JPH08648B2 - Paper sheet recycling stacker - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Industrial application] The present invention accumulates inflowing paper sheets in a bundle on the inflow side, and transfers the thus accumulated paper leaves in the bundle to the outflow side. The present invention relates to a paper stack recycling stacker for discharging paper sheets one by one from a bundle transported to the outflow side, and particularly to a recycling stacker for storing banknotes in an automatic banknote handling apparatus.

[Conventional technology]

Generally, an automated teller machine
ne: hereafter referred to as ATM), the depositor's refund or intention of deposit is transmitted to the central processing unit through the input device,
Refunds or deposits are performed while checking against the person's account, and at the same time, the ATM is instructed to pay or receive.

The ATM has the following problems as a banknote depositing / dispensing machine capable of making such deposits and withdrawals.

The banknotes deposited by the user are inspected by the discrimination section and stored in the storage safe, and the banknotes are paid as they are when the next user refunds, so it is not possible to check the history of mistakes due to mechanical failure, unauthorized use, etc. There is. For example, if the amount of money deposited and the amount of money received are inconsistent, the user can stop the machine and inspect the inside if he / she claims on the spot. Disbursed bills become confusing and unclear.

In order to solve such a problem, the conventional recycling stacker used as a storage safe in an ATM has one end set as a paying-out port and the other end as a deposit intake, and banknotes are placed in a three-dimensional state in an orderly manner. It was

[Problems to be Solved by the Invention]

In the above-mentioned conventional recycling stacker, analyzing a banknote sequence for each transaction when an accident occurs requires a very complicated work and causes a problem that the apparatus cannot be used for a long time.

In view of the above points, the present invention stores bills in an upright posture with one end of the recycle stacker as the outlet and the other end as the inlet, similar to that used in the conventional improved ATM. The main object of the invention is to provide a banknote handling device that can store the banknotes for gold and the banknotes on the entrance side separately for easy storage.

[Means for solving the problem]

The paper sheet recycling stacker of the present invention is a storage frame (100, 12 that can store paper sheets in a three-dimensional state between the rear end and the front end).
0) and a take-in means (65) for feeding a paper sheet to the rear end.
Then, the paper sheet bundle fed by the take-in means and accumulated at the first position (l ₂ ) following the rear end in the storage frame is pushed to the front end in the storage frame by pushing the back surface of the paper sheet bundle. The second that follows
Rear support (111) to move to position (l ₁ ),
The stack of sheets at the first position and the front surface of the sheet bundle from the first position to the movement of the second position are supported so as not to fall and are pushed to the front surface of the sheet bundle. A front support (109) that moves toward the front end, a backup plate (108) that presses the back surface of the sheet bundle that has been moved to the second position toward the leading end, and the backup plate (109). It is possible to move the sheet bundle from the first position to the second position by moving the sheet bundle to the outside of the storage frame between the first position and the second position. After that, the backup plate is moved toward the leading end, and the backup plate is erected in the storage frame between the first position and the second position, and the back surface of the sheet bundle at the second position is again set to the above-mentioned state. The bar that is pressed toward the tip Click up plate undulation means (12
2,122a, 125,126,127), a removing means for removing the front support that has been pushed to the front of the sheet bundle and reached the tip from the front side of the sheet bundle to be movable toward the rear end, and the tip. Separation means (8) for sending the paper sheets one by one from the front side of the pressed paper sheet bundle to the outside of the storage frame.

[Action]

Deposited banknotes that have been inserted by deposits at the ATM service entrance, and paper sheets such as withdrawal banknotes that are stored for withdrawal are those that have been inserted and withdrawn. Are stored separately in a first position and a second position in the storage frame. For example, when the feeding paper sheet held in the second position is insufficient, it is inserted and held in the first position. By transporting the shifted paper sheet to the second position and shifting it, it is possible to check the inserted paper sheet such as a deposited banknote, etc., in distinction from other paper sheets.

〔Example〕

 Next, the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 is an overall configuration diagram of an ATM to which a recycling stacker according to an embodiment of the present invention is applied. The customer service section 3, the discrimination section 5, the front and back aligning section 7, the recycling stackers 9 and 11, the rejected reject box 13, and the detailed inspection supplement It is composed of a safe 15, and is capable of paying (refunding) banknotes at the customer service port and accepting (depositing) banknotes, and constitutes a so-called recycle type ATM1 in which the banknotes deposited are circulated and paid.

