CN205015967U - Paper sheet handling device and automatic transaction device - Google Patents

Abstract

The utility model discloses a paper processing device and an automatic transaction device, equipped with a paper processing device, which has: a deposit and withdrawal part, a paper identification part, a temporary storage warehouse, a plurality of paper storage warehouses, and a first paper transportation The path, the above-mentioned deposit and withdrawal section has: an opening, a storage portion, and a second paper conveying path; wherein, the above-mentioned paper processing device is provided with an identity detection device and a wireless sensor scanning device, and the above-mentioned identity detection device and the above-mentioned wireless sensor scanning device They are signal-connected to the control part of the above-mentioned sheet processing device respectively, and the above-mentioned control part has a storage database. Using the utility model, the user confirms the identity through the above-mentioned identity detection device, and wirelessly connects with the above-mentioned wireless sensor scanning device through the portable device, so as to complete deposit and withdrawal operations through the above-mentioned portable device.

Description

Paper processing device and automatic transaction device

technical field

The utility model relates to the technical field of banking equipment, in particular to a paper processing device.

Background technique

Patent No. 201310067027.8 discloses a paper processing device and an automatic transaction device equipped with the paper processing device, which reduces the stop rate of the deposit and withdrawal device and the banknote rejection rate, improves the foreign matter removal performance in the banknote bundle, and improves the user's safety. Operational performance and reliability of the device. The paper processing device has: a deposit and withdrawal section for depositing and withdrawing paper; a paper discrimination section for discriminating paper; a temporary storage for temporarily storing put paper; a plurality of paper storages; and The first paper conveyance path conveys paper to each of the above-mentioned parts, and the deposit and withdrawal part has: an opening for delivering paper in a substantially horizontal state; a storage part for storing paper in an approximately upright state; and a second paper conveyance path, The said opening part and the said accommodating part are connected, and paper sheets are conveyed by changing mutually into a substantially upright state and a substantially horizontal state. But the existing paper class processing device and the automatic transaction device possessing the paper class processing device cannot stop the means of embezzling and stealing brushes used by modern high-tech technology.

Utility model content

The purpose of the utility model is to provide a paper processing device to protect the user's property safety through iris and nfc (Near Field Communication, short-range wireless communication) technology.

In order to achieve the above object, the technical scheme that the utility model takes is:

A paper processing device, comprising: a deposit and withdrawal section for depositing and withdrawing paper; a paper identification section for distinguishing paper; a temporary storage warehouse for temporarily storing deposited paper; and a plurality of paper storage warehouse; and a first paper conveyance path for conveying paper to each of the above-mentioned parts, and the deposit and withdrawal part has: an opening for delivering paper in a substantially horizontal state; a storage part for storing paper in a substantially upright state; and a second paper The conveying path connects the above-mentioned opening part and the above-mentioned storage part, and the papers are changed into a substantially upright state and a substantially horizontal state for conveying; wherein, the above-mentioned paper processing device is provided with an identity detection device and a wireless sensor scanning device, and the identity detection The device and the above-mentioned wireless sensor scanning device are respectively connected with the control part of the above-mentioned paper processing device with signals, and the above-mentioned control part has a storage database; the user confirms the identity through the above-mentioned identity detection device, and wirelessly communicates with the above-mentioned wireless sensor scanning device through the portable device. Connect to complete deposit and withdrawal operations through the above-mentioned portable device.

The aforementioned paper processing device, wherein the above-mentioned identity detection device is an iris scanning device, and the above-mentioned iris scanning device is installed at a position where the above-mentioned paper processing device faces the height of the user's eyes, and the above-mentioned iris scanning device has an iris collecting device module, the above-mentioned iris collection module is signal-connected with the above-mentioned control part.

The aforementioned paper processing device, wherein the wireless sensor scanning device is an nfc sensor scanning device, the nfc sensor scanning device has an nfc acquisition module, and the nfc acquisition module is signally connected to the control unit.

In the paper sheet processing apparatus described above, the second paper conveyance path is provided on an upper portion of the storage unit.

In the above-mentioned sheet processing apparatus, the second sheet conveyance path is configured to be detachable from the storage unit.

In the paper sheet processing apparatus described above, the deposit and withdrawal section has a clamping mechanism that switches between clamping and non-clamping of the banknotes stored in the storage unit.

The paper sheet processing apparatus as described above, wherein the paper sheet processing apparatus has a control unit for controlling each of the above units, and the control unit transports the banknote held by the holding mechanism to the second paper sheet during payment transaction. in the conveying path.

