WO2017175769A1 - Appareil de traitement de papier-monnaie - Google Patents

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WO2017175769A1
WO2017175769A1 PCT/JP2017/014141 JP2017014141W WO2017175769A1 WO 2017175769 A1 WO2017175769 A1 WO 2017175769A1 JP 2017014141 W JP2017014141 W JP 2017014141W WO 2017175769 A1 WO2017175769 A1 WO 2017175769A1
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剛志 出水田
征男 岡村
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    • G07D—HANDLING OF COINS OR VALUABLE PAPERS, e.g. TESTING, SORTING BY DENOMINATIONS, COUNTING, DISPENSING, CHANGING OR DEPOSITING
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  • the technology disclosed here relates to a banknote handling apparatus.
  • Patent Document 1 describes a paper sheet processing apparatus capable of counting paper sheets collected from a plurality of cassettes at a time.
  • This paper sheet processing apparatus is the information for identifying the topmost paper sheet out of the paper sheets taken out from each cassette (ie, a serial number if it is a banknote, If it is a ticket, bar code information (validation number)) and cassette information are linked and stored.
  • the paper sheets collected from the plurality of cassettes are stacked and set in the taking-in portion of the apparatus, and are counted at a time.
  • this paper sheet processing apparatus stores in advance information for specifying paper sheets used as a partition between the cassette and the cassette, the counting result can be divided for each cassette.
  • a predetermined number of banknotes are stacked to form a small bundle using a banknote processing device ( In other words, counting may be repeated.
  • the counting result of the banknote handling apparatus is uploaded to a higher-level terminal (for example, a server), and the higher-level terminal stores the counting result and a large bundle of information in association with each other. After creating a large bundle, when information about the large bundle is needed, the host terminal is accessed.
  • a label (a label printed with information on the large bundle (including the name of the bank branch that created the large bundle, the date and time of creation, the name of the operator who created the large bundle), etc.) If the printer of the banknote processing apparatus prints when the counting of the number of banknotes for which the apparatus creates one large bundle is completed, the large bundle creation work can be performed efficiently.
  • the label printed by the banknote processing printer When the label printed by the banknote processing printer is lost or the label becomes dirty, the label must be reprinted. At that time, after creating a large bundle, in a configuration in which information on the large bundle is obtained by accessing the upper terminal, information on the large bundle must be obtained by accessing the upper terminal even when reprinting the label. . On the other hand, if the bill processing apparatus is configured such that the label can be reprinted without accessing the host terminal, the operator's workability is greatly improved.
  • the bill processing apparatus completes counting the number of banknotes for creating one large bundle and the printer of the banknote processing apparatus tries to print a label to be attached to the large bundle, for example, the label is out of paper
  • the label cannot be printed due to a failure or the like
  • skipping the label printing and continuing the counting of the banknotes is efficient in performing the task of creating a large bundle.
  • the label is printed after the printer is restored, it is advantageous to the operator's workability to enable the label printing in the banknote handling apparatus without accessing the host terminal. It is.
  • the technology disclosed herein has been made in view of such a point, and the purpose thereof is to enable acquisition of information on a large bundle in a banknote processing apparatus that performs counting of at least banknotes in order to create a large bundle. There is to do.
  • the technology disclosed herein is configured to at least count the bills in order to create a large bundle in which a predetermined number of small bundles obtained by stacking and binding a predetermined number of banknotes are further stacked. It concerns a banknote processing apparatus.
  • the banknote handling apparatus includes an identification unit configured to acquire at least a serial number of the banknote, and a counting unit configured to repeatedly stack the predetermined number of the banknotes to form the small bundle, Based on the serial number acquired by the identification unit and the counting result of the counting unit, the serial number of the banknotes positioned at least at the upper end and the lower end in the small bundle and the small bundle are created.
  • a storage unit configured to store information related to the large bundle in association with each other.
  • the banknote handling apparatus that counts banknotes to create a large bundle includes a storage unit. For this reason, the operator can acquire information on the large bundle stored in the storage unit from the banknote processing apparatus. As a result, the convenience for the operator is increased.
  • this banknote processing apparatus is good also as a structure which performs only the counting of a banknote, and is good also as a structure which performs counting of a banknote and bundling the accumulated banknote and creating a small bundle, and counting of a banknote.
  • the small bundle may be created, and the large bundle may be created by stacking the created small bundles and binding them.
  • the banknote processing device includes a search unit configured to search the large bundle including banknotes having the serial number from information stored in the storage unit using the serial number as a search key. It is good also as.
  • the information stored in the storage unit is the serial numbers of the banknotes located at the upper and lower ends of the small bundle, in the actual small bundle obtained by stacking and binding a predetermined number of banknotes, In the actual product of a large bundle in which a predetermined number of small bundles are stacked and bound, the operator can see the serial number of the banknote located at the upper end or the lower end of the small bundle. The operator can easily obtain information on the large bundle from the banknote processing device by performing a search using the serial number of the banknote as a search key.
  • the serial number stored in the storage unit is not the serial number of all banknotes included in the small bundle, but the serial numbers of banknotes located at the upper and lower ends of the small bundle, so that the serial numbers to be searched.
  • the number of As a result, the time required for the search can be shortened, and the burden on the control unit that performs the search process is reduced.
  • the banknote processing apparatus may include a label that is attached to the large bundle and includes a printing unit configured to print a label having information on the large bundle.
  • a label to be attached to the large bundle can be printed, so that the operator can efficiently perform a task of creating the large bundle.
  • the printing unit may be built in the housing of the apparatus.
  • the printing unit may be an external printing unit configured to be connected to a housing of the apparatus.
  • the storage unit is configured to store information about the large bundle and the serial number associated with the information for a predetermined period, and the printing unit is based on the information about the large bundle stored in the storage unit
  • the label may be printed.
  • the printing unit is configured to print the label to be attached to the large bundle when the counting unit completes counting the number of the banknotes for creating one large bundle, and the counting unit is configured to print the label However, even when the label cannot be printed, the bills may be configured to continue counting.
  • the counting process is continued even when printing cannot be performed due to various reasons such as, for example, the printing unit is out of order, the label has run out of paper, or the ink ribbon has run out.
  • the printing unit can print the label based on the information stored in the storage unit, the label that could not be printed is printed after the printing unit is restored. It becomes possible.
  • the storage unit may be configured to change the predetermined period according to a storage capacity of the storage unit and an amount of information stored in the storage unit.
  • the storage unit includes the serial number of the banknote corresponding to N sheets (where N is a natural number of 2 or more and less than 50) from the first sheet at the upper end, and the first to N sheets from the lower sheet.
  • the serial number of the banknote may be stored.
  • the storage unit stores the serial number of the banknote that cannot be seen from the outside in a small bundle. Since the serial number of the banknote visible from the outside is not stored, it cannot be used as a search key, for example.
  • the storage part can memorize
  • the number of serial numbers to be stored is set to an appropriate number in consideration of the storage capacity of the storage unit and the number of serial numbers to be searched (that is, this number affects the search time). do it.
  • the banknote processing device in order to create a large bundle, at least the banknote processing device that counts banknotes can acquire information on the large bundle.
  • FIG. 1 is an external view of a banknote handling apparatus.
  • FIG. 2 is a schematic configuration diagram of the banknote handling apparatus.
  • FIG. 3 is a block diagram showing the configuration of the banknote handling apparatus.
  • FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating a business set in the banknote handling apparatus and a function set corresponding to each business.
  • FIG. 5 is a diagram illustrating a label attached to a large bundle.
  • FIG. 6 is a diagram illustrating a job selection screen displayed on the touch panel.
  • FIG. 7 is a diagram exemplifying a function setting screen displayed on the touch panel when the large bundle profit / loss division work is selected.
  • FIG. 8 is a diagram illustrating a setting screen for setting the number of batches using a pull-down menu.
  • FIG. 9 is a diagram exemplifying a number selection screen for setting the number of batches.
  • FIG. 10 is a diagram showing the correspondence between the management unit of cash notes and the creation unit of the output data file set according to the business.
  • FIG. 11 is a diagram illustrating an output data file and banknote data included in the output data file.
  • FIG. 12 is a diagram exemplifying a screen displayed on the touch panel in the large bundle correct / loss division work.
  • FIG. 13 is a diagram for explaining serial numbers stored as search data files.
  • FIG. 14 is a diagram illustrating a search start screen for searching for information related to a large bundle.
  • FIG. 15 is a diagram illustrating a search result screen.
  • FIG. 16 is a diagram illustrating a preview screen for a label to be printed.
  • FIG. 17 is a diagram illustrating an external configuration of a banknote sorter to which the technology disclosed herein can be applied.
  • FIG. 18 is a diagram illustrating an external configuration of a banknote
  • FIG. 1 shows an external view of the banknote handling apparatus 100
  • FIG. 2 shows a schematic configuration diagram of the banknote handling apparatus 100.
  • the banknote processing apparatus 100 is a banknote sorter that has a function of taking banknotes in a loose state, counting banknotes, and classifying and stacking according to the type and state of banknotes.
  • the banknote handling apparatus 100 also has a function of binding banknotes.
  • the banknote processing apparatus 100 is used when performing various operations in a cash center, for example.
  • the banknote processing apparatus 100 creates a correct / loss classification service in which the banknote processing apparatus 100 classifies banknotes' correct / loss, and a large bundle of correct tickets and / or damaged tickets.
