JPH0437994A - Paper money inversion control processing system in teller machine - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] This bulletin contains application data before electronic filing, so abstract data is not recorded.

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Summary] A banknote in a banknote depositing/dispensing machine that is connected to a counter terminal of a financial institution and performs a deposit/withdrawal operation, and outputs a single banknote with either front or back facing one side. Regarding the front-back reversal control processing method, for example, the front-back reversal unit that arranges the banknotes output from the dispensing unit of the deposit/dispensing machine so that only the front side appears is placed in an effective position to reduce the occurrence of undesired jams. With a purpose.

A deposit identification section is provided to identify bills supplied from the bill input section and/or bills dispensed from a bulk safe, etc., and a front-back reversal section is provided on the deposit conveyance path located downstream of the deposit identification section. The structure is as follows.

[Industrial application field]

The present invention relates to a bill reversal control processing method in a deposit/disburse machine that is connected to a teller terminal of a financial institution and performs deposit/withdraw operations, and outputs two bills with either front or back aligned.

At the counters of financial institutions, cash handling equipment such as banknotes and coins used by operators for transactions is installed.
Automatic counting and automatic storage of deposited coins to eliminate banknote discrimination work by operators and improve the financial efficiency of the entire branch.
A cash deposit/withdrawal machine with mechanisms such as automatic counting and automatic dispensing of coins was developed.

Although these devices have significantly reduced the labor required for operators, operator duties have become more diverse, complicated, and busy, and improvements in throughput and efficiency are required.

[Conventional technology]

Conventionally, a front-back reversing section has been provided in the deposit/dispensing machine to arrange the banknotes output from the dispensing section so that they are either front or back. However, since the conveyance path of banknotes in a single-person dispensing machine differs depending on the type of control B, in the conventional case, it was necessary to provide front-back reversal sections at key points.

[Problem to be solved by the invention]

In the above-mentioned conventional case, the paper passes through the front-back reversal part more than necessary, and as a result, jams occur more frequently.

The present invention is to reduce the occurrence of undesired jams by arranging a front-back reversing unit in an effective position to arrange the banknotes outputted from the dispensing unit of a two-person dispensing machine so that the banknotes are either front or back. It is an object.

[Means to solve the problem]

FIG. 1 is a diagram showing the principle configuration of the present invention, and FIG.
) is a diagram showing the operation of the deposit/dispensing machine during banknote reversal processing, and FIG. 1(C) is a diagram illustrating the front and back situation of the banknote.

Reference numeral 1 in the figure is a bill insertion unit into which bills are deposited. Reference numeral 14 denotes a first stacker for storing a predetermined first denomination of one banknote, for example, a 10,000 yen note. Reference numeral 13 denotes a second stacker that also stores, for example, banknotes of 1,000 yen.

Reference numeral 6 denotes a first stacker temporary storage section, which temporarily stores, for example, 100 banknotes stored in the first stacker 14. -5 is a temporary storage section for the second stacker, and temporarily stores, for example, 100 banknotes stored in the first and second stackers 13. Reference numeral 15 is a bulk safe, which is configured to store banknotes other than the above-mentioned 10,000 yen notes and 1,000 yen notes. 7 is.

This is a temporary storage section for a bank safe, and banknotes stored in the bulk safe 15 are temporarily held. Reference numeral 10 denotes a deposit reject section, which rejects the banknotes inserted from the banknote input section 1 if they are undesirable. 1
Reference numeral 9 denotes a dispensing section from which banknotes are discharged when dispensing money.

Reference numeral 3 denotes a deposit conveyance path, in which the banknotes conveyed are transferred to each of the above-mentioned temporary storage sections 5. 6. It includes a front and back reversing unit 4 that adjusts the front and back sides of the banknote before it reaches 7.

Reference numeral 2 denotes a deposit identification unit, which identifies the banknotes supplied to the deposit conveyance path 3.

Reference numeral 17 denotes a dispensing conveyance path, which discharges and conveys banknotes from the first stacker 14, the second stacker 13, and the bulk safe 15. On the 1st, the dispensing recognition unit identifies the banknotes from the dispensing conveyance path 17 . 16 is a reject box in which banknotes to be rejected are temporarily held.

Reference numeral 11 denotes a conveyance path that guides the banknotes output from the 1-disbursement identifying section 18 to the deposit conveyance path 3 side.

