WO2017014209A1 - Dispositif de traitement de billets et procédé de traitement de billets - Google Patents

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WO2017014209A1
WO2017014209A1 PCT/JP2016/071100 JP2016071100W WO2017014209A1 WO 2017014209 A1 WO2017014209 A1 WO 2017014209A1 JP 2016071100 W JP2016071100 W JP 2016071100W WO 2017014209 A1 WO2017014209 A1 WO 2017014209A1
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    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
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  • This invention relates to the banknote processing apparatus and banknote processing method which identify and classify
  • Patent Document 1 discloses a banknote processing device that identifies currency, denomination, bill type (new and old), direction, and correctness and classifies each banknote according to type. By setting the type of banknotes to be stacked in each stacking unit with a banknote handling apparatus having a plurality of stacking units, the banknotes can be classified and stacked in each stacking unit.
  • banknotes could not be classified using the above-described conventional technology. Specifically, when the same currency is adopted in a plurality of countries, and banknotes with almost the same design are issued from a plurality of countries, the banknotes cannot be classified by issuing country. Financial institutions collect damaged banknotes that are not suitable for use in the market as non-useables. However, even if the issuing country of banknotes tries to recover non-issued banknotes in their own country, conventional banknote processing equipment collects them into financial institutions. Stipends could not be classified by country of issue.
  • CFA franc banknotes are issued in several countries that are members of the West African Economic and Currency Alliance, such as Côte d'Irium and Benin.
  • banknotes can be classified by currency, such as CFA franc banknotes and euro banknotes, or CFA franc banknotes can be classified by money type, such as 500 CFA francs and 1000 CFA francs.
  • Banknotes could not be classified by country of issue, such as 500 CFA franc banknotes and 500 CFA franc banknotes issued in Benin.
  • the present invention has been made in order to solve the above-described problems caused by the prior art, and recognizes banknote issuers belonging to the same currency and can sort banknotes by bank issuer and banknote processing. It aims to provide a method.
  • the present invention is a banknote handling apparatus, a receiving unit that receives a plurality of banknotes, a transport unit that transports banknotes received by the receiving unit one by one, A plurality of stacking units that stack the banknotes transported by the transporting unit, an identifying unit that identifies identification information indicating an issuer of the banknotes included in the banknotes transported by the transporting unit, and identified by the identifying unit A control unit that performs control for classifying and stacking banknotes belonging to the same currency into stacking units corresponding to the issuers based on the identification information.
  • the identification unit identifies the correctness of banknotes, and the control unit accumulates only the banknotes issued by the same issuer in one stacking unit, and damages each stacking unit. Sort tickets by issuer.
  • the identification unit identifies the correctness of banknotes, and the control unit accumulates correct bills issued by different issuers in one accumulation unit.
  • the identification unit reads a banknote number included in a banknote and identifies the identification information included in the banknote number.
  • the said invention further has the memory
  • the said identification information is at least 1-digit character information of the banknote number which a banknote has
  • the said classification setting information sets the digit position setting information which set the digit position of the said character information in the said banknote number.
  • the identification unit identifies the identification information included in the read banknote number based on the digit position setting information.
  • one character information corresponds to one stacking unit.
  • a plurality of character information is associated with one stacking unit.
  • the classification setting information at least one of banknote denomination, correctness, direction, and old and new accumulated in each stacking unit is set.
  • a bundling unit for bundling a predetermined number of banknotes is further provided, and the control unit binds banknotes of a predetermined issuer by the bundling unit.
  • the cutting part which cuts a banknote further is provided, and the said control part cuts the banknote of a predetermined issuer by the said cutting part.
  • the identification information is information indicating at least one of a country, a financial institution, a printing station, and a printing factory that issued the banknote.
  • control unit receives information for identifying a financial institution, and classifies banknotes issued by an issuer corresponding to the financial institution and banknotes issued by other issuers by issuer. Control to accumulate.
  • the said control part acquires the banknote for accommodating in the said banknote storage container based on having acquired the banknote storage container identification information which identifies a banknote storage container as information which specifies the said financial institution. Perform the classification process.
  • control unit as the number of banknotes accumulated in the stacking unit, at least of the number of banknotes accumulated in the stacking unit after starting banknote processing and the number of banknotes being stacked in the stacking unit. Either one is notified.
  • the present invention is a banknote processing for classifying banknotes by issuer using a banknote processing device in order to collect banknotes belonging to the same currency issued from a plurality of issuers to the issuer that issued the banknotes. It is a method, Comprising: The identification process which identifies the identification information which shows the issuing origin of this banknote which a banknote has with the said banknote processing apparatus, The banknote which belongs to the same currency based on the identification information identified by the said identification process is said banknote And a classification step of classifying by issuer by the processing device.
  • the identifying step includes a step of identifying whether the banknote is correct or not.
  • the classification step the non-performing ticket is classified by issuer.
  • the correct bills are classified as the same type even if they are banknotes issued by different issuers.
  • each banknote using the banknote processing apparatus, identification information for identifying an issuing country such as an issuing country, a financial institution, a printing station, a printing factory, etc. that issued the banknote is identified, By stacking in the stacking unit corresponding to the identification information, each banknote can be classified by issuer. For example, even when banknotes of the same currency are issued in multiple issuing countries, by using the banknote processing device to classify banknotes by issuing country, each banknote issuing country can only issue banknotes issued by itself. It can be recovered.
  • the correct bills are collected without dividing the stacking unit by the issuer, and the damaged bills are divided by the issuing source.
  • financial institutions use banknote processing equipment to classify non-debt cards collected by the issuing country by issuing country, regardless of denomination.
  • Regular tickets that are reused at institutions can be classified by type of money regardless of the country of issue.
  • FIG. 1 is a perspective view illustrating an appearance of the banknote handling apparatus according to the first embodiment.
  • FIG. 2 is a schematic cross-sectional view showing an outline of the internal configuration of the banknote handling apparatus.
  • FIG. 3 is a block diagram illustrating a schematic functional configuration of the banknote handling apparatus.
  • FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram illustrating an example of identification characters printed on banknotes in order to specify an issuer.
  • FIG. 5 is a diagram illustrating an example of a setting screen for designating the types of banknotes to be stacked in the stacking unit by using banknote number digit positions and identification characters of the digit positions.
  • FIG. 6 is a diagram illustrating an example of an accumulation pattern in which the types of banknotes accumulated in the accumulation unit are designated.
  • FIG. 1 is a perspective view illustrating an appearance of the banknote handling apparatus according to the first embodiment.
  • FIG. 2 is a schematic cross-sectional view showing an outline of the internal configuration of the banknote handling apparatus.
  • FIG. 3 is
  • FIG. 7 is a diagram for explaining a setting method for selecting and specifying the types of banknotes to be stacked in the stacking unit from pre-registered issuers.
  • FIG. 8 is a schematic cross-sectional view showing a configuration example of a banknote handling apparatus including a binding unit for binding banknotes.
  • FIG. 9 is a schematic cross-sectional view illustrating a configuration example of a banknote handling apparatus including a cutting unit for cutting banknotes.
  • FIG. 10 is a schematic diagram illustrating an internal configuration of the banknote handling apparatus according to the second embodiment.
  • FIG. 11 is a diagram showing an example of an accumulation pattern of the banknote handling apparatus shown in FIG.
  • FIG. 12 is a schematic diagram illustrating the internal configuration of the banknote handling apparatus according to the third embodiment.
  • FIG. 13 is a diagram showing an example of an accumulation pattern of the banknote handling apparatus shown in FIG.
  • FIG. 14 is a diagram illustrating an example of storage container information.
  • FIG. 15 is a schematic diagram for explaining a method of preparing banknotes using a storage container.
  • FIG. 16 is a schematic diagram for explaining a method of preparing banknotes using an ATM cassette.
  • a banknote processing apparatus will convey a banknote one by one.
  • the issuer is identified, and the banknotes are classified by type based on the identification result. If the issuer of the banknote made into a stack
  • FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an appearance of a banknote handling apparatus 1 according to the present embodiment.
  • FIG. 2 is a schematic cross-sectional view showing an outline of the internal configuration of the banknote handling apparatus 1.
  • the banknote handling apparatus 1 includes a receiving unit 11 that receives a plurality of banknotes and a take-in unit 10 that takes a plurality of banknotes received by the receiving unit 11 one by one into the apparatus.
  • On the front side of the apparatus there are an operation unit 51 for inputting various types of information when setting changes, processing instructions, and the like, and a display unit 52 for displaying various types of information when checking setting information, processing results, and the like. Is provided.
  • the banknote handling apparatus 1 identifies the banknotes taken in the apparatus by the take-in section 10 along the transport path and the banknotes transported by the transport section 70.