  • banknote handling apparatus 100 Categorizing banknotes and banknotes, and stacking a set number of bills or banknotes, a large bundle losing and allocating business, a cassette processing business in which the banknote handling apparatus 100 counts and classifies banknotes collected from a cassette, The banknote handling apparatus 100 collects a set number of banknotes as banknotes to be loaded into the cassette, the banknote handling apparatus 100 counts and classifies the banknotes collected from the ATM, and the banknote handling apparatus. 100 is an ATM loading operation for stacking a set number of banknotes as banknotes to be loaded into an ATM, and a serial number recording that the banknote processing apparatus 100 reads and records the banknote serial numbers. Business is included.
  • a bill In a cassette loading operation, a bill may be loaded into an empty cassette, or a bill containing a bill may be loaded to fill the cassette. Therefore, in the cassette loading operation, it is possible to arbitrarily set the number of loaded sheets (that is, the number of batches). The same applies to ATM loading operations.
  • the banknote handling apparatus 100 is installed, for example, in a bank teller counter, and may be used when performing various operations there.
  • the business performed in the teller counter includes a deposit business in which the banknote processing device 100 counts banknotes to be deposited, and a payout business in which the banknote processing device counts banknotes to be dispensed.
  • the bill processing apparatus 100 when used for performing each of the above-described tasks, the bill processing apparatus 100 outputs information on the processed bill (bank information) to the upper terminal 140 (see FIG. 3) or the like as an output data file. It is configured as follows.
  • this banknote processing apparatus 100 is utilized when performing a part of process in each business, and this banknote processing apparatus 100 does not enable all processes necessary for the performance of each business. Absent.
  • the business in which the banknote handling apparatus 100 is used is not limited to the business described above, and may be used for business other than these business. Moreover, it may be used only for a part of these operations.
  • the banknote handling apparatus 100 includes a hopper unit 2 on which banknotes are placed and takes in the banknotes, an identification unit 3 for identifying banknotes, a binding stacker 4 as one of stacking units that stacks banknotes for binding, Non-bundling stacker 5 as one of the stacking units for stacking banknotes not to be bound, reject stacker 6 for stacking rejected banknotes, and banknotes taken from hopper unit 2 are identified by identification unit 3, binding stacker 4,
  • the inside of the housing 12 is divided into a first processing unit 126 that performs processing related to banknote identification and classification, and a second processing unit 127 that performs processing related to binding of banknotes to be bound.
  • the second processing unit 127 is provided above the first processing unit 126.
  • the first processing unit 126 includes a hopper unit 2, an identification unit 3, a non-binding stacker 5, and a reject stacker 6.
  • the second processing unit 127 includes a binding stacker 4, a second transport unit 8, a binding unit 9, and a third transport unit 10. Most of the first transport unit 7 is included in the first processing unit 126.
  • the binding stacker 4 includes two stackers, a first binding stacker 4A and a second binding stacker 4B. Both the first binding stacker 4A and the second binding stacker 4B accumulate the banknotes to be bound. The banknotes accumulated as the banknotes to be bound can be set as appropriate. The binding stacker 4 can also stack banknotes that are not bound.
  • the binding stacker 4 has a door 43 (see FIG. 1) that opens and closes a first outlet 47 that opens on the side surface of the housing 12.
  • the door 43 is made of a transparent or semi-transparent material (for example, glass or resin), and thus is configured so that the inside can be seen from the outside.
  • the door 43 has a lock mechanism 44.
  • the lock mechanism 44 When banknotes are stacked on the binding stacker 4, the lock mechanism 44 is locked so that the door 43 does not open.
  • the lock mechanism 44 When taking out the banknote which is not bound from the binding stacker 4, the lock mechanism 44 is unlocked. Thereby, the door 43 urged by the urging means is automatically opened, and the first outlet 47 is opened.
  • the bundling stacker 4 is provided with an illuminating device (for example, an illuminating unit made of LED (Light Emitting Diode)) 46 that irradiates the inside or the vicinity of the first outlet 47 (shown only in FIG. 2).
  • the illumination device 46 illuminates around the binding stacker 4 when taking out banknotes from the binding stacker 4.
  • the bundling stacker 4 has an integrated sensor 45 that detects banknotes in the bundling stacker 4.
  • the integrated sensor 45 has a transmission unit that transmits light and a reception unit that receives light, and detects bills by blocking light that is emitted from the transmission unit and reaches the reception unit.
  • An integrated sensor 52, a bill sensor 25, and a passage sensor 74 described later have the same configuration.
  • the integrated sensor 45 is arranged so that light is blocked by the banknotes in the binding stacker 4. That is, the integrated sensor 45 can detect that a banknote is present in the binding stacker 4 by blocking light. When the banknote is taken out from the bundling stacker 4, the integrated sensor 45 can detect that fact.
  • the non-bundling stacker 5 includes two stackers, the first and second non-bundling stackers 5A and 5B.
  • the first and second non-bundling stackers 5A and 5B are arranged side by side in a substantially horizontal direction in the first processing unit 126.
  • the non-bundling stacker 5 has a second outlet 53 that opens on the side surface of the housing 12.
  • the non-binding stacker 5 is provided with an extruding mechanism 54 for extruding the accumulated banknotes toward the second outlet 53.
  • the push-out mechanism 54 is provided on the back side of the non-binding stacker 5 (on the side opposite to the second take-out port 53), and is configured to push out bills from the back side to the front side (the second take-out port 53 side). ing. Thereby, as conceptually shown in FIG. 1, the banknote comes to protrude from the second outlet 53.
  • the non-bundling stacker 5 is provided with an illumination device (for example, an illumination unit made of LEDs) 55 that irradiates the inside or the vicinity of the second outlet 53.
  • the illumination device 55 illuminates the vicinity of the non-bundling stacker 5 when taking out the banknotes from the non-bundling stacker 5.
  • the non-binding stacker 5 has an integrated sensor 52 that detects banknotes in the non-binding stacker 5.
  • the integrated sensor 52 has the same configuration as the integrated sensor 45.
  • the integrated sensor 52 can detect the presence of banknotes in the non-binding stacker 5. Further, the integrated sensor 52 can detect that a banknote has been taken out from the non-binding stacker 5.
  • the hopper unit 2 includes a mounting table 21 on which banknotes are mounted, two guide units 22 and 22 for guiding banknotes mounted on the mounting table 21, an intake roller 23, and an intake port for taking in banknotes. 24 and a banknote sensor 25 for detecting a banknote on the mounting table 21.
  • the banknote is placed on the hopper unit 2 so that the banknote is taken in with the long side of the banknote as the head (in a direction parallel to the short side of the banknote).
  • the banknote sensor 25 is provided in the vicinity of the intake port 24.
  • the bill sensor 25 has the same configuration as the integrated sensor 45.
  • the bill sensor 25 is arranged such that light is blocked by the bill placed on the placing table 21. That is, the bill sensor 25 can detect that a bill is placed on the placement table 21 by blocking light.
  • the first transport unit 7 is composed of a transport belt or the like.
  • the first transport unit 7 includes a main transport path 71, first to fourth branch paths 72a to 72d branched from the main transport path 71, a sorting mechanism 73 provided at a branch point from the main transport path 71, and a bill And a plurality of passage sensors 74 for detecting the passage of.
  • the 1st conveyance part 7 conveys a banknote (in the direction parallel to the short side of a banknote) so that the one long side of a banknote becomes a head.
  • the identification unit 3 is provided on the upstream side of the first branch path 72 a in the main transport path 71.
  • the identification unit 3 is configured to identify the denomination, authenticity, and correctness of each banknote to be conveyed.
  • the identification part 3 has the line sensor 31 and the magnetic sensor 32, and acquires the characteristic of a banknote.
  • the identification part 3 determines whether the characteristic of a banknote corresponds with the characteristic of the various banknotes memorize
  • New and old are information indicating a version of a banknote. For example, if the bill is 100 yuan, it is information that specifies whether it corresponds to the old version (1980 4th edition, 1990 4th edition revised version) or the new edition (2005 5th edition).
  • the identification unit 3 classifies banknotes into three levels: ATM bills (ATM), Teller bills (TLR), and bills (UNFIT).
  • ATM genuine note is a genuine note of a level that can be used as a banknote to be withdrawn from an ATM, and a teller correct note is not at a level that can be used as a banknote to be withdrawn from an ATM, but as a bill to be withdrawn by a bank teller counter. Is a genuine ticket that can be used.
  • the identification unit 3 classifies the correctness of banknotes into two levels: a correct note (FIT) including an ATM correct note (ATM) and a teller correct note (TLR), and a lost note (UNFIT).
  • FIT correct note
  • ATM ATM correct note
  • TLR teller correct note
  • UNFIT lost note
  • the level of loss may be referred to as “loss level”.
  • the identification unit 3 also acquires banknote image data when identifying the banknote.
  • the acquired image data is stored in the storage unit 131 described later.
  • the identification part 3 acquires the whole image of a banknote as image data, cuts out the area containing a serial number from the whole image, produces an area image, and also, based on the area image, 2 for every character. Create a valued segment image.
  • the identification unit 3 performs OCR processing on the binarized segment image and reads the serial number.
  • the storage unit 131 stores at least one of an entire image, an area image, and a binarized segment image.
  • Bundle unit 9 binds stacked banknotes.
  • the binding unit 9 creates a tape ring L, pulls back the tape after the banknote is conveyed into the tape ring L, and binds the banknote with the tape.
  • the second transport unit 8 grips the banknotes accumulated in the binding stacker 4 and transports the banknotes into the tape ring L.
