WO2007000883A1 - 偽造貨幣識別支援装置 - Google Patents
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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 present invention relates to a counterfeit money identification support device for supporting an identification operation for manually identifying whether or not money is counterfeit money.
- One method for identifying whether or not counterfeit money is included is to include counterfeit money by hand, such as by hand, with an operator's visual inspection of all money in which multiple denominations are mixed. There is a method for performing an identification operation to determine whether or not a user has been detected. As another method, there is a method using an automatic identification device for automatically identifying whether or not the money is counterfeit money (for example, JP 2002-279477 A, JP 10-247262 A). Etc.).
- the automatic identification device in a method using an automatic identification device that automatically identifies whether or not a currency is a counterfeit money, the automatic identification device is generally a very precise device and is becoming expensive. There is a problem that the cost of the automatic money depositing machine becomes high.
- the automatic identification device captures an image of the target currency, and the image and reference of the captured currency. It is possible to quickly and stably identify counterfeit money by automatically comparing the image with the image, but when the operator identifies the money by touching the money directly, This is advantageous in that the operator can recognize this by tactile sensation such as texture when the resulting currency is counterfeit. That is, for example, when discriminating counterfeit banknotes based on the paper quality of the target banknotes, in general, the judgment based on human tactile sensation is superior to the judgment based on a machine.
- the present invention has been made in consideration of such points, and compared with a case where the operator manually performs an operation for identifying whether or not the money is a counterfeit money for all money.
- the time required for a series of identification operations can be saved, and an automatic identification device that automatically identifies whether the money is counterfeit or not is used.
- the cost of the entire device can be reduced, and when the target currency is counterfeit money, the operator can recognize this by tactile feeling such as texture.
- An object is to provide a support device.
- the counterfeit money identification support device of the present invention sets the denomination of money to be identified in the counterfeit money identification support device for supporting the identification operation for manually identifying whether or not the money is counterfeit money.
- the denomination setting means preset as the denomination, the money taking means for taking in money from the outside, and the denomination of the money taken in by the money taking means is the preset denomination set by the denomination setting means.
- Denomination determining means for determining whether the power is the same as the denomination
- money discharging means for discharging the money determined to be the same denomination as the set denomination by the denomination determining means to the outside as the specified money
- storage means for storing the denomination and quantity of the specific money discharged by the money discharging means, and is not manually counterfeit money among the specific money discharged to the outside by the money discharging means
- the identified specific money is re-incorporated by the currency taking means, and when the denomination and quantity of the re-incorporated specific money matches the denomination and quantity stored by the storage means, the forgery money identification operation is performed. It is characterized by being judged to have completed normally.
- money means banknotes and coins.
- the operator manually operates all the money. Compared to the case of identifying whether or not the force is a counterfeit money, the money of a specific denomination such as high-value money is automatically extracted and only the extracted money is manually identified. This saves the operator time and shortens the time required for a series of identification operations. In addition, compared with the case of using an automatic identification device that automatically identifies whether or not a currency is counterfeit money, the overall cost of the device can be reduced, and the operator can directly access the currency. By touching, when the target money is counterfeit money, the operator can recognize this by a tactile sensation such as texture.
- the counterfeit money identification support device of the present invention when it is determined that the identification operation of the counterfeit money has been normally completed, information indicating that the identification operation of the counterfeit money has been normally completed is given to the operator. It is preferable that the information processing apparatus further comprises a notification operation end notification means for notification. According to such a counterfeit money identification support device, the operator can surely recognize that the counterfeit money identification operation has been normally completed.
- the counterfeit money identification support apparatus is connected to an external point-of-sale information management system, and when it is determined that the counterfeit money identification operation has been normally completed. It is preferable to further include a transmission means for transmitting information that the identification operation of the counterfeit money has been normally completed to the point-of-sale information management system.
- the transmission means transmits the money first taken in from the outside by the intake means. It is preferable to transmit information on denomination and quantity to the point-of-sale information management system.
- counterfeit money identification support device it is possible to reliably manage information on the denomination and quantity of all the money taken into the counterfeit money identification support device by the point-of-sale information management system.
- the counterfeit money identification support device of the present invention it is determined that the money of the same denomination as the set denomination exists among the money taken in by the money taking-in means.
- it is further provided with a calling means for notifying the operator that manual identification operation is required when determined by the fixing means.
- the counterfeit money identification support device further includes alarm means for issuing an alarm to the operator when a failure occurs in the counterfeit money identification support device, and the alerting means and the alarm means are mutually connected. It is preferable to communicate each information to the operator in different ways! /.
- the operator can surely recognize this when a failure occurs in the counterfeit money identification support device itself. It is possible to reliably discriminate whether the user has been informed of the necessity of performing the manual identification operation or the user has been informed that a failure has occurred in the forged money identification support device itself.
- FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an external appearance of a forged money identification support device of an embodiment.
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a control unit and each buzzer of the counterfeit money identification support device of FIG.
- FIG. 3 is a flowchart showing each step in performing a manual identification operation of counterfeit money using the counterfeit money identification support device of FIG. 1.
- FIGS. 1 to 3 are diagrams showing a forged money identification support device according to the present embodiment.
- FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the counterfeit money identification support device of the present embodiment
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing the configuration of the control unit and each buzzer of the counterfeit money identification support device of FIG.
- FIG. 3 is a flowchart showing each process when performing a manual identification operation of counterfeit money using the counterfeit money identification support apparatus of FIG.
- the counterfeit money identification support device 10 determines whether or not the money is counterfeit money. This is intended to support an identification operation in which an operator can manually identify the device by visual inspection.
- money means banknotes and coins.
- the counterfeit money identification support device 10 is formed so that the operator can manually identify whether or not it is a counterfeit bill and return it to the inside of the counterfeit money identification support device 10 again. Yes.
- Such a counterfeit money identification support device 10 is connected to an external point-of-sale information management system 30 (hereinafter also referred to as a POS system).
- the counterfeit money identification support device 10 has a structure in which a banknote processing unit 11 for processing banknotes and a coin processing unit 15 for processing coins are connected to the left and right.
- the banknote processing unit 11 includes a banknote inlet 12 for sending banknotes to the inside, a banknote storage 13 for storing banknotes taken into the interior by the banknote inlet 12 for each denomination, and banknotes inside And a bill outlet 14 for discharging the bills to the outside.
- the coin processing unit 15 includes a coin intake 16 for sending coins to the inside, a coin storage 17 for storing the coins taken in by the coin intake 16 for each denomination, And a coin outlet 18 for discharging the coin to the outside.
- the counterfeit money identification support device 10 includes a control unit 20 and buzzers 25, 26, and 27 as shown in FIG.
- the control unit 20 includes a denomination setting unit 21 that presets the denomination of the banknote to be identified as the set denomination, and the denomination of the banknote incorporated in the inside is as described above. It has a denomination determining unit 22 for determining whether or not it is the same as the set denomination, and a storage unit 23 for storing the denomination and quantity of banknotes discharged to the outside.
- denomination setting device 21, denomination determination device 22 and storage device 23 are connected to an interface 29, respectively.
- This interface 29 is connected to the bill inlet 12 of the bill processing unit 11, the bill storage 13 and the bill. Each is connected to a discharge port 14.
- the interface 29 is connected to a transmitter 24 for transmitting and receiving information.
- the transmitter 24 is connected to an external POS system 30.
- the denomination setting unit 21 presets a denomination of a banknote to be identified as to whether or not it is a forged banknote as a set denomination. Specifically, the denomination of the bill to be identified by the operator is input directly to the counterfeit money identification support device 10 or the information stored in the POS system 30 is transferred via the transmitter 24 to the denomination setting device. By being sent to 21, the denomination setting device 21 sets in advance the set denomination to be identified based on the input information.
- the denomination determining unit 22 determines whether or not the denomination of the banknote taken in by the banknote inlet 12 is the same as a preset denomination.
- a detection sensor (not shown) for detecting the denomination of banknotes taken from the outside is provided near the banknote inlet 12, and information on the denomination of the banknotes detected by the detection sensor is denominated. It is sent to the seed discriminator 22.
- the denomination determining unit 22 compares the set denomination set in advance by the denomination setting unit 21 with the denomination of the banknote sent from the detection sensor. When both denominations are the same, the control unit 20 performs control such that the taken banknote is discharged to the outside through the banknote discharge port 14. The banknotes discharged to the outside in this way are referred to as “special banknotes”. On the other hand, when both denominations are different, the control unit 20 performs control such that the taken banknotes are classified by denomination and stored in the banknote storage 13.
- the storage device 23 stores the denomination and quantity of the specific banknote discharged to the outside through the banknote outlet 14.
- a detection sensor (not shown) for detecting the denomination of a specific banknote discharged to the outside is provided in the vicinity of the banknote outlet 14, and the specific banknote detected by the detection sensor is provided.
- the information on the number of denominations and the number of coins denominated in the banknote outlet 14 is sent to the memory 23.
- the transmitter 24 is connected to the POS system 30 as shown in FIG. 2, and receives information stored in the POS system 30 and information related to the counterfeit money identification support device 10 for the POS system 30. I started to send.
- the buzzer 25 for arousing is a set denomination among the banknotes taken in by the banknote inlet 12.
- the denomination determining unit 22 determines that there is a banknote of the same denomination, a sound is emitted.
- the operator hears the audible sound emitted from the arousing buzzer 25, the operator must manually identify whether or not the specific banknote discharged from the banknote outlet 14 is a counterfeit banknote. You can recognize that there is.
- the banknote taken in by the banknote inlet 12 includes a banknote that is to be identified as a fake banknote. The operator can recognize this.
- the buzzer 26 for failure occurrence emits an alarm sound when a failure such as a paper jam occurs in the bill inlet 12, the bill storage 13, or the bill outlet 14, for example.
- a failure such as a paper jam occurs in the bill inlet 12, the bill storage 13, or the bill outlet 14, for example.
- the sound generated by the above-described sounding buzzer 25 and the warning sound generated by the buzzer 26 at the time of failure are different sounds so that the operator can distinguish them.
- the operator is a sound for notifying that it is necessary to perform manual identification operation of whether or not the power is a forged banknote, or forged money. This makes it possible to reliably distinguish whether the sound is to inform the identification support device 10 that a failure has occurred.
- the identification operation end notification buzzer 27 determines that the identification operation of the counterfeit banknote has been normally completed, the identification operation of the counterfeit banknote is completed for the operator by emitting a notification sound. It is formed to inform information.
- a denomination of a banknote to be identified whether or not it is a counterfeit banknote for example, an expensive banknote or a banknote denomination with high frequency of counterfeiting is often input as a set denomination.
- Information on the set denomination set by the denomination setting unit 21 is sent to the denomination determination unit 22.
- a denomination of 100 dollar bills which is frequently counterfeited in US dollar bills, is input to the denomination setter 21 by an operator as an identification target whether or not it is a forged bill.
- the operator takes in the counterfeit money identification support apparatus 10 a banknote in which a plurality of denominations are mixed by the banknote inlet 12.
- the denomination of the banknote taken inside is detected by a detection sensor provided in the vicinity of the banknote inlet 12, and the detected denomination information is sent to the denomination determination unit 22 of the control unit 20. It is done.
- the denomination of the banknote taken inside by the banknote inlet 12 and the set denomination set in advance by the denomination setting unit 21 are the same.
- the denomination determination unit 22 determines whether or not the force is one for each bill. Specifically, if the denomination and quantity of the banknotes taken in through the banknote inlet 12 are, for example, one $ 100 banknote and two $ 20 banknotes, It matches the set denomination, but the two 20 dollar bills do not match each set denomination!
- the denomination judging unit 22 determines that there is a banknote having the same denomination as the set denomination among the banknotes taken in by the banknote inlet 12, specifically, the $ 100 banknote is
- the buzzer 25 for arousing alerts the operator that it is necessary to manually identify the bill.
- the banknote determined by the denomination determining unit 22 to be the same denomination as the set denomination is discharged to the outside as a specific banknote through the banknote discharge port 14.
- banknotes determined not to be the same denomination as the set denomination are classified by denomination and stored in the banknote storage 13. Specifically, because the 100 dollar bill matches the set denomination, the force that is discharged to the outside as a specific bill The two 20 dollar bills do not match the set denomination, so 20 dollars in the bill storage 13 It is stored in a storage space (not shown) corresponding to banknotes.
- the denomination of the specific banknote discharged to the outside through the banknote discharge port 14 is detected by a detection sensor provided in the vicinity of the banknote discharge port 14.
- Information about the detected denomination and the quantity of the specific banknote corresponding to the denomination is sent to the storage device 23 of the control unit 20.
- the storage device 23 stores the denomination and quantity of the sent specific banknote. Specifically, a specific banknote is stored in the memory 23. Is remembered to be one 100 dollar bill.
- the operator again uses the banknote inlet 12 to return the identified specific currency to the counterfeit currency identification support device 10 as shown in STEP 7. Take it inside. Specifically, after the operator identifies whether a 100 dollar bill discharged from the bill discharge port 14 is a counterfeit bill as described above, it is determined that the bill is not a counterfeit bill. This one hundred dollar bill is again taken into the counterfeit money identification support device 10 through the bill inlet 12.
- the denomination of the specific banknote taken in by the banknote inlet 12 is detected by the detection sensor provided in the vicinity of the banknote inlet 12, and the detected denomination and Information on the quantity of the specific banknote corresponding to the denomination (for example, information that the specific banknote re-incorporated is one 100 dollar banknote) is sent to the control unit 20. Then, when the denomination and quantity of the specific banknote re-incorporated and the denomination and quantity stored in the storage unit 23 match, the control unit 20 determines that the identification operation of the counterfeit banknote has been completed normally. Is done.
- the specific banknote taken into the counterfeit money identification support device 10 by the banknote inlet 12 is stored in a storage space (not shown) corresponding to the denomination of the specific banknote in the banknote storage 13, ie, a storage space for 100 dollar bills. Is done.
- information on the denominations and quantities of all banknotes that have been initially loaded with the external force by the banknote inlet 12 is also sent to the POS system 30 by the transmitter 24.
- the POS system 30 can manage this information (for example, if the bills taken are one 100 dollar bill and two 20 dollar bills).
- the counterfeit money identification support device 10 of the present embodiment it is determined that the banknote in which the external force is also taken is the same denomination as the preset denomination. Only paper money is discharged to the outside as a specific banknote. At this time, the denomination and quantity of the specific banknote to be discharged to the outside are stored in the memory 23. Then, among the specific banknotes discharged to the outside, a specific banknote that has been manually identified as a fake banknote is re-incorporated, and the denomination and quantity of the re-incorporated specific banknote and the money stored in the storage 23 are stored. When the seed and quantity match, it is determined that the counterfeit bill identification operation has been completed successfully.
- a counterfeit currency identification support device 10 By using such a counterfeit currency identification support device 10, compared to a case where the operator manually performs an identification operation on whether or not all the banknotes are counterfeit banknotes, a specific denomination such as a high-value banknote is used. Since the banknotes are automatically extracted and only the extracted banknotes are identified manually, the operator's trouble can be saved, and the time spent for a series of identification operations can be shortened. In addition, compared with the case of using an automatic identification device that automatically identifies whether or not a bill is a counterfeit bill, the overall cost of the device can be reduced, and the operator can save money. By touching directly, when the target banknote is a counterfeit banknote, the operator can recognize this by a tactile sensation such as a texture.
- the counterfeit money identification support device can recognize various changes that are not limited to those described above.
- the currency subject to the identification operation is not limited to US dollar bills, such as euro bills, Japanese yen bills, or bills from other countries. There may be. Specifically, euro bills are likely to contain counterfeit bills as well as US dollar bills, especially 50 euro bills and 100 euro bills are fake. Since the denomination frequency becomes high, it is possible to perform a desired identification operation for counterfeit euro banknotes by setting these denominations as set denominations.
- the currency subject to the identification operation is not limited to the banknote processed by the banknote processing unit 11, and may be a coin processed by the coin processing unit 15, for example.
- the interface 29 of the control unit 20 is also connected to the coin intake port 16, the coin storage 17 and the coin discharge port 18 of the coin processing unit 15. Then, out of the coins whose external force has been taken in by the coin intake 16, only the coins determined to be the same denomination as the preset denomination are discharged to the outside as specific coins. The denomination and quantity of the specific coins to be discharged to the outside are stored in the storage device 23.
- the operator can identify the banknote.
- the alerting means to notify that it is necessary to perform manual operation is not limited to the alert buzzer 25 that emits an audible sound and appeals to the hearing of the operator, for example, it can appeal visually by displaying a touch panel, etc. There may be.
- the arousal means needs to manually identify the banknote, it may send the information to the POS system 30.
- the alarm means for issuing an alarm to the operator when a failure occurs in the counterfeit money identification support device 10 is limited to the failure buzzer 26 that emits an alarm sound to appeal to the operator's hearing.
- What is done may be something that appeals visually, for example by displaying on a touch panel or the like.
- the structure of the alerting means and the alerting means is completely different, for example, the alerting means appeals to the operator's hearing, whereas the alerting means appeals to the operator's vision. I like it! /
- the identification operation completion notification means for notifying the operator of the fact that the identification operation of the same counterfeit bill has been normally completed is performed by identifying a notification sound to appeal to the operator's hearing.
- Operation end notification buzzer 27 It may be something that appeals to the eye by displaying such as Nell.
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