WO2014112271A1

WO2014112271A1 - Paper currency handling device and paper currency detection method

Info

Publication number: WO2014112271A1
Application number: PCT/JP2013/083732
Authority: WO
Inventors: 英治水野
Original assignee: 日立オムロンターミナルソリューションズ株式会社
Priority date: 2013-01-21
Filing date: 2013-12-17
Publication date: 2014-07-24
Also published as: CN103942873A; CN103942873B; JP2014139710A; JP5980134B2

Abstract

A paper currency handling device comprises: paper currency storage vaults which store paper currency; a conveyance path which is connected to the paper currency storage vaults and capable of conveying the paper currency within the paper currency handling device; a jam detection part which is capable of detecting a paper currency jam in the conveyance path; and an output part which is capable of outputting a message. When a first condition, including the detection by the jam detection part that the paper currency has jammed in the conveyance path, is satisfied, the paper currency handling device causes the output part to output a notice to the effect that a record is to be made for non-stored paper currency which is deposited in the paper currency handling device and not stored in the paper currency storage vaults.

Description

Bill handling apparatus and bill detection method

Import by reference

This application claims the priority of Japanese Patent Application No. 2013-007987 filed on January 21, 2013, and is incorporated herein by reference.

The present invention relates to a bill handling apparatus.

For example, as described in Patent Document 1, when a banknote jam occurs, the conventional banknote handling apparatus is a banknote that was in the banknote handling apparatus when the transport jam occurred. Based on the serial number related to the read banknote, only the banknote having the same serial number as this serial number is received in the banknote handling apparatus. Moreover, the conventional banknote handling apparatus is capable of accepting the same amount of banknotes when there are banknotes that cannot be received because they are torn or wrinkled.

JP 2012-27556 A

However, in the technique described in Patent Document 1, banknotes that are torn or trapped due to a jam need to be returned to the banknote handling device through exchange with alternative banknotes of the same amount. In this case, a new cash management standard and operation method for giving the cashier for the banknote handling apparatus a replacement cash is necessary, and the cash for the exchange must be prepared above all.
Then, this invention provides the banknote handling apparatus which can manage the banknote which cannot be put in a banknote handling apparatus.

In order to solve the above-mentioned problem, the present invention is a banknote handling apparatus, which is connected to a banknote storage that stores banknotes, and is connected to the banknote storage, and is capable of transporting banknotes in the banknote handling apparatus, A clogging detection unit capable of detecting clogging of banknotes in the conveyance path, and an output unit capable of outputting a message, wherein the bill handling device has detected that the banknotes are clogged in the conveyance path by the clogging detection unit. When the first condition including the case is satisfied, the output unit is configured to output that the non-stored banknotes that have been inserted into the banknote handling apparatus but are not stored in the banknote storage are to be recorded.

According to the present invention, banknotes that do not enter the banknote storage can be managed.

Problems, configurations, and effects other than those described above will be clarified by the following description of embodiments.
Other objects, features and advantages of the present invention will become apparent from the following description of embodiments of the present invention with reference to the accompanying drawings.

Schematic which shows the structure of the banknote handling apparatus 100 as one Embodiment of this invention. Schematic which shows the structure of the banknote handling part 110. FIG. The flowchart which shows the flow of the money_receiving | payment process in this embodiment. The flowchart which shows the flow of the payment process in this embodiment. The flowchart which shows the process at the time of jam generation in this embodiment. The banknote conveyance error process screen displayed before payment confirmation (step S114) at the time of a payment process. The banknote conveyance error process screen displayed except in the case of FIG. The figure which shows the information recorded on the memory | storage device 210. FIG. The flowchart which shows the close examination process in this embodiment. A screen displaying information on specially managed banknotes.