  • the second transport unit 8 includes a gripping unit 81 that grips the banknotes by the upper arm portion 81a and the lower arm portion 81b, and the gripping unit 81 that is in the horizontal direction and has one long side of the banknote at the top (the banknote short).
  • the first horizontal movement mechanism that moves in a direction that is parallel to the side
  • the gripping unit 81 is moved in a direction that is horizontal and that one short side of the banknote is the leading (parallel to the long side of the banknote).
  • a second horizontal movement mechanism and a vertical movement mechanism for moving the gripping unit 81 in the vertical direction are provided.
  • the bundling unit 9 joins the tapes in a state where the tape supply unit 91 that supplies the tape, the tape ring creation unit 92 that creates the tape loop L with the tape, and the tape is wound around the banknote. It has a heater 95, a cutter 96 that cuts the tape at a position where it is not wrapped around the banknote, a printing portion 97 that prints on the tape, and a stamping portion 98 that stamps the tape.
  • the tape supply unit 91 includes a tape reel 911 around which a tape is wound, and a tape transport unit 912 that transports a tape drawn from the tape reel 911.
  • the tape transport unit 912 transports the tape along a predetermined transport path.
  • the tape transport unit 912 includes a guide and a plurality of roller pairs.
  • the tape loop creating unit 92 creates a tape loop L with a tape, and after the accumulated banknotes are arranged in the tape loop L, the tape loop is pulled back to remove the tape. Wrap around a banknote.
  • the third transport unit 10 transports the bundled banknotes to the dispensing unit 11.
  • the third transport unit 10 includes the upper gripping part 101, the lower gripping part 102, the upper gripping part 101, and the lower gripping part 102 in the horizontal direction, with one long side of the banknote leading (shorter banknotes). And a horizontal movement mechanism for moving in a direction parallel to the side.
  • the side surface of the housing 12 is provided with a touch panel 17 that is an operation unit for inputting information to the banknote processing apparatus 100 and a display unit for displaying information on the banknote processing apparatus 100.
  • the touch panel 17 is a human interface part for an operator who operates the banknote handling apparatus 100.
  • two display portions are provided in the vicinity of the second outlet 53 on the side surface of the housing 12 so as to correspond to the two second outlets 53, respectively.
  • a segment type liquid crystal panel 18 is provided as an example of a display unit.
  • the liquid crystal panel 18 displays denominations and plates of banknotes accumulated in the non-bundling stacker 5.
  • two display units may be provided in the vicinity of the first outlet 47 on the side surface of the housing 12 so as to correspond to each of the two first outlets 47.
  • These display parts can also be used as display parts for displaying information related to processing performed by the banknote processing apparatus 100.
  • FIG. 3 the block diagram which shows schematic structure of the banknote processing apparatus 100 is shown.
  • the banknote handling apparatus 100 includes a control unit 120 based on a known microcomputer, for example.
  • the control unit 120 includes the hopper unit 2, the identification unit 3, the binding stacker 4, the non-binding stacker 5, the reject stacker 6, the first transport unit 7, the second transport unit 8, the binding unit 9, and the third transport unit 10.
  • the touch panel 17 and the liquid crystal panel 18 are connected so that signals can be transmitted and received.
  • the bill sensor 25, the integrated sensor 45, the integrated sensor 52, and the passage sensor 74 are connected to the control unit 120, and the detection signals thereof are input.
  • control unit 120 includes a storage unit 131 that stores various types of information, a communication unit 132 that inputs and outputs signals to a host terminal (for example, a server) 140 via a wired or wireless communication line, and an input / output unit 133.
  • a host terminal for example, a server
  • an input / output unit 133 are connected to each other, and are configured to input / output various signals between the control unit 120, the storage unit 131, the communication unit 132, and the input / output unit 133.
  • the input / output unit 133 constitutes an input / output port to which an external device of the banknote processing apparatus 100 is connected.
  • the banknote processing apparatus 100 reads, for example, a printer 141 (see also FIG.
  • the printer 141 prints a label to be attached to a large bundle as will be described later.
  • 1 shows a configuration in which the banknote processing apparatus 100 and the printer 141 are connected by wire, but the banknote processing apparatus 100 and the printer 141 may be, for example, Bluetooth (registered trademark) or Wi-Fi (registered trademark). ) Or the like may be used for wireless connection.
  • the banknote handling apparatus 100 is provided with a buzzer 145 as a warning unit that gives a warning by sound when an operator performs an erroneous operation or the like. The buzzer 145 is operated by the control unit 120.
  • the control unit 120 generates a control signal based on an input signal from the touch panel 17 and detection signals from various sensors, and outputs the control signal to the hopper unit 2 and the like.
  • the hopper unit 2 and the like operate according to a control signal from the control unit 120.
  • the banknote handling apparatus 100 basically, the banknotes placed on the hopper 2 are identified by the identification unit 3, and the banknotes are classified into first and second according to the identification result and a preset classification rule. By separating and stacking the second binding stackers 4A and 4B and the first and second non-binding stackers 5A and 5B, an operation of sorting the banknotes is performed.
  • the classification rule is set by specifying the banknotes accumulated in the stackers 4 and 5 by currency, denomination, old and new editions, correctness (ATM correct ticket, Teller correct ticket, correct ticket, and damaged ticket), etc.
  • the operator places the bill to be processed on the hopper unit 2. Subsequently, the operator operates the touch panel 17 to start taking in banknotes. Note that when the bill sensor 25 detects the placement of the bill on the hopper unit 2, the bill processing apparatus 100 may automatically start taking in the bill.
  • the banknotes placed on the hopper unit 2 are taken into the housing 12 from the take-in port 24 one by one when the take-in roller 23 is operated.
  • the taken banknote is transported by the first transport unit 7 and passes through the identification unit 3.
  • the identification unit 3 acquires information (including at least the denomination, the number of years of issue, the new and old information, the damage information, and the serial number) related to the bills to pass, and notifies the control unit 120 of the bill information.
  • the control unit 120 determines the transport destination corresponding to the banknote, that is, the first binding stacker 4A, the second binding stacker 4B, and the first non-binding stacker 5A according to the information related to the banknotes and the preset classification rules. Alternatively, the second non-binding stacker 5B is determined.
  • the first transport unit 7 transports the banknotes to the first binding stacker 4A, the second binding stacker 4B, the first non-binding stacker 5A, or the second non-binding stacker 5B based on the determined transport destination.
  • the control unit 120 constitutes a counting unit.
  • both the first binding stacker 4A and the second binding stacker 4B are classification rules for stacking the same type of banknotes
  • the banknotes are conveyed to one binding stacker 4 of the two binding stackers 4.
  • the number of banknotes accumulated in one binding stacker 4 reaches a predetermined number (for example, 100)
  • the subsequent banknotes are conveyed to the other binding stacker 4.
  • the control unit 120 sets the transport destination as the reject stacker 6.
  • Reject banknotes include undesignated banknotes, abnormal banknotes, transport abnormal banknotes, and counterfeits.
  • the non-designated banknote is determined to be a normal banknote
  • the banknote transport destination is the first binding stacker 4A, the second binding stacker 4B, the first non-binding stacker 5A, or the second non-binding stacker 5B. It is a banknote not set in any of the above.
  • the abnormal banknote cannot be determined to be a banknote based on the information acquired by the identification unit 3.
  • a conveyance abnormality banknote is a banknote which cannot acquire the information regarding a banknote normally by conveyance abnormality, such as skew and a chain
  • a counterfeit is a banknote that has been determined to be a fake ticket as a result of collating information on the banknote with prestored counterfeit information.
  • the banknote processing apparatus 100 can perform batch processing for stacking a predetermined number of banknotes (that is, a set number of batches) on the binding stacker 4 or the non-binding stacker 5 while sorting banknotes.
  • a predetermined number of banknotes that is, a set number of batches
  • the lock mechanism 44 is unlocked and the door 43 is opened.
  • the illuminating device 46 illuminates the inside of the binding stacker 4 from which the banknotes are to be taken out or the vicinity of the first outlet 47.
  • the operator can take out banknotes from the binding stacker 4 through the first outlet 47. Further, when the batch number of banknotes is stacked on the non-bundling stacker 5, the pushing mechanism 54 pushes out the banknotes. Moreover, the illuminating device 55 illuminates the inside of the non-binding stacker 5 from which the banknotes are to be taken out or the vicinity of the second take-out port 53. The operator takes out the banknote from the non-binding stacker 5 through the second take-out port 53. Completion of the removal of the banknote is detected by the integration sensor 45 and the integration sensor 52, and after completion of the extraction, the accumulation of new banknotes on the stacker is resumed automatically or manually.
  • the control unit 120 controls the second transport unit 8, and the gripping unit 81
  • the banknote in the first binding stacker 4A is gripped, and the banknote is conveyed to the binding unit 9.
  • the control part 120 controls the binding part 9, and binds a banknote with a tape.
  • the bundled banknotes are thrown out from the dispensing unit 11 by the third transport unit 10.
  • the banknote handling apparatus 100 is used for depositing, paying out, loss-and-loss division, large-bundled loss-and-loss division, cassette collection, cassette loading, ATM collection, ATM loading, and serial number recording. It is used when performing some processing in various operations.
  • the banknote handling apparatus 100 is a general-purpose banknote sorter having various functions, and when used for each of the above-described tasks, it is necessary to set these functions individually.