  • An identification unit 55 for counting is provided.
  • the banknote handling apparatus 1 includes two reject units 65 (65a, 65b) for discharging suspect banknotes that are unprocessable banknotes, counterfeit notes, suspected counterfeit bills, but cannot be verified as reject banknotes. ) Is provided. The rejected banknotes can be classified and discharged to the first reject unit 65a and the second reject unit 65b according to the cause of rejection.
  • the identification unit 55 has a function of identifying and counting the currency, denomination, old and new, direction, authenticity, correctness, and issuer of banknotes conveyed by the conveyance unit 70. Moreover, the identification part 55 has a function which recognizes characters, such as a banknote number (serial number) currently printed on each banknote, in order to identify each banknote.
  • a banknote number serial number
  • the stacking unit 60 (60a to 60h) has a function of receiving and stacking banknotes transported by the transport unit 70. Based on the identification result by the identification unit 55, reject banknotes such as counterfeits and suspect banknotes are accumulated in the rejection unit 65, and true banknotes are classified and accumulated in the respective accumulation units 60a to 60h.
  • the types of banknotes stacked in each of the stacking units 60a to 60h can be set in advance before starting banknote processing, or not set when starting banknote processing. Although it can also set according to the kind of banknote identified by 55, it mentions later for details.
  • the stacking unit 60 has an opening on the front surface, and an operator using the banknote handling apparatus 1 can pull out the banknotes stacked on the stacking unit 60 from the opening.
  • individual display units 62a to 62h for displaying information on the stacked banknotes are provided corresponding to each of the first stacking unit 60a to the eighth stacking unit 60h.
  • the transport unit 70 is provided with a plurality of branch members 71 for branching the banknotes transported through the transport path.
  • the transport unit 70 is provided with a plurality of sensors 72 for detecting bills to be transported.
  • the control unit 50 determines the stacking destination of the banknote from the stacking unit 60 and the rejecting unit 65 based on the identification result. And the control part 50 conveys and accumulate
  • Each stacking unit 60 is provided with a sensor 73 that detects the presence or absence of banknotes in the stacking unit, so that the withdrawal of banknotes from the stacking unit 60 can be detected.
  • the sensor 72 is also provided in the receiving unit 11 so that the presence or absence of banknotes in the receiving unit 11 can be detected.
  • FIG. 3 is a block diagram showing an outline of the functional configuration of the banknote handling apparatus 1.
  • the banknote handling apparatus 1 controls each unit to realize functions and operations described below, and a program necessary for the operation of the control unit 50, And a storage unit 56 for storing various data such as setting information.
  • the identification part 55 identifies the issuer of a banknote in addition to currency, a denomination, old and new, a direction, authenticity, and correctness, and the control part 50 is 1st based on an identification result.
  • One feature is that banknotes are classified and accumulated in each of the stacking unit 60a to the eighth stacking unit 60h.
  • the currency identified by the identification unit 55 is information for distinguishing countries and allies that guarantee the value of banknotes, such as Japanese banknotes, US banknotes, and euro banknotes.
  • the currency is also information indicating a currency unit such as yen, dollar, and euro.
  • a denomination is information for distinguishing the value of a banknote, for example, in the case of a Japanese banknote, such as a 10,000 yen ticket or a 5,000 yen ticket.
  • New and old are information indicating the version of a banknote of the same denomination, for example, an E-ticket currently issued as a 10,000-yen Japanese banknote, a D-ticket used before the E-ticket is issued, etc. .
  • a direction is information which shows the surface (front and back) of a banknote, and the direction (top and bottom) of a banknote.
  • Authenticity is information indicating whether a banknote is a true banknote.
  • the correctness / loss is information obtained by determining the degree of damage of a banknote based on a predetermined condition. For example, a banknote to be reused in the market is a correct ticket, and a banknote not suitable for reuse in the market is a non-useable banknote.
  • the issuer is information indicating the issuing country, financial institution, printing station, printing factory, etc. that issued the banknote.
  • the banknote For example, Japanese banknotes are issued by the Bank of Japan, but printing is performed at multiple factories such as the Odawara Factory and Hikone Factory belonging to the National Printing Bureau, and the predetermined number of digits included in the banknote number printed on the banknotes. From the identification character (identification information), the printing factory that printed the banknote can be identified as the issuer.
  • US banknotes are issued by several Federal Reserve Banks such as the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston and the New York Federal Reserve Bank, and the publisher of the Federal Reserve Bank that issued this banknote from the identification character of the predetermined digit included in the banknote number Can be specified as Moreover, the euro banknote used in Europe is issued in several countries, such as Germany and France, and can identify a country name (issue country) as an issuer from the identification character contained in a banknote number. Moreover, CFA franc banknotes used in Africa are issued in a plurality of countries such as Côte d'Irium and Benin, and the issuing country can be specified from the identification characters included in the banknote number.
  • each banknote is an aspect which has identification information, it will not be limited to the aspect in which identification information is contained in the banknote number, For example, apart from a banknote number, a symbol
  • the identification information may be printed on each banknote as a mark, or the identification information may be stored in an IC chip embedded in each banknote.
  • FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram showing an example of identification characters printed on banknotes in order to specify the issuer.
  • the identification character for identifying each issuer is contained in the predetermined digit position of a banknote number, such as the end of the banknote number 200 currently printed on the banknote 100.
  • FIG. . the identification part 55 performs character recognition of the banknote number 200 using the image which imaged the banknote 100, extracts the identification character of the predetermined digit which shows an issuer from a character recognition result, and specifies an issuer. To use.
  • the identification character 202 for identifying each issuer is located slightly away from the banknote number 201 on the front side or rear side of the banknote number 201 printed on the banknote 101. May be printed, or may be printed with a font different from the banknote number 201.
  • the identification part 55 may distinguish the banknote number 201, recognize only the identification character 202, and specify an issuer, and regard the identification character 202 as a part of banknote number.
  • a mode in which character recognition is performed and the identification character 202 is extracted from the character recognition result may be employed.
  • the identification character 202 is regarded as a part of the banknote number, the 5-digit banknote number 201 and the 1-digit identification character 202 shown in FIG.
  • the character recognition result of the identification character 202 is obtained by recognizing and extracting the rightmost sixth digit character from the six-digit character recognition result obtained as the character recognition result.
  • banknote issuers such as issuing countries, financial institutions, printing stations, printing factories, etc. are specified, and banknotes are classified and accumulated in the first stacking unit 60a to the eighth stacking unit 60h for each issuer.
  • banknotes belonging to the currency X are issued in eight issuing countries.
  • the banknotes belonging to the currency X are printed with a 12-digit banknote number, and A, B, C, D, H, K, S, and T indicating each issuing country are displayed at the 12th digit on the right end of the banknote number. It is assumed that any one of the eight alphabetic capital letters is printed as an identification character.
  • FIG. 5 is a diagram showing an example of a setting screen for designating the types of banknotes to be stacked in the stacking unit 60 by the digit position of the banknote number and the identification character of the digit position.
  • Information underlined in the setting screen shown in FIG. 5 is information whose settings can be changed. While confirming the setting screen displayed on the display unit 52, the operation unit 51 is operated, and the digit position for extracting the identification character (identification information) from the banknote number is designated by the setting item of “banknote number digit position”. The digit position setting information is created. In addition, in the setting item of “identification character”, it is specified what kind of character the specified digit position is to be collected. Based on the classification setting information thus created, the banknotes can be classified and accumulated by each issuer in each stacking unit 60.
  • the example in FIG. 5 indicates that the first stacking unit 60a is set to stack the banknote whose identification character is the 12th digit of the banknote number.
  • the second stacking unit 60b to the eighth stacking unit 60h are set so as to classify and stack banknotes having identification characters of the 12th digit of the banknote number B, C, D, H, K, S, and T, respectively. It is shown that.
  • the types of banknotes to be stacked in the stacking units 60a to 60h are designated by the digit position of the banknote number and the identification character of this digit position. Each identification character corresponds to each issuing country. Therefore, according to this setting, the banknotes are classified according to the country of issue and stacked in the stacking units 60a to 60h.
  • the identification unit 55 recognizes the banknote number of each banknote, The identification character included in the character recognition result is identified, and the control unit 50 sets the stacking unit 60 corresponding to the identification character as a banknote stacking destination. And the control part 50 conveys this banknote to the determined stacking part 60 by conveying this banknote by the conveyance part 70, and controlling the branch member 71, detecting the position of the banknote of a conveyance path with the sensor 72. And accumulate. As a result, the banknotes can be sorted and accumulated in each of the stacking units 60a to 60h according to the issuing country.
  • FIG. 5 shows an example in which one identification character is designated by the setting item of the identification character
  • a plurality of identification characters can be designated. For example, when designating three consecutive alphabetic characters of A, B, and C, the range of consecutive characters is designated as “A to C”.
  • each target identification character is designated as “A, C”.
  • the first stacking unit 60a is designated.
  • a banknote with an identification character of the 12th digit of the banknote number, a banknote of B with an identification character of the 12th digit of the banknote number, and a banknote with an identification character of the 12th digit of the banknote number are accumulated.
  • each identification character corresponds to each issuing country, banknotes issued in the three issuing countries are accumulated in the first issuing unit 60a in a mixed state.
  • the several character position is designated and the identification character of each digit position is designated.
  • the digit position can be designated in the range of the tenth to twelfth digit positions, for example, “10 to 12” as in the case of specifying the identification character, or “10, 12”. Multiple digit positions can be specified.
  • the identification character at each digit position is designated by the identification character setting item.
  • the banknote number digit position is designated as “11, 12” or “11-12” for the first stacking unit 60a on the setting screen shown in FIG. -A, 12-A "may be specified.
  • the bill number digit position may be designated as “11, 12” or “11-12”, and the identification character may be designated as “11-A, 12-B”.
  • banknotes for which the issuing country is indicated using a plurality of digits of banknote numbers can be classified by issuing country.
  • the banknote handling apparatus 1 can create an accumulation pattern in which the types of banknotes accumulated in the accumulation units 60a to 60h are registered. It is also possible to store the created accumulated pattern in the storage unit 56 in advance, and call up the accumulated pattern from the storage unit 56 to set the banknote accumulation destination at the start of banknote processing. In each accumulation pattern, the digit position for extracting the identification character (identification information) from the banknote number and the identification character obtained at this digit position are designated. Thereby, it is possible to classify and stack banknotes by issuer in each stacking unit 60 using the stacking pattern as classification setting information.
  • A, B, C, D which indicates in which issuing bank of eight issuing countries the banknote number printed at the right end of the banknote number is the 12th digit.
  • the integrated pattern will be described by taking as an example a case where any one of the identification characters H, K, S, and T is printed.
  • the identification character A is printed on banknotes issued in the issuing country A
  • the identification character B is printed on banknotes issued in the issuing country B.
  • the identification character indicates the country name of the issuing country
  • the information indicating the correspondence relationship between the issuing country (issuing source) and the identification character is stored in the storage unit 56 of the banknote processing apparatus 1 in advance. Yes.
  • FIG. 6 is a diagram illustrating an example of an accumulation pattern in which the types of banknotes accumulated in the accumulation unit 60 are designated.
  • the item “No.” in FIG. 6 indicates a number for identifying each integrated pattern, and the item “content” indicates an outline of setting contents of each integrated pattern.
  • the item “attribute” is information of each banknote acquired as an identification result by the identification unit 55, and indicates information that can be used by the control unit 50 to determine a stacking destination of each banknote.
  • the type of banknotes accumulated in the first reject unit 65a is set as “REJECT”, and the type of banknotes accumulated in the second reject unit 65b is set as “SUSP”.
  • the second reject unit 65b collects counterfeit bills or suspect banknotes identified as suspected of fake bills, and the first reject unit 65a stores transport error tickets or first stacking units. This indicates that reject banknotes excluding counterfeits and suspect banknotes, such as non-processing banknotes that cannot be stacked in 60a to 8th stacking section 60h, are stacked.
  • the settings of the first reject unit 65a and the second reject unit 65b are common to all the integration patterns, the settings related to the first integration unit 60a to the eighth integration unit 60h will be described below. To do.
  • the 1 accumulation pattern indicates a setting in which banknotes belonging to the currency X are accumulated in the first accumulation unit 60a to the eighth accumulation unit 60h for each issuing country in a denomination mixed state.
  • the setting of “currency X” shown in FIG. 6 indicates that banknotes belonging to the currency X are to be collected, and the setting of “MIX” indicates that banknotes are stacked in a denomination mixed state regardless of denominations. Yes.
  • the setting of “12-A” is the identification character of the 12th digit of the banknote number. Indicates that banknote A is to be collected. That is, the integrated pattern No. Reference numeral 1 denotes a setting in which banknotes belonging to the currency X are classified and accumulated in the first stacking unit 60a to the eighth stacking unit 60h on the basis of the identification character of the 12th digit of the banknote number.
  • the identification unit 55 identifies each banknote. To do. Moreover, the identification part 55 recognizes the character of each digit of the banknote number printed on the banknote.
  • the control unit 50 conveys banknotes from the stacking unit 60 and the rejecting unit 65 based on the recognition result such as the damage by the identifying unit 55 and the character recognition result of the banknote number and the set content of the selected stacking pattern. Determine the destination.
  • control part 50 conveys a banknote to the determined conveyance destination by conveying the banknote by the conveyance part 70, and controlling the branch member 71, detecting the position of the banknote of a conveyance path with the sensor 72, and is integrated
  • the accumulation pattern No When 1 is selected, banknotes of the issuing country A are stacked on the first stacking unit 60a and banknotes of the issuing country B are stacked on the second stacking unit 60b in a denomination mixed state regardless of the old and new, direction and damage.
  • the banknotes of the issuing country C are stacked in the third stacking unit 60c
  • the banknotes of the issuing country D are stacked in the fourth stacking unit 60d
  • the banknotes of the issuing country H are stacked in the fifth stacking unit 60e
  • the banknotes are stacked on the sixth stacking unit 60f
  • the banknotes of the issuing country S are stacked on the seventh stacking unit 60g
  • the banknotes of the issuing country T are stacked on the eighth stacking unit 60h. That is, the banknotes can be collected and classified in each of the stacking units 60a to 60h according to the issuing country.
  • the accumulation pattern 2 indicates a setting for sorting banknotes belonging to the currency X into correct bills and non-performing bills in a denomination mixed state, and classifying the correct bills and non-slip bills based on the issuing country. .
  • the setting of “FIT” shown in FIG. 6 indicates that a genuine note is to be accumulated, and the setting of “UNFIT” indicates that a non-performing ticket is to be accumulated.
  • Integrated pattern No. 2 the new and old directions and the direction are not set, and these pieces of information are not used for determining the collection destination by the control unit 50.
  • the correct ticket of D is accumulated in the second stacking unit 60b, the correct ticket of the issuing country H is stacked in the third stacking unit 60c, and the correct ticket of the issuing country S and the correct ticket of the issuing country T are stored in the fourth stacking unit 60d. Accumulated.
  • the denomination of issuer country A and the loss ticket of issuer country B are accumulated in the fifth stacking unit 60e in the mixed state of denominations.
  • the tickets are collected in the sixth stacking unit 60f, the non-issued ticket of the issuing country H is integrated in the seventh integrated unit 60g, and the non-issued ticket of the issuing country S and the non-issued ticket of the issuing country T are integrated in the eighth collecting unit 60h.
  • the banknotes are classified into regular bills and non-performing bills, and the correct bills are accumulated in the first stacking unit 60a to the fourth stacking unit 60d, and the non-consolidated bills are stacked in the fifth stacking unit 60e to the eighth stacking unit 60h.
  • Bills issued in issuing country A and issuing country B, banknotes issued in issuing country C and issuing country D, banknotes issued in issuing country H, and issuing country S and banknotes issued in the issuing country T can be classified and accumulated.
  • the accumulation pattern 3 classifies banknotes belonging to the currency X into regular bills and non-performing bills, classifies regular bills into denominations regardless of the country of issue, and non-debentures according to issuance country regardless of denomination.
  • the settings to be classified are shown.
  • Integrated pattern No. 3 the old and new directions and the direction are not set, and these pieces of information are not used for determining the collection destination by the control unit 50.
  • banknote numbers are not set in the first stacking unit 60a to the fourth stacking unit 60d, and information on banknote numbers is not used when determining these stacking units 60a to 60d as stacking destinations.
  • the settings of “10000”, “5000”, “2000”, and “1000” shown in the stacking pattern 4 indicate the denominations of banknotes to be stacked.
  • the currency X is a CFA franc banknote
  • each indicates 10,000 CFA franc, 5000 CFA franc, 2000 CFA franc, and 1000 CFA franc.
  • the accumulation pattern No When 3 is selected, regardless of the old, new, direction, and issuing country, the correct currency 10000 denominations are accumulated in the first accumulation unit 60a, and the denomination 5000 denominations in the currency X are accumulated in the second accumulation unit 60b. Accumulated, correct bills of denomination 2000 of currency X are accumulated in the third accumulation unit 60c, and authentic bills of denomination 1000 of currency X are accumulated in the fourth accumulation unit 60d. Also, regardless of the old and new and direction, the denomination of issue country A is accumulated in the fifth accumulation unit 60e, and the demerit ticket of issue country B is accumulated in the sixth accumulation unit 60f. Are collected in the seventh stacking unit 60g, and the banknote of the issuing country D is stacked in the eighth stacking unit 60h.
  • the banknotes are classified into regular bills and non-performing bills, and the correct bills are accumulated in the first stacking unit 60a to the fourth stacking unit 60d, and the non-consolidated bills are stacked in the fifth stacking unit 60e to the eighth stacking unit 60h.
  • the correct ticket is classified and collected in the four stacking units 60a to 60d in the state of mixed issue countries, and the non-performing ticket is classified in the four stacking units 60e to 60h in the state of mixed denomination by the issuing country. Can be integrated.
  • the accumulation pattern 4 classifies banknotes belonging to the currency X into regular bills and non-performing bills, classifies regular bills into denominations regardless of the country of issue, and non-debentures according to issuance country regardless of denomination.
  • the settings to be classified are shown.
  • Integrated pattern No. 4 the integrated pattern No. Similarly to 3, the new and old information and the direction information are not used for determining the collection destination by the control unit 50.
  • banknote numbers are not set in the first stacking unit 60a to the fourth stacking unit 60d, and information on banknote numbers is not used when determining these stacking units 60a to 60d as stacking destinations.
  • Integration pattern No. In the setting of 3, the issuing countries of banknotes to be stacked in the fifth stacking unit 60e to the eighth stacking unit 60h are determined in advance in order to classify the banknotes by issuing country.
  • the integrated pattern No. 4 is a setting for classifying the banknotes by issuing country while automatically determining the issuing country of the banknotes accumulated in the fifth stacking unit 60e to the eighth stacking unit 60h during the banknote processing.
  • the setting of “12-Auto” shown in FIG. 6 indicates a setting for automatically determining the accumulation target based on the identification character of the banknote number 12th digit of the banknote obtained during the banknote processing.
  • the accumulation pattern No After selecting 4 and starting banknote processing, if the first banknote identified as a non-performing banknote by the identification unit 55 is, for example, a banknote whose identification number is the 12th digit of the banknote number, There is no stacking unit 60 for stacking the banknote of the letter A, but the stacking unit 60 set to “12-Auto”, that is, the identification character for the 12th digit of the banknote number to be stacked is automatically determined. There is a set accumulation unit 60. For this reason, the control unit 50 sets the setting of the fifth stacking unit 60e to “12-A”, and sets the stacking target of the fifth stacking unit 60e as the banknote whose identification character is the 12th digit of the banknote number. . And the control part 50 accumulate
  • stacking which uses the banknote of the identification letter B as stacking object
  • the sixth stacking unit 60f to the eighth stacking unit 60h set to “12-Auto” remain so as to automatically determine the identification character of the 12th digit of the banknote number to be stacked.
  • the control unit 50 sets the setting of the sixth stacking unit 60f to “12-B”, and sets the stacking target of the sixth stacking unit 60f as the banknote whose identification character is the 12th digit of the banknote number. .
  • the control unit 50 accumulates the second banknote of the identification character B in the sixth accumulation unit 60f. Thereafter, the non-performing bill having the identification character B in the 12th digit of the banknote number is accumulated in the sixth stacking unit 60f.
  • the control unit 50 determines the presence / absence of the accumulation unit 60 corresponding to the identification character of the banknote, and the corresponding accumulation unit 60 If there is, banknotes are stacked on the stacking unit 60. On the other hand, if there is no stacking unit 60 corresponding to the identification character, but there is a stacking unit 60 that can automatically set the identification character, the obtained identification character is set as a stacking target of the stacking unit 60 to be a banknote stacking destination. .
  • the banknote processing apparatus 1 uses the integrated pattern No. If 4 is selected, regardless of the old, new, direction, and issuing country, the correct denomination of currency X denomination 10000 is accumulated in the first accumulation unit 60a, and the correct denomination of currency X denomination 5000 is accumulated in the second accumulation unit 60b. Accumulated, correct bills of denomination 2000 of currency X are accumulated in the third accumulation unit 60c, and authentic bills of denomination 1000 of currency X are accumulated in the fourth accumulation unit 60d. In addition, in the fifth stacking unit 60e, the identification character of the first obtained currency X banknote is set, and the banknote of this identification letter is stacked in a denomination mixed state regardless of the old and new directions. It will be.
  • the identification characters of the banknotes identified as the currency X banknotes are set in order, and the set banknotes of the identification characters are set according to the old and new directions and directions. It is accumulated in a mixed state.
  • the banknotes are classified into regular bills and damaged bills, the correct bills are accumulated in the first stacking portion 60a to the fourth stacking portion 60d, and the damaged bills are stacked in the fifth stacking portion 60e to the eighth stacking portion 60h.
  • the correct bills are classified and collected in the four stacking units 60a to 60d according to the denominations, and the non-paid tickets are automatically collected as the stacking targets of the four stacking units 60e to 60h. It is possible to categorize and accumulate by issue country while setting.
  • the integration pattern setting method is not limited to this. Absent.
  • information for obtaining an identification character in each currency may be registered in the storage unit 56 in advance, and the setting may be performed using this information.
  • digit position setting information that the issuing country can be specified by the identification character of the 12th digit of the banknote number is registered in the storage unit 56 in advance.
  • the control unit 50 refers to the digit position setting information registered in advance in the storage unit 56, and in the currency X, the issuing country is identified by the identification character in the 12th digit of the banknote number.
  • the banknote classification process described above can be realized simply by setting “A” in the banknote number setting.
  • the currency setting may be omitted and only the identification character may be set in the banknote number setting.
  • the banknote processing apparatus 1 is an apparatus dedicated to the currency X
  • the currency setting of the accumulation pattern may be omitted, and only the identification character may be specified in the banknote number setting.
  • the accumulation pattern setting what attributes are targeted and how they are set can be appropriately changed according to the usage mode of the banknote processing apparatus 1.
  • FIG. 7 is a diagram for explaining a setting method for selecting and specifying the types of banknotes accumulated in the accumulation unit 60 from pre-registered issuers.
  • FIG. 7A shows an example of a setting screen
  • FIG. 7B shows an example of issuer information registered in advance
  • FIG. 7C shows an example of setting an integrated pattern.
  • the issuer information and the information for acquiring the identification character for specifying the issuer of the banknote are associated with each other and registered in advance in the storage unit 56 for each currency.
  • the control unit 50 may confirm that the identification character in the second digit of the banknote number is J.
  • the banknote of Z is printed at the printing factory A, it can be recognized that it is only necessary to confirm that the end of the banknote number is one of A to G.
  • the operation unit 51 When setting banknote issuers to be stacked in the stacking units 60a to 60h, the operation unit 51 is operated to call the setting screen shown in FIG. 7A on the display unit 52, and an underline is displayed on the screen. Select the part that is attached. As a result, a plurality of publishers registered in advance in the storage unit 56 are displayed in a list on the screen as shown in FIG. 7B, so that a desired publisher can be selected and set. .
  • the banknotes issued in the issuing country A are set to be stacked in the first stacking unit 60a, and the banknotes of the currency X issued in the issuing country B are stacked in the second stacking unit 60b.
  • An example of setting is shown.
  • the control unit 50 After setting the issuer of the banknotes collected in the stacking unit 60 by the banknote processing device in this way, when processing of a plurality of banknotes belonging to the currency X is started, the control unit 50 refers to the information shown in FIG. In order to specify the banknote issuer, it is recognized that it is necessary to extract an identification character from the 12th digit of the banknote number.
  • control part 50 extracts an identification character from the character recognition result of the banknote number obtained by the identification part 55, and specifies the issuer of a banknote.
  • the banknotes can be classified and accumulated in the respective accumulating units 60a to 60h according to the issuer.
  • the types of banknotes stacked on the stacking units 60a to 60h can be set by selecting the banknote issuer.
  • the integrated pattern shown in FIG. 7C is an integrated pattern No. 1 shown in FIG. An example in which the same setting as 1 is set by selecting the issuing country is shown.
  • the banknote of the issuing country A is set as the collecting target.
  • the control unit 50 refers to the information shown in FIG. 7B, for example, of the first stacking unit 60a.
  • the setting recognizes that the banknote of the currency X with the identification character of the 12th digit of the banknote number is set to be stacked.
  • the control unit 50 refers to the information shown in FIG. As in the case where 1 is selected, banknotes belonging to the currency X can be classified and accumulated in the respective accumulating units 60a to 60h according to issuing countries.