Next, embodiments of the present invention will be described in the following order.
A. Embodiment:
A-1. Device configuration:
A-2. Deposit processing:
A-3. Withdrawal processing:
A-4. Processing when a jam occurs:
A-5. Scrutiny processing:
B. Variation:

A. Embodiment:
A-1. Device configuration:
FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram showing a configuration of a banknote handling apparatus 100 as an embodiment of the present invention. In this embodiment, the banknote handling apparatus 100 is installed in the head office or branch of a bank. The banknote handling apparatus 100 is an apparatus that automatically provides a cash accounting service provided by a financial institution, for example, in accordance with a user operation.

The banknote handling apparatus 100 is connected to the host computer HC via the Internet NW. For this reason, the banknote handling apparatus 100 and the host computer HC can mutually transmit and receive data. The host computer can display transaction information recorded in the banknote handling apparatus 100 described later.

The banknote handling device 100 includes a main body control unit 200, a banknote handling unit 110, a bankbook handling device 130, a statement slip issuing device 140, a card handling device 150, a display operation unit 160, and a camera 170.

The main body control unit 200 controls the entire bill handling apparatus 100. The main body control unit 200 includes a CPU 212 and a storage device 210. Various processes and transactions are performed by the CPU reading and executing the stored program. The storage device 210 stores programs and data.

The banknote handling unit 110 performs banknote deposit / withdrawal processing. The banknote handling unit 110 will be described in detail later. The bankbook handling device 130 has a function of accepting a user's bankbook, printing it, and releasing it to the outside. The statement slip issuing device 140 has a function of printing, releasing, and collecting a statement slip used for transactions, staff processing, and the like.

The card handling device 150 processes the user's card. The card handling device 150 receives, discharges, or collects a magnetic card and an IC card in which user information necessary for automatic transactions and ID information of a staff member are recorded. The card handling device 150 has functions of reading information from the card, writing to the card, and acquiring an image on the card surface.

The display operation unit 160 is a user interface having a function of displaying an image on a liquid crystal display and a function of inputting with a touch panel. The display operation unit 160 is used for operations by users and staff.

The camera 170 is a video means for capturing an image showing the transaction operation of the customer who performs the transaction. In the present embodiment, a CCD camera is used as the camera 170.

FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram showing the configuration of the banknote handling unit 110. The banknote handling unit 110 includes a banknote identification unit 120, a shutter 311, a banknote insertion port 312, a banknote discharge port 314, a temporary storage 316, a banknote transport path 350, a banknote storage 373, and a recovery box 376. . Each part of the banknote handling unit 110 is connected to the main body control unit 200 and performs various operations under the control of the main body control unit 200.

The bill recognition unit 120 has a discrimination function for discriminating the denomination of the bill and a function of reading a serial number unique to the bill. “Denomination” refers to the type of banknote determined according to the face value. The banknote is identified using information such as the width and thickness of the banknote, image data obtained by scanning the banknote, the uneven shape of the banknote surface, the magnetic characteristics of the banknote, and the optical characteristics with respect to ultraviolet rays.

The bill insertion slot 312 is a portion where a user inserts bills when depositing. The bill discharge port 314 is a portion where return bills to the user are accumulated. For the purpose of crime prevention, the bill insertion slot 312 and the bill discharge slot 314 are closed by a shutter 311 except when depositing or withdrawing.

The banknote storage 373 stores banknotes handled by the banknote handling unit 110 separately for each denomination. The banknote storage 373 is connected to the banknote transport path 350 so as to realize delivery of banknotes to the banknote transport path 350 and acceptance of banknotes from the banknote transport path 350.

The collection box 376 is provided to store banknotes when the user forgets to return banknotes for deposit transactions or banknotes for withdrawal transactions. The temporary storage 316 is provided to temporarily hold the banknote identified by the banknote identification unit 120 after being inserted from the banknote insertion slot 312.