  • the banknote handling apparatus 100 specifically has at least the following functions. (1) Function to bind banknotes (binding function) (2) A function of transporting banknotes to a predetermined transport destination according to the classification rule (transport category setting function), (3) A specific batch processing function (correction batch function) for stacking the number of banknotes exceeding the maximum stacking capacity of the bundling stacker 4 or the non-bundling stacker 5 for each damage level. (4) A function of manually restarting the operation of the banknote handling apparatus 100 after taking out banknotes from the bundling stacker 4 or the non-bundling stacker 5 when the above-described loss batch processing is completed (that is, the batch processing for damage is performed). A payout stop function for stopping the payout of banknotes on the condition that it has been completed), and (5) A function (label printing function) of printing a label printed with information on banknotes processed in the banknote processing apparatus 100 by the printer 141.
  • the banknote handling apparatus 100 also has a normal batch processing function for stacking a number of banknotes less than the maximum stacking capacity in the bundling stacker 4 or the non-bundling stacker 5. Have.
  • the functions of the banknote handling apparatus 100 are not limited to the above functions, and may have functions different from these functions. Moreover, the banknote processing apparatus 100 may have only a part of these functions.
  • the correct / incorrect batch function is a function for performing batch processing (specific batch processing) in which the number of batches exceeds the accumulation capacity of the bundling stacker 4 or the accumulation capacity of the non-bundling stacker 5.
  • the number of batches is 1000.
  • the cassette loading operation if the maximum number of cassettes stored is 2,000, the number of batches is, for example, 2,000 when bills are loaded into an empty cassette.
  • the stacking capacity of the binding stacker 4 and the non-binding stacker 5 is set to 500 or less.
  • the number of large bundles and the maximum number of cassettes stored may exceed the stacking capacity of the binding stacker 4 and the non-binding stacker 5. Further, when the number of loaded sheets is 2500 in the ATM loading operation, the number of batches is, for example, 2500 sheets.
  • the number of batches is set to 100 in order to perform specific batch processing exceeding the stacking capacity of the bundling stacker 4 and the non-bundling stacker 5 (note that this batch number is the bundling stacker 4 and the non-bundling stacker 5
  • the normal batch process is repeated 10 times. Specifically, when 100 banknotes are stacked on the bundling stacker 4 or the non-bundling stacker 5, the banknote handling apparatus 100 allows the operator to remove 100 banknotes from the bundling stacker 4 or the non-bundling stacker 5. Until it is removed, it is prohibited to collect new banknotes in the stacker.
  • the banknote handling apparatus 100 resumes the stacking of new banknotes on the stacker so that 100 banknotes are stacked again on the binding stacker 4 or the non-binding stacker 5. To do. And it waits until an operator takes out a banknote. As described above, when executing the correct / incorrect batch function, the operator takes out the banknotes every time 100 banknotes are stacked on the binding stacker 4 or the non-binding stacker 5. Thereby, 10 bundles of 100 bills for creating a small bundle are created.
  • the large bundle correct / loss sorting operation when 1000 correct tickets are classified (that is, when a batch is achieved), a label to be attached to the large bundle is printed and the label is attached to the large bundle.
  • the cassette loading operation for example, when 2000 ATM genuine bills are classified, the loaded cassette is placed at a predetermined position, and the cassette to be loaded next is prepared at hand.
  • this bill processing apparatus 100 is provided with a feeding stop function.
  • the payout stop function is a function for stopping the payout operation of the banknote handling apparatus 100 on the condition that the specific batch processing is completed in the large bundle correct / loss division work, the cassette loading work, and the ATM loading work. Furthermore, even if the operator takes out banknotes from the binding stacker 4 or the non-binding stacker 5 after the specific batch processing is completed, it is preferable to keep the feeding operation of the banknote processing apparatus 100 stopped. This makes it possible for the operator to reliably recognize that one correct / incorrect batch process has been completed.
  • the operator may resume the feeding operation of the banknote handling apparatus 100 by performing a predetermined operation (for example, a selection operation of a resume button provided on the touch panel 17) in the banknote handling apparatus 100 after performing an incidental work. Is possible. This makes it possible to avoid mistakes.
  • the feeding stop function is also effective when a bundled banknote created in the binding unit 9 is thrown out from the dispensing unit 11.
  • this banknote processing apparatus 100 is configured such that an operator can enable and disable the feeding stop function.
  • the feeding stop function is turned on (when enabled), as described above, when the specific batch is achieved, the feeding operation of the banknote handling apparatus 100 is stopped, and the banknotes are bound into the binding stacker 4 or non-binding. Even if it is taken out from the stacker 5, the feeding operation of the banknote handling apparatus 100 remains stopped. The resumption of the operation of the banknote handling apparatus 100 is performed by an operator's operation.
  • the feeding stop function is turned off (when disabled), even if the specific batch processing is completed, a stacker other than the binding stacker 4 or the non-binding stacker 5 used for the specific batch processing is used.
  • a stacker other than the binding stacker 4 or the non-binding stacker 5 used for the specific batch processing is used.
  • the feeding operation of the banknote handling apparatus 100 is not stopped.
  • the stacking sensors 45 and 52 detect this and automatically stack the banknotes on the stacker. Resume.
  • the feed stop function may be enabled not only in the specific batch process such as the damage batch function but also in the normal batch process.
  • FIG. 5 illustrates a label LA printed by the label printing function.
  • the label LA includes, for example, bank information (branch name, branch number), device information (device serial number), large bundle creation date and time, banknote information (serial number, denomination, large bundle of the first banknote on which the large bundle has been created) The total number of sheets and the total amount included), the name of the operator who created the large bundle, and a two-dimensional code in which part or all of the information is stored. Information other than these information may be printed on the label LA. In addition, only part of the information may be printed on the label LA.
  • the functions (1) to (5) are not always necessary for the execution of the above-described operations, and some functions are unnecessary depending on the operations.
  • the fitness batch function is not necessary for the fitness classification work, but the fitness batch function is necessary for the large bundle fitness classification function. Therefore, if the banknote processing apparatus 100 is to be used for the execution of each business, it is necessary to make settings for enabling necessary functions and disabling for unnecessary functions.
  • the banknote processing apparatus 100 is configured to be able to select a business to be performed from the above-described business in order to facilitate setting of functions by an operator.
  • unnecessary functions among the functions (1) to (5) are automatically disabled, and only the other functions are set by the operator to enable / disable.
  • enabling a function it is comprised so that the detailed setting which concerns on execution of the function can be performed (namely, 1st mode).
  • the banknote handling apparatus 100 sets whether to enable or disable each of the functions (1) to (5) and When enabling, there is also a mode (that is, the second mode) in which the detailed setting (for example, the number of batches in the case of an impairment batch function) is manually performed.
  • FIG. 4 exemplifies the correspondence between the business that can be selected in the banknote processing apparatus 100 and the function setting of the banknote processing apparatus 100.
  • the correspondence relationship shown in FIG. 4 is stored in the banknote handling apparatus 100, and the control unit 120 operates the banknote handling apparatus 100 in accordance with this correspondence relation.
  • the function indicated by “O” is a function that can be set when a job is selected.
  • the function indicated by “-” is a function that cannot be set when a job is selected. That is, functions unnecessary for the performance of business are automatically disabled as the operator selects the business.
  • the bundling function includes all operations of deposit business, payout business, right / loss classification business, large bundle correct / loss business, cassette collection business, cassette loading business, ATM collection business, ATM loading business, and serial number recording business. Can be set in. Also, the transfer category setting function can be set for all operations.
  • the damage batch function can be set only in the large bundle breakage, cassette loading, and ATM loading operations, and cannot be set (ie, disabled) in other operations.
  • the payout stop function can be set only in the large bundle good / loss classification work, the cassette loading work, and the ATM loading work, and cannot be set in other work (that is, invalid) like the correct / failure batch function.
  • the label printing function can be set only in the large bundle good / loss classification work.
  • the cassette collection business, cassette loading business, ATM collection business, ATM loading business, and serial number recording business are not implemented as specifications in the example shown here. That is, label printing may be performed in each of the cassette collection business, cassette loading business, ATM collection business, ATM loading business, and serial number recording business. In the example shown here, the label printing function cannot be set because it is not required in the deposit business, the payout business, and the right-and-loss classification business. However, the label printing function can be set in these business as well. May be performed.
  • FIG. 6 shows an example of the initial screen S1.
  • This initial screen S1 is displayed on the touch panel 17 after starting the banknote processing apparatus 100 and performing login processing.
  • the initial screen S1 includes buttons for selecting each job.
  • the initial screen S1 includes a deposit business selection button, a withdrawal business selection button, a right / loss classification business selection button, a large bundle correct / loss business selection button, a cassette collection business selection button, a cassette loading business selection button, an ATM collection business selection button, an ATM.
  • a loading job selection button and a serial number recording job selection button are included.
  • the initial screen S1 also includes a second mode selection button. As described above, the second mode selection button does not select a job, but allows the operator to set each function valid / invalid and detailed settings of the function when enabling each function.
  • the operator selects a task to be performed by selecting one of the task selection buttons on the initial screen S1.
  • the banknote processing apparatus 100 operates in the first mode.
  • the banknote handling apparatus 100 operates in the second mode.
  • the buttons displayed on the initial screen S1 can be deleted and added as appropriate according to the business using the banknote processing apparatus 100.
  • FIG. 7 exemplifies a function setting screen S3 displayed on the touch panel 17 when the large bundle correct / loss sorting job selection button is selected on the initial screen S1.