The above-mentioned components are connected so as to circulate the bills through the conveying routes indicated by reference numerals 17, 19, 21, 23, etc. in the figure. Explaining each route, payment system (refund of bills)
When a depositor inserts a card at the customer service port 4 and instructs the withdrawal amount, a central processing unit (not shown), which is separately configured, accepts this and instructs the ATM 1 shown to pay. Receiving this instruction signal, the bills P are separated and fed out by the separating means 8 and 10 from the recycling stackers 9 and 11 prepared for each denomination, and guided to the discrimination section 5 from the routes 51 and 53 through the route 19. The discriminating unit 5 counts the number of fed-out sheets, discriminates the authenticity of bills, discriminates unfit banknotes, and discriminates multiple feeds (double feed). Route 59
From Reject Box 13. The ticket is route 21,2
After 3,31 are accommodated in the arranging section 6, and when all the payment bills are prepared, they are block-transported to the customer service port 4, and the depositor takes them out and ends the transaction.

Next, in the deposit system that accepts banknotes,
When the banknotes are set in a bundle in, the take-in / separation unit 41 separates them one by one and sends them to the route 17, and then passes through the route 19 to the discrimination unit 5
Sent to the discriminating section 5 to discriminate between authenticity, defective bills, and a large number (double feed)
Judgment is made, and the improper banknotes are passed through the routes 21 and 23 and then route 31
It is designed to be sent to the depositing section 6 from the customer and temporarily stocked, and then returned to the depositor from the customer service port 4. In addition, the denomination of the genuine bill is discriminated by the discriminating section 5, the number of denominations is counted, and the front and back are discriminated.
Tickets facing down at 7 are guided to the route 29 and stocked at the front and back aligning section 7.

Then, the bills whose front and back are aligned by the separating means 71 are separated one by one from the front and back aligning section 7 and fed out, and sent again to the discriminating section 5 via the paths 33 and 19 to perform the same discrimination as described above, and then the route 21
From the routes 43, 45 to the recycle stackers 9, 11 from the routes 47, 49 by denomination.

In this way, the bills are deposited and withdrawn between the customer service port 4 and the recycling stackers 9 and 11, but when the bills are replenished in the recycling stackers 9 and 11, or the bills are taken out. , This stacker 9,11
When directly putting in and out, it is necessary to confirm the number of replenished or taken out, of course, it is inevitable to perform troublesome and precise work such as checking for bad notes, front and back, denomination, etc. .

Therefore, as shown in the figure, a safe 15 is provided separately from the recycle stackers 9 and 11, and if a banknote is put into the safe 15, the separating means 16 separates the sheets one by one and sends them to the path 55, and from the path 19 to the discrimination section 5. If the bill is an unsuccessful bill, the bill is sent from the routes 21 and 35 to the route 59 and stored in the reject box 13. Then, the normal tickets are sent from the routes 21, 23, 25 to the front-side tickets to the route 27 and the back-side tickets to the route 29, the front and back aligning unit 7 aligns the front and back, and the discrimination unit 5 counts the denominations again. Stored in recycling stackers 9 and 11 for each denomination from routes 47 and 49 via 35, 43 and 45.

When collecting banknotes from the recycling stackers 9 and 11 to the safe 15, the banknotes separated from the stackers 9 and 11 one by one and fed out are sent from the paths 51 and 53 to the path 19 and counted by the discriminating unit 5 by denomination. Then, it is sent from the routes 21, 35 to the routes 57, 61 and stored in the safe 15.

Each of the separating means described above accommodates a banknote in an upright state and sequentially pushes out the back side of the banknote with a kick roller provided on the front surface and sends the banknote to a roller pair which is pressed and contacted, and this roller pair is a stationary roller. And a roller that rotates in the sheet feeding direction are separated one by one.

 The configuration of each unit will be briefly described below.