The bill transport path 350 includes a transport mechanism (not shown) such as a roller and a belt for transporting bills, a switching gate 356 for switching the transport destination of bills, and a bill passage sensor 355 that detects passage of bills. Is provided. The banknote passage sensor 355 detects the conveyance state of banknotes, such as the presence or absence of the banknotes to be conveyed, the position of the banknotes on the conveyance path, and the number of banknotes to be conveyed. The main body control unit 200 monitors the detection signal from the banknote passage sensor 355 and detects passage of banknotes and conveyance abnormality.

A-2. Deposit processing:
FIG. 3 is a flowchart showing the flow of deposit processing in the present embodiment. The deposit processing is executed by the main body control unit 200 (FIG. 1) controlling each unit of the banknote handling unit 110.

In step S100 of the deposit process, the main body control unit 200 stands by until there is a transaction by the user (step S100: NO). When the card is inserted into the card handling device 150 and the bankbook is inserted into the passbook handling device 130, the main body control unit 200 determines that the transaction is started.

If it is determined in step S100 that the transaction starts (step S100: YES), the main body control unit 200 interprets the operation by the user (step S102). The operation refers to an operation in which the user selects a deposit transaction from among a deposit transaction and a withdrawal transaction via the display operation unit 160.

Next, the main body control unit 200 identifies the user from the card inserted into the card handling device 150 or the passbook inserted into the passbook handling device 130 (step S104).

After identification of the user (step S104), the main body control unit 200 opens the shutter 311 to receive payment by the user (step S106).

After confirming that a bill has entered the bill insertion slot 312 with a sensor (not shown) in the bill insertion slot 312, the main body control unit 200 closes the shutter 311. After confirming that the shutter 311 is closed, the main body control unit 200 transports the deposited banknotes one by one to the banknote recognition unit 120 through the banknote transport path 350. The banknote information transported to the banknote identification part 120 is read by the banknote identification part 120 (step S108). In addition, banknote information says information, such as a serial number of a banknote, or a money type.

The main body control unit 200 determines a denomination by the banknote recognition unit 120 and transports the banknote determined to be a true banknote to the temporary storage 316 through the banknote transport path 350 (step S110). On the other hand, banknotes whose denominations cannot be discriminated by the banknote recognition unit 120, banknotes that cannot be identified as true banknotes, dirty banknotes, banknotes stacked in multiple sheets, and the like are discharged by the main body control unit 200 through the banknote conveyance path 350. It is discharged to the outlet 314 (step S110).

Step S108 and step S110 are performed by a sensor (not shown) in the bill insertion slot 312 until all the bills in the bill insertion slot 312 are exhausted (step S112: NO).

When it is detected by the sensor (not shown) in the bill insertion slot 312 that all the bills in the bill insertion slot 312 have been lost (step S112: YES), the main body control unit 200 via the display operation unit 160. Then, a payment confirmation instruction is requested from the user (step S114). In the present embodiment, the main body control unit 200 displays the following options (1) and (2) on the display operation unit 160, and asks for one of the selections.
(1) Confirm the deposit.
(2) Cancel the deposit.

When the user selects the deposit confirmation (1) via the display operation unit 160 (S114: YES), the main body control unit 200 stores the banknotes stored in the temporary storage 316 according to the denomination. The product is stored in the warehouse 373 (step S116). This is called deposit storage processing. On the other hand, when the user selects the deposit cancellation (2) via the display operation unit 160 (S114: NO), the main body control unit 200 transfers the banknote stored in the temporary storage 316 to the banknote discharge port 314. It is transported and returned to the user (step S118). This is called deposit return processing.

After the deposit storage process (step S116) or the deposit return process (step S118) is confirmed, the main body control unit 200 records the transaction information in the storage device 210 (step S120), and the transaction ends.

A-3. Withdrawal processing:
FIG. 4 is a flowchart showing the flow of the withdrawal process in the present embodiment. The withdrawal process is executed by the main body control unit 200 (FIG. 1) controlling each part of the banknote handling unit 110.

In step S150 of the withdrawal process, the main body control unit 200 stands by until there is a transaction by the user (step S150: NO). When the card is inserted into the card handling device 150 and the bankbook is inserted into the passbook handling device 130, the main body control unit 200 determines that the transaction is started.

