JPH0117196B2 - - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION (Field of Industrial Application) The present invention relates to a passbook issuing device used in counter processing and unmanned automatic transaction processing at financial institutions such as banks.

(Prior art) Conventionally, passbook issuing machines store new passbooks with the first page of the inner paper open, and when issuing a passbook, they simply print transaction data such as deposit amount and balance on this page and then discharge the machine. It was on. For this reason, if a customer wants to have transaction information such as the customer's name, account number, and branch number written on the cover, they should take their passbook to a bank counter, and the bank staff will ask them to fill in the customer's name, account number, branch number, and other transaction information on the cover page. Transaction information such as these were entered on the cover of the passbook.

(Problems to be Solved by the Invention) As described above, the conventional passbook issuing machine does not print transaction information such as the name, account number, and branch number on the cover, which creates a burden on customers and bank employees. Another disadvantage was that unmanned stores and after-hours operations were not possible.

The object of the present invention is to provide a passbook issuing device that prints transaction information such as the name, account number, and branch number on the cover of the passbook, and transaction data such as the deposit amount and balance on the inner paper.

(Means for Solving the Problem) The present invention targets a passbook issuing device used in counter processing and unmanned automatic transaction processing of financial institutions such as banks, and in order to solve the problems of the conventional technology, a new passbook is provided. a stacker for storing a new passbook, a feeding mechanism for feeding a new passbook from the stacker, feeding the fed-out new passbook to the printing position of the print head, changing the front and back sides of the passbook after the first printing is completed, and feeding the new passbook to the printing position of the print head after the first printing is completed. Return it to the position before the printing position,
The feeding device again feeds the money to the print position of the print head, and the transaction information such as the name and account number is written on the cover of the new passbook fed to the print position, and the transaction data such as the deposit amount and balance is written on the inner paper. This device is equipped with a printing head and an ejecting mechanism for ejecting a new passbook with the transaction information and transaction data printed thereon.

(Function) In the present invention, a new bankbook is delivered from the stacker to the feeding device in an open state. The feeding device feeds this new passbook to the printing position. Here, transaction information such as the name, account number, and branch number is printed for the first time on the cover of this new passbook using the print head. After printing is completed, the new passbook is first fed to the passbook insertion/ejection port by the feeding device, and then fed to the lower side of the branched feeding device so that the inner paper faces the printing head. Return the print head to the position in front of the print position. The print head prints transaction data such as the date of deposit, amount of deposit, and balance on the inner paper of the new passbook as a second print. After printing is completed, the feeding device feeds the new passbook to the passbook insertion/ejection port and ejects it to the outside.

Therefore, transaction information such as the name, account number, branch number, etc. can be displayed on the cover of the new bankbook, and the problems of the prior art described above are solved.

(Example) Examples of the present invention will be described in detail below with reference to FIGS. 1 and 2.

FIG. 1 and FIG. 2 are diagrams showing an embodiment of the present invention.

In Fig. 1, 1 is a new passbook, 2 is a passbook feeding mechanism that feeds out the new passbook 1 stored in the stacker 2a in an open state one by one, 3 is a print head, and 4 is this print head. 3 is a carriage that carries and moves, 5 is a rotating drum, and 6
7 is a magnetic head, 7 is a passbook insertion/ejection port, 8 is a first feeding device, and 9 is a first feeding device having a path that branches into two at the boundary with the first feeding device and closes along the outer periphery of the rotating drum 5. There are two feeding devices.

When issuing a new bankbook, the bankbook feeding mechanism 2 first feeds out one new bankbook 1 from the stacker 2a to the second feeding device 9 in an open state. The second feeding device 9 feeds this new bankbook 1 to the printing position and once stops. While the printing head 3 is moved by the carriage 4, transaction information such as the name, account number, fulcrum number, etc. is printed on the cover of the new bankbook 1. Thereafter, the second feeding device 9 feeds the new bankbook 1 to the first feeding device 8. The first feeding device 8 once feeds the new bankbook 1 toward the bankbook insertion/discharge port 7, and then feeds it to the second feeding device 9. . The second feeding device 9 branches the new bankbook 1 downward and feeds it along the outer periphery of the rotating drum 5, as shown in FIG. As a result, the inner paper of the new bankbook 1 comes to face the print head 3. In this way, the second feeding device 9 feeds the new bankbook 1 to the printing position again and once stops.
On the day print head 3 deposits money into this new bankbook 1,
After printing transaction data such as the deposited amount and balance, the second feeding device 9 feeds the new passbook 1 to the first feeding device 8. The first feeding device 8 feeds this new bankbook 1 to the bankbook insertion/ejection port 7, and during the feeding, the magnetic head 6 magnetically records the account number, password, and balance on the magnetic stripe of the new bankbook 1. . After this, the new bankbook 1 is discharged to the outside.

3 shows where to print on the cover of the new bankbook 1, and FIG. 4 shows where to print on the inner paper of the new bankbook 1. Further, the issuance of a new passbook may be started, for example, after receiving cash.

In addition, in the above embodiment, when printing transaction data on the old bankbook, the old bankbook is inserted through the bankbook insertion/ejection port 7 with the pages open, and the first feeding device 8 and the second feeding device 9 are used to position the printing data. and print transaction data. After this, eject the old passbook from the passbook insertion/ejection slot.

(Effects of the Invention) As explained in detail above, according to the present invention, a new passbook can be taken out from the stacker and the name and name will be written on the cover.
After printing transaction information such as account number, you can change the front and back sides and print the transaction data such as deposit amount and balance on the inner paper, making it possible to print a new passbook even in unmanned stores or after-hours operations. There is an effect that can be issued.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIGS. 1 and 2 are diagrams showing an embodiment of the present invention, and FIGS. 3 and 4 are explanatory diagrams when printing on a new bankbook. 1... New passbook, 2... Passbook feeding mechanism, 2
a... Stacker, 3... Print head, 4... Carriage, 5... Rotating drum, 6... Magnetic head,
7... Passbook insertion/ejection port, 8... First feeding device,
9...Second feeding device.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] 1. A stacker for storing a new passbook, a feed-out mechanism for feeding a new passbook from the stacker, and a feeding mechanism for feeding the fed-out new passbook to a printing position of a print head to store a new passbook after the first printing is completed. A feeding device that changes the front and back sides, returns the paper to a position in front of the printing position of the printing head, and feeds it again to the printing position of the printing head, and a name and account number on the cover of the new passbook fed to the printing position. A passbook issuance device comprising: a print head for printing transaction data such as transaction information, deposit amount, and balance amount on inner paper; and an ejection mechanism for ejecting a new passbook with the transaction information and transaction data printed. Device.