The customer service section 3 includes a box 60 for depositing and withdrawing banknotes, an opening / closing lid (shutter 43) for the box 60, and an intake separation section 4.
1, which is composed of the arranging unit 6, when the banknotes are thrown into the box 60 in a bundle, the banknote bundles are taken into the separating unit 41, separated by the separating unit and sent to the discriminating unit 5. The bills fed from the recycle stackers 9 and 11 are accumulated in the alignment unit 6 through the discrimination unit 5. The banknotes accumulated in the arranging unit 6 are lifted up like an elevator and shifted to the box 60 so that the depositor can take them out from the customer service port 4.

In the front / back aligning unit 7, the banknotes that have been discriminated from the front / back by the discriminating unit 5 are branched into the front path 27 and the back path 29 along the path 25 and are sent to the box-shaped stacking unit 72 by the discharge rollers 73 and 74. 1
When all the transaction tickets of one time are accumulated, the separating means 71 separates and pays out.

The discriminating section 5 discriminates the authenticity of bills, front and back, denomination, unfit note, and double feed (overlapping of multiple sheets), at the same time counting the number of denominations, and transmitting information to the central processing unit. The control information of each part is signaled.

Recycle stackers 9 and 11 are prepared for each denomination, and the one shown in the figure is a 1000 yen ticket and a 10000 yen ticket, and 5
Although the 000 yen ticket is accepted as a deposit ticket, when it is discriminated by the discrimination section 5, it is directly stored in the safe 15. Therefore, two recycling stackers 9 and 11 are prepared with the same structure,
A box-shaped storage frame for storing banknotes is provided with feed-out separating means 8 and 10 at one end and take-in means 65, 66 at the other end, and a backup means for pressing the banknotes to the separating means 8 and 10 side.
Supporting means 69, 70 for holding bills on the side of 67, 68 and take-in means 65, 66 are provided, and bills for payment and bills for receipt and receipt are separately stored and managed in this recycling stacker, and payment is made. Side banknote P (stock on the left side of FIG. 1)
When there is no money, the banknotes are transferred from the banknotes on the deposit side (the right stock in FIG. 1). Therefore, when a mistake occurs due to a mechanical trouble or the like, the recycling stackers 9 and 11 are checked so that the bill accepted immediately before that can be discriminated.

The forget-to-take reject box 13 stores the banknote identified by the discriminating unit 5 as an unfit banknote, and at the same time, detects the banknote forgotten by the depositor at the customer service port 4 and returns it to the reject box 13 via the discriminating unit 5. And this box is designed to be stored separately for unfit notes and forgotten notes.

The cashbox 15 performs the above-mentioned functions, that is, scrutiny at the time of replenishing and collecting banknotes (counting the amount of money, aligning front and back, finding unfit banknotes, classifying denominations) and, at the same time, removing them from the banknotes paid 50
Store the 00 yen ticket. In addition, when the banknotes to be paid to the recycling stacker 9,11 are insufficient, it is automatically replenished, and conversely, when the banknotes in the recycling stacker 9,11 are filled, they are stored in this safe as an overflow stacker. Has become. In the safe 15, as in the case of the recycle stacker, replenishment bills are stored in the left stock and recovered bills are stored in the right stock.

The case where the present invention is applied to such an apparatus will be described. In the illustrated embodiment, the recycling stacker 9 is used.
As described above (the stacker 11 also has the same structure, omitting the explanation), depositing and replenishing banknotes are stocked at the right end, and withdrawal banknotes are stocked at the left end. It is a structure in which banknotes are block-conveyed from stock and replenished.

As shown in FIG. 2, the recycle stacker 9 has a box-shaped storage frame 100 for storing banknotes in an upright position, with an outflow port 101 on the front end side and an inflow port 102 on the rear end side. The separating means 8 is a kick roller 103 and a paper feeding roller.
104, the separation roller 105, the kick roller 103 presses against the leading bill and pushes it toward the outlet 101 side, the paper feeding roller 104 and the separation roller 105 press against each other, and the paper feeding roller 104 rotates to the right in the figure. Then, the separation roller 105 stands still and prevents the second and subsequent banknotes from flowing out, and separates them one by one. The separated banknotes are pressed against the paper feed roller 104 and pulled out by a pinch roller 106 that rotates in the same direction.