If it is determined in step S150 that the transaction is started (step S150: YES), the main body control unit 200 interprets the operation by the user (step S152). The operation refers to an operation in which the user selects a withdrawal transaction from among a deposit transaction and a withdrawal transaction via the display operation unit 160.

Next, the main body control unit 200 identifies the user from the card inserted into the card handling device 150 or the passbook inserted into the passbook handling device 130 (step S154).

After identification of the user (step S154), the main body control unit 200 requests a withdrawal instruction from the user via the display operation unit 160 (step S156). In the present embodiment, the main body control unit 200 displays the following options (1) and (2) on the display operation unit 160, and obtains one of the selections.
(1) Enter the withdrawal amount and confirm the withdrawal amount.
(2) Cancel withdrawal.

When the user selects the withdrawal amount confirmation of (1) above via the display operation unit 160 (step S156: YES), the main body control unit 200 pays out banknotes from the banknote storage 373, and the banknote recognition unit 120 The bill information is read and discharged to the bill outlet 314 (step S158).

When the banknote transport process corresponding to the withdrawal amount is completed (step S158), or when the user cancels withdrawal (2) via the display operation unit 160 (step S156: NO), the main body control Unit 200 records the transaction information in storage device 210 (step S160), and the transaction ends.

In addition, the serial number of the banknote in the banknote handling apparatus 100 is memorize | stored in the memory | storage device 210 as an initial state of the banknote handling apparatus 100. FIG.

A-4. Processing when a jam occurs:
FIG. 5 is a flowchart showing a process when a jam occurs in the present embodiment. Also in the jam occurrence process, the main body control unit 200 (FIG. 1) is executed by controlling each part of the banknote handling unit 110. “Jam” refers to clogging of banknotes in the banknote handling apparatus 100. Hereinafter, “jam” is also referred to as “banknote transport error”.

When a banknote transport error is detected by the banknote passage sensor 355 when a banknote is transferred such as when depositing or withdrawing, the main body control unit 200 stops the banknote transport (step S200). After the conveyance is stopped, the main body control unit 200 displays on the display operation unit 160 that a conveyance error has occurred and that a staff member has been called (step S202). In addition to displaying that an attendant is called, a message that a transport error has occurred may be transmitted to the host computer HC via the Internet NW.

Next, when the attendant inserts the ID card into the card handling device 150, the main body control unit 200 switches the operation mode to the attendant handling mode (step S204). At this time, the clerk ID read by the card handling device 150 is recorded in the storage device 210 by the main body control unit 200. By recording the clerk ID, the clerk who performed the jam processing can be specified later.

After that, the main body control unit 200 displays on the display operation unit 160 that the jammed banknote should be removed. When the clerk removes the jammed banknote from the banknote conveyance path 350 according to the instruction and determines that the jammed banknote has been removed via the banknote passage sensor 355 by the main body control unit 200, the main body control unit 200 causes the display operation unit 160 to process the banknote conveyance error process. A screen is displayed (steps S207 and S208).

Note: The banknote error handling screen varies depending on when a jam occurs. FIG. 6 is a bill conveyance error processing screen displayed before deposit confirmation (step S114 in FIG. 3) during deposit processing. This bill conveyance error processing screen is referred to as a first bill conveyance error processing screen. FIG. 7 is a bill conveyance error processing screen displayed in a case other than the case of FIG. This bill conveyance error processing screen is referred to as a second bill conveyance error processing screen.

The banknote before deposit is confirmed at the time of deposit processing is the user's banknote. On the other hand, other banknotes are banknotes belonging to the banknote handling apparatus 100. For this reason, a screen changes with scenes. When a jam occurs during the deposit process and before the deposit is confirmed (step S206: YES), the bill conveyance error process screen of FIG. 6 is displayed (step S207). On the other hand, in cases other than the above (step S206: NO), the bill conveyance error processing screen of FIG. 7 is displayed (step S208).