  • items for setting banknotes to be stacked on the first and second binding stackers 4A and 4B and the first and second non-binding stackers 5A and 5B that is, the transport category is set). Item to be set).
  • the function setting screen S3 can be set. In the function setting screen S3 shown in FIG.
  • the first and second bundling stackers 4A and 4B and the first and second non-bundling stackers 5A and 5B in the banknote handling apparatus 100 correspond to the arrangement of the first and second bundling stackers 5A and 5B. Items for setting banknotes to be stacked on the second binding stackers 4A and 4B and the first and second non-binding stackers 5A and 5B are arranged.
  • ATM correct bills (ATM) are accumulated in the first and second bundling stackers 4A and 4B
  • non-bundled bills (UNFIT) are accumulated in the first non-bundling stacker 5A.
  • 5B is set to accumulate the Teller correct ticket (TLR).
  • the correctness of banknotes is classified into three levels. Therefore, the item for setting the number of batches can set the number of batches for each of an ATM correct ticket (ATM), a teller correct ticket (TLR), and a lost ticket (UNFIT).
  • ATM ATM correct ticket
  • TLR teller correct ticket
  • UNFIT lost ticket
  • the number of batches is set to 1000 for ATM genuine bills, and the number of batches is not set for teller genuine bills and non-performing bills (that is, 0).
  • the item for setting the number of batches sets the number of batches for each of the correct ticket (FIT) and the non-performing ticket (UNFIT).
  • the function setting screen S3 is configured to display a pull-down menu as shown in FIG. 8 when setting the number of batches.
  • the operator can set the number of batches by selecting a desired number of batches from the pull-down menu.
  • the pull-down menu can save the operator from setting the number of batches.
  • a number selection screen S4 including batch number candidates may be displayed on the touch panel 17 as shown in FIG. Even with this configuration, it is possible to save the operator from setting the number of batches.
  • the display contents of the pull-down menu and the number selection screen S4 can be customized by the operator. For example, selection items in the pull-down menu, batch number candidates displayed on the number selection screen S4 can be added, deleted, or the contents can be corrected.
  • the number of batches can be set by the operator manually entering numbers such as “100” and “1000” instead of or in addition to the pull-down menu and the number selection screen S4. It may be configured.
  • the ATM correct note is set to ON for the payout stop function (that is, after the specific batch of the ATM correct note is achieved, the payout operation of the banknote handling apparatus 100 is stopped.
  • the payout stop function is a function based on the premise that the correct / incorrect batch processing is performed, in the function setting screen S3, the setting of the payout stop function becomes impossible (ie, remains OFF) while the number of batches is not set.
  • the feeding stop function may be set.
  • the ATM genuine note is set to ON, and other than that, it is set to OFF.
  • the operator makes settings for items configured to be settable on the function setting screen S3. After that, by selecting an application (APPLY) button, the function setting for the selected task (here, the large bundle correct / loss division task) is completed. Note that the ID of the logged-in operator is displayed in the upper right of the function setting screen S3.
  • APPLY application
  • the banknote handling apparatus 100 is in the first mode, and the control unit 120 has a function corresponding to the selected job as illustrated in FIG.
  • the setting screen S3 is displayed on the touch panel 17.
  • the operator performs settings only for items that can be set, so that the settings of the banknote processing apparatus 100 become settings that can be used in the selected business, and the banknote processing apparatus 100 performs the selected business.
  • the function setting screen S3 can be set only for functions that may be necessary for the job according to the selected job, and functions that are not necessary for the job cannot be set. This makes it possible to save work efficiency.
  • the banknote handling apparatus 100 enters the second mode, and a function setting screen for setting all functions of the banknote handling apparatus 100 is displayed on the touch panel 17. Displayed (not shown). On this setting screen, the operator sets validity / invalidity for each function and details of the function when valid. Even in the second mode, if necessary settings are made, the banknote handling apparatus 100 can be used for each business described above.
  • the bill processing apparatus 100 shifts to a standby state in which the operation is possible. As described above, when a bill is placed on the hopper unit 2 and a start button in the screen displayed on the touch panel 17 is selected during operation, the bill processing apparatus 100 operates according to the set contents.
  • the operator sets the functions necessary for work on the function setting screen S3. Unlike this, a default function setting corresponding to each job is set in advance, and when any job is selected on the initial screen S1, the default function is automatically displayed without displaying the function setting screen S3. (That is, functions necessary for business are enabled and unnecessary functions are disabled), and the bill processing apparatus 100 may be shifted to a standby state. By doing so, it is possible to greatly save the user's setting work. In the configuration in which default function settings are provided, the operator may change the function settings as necessary.
  • the bill processing apparatus 100 has a function of creating an output data file including the bill information read by the identification unit 3 and outputting the created output data file to the outside when used in the above-described business. .
  • the banknote handling apparatus 100 stores an output data file for a predetermined period.
  • the control unit 120 creates an output data file.
  • the output data file includes linking data (linking information) linked to the actual bill so that the bill can be tracked. For example, when a banknote is specified from a data file for output using a serial number of a banknote as a search key, a customer related to the banknote, a cassette loaded with a banknote, or a banknote is loaded based on the association data It is possible to track ATMs and the like.
  • FIG. 10 shows a management unit of cash bills in each business described above.
  • the output data file created by the banknote handling apparatus 100 corresponds to a management unit of actual banknotes.
  • the management unit of each job, the output data file to be created, and the association data included in the output data file will be described.
  • the transaction is a management unit of cash notes.
  • the unit for creating the output data file created in the deposit business and the withdrawal business is also a transaction. That is, in the deposit business and the payout business, the banknote processing apparatus 100 collectively manages the actual banknotes processed by the banknote processing apparatus 100 in one transaction, and the banknote processing apparatus 100 processed in the one transaction. Combine all the information into one output data file.
  • the target of association of cash notes is a customer related to the transaction, and the association data included in the output data file is an ID (user ID) that identifies the customer.
  • the unit of creation of the output data file created in the fitness division work is the fitness category. That is, for example, when classifying the damages of banknotes into two levels in the correct / individual division business, the banknote processing apparatus 100 processes the information on the correct bills in one banknote. The data is collected in an output data file, and the information on the slips is collected in another output data file. Similarly, when classifying banknotes into three levels, the information of ATM correct bills is collected in one output data file, and the information of teller correct bills in another output data file. Summarize and combine the information of non-performing bills into another output data file. In addition, since there is no need for linking in the right-and-left classification work, linking data is not included in the output data file.
  • the management unit of banknotes classified into large bundle units among the actual banknotes is a large bundle.
  • the unit of creation of the output data file created for such bills is a large bundle. Therefore, in the large bundle correct / loss classification work, the banknotes classified into large bundles among the actual banknotes are managed in units of large bundles created by the correct bills or non-performing bundles, and are included in the large bundles for each created large bundle. Combine all the bill information into one output data file.
  • the associating target of the actual banknote is a large bundle banknote
  • the linking data is a large bundle ID given to the large bundle.
  • banknotes that are not classified into large bundle units for example, fractional banknotes that are classified as correct as a result of identification by the banknote processing apparatus 100 but cannot be grouped into large bundle units). Etc.
  • the management unit of banknotes not classified into large bundle units among the actual banknotes is “other than large bundles”.
  • the unit of creation of the output data file created for such bills is the damage category as in the case of the damage classification work.
  • the actual banknotes are managed in large bundle units, and the information of the banknotes classified in large bundle units is collected in one file.
  • the banknote processing apparatus 100 processes, the actual banknote which was not classified into the large bundle unit is managed separately, and the output data file of the banknote which was not classified into the large bundle unit is created separately. It will be. Note that banknotes that could not be classified into large bundle units in the large bundle correct / loss sorting operation do not need to be associated with each other, and therefore the output data file does not include the associated data.
  • the management unit of the actual banknote is the cassette to be collected, and the creation unit of the output data file is the cassette.
  • the actual banknotes are managed for each cassette to be collected, and all the information of the banknotes collected from the cassette is collected into one output data file.
  • the association target is a cassette to be collected, and the association data is a cassette number that identifies the cassette.
  • the ATM collection service is similar to the cassette collection service.
  • in-kind banknotes are managed in units of ATMs to be collected, and all information of banknotes collected from the ATM is output as one output. It is collected in a data file.
  • the association target is an ATM to be collected, and the association data is an ATM number that identifies the ATM.
  • the management unit of cash bills is the cassette to be loaded.
  • the unit for creating the output data file is a cassette.
  • banknotes that could not be loaded into the cassette for various reasons for example, banknotes that were not ATM genuine as a result of identification by the banknote processing apparatus 100. “Other than loading cassette”) ) Is separately managed, and an output data file relating to the banknotes other than the loaded banknotes (other than the loaded banknotes) is separately created ("collect all other than loaded banknotes").
  • the actual banknotes are managed in units of loaded cassettes, and the actual banknotes that were processed by the banknote processing apparatus 100 but could not be loaded into the cassettes were separately managed and loaded into the cassettes.
  • the banknote information is collected into one file, and an output data file for banknotes not loaded in the cassette is created separately.
  • the linking target is a cassette to be loaded, and the linking data is a cassette number that identifies the cassette.
  • the banknotes not loaded in the cassette do not need to be linked, and the output data file does not include the linked data.
  • the ATM loading operation is also in accordance with the cassette loading operation.
  • the actual banknotes are managed in units of ATMs, and the actual banknotes that are processed by the banknote processing apparatus 100 but cannot be loaded into the ATM are separately managed. Is done. Information on banknotes loaded in the ATM is collected into one output data file, and an output data file for banknotes not loaded in the ATM is created separately.
  • the associating target is the ATM to be loaded, and the associating data is an ATM number that identifies the ATM.
  • the banknotes not loaded in the ATM do not need to be linked, and the output data file does not include the linked data.
  • serial number recording business there is no provision for the recording unit of cash notes.
  • one bill output data file is created for each set number of sheets.
  • linking is not necessary, and linking data is not included in the output data file.
  • the output data file creation unit and the associated data included in the output data file are automatically set so as to correspond to the selected job. (See FIG. 4).
  • the operator manually sets the output data file creation unit and the association data included in the output data file.
  • FIG. 11 conceptually shows the structure of the output data file.
  • the output data file includes information on banknotes for at least one banknote (that is, banknote data).
  • the output data file includes banknote data for X banknotes and association data.
  • the banknote data includes a processing date and time, a processing ID, an RJ flag, an RJ factor, a currency code, a denomination, an issue year, new and old information, and damage information. , A transport destination, a binding ID, a serial number, and an image data ID.
  • the banknote data is not limited to the example shown in FIG. The number of items included in the banknote data may be less than that in the example of FIG. 11, or items that do not exist in the example of FIG. 11 may be included in the banknote data.
  • the processing date and time is information indicating the date and time when the banknote processing apparatus 100 counts banknotes.
  • the process ID is an ID given to the process every time the banknote processing apparatus 100 executes the process.
  • the RJ flag is a flag indicating whether or not the banknote is a reject banknote.
  • the RJ factor is information indicating whether a banknote determined to be a reject banknote corresponds to a non-designated banknote, an abnormal banknote, a transport abnormal banknote, or a fake banknote.
  • the issue year is the issue year of the banknote, and can be expressed by, for example, the last two digits of the year. As described above, the old and new information is information indicating a banknote version.
  • the correctness information is information for specifying the correctness of banknotes. Specifically, if the correctness of banknotes is classified at three levels, the identified banknotes are the above-mentioned ATM correctness and teller correctness. , And information indicating whether it corresponds to a non-performing ticket.
  • the transport destination is information indicating the stacker in which the banknotes are transported in the banknote processing apparatus 100, and includes the first binding stacker 4A, the second binding stacker 4B, the first non-binding stacker 5A, and the second non-binding stacker 5B. This is information indicating to which of the sheets has been conveyed.
  • the binding ID is an ID given to the bundled banknote when the banknote handling apparatus 100 binds the banknote.
  • the image data ID is an ID assigned to specify the image data used for identifying the banknote.
  • the image data itself is not included in the output data file. By doing so, it is possible to reduce the data amount of the output data file.
  • the image data is separately stored and managed in association with the image data ID in the storage unit 131 of the banknote processing apparatus 100 or the upper terminal 140.
  • An operator ID for identifying the operator a processing machine ID for identifying the banknote processing apparatus 100, a cassette number (limited to a cassette collection business or a cassette loading business), an ATM number (ATM collection or ATM loading) (Limited to business), details of fake ticket determination (watermark abnormality, magnetic abnormality, serial number abnormality, etc.), number of money types or total amount in each batch or transaction, and the like.
  • the output data file is created in a preset format.
  • the format of the output data file can be changed.
  • the changeable format includes a standard format of the banknote processing apparatus 100, a format suitable for data management in the host terminal 140, and the like. With this configuration, the format of the output data file can be adapted to the format required at the information output destination.
  • the format can be set / changed on the format setting screen displayed on the touch panel 17, although not shown. Note that the format of the output data file may be set for each business, or may be set for each of the stackers 4 and 5.
  • the bill processing apparatus 100 differs in the configuration of the screen displayed on the touch panel 17 during the operation of the bill processing apparatus 100 according to the selected business. That is, during the operation of the banknote handling apparatus 100, an interface suitable for the business being executed is provided to the operator. The user-friendliness of the banknote handling apparatus 100 is improved by automatically switching the interface corresponding to the business and providing it to the operator in accordance with the business selection.
  • FIG. 12 exemplifies a screen S9 displayed on the touch panel 17 during the operation of the banknote handling apparatus 100 in the large bundle correct / loss sorting operation.
  • this screen S9 the correctness level of the banknotes stacked on the first and second binding stackers 4A and 4B and the first and second non-binding stackers 5A and 5B is clearly shown, and the banknotes stacked on each stacker. Is displayed. Specifically, it is shown that the banknotes stacked on the binding stacker 4 are correct bills, and 20 correct bills are stacked on the first binding stacker 4A. Further, it is shown that the banknotes stacked on the non-bundling stacker 5 are non-conforming bills, and 50 non-binding stackers 5A are stacked.
  • the total number of the correct bills processed so far and the total number of the damaged bills are displayed, and the number of times the correct bills and the damaged bills are reached is displayed. Furthermore, the number of banknotes currently being accumulated, the number of large bundles created so far, and the set number of large bundles (1000 in the illustrated example) are displayed. The total amount of banknotes processed is also displayed.
  • the screen S9 is also provided with an approval (ACCEPT) button, a clear (CLEAR) button, and a start (START) button.
  • ACCEPT approval
  • CLAR clear
  • STT start
  • the operator can complete one processing, that is, one transaction, by selecting an ACCEPT button.
  • a banknote is mounted on the hopper part 2 and a start (START) button is selected.
  • the counting result of the previous process is deleted, and the next process is started.
  • the count result of the previous process is deleted by selecting the CLEAR button, and the next process can be started.
  • This screen S9 is also provided with a button (RE-PRINT button) for reprinting the label LA.
  • RE-PRINT button for reprinting the label LA.
  • the label printing function is a function that can be set only in the large bundle correct / loss job
  • the RE-PRINT button is displayed only on the screen S9 displayed in the large bundle correct / loss job.
  • the operator selects the RE-PRINT button when printing the printed label LA again.
  • the RE-PRINT button is used when the printed state of the printed label LA is bad, or when the label LA has failed to be attached and a new label LA becomes necessary.
  • Information on the large bundle printed on the label LA by selecting the RE-PRINT button is information stored in the temporary storage area of the storage unit 131. The information stored in the temporary storage area is overwritten with new information when a new batch is achieved.
  • the function of the RE-PRINT button is different from the function of searching for information on a large bundle stored in the storage unit 131 and printing, as will be described later.
  • the banknote handling apparatus 100 when the label LA to be attached to the large bundle cannot be printed in the large bundle correct / loss sorting operation, for example, when the label is out of paper or the printer 141 is out of order, When it is achieved, it is configured to skip the printing of the label LA and continue the large bundle good / loss division work. By doing so, it is possible to efficiently perform a large bundle profit / loss division work. In this case, the banknote handling apparatus 100 is configured to be able to print the label LA that has been skipped after the printer 141 is restored and the label LA can be printed. Details of this configuration will be described later.
  • the continuation of the large bundle correct / loss dividing operation is such that when the feeding stop function is ON, when the operator operates the resumption of the operation of the banknote processing apparatus 100, the processing of the banknote processing apparatus 100 is resumed and the feeding stop function is turned OFF. In this case, the processing of the banknote handling apparatus 100 is resumed even if the operator does not operate the resume.
  • the creation unit of the output data file differs depending on the business, so the creation timing also differs depending on the business.
  • the output timing of the output data file is made constant, the output data file may not be output at an appropriate timing. It is necessary to change the output timing of the output data file in response to changing the creation unit of the output data file according to the business.
  • the banknote handling apparatus 100 sets a plurality of output conditions in advance, and controls the output timing of the output data file based on the output conditions selected from the plurality of output conditions.
  • the control unit 120 is configured to control the output timing of the control unit 120 so that the output data file is output after the appropriately selected output condition is satisfied.
  • the first mode conditions for outputting the output data file are set corresponding to the business. By selecting a job, an output condition is also automatically selected.
  • the operator selects one output condition from a plurality of conditions.
  • the output condition of the deposit business and the withdrawal business is that one transaction has been completed.
  • One transaction is completed when the approval button displayed on the touch panel 17 is selected.
  • this output condition is that the operator has performed an operation to instruct the output of the output data file.
  • the control unit 120 of the banknote processing apparatus 100 After selection of the approval button, the control unit 120 of the banknote processing apparatus 100 outputs an output data file created for each transaction.
  • “after the selection of the approval button” includes when the approval button is selected and after. The same applies to the following description. Therefore, the control unit 120 may output the output data file at the timing selected by the approval button, or after the predetermined delay time has elapsed after the selection of the approval button, the control unit 120 outputs the output data file. May be.
  • the completion of the transaction is not limited to being completed when the approval button is selected.
  • the transaction may be completed by an instruction from the upper terminal 140.
  • an ID for identifying a customer can be input on the screen displayed on the upper terminal 140 or the touch panel 17, the transaction is an ID for identifying another customer in order to perform the next deposit business or payout business. It is good also as what is completed by inputting.
  • the output conditions of the correct / individual division work are that a predetermined time (for example, 10 minutes) has elapsed since the final correct / individual process of the banknote processing apparatus 100 is performed, and the number of banknotes subjected to the correct / incorrect split process is predetermined Either the number of sheets (for example, 2000 sheets) has been reached, or one of them has been established.
  • the control unit 120 outputs an output data file for each damage level that has been processed so far. Note that the operator may select one of the two conditions as the output condition of the right / loss classification work. In this case, the control unit 120 outputs the output data file at a timing after the selected condition is satisfied.
  • the output condition when the processed actual banknotes can be managed in large bundle units is that a specific batch process for creating one large bundle is completed. Specifically, at a predetermined timing after completion of the specific batch processing for creating one large bundle (at the time of completion or when a predetermined time has elapsed from the completion time), the control unit 120 performs the large bundle unit. Output the output data file created in step 1. In the large bundle damage classification work, when the feeding stop function is valid, the control unit 120 may output the output data file at a timing after the last normal batch process of the specific batch process is completed. .
  • control unit 120 may output the output data file at a timing after the operator takes out the banknotes from the stackers 4 and 5 for which the last normal batch processing has been completed. Furthermore, the control unit 120 may output the output data file at a timing after the operator gives an instruction to resume the next specific batch process. In addition, when the feeding stop function is invalid, the control unit 120 may output the output data file at an appropriate timing after the last normal batch process of the specific batch process is completed.
  • the control unit 120 outputs the data file for output related to the fractional banknote on the condition that the large bundle correct / loss classification work has been completed and the operator has selected the approval button displayed on the touch panel 17. Also good.
  • the control unit 120 may output the output data file related to the fractional banknote. .
  • the output condition of the cassette collection operation is that the collection operation has been completed for one cassette.
  • the screen displayed on the touch panel 17 at the time of the cassette collecting operation is provided with a cassette switching button that is operated when the collecting operation is completed for one cassette.
  • the control unit 120 outputs an output data file created for each cassette to be collected at a predetermined timing after the cassette switching button is selected and operated. Also, when the collection operation is completed for one cassette and the operator selects the approval button displayed on the touch panel 17, the control unit 120 outputs the output data file created for each cassette to be collected. To do.
  • the output conditions of the ATM collection business are the same as the cassette collection business, and the collection business for one ATM is completed. Accordingly, at a predetermined timing after the ATM switching button is selected on the screen displayed on the touch panel 17 during the ATM collection operation, the control unit 120 outputs the output data file created in the ATM unit to be collected. . In addition, even when the collection operation is completed for one ATM and the operator selects the approval button displayed on the touch panel 17, the control unit 120 outputs the output data file created for each ATM to be collected. To do.
  • an output data file having a loading cassette as a creation unit and an output data file other than the loaded banknote.
  • the output condition of the output data file for each loading cassette is that the specific batch processing for loading into one cassette is completed.
  • the control unit 120 outputs the output data file for the cassette unit.
  • the control unit 120 performs the final normal batch process of the specific batch process at the timing after reaching the specific batch number or as described above.
  • An output data file for each loading cassette is output at a timing after the banknotes are taken out from the completed stackers 4 and 5 or at a timing after the operator instructs to resume the next specific batch process. Also good.
  • the control unit 120 may output the output data file related to the loading cassette at an appropriate timing after reaching the specific batch number.
  • the output condition of the output data file other than the loaded banknotes is that a predetermined time (for example, 10 minutes) has elapsed since the counting process of the banknote processing apparatus 100 was last performed, and the banknotes subjected to the counting process That is, at least one of reaching a predetermined number (for example, 2000) is established.
  • the control unit 120 outputs an output data file.
  • the operator may select one of the two conditions. Also, when the operator selects the approval button displayed on the touch panel 17, the control unit 120 outputs the output data file created so far.
  • the output conditions for ATM loading operations are the same as for cassette loading operations.
  • the output condition of the output data file for the loading ATM unit is that the loading operation is completed for one ATM.
  • the output condition of the data file other than the loaded banknotes is that a predetermined time (for example, 10 minutes) has elapsed since the counting process of the banknote processing apparatus 100 was last performed, and the number of banknotes subjected to the counting process is That is, at least one of reaching a predetermined number (for example, 2000) has been established.
  • the control unit 120 outputs the output data file created so far.
  • the output conditions of the serial number recording job are that a predetermined time (for example, 10 minutes) has elapsed since the processing of the banknote processing apparatus 100 was last performed, and the number of banknotes counted is a predetermined number (for example, 2000). That at least one of the above has been established. Also, when the operator selects the approval button displayed on the touch panel 17, the control unit 120 outputs the output data file created so far.
  • the output condition corresponding to the selected job is automatically set as the job is selected.
  • the operator can select the conditions for outputting the output data file.
  • the following conditions are set as output conditions that can be selected in the second mode. That is, (1) the transaction has been completed, (2) the batch has been achieved, (3) the banknote has been taken out from the stackers 4, 5, (4) the identification unit 3 has acquired information on the banknote, (5) The operator has instructed the output of the output data file, (6) that a predetermined time has elapsed since the last processing of banknotes, and (7) the number of banknotes processed is a predetermined number. Including each condition of having reached.
  • the control unit 120 When the control unit 120 outputs the output data file on condition that the transaction is completed, the output data file includes data of all banknotes related to the transaction.
  • the control unit 120 when the control unit 120 outputs the output data file, the output data file includes data of all banknotes included in the batch.
  • the control unit 120 may assign a batch ID for specifying the batch, and include the batch ID in the output data file.
  • this batch processing includes batch processing (specific batch processing) in which the number of batches is set to a number exceeding the stacking capacity of the stackers 4 and 5, as in the above-described large bundle correct / loss division work.
  • the output data file related to the fraction banknotes that have not reached the batch may be suspended, or the output data file may be output based on the establishment of a predetermined condition including a separate instruction from the operator. Good.
  • the control unit 120 When the control unit 120 outputs the output data file on the condition that the banknotes are taken out from the stackers 4 and 5, the output data file includes data of all the banknotes taken out.
  • the control unit 120 may assign a take-out ID for specifying the take-out and include the take-out ID in the output data file.
  • the output data file related to the fractional banknotes that have not reached the batch is output at any time after the banknotes are taken out from the stacker, unlike the case where the batch achievement is made as a condition. Is done.
  • the control unit 120 When the control unit 120 outputs an output data file on the condition that the identification unit 3 has acquired information on banknotes, the output data file includes information on the single banknote. In this case, the output data file is output at any time in synchronization with the identification by the identification unit 3.
  • That the operator has instructed the output of the output data file includes selecting an approval button or selecting a cassette or ATM switching button on the screen displayed on the touch panel 17.
  • the output data file includes unoutput banknote data.
  • a separate “output button” may be provided to output, for example, data on fraction banknotes that have not reached a batch, on condition that the output button has been operated.
  • the output button may be a button configured by hardware, or may be a button displayed on the touch panel 17.
  • the control unit 120 When the control unit 120 outputs the output data file on the condition that a predetermined time has elapsed since the last processing of banknotes, the output data file includes banknote data that has not been output.
  • the control unit 120 When the control unit 120 outputs an output data file on condition that the number of processed banknotes has reached a predetermined number, the output data file includes unoutput banknote data.
  • the operator may set each of the conditions (1) to (7) independently as an output condition, or select and select a plurality of conditions from the conditions (1) to (7).
  • An AND condition of multiple conditions may be set as an output condition, or an OR condition of selected multiple conditions may be set as an output condition.
  • a plurality of conditions are set as conditions for outputting the output data file in each of the first mode and the second mode.
  • the control unit 120 controls the timing of outputting the output data file based on a condition selected from a plurality of conditions. Therefore, it becomes possible to output the output data file created at different timings according to the work performed using the banknote processing apparatus 100 at an appropriate timing. That is, the output data file can be output at an appropriate timing corresponding to the banknote data included in the output data file.
  • the first mode it is possible to output information at a timing suitable for business, while in the second mode, the timing can be appropriately adjusted according to the customer's request or the like.
  • the output data file may be encrypted and output to the upper terminal 140 or the external device, or may be output to the upper terminal 140 or the external device after being compressed.
  • the banknote handling apparatus 100 stores an output data file output to the upper terminal 140 for a predetermined period.
  • the banknote handling apparatus 100 prints the label LA, and the operator attaches the printed label LA to the large bundle. If the label LA attached to the large bundle is peeled off and lost while the large bundle is being conveyed, or the printing surface of the label LA is soiled, there is a demand for reprinting the label LA.
  • the printer 141 performs printing of the label LA.
  • the label LA is printed. It may happen that printing cannot be performed. In that case, the label LA is printed after the label LA can be printed.
  • the upper terminal 140 since the upper terminal 140 stores the output data file output by the banknote processing apparatus 100, it is possible to acquire information regarding a large bundle on which the label LA is to be printed from the upper terminal 140. Conceivable. However, having to access the upper terminal 140 bother the operator's work.
  • the banknote processing apparatus 100 stores an output data file for a predetermined period. In view of this, it is conceivable that the operator designates information relating to a large bundle on which the label LA is to be printed from the output data file stored in the banknote handling apparatus 100. In this way, accessing the upper terminal 140 can be omitted. However, it is inefficient to find information about a large bundle for which the label LA is to be printed from a large number of output data files.
  • the banknote handling apparatus 100 includes a search unit 121 that searches for desired information from information related to a large bundle.
  • the search unit 121 is configured to perform a search using, for example, a date or time when a large bundle is created as a search key.
  • the search unit 121 since printing is performed to attach the large bundle, there is a large bundle corresponding to the label LA to be printed.
  • the actual large bundle may be at the operator of the large bundle, or may be moved to a location different from the large bundle creation location in the branch where the large bundle is created.
  • all cases other than this are assumed, such as when the large bundle is transported from the branch where the large bundle is created and exists in a completely different place. Therefore, in any case, the search unit 121 is configured to perform a search based on a large bundle of actual items and using the serial number information of banknotes included in the large bundle as a search key.
