JPS60211594A - Paper money tell equipment - Google Patents

Abstract

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Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION (AlTechnical Field) The present invention relates to a banknote circulation type depositing and dispensing device in which deposited banknotes are stored in a cartridge and the banknotes stored in the cartridge are used when dispensing money.

(blPrior art and its disadvantagesSometimes, as shown in Figure 1, some circulating banknotes have a tendency to bend at the edges.The extent of the edges is 10X1.
The device accepts items of about 0+u to prevent the rate from decreasing. However, in a general bill depositing and dispensing device, when storing the transported bill 1 in the cartridge 2 as shown in FIG. 2, the roller 3 stores the bill 1 along the front side of the previously stored bill 1'. ing. Therefore, as shown in FIG. 3, if the previous banknote 1' has an edge fold, the new banknote 1 stacked on top of that banknote this time will not be stacked correctly due to the edge fold 4. As a result, when the bill 1 is fed out by the roller 5 at the time of dispensing, there is a possibility that the bill 1 cannot be fed out properly and the bill is empty, or even if it is fed out, it is fed out at an angle, causing an inability to distinguish or a jam. Furthermore, the banknotes 1 being conveyed must pass through the middle of the conveyance path both when depositing and dispensing money, but due to the stiffness of the banknotes themselves and various other factors, as shown in Figs. 4 and 5, A deviation occurs from the conveyance reference line 0, and as a result, there is a possibility that the end of the banknote hits the passage wall and jams occur.

(C1 Purpose of the Invention The purpose of this invention is to automatically detect whether or not the ends of banknotes are bent during conveyance and whether there is deviation from the conveyance reference line, and to transfer banknotes with abnormalities to a banknote storage cartridge. To provide a bill depositing and dispensing device which prevents the occurrence of jams by storing bills in a collection cart □ square without storing them.

FD1 Structure of the Invention This invention provides an abnormal banknote conveyance system that detects the presence or absence of folded ends of the banknote and the presence or absence of deviation with respect to the conveyance reference line while the banknote inserted from the banknote input slot is conveyed to the banknote storage cartridge at the time of deposit. It is equipped with a detecting means and an abnormal banknote collecting means for storing an abnormally transported banknote in a collection cartridge when the abnormally transported banknote is detected by the abnormally transported banknote detecting means. If the banknote is deviated from the banknote, the banknote is not stored in the banknote storage cartridge, but is collected in the collection cartridge. According to the present invention, folded bills are not accumulated in the bill storage cartridge, so that empty bills or jams do not occur when dispensing money. Further, when the banknotes are being conveyed in a deviated manner, the banknotes are also collected by the collection cartridge, so that jamming can be prevented from occurring in the conveyance section after the branching point of the conveyance path to the collection cartridge. Therefore, if a general feeding abnormal banknote detection means for detecting folded ends and deviations of banknotes is installed in a position close to the banknote input slot, the probability of occurrence of a jam on the conveyance path during deposit and withdrawal can be significantly reduced. can do.

(e) Embodiment FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram of a bill depositing and dispensing device which is an embodiment of the present invention.

In the figure, reference numeral 1 serves as both a banknote input port and a banknote discharge port. Reference numeral 2 serves both as a feedout opening for input banknotes and an alignment opening for dispensing banknotes. 3 is an input banknote feeding roller, and 4 is a dispensing banknote aligning roller. The deposited banknotes pass through general transport paths 5 and 6 and are guided to a banknote validator 7. When depositing money, the bill validator 7 first identifies the authenticity of the bill. The banknotes after the discrimination further pass through a conveyance path 8 and are distributed to a conveyance path 10 or 11 by a flapper 9. The conveyance path 10 constitutes a path for guiding deposited banknotes or disbursed banknotes to the collection cartridge 40,
The conveyance path 11 constitutes a passage through which banknotes other than banknotes led to the collection cartridge 40 pass.

The roller 12 located below the input banknote feeding roller 3 is a deposited banknote alignment roller for accumulating the banknotes that have passed through the conveyance path 11 in the deposited normal banknote temporary slot section 30 . A roller 13 disposed further below the roller 12 is a deposited banknote feeding roller that feeds out deposited banknotes one by one from the temporary door section 30. The bills that have passed through the conveyance path 11 are transferred to a flapper 14 disposed above the deposited bill alignment roller 12 to sort out the authenticity of the deposited bills.
Depending on the temporary storage section 30 or the dispensing banknote alignment roller 4
distributed to the sides. As a result of being discriminated by the discrimination section 7, if the deposited banknote is not a normal banknote, the flapper 14 distributes the banknote to the dispensing banknote alignment roller 4 side, and the banknote that has passed through the conveyance path 10 and is discharged to the banknote discharge port 1 is a deposited banknote. The collection/storage distribution is distributed by the flapper 15 to the collection cartridge 40 side or the A-C lane car I/ridge side. The banknotes sorted to the collection cartridge 40 side are stored in the collection cartridge 40 via the conveyance path 16. The banknotes sorted to the A-C lane cartridge side are guided to the conveyance path 17, and then sorted by the flapper 18 to the C lane cartridge or the A-B lane cartridge side. The banknotes sorted to the C lane cartridge 41 side are accumulated in the cartridge 41 by the cartridge C deposited banknote alignment roller 19. Further, from this cartridge, the cartridge C dispensing banknotes are fed out one by one onto the conveyance path 17 by the payout roller 20.

The banknotes sorted to the A-B lane side by the flapper 18 are guided to the conveyance path 21, and then sorted by the flapper 22 to the B lane cartridge 42 side or the A lane cartridge 43 side. B lane cartridge 42
The banknotes sorted to the side are accumulated in the cartridge 42 by the cartridge B deposited banknote alignment roller 23.

Further, from the cartridge 42, the cartridge B dispensing banknote edge roller 24 transfers the banknotes one by one to the conveyance path 21.
It is brought out.

The banknotes sorted to the A-lane cartridge 43 side by the flapper 22 are guided to the conveyance path 25, and then sorted by the flapper 26 to the A-lane cartridge 43 side or the discrimination section 7 side. The banknotes taken separately on the A lane cartridge 43 side are transferred to the cartridge A deposited banknote alignment roller 2.
7, they are accumulated in the same cartridge 43. The banknotes sorted to the discrimination section 7 side pass through the conveyance path 6 and are guided to the discrimination section 7. Further, bills are fed out one by one from the A lane cartridge 43 to the conveyance path 25 by the cartridge A dispensing bill edge feed roller 28.

A deposit/withdrawal switching flapper 29 is arranged at the position of the dispensing banknote alignment roller 4. This flapper guides the input banknotes fed out by the input banknote payout roller 3 to the conveyance path 5, or distributes the banknotes that have passed through the conveyance path 11 to the dispensing banknote alignment roller 4 side.

With the above configuration, at the time of deposit, the input banknotes are transferred to the conveyance path 5,
6 and is discriminated by a discrimination section 7, and as a result of the discrimination, the counterfeit banknotes are distributed to a conveyance path 11 and accumulated in one of the cartridges 41 to 43 according to their denominations. Further, when the discriminating section 7 detects that the edge of the bill is folded or deviated from the conveyance reference line, the bill is guided to the collection cartridge 40 . On the other hand, when dispensing money, a bill of the dispensed denomination is dispensed from any of the cartridges 41 to 43, the dispensing bill is discriminated by the denomination in the discrimination section 7, and as a result of the discrimination, if the dispensing bill is not of the designated denomination. The banknotes are guided to the recovery cartridge 40, and the banknotes with the matching denomination are transferred to the conveyance path 11.
The banknotes are discharged to the dispensing banknote discharge port 1 through the banknotes.

FIG. 7 is a flowchart showing the detailed operation of the bill depositing and dispensing device when depositing money.

First, in step nl (hereinafter, step ni is simply referred to as ni), when a banknote is inserted into the banknote input row, the flapper 29 is set on the conveyance path 5 side (deposit side). Also, set the flapper 9 on the passing side (n3). Subsequently, the deposited banknotes are aligned in the input banknote payout opening 2 (n4), and are fed out one by one by the payout roller 3 (n5). Since the flapper 29 is set on the deposit side, the dispensed banknotes are sequentially conveyed to the discrimination section 7 via the conveyance paths 5 and 6. The discrimination section 7 discriminates the authenticity of banknotes. As a result of the identification, if it is a fake banknote, the process goes from n7 to n8, and the flapper 14
is set on the passing side, and further, the flapper 29 is set on the dispensing side (n9). Then, the banknotes are arranged in the payout banknote sorting port 2 (nlO) and returned to the payout banknote discharge port 1, and the process ends (n11).

For genuine banknotes, proceed from n7 to n12, set the flapper 14 to the stacking side, and stack the banknotes in the temporary door section 30.
(n13). When all the genuine banknotes have been temporarily stacked, the deposited amount for the temporarily stacked banknotes is displayed on a display (not shown) at n14, and after waiting for the confirmation key to be pressed (n15), the flapper 14 is moved to the passing side. Then set the flapper 29 to the deposit side and the flapper 9 to the storage side (n16 to n18). Next, the feeding roller 13
The banknotes temporarily stored in the temporary storage section 30 are fed out one by one (n19) and transported to the discrimination section 7 via the transport paths 5 and 6. At this time, the discrimination section 7 discriminates the denomination and shape of the transported banknote. As a result of the shape identification, if an end break or deviation from the conveyance reference line is detected, n2l-1
22, the flapper 15 is set to the collection side, and the abnormal bill is stored in the collection cartridge 40. As a result of the shape discrimination, if the banknote is normal, the flapper 15 is set on the storage side (n24) and the banknote is guided to the IJt feeding path 17. As a result of the banknote discrimination in n20, if the denomination is the denomination of the banknote to be stored in the C lane cartridge 41, the flapper 18 is set to the storage side, and the banknote is stored in the C lane cartridge 41, and the process ends (n26 .n27). If the denomination of the banknote is to be stored in the B lane cartridge 42, the flapper 18 is placed on the passing side, and the flapper 22 is further set on the storage side to store the banknote in the B lane cartridge 42. (n30, n31). Further, if the denomination of the banknote is to be stored in the A lane cartridge 43, the flapper 22 is set on the passing side, and the flapper 26
cents on the storage side and the banknotes are stored in the A-lane cartridge 43. Through the above operations, the authenticity of the banknotes is first determined by the discrimination section 7, the counterfeit banknotes are returned, and the genuine banknotes are temporarily saved, and the denomination and shape of the banknotes are determined by the discrimination section 7 again. Then, as a result of the shape discrimination, bills with folded ends or bills that are deviated from the conveyance reference line are stored in the collection cartridge 40, and normal bills are stored in the cartridge 41 according to the denomination.
- Store it in one of 43. Thereby, folded bills and abnormally conveyed bills that are deviated from the conveyance reference line can be collected without being stored in the cartridges 41 to 43. In the above operation, n21 corresponds to the conveyance abnormal banknote detection means of the present invention, n22. n23 corresponds to the abnormal banknote collection means.

FIG. 8 is a flowchart showing the operation when dispensing banknotes from the A-lane cartridge 43. First, at n50, set the flapper 26 to the discharge side, then set the flapper 29 to the withdrawal side, the flapper 15 to the collection side, and the flapper 14 to the passing side (n51 to n53).
. After this, the feeding roller 28 is driven to feed out the banknotes one by one n54. ), the fed-out banknotes are transported to the discrimination section 7. The discrimination section 7 determines whether the denomination of the dispensed banknote matches the designated denomination. If they do not match, set flapper 9 to the collection side (n57).
The banknotes are transferred from the discrimination section 7 to the conveyance path 8. Flapper 9. It is collected into the collection cartridge 40 via the conveyance path 10. Next, the next banknote is fed out from the A-lane cartridge 43 again, but if the denomination determination at n56 continues n times, the withdrawal process is terminated and an error occurs, and subsequent deposit/withdrawal operations are not performed. do. If the denominations determined at n56 match, the flapper 9 is set to the passing side (n60), the banknotes that have come out of the discrimination section 7 are aligned in the dispensing banknote alignment opening 2 (n61), and the aligned banknotes are The banknotes are discharged to the dispensing banknote discharge port 1. Then, wait until the banknote is removed and end the withdrawal operation (
n63). Through the above operations, a desired number of banknotes of any denomination can be dispensed from each lane cartridge through the banknote discharge port 1.
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[Brief explanation of drawings]

Fig. 1 is an external view of folded banknotes, Fig. 2 is a view showing how deposited banknotes are stored in the cartridge, Fig. 3 is a view showing how banknotes are stacked when folded banknotes are stored in the cartridge, 4 and 5 are diagrams showing a state in which banknotes are deviated from the conveyance reference line on the conveyance path. Fig. 6 is a schematic configuration diagram of a bill depositing and dispensing device according to an embodiment of the present invention, Fig. 7 is a flowchart showing the operation of the paper money dispensing machine for ordinary people when depositing money, and Fig. 8 is a flowchart showing the operation of the paper money dispensing machine for ordinary people in the same paper. It is a flowchart showing the operation of Kintoki. Applicant Tateishi Electric Co., Ltd. Agent Patent Attorney Hisao Komori 4

Claims (1)

[Claims] (1) At the time of depositing, the banknotes inserted through the banknote slot are discriminated and stored in a banknote storage cartridge according to denomination, and at the time of withdrawal, the banknotes are fed out from the banknote storage cartridge and discharged into the banknote discharge port. In a banknote circulation type device, at the time of depositing, the banknote inserted from the banknote input slot is conveyed to the banknote storage cartridge, and a conveyance abnormality detects whether the banknote has an edge bent or is deviated from a conveyance reference line. A bill depositing and dispensing device comprising a bill detecting means, and an abnormal bill collecting means for storing an abnormally conveyed bill in a collection cartridge when the conveyed abnormal bill detecting means detects the conveyed abnormal bill.