At the rear end side inlet 102, an intake means composed of an impeller 107
65 is provided to transfer the banknotes from the aforementioned path 47 to the endless belt 11
It is arranged so that it can be handed over to the impeller 107 at 5. The impeller 107 is composed of a plurality of commonly known flexible blades that are radially arranged in a spiral shape, and moves while holding a banknote between the blades and ejects it at a predetermined position at the same time. The next blade sends out the bill.

On the outlet 101 side, the banknote bundle comes in pressure contact with the backup rate 108 (the backup means 67,
68) is supported between the kick roller 103 and the kick roller 103, and on the inlet 102 side, the front side facing the outlet 101 is supported by the front support 109 (the above-mentioned support means 69, 70) and the rear side is supported by the locking stopper 110. Are stored separately. Therefore, the banknotes stored on the side of the inflow port 102 are placed in the outflow port 101.
The two supports 111 and 109 are configured to be movable left and right so that the banknotes are sandwiched between the rear support 111 and the front support 109 so that the banknotes are transferred between the rear support 111 and the front support 109 in order to replenish the bills to be paid. The structure of will be described in detail.

Structure of Backup Plate As shown in FIG. 2, the backup plate 108 having a shape suitable for pressing and supporting a banknote bundle in an upright state from the back side is
As shown in FIG. 3, it is movable left and right along a bottom guide plate 120 that is attached to a block 123 fitted and supported by a shaft-shaped stem 112 and forms a bill storage frame. The backup plate 108 is constantly urged by a spring 121 so as to press the bill against the kick roller 103 on the outlet 101 side, and a timing belt connected to a motor.
When the engaging claw 122a provided on the 122 travels in the direction of the inflow port 102, the backup plate 1 is resisted against the biasing spring 121.
The engaging claw 122a engages with the block 123 so as to move 08 at the same time.

The engaging claw 122a fixed to the timing belt 122 is separated from the block 123 at the standby position at the left end of FIG. 3, and the plate 108 is operated only by the action of the biasing spring 121 in the range of the storage area l ₁ for the dispensing banknote. Press. The backup plate 108 is advanced by a biasing spring 121 in an upright state to back up the bills in a range of regions illustrated l _1, but retracted by a timing belt 122, when retracted beyond this region l _1, the bottom guide plate It is hidden underneath.

That is, as shown in FIG. 2, the backup plate 108 is rotatably supported by the block 123 slidably fitted to the shaft-shaped stem 112 around the shaft 124, and the fan-shaped gear supported by the block 123 is also supported. A pinion that rotates integrally with 125 and a pinion 126 fixed to the base end of the plate 108 are meshed with each other, and a rack 127 that meshes with the fan-shaped gear 125 is fixedly provided on the frame at the position shown in the drawing beyond the region l _1. is there. A spring 128 for constantly urging the plate 108 in the standing direction is provided between the block 123 and the plate 108,
When the plate 108 travels toward the inlet 102 and the fan gear 125 meshes with the rack 127, it rotates to the right in FIG. 3,
The pinion 126 meshed with this rotates counterclockwise and the spring 128
The plate 108 is turned counterclockwise to lie down. In this state, the rear surface 128 of the plate 108 is flush with the bottom guide plate 120 and serves as a guide for banknote block transfer, which will be described later.

Front Support Structure The front support 109 for storing the deposited banknote at the right end in FIG. 2 has the structure shown in FIG. Route 4 above
The banknotes conveyed by the endless belt 115 shown in FIG. 2 enter the spaces between the impellers 107 and are held until they strike the bottom guide 120 of the storage frame 100, and stand upright on the guides to be aligned. , The next blade pushes it forward, but as the amount of stored banknotes increases, the front support 109 supporting the front row of banknotes also needs to gradually move forward (step up), and at the same time the banknote bundle is discharged. It is necessary to shift to 101 side.

Therefore, the illustrated front support 109 is an axial system 129.
The carriage 130 is supported by a carriage 130 which is fitted and supported in (Fig. 5) and is capable of reciprocating left and right. The front support 109 includes a lower first front support 109a and an upper second front support 109b. It is composed of two arm-shaped members which are separated so as to support the upper and lower sides of the front surface of the banknote bundle. The first and second front supports 109a and 109b have a base end portion with a shaft 131.
In FIG. 4, the carriage 130 is swingably supported, and the upper and lower front surfaces of the bill are held in contact with each other and rotated upward to separate the bill from the bill.

