AU731646B2 (en) | 1998-04-01 | 1999-03-30 | Method and apparatus for processing paper money |
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