The above-mentioned paper sheet processing apparatus, wherein the above paper sheet processing apparatus has a control unit for controlling each of the above-mentioned units, and the above deposit and withdrawal unit further includes: a discharge mechanism for discharging the paper sheets to the above-mentioned first paper sheet conveyance path; an accumulation mechanism, accumulating banknotes conveyed from the first paper conveying path; and a partition plate partitioning the storage unit, wherein the control unit makes the partition plate divide the banknotes discharged by the discharge mechanism from the banknotes accumulated by the stacking mechanism. way to move.

An automatic transaction apparatus including the paper processing apparatus described above.

The utility model has the positive effect compared with the prior art due to the adoption of the above-mentioned technology:

(1) Through the use of the iris collection device, the user needs to align the eyes with the iris scanning device, collect the iris information through the iris collection module, and transmit the iris information to the control unit, which is connected with the internal storage database of the control unit, In this way, it is bound with the customer's information to realize subsequent operations.

(2) Through the use of the wireless sensor scanning device, the withdrawal or deposit amount that needs to be operated is completed in the corresponding bank APP, and then the portable device is wirelessly connected to the nfc sensor scanning device, and then the money is taken from the banknote slot Take out or put in, no need to operate on the paper processing device, preventing information from being stolen.

Description of drawings

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing the appearance of an automatic transaction device.

Fig. 2 is a control block diagram showing the control relationship of the automatic transaction device.

Fig. 3 is a control block diagram showing a control relationship of the banknote deposit and withdrawal machine.

Fig. 4 is an internal structure diagram of the banknote deposit and withdrawal machine.

Fig. 5 is an internal structure diagram of the deposit and withdrawal port mechanism.

Fig. 6 is an internal configuration diagram of the deposit and withdrawal port mechanism during deposit counting operation.

Fig. 7 is an internal configuration diagram of the deposit and withdrawal port mechanism during deposit counting operation.

Fig. 8 is a flowchart showing the processing of the deposit and withdrawal port mechanism during deposit counting operation.

Fig. 9 is an internal structural diagram of the deposit and withdrawal port mechanism during the withdrawal operation.

Fig. 10 is an internal structural diagram of the deposit and withdrawal port mechanism during the withdrawal operation.

Fig. 11 is a diagram showing the internal structure of the deposit and withdrawal port mechanism during the withdrawal operation.

Fig. 12 is an internal structural diagram of the deposit and withdrawal port mechanism during the withdrawal operation.

Fig. 13 is a flowchart showing the processing of the deposit and withdrawal port mechanism during the withdrawal operation.

Fig. 14 is a flowchart showing the iris scanning device and the nfc sensor scanning device.

detailed description

The utility model will be further described below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings and specific embodiments, but not as a limitation of the utility model.

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing the appearance of an automatic transaction device. The automatic transaction device 100 is a device surrounded by the upper front panel 100a and the device housing 100b. This automatic transaction apparatus 100 can perform processing, such as a user's deposit, payment, and transfer, using a card, a banknote, an itemized ticket, and a passbook as a medium. Moreover, the automatic transaction apparatus 100 is applicable not only when it installs in a bank but also in the environment in which a user can operate in the state in which it rides.

A banknote deposit and withdrawal machine (paper sheet processing apparatus) 101 is provided inside the lower part of the apparatus housing 100b. The banknote depositing and dispensing machine 101 is a device for handling banknotes, and deposits and withdraws banknotes through a banknote chute (opening for delivering banknotes) 101a provided on the upper front panel 100a. Moreover, the banknote accommodating part of the lower part of the banknote deposit and withdrawal machine 101 is surrounded by the safe frame 101b which consists independently of the apparatus frame 100b and consists of several tens mm thick iron plates. By configuring the safe housing 101b stronger than the device housing 100b, the security performance of the banknote depositing and dispensing machine 101 can be improved.

Inside the upper part of the device housing 100b, a card/statement ticket processing device 102, a user operation unit 103, and a passbook processing device 104 are provided. The card/detailed ticket processing device 102 processes the user's card through the card slot 102a provided on the upper front panel 100a, and prints out a transaction detailed ticket. The user operation unit 103 also serves as a display unit for displaying transaction details and an operation unit (touch panel or the like) for user operation. The passbook processing device 104 takes in, prints, and sends out the user's passbook via the passbook slot 104a provided on the upper front panel 100a.