  • the banknote handling apparatus 1 has eight stacking sections 60, which are the first stacking section 60a to the eighth stacking section 60h, the configuration of the banknote handling apparatus 1 is limited to this.
  • the number of the stacking units 60 is not particularly limited.
  • a portion including the receiving unit 11, the reject unit 65, the identification unit 55, and the four stacking units 60a to 60d is defined as a basic unit.
  • One extension unit composed of 60h may be connected, or two or more extension units may be connected.
  • a binding unit having a binding unit for binding banknotes, or a cutting unit having a cutting unit for cutting banknotes may be sufficient.
  • FIG. 8 is a schematic cross-sectional view showing a configuration example of a banknote handling apparatus including a binding unit for binding banknotes.
  • the bundling unit includes three bundling stacking units 210 (210 a to 210 c) for stacking the banknotes to be bound that have been transported by the transport unit 70 and sent from the basic unit, and a predetermined stacking unit stacked on the bundling stacking unit 210. It has a bundling section 250 for bundling a number of banknotes with a bundling band to create a bundled banknote, and a reject section 290 provided at the end of the transport section 70 in the bundling unit.
  • the bundling stacking unit 210 is provided with a sensor (not shown) for detecting the presence or absence of banknotes in the bundling stacking unit 210.
  • the bundling unit includes a bundling conveyance unit 220 for conveying the bundling banknotes from the bundling stacking unit 210 to the bundling unit 250, and a post-bundling conveyance unit for conveying the bundling banknotes bound by the bundling unit 250.
  • a bundling conveyance unit 220 for conveying the bundling banknotes from the bundling stacking unit 210 to the bundling unit 250
  • a post-bundling conveyance unit for conveying the bundling banknotes bound by the bundling unit 250.
  • 260 a bundled banknote stacking unit 270 that stores the bundled banknotes transported by the post-bundling transport unit 260, and a bundle discharge unit (not shown).
  • the operator can take out the bundled banknotes stored in the bundled banknote stacking unit 270 by projecting the bundled banknote stacking unit 270 to the front side of the apparatus by the bundle discharging unit.
  • the pre-bundling transport unit 220 has a function of extracting and transporting the banknotes accumulated in the bundling stacking unit 210 to the bundling unit 250 when the number of stacked banknotes reaches a predetermined number (for example, 100).
  • the binding unit 250 wraps a binding band around a predetermined number of banknotes transported by the pre-binding transport unit 220 and stops the binding band by heat welding or the like to bind the banknotes into a binding banknote.
  • the pre-bundling transport unit 220 extracts this and transports it to the fractional banknote return port 285. The operator can withdraw the bills conveyed to the fraction bill return port 285 to the outside of the apparatus.
  • the post-binding transport unit 260 includes a gripping transport unit 261 that grips and transports the bundled banknotes bound by the binding unit 250, and a binding banknote lift unit 262 that transports the bound banknotes gripped and transported by the gripping transport unit 261 upward. is doing.
  • the bundled banknotes conveyed by the bundled banknote lift unit 262 are pushed out by an unillustrated push-out mechanism, and are dropped and stacked in the bundled banknote stacking unit 270 from above.
  • the reject unit 290 provided at the end of the transport unit 70 receives the reject banknote when it becomes necessary to reject the banknote on the downstream side of the transport path with respect to the two reject units 65 provided in the basic unit. Used for discharging. For example, banknotes that could not be branched toward the stacking unit 60 and the binding stacking unit 210 due to a conveyance abnormality such as skew are discharged to the reject unit 290 as reject banknotes.
  • the types of banknotes to be stacked can be set as shown in FIGS.
  • banknotes of issuing country A are stacked and bundled in binding stacking unit 210a
  • banknotes of issuing country B are stacked and bound in binding stacking unit 210b
  • banknotes of issuing country C are stacked in binding stacking unit 210c.
  • the number of bundling stacking units 210 is not limited to three, but may be two or less, or four or more.
  • one of the three bundling stacking units 210 can be reserved, and the stacking destination of the type of banknotes reaching 100 sheets can be changed to the stacking unit used as a backup.
  • the banknote of the issuing country A is set as a binding target, and the banknote of the issuing country A is set to be stacked on the binding stacking unit 210 with the front and back directions aligned.
  • the bundling stacking unit 210c as a backup, the banknotes facing the issuing country A are stacked on the bundling stacking unit 210a, and the backside banknotes of the issuing country A are stacked on the bundling stacking unit 210b.
  • the front-side banknotes of the issuing country A are stacked on the binding stacking section 210c used as a spare while performing a process of binding the banknotes by the binding section 250.
  • the bundling stacking unit 210a is set as a spare stacking unit. In this way, by providing a spare stacking unit, a process of binding the front-facing banknote and the reverse banknote of the issuing country A by the binding unit 250 each time a predetermined number of sheets are stacked in the corresponding binding stacking unit 210. It can be carried out.
  • the stacking target of the binding stacking unit 210 is set as, for example, the banknote of the issuing country A and the banknote of the issuing country B regardless of the front and back directions, and the banknote of the issuing country A and the banknote of the issuing country B are supported. While being accumulated in the bundling stacking unit 210, the bundling can be performed every time a predetermined number of sheets are reached.
  • FIG. 9 is a schematic cross-sectional view showing a configuration example of a banknote handling apparatus including a cutting unit for cutting banknotes.
  • the banknotes transported by the transport unit 70 of the basic unit and discharged into the cutting unit are cut by the cutting unit 310.
  • the paper pieces cut from the banknotes are stored in the storage box 320, but the storage box 320 can be removed from the banknote processing apparatus 1 and discarded.
  • the types of banknotes conveyed toward the cutting unit can also be set as shown in FIGS. Thereby, the issuing country of the banknote conveyed to the cutting unit is set.
  • the non-issued banknotes issued in the issuing country A are transported to the cutting unit without being collected in the stacking unit 60 and are cut by the cutting unit 310. And can be disposed of.
  • an operator can identify the currency of a banknote, a money type, old and new, a direction, authenticity, correctness, and issuer, and can perform the process which classifies a banknote efficiently based on an identification result. If an erroneous operation due to is predicted, banknote processing can be stopped to prompt the operator to confirm.
  • the control unit 50 Determines that there is a possibility that the stacking setting of the stacking unit 60 shown in FIGS. 5 to 7 or the type of banknotes placed on the receiving unit 11 is incorrect, and the banknotes are fed out from the receiving unit 11. It stops and displays on the display unit 52 information for prompting the operator to check whether there is an error in the stacking setting of the stacking unit 60 and the bill placed on the receiving unit 11.
  • the control unit 50 determines that there is a possibility that the stacking setting of the stacking unit 60, the banknote placed on the receiving unit 11 by the operator, or the like is incorrect. And the control part 50 displays messages, such as "DIFFERENT CURRENCY, CONFIRM CURRENCY", on the display part 52, in order to stop a banknote process and to prompt an operator to confirm.
  • the control unit 50 determines that there is a possibility that the stacking setting of the stacking unit 60, the banknotes placed on the receiving unit 11 by the operator, and the like are incorrect. Then, the control unit 50 stops the bill processing and displays a message such as “DIFFERENT DENOMINATION, CONFIRM PATTERN” on the display unit 52 in order to prompt the operator to confirm.
  • the banknote processing is stopped by the banknote processing apparatus 1 and a message prompting confirmation is displayed on the display unit 52, the operator checks the stacking setting of the stacking unit 60 and the type of banknote placed on the receiving unit 11. And an operator investigates the cause by which many banknotes were rejected, and performs the change of a stacking setting, the banknote mounted in the acceptance part 11 as a process target, etc. as needed.
  • the operation of the operation unit 51 can be operated to restart the banknote processing that has been stopped.
  • Judgment conditions for prompting the operator to confirm can be changed by setting. For example, it is possible to set a determination condition that a predetermined number of banknotes in a non-selected currency are continuously detected, or a predetermined number of banknotes in a non-selected denomination are continuously detected. Can also be set.
  • the predetermined number of banknotes stacked in the stacking unit is set in advance. It is also possible to set a determination condition in which the detection is performed continuously. Specifically, when there is a currency or denomination banknote that is included in the processing target of the banknote processing apparatus 1 but is not processed in a single process, a stacking unit that stacks the banknote is included. Specify and set judgment conditions. Thus, when a large number of banknotes are stacked in a stacking section where many banknotes cannot be stacked in one process, it is possible to prompt the operator to check whether there is an error in the stacking setting or the like.
  • the issuer is set also about the banknote discharged
  • the banknote discharged emitted to the rejection part 65.
  • it discharges to the 1st reject part 65a
  • rejecting the banknote of issue country B it discharges to the 2nd reject part 65b, or rejects the banknote of issue country A
  • it is possible to perform processing such as discharging to the first reject portion 65a and discharging all other reject banknotes to the second reject portion 65b.
  • the identification unit 55 can process each banknote by issuer by recognizing symbols and marks or reading information from the storage medium.
  • banknotes can be classified according to banknote issuers such as an issuing country, a financial institution, a printing station, and a printing factory that issued banknotes. For example, by setting the issuer of banknotes to be stacked on each stacker 60, the banknotes can be classified and stacked into a plurality of stackers 60 by issuer.
  • banknote issuers such as an issuing country, a financial institution, a printing station, and a printing factory that issued banknotes.
  • the banknote issuer can be identified by recognizing the identification character indicating the publisher printed on the banknote. For example, when an identification character indicating the issuer is included in a part of the banknote number, the digit position of the identification character included in the banknote number is specified, and the banknote is classified according to the character recognition result of the digit position.
  • the stacking target banknotes of each stacking unit 60 can be set.
  • the banknote processing apparatus 1 can bind a banknote of a predetermined issuer as a configuration including a bundling unit, or the banknote processing apparatus 1 can cut a damaged ticket of a predetermined issuing country as a configuration including a cutting unit. .
  • Example 2 In Example 1, although the example which classify
  • a present Example demonstrates the case where each banknote is processed according to an issuing bank by the banknote processing apparatus in which a part of structure differs from the apparatus of Example 1 with the function of the banknote processing apparatus mentioned above.
  • a banknote processing apparatus specifies the issuing bank which issued each banknote from the identification character contained in a banknote number using this information. Then, based on the issuing bank specified in the issue source item of the stacking pattern, it is possible to determine the stacking destination of each banknote corresponding to the specified issuing bank.
  • FIG. 10 is a diagram showing an outline of the internal configuration of the banknote handling apparatus 400 according to the present embodiment.
  • deposit processing and withdrawal processing can be performed using the receiving port 410 and the ejection port 420 having an opening to the outside of the device.
  • the banknote handling apparatus 400 takes in and stores the deposited banknote placed on the receiving port 410 during the depositing process, and discharges the banknote stored in the apparatus to the outlet 420 as a withdrawal banknote during the withdrawal process.
  • a loop-shaped conveyance path constituting the conveyance unit 470 is provided in the bill processing apparatus 400.
  • a receiving port 410, a discharge port 420, an identification unit 455, a first storage / feeding unit 461 to a fourth storage / feeding unit 464, a collection unit 465, and a temporary storage unit 480 are connected to the loop-shaped transport path.
  • the banknote handling apparatus 400 additionally includes a control unit that controls each unit, a storage unit that stores various data such as programs and setting information necessary for the operation of the control unit, And an operation display unit for inputting various information and outputting and displaying various information.
  • the first storing and feeding unit 461 to the fourth storing and feeding unit 464 store bills and feed bills in the apparatus.
  • the operator stores the deposited banknotes in the first storing and feeding unit 461 to the fourth storing and feeding unit 464 during the depositing process, and is stored in the first storing and feeding unit 461 to the fourth storing and feeding unit 464 during the withdrawal process.
  • the banknotes can be fed out to the transport path and recycled as withdrawal banknotes. “Circulation use” is a concept indicating that the banknotes once stored in the storing and feeding unit (461 to 464) by the depositing process are recycled again as the withdrawal banknotes.
  • the collection unit 465 is a cassette-type banknote storage unit that is detachable from the banknote processing apparatus 400. The operator can recover the banknotes by removing them from the banknote processing apparatus 400 with the banknotes stored inside.
  • the collection unit 465 has a function of storing banknotes, but the banknotes being stored cannot be fed out to the conveyance path. Therefore, banknotes that are not circulated and used in the banknote handling apparatus 400, banknotes that cannot be stored in the first storage and feeding unit 461 to the fourth storage and feeding unit 464, and the like are stored in the collection unit 465.
  • a plurality of deposited banknotes received at the receiving port 410 are taken into the apparatus one by one and conveyed by the conveying unit 470.
  • the identification unit 455 identifies and counts the currency, denomination, old and new, direction, true / false, correctness, and issuer of the deposited banknotes transported through the transport path. Moreover, the identification part 455 recognizes characters, such as a banknote number currently printed on each banknote, and identifies the kind and issuer of each banknote like Example 1.
  • Rejected banknotes such as banknotes that cannot be identified by the identifying unit 455 are discharged to the discharge port 420.
  • the banknotes that can be identified by the identification unit 455 are temporarily held in the temporary holding unit 480.
  • the control unit (not shown) performs processing for displaying the identification counting result of the deposited banknotes on the operation display unit.
  • the control unit sequentially feeds the banknotes temporarily held in the temporary storage unit one by one to the transport path.
  • the control unit determines a stacking destination of each banknote fed out to the transport path from among the first storage feeding unit 461 to the fourth storage feeding unit 464 and the collection unit 465, and transports each banknote to the determined stacking destination. Processes to accumulate.
  • the accumulation destination of each banknote paid out from the temporary storage unit is determined based on the identification result of each banknote by the identification unit 455 and a preset accumulation pattern.
  • FIG. 11 is a diagram showing an example of the accumulation pattern of the banknote handling apparatus 400 shown in FIG. In the stacking pattern shown in FIG. 11, the old and new directions and directions are not set, and these pieces of information are not used for determining the banknote stacking destination by the control unit. It is assumed that banknotes of the same type are issued by a plurality of banks, and banknotes of denominations D1 to D4 of currency Y shown in FIG. 11 are issued by two banks, bank A and bank B.
  • the correct note of denomination D1 issued by bank A (“FIT” in the figure) is stored in the first storing and feeding unit 461, and the correct note of denomination D2 issued by bank A is stored. Is stored in the second storing and feeding unit 462, the correct note of the denomination D3 issued by the bank A is stored in the third storing and feeding unit 463, and the correct note of the denomination D4 issued by the bank A is stored in the fourth. It is set to be housed in the feeding section 64.
  • the banknotes issued by the bank A (“UNFIT” in the figure) are set to be collected in the collection unit 465 in a denomination mixed state.
  • the banknote issued by the bank B is set to be collected in the collection unit 465 in a denomination mixed state regardless of whether the banknote is a genuine note or a damaged note.
  • banknotes issued by the bank A are stored in the first storage / delivery unit 461 to the fourth storage / delivery unit 464 so that they can be used in circulation, and the bank A issues them.
  • the banknote issued by the banknote and the banknote B is set to be collected in the collection unit 465 regardless of the denomination.
  • recover all the banknotes which the bank B issued the setting which does not designate the item of a money type can also be made.
  • all the banknotes issued by the bank B can be collected in the collection unit 465 without using the denomination information for determining the banknote collection destination.
  • the issuer item is set to “bank B”, but the issuer item is set to “other than bank A”. Can also be set.
  • setting can be easily performed by specifying a bank to be excluded.
  • each banknote fed out from the temporary storage unit 480 is based on the identification result by the identification unit 455 and the accumulation pattern shown in FIG. To be stored in any one of the fourth storing and feeding unit 464 and the collecting unit 465.
  • the control unit that has received designation of the denomination and the number (amount) of the banknotes to be dispensed withdraws banknotes from the corresponding storage and delivery units among the first storage and delivery units 461 to 464. Are sequentially fed out by the transport unit 470, discharged to the discharge port 420, and withdrawn.
  • banknotes can be processed based on a financial institution that issued banknotes, such as a bank.
  • the banknote processing apparatus 400 is installed at the counter of the head office and branch of the bank A, and an accumulation pattern is set as shown in FIG.
  • banknotes issued by other banks are collected in the collecting unit 465 so as not to be used in a circulating manner, and only banknotes issued by the bank are denominated in the first storing and feeding unit 461 to the fourth storing and feeding unit 464 as denominations. It can be stored and recycled as withdrawal banknotes at the counter.
  • the banknote processing apparatus described above is a banknote processing apparatus having a part of the configuration different from the apparatus of the first embodiment and the apparatus of the second embodiment. A case of processing will be described. Also in the banknote processing apparatus according to the present embodiment, as shown in FIG. 7B, information indicating the relationship between the currency, the issuer, and the identification character is prepared in advance in the apparatus, and issuance of the integrated pattern. If the issuing bank is designated in the original item, the issuing bank of each banknote can be specified from the identification characters included in the banknote number, and the collection destination of each banknote corresponding to the issuing bank can be determined.
  • FIG. 12 is a diagram showing an outline of the internal configuration of the banknote handling apparatus 500 according to the present embodiment.
  • a banknote to be processed is placed on the receiving unit 510.
  • Each have an opening to the outside of the device. The operator can withdraw the banknotes accumulated in each stacking unit out of the apparatus through the opening.
  • a binding unit 560 is provided in the apparatus for stacking loose banknotes conveyed from the identification unit 555 and binding the banknotes that have reached a predetermined number of sheets with a binding band to create a bundled banknote.
  • the banknote processing apparatus 500 includes a control unit that controls each unit, a storage unit that stores various data such as programs and setting information necessary for the operation of the control unit, And an operation display unit for inputting various information and outputting and displaying various information.
  • the identification unit 555 identifies and counts the currency, denomination, new and old, direction, true / false, correctness, and issuer of banknotes conveyed on the conveyance path. Moreover, the identification part 555 recognizes characters, such as a banknote number currently printed on each banknote, and identifies the kind and issue bank of each banknote like Example 2.
  • Rejected banknotes such as banknotes that cannot be identified by the identifying unit 555 are discharged to the rejecting unit 520.
  • the banknotes that can be identified by the identification unit 555 are processed based on the identification result by the identification unit 555 and a preset accumulation pattern.
  • FIG. 13 is a diagram showing an example of the accumulation pattern of the banknote processing apparatus 500 shown in FIG.
  • the denomination, old and new, and direction are not set, and these pieces of information are not used for determining the banknote accumulation destination by the control unit.
  • banknotes of currency Y shown in FIG. 13 are issued by three banks, bank A, bank B, and bank C.
  • an ATM (automated teller machine) correct ticket (ATM fit ticket, “A-FIT” in the figure) is used as the first bundled banknote stacking unit 571.
  • the bills issued by the bank A are set so as to be collected in the second bundled bills stacking unit 572 of the bills issued by the bank A (Teller-fit bills, “T-FIT” in the figure).
  • banknotes issued by the bank B are accumulated in the first loose banknote stacking unit 581 regardless of damage
  • banknotes issued by the bank C are stacked in the second loose banknote stacking unit 582 regardless of damage. It is set to do.
  • Teller-fit tickets and ATM-fit tickets indicate banknote attributes that are further classified into regular bills.
  • regular bills that can be used in circulation bills that can be used as withdrawal bills by tellers at bank counters are teller-fit tickets.
  • Banknotes that are classified and that are better in state than the Teller Fit ticket and suitable for mechanical processing are classified as ATM Fit Tickets.
  • the banknotes issued by the bank B are accumulated in the first loose banknote stacking unit 581 as a loose banknote regardless of whether the banknote is issued or not, and the second loose banknote stacking unit 582
  • the banknotes issued by the bank C are stacked as loose banknotes regardless of damage.
  • the first bundled banknote stacking unit 571 and the second bundled banknote stacking unit 572 bundled banknotes obtained by binding a predetermined number of banknotes in the binding unit 560 are stacked.
  • the bundled banknote of the ATM fit ticket issued by the bank A is accumulated in the first bundled banknote stacking unit 571, and the bundled banknote of the teller fit ticket issued by the bank A is accumulated in the second bundled banknote stacking unit 572. Will be.
  • a predetermined number of ATM fit tickets issued by the bank B are bundled and accumulated in the first bundled banknote stacking unit 571, and a predetermined number of teller fit tickets issued by the bank B. It is set to be bundled and accumulated in the second bundled banknote stacking unit 572.
  • the banknotes issued by the bank A are accumulated in the first loose banknote stacking unit 581 in the form of loose banknotes regardless of damage, and the banknotes issued in the bank C are secondly in the form of loose banknotes regardless of damage. It is set to be accumulated in the loose banknote accumulation unit 582.
  • a predetermined number of ATM fit tickets issued by the bank C are bundled and accumulated in the first bundled banknote stacking unit 571, and a predetermined number of teller fit tickets issued by the bank C. It is set to be bundled and accumulated in the second bundled banknote stacking unit 572.
  • the banknotes issued by the bank A are accumulated in the first loose banknote stacking unit 581 as a loose banknote regardless of whether the banknote is issued. It is set to be accumulated in the loose banknote accumulation unit 582.
  • the Teller Fit tickets issued by the bank A are bundled by a predetermined number and accumulated in the first bundled banknote stacking unit 571, and the ATM fit tickets issued by the bank A are the rose banknotes. It is set so that it accumulates in the 1st rose banknote accumulation part 581 as it is.
  • the banknotes issued by the bank B and the banknotes issued by the bank C are set to be stacked in the second loose banknote stacking unit 582 in a mixed state without being damaged.
  • a conventional banknote processing apparatus performs a process of sorting banknotes based on denomination and correctness, and a plurality of banknotes including only one denomination of correct banknotes are prepared. Since the conventional apparatus cannot identify the issuer, the prepared banknotes are in a state where the issuing bank is mixed, that is, the correct ticket issued by bank A, the correct ticket issued by bank B, and the correct ticket issued by bank C It becomes a state.
  • these plural banknotes consisting of only one denomination of genuine bills are placed on the receiving unit 510 of the banknote processing apparatus 500, and the banknote processing is executed by selecting the accumulation pattern A1.
  • the banknote handling apparatus 500 can classify the banknotes of the receiving unit 510 into banknotes issued by the bank A, banknotes issued by the bank B, and banknotes issued by the bank C. Further, the correct bills issued by the bank A can be classified into ATM fit tickets and teller fit tickets. Furthermore, the ATM fit ticket and the teller fit ticket issued by the bank A can be accumulated in a state where a predetermined number is bundled.
  • the banknote handling apparatus 500 is used in a cash center that prepares banknotes for various bank stores, such as a bank A store, a bank B store, and a bank C store, it corresponds as a banknote for each store.
  • Banknotes issued by banks can be easily prepared. Specifically, if banknote processing is executed with the accumulation pattern A1, only the banknotes issued by the bank A are used for the banknotes bundled with ATM fit tickets and the banknotes bundled with teller fit tickets that are brought into the store of the bank A. Can be prepared.
  • the accumulation pattern B1 it is possible to prepare the bundled banknote of the ATM fit ticket and the bundled banknote of the teller fit ticket carried into the store of the bank B using only the banknote issued by the bank B.
  • the accumulation pattern C1 the bundled banknote of the ATM fit ticket and the bundled banknote of the teller fit ticket brought into the store of the bank C can be prepared using only the banknote issued by the bank C.
  • each operation pattern is directly designated by operating the operation display unit
  • information related to a storage container for storing and transporting banknotes is input to the banknote processing apparatus 500. It is also possible to automatically set the corresponding integrated pattern.
  • FIG. 14 is a diagram illustrating an example of storage container information.
  • the item “Issuing bank” shown in FIG. 14 is information indicating the issuing bank of banknotes.
  • the item “ATM-ID” is ATM identification information for identifying an ATM installed in a store of each bank.
  • the item “storage container ID” is storage container identification information for identifying a storage container for banknotes to be transported to a store of each bank.
  • the item “stacking pattern” is information indicating a stacking pattern associated with each storage container.
  • FIG. 15 is a schematic diagram for explaining a method of preparing banknotes using a storage container.
  • 15A shows a case where banknotes are prepared for a store in bank A
  • FIG. 15B shows a case where banknotes are prepared for a store in bank B.
  • the storage container used for transporting banknotes to each bank store is provided with a tag in which the storage container ID is recorded.
  • the storage container ID in the tag 701 of the storage container 601 dedicated to bank A is input to the banknote processing apparatus 500 as shown in FIG.
  • the input method of the storage container ID may be a mode in which the manual display is performed on the operation display unit of the banknote processing apparatus 500, or from the tag 701 using an input device such as a scanner or a camera connected to the banknote processing apparatus 500.
  • the aspect which reads and inputs storage container ID may be sufficient.
  • the control unit of the banknote processing apparatus 500 responds by referring to the storage container information shown in FIG. It is recognized that the integrated pattern is the integrated pattern A1 shown in FIG. Then, when the operator places a bill of denomination 110 with the issuing bank in a mixed state on the receiving unit 510 of the banknote processing device 500 and starts banknote processing, the control unit (not shown) has the integrated pattern A1. Execute bill processing. As a result, as shown in FIG.
  • the banknote 110 is a bundled banknote 121 of an ATM fit ticket issued by the bank A, and a bundled banknote 122 of a teller fit ticket issued by the bank A.
  • the banknote 131 issued by the bank B and the banknote 132 issued by the bank C are classified.
  • the operator packs the bundled banknotes 121 of the ATM fit ticket issued by the bank A in the storage container 601 and packs the banknotes 122 of the teller fit ticket issued by the bank A in another storage container 602 for the bank A store. You can prepare banknotes.
  • the store uses the bundled banknote 121 taken out from the storage container 601 for ATM, and the banknote 122 taken out from another storage container 602 is banked. It can be used as a teller for tellers.
  • the storage container ID “B-11” in the tag 702 of the storage container 611 dedicated to bank B is similarly input to the banknote processing apparatus 500.
  • the banknote processing is executed with the accumulation pattern B1, and as shown in FIG. 15 (b), the correct banknote 110 of one denomination in which the issuing bank is in a mixed state is bundled with the ATM fit ticket issued by the bank B.
  • the banknote 141, the bundled banknote 142 of the teller fit ticket issued by the bank B, the rose banknote 151 issued by the bank A, and the rose banknote 132 issued by the bank C are classified.
  • the operator packs the bundled banknote 141 of the ATM fit ticket issued by the bank B in the storage container 611, packs the bundled banknote 142 of the teller fit ticket issued by the bank B in another storage container 612, and banknote for the bank B Can be prepared.
  • the bag-shaped storage container is shown in FIG. 15, even when a banknote cassette is used for transporting banknotes, the storage container ID attached to the banknote cassette is input to the banknote processing apparatus 500 and the stacking corresponding to the banknote cassette is performed.
  • Banknote processing can be performed with a pattern. For example, if the storage container ID “CST-01” is input to the banknote processing apparatus 500 from the banknote cassette dedicated to the store of bank A, the accumulation pattern A1 is selected based on the storage container information shown in FIG. Thereby, a bundled banknote can be prepared using the banknote which the bank A issued, and it can pack and convey to a banknote cassette.
  • FIG. 16 is a schematic diagram for explaining a method of preparing banknotes using an ATM cassette.
  • the ATM cassette 621 shown in FIG. 16 is a banknote cassette that can be attached to and detached from the ATM installed in the bank A store.
  • the control unit of the banknote processing apparatus 500 refers to the storage container information shown in FIG. Recognizes that the integrated pattern A2 shown in FIG. Then, when the operator places the correct banknote 111 of one denomination in which the issuing bank is in a mixed state on the receiving unit 510 of the banknote processing apparatus 500 and starts banknote processing, the control unit processes the banknote with the accumulation pattern A2. Execute. As a result, as shown in FIG.
  • the banknote 111 is a bundled banknote 161 of a teller fit ticket issued by the bank A, a rose banknote 171 of an ATM fit ticket issued by the bank A, and a bank B.
  • the operator packs the bundled bill 161 of the teller fit ticket issued by the bank A into the storage container 602, and directly packs the rose bill 171 of the ATM fit ticket issued by the bank A into the ATM cassette 621 for the bank A store.
  • Banknotes can be prepared.
  • the storage container 602 and the ATM cassette 621 are brought into the store of the bank A, the bundled bills 161 taken out from the storage container 602 can be used as a teller for the bank window.
  • the ATM cassette 621 can be used by directly attaching the ATM cassette 621 to the ATM without taking out banknotes from the cassette.
  • the aspect which inputs bank information other than the aspect which inputs storage container ID may be sufficient, and the aspect which inputs ATM information may be sufficient.
  • the banknote processing apparatus 500 receives input of bank information such as the name of the bank A, the identification number indicating the bank A, the branch name of the bank A, and the identification number indicating the branch, the banknote issued by the bank A is used. And it can set so that accumulation patterns, such as accumulation pattern A1 and A2 which prepare banknotes for shops, are selected.
  • an accumulation pattern for preparing banknotes for a store using banknotes issued by bank B such as accumulation pattern B1
  • bank C Alternatively, when bank information relating to a branch of bank C is input, an accumulation pattern for preparing banknotes for a store using banknotes issued by bank C, such as the accumulation pattern C1, is selected.
  • the banknote processing apparatus 500 when receiving the input of the ATM identification information indicating the ATM of the bank A, the stacking patterns A1, A2, and the like that prepare banknotes for the store using banknotes issued by the bank A are collected. It can also be set to select a pattern.
  • an accumulation pattern for preparing banknotes for a store using banknotes issued by the bank B such as the accumulation pattern B1
  • the ATM of the bank C is selected. If the ATM identification information which shows is input, the accumulation
  • the operation display unit of the banknote processing apparatus 500 includes a first bundled banknote stacking unit 571, a second bundled banknote stacking unit 572, a first loose banknote stacking unit 581, and a second bulky banknote stacking unit.
  • Information on the type and quantity of banknotes accumulated in each of 582 is displayed. Specifically, currency, denomination, old and new, direction, authenticity, correctness, and issuer are displayed as banknote type information.
  • the quantity information of the banknotes processed by the banknote processing apparatus 500 the number and amount of banknotes currently stacked, and the total number and total amount of banknotes stacked after the banknote processing is started can be displayed. it can. For example, when displaying the quantity information of the banknotes accumulated in the first bundled banknote stacking unit 571, stacking 100 bundled banknotes 13 bundles in the first bundled banknote stacking unit 571 after starting the banknote processing, If ten of the banknotes have already been extracted from the first bundled banknote stacking unit 571, “300 sheets (1300 in total)” can be displayed on the operation display unit.
  • the operator can recognize that 300 banknotes are currently stacked and that a total of 1300 banknotes have been stacked since the banknote processing was started. If this bill is a 1-dollar bill, it can be displayed as “300 dollars (1300 dollars in total)”. Thereby, the operator can recognize the amount of banknotes currently being accumulated and the total amount of banknotes accumulated after the banknote processing is started. Similarly, for the information display related to the first rose banknote stacking unit 581, for example, when banknote processing is started, 150 5-dollar banknotes are stacked, and 100 of these are already extracted. "50 sheets (total 150 sheets), $ 250 (total $ 750)" can be displayed on the display unit. Thereby, the operator can recognize that the banknote currently accumulated
  • the type of information displayed on the operation display section and notified to the operator can be changed by setting.
  • information to be displayed as banknote type information can be selected from currency, denomination, old and new, direction, authenticity, damage, and issuer.
  • quantity information in addition to the setting for displaying both the total quantity of banknotes accumulated after the banknote processing is started and the quantity of banknotes currently being accumulated, only one of them is set to be displayed. You can also. It is also possible to set whether to display the quantity in both the number display and the amount display, or to display only one of them.
  • the quantity display can also be set to display the quantity for each issuer.
  • the number of banknotes accumulated in each stacking unit can be displayed for each issuer, or the total number of banknotes stacked in all stacking units can be summed up to display the number of banknotes processed by the banknote processing apparatus 500 by issuer.
  • the banknote processing apparatus 500 displays on one operation display section while sequentially switching the accumulated number of banknotes by issuer and the accumulated number of all banknotes obtained by adding up these accumulated numbers.
  • the banknote handling apparatus 500 including the bundled banknote stacking units 571 and 572 has been described as an example.
  • the banknote handling apparatus according to the third embodiment is not limited to an apparatus capable of stacking bundled banknotes. Absent. Even if it is a banknote processing apparatus which does not have a bundling part and a bundling banknote collection part, and processes only a rose banknote, banknote processing is performed as explained in Example 3 using an accumulation pattern and storage container information. be able to.
  • the stacking pattern shown in FIG. 13 does not include the bundled banknote stacking unit but includes only the banknote banking stacking unit, and sets banknote attributes such as correctness and issuer for each bulk banknote stacking unit.
  • banknotes can be processed based on a financial institution that issued banknotes, such as a bank.
  • a financial institution such as a bank.
  • the banknotes are classified based on the bank issuing banknotes, and banknotes for each bank store are prepared only from banknotes issued by each bank. can do. If an accumulation pattern for sorting and accumulating banknotes based on the issuing bank is prepared in advance for each bank store, the banknotes can be prepared by simply switching the accumulation pattern.
  • the banknote processing apparatus and the banknote processing method according to the present invention are useful for recognizing banknote issuers belonging to the same currency and classifying banknotes by issuer.

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Afin de reconnaître l'émetteur de billets appartenant à la même monnaie et de trier les billets en fonction de l'émetteur, le dispositif de traitement de billets ci-décrit est constitué : d'une unité de réception qui reçoit des billets; d'une unité de transport qui transporte un par un les billets reçus par l'unité de réception; de plusieurs unités de rassemblement qui rassemblent les billets transportés par l'unité de transport; d'une unité d'identification qui identifie les informations d'identification possédées par les billets transportés par l'unité de transport et indiquant l'émetteur des billets; et d'une unité de commande qui trie et rassemble les billets de la même monnaie dans l'unité de rassemblement correspondant à l'émetteur, sur la base des informations d'identification identifiées par l'unité d'identification.
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