The first support 109a has left and right armed with banknote holding levers 132, which are separated from each other, and supports the banknotes by contacting the left and right banknotes. In the illustrated example, a roller 132a that rolls along the bill surface is loosely fitted to the lever 132, and a hanging piece 132b that supports the lower end of the bill is also loosely fitted to the lever. A spring 133 for holding the posture shown in FIG. 4 is hung on the hanging piece 132b to prevent the lower end of the bill from being bent.

On the other hand, in the second support 109b, levers 134 are provided on the left and right arms similarly to the first support, and a roller 135 constituted by a shaft collar that can roll along the bill surface is loosely fitted to this lever. is there.

Front Support Regulations The front support 109 with the above configuration has the area l shown in FIG.
The bill sent from the path 47 between ₂ and held in a standing state, the paper money between the region l ₃ blocks transported between regions l ₁ delivered to the backup plate 108 described above, and then return to the right end portion Hold the next incoming banknote. Therefore, the front support 109 is in between the regions l ₂ and stepping motion in response to bill the amount of accumulation, in between the regions l ₃ blocks conveyed by supporting a bill in a standing state with rear support 111 to be described later, the area l ₁ In the interval, the banknote is detached from the banknote and delivered to the backup plate 108, returned to the right end portion again, and holds the banknote that flows in next between the regions l ₂ . Therefore, in the carriage 130 that supports the front support 109, a spring 136 that biases the home position on the right end side shown in FIG.
The ratchet lock mechanism 137a that holds the position while stepping between the regions l ₂ and the return force of the biasing spring 136 between the regions l ₁ to cancel the replacement of the rear support 111 and the backup plate 108 described later. It is provided with a ratchet lock mechanism 137b for holding the position for performing the operation, and a releasing means 138 (FIG. 4) for separating the front support 109 from the frontmost banknote between the regions l ₁ .

As shown in FIG. 5, one end of the biasing spring 136 is fixed to the carriage 130 of the front support 109, and the other end is fixed to the pulley 131 coaxial with the driving pulley of the rear support 111 described later. Therefore, the front support 109 is always biased together with the carriage 130 to the home position position at the right end by the biasing spring 136, but the spring 136 rotating corresponding to the rear support 111 is substantially uniform in the section of the region l _3. As the pulley 131 rotates, the entire length of the pulley 131 expands and contracts so that an appropriate tensile force acts. A ratchet wheel 139 and a ratchet claw 140 are attached to the carriage 130 of the front support 109.
A rack 141 with which a wheel 139a integrally coaxial with 139 meshes is provided corresponding to the regions l ₂ and l ₁ , but not provided at a portion corresponding to the region l ₃ .

The ratchet mechanism in FIG. 5 allows the ratchet wheel 139 to rotate to the left but not to rotate it to the right, and holds the position of the carriage 130 against the restoring force of the biasing spring 136 (the clockwise rotation of the ratchet wheel 139). Is configured. The illustrated rack 141 can be disengaged from the wheel 139a by a manual lever 142 as shown by a chain line. This is because when the front support 109 is moved to the left side due to a paper jam or the like, the front support 109 is locked at that position, so that it cannot be returned to the home position on the right side. Therefore, the lock (ratchet engagement) is released by the manual lever 142, and the bias spring 136 is used to return.

On the other hand, a pin 143 is provided on the front support 109a so as to project as shown in FIG. 6, and a cam plate 144 that engages with this pin 143 is fixed to the frame side. The upper surface is slid to return, and the lower surface is slid to move forward. The cam plate 144 is provided corresponding to the area l ₃ . Therefore, the front support 109 is rotatable upward about the shaft 131, but when the pin 143 engages with the lower surface of the cam plate 144 to move forward, the upward rotation is blocked,
It moves while supporting the front of the bill (Fig. 6 (b)), and the second
After the bill is moved to the left end of the figure, the pin 143 is released from the constraint of the cam plate 144 and is allowed to move upward. Therefore, the releasing means 138 connected to the actuating solenoid 145 (FIG. 4) is provided at the left end.
If the releasing means 138 is swung to operate from the state of FIG. 6 (c) to the state of FIG. 6 (d), the releasing means 13 is released.
The pin 143 engaging with 8 is lifted to a position along the upper surface of the cam plate 144.