FIG. 2 is a control block diagram showing a control relationship of the automatic transaction apparatus 100 . The automatic transaction device 100 includes an interface unit 105, a staff operation unit 106, and an external storage device in addition to the above-mentioned banknote deposit and withdrawal machine 101, card/detailed ticket processing mechanism 102, user operation unit 103, and passbook processing device 104. 107 , a main body control unit 108 , a bus 109 and a power supply unit 110 . The operator operation unit 106 also serves as a display unit for displaying maintenance details of the device and an operation unit (touch panel, etc.) for operator operations. The external storage device 107 is a storage unit of the automatic transaction device 101 and is, for example, a memory, a hard disk, or the like. The main body control part 108 is CPU etc. which control each part of an automatic transaction apparatus. The bus 109 is a connection part between the main body control part 108 and each part of an automatic transaction apparatus, and performs necessary data communication. The power supply unit 110 supplies power to each part of the automatic transaction device including the main body control unit 108 .

FIG. 3 is a control block diagram mainly showing the control relationship of the banknote deposit and withdrawal machine 101 . The control unit 35 located on the banknote deposit and withdrawal machine 101 is connected with the main body control unit 108 of the device via the bus 109, and controls the banknote deposit and withdrawal machine 100 according to the instructions from the main body control unit 108 and the state detection of the banknote deposit and withdrawal machine 100. In addition, The status of the banknote depositing and dispensing machine 100 is transmitted to the main body control unit 108 as necessary. In the banknote cash deposit and withdrawal machine 100, each unit (payment and withdrawal port mechanism 20, banknote identification part 30, temporary storage 40, banknote conveyance path 50, deposit storehouse 60, forgotten collection storehouse 61, counterfeit banknote collection storehouse 62, reject storehouse 63. The drive motors, electromagnetic solenoids, and sensors of the depository 70, circulation storehouse 80, and loading/recovery storehouse 81) are connected, and according to the transaction, the actuator is driven and controlled while monitoring the state with the sensor.

FIG. 4 is an internal configuration diagram showing the configuration of the banknote deposit and withdrawal machine 101 . The banknote deposit and withdrawal machine 101 includes: a deposit and withdrawal mechanism 20 for depositing and withdrawing banknotes; a banknote identification unit 30 for distinguishing banknotes; a temporary storage 40 for temporarily storing deposited banknotes before the transaction is established; The cash-in storehouse 60 for banknotes established at the time of the transaction; the forgotten recovery storehouse 61 for recovering banknotes that users forgot to take when depositing and withdrawing money; the counterfeit banknote recovery storehouse 62 for storing banknotes identified as counterfeit banknotes; Rejection warehouse 63 for banknotes that are not suitable for payment; multiple (2 in Figure 4) withdrawal warehouses 70 for storing banknotes for payment; multiple (2 in Figure 4) circulation warehouses for both deposit and withdrawal 80 ; a loading/recovery storage 81 for storing banknotes added to the recycling storage 80 and banknotes collected from the recycling storage. Moreover, banknote conveyance paths 501a-q, 901a-e, and 902a-e for conveying banknotes to these respective parts, switching gates 502-507 and 903a-e for banknote conveyance paths, and a control unit (not shown) are also provided.

The upper part of the deposit and withdrawal mechanism 20 is equipped with the conveyance unit A which changes the protruding direction of a banknote from the up-down direction of an apparatus to the back-and-forth direction (left-right direction of FIG. 4). The specific structure of the transport unit A will be described later.

The deposit box 60, the payout box 70, and the recycling box 80 have the same external shape, and since the entrance (or exit, entrance/exit) of a banknote is provided in the same position, it is possible to mutually change arrangement|positioning. For convenience of description, let the deposit box 60, the deposit box 70, and the recycling box 80 which have the same structure be a "banknote storage". A plurality of storage units can be provided inside a plurality of banknote storages. Moreover, as shown in FIG. 4, not only banknote storages may be arrange|positioned along the front-back direction (left-right direction of FIG. 4), but may be stacked and arrange|positioned in the up-down direction. With these configurations, it is possible to handle multiple currencies by the banknote deposit and withdrawal machine 101, and it can be applied to various applications.