[For production]

FIG. 1(A) shows the operation when the banknotes on the normal side in the safe are led to the stacker temporary holding section.

FIG. 1(B) corresponds to the operation when the banknotes on the normal side in the stacker are led to the bulk safe temporary storage section. Note that the arrows shown in the figure represent the direction of inflow or outflow of banknotes.

In the case shown in FIG. 1(A), the banknotes dispensed from the bulk safe 15 (assuming that the banknotes were correctly stored in the bulk safe 15 with the front side facing upward) are transferred to the payout conveyance path 17. Withdrawal identification section 18. The transport path 11 members are guided to the temporary storage section 6 for the stacker or the second temporary storage section 5 for the stuffing force using the front/back reversing section 22 of the conveyance path. The surface is then turned upward in each temporary holding section 5.6.

In the case shown in FIG. 1(B), there are 9 banknotes fed out from the first stacker 14 or the second stacker 13 (assuming that the banknotes are correctly stored in each stacker with the front side facing upward). Withdrawal conveyance path 17. Withdrawal identification section 18. Conveyance path 11. The money passes through the deposit identification section 2 and is led to the temporary storage section 7 for the Sankin Bank without passing through the front/back reversal section 4. and,
The surface is made to face upward in the temporary storage section 7. Of course, even when discharging a desired amount of banknotes to the dispensing section 19 in response to a dispensing operation, in the case shown in FIG. It will be done.

FIG. 1(C) explains the front and back control situation when the paper is sent from the source location to the destination location. 1st
Let us briefly explain how to read Figure (C).

(A) When a banknote with the front side facing upward is supplied from the banknote input unit 1 ■ The 10,000 yen note does not pass through the front-back reversing unit 4 (hereinafter referred to as straight forward movement) and is fed into the first stacker 14 with the front side facing upward (hereinafter ■ The 1,000 yen bill goes straight and is cented on the top of the table in the second stacker 13.

■ Except for the tickets other than those mentioned above, which are discharged to the deposit reject section 10, the tickets are sent straight to the bulk safe 15 and are sent as cents on the front.

(B) A case where a banknote with the back side facing upward is supplied from the banknote input unit 1.

■ In the first stacker 14, a 1,000 yen bill passes through the front-back reversing unit 4 (hereinafter referred to as 1 reversal) and is sent face up; Other than the above-mentioned tickets, which are sent out by the deposit reject unit 10, the tickets are set upside down in the bulk safe 15.

(C) A case where a banknote with the front side facing upward is supplied from the stacker.

■ Go straight to the bulk safe 15 (coffee) on the front.

■ The paper is output to the dispensing unit 19 with the back side facing you.

In addition to the above, (D) A case where a banknote with the back side facing upward is supplied from the stacker.

(E) A case in which a banknote with the front side facing upward is supplied from a bulk safe; and (F) a case in which a banknote with a back side facing upward is supplied from a bulk safe, but a description thereof will be omitted. In the case of one embodiment of the present invention, in the [phase] and @ shown in FIG. 1(C),
The front and back sides of the banknotes appearing on the dispensing section 19 are different. However, since the stackers 14 and 15 are arranged and set in advance so that the surfaces thereof face upward, it can be considered that the situation shown in FIG. 1 [phase] is impossible.

〔Example〕

FIG. 2 shows a perspective view of a depositing and dispensing machine used in the present invention. Reference numerals 1, 10, and 19 in the figure (located on the front side of the depositing and dispensing machine on the left side of the figure) correspond to those in FIG. 1, and 100 is a bill depositing and dispensing machine in the depositing and dispensing machine.

200 also represents a coin depositing and dispensing machine.

In a human withdrawal transaction, banknotes are inserted into the banknote input section 1 at the time of deposit. If it should be rejected, it is discharged to the deposit reject section 10. Further, at the time of withdrawal, nine banknotes are delivered to the dispensing section 19. Note that the above-mentioned bulk safe 15 and each stacker 13, 14 are built into the one-banknote payout machine 100. In addition, banknote deposit and withdrawal machine 1
The banknote input unit 1 and deposit reject unit 10 in 00
The part containing is in an extraction format and can be extracted to the front. Under the conditions thus extracted,
It is possible to visually see the banknotes being held in each of the above-mentioned temporary holding units 5, 6.7, and to take out the banknotes by hand.

FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating the front/back reversal control processing operation. In the figure, a triangle with its base facing down means that the front side of the banknote is facing upwards, and a triangle with its base facing up represents that the back side of the banknote is facing upwards. Also, the symbols 1.4, 56, and 7 in the figure. 13. 14. 15.
19 corresponds to Figure 1, and ■ to [ in Figure 1.
Phase] corresponds to ■ to [phase] shown in FIG. 1(C).

3(A) and 3(B) show the case where money is deposited from the bill insertion section 1. In the case shown in FIG. 3(B), it also passes through the front-back reversing part 4, but in both cases of FIG. 3(A) and (B), there is no "
It is sewn in the topsoil.

FIGS. 3(C) and 3(D) show the case where the stackers 13 and 14 are led to the bulk safe 15. In the case of FIG. 3(D), it passes through the front/back reversal section 4, but in the case of FIG. 3(C)(
D) In either case, "top soil" is set in the bulk safe 15.

Figure 3 (E) and (F) show the stacker 13 from the bulk safe 15.
．． 14, and a bulk safe 1 for 5,000 yen notes.
5 is returned.

In the case of FIG. 3(E) CF), banknotes are fed out from the lower left side of the bulk safe 15 in the figure. For this reason, Fig. 3(E)
In this case, it will pass through the front/back reversal section 4. and,
3 (E) (F) In either case, 1 stacker 13.
14 and bulk safe 15 are filled with "top soil".

FIGS. 3(G) and 3(H) show the case where money is output from the stacker 13 or 14 to the dispensing unit 19 in response to a dispensing operation.

In the case of FIG. 3(G), the banknotes are outputted from the dispensing section 19 at the front side of the back. In addition, in the case of Fig. 3 (H), the dispensing part 1
At 9, the banknote is output on the back side. However, as described above, the stackers 13 and 14 are set with "top soil", and the situation shown in FIG. 3(H) does not substantially occur.

As a result, the paper only passes through the front/back reversal section once if necessary, and the frequency of occurrence of jams can be reduced.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 (A), (B), and (C) are the principle configuration diagrams of the present invention. Fig. 2 is a perspective view of the deposit/withdrawal machine used in the present invention. Fig. 3 is a diagram explaining the front/back reversal control n processing operation. . In the figure, 100 is a bill depositing and dispensing machine, and 1 is a bill insertion section. 2 is a deposit identification unit, 3 is a deposit conveyance path, 4 is a front/back reversal unit, 5
6 is a temporary storage section for the second stacker, 6 is a temporary storage section for the first stacker, 7 is a temporary storage section for the Issan safe, IO is a deposit reject section, and 11 is a conveyance path. 13 is a second stacker, 14 is a first stacker 15 is a bulk safe 15, a reject box 17 is a withdrawal conveyance path,
18 represents a withdrawal identification section. 〔Effect of the invention〕

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] A banknote input unit (1) into which banknotes are inserted for deposit; a stacker (14) which stores banknotes of a predetermined first denomination among the banknotes; and the stacker (14). ), a stacker temporary storage unit (6) that temporarily holds banknotes stored in the banknotes, a bulk safe (15) that stores banknotes, and a temporary bulk safe that temporarily holds banknotes stored in the bulk safe (15). A holding section (7), a dispensing section (19) from which banknotes are discharged upon withdrawal, and a front and back side of the banknotes before the banknotes are transported to the temporary storage section (5, 6, 7). Regarding the deposit conveyance path (3) including the front-back reversing section (4) for adjusting the front and back sides, and the banknotes supplied to the deposit conveyance path (3),
A deposit identification unit (2) for identifying the banknotes, a payout conveyance path (17) for discharging and conveying banknotes from the stacker (14), the bulk safe (15), and the payout conveyance path (17).
A deposit/withdrawal machine comprising at least a conveyance path (11) that guides banknotes output from the banknotes to the deposit conveyance path (3), the banknote input section (1) and/or the deposit conveyance path (
17) The deposit identification unit (2) identifies the front and back sides of the banknotes supplied from 17), and the banknote reverse side (4) performs a banknote reversal processing operation in which the banknotes conveyed with the back side are reversed. and the bills supplied to the stacker temporary storage section (6), the bulk safe temporary storage section (7), and the dispensing section (19) are arranged so that the front and back sides of the banknotes are aligned to either one side. Features a banknote reversal control processing method inside the deposit/withdrawal machine.