At this time, the first front support 109a is gradually separated from the front surface of the banknote because the pin 143 planted in the first front support 109a is lifted by the releasing means 148, and then the second front support 10a.
Protrusions that engage the second support 109b to lift 9b
133b is provided on the first front support 109a.

When the first and second supports 109a and 109b are further lifted upward, the pin 143 disengages the ratchet pawl 140 (see FIG. 5) from the wheel 139, and the first and second supports 109a and 109b.
9b starts to move in the returning direction by the action of the biasing spring 136, the pin 143 rides on the upper surface of the cam plate 144 and is restricted by this, and the first and second front supports 109a, 109b are lifted upward. Return as it is. Front support
When 109 returns to the home position at the right end, the pin 143 disengages from the upper surface of the cam plate 144, and its own weight causes the first and second front supports 109a and 109b to return to the state of FIG. 6 (a).

Rear support structure Rear support 111 that restrains the banknote bundle from the front and back and conveys it to a predetermined position together with the front support 109 having the above structure
Is provided on the left and right of the banknote bundle as shown in FIG.
They are slidably fitted to stems 150 and 151 respectively arranged in the conveying direction and fixed to timing belts 152 and 153 which also run in parallel with the stems 150 and 151, and these belts 152 and 153 are suspended on the pulley of the same drive shaft 154. , Is connected to the forward / reverse motor 155. When the drive shaft 154 rotates to the right, it travels to the left in the drawing to convey a bundle of banknotes, and conversely, when it rotates to the left, it returns to the home position on the right.

Description of Operation As described above with reference to FIG. 1, the banknote depositing process and the banknote dispensing process are repeated between the recycle stackers 9 and 11 and the service port 4 through the discriminating unit 5. 9 and 11 store the banknotes to be refunded and the deposited banknotes in blocks that are separated into left and right, and when the left banknotes for refund are low, and all the stored banknotes are stored in the safe 15. At the time of recovery, the block is conveyed from the deposit banknote block on the right side toward the outlet 101 side of the payout outlet for refund on the left side.

The conveying instruction is such that the discriminating unit 5 counts outflowed bills and inflowed bills by denomination, manages the bills stored therein by the central processing unit, and instructs the ATM.

When this instruction is given, the forward / reverse rotation motor 155 for driving the rear support 111 rotates the drive shaft 154 to the right side in FIG. Then, the rear support 111 travels to the left side in FIG. 2, pushes down the stopper 110 to abut against the back surface of the banknote bundle, and pushes it forward. Then, the front support 109 is similarly pushed to the left side, and conveys while supporting the banknote bundle.

When the bundle of bills reaches a predetermined position where it contacts the kick roller 103, the limit switch PR14 of the front support 109
(Detection position is shown in Fig. 5)
At the same time as stopping 155, the rotary solenoid 145 is operated to rotate the releasing means 138 counterclockwise in FIG.
Then the pin 143 of the front support 109 is kicked up and the shaft
The support 109 is flipped up around the 131 to separate from the frontmost example of the banknote bundle.

After that, when the forward / reverse rotation motor 155 is rotated in the reverse direction, the rear support 111 starts the returning operation to the home position position, and the front support 109 causes the pin 143 to ride on the cam plate 144 and to be in the home position position by the biasing force of the spring 136. Return.

As described above, according to this embodiment, the banknote feeding port 10 is provided in the storage stacker (recycling stackers 9 and 11).
A first holding means (a backup plate 108 shown in the figure) for holding the refunded banknote on the 1 side and a second holding means (a front support shown in the figure) for holding the banknotes on the banknote inlet 102 side.
109) and Then, shift means (front support 109 and rear support 111 shown in the figure) for transferring the deposited banknotes to the refund banknote side is provided.

〔The invention's effect〕

The paper sheet recycling stacker of the present invention stores the paper sheets that flow in from the rear end, allows the paper sheets thus stored to flow out from the front end, and can be reused. Paper sheets that have been accumulated in a bundle at the second position and that have flowed in are accumulated in a bundle at the first position, and when the sheets at the second position are insufficient, the sheet bundle at the first position is collected. By moving the sheet to the second position and distinguishing and holding the sheet to be discharged and the sheet to be flowed in, there is an effect that it is easy to sort the sheet that has just flowed in. .