Fig. 14 is a flowchart showing the iris scanning device and the nfc sensor scanning device. An identity detection device 110 and a wireless sensor scanning device 111 are arranged on the paper processing device, and the identity detection device 110 and the wireless sensor scanning device 111 are respectively connected to the control part 35 of the paper processing device, and the control part 35 has a storage database 114 . The user first confirms the identity through the identity detection device 110, and then uses the portable device 115 to complete the withdrawal or deposit amount that needs to be operated in the bank's APP, and then wirelessly connects the portable device 115 to the wireless sensor scanning device 111, and then It is not necessary to operate on the paper processing device to take out or put in money from the banknote slot 101a, preventing information from being stolen.

The identity detection device 110 is an iris scanning device, and the iris scanning device is installed on the upper front panel 100a of the paper processing device at the height of the user's eyes, and the iris scanning device has an iris acquisition module 116, the iris acquisition module 116 is signal-connected to the control unit 35 . When using an automatic teller machine, the user aligns his eyes with the iris scanning device, collects iris information through the iris collection module 116, and transmits the iris information to the control unit 35, which is connected with the storage database 114 inside the control unit 35, thereby Bind with customer information to achieve follow-up operations.

The wireless sensor scanning device 111 is an nfc sensor scanning device, the nfc sensor scanning device is installed near the user operation part 103 of the paper processing device, the nfc sensor scanning device has an nfc acquisition module 117, and the nfc acquisition module 117 is connected to the control unit 35 for signals . Through the portable device 115 such as a mobile phone, the user completes the withdrawal or deposit amount that needs to be operated in the APP of the corresponding bank, and then realizes the wireless connection between the portable device 115 and the nfc sensor scanning device, and then withdraws the money from the banknote slot 101a Take out or put in, no need to operate on the paper processing device 1, preventing information from being stolen.

The banknote deposit and withdrawal machine 101 is divided into an upper banknote mechanism 101U and a lower banknote mechanism 101L. The upper banknote mechanism 101U is equipped with: a deposit and withdrawal opening mechanism 20, a banknote identification unit 30, a temporary storage 40, a forgotten collection warehouse 61, a counterfeit bill collection warehouse 62, a loading/recovery warehouse 81, paper currency transport paths 501a-h, 501j-q and Switch gates 502-507. Moreover, 101 L of lower banknote mechanisms are equipped with the deposit box 60, the rejection box 63, the payment box 70, the recycling box 80, the banknote conveyance path 501i, 901a-e, and 902a-e, and the separation gate 903a-e.

The lower banknote mechanism 101L is installed in a safe frame 101b made of an iron plate about 50mm thick, and the conveyance path between the upper bill mechanism 101U and the lower bill mechanism 101L is connected by connecting conveyance paths 501h and 501i.

The banknote conveyance path of the banknote depositing and dispensing machine 101 will be described. As described above, the banknote conveying paths 501a-q, 901a-e, and 902a-e are connected to the deposit and withdrawal mechanism 20, the banknote identification unit 30, the temporary storage 40, the deposit box 60, the forgotten collection box 61, the counterfeit banknote collection box 62, Rejection warehouse 63, withdrawal warehouse 70, circulation warehouse 80, loading/recycling warehouse 81. Arrows indicating the banknote conveyance paths 501a to q, 901a to e, and 902a to e are the conveyance directions of the banknotes. When the arrow is unidirectional, the transport path is a one-way banknote transport path in which banknotes are transported only in the direction of the arrow. On the other hand, when the arrows are bidirectional, the conveyance path is a bidirectional conveyance path in which banknotes are conveyed in both directions.

These banknote transport paths 501a-q, 901a-e, and 902a-e are driven by drive motors (not shown), and the rotation directions of the motors are switched every transaction operation. Moreover, switching gates 502-507 and 903a-e are provided in the branch point of banknote conveyance path 501a-q, 901a-e, and 902a-e. These switching gates switch the banknote conveyance direction as indicated by solid lines or dotted lines according to transaction operations.

The connection conveyance path 501h with 101 L of lower banknote mechanisms is provided in the position connected with the banknote conveyance path 501g. Moreover, the connection conveyance path 501i with the upper banknote mechanism 101U is provided in the position connected with the banknote conveyance path 901a. These connection conveyance path 501h and connection conveyance path 501i are provided in the position which mutually connects. The slit provided on the upper surface iron plate of the safe frame 101b has a size for passing the length of the banknote and the width of the conveying pulley installed so as to be able to grip and discharge the banknote conveyed to the slit. Moreover, when adopting the structure which does not enclose the lower banknote mechanism 101L with the safe housing 101b, what is necessary is just to place the upper banknote mechanism 101U directly on the lower banknote mechanism 101L. The driving source (motor) of the conveying path can also be provided separately according to the conveying path of the upper banknote mechanism 101U and the conveying path of the lower banknote mechanism 101L, but a single driving source can also be used, and it can be set among the conveying paths 501g-501h-501i-901a. The gears between them transmit the driving force.