Of the jammed banknotes, banknotes that have passed through the banknote identifying unit 120 before the occurrence of the jamming and have been identified for banknotes are displayed on the banknote error handling screen (FIGS. 6 and 7) by the main body control unit 200. The number of copies is displayed.

On the other hand, banknotes for which banknotes have not been identified before the occurrence of a jam are displayed as “——” in the banknote serial number column and “unconfirmed” in the number column. When there is an unconfirmed banknote, the main body control unit 200 displays on the display operation unit 160 that the camera 170 captures the side on which the serial number of the unconfirmed banknote is printed. This display functions as an output indicating that recording should be performed for a non-stored banknote that has been inserted into the banknote handling apparatus 100 but is not stored in the banknote storage 373. In addition, the main body control unit 200 displays a shutter button on the display operation unit 160. The clerk shoots banknotes according to the instructions. Photographing is performed by holding an unconfirmed banknote over the camera 170 and touching the shutter button displayed on the display operation unit 160. This image is stored in the storage device 210 by the main body control unit 200. Note that whether or not the banknote is unconfirmed is determined by referring to the serial number displayed on the display operation unit 160 by an attendant.

The banknotes before payment is confirmed are returned to the user in principle. Information on the banknotes returned to the user is input to the display operation unit 160 by an attendant. The input method is a method of touching the portion of the displayed serial number where the returned serial number is described, and then touching the return execution button.

On the other hand, banknotes that are bent or torn are not returned to the customer and are specially managed. The staff will decide whether or not to perform special management. Information on banknotes for which special management is performed is input to the display operation unit 160 by an attendant. The input is performed by touching the special management button after returning the banknote to the user. As a result of the input, banknotes other than banknotes returned to the user are specially managed banknotes. “Special management” refers to management separately from banknotes stored in the banknote handling apparatus 100. In the present embodiment, the banknotes are stored in a special management store provided outside the banknote handling apparatus 100.

When FIG. 7 is displayed as a banknote conveyance error processing screen, the jam banknote is deposited into the banknote handling apparatus 100 in principle. The deposit is performed by a clerk, and the bill is inserted into the bill insertion slot 312 and is completed by touching the clerk deposit button. The banknotes deposited by the clerk pass through the banknote identification unit 120 and are stored in the banknote storage 373 corresponding to the denomination, whereby “completed” is displayed in the clerk deposit field. On the other hand, banknotes that are bent or torn are specially managed.

When “return execution”, “special management”, or “validation” is completed for all jammed banknotes, information of each banknote is recorded in the storage device 210 by the main body control unit 200 (step S220). This is called termination processing.

FIG. 8 is a diagram showing information recorded in the storage device 210. A transaction number (number) is provided for each transaction record. For each transaction NO, the name of the transaction record is attached. The “name of transaction record” is a name representing the type of transaction. Examples of transaction record names include clerk deposits and special management. Each transaction record is associated with a denomination of banknotes related to the transaction record, banknote information, the number of sheets, and an attendant ID that performed the transaction. About banknote information, a serial number is recorded about the banknote in which the serial number was read by the banknote identification part 120, and the image of the banknote is recorded about the banknote with an unknown serial number. When the recording to the storage device 210 ends, the jam processing ends.

A-5. Scrutiny processing:
FIG. 9 is a flowchart showing the scrutiny process in the present embodiment. Also in the scrutiny process, the main body control unit 200 (FIG. 1) is executed by controlling each part of the banknote handling apparatus 100. The “scrutinization process” is a process of specifying the number of banknotes in the apparatus for each denomination in order to grasp the amount of banknotes held in the banknote handling apparatus 100.

When the clerk inserts the ID card into the card handling device 150 (step S400), the main body control unit 200 switches the operation mode to the clerk handling mode (step S402). At this time, the clerk ID read from the card handling device 150 is stored in the storage device 210 by the main body control unit 200. By recording the clerk ID, it is possible to identify the clerk who performed the scrutiny process.

Thereafter, the main body control unit 200 performs the scrutiny process by instructing the banknote handling apparatus 100 to perform the scrutinization process via the display operation unit 160 (step S404). In the present embodiment, the scrutinization processing is performed again for all the banknote storages 373 storing banknotes after moving to an empty banknote storage 373 while counting the banknotes stored in the banknote storage 373. This is executed by returning the banknotes to the banknote storage 373. This method is also disclosed in, for example, Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2001-101483.

After the banknote is returned to the banknote storage 373 again, when the special management banknote is in the special management bank (step S405: YES), the main body control unit 200 should process the special management banknote in the display operation unit 160 in a close examination. A message is displayed (step S406). In addition, when there is no banknote accommodated in the special management store | warehouse | chamber (step S405: NO), a close examination process is complete | finished.

FIG. 10 is a screen displaying information on special management banknotes. This screen displays (i) transaction NO, (ii) banknote information and (iii) number of specially managed banknotes generated by the transaction, and (iv) the clerk ID that processed the transaction NO. . By performing this display, a staff member who performs a scrutiny process can manage the banknotes outside the banknote handling apparatus 100. Moreover, banknote information, such as the serial number of the banknote which is not contained in the banknote handling apparatus 100, can be grasped | ascertained by this display.

The clerk collects the banknotes from the special management store provided outside the banknote handling apparatus 100. The clerk touches all the portions where the banknote information is the same as the collected banknote and the banknote information displayed on the display operation unit 160, and then touches the confirmation button (step S408). When all the banknote information displayed on the screen is touched, the main body control unit 200 stores in the storage device 210 that all special management banknotes have been collected. On the other hand, when there is a portion of banknote information that is not touched when the confirmation button is pressed, the main body control unit 200 stores in the storage device 210 that the banknote related to the banknote information has not been collected during the scrutiny process. . Upon completion of storage, the scrutiny process ends. If the specially managed banknote is not clearly managed, the amount calculated based on the management information recorded by the banknote handling device and the amount actually stored in the banknote handling device at the time of cash scrutiny of the banknote handling device Are inconsistent. However, the special management banknote and the banknote in the banknote handling apparatus 100 can be managed by notifying the staff of the special management banknote during the scrutiny process.

It should be noted that the “clogging detection unit” in the means for solving the problem corresponds to the “banknote passage sensor 355” in the present embodiment. The “output unit” corresponds to the “display operation unit 160”.

After the scrutinization process, the clerk transports the banknotes stored in the banknote storage 373 and the collection bank 376 and the special management banknotes to the bank head office. At the bank head office, the banknote number checker checks the number of banknotes again. As the confirmation work, the information of FIG. 8 obtained from the banknote transaction apparatus 100 through the Internet NW is displayed on the host computer screen to confirm whether or not the specially managed banknote has been brought into the bank head office.

B. Variation:
Modification 1:
In this embodiment, an ID card is used, but the present invention is not limited to this. For the authentication of the clerk, a finger vein authentication device or a fingerprint authentication device may be used, input by the display operation unit 160 or facial information may be recognized by the camera 170.

Modification 2:
In the present embodiment, the serial number printed on the banknote is adopted as the specific image information that can specify the banknote. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and various information can be used as long as the information can identify each banknote. Can be adopted. For example, when a unique symbol or code (bar code) is printed on each banknote or when an IC chip is embedded, the banknote identification unit 120 reads the information and performs comparison / collation. As a result, the same effect as in the above embodiment can be obtained.

Modification 3:
In the present embodiment, the display operation unit 160 is used as the output unit, but the present invention is not limited to this. The output unit may be a mode in which a banknote in the special management warehouse is recognized by a staff member by voice or light, or may be printed by the statement slip issuing device 160.

Modification 4:
When a banknote transport error is detected by the banknote passage sensor 355 (step S200), the processing from step S202 including step S207 and step S208 is performed. However, the conditions under which the processes in step S202 and subsequent steps are performed may include other conditions other than the detection of the transport error. Other conditions may include, for example, sending an error signal to the outside and receiving a reply, or may include unsuccessful automatic jam clearing after a jam.

Modification 5:
In the present embodiment, the banknote before the payment is confirmed is returned to the user, but the present invention is not limited to this. It is good also as returning to the user also about the banknote collected and collected in withdrawal processing.

Modification 6:
In the present embodiment, the banknote before the payment is confirmed is returned to the user, but the present invention is not limited to this. The banknote before the payment is confirmed may be handled in the same manner as the banknote after the payment is confirmed, and returned to the user at a later date.

The present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments and modifications, and can be realized with various configurations without departing from the spirit thereof. For example, the technical features in the embodiments and the modifications corresponding to the technical features in each embodiment described in the summary section of the invention are to solve some or all of the above-described problems, or In order to achieve part or all of the effects, replacement or combination can be performed as appropriate. Further, if the technical feature is not described as essential in the present specification, it can be deleted as appropriate.
While the above description has been made with reference to exemplary embodiments, it will be apparent to those skilled in the art that the invention is not limited thereto and that various changes and modifications can be made within the spirit of the invention and the scope of the appended claims.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 100 Banknote handling apparatus 110 Banknote handling part 120 Banknote identification part 130 Passbook handling apparatus 140 Statement slip issuing apparatus 150 Card handling apparatus 160 Display operation part 170 Camera 200 Main body control part 210 Memory | storage device 212 CPU
311 Shutter 312 Banknote slot 314 Banknote outlet 316 Temporary storage 350 Banknote transport path 355 Banknote passage sensor 356 Switching gate 373 Banknote storage 376 Collection box HC Host computer NW Internet

Claims

A bill handling device,
A banknote storage for storing banknotes;
A transport path connected to the banknote storage and capable of transporting banknotes in the banknote handling device;
A jam detection unit capable of detecting a jam of banknotes in the conveyance path;
An output unit capable of outputting a message,
The banknote handling device
When the first condition including the case where it is detected by the jam detection unit that the banknote is jammed in the transport path is satisfied, it is inserted into the banknote handling device but is not stored in the banknote storage. A banknote handling apparatus that causes the output unit to perform an output indicating that a banknote should be recorded.
The bill handling apparatus according to claim 1, further comprising:
A storage unit for storing non-storage banknote information indicating the presence of the non-storage banknote;
The banknote handling device
When banknotes are jammed in the transport path, the non-stored banknote information is stored in the storage unit according to an operation by an operator,
In the case where the non-storage banknote information is stored in the storage unit during the scrutiny of the banknote handling device, the output unit performs an output indicating that the non-storage banknote should be processed in the scrutiny, Banknote handling device.
The bill handling apparatus according to claim 2, further comprising:
An image information acquisition unit that can capture information and generate information,
The banknote handling device
When the first condition is satisfied, the output unit performs the output indicating that the specific image information capable of specifying the non-storage banknote is to be recorded by the image information acquisition unit,
The banknote handling apparatus which memorize | stores the said specific image information in the said memory | storage part as at least one part of the said non-storage banknote information.
The banknote handling apparatus according to claim 2 or 3, further comprising:
An identification information input unit for receiving operator identification information is provided.
The banknote handling device
When the first condition is satisfied, the output unit performs an output indicating that the identification information should be input to the identification information input unit,
A banknote handling apparatus that stores the identification information in the storage unit in association with the non-stored banknote information.
A bill handling device handles bills,
When the first condition including the case where the paper jam is detected in the conveyance path is satisfied by the clogging detection unit, the non-contained paper money that is inserted into the paper money handling device but is not stored in the paper money storage is recorded. A method for performing an output to the effect via an output unit.