In particular, when the present invention is applied to the ATM recycling stacker, the withdrawal banknote bundle (the banknote bundle at the second position) and the deposit banknote bundle (the banknote bundle at the first position) are stored separately. , Even if the user makes a mistake in the deposited banknotes, if the user examines the inside of the device, the deposited banknotes will have the banknotes that have been traded several times before and after the banknote, so for example, the central processing unit (total management of banknote in / out) The transaction can be confirmed easily by comparing it with the transaction history, and the deposit and withdrawal can be managed more reliably than the conventional one in which they are stored together.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is an overall block diagram of an ATM using one embodiment of the present invention,
FIG. 2 is a front view of the recycle stacker 9 shown in FIG. 1 according to an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 3 is a front view of relevant portions of the backup plate 108 shown in FIG. 2, and FIG. 4 is shown in FIG. FIG. 5 is a perspective view of a relevant part of the front support 109, FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing a moving mechanism of the carriage 130 that supports the front support 109, and FIGS. 6A to 6D are front views showing the front support 109 in the order of operation. It is a figure. 1 …… ATM, 3 …… customer service department, 5 …… discrimination department, 7 …… front and back alignment department,
8 …… Separation means, 9,11 …… Recycle stacker, 13 ……
Rejected reject box, 15 …… Scrutinizing replenishment safe, 65 ……
Capture means, 100 …… Storage frame, 108 …… Backup plate, 109 …… Front support, 111 …… Rear support, 1
20 …… Bottom guide plate, 121 …… Spring, 122 …… Timing belt, 122a …… Engaging claw, 125 …… Fan gear, 126 ……
Pinion, 127 …… Rack, 130 …… Carriage, 136 …… Biasing spring, 137a, 137b …… Ratchet lock mechanism, 138
…… Release means, 139,139a …… Wheels, 141 …… Rack, 1
43 …… pin, l ₁ ,, l ₂ ,, l ₃ …… area

Front page continuation (72) Inventor Toshifumi Mochizuki 1-17-14 Marunouchi, Kofu-shi, Yamanashi Kofu Nippon Electric Co., Ltd. (72) Inventor Yoshito Momota 3167, Yamamiya-cho, Kofu-shi, Yamanashi Japan Precision Engineering Co. (72) Inventor Yusuke Asao 3167 Yamamiya-cho, Kofu-shi, Yamanashi Japan Precision Industry Co., Ltd. (72) Inventor Satoru Kato 3167 Yamamiya-cho, Kofu-shi Yamanashi Prefecture Japan Precision Industry Co., Ltd. (56) References Kai 63-60823 (JP, A)

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A storage frame (100, 120) capable of storing a paper sheet in a three-dimensional state between a rear end and a front end, a take-in means (65) for feeding a paper leaf to the rear end, and the take-in means for feeding the paper leaf. A second position (l ₁ ) continuing from the front end in the storage frame by pressing the back surface of the stack of paper sheets accumulated at the first position (l ₂ ) following the rear end in the storage frame And a rear support (111) for moving the front end of the stack of sheets and the front of the stack of sheets from the first position to the second position so as not to fall down. A front support (109) that is pushed toward the front end of the bundle of paper sheets and moves toward the front end, and a backup plate (108) that presses the back surface of the bundle of paper sheets moved to the second position toward the tip. ), Move this backup plate to the rear end side and Between the first position and the second position, the stack is laid out of the storage frame so that the sheet bundle can be moved from the first position to the second position, and then the backup plate is moved to the tip. Backup plate that moves toward the front end of the stack of sheets at the second position again while standing up in the storage frame between the first position and the second position. Undulating means (122, 122a, 125, 126, 127), and a removing means that removes the front support that has been pushed to the front surface of the paper sheet bundle and reaches the leading end from the front surface of the paper sheet bundle to the rear end side, A stacker for recycling paper sheets, comprising: a separating unit (8) for sending the paper sheets one by one from the front surface of the paper sheet bundle pressed against the leading end to the outside of the storage frame.