The banknote conveying paths 903a-e that are connected to any one of the cash deposit box 60, the cash withdrawal box 70, and the recycling box 80 and are provided on the upper surfaces of these cash box 60, the payment box 70, and the recycling box 80 can be opened and closed. The structure makes it easy to take out banknotes to the outside of the deposit box 60, the withdrawal box 70, and the recycling box 80, and can easily eliminate banknote jams. In addition, the loading/recovery storehouse 81 may be optional, or may not be provided according to the application.

According to the above structure, the banknote deposit and withdrawal machine 101 implements the deposit and withdrawal operation of a banknote, the loading/recovery operation, and the recovery operation of a forgotten banknote. Next, various operations will be described.

First, the deposit and withdrawal operation of banknotes will be described. The deposit and withdrawal operation of banknotes is divided into the operation of depositing the banknotes inserted by the user into the banknote deposit and withdrawal machine (payment operation) and the operation of withdrawing the banknotes stored in the banknote deposit and withdrawal machine to the user (payment operation). ). In addition, the deposit operation is divided into the operation of counting the banknotes dropped by the user (payment counting operation) and the operation of storing the counted banknotes in the deposit warehouse 60, the rejection warehouse 63, and the recycle warehouse 80 (payment deposit operation). storage action).

Next, the money-in counting operation will be described. The banknote deposit and withdrawal machine 101 separates the banknotes inserted into the deposit and withdrawal opening mechanism 20 one by one. Thereafter, the separated banknotes are passed through the banknote conveyance paths 501 a to 501 d, and the denomination and authenticity are discriminated in the banknote identification unit 30 . When the denomination and authenticity of the banknotes can be distinguished, the banknotes are temporarily stored in the temporary storage 40 through the banknote conveyance paths 501e, 501f by switching the switching gate 503 or the like. When the denomination and authenticity of the banknotes cannot be distinguished, when the angle of inclination is abnormal, or when the interval between banknotes is abnormal, the banknotes are not transported to the temporary storage 40, and the banknotes are handled as deposit-rejected banknotes. At this time, by switching the switching gate 503 or the like, the banknotes are passed through the banknote transport paths 501e and 501j, and the banknotes are transported to the deposit/withdrawal mechanism 20 and returned to the user. Moreover, when discriminating a banknote as counterfeit, the banknote is accommodated in the counterfeit collection box 62 by passing the banknote conveyance path 501e, 501m, 501o, 501p by switching the switching gate 503 etc.

Next, the deposit receiving operation will be described in detail. When the transaction is confirmed after the deposit counting operation, the banknotes stored in the temporary storage 40 are passed through the banknote conveyance paths 501f, 501e, and 501d through switching of the switching gate 503, and then pass through the banknote identification unit 30. Afterwards, by switching the switching gate 502, etc., the banknotes are stored in any one of the deposit box 60, the reject box 63, and the recycle box 80 through the banknote transport paths 501c, 501b, 501g, 501h, and 501i. At this time, the banknote conveyance path 901a-e, 902a-e, and the switching gates 903a-e are controlled, and the banknote is stored in the storage box corresponding to the identification result of the banknote identification part 30. FIG. In addition, the counterfeit bills stored in the counterfeit bill collection box 62 may be stored in the rejection box 63 at the time of deposit storage operation. By completing these deposit and storage actions, the deposit action ends.

Next, the payment operation will be described. The banknote cash deposit and withdrawal machine 101 discharges a predetermined number of banknotes from the withdrawal warehouse 70 and the circulation warehouse 80, and makes the banknotes pass through the banknote conveying paths 901a-e and 902a-e, 501i, h, g, b, c, d, and discriminates the banknotes The part 30 distinguishes the currency. Thereafter, by switching the switching gate 503 or the like, the banknotes are conveyed to the deposit and withdrawal mechanism 20, and the banknotes are discharged to the user. At this time, as will be described later, the dispensing banknotes passing through the conveyance unit A protrude from the upper front panel 100a of the automatic transaction apparatus 100, thereby being similar to the dispensing banknotes in the automatic teller machine.

Next, the loading/recovering operation of banknotes will be described. The loading/collecting operation of banknotes is divided into the operation of storing the banknotes loