WO2014171040A1 - 紙葉類処理装置、及び紙葉類処理方法 - Google Patents

紙葉類処理装置、及び紙葉類処理方法 Download PDF

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WO2014171040A1
WO2014171040A1 PCT/JP2013/083979 JP2013083979W WO2014171040A1 WO 2014171040 A1 WO2014171040 A1 WO 2014171040A1 JP 2013083979 W JP2013083979 W JP 2013083979W WO 2014171040 A1 WO2014171040 A1 WO 2014171040A1
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文彦 清水
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  • the present invention relates to a paper sheet processing apparatus and a paper sheet processing method.
  • banknotes are classified into money types and counted, and the classified banknotes are each collected in a temporary stacking unit and bundled at a certain number.
  • the present invention can be applied to a banknote bundling and organizing apparatus that organizes and organizes them.
  • a banknote bundling and organizing device In stores that handle a large number of banknotes in a day such as a main branch of a financial institution or a large retail store, a banknote bundling and organizing device has been introduced, and banknotes collected at the time of scrutiny, etc. are bundled and arranged at regular intervals. ing. In addition, in a center that collects banknotes from a plurality of main branches and retail stores, a banknote bundling and organizing device is introduced, and banknotes collected from each store are bundled and arranged every predetermined number.
  • JP2011-113152A Patent Document 1
  • a large number of banknotes set in the input unit are conveyed one by one to the discrimination unit, and discrimination of denominations, correct bills or damaged bills is performed, Based on the designation, it is sorted and collected into a plurality of temporary stacking units.
  • the conventional banknote bundling apparatus when the number of stacked sheets reaches a predetermined number in the primary stacking unit, the predetermined number of banknotes are bundled and released by a binding material such as a paper tape.
  • the banknotes after being bundled are referred to as “banknote bundles”, and the banknotes before being bundled are referred to as “bound banknotes”.
  • the conventional banknote bundling and organizing apparatus there are those that further subdivide the genuine bills and rank them according to the degree of pain.
  • a relatively good (less painful) banknote that can withstand use in an automatic depositing and dispensing machine represented by ATM / CD is an ATM ticket (ATM-FIT ticket)
  • ATM-FIT ticket An ATM ticket
  • discrimination is performed based on various inspection items (hereinafter, also simply referred to as “inspection items”) such as a banknote's fouling state and breakage state.
  • the rank of the banknotes is classified by the operator on the user side according to the state of the banknotes inserted when using the banknote bundling arrangement apparatus or the purpose of use of the banknotes to be bound.
  • the conventional banknote bundling and organizing apparatus since a large number of banknote inspection items are set, there is a problem that it is difficult for the operator to make adjustments easily.
  • the paper sheet processing apparatus includes: (1) an evaluation value calculating unit that performs an evaluation related to the state of the paper sheet for each inspection item, and calculates an evaluation value for each inspection item for each paper sheet; (2) Threshold value storage means for storing a threshold value for classifying paper sheets for each inspection item, (3) Evaluation value for each inspection item calculated by the evaluation value calculation means, and storage in the threshold value storage means A classifying unit that compares the threshold value for each inspection item and classifies the state of the paper sheet based on the comparison result for each inspection item; and (4) a comparison result for each inspection item by the classification unit.
  • Comparison result output means for outputting to the operator, (5) Threshold change means for providing the operator with an operation screen capable of accepting changes of the respective threshold values stored in the threshold value storage means, and (6) Classification by the classification means.
  • Threshold change means for providing the operator with an operation screen capable of accepting changes of the respective threshold values stored in the threshold value storage means
  • (6) Classification by the classification means To processed paper sheets, And a sheet processing unit that performs processing according to the classification result.
  • the second aspect of the present invention is a paper sheet processing method performed by a paper sheet processing apparatus.
  • the paper sheet processing apparatus includes an accumulation unit, an evaluation value calculation unit, a threshold value storage unit, a classification unit, and a comparison result.
  • the paper sheet processing method includes: (2) performing an evaluation on the state of the paper sheet for each inspection item by the evaluation value calculating unit; An evaluation value for each inspection item is calculated for the leaf, (3) a threshold value for classifying the paper sheet is stored for each inspection item by the threshold value storage means, and (4) the evaluation value is determined by the classification means.
  • the evaluation value for each inspection item calculated by the value calculation means is compared with the threshold value for each inspection item stored in the threshold value storage means, and the classification relating to the state of the paper sheet based on the comparison result for each inspection item (5)
  • the comparison result output means performs the classification (6) providing the operator with an operation screen that can accept the change of each threshold value stored in the threshold value storage means by the threshold value changing means; and (7)
  • the paper sheet processing means performs processing according to the classification result on the paper sheets subjected to the classification process by the classification means.
  • the operator when performing classification according to the state of the paper sheet in the paper sheet processing apparatus, the operator can easily adjust each of the inspection items for classification.
  • FIG. 1 It is a block diagram which shows the structure of the control system of the banknote binding organization apparatus which concerns on 1st Embodiment. It is a schematic side view (schematic side view which removed and looked at one side plate) which shows the internal structure of the banknote bundling arrangement device concerning a 1st embodiment. It is an enlarged side view which expands and shows the upper structure of the banknote binding organization apparatus which concerns on 1st Embodiment. It is a perspective view which shows the external appearance of the banknote binding organization apparatus which concerns on 1st Embodiment. It is a top view which expands and shows the operation part in the banknote binding organization apparatus which concerns on 1st Embodiment.
  • FIG. 2 is a schematic side view showing the internal structure of the banknote bundling apparatus according to the embodiment (a side view seen with one side plate removed).
  • FIG. 3 is an enlarged side view showing the upper structure in FIG. 2 in an enlarged manner.
  • FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing the external appearance of the banknote bundling organizer of this embodiment.
  • FIG. 5 is an enlarged plan view showing the operation unit 7 in FIG. The same and corresponding parts are denoted by the same and corresponding reference numerals in addition to FIGS. 1, 2, and 4, reference numerals in parentheses are used only in a second embodiment to be described later.
  • a bill insertion unit 1 is provided on the front upper part of the bill bundling device 100 according to this embodiment.
  • the discriminating unit 2 is provided in the apparatus.
  • the authenticity (genuine bill, fake ticket), denomination, correctness (correct ticket, non-conformity ticket), front and back, folded ticket ( Whether or not it is a folded ticket / whether it includes a folded portion) or the like is detected, and a conveyance abnormality is detected.
  • the detail of the conveyance path 3 which conveys the identified banknote is mentioned later.
  • the front / back reversing unit 4 is provided so as to be located at the rear stage of the discrimination unit 2, and performs the front / back reversal of banknotes under the control of the control unit 50 described later.
  • the two open pockets 5a and 5b are provided on the upper surface of the apparatus, and banknotes (for example, banknotes of non-bundling type) are discharged into the open pockets 5a and 5b under the control of the control unit 50 described later. Is done.
  • the banknotes accumulated in the open pockets 5a and 5b can be directly accessed by the operator.
  • the reject pocket 8 is basically used for accumulating the banknotes discriminated from the reject banknotes by the discrimination unit 2.
  • the reject banknotes that are not to be discharged to the open pockets 5a and 5b and the temporary stacking unit 61 are discharged into the reject pocket 8.
  • the reject pocket 8 is provided, for example, above the input unit 1, and the operator can directly access the banknotes accumulated in the reject pocket 8.
  • the reject pocket 8 may be used for stacking banknotes other than reject banknotes.
  • the upper limit number that can be discharged to the reject pocket 8 is set to a preset number (for example, 190). This is because if the number of rejected banknotes discharged from the reject pocket 8 exceeds a predetermined number, the banknotes may spill out of the reject pocket 8 and fall out of the apparatus. For example, when the banknotes accumulated in the reject pocket 8 reach the set number, the control unit 50 may temporarily stop the insertion of the banknotes and display a message requesting the operator to remove the banknotes from the reject pocket 8. .
  • a preset number for example, 190
  • the operation unit 7 is provided on one side of the input unit 1 (right side in the figure).
  • the operation unit 7 is provided with a counting start button 7a for instructing counting of banknotes, a completion button 7b for instructing completion of counting and bundling processing, a reset button 7c for restarting the apparatus when the apparatus is recovered from a failure, and the like. ing.
  • the operation display unit 13 is provided on the upper surface of the apparatus so as to be located behind the open pocket 5a.
  • the operation display unit 13 includes a liquid crystal display and a touch panel disposed on the surface thereof.
  • the operator can operate the operation display unit 13 to specify a mode and set a denomination of banknotes to be accumulated in the temporary accumulation unit 61 described later.
  • the operation display unit 13 displays the denominations of the banknotes identified by the discrimination unit 2 and the counting results under the control of the control unit 50 described later.
  • the stacking mechanism 6 is provided with five temporary stacking units 61 (61a to 61e) arranged in a line in the vertical direction in the apparatus.
  • Each of the temporary stacking units 61a to 61e can stack specified types of banknotes with an upper limit of a predetermined number (for example, 100) under the control of the control unit 50 described later. Note that the number of temporary stacking units is not limited to five.
  • the transfer mechanism 9 is for transferring the stacked banknotes of the temporary stacking units 61a to 61e to the banknote binding mechanism 10.
  • the banknote binding mechanism 10 binds the transferred stacked banknotes with a binding material such as paper tape. Both the transfer mechanism 9 and the banknote bundling mechanism 10 are provided in the apparatus. Details of the transfer mechanism 9 and the banknote bundling mechanism 10 will be described later.
  • the discharge port 11 is an opening for discharging a banknote bundle formed by binding of the banknote binding mechanism 10.
  • the door 12 provided in front of the apparatus above the discharge port 11 is opened so that the operator can access the stacking mechanism 6.
  • the conveyance path 3 includes a roller, a conveyance belt, a sensor that detects passage, a drive motor, and the like.
  • the conveyance path 3 will be described from the aspect of a banknote path.
  • the transport path 3 is roughly divided into five parts (hereinafter also referred to as transport paths) 3a to 3e.
  • the conveyance path 3a is a part that reaches the branch point A from the input unit 1 through the discrimination unit 2. Therefore, all the inserted bills are transported on the transport path 3a.
  • the conveyance path 3 b is a part from the branch point A to the reject pocket 8. Accordingly, reject banknotes whose discrimination results are accumulated in the reject pocket 8 are transported on the transport path 3b.
  • the conveyance path 3c is a part from the branch point A to the branch point B, and a front / back inversion part 4 is provided in the middle.
  • the conveyance path 3c can also convey banknotes so as not to pass through the front / back reversing unit 4.
  • the front / back reversing part 4 has a groove shape, and the conveyed paper piece is inserted into the front / back reversing part 4 from one end and pulled out from the other end so that the front and back are reversed.
  • banknotes other than banknotes facing the reject pocket 8 are transported on the transport path 3c.
  • those identified as needing front / back inversion pass through the front / back inversion unit 4.
  • the conveyance path 3d is a part from the branch point B to the lowest temporary accumulation part 61e (see FIGS. 2 and 3).
  • the banknotes identified as being collected and bound by the discrimination unit 2 are transported on the transport path 3d and inserted into the temporary stacking parts 61a to 61e where the banknotes are to be stacked.
  • the conveyance path 3e is a part from the branch point B to the branch point C.
  • the conveyance path 3f is a part from the branch point C to the open pocket 5a.
  • the conveyance path 3g is a part from the branch point C to the open pocket 5b.
  • the “paper sheet supply means” supplies the banknotes input from the operator to the stacking mechanism 6 (temporary stacking sections 61a to 61e) by the transport path 3, the discrimination section 2, and the like. Is formed.
  • a switching blade (not shown) for switching the bill conveyance direction is provided in the vicinity of each of the branch points A, B, and C on the conveyance path 3 and is switched under the control of the control unit 50 described later.
  • FIG. 6 is a side view showing the configuration of the stacking mechanism 6 in more detail than FIG.
  • the five temporary stacking portions 61a to 61e are arranged in the vertical direction. Since these temporary stacking units 61a to 61e have the same structure, details will be described below using the temporary stacking unit 61a as an example.
  • the banknotes transported by the transport path 3d are taken toward the stacking plate 21 by the sorting gate 27 of the temporary stacking unit 61a, and the banknotes that have entered the temporary stacking unit 61a are hit by the impeller 20 and stacked. It is configured to be accumulated on the plate 21.
  • the banknotes entering thereafter are also stacked on the banknotes stacked on the stacking plate 21 by the same operation.
  • the banknotes entering the temporary stacking unit 61a are aligned in the longitudinal direction of the banknotes by a longitudinal positioning means (not shown) provided on one side of the temporary stacking unit 61a (for example, the front side in the normal direction of the paper surface of FIG. 6). Further, the position in the short direction is aligned by short positioning means (not shown) provided on the rear end side of the temporary accumulating portion 61a.
  • the above-mentioned longitudinal alignment mechanism aligns the banknotes by pressing them against a reference surface installed on the opposite side.
  • the short positioning mechanism described above is positioned by biasing the accumulated banknotes toward the entrance side.
  • a presser plate 24 is provided above the stacking plate 21 so as to face the presser plate 24.
  • the presser plate 24 stands by at the upper end of the temporary stacking unit 61a during stacking of banknotes on the stacking plate 21, and is sequentially taken in So as not to get in the way.
  • the gate sorting mechanism 27 When a set number of banknotes are stacked on the stacking plate 21 of the temporary stacking unit 61a, the gate sorting mechanism 27 is operated in a posture that does not take in banknotes, and a predetermined number of banknotes are, for example, other temporary stacking units 61b. It is controlled to be accumulated in any one of .about.61e.
  • the stacking plate 21 is raised and the presser plate 24 is lowered to hold the banknotes.
  • the thicknesses of banknotes having different stacking heights are made constant according to the state of banknotes such as bags, and delivery to the transfer mechanism 9 is facilitated.
  • the banknotes clamped by the stacking plate 21 and the pressing plate 24 are pulled out by the banknote clamp unit 30 (see FIG. 2) of the transfer mechanism 9 entering the temporary stacking unit 61a from the short positioning mechanism 23 side. Yes.
  • the transfer mechanism 9 includes a bill clamp part 30, a clamp part moving mechanism 31, and a vertical movement mechanism 32.
  • the configuration of the transfer mechanism 9 will be clarified through movement.
  • a series of movements of the transfer mechanism 9 will be described by taking as an example a case where banknotes accumulated in the temporary accumulation unit 61a are pulled out.
  • the banknote clamp part 30 is raised to the position of the position sensor related to the temporary stacking part 61 a together with the clamp part moving mechanism 31 by the vertical movement mechanism 32, and the rise is stopped at the position where the position sensor detects the clamp part moving mechanism 31.
  • the clamp part moving mechanism 31 is locked by a locking means (not shown), and the clamp part moving mechanism 31 is fixed at a position corresponding to the temporary stacking part 61a.
  • the clamp moving mechanism 31 opens the clamp claws 33a and 33b of the banknote clamp part 30 in the vertical direction to prepare to clamp the stacked banknotes, and the clamp moving mechanism 31 moves the banknote clamp part 30 to the temporary stacking part 61a. Extrude into.
  • the clamp claws 33a and 33b of the pushed bill clamp mechanism 30 are inserted into an opening provided on the short positioning mechanism 23 side of the temporary stacking unit 61a and are sandwiched between the stacking plate 21 and the pressing plate 24. Hold the banknotes from above and below.
  • 100 banknotes are passed to the banknote clamping unit 30.
  • the banknote clamp part 30 holding the banknote is pulled back by the clamp part moving mechanism 31.
  • the locking of the clamp part moving mechanism 31 is released, and the clamp moving mechanism 31 is moved to the lowermost end of the moving path by the vertical movement mechanism 32 together with the banknote clamp part 30 holding the banknote.
  • the banknote binding mechanism 10 is moved to the position, and the banknotes held by the clamp claws 33 a and 33 b of the banknote clamp unit 30 are delivered to the banknote binding mechanism 10.
  • the banknote binding mechanism 10 includes a transport means 40 composed of rollers and a belt, a binding tape 41 such as a paper tape, a printing means 42, and a supply means 43 that supplies the tape 41.
  • a cutter 44 for cutting the tape 41 to a predetermined length and a binding means are used to bind banknotes as follows.
  • the transport means 40 collectively receives the banknotes to be bound from the banknote clamp part 30 of the transfer mechanism 9 and transports them to the binding position.
  • the tape supply means 43 supplies the tape 41 to the bundling means, and at that time, the printing means 42 prints information related to the banknotes to be bundled on the tape 41 under the control of the control unit 50.
  • the printed tape 41 is cut to a predetermined length by a cutter 44, and the cut tape is wound around and bundled with the bill conveyed by the bundling means to the bundling position to form a bill bundle.
  • the banknote bundle thus created is further transported by the transport means 40 and sent to the discharge port 11.
  • banknotes that are not bound to the temporary stacking units 61a to 61e often remain.
  • the number of remaining fractions can be taken out by the operator by opening the door 12 described above.
  • symbol in parenthesis in FIG. 1 is a code
  • the control part 50 performs operation control of the said banknote binding organization apparatus 100 whole.
  • the components of the input unit 1 driving elements such as motors and solenoids, sensor elements, etc .; the term “components” is omitted in FIG. 1 via the I / O interface circuit 51. In the following description, the term “component” is omitted), the discrimination unit 2, the conveyance path 3, the front / back reversing unit 4, the stacking mechanism 6, the operation unit 7, the transfer mechanism 9, the bill binding mechanism 10, and the operation display unit. 13 and counters 51a to 51e are connected.
  • Each of the counters 51a to 51e has a one-to-one correspondence with the temporary stacking units 61a to 61e. For example, each time a sensor provided at a predetermined position of the corresponding temporary stacking unit 61a to 61e detects an incoming bill. Count up.
  • hardware counters are applied as the counters 51a to 51e, but a software counter using the memory unit 51 may be applied to the control unit 50.
  • control unit 50 has a storage unit 52 for storing various information necessary for control processing and the like.
  • the control unit 50 can be constructed, for example, by installing the paper sheet processing program of the embodiment in a computer (for example, a microcomputer) having a processor and a memory. Can be shown as:
  • the storage unit 52 stores at least primary stacking unit setting information 521, discrimination level setting information 522, and banknote processing history 523.
  • the primary stacking unit setting information 521 includes a stacking destination (any one of the temporary stacking units 61a to 61e and the open pockets 5a and 5b) for each type of banknote (combination of denomination and ticket type). Information. As shown in FIG. 8, in the primary stacking unit setting information 521, the type of banknote is determined according to the combination of denomination and ticket type.
  • the denomination is determined according to the face value of the banknote.
  • the banknote bundling and organizing apparatus 100 is a six-denomination banknote (100 yuan banknote, 50 yuan banknote, 20 yuan banknote, 10 yuan banknote, 5 yuan banknote, 1 yuan) of the People's Republic of China (renminbi). Bills) can be processed.
  • a bill type shall show the attribute of a banknote.
  • the bill type of the bill is determined based on items such as the authenticity of the bill and the degree of damage of the bill.
  • the contents to be set in the item of ticket type are “none” (not limiting the type of banknote), “ATM ticket”, “distribution ticket”, “loss” "Voucher”, “ATM + distribution” (ATM ticket and circulation ticket), “distribution + loss” (distribution ticket and loss ticket), "true / false RJ" (banknote to be rejected as a false ticket) Will be described.
  • the combination of the type, number, and conditions of information set in the ticket type item of the primary stacking unit setting information 521 is not limited to the above example.
  • each stacking destination is represented by an ID assigned to each stacking destination (hereinafter referred to as “stacking destination ID”).
  • stacking destination ID As the collection destination IDs, IDs 1 to 7 are assigned to the temporary collection units 61a to 61e and the open pockets 5a and 5b.
  • the accumulation destination ID of the temporary accumulation unit 61a is 1, the accumulation destination ID of the open pocket 5a is 6, and the accumulation destination ID of the open pocket 5b is 7.
  • the control part 50 controls the conveyance path 3 grade
  • the contents shown in FIG. 8 are set in the primary stacking unit setting information 521.
  • the banknote collection destination of the banknote whose denomination is 100 yuan banknote and “ATM + distribution” is the temporary stacking unit 61e (stacking destination ID: 5), and the banknote is 100 yuan banknote.
  • the banknote collection destination of the banknote with the “slipper” is the open pocket 5a (stacking destination ID: 6)
  • the banknote stacking destination of the bill type “true / false RJ” is the open pocket 5b (stacking destination ID: 7).
  • the discrimination level setting information 522 is configured with parameters (threshold values) for each inspection item of the recognition process (hereinafter referred to as “banknote state recognition process”) related to the state of the banknote performed by the discrimination unit 2.
  • a threshold for discriminating (classifying) the state of the banknote is stored for 18 inspection items related to the banknote state recognition process. ing.
  • the discrimination unit 2 inspects banknotes for each inspection item, and calculates an evaluation value (hereinafter referred to as “recognition level”) for the inspection result (evaluation result).
  • the discrimination part 2 performs a banknote state recognition process according to the discrimination
  • the discrimination unit 2 calculates a recognition level normalized to an integer value in a range of 1 to 255 for each inspection item.
  • the discrimination part 2 shall calculate the recognition level of a higher value, so that a banknote with a favorable state (banknote with a less painful degree) for every test
  • the discrimination unit 2 calculates values normalized to integer values (1 to 255) in the same range as the recognition level of each inspection item. As will be described, the unit and range of numerical values calculated for each inspection item may be different.
  • the discrimination unit 2 sets the lower limit of the recognition level that can be recognized as an ATM ticket (hereinafter referred to as “ATM ticket level”) and the upper limit of the recognition level that is recognized as a damaged ticket for each inspection item. (Hereinafter referred to as “defect ticket level”).
  • the discrimination unit 2 recognizes the banknotes for which the recognition level equal to or higher than the ATM ticket level is calculated for all the inspection items as an ATM ticket. Moreover, the discrimination part 2 recognizes it as a circulation ticket about the banknote of the recognition level higher than a non-payment ticket level about all the inspection items, and a recognition level smaller than an ATM ticket level about one or more inspection items. Furthermore, the discrimination part 2 shall recognize the banknote of the recognition level below a non-payment ticket level as a non-use ticket about one or more inspection items.
  • a management number as an identifier, the name of the inspection item, a loss ticket level, and an ATM ticket level are registered.
  • the inspection items of the management numbers 1 to 18 are registered.
  • the discrimination level setting information 522 shown in FIG. 9 in order from the management number 1, watermark partial stain, portrait partial stain, outer peripheral partial stain, other partial stain, specific pattern graffiti, watermark graffiti, portrait graffiti, other graffiti, corner break
  • the inspection items of breakage, corner breakage breakage, shape breakage, breakage breakage, hole breakage, tape, total contamination 100, total contamination 50, total contamination 20 and total contamination 10 are registered.
  • the total stain 100, the overall stain 50, the overall stain 20 and the overall stain 10 are classified into 100 yuan banknote, 50 yuan banknote, 20 yuan banknote and 10 yuan banknote, respectively.
  • the inspection items that are applied only, and the other inspection items are inspection items common to all the ticket types.
  • watermark partial stain, portrait partial stain, outer peripheral partial stain, and other partial stains are inspection items related to the stain of each banknote portion.
  • the watermark partial stain, the portrait partial stain, and the outer peripheral portion stain are inspection items relating to the degree of contamination of the corresponding parts constituting the banknote (respectively, the watermark part, the portrait part, and the outer peripheral part of the banknote).
  • the other partial contamination is an inspection item related to the degree of contamination of portions other than the above three inspection items.
  • the discrimination unit 2 calculates a higher recognition level for each part related to each inspection item described above, as the area of the contamination is smaller.
  • Total Pollution 100, Total Pollution 50, Total Pollution 20 and Total Pollution 10 are inspection items related to the degree of contamination for the entire area of the corresponding ticket type.
  • a higher recognition level is calculated with a smaller area of the entire banknote.
  • determination level for example, can be performed, so that a high price banknote.
  • the inspection items for specific pattern graffiti, watermark portion graffiti, portrait portion graffiti, and other graffiti are inspection items related to graffiti written or overwritten on banknotes.
  • the watermark graffiti and the portrait graffiti are inspection items related to the degree of graffiti (for example, the graffiti area) for each portion of the banknote.
  • the watermark portion graffiti and the portrait portion graffiti are inspection items relating to the degree of graffiti of the corresponding parts (the watermark portion and the portrait portion, respectively) constituting the banknote.
  • the other partial graffiti is an inspection item related to the degree of graffiti of the portion other than the two inspection items described above.
  • the discrimination unit 2 calculates a higher recognition level for each part related to the inspection items of the watermark graffiti and the portrait graffiti, as the area of the graffiti stain is smaller.
  • Specified pattern graffiti is an inspection item related to whether or not a pre-registered specific pattern graffiti is touched.
  • the discrimination unit 2 images of one or more specific patterns are registered in advance. And the discrimination part 2 collates whether the image of a specific pattern is drawn on the banknote. Examples of the specific pattern include an advertisement related to a specific company, religion, organization, country, ethnicity, or an image with content that defeats honor.
  • the specific pattern graffiti is an inspection item related to whether or not a specific pattern is formed on the banknote. Therefore, the discrimination unit 2 of this embodiment outputs the lowest value (1) as the recognition level of the specific pattern graffiti for the banknote in which the specific pattern is detected, and recognizes the specific pattern graffiti for the banknote in which the specific pattern is not detected. The description will be made assuming that the maximum value (255) is output as the level.
  • Fracture breakage, breakage breakage, shape breakage, breakage breakage, and hole breakage are inspection items related to the degree of breakage of banknotes.
  • the corner breakage damage is an inspection item indicating the degree of breakage of the corner portion of the bill.
  • Corner breakage breakage is an inspection item indicating the degree of breakage due to breakage of a corner portion of a bill.
  • the shape breakage is an inspection item related to the degree of breakage of the outer peripheral portion (overall shape) of the banknote.
  • the tear breakage and the hole breakage are inspection items relating to the tearing and the degree (size) of the inner portion of the banknote, respectively.
  • the discrimination part 2 has the size of the broken part (for example, the size of the broken, broken, hole, etc.) for each part related to the inspection items of corner breakage, corner breakage, shape breakage, tear breakage, and hole breakage. It is assumed that the smaller (smaller), the higher the recognition level is calculated.
  • the inspection item of the tape is an inspection item relating to the tape adhered to the banknote. It is assumed that the discrimination unit 2 calculates a lower recognition level for the inspection item of the tape as the attached tape is smaller (smaller).
  • control part 50 is a parameter (lossed ticket level and ATM ticket level) concerning each inspection item of the discrimination level setting information 522 according to an operation (for example, an operation on a menu screen or the like) on the operation display unit 13 by the operator. It is possible to accept the change.
  • the banknote processing history 523 is a recognition history (processing history information including the recognition level of each inspection item for each banknote at least) by the discrimination unit 2 in the banknote state recognition process.
  • the banknote processing history 523 is described as including the recognition history for 1000 banknotes for which the banknote state recognition processing has been performed most recently, but the number of recognition histories that can be registered in the banknote processing history 523 is limited. Is not.
  • the threshold value storage means for storing the discrimination level (threshold value) for classifying the banknotes is configured by the discrimination level setting information 522.
  • the discrimination part 2 performs the discrimination
  • banknote processing primary stacking
  • the banknote processing history 523 constitutes processing history storage means for storing the processing history of banknotes.
  • the stacking means is constituted by the stacking mechanism 6 and each open pocket (open pockets 5a and 5b, reject pocket 8).
  • FIG. 10 is a flowchart showing a process performed by the control unit 50 when receiving the contents of the primary stacking unit setting information 521 from the operator.
  • the control unit 50 receives a setting information input screen for receiving the contents of the primary stacking unit setting information 521 from the operator (see FIG. 11). ) Is displayed on the operation display unit 13 (S101).
  • an accumulation destination as a target for receiving information input is selected by the operator (S102). Specifically, on the setting information input screen shown in FIG. 11, to select one of the button B11 for selecting the open pocket 5a, the button B12 for selecting the open pocket 5b, and the temporary stacking units 61a to 61e. Button B13 is arranged, and the collection destination is selected by pressing any button.
  • the button B11 for selecting the open pocket 5a is pressed by the operator.
  • the control unit 50 accepts the operation of the button B14 for specifying the denomination and the button B15 for specifying the ticket type on the setting information input screen.
  • the button B14 for specifying the denomination
  • the button B15 for specifying the ticket type on the setting information input screen.
  • FIG. 11 it is assumed that “100 yuan banknote” is already set for the denomination corresponding to the open pocket 5a (OP1).
  • the control unit 50 pops up a ticket type selection screen (see FIG. 12) for allowing the operator to select the ticket type. Displayed (S104).
  • buttons B201 to B208 corresponding to each ticket type are arranged.
  • the confirmation button B209 is pressed after the operator presses the button B204 for designating the “damaged ticket” (S105).
  • control part 50 updates the content of the primary accumulation
  • the banknote bundling apparatus 100 receives registration of the primary stacking unit setting information 521, and the content thereof is as shown in FIG.
  • the specific processing (screen configuration etc.) for accepting registration of the contents of the primary stacking unit setting information 521 is not limited, and various interfaces can be applied. it can.
  • FIG. 13 is a flowchart showing the operation when the counting and bundling process is performed in the banknote bundling apparatus 100.
  • the control unit 50 starts counting and binding processing, and first performs initial setting of each unit (S202).
  • the controller 50 starts counting and bundling operations for the banknote set in the slot 1 (S203). Note that a bill may be added to the insertion slot 1 by the operator while the bill bundling device 100 is counting.
  • control unit 50 displays a counting status display screen for displaying the counting status in the format shown in FIG.
  • the counting status display screen shown in FIG. 14 has contents according to the primary stacking unit setting information 521 shown in FIG.
  • the currently accumulated denomination (item “sealing” in FIG. 14) is currently accumulated in the field F32 in a table format for each temporary accumulation unit 61.
  • the number of sheets (item “number of fractions” in FIG. 14) and the number of banknote bundles bundled (sealed) for the currently accumulated denomination (item “number of bundles” in FIG. 14) are displayed.
  • the numbers 1 to 5 in the “sealing” item in FIG. 14 are the stacking unit IDs. Therefore, in the example of FIG. 14, according to the primary stacking unit setting information 521 illustrated in FIG.
  • the temporary stacking unit 61 e (temporary stacking unit ID: 5). Indicates that 100 yuan banknotes are allocated. Further, in the example of FIG. 14, for 100 yuan banknotes, 58 sheets are currently accumulated (the item “number of fractions” is “58”), and one bundle (sealing) has already been performed (“bundling”). The item “number” is “1”).
  • the banknote bundling apparatus 100 according to this embodiment, according to the primary stacking unit setting information 521 shown in FIG. It is set to accumulate.
  • the second open pocket 5b has a ticket type of “true / false RJ” (banknote determined to be unauthenticated or counterfeit). It is set to collect things.
  • a message related to the processing status (for example, a message such as “counting”) is displayed in the field F33 as shown in FIG.
  • a screen capable of displaying information related to the bill status recognition process and adjusting a recognition level related to each inspection item (hereinafter referred to as “banknote status recognition main screen”).
  • a recognition button B31 (a button labeled “recognition”) for shifting to is arranged.
  • control unit 50 controls the transport path 3 to take in one banknote set in the slot 1 and causes the discrimination unit 2 to execute a discrimination process (classification process) (S204).
  • control part 205 performs control so that the banknote discriminated (classified) by the above-mentioned step S204 may be conveyed to the corresponding accumulation destination (S205).
  • the banknote bundling apparatus 100 when the banknotes accumulated in the temporary stacking units 61a to 61e reach the set number, the banknote bundling mechanism 10 binds the banknote bundle, but in the flowchart of FIG. The operation related to the bundling process is not shown.
  • control part 205 confirms whether the banknote inserted into the insertion part 1 remains (S206), and when it remains, it operate
  • the discrimination unit 2 when the discrimination unit 2 starts processing for one banknote, it performs a bill type and authenticity discrimination process for the banknote (S301).
  • the discrimination part 2 confirms a discrimination
  • the discrimination unit 2 when the discrimination result of the banknote is a genuine note of the banknote to be processed by the banknote bundling and organizing apparatus 100, the discrimination unit 2 further performs banknote state recognition processing for recognizing the state of the banknote (S303). Then, the processing result (recognition level for each inspection item) is registered in the storage unit 52 (banknote processing history 523) (S304), and the processing is terminated.
  • the banknote state recognition main screen is an operation screen that can be displayed and changed according to each inspection item (inspection items of management numbers 1 to 18) of the banknote state recognition process.
  • fields F401 to F418 are assigned to the inspection items of management numbers 1 to 18, respectively.
  • a button that shifts to a screen (hereinafter referred to as a “discrimination level change screen”) for changing the determination level (loss ticket level and ATM ticket level) of the inspection item.
  • a display area for displaying parameters related to the inspection items (in the state shown in FIG. 16, the loss ticket level and the ATM ticket level are displayed) is set.
  • the field F401 corresponding to the inspection item of “watermark partial stain” with the management number “01” includes a button displaying “01 watermark partial stain” and “watermark partial stain” as shown in FIG. It is comprised by the display area where "100/200" was displayed as a loss ticket level and an ATM ticket level. In this case, it is shown that the loss ticket level of “watermark partial stain” is 100 and the ATM ticket level is 200.
  • the banknote state recognition main screen (see FIG. 16) output from the control unit 50 and the operation display unit 13 compares the discrimination level for each inspection item with the recognition level in the recognition history. Comparison result output means for outputting the result to the operator is configured.
  • FIG. 17 shows an example of the discrimination level change screen.
  • a discrimination level change screen for changing the recognition level of “watermark partial contamination” with the management number “01” is shown.
  • a field F51 (indicated as “01 watermark partial defacement” in FIG. 17) indicating an inspection item related to the change of the discrimination level, and each discrimination level display (FIG. 17) of the inspection item before the change.
  • a field F52 that is displayed in a bar graph format in FIG. 17 and an F53 that displays each determination level of the inspection item after the change (displayed in a format in which a numerical value is added to the bar graph in FIG. 17) are arranged.
  • a field F54 in which buttons for increasing / decreasing the loss ticket level and a field F55 in which buttons for increasing / decreasing the ATM ticket level are arranged are arranged.
  • buttons displayed as “ ⁇ 10”, “ ⁇ 1”, “+1”, and “+10” in which numerical values to be increased or decreased are arranged.
  • the bar graph and the numerical value displayed in the field F53 are changed (increased / decreased) in response to pressing of these buttons.
  • a button B51 (“Confirm”) is displayed for reflecting the changed discrimination level on the banknote state recognition main screen and returning to the previous screen (banknote state recognition main screen).
  • Button and a button B52 (button displayed as “Cancel”) for returning to the previous screen without reflecting the changed discrimination level.
  • FIG. 20 shows a state where the display format of the button of the field F401 related to “01 watermark partial stain” is changed (in FIG. 20, the button is hatched).
  • the threshold value changing means for accepting the change of the discrimination level for each inspection item from the operator by the discrimination level change screen (see FIG. 17) output from the control unit 50 and the operation display unit 13. It is configured.
  • buttons B43 to B46 for changing the display contents of the screen are arranged on the banknote state recognition main screen.
  • the button B43 displayed as “single sheet discriminating history” is a button for switching the display area of each field of the banknote state recognition main screen to display of contents based on the most recent one sheet of recognition history.
  • the button B44 displayed as “500-sheet discrimination history” is a button for switching the display area of each field on the banknote state recognition main screen to display the content based on the latest 500-sheet recognition history.
  • the button B45 displayed as “discrimination result” is a button for switching the display area of each field of the banknote state recognition main screen to the recognition level based on the most recent recognition history.
  • the button B46 displayed as “discrimination history statistics” is a button for displaying statistical information related to past banknote state recognition processing based on the banknote processing history 523.
  • each discrimination level of each inspection item changes (for example, the display format changes to a conspicuous color such as a red letter) based on the recognition level.
  • the discrimination level of each inspection item is compared with the recognition level of the bill, and the recognition level of the bill and each discrimination are determined.
  • the display format is changed based on the result of comparison with the numerical value of the level (in FIG.
  • the display format changes for both “100” and “200” in the display area of the field F401 (watermark partial stain).
  • the recognition level related to the watermark partial contamination of the banknote is “50”, it is lower than both the non-payment ticket level (100) and the ATM banknote level (200), so the display is as shown in FIG.
  • the recognition level related to the banknote is higher than the non-payment ticket level and lower than the ATM banknote level
  • the display format is changed only for the numbers of the ATM banknote level as shown in the field F403 (03 outer peripheral partial stain) in FIG. .
  • the inspection item whose display format does not change even in the state where one sheet discrimination history is displayed on the bill state recognition main screen, it indicates that the recognition level of the bill is equal to or higher than the ATM bill level.
  • the button B43 is pressed again in a state where the one-sheet discrimination history is displayed, the original display format (the state shown in FIG. 16) is restored.
  • the display format of the state in which the 500-sheet discrimination history is displayed on the banknote state recognition main screen is the same as that of the 1-sheet discrimination history, but the comparison target is a recognition level related to a plurality of banknotes (here, the 500 processed most recently) It is the point which is the average value of the recognition level which concerns on the banknote of this. For example, when the average value of the recognition level related to “04 Other Partially Stained” for the past 500 banknotes is “50”, it falls below both the non-payable ticket level (100) and the ATM ticket level (200). Is displayed. In FIG. 19, the display format is changed for both “100” and “200” in the display area of the field F404.
  • the recognition history of any banknote stored in the banknote processing history 523 (here, one piece of the discriminating process most recently processed)
  • the recognition level of each inspection item according to the banknote recognition history is displayed in the display area of the field corresponding to each inspection item. For example, in FIG. 21, since 50 is displayed in the display area of the field F401 related to “01 watermark partial stain”, the recognition level of “01 watermark partial stain” of the banknote is 50. .
  • the button B45 is pressed again in a state where the discrimination result is displayed, the original display form (the state of FIG. 16) is restored.
  • the banknote recognition history (recognition level of each inspection item) is given to the operator by the banknote state recognition main screen (see FIG. 21) output by the control unit 50 and the operation display unit 13.
  • a history output means for outputting is configured.
  • the recognition level of each inspection item relating to a plurality of recognition histories (here, the recognition histories for the most recent 1000 sheets) is set to the current level.
  • Statistical information (such as the number of lost tickets and the number of ATM tickets) of the determination results when applying the displayed determination level of each inspection item is displayed in the display area of each field.
  • the discrimination history statistics are displayed, as shown in FIG. 22, the number of lost tickets and the number of ATM bills are displayed in the field of each inspection item as shown in FIG. Is done. For example, in FIG. 22, “100 sheets / 200 sheets” is displayed in the display area of the field F401 corresponding to the inspection item “watermark partial stain”.
  • the recognition level (loss level, circulation ticket level) currently held on the main screen for recognition of banknote status is applied to each of the recognition levels of “watermark partial stain” for the past 1000 sheets.
  • the number of sheets (100 sheets) and the number of circulation tickets (200 sheets) are shown.
  • the discrimination history statistics are displayed, the discrimination level of each inspection item currently held in the bill status recognition main screen is displayed in the field F50 in the past 1000 recognition histories. Total information based on the discrimination result when applied (final discrimination result considering the discrimination levels of all inspection items) is displayed.
  • the table of the field F50 displays a non-use ticket, a circulation ticket, an ATM ticket, and the total number of sheets. Further, in FIG.
  • the ratio of the non-performing ticket, the circulation ticket, and the ATM ticket (ratio to the total number) is displayed (displayed in%) in the table of field F50.
  • the result is that there are a total of 1000 sheets, which is 100 non-performing tickets (10%), circulation tickets (200 sheets), 700 ATM tickets (70%).
  • the changed discrimination level (before being reflected in the discrimination level setting information 522).
  • the display content of the display area of each field and the display content of the field F50 are updated based on the determination level). For example, when the banknote state recognition main screen is in the state shown in FIG. 22 and the button of the field F401 is pressed, and the change is made to lower the loss ticket level and ATM ticket level of “watermark partial stain”, as shown in FIG. It becomes a state. In FIG. 23, since the determination level is changed for the inspection item “watermark partial stain”, the display format of the button of F401 is changed (in FIG.
  • the contents of the display area of the field F401 and the contents of the statistical information of the field F50 are updated with the change of the discrimination level of the inspection item “watermark partial contamination”.
  • the content of the display area of the field F401 is updated from “100 sheets / 200 sheets” to “50 sheets / 250 sheets”.
  • the number of non-performing tickets is updated from 100 (10%) to 50 (5%).
  • the number of circulation tickets in the table of the field F50 is updated from 200 (20%) to 250 (25%).
  • the display format of the display portion of the updated damaged bill and circulation ticket is changed (in FIG.
  • the method of changing the display format of the updated portion in the table of the field F50 is not limited, but it is desirable that the format is conspicuous, for example, it is changed to a red character.
  • the original display format (the state of FIG. 16) is restored.
  • the recognition history (recognition of each inspection item) of an arbitrary banknote is recognized by the banknote state recognition main screen (see FIGS. 22 and 23) output by the control unit 50 and the operation display unit 13. ) Based on the currently held discrimination level (the discrimination level stored in the discrimination level setting information 522 or the discrimination level after being changed before being reflected in the discrimination level setting information 522). Is output to the operator.
  • the banknote bundling arrangement device 100 of this embodiment on the banknote state recognition main screen (see FIGS. 16 and 18), based on the banknote processing history 523, a discrimination processing result based on the past recognition level of each banknote (for each inspection item). Classification result) is displayed.
  • the banknote bundling and organizing apparatus 100 the operator can easily grasp which inspection item the processed banknote has been determined (classified) as “non-damaged” or “not an ATM ticket”.
  • the banknote state recognition main screen displaying the classification result for each inspection item can directly shift to a determination level changing screen (see FIG. 17) for changing the determination level of each inspection item. Therefore, it is possible to provide the operator with an environment for easily adjusting each inspection item.
  • the operator can perform various displays on the banknote state recognition main screen by displaying the recognition history of banknotes (see FIG. 21) and displaying statistical information (see FIGS. 22 and 23). Since the analysis result of the recognition history is output from the viewpoint, it is possible to assist the operator in adjusting the discrimination level.
  • FIGS. 1 to 9 The configuration of the banknote bundling apparatus 100A of the second embodiment can be shown using the above-described FIGS. 1 to 9 as well as the first embodiment. It can. Note that the reference numerals in parentheses in FIGS. 1, 2, and 4 described above are used only in the second embodiment. Hereinafter, differences of the second embodiment from the first embodiment will be described.
  • the banknote bundling apparatus 100A is similar to the first embodiment in terms of hardware, but a part of a functional configuration (software configuration) is different from that of the first embodiment. Specifically, the banknote bundling apparatus 100A is different from the first embodiment in that the discrimination unit 2 and the control unit 50 are replaced with the discrimination unit 2A and the control unit 50A. Further, in the control unit 50A, the configuration of the banknote processing history 523A is different from that of the first embodiment.
  • the banknote processing history 523 of the first embodiment has been described as storing at least processing history information including the recognition level of each inspection item for each banknote as the recognition history of the banknote state recognition process.
  • identification information hereinafter referred to as “serial number” described on the surface of each banknote is stored in association with each banknote as the first embodiment. Is different. That is, in the banknote processing history 523A, the serial number of the banknote processed in the past and the recognition level of each inspection item related to the banknote are managed in association with each other.
  • the discrimination unit 2A of the second embodiment needs to function as identification information recognition means that can also recognize the serial number (identification information) of the banknote to be discriminated.
  • identification information recognition means that can also recognize the serial number (identification information) of the banknote to be discriminated.
  • the specific method of recognizing the serial number of the banknote is not limited, the identification unit 2A uses, for example, image analysis such as a configuration similar to various banknote processing devices (for example, OCR (Optical Character Recognition)). Since “identification means”) can be applied, detailed description is omitted.
  • the configuration of the banknote processing history 523A can use a table as shown in FIG.
  • the internal specific data structure is not limited as long as the serial number and the recognition level are managed for each banknote.
  • the management number, serial number, and recognition level are registered for each bill.
  • other information of each banknote for example, denomination, processing date and time, collection destination information, etc.
  • FIG. 24 shows a state in which processing histories relating to a total of 300 banknotes with management numbers 1 to 300 are recorded.
  • the management number represents the order in which the banknotes are processed in ascending order. That is, in the table of banknote processing history 523A shown in FIG. 24, the larger the management number, the more recently processed banknote.
  • the banknote state recognition main screen (a state in which a single sheet discrimination history is displayed) displayed on the banknote bundling apparatus 100A of the second embodiment has a configuration as shown in FIG. 25, for example.
  • the banknote state recognition main screen shown in FIG. 25 (a state in which the single sheet discrimination history is displayed), the same or corresponding parts (fields and buttons) that are the same as or correspond to the screen (FIG. 18 described above) of the first embodiment.
  • symbol which attaches is attached
  • the state in which the one-sheet discrimination history is displayed on the banknote state recognition main screen is also referred to as a “one-sheet discrimination history display screen”.
  • a field F500 for displaying a serial number related to a banknote displaying information such as a current recognition level (hereinafter also referred to as “displayed banknote”), Button B51 for switching to a banknote processed one banknote before display (a banknote with one management number less than the banknote currently displayed), one banknote after display (banknote processed to the management number of the banknote being displayed (A button B52 for switching to a banknote having a management number one more than the banknote being displayed) and a button B53 for specifying the serial number and switching the display of the one-sheet discrimination history display screen are arranged.
  • the one-sheet discrimination history display screen (a state in which one-sheet discrimination history is displayed on the banknote state recognition main screen) shown in FIG. 25 will be described.
  • the contents of the banknote processing history 523A are the contents shown in FIG.
  • the control unit 50A displays an operation.
  • the screen is changed to a one-sheet discrimination history display screen that displays information on the last processed banknote among the information stored in the banknote processing history 523A.
  • the control unit 50A initially sets the banknote serial number (AB00000300) of the last management number 300 and the recognition level of each inspection item.
  • a one-sheet discrimination history display screen is displayed (see FIG. 25).
  • the button B51 (the button labeled “Previous”) is pressed.
  • 50 A of control parts update the information of each field of a 1 sheet determination log
  • the content of the one-sheet discrimination history display screen transitions as shown in FIG.
  • the one-sheet discrimination history display screen shown in FIG. 26
  • the contents based on the serial number (AB000000299) of the banknote with the management number 299 and the recognition level of each inspection item of the banknote are displayed.
  • the control unit 50A moves the banknote being displayed one by one.
  • Information on each field of the one-sheet discrimination history display screen is updated as a processed banknote (banknote of management number 300).
  • the content of the one-sheet discrimination history display screen returns to the content of FIG.
  • the button B53 (“ The button labeled “Serial number designation” is arranged on the one-sheet discrimination history display screen (the banknote state recognition main screen) of the second embodiment.
  • the control unit 50A displays a pop-up screen for receiving a serial number input from the user on the one-sheet discrimination history display screen (banknote state recognition main screen).
  • a pop-up screen for accepting the serial number input for example, a screen as shown in FIG. 27 can be applied.
  • a field F600 for accepting serial number input and a confirmation button B61 for confirming completion of input are arranged.
  • control unit 50A when a confirmation number B61 is pressed after the user inputs a serial number in the field F600, the control unit 50A holds the input serial number, and the banknote with the serial number is displayed. Is searched from the banknote processing history 523A. And 50A of control parts update the content of the 1 sheet discrimination
  • history display screen (banknote state recognition main screen) to the content which made the banknote of the detected serial number displayed banknote. For example, in the pop-up screen shown in FIG. 27, since the serial number “AB00002099” is input in the field F600, the control unit 50A detects the banknote with the management number 299 as the banknote of this serial number from the banknote processing history 523A. Will do.
  • the control unit 50A updates the content of the one-sheet discrimination history display screen (the banknote state recognition main screen) to the content in which the banknote with the management number 299 (the banknote of AB00000022 with the serial number specified) is displayed. .
  • the contents of the one-sheet discrimination history display screen (banknote state recognition main screen) at this time are the same as those in FIG.
  • the control unit 50A outputs an error message when the banknote with the serial number input on the pop-up screen cannot be detected from the banknote processing history 523A (for example, “The banknote with the input serial number could not be detected”). Message) and return to the previous screen (one-disc discrimination history display screen displayed immediately before).
  • the banknote bundling apparatus 100A corresponds to a process (for example, a process related to the buttons B51 and B52) of sequentially switching the displayed banknotes according to the processing order on the one-sheet discrimination history display screen (banknote state recognition main screen). . Thereby, the user of the banknote bundling organizing apparatus 100A can easily grasp the correspondence between the processed banknote and the inspection result of the banknote.
  • the banknote bundling arrangement device 100A in the process of switching the displayed banknote by designating the serial number (for example, designated by the pop-up screen of FIG. 27, etc.) on the one-sheet discrimination history display screen (banknote state recognition main screen). It corresponds. Thereby, the user can grasp
  • the present invention is applied to the banknote bundling apparatus, but the application apparatus of the present invention is not limited to the banknote bundling apparatus.
  • the present invention can be applied to any device that performs discrimination of inserted banknotes and appropriately separates from the original transport path and discharges it to the discharge port depending on the result of the discrimination. If these conditions are satisfied, the technical idea of the present invention can be applied to a cash processing apparatus such as an automatic transaction apparatus (ATM).
  • ATM automatic transaction apparatus
  • the present invention is applied to a banknote bundling apparatus that handles banknotes.
  • paper sheets to which the present invention can be applied are not limited to banknotes, but also to checks, gift certificates, and the like. It may be a paper sheet.
  • buttons B43 to B46 for changing the display content of the screen are arranged.
  • some or all of the functions related to these buttons may be omitted.

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