  • the output data file has information on the serial numbers of all banknotes included in the large bundle
  • the search is performed.
  • the processing time becomes longer, and the search processing load of the search unit 121 also increases.
  • the control unit 120 of the banknote processing apparatus 100 is not so high in arithmetic processing capability, so that the time for the search process becomes considerably long and the load for the search process becomes considerably heavy.
  • the banknote processing apparatus 100 is configured to create a search data file during the large bundle correct / loss classification work, and store the search data file in the storage unit 131 separately from the output data file. Yes.
  • FIG. 13 is an explanatory diagram conceptually showing the structure of the search data file 200.
  • a large bundle is created by stacking and binding a predetermined number (for example, 10) of small bundles obtained by stacking and binding a predetermined number (for example, 100) of banknotes.
  • the banknote processing apparatus 100 repeats the batch processing of 100 sheets for creating a small bundle 10 times during execution of the large bundle correct / loss dividing operation, but the first sheet in the batch processing of 100 sheets Only the banknote serial number and the serial number of the 100th banknote are stored in the search data file 200.
  • the first banknote and the 100th banknote correspond to banknotes located at the upper and lower ends of the small bundle.
  • the first banknote or the 100th banknote corresponds to a banknote that can be seen from the outside in a bundled small bundle or a bundled large bundle, and the operator visually recognizes the serial number of the banknote. It becomes possible. Therefore, the serial numbers of the first banknote and the 100th banknote are suitable for the search key.
  • the banknote handling apparatus 100 for the first and 100th banknotes, when the front and back direction is a direction in which the serial number cannot be seen from the outside, the first and 100th banknotes. May be rejected. Rejection continues until a banknote in a predetermined direction arrives. By doing so, the serial numbers of banknotes that can be viewed from the outside in a small bundle or a large bundle can always be viewed.
  • the information of the serial numbers of the first banknote and the 100th banknote of all the small bundles, not the first and last counted small bundles constituting the large bundle is stored when binding to the large bundle This is to cope with the situation where the order of the small bundles is changed and the situation where the large bundle of binding tapes are cut or detached and the large bundles must be bound again.
  • the search data file 200 is configured by associating the information of each serial number with the information related to the large bundle.
  • FIG. 14 shows a search start screen S10.
  • the search start screen S10 has a field for inputting a search key and a numeric keypad button for inputting the search key.
  • three dates are set as the search key: the date when the large bundle was created (LABEL DATE), the time when the large bundle was created (LABEL TIME), and the serial number of the banknote (SERIAL NO.).
  • the operator inputs at least one type of search key by operating the numeric key buttons.
  • the search key is not limited to these three types, and other information may be used as the search key. For example, the operator name that created the large bundle may be used as a search key, or the denomination may be used as a search key.
  • the search unit 121 searches for a search data file.
  • SEARCH search
  • FIG. 15 shows the search result screen S11.
  • information corresponding to the search key that is, information related to the large bundle, and the date (DATE), time (TIME), and information (INFORMATION) when the large bundle is created is displayed in a list format. .
  • the search result screen S11 has a PREVIEW button corresponding to each information. The operator selects a preview button when selecting desired information from the information included in the search result screen S11.
  • FIG. 16 shows a preview screen S12 of the label LA displayed when the preview button is selected on the search result screen S11.
  • the preview screen S12 specifically displays the label LA to be printed. In the example of the figure, only “branch name”, “branch number” and the like are shown. However, in the preview screen S12, the specific branch name printed on the actual label LA and the specific branch name are shown. A branch number is displayed.
  • the preview screen S12 is provided with a print (PRINT) button and a cancel (CANCEL) button.
  • PRINT print
  • CANCEL cancel
  • the printer 141 prints the label LA displayed on the preview screen S12.
  • the cancel button the screen returns to the search result screen S11 shown in FIG.
  • the search data file 200 is updated as needed, and it is preferable to delete information after a predetermined period of time has elapsed after storage.
  • the predetermined period may be, for example, 3 months.
  • the label LA can be reprinted and the storage capacity of the storage unit 131 can be saved by operating the bill processing apparatus 100 for a predetermined period.
  • the upper limit data amount of the search data file 200 may be set in advance, and the old information may be sequentially deleted so as not to exceed the data amount.
  • the predetermined period for erasing information is changed according to the storage capacity of the storage unit 131 and the data amount of the search data file 200.
  • the banknote processing apparatus 100 since the banknote processing apparatus 100 includes the storage unit 131 that stores information on a large bundle, the operator can acquire information on the large bundle from the banknote processing apparatus 100. As a result, the convenience for the operator is increased.
  • the banknote processing apparatus 100 is provided with the search part 121 comprised so that a large bundle containing the banknote which has the said serial number may be searched from the information which the memory
  • storage part 131 is not the serial number of all the banknotes contained in a small bundle, but the serial number of the banknote located in the upper end and lower end of a small bundle, and is the object of a search.
  • the number of numbers is reduced. As a result, the time required for the search can be shortened, and the burden on the control unit that performs the search process is reduced.
  • the label LA to be attached to the large bundle can be printed by the printer 141, so the operator efficiently performs the task of creating the large bundle. It becomes possible.
  • the storage unit 131 stores information related to the large bundle and a serial number associated with the information for a predetermined period. During the predetermined period, the label is based on the information related to the large bundle stored in the storage unit 131. Since the LA can be printed, as described above, when the label LA needs to be reprinted, or when the label LA cannot be printed when the batch is achieved, the banknote processing device is performed at an appropriate timing. At 100, the label LA can be printed, which can greatly improve the convenience for the operator.
  • the banknote handling apparatus 100 keeps counting the banknotes (that is, continues the large bundle correct / loss classification work), thereby preventing the large bundle correct / loss classification work from being stagnant. can do.
  • the storage unit 131 changes the predetermined period according to the storage capacity of the storage unit 131 and the information amount of the search data file 200 stored in the storage unit 131, the storage unit 131 increases the storage capacity of the storage unit 131. Necessary information can be stored while saving.
  • the storage unit 131 stores the banknote number of N sheets (where N is a natural number greater than or equal to 2 and less than 50) from the first sheet at the upper end, and the banknotes from 1 sheet at the lower end to N sheets in the small bundle.
  • N is a natural number greater than or equal to 2 and less than 50
  • the printer 141 is configured as an external printer configured to be connected to the housing of the banknote processing apparatus 100.
  • the printer that prints the label LA that is, the printing unit
  • You may comprise so that it may incorporate in the housing
  • the banknote processing apparatus 100 memorize
  • the output data file may be used for the search by setting the search flag. This eliminates the need for a search data file, so that the storage capacity of the storage unit 131 can be further reduced, and the number of pieces of information to be searched is the total information stored in the output data file. Since the number is smaller than the number, it is possible to shorten the search time and reduce the load of the search process.
  • banknote processing apparatus 100 as a banknote sorter which has a predetermined structure
  • a banknote processing apparatus is not restricted to this.
  • the technology disclosed herein can be applied to various banknote handling apparatuses.
  • FIG. 17 illustrates a banknote sorter 1003 as an example of the banknote handling apparatus.
  • the banknote sorter 1003 is configured to sort and count a plurality of inserted banknotes in accordance with preset sorting contents.
  • the banknote sorter 1003 includes a hopper 1003a for inserting banknotes, two reject sections 1003b for throwing out reject banknotes, and four stacking sections 1003c for stacking banknotes, respectively. It has.
  • the bill sorter 1003 is also different in configuration, its function is substantially the same as that of the bill processing apparatus 100.
  • FIG. 18 illustrates a banknote classification and binding apparatus 1004 as an example of the banknote processing apparatus.
  • the banknote classification and binding device 1004 is configured to classify and stack the inserted banknotes for each stacking category and banknote type and deposit the banknotes classified and stacked according to the stacking category and banknote type with a tape at the time of deposit processing.
  • the banknote classification and binding device 1004 includes an input unit 1004a into which banknotes are inserted, a plurality of stacking units 1004b that stack banknotes, and a dispensing unit 1004c that throws out the bundled banknotes. Includes an identification unit.
  • the bill sorting and binding device 1004 is also substantially the same in function as part of the bill processing device 100 although the configuration is different.
  • the banknote processing apparatus to which the technology disclosed herein can be applied may be at least a banknote processing apparatus that performs a counting process, and may be an apparatus that performs a counting process and a process of creating a small bundle, It is good also as an apparatus which performs all of the process which produces a small bundle, and the process which produces a large bundle.

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La présente invention concerne un appareil de traitement de papier-monnaie (100) qui est au moins configuré de façon à effectuer un comptage de papier-monnaie afin de former de grandes liasses pour lesquelles un nombre prescrit de petites liasses, pour lesquelles un nombre prescrit de billets de papier-monnaie sont empilés et liés, sont en outre empilés et liés. L'appareil de traitement de papier-monnaie est pourvu d'une unité d'identification (3) configurée de façon à acquérir au moins le numéro de code de papier-monnaie ; une unité de comptage (unité de commande 120) configurée de façon à effectuer de façon répétée un empilage d'un nombre prescrit de billets de papier-monnaie pour fabriquer une petite liasse ; et une unité de stockage (131) configurée de façon à associer et stocker le numéro de code d'au moins le papier-monnaie positionné à l'extrémité supérieure et l'extrémité inférieure dans une petite liasse, et des informations concernant la grande liasse formée comprenant la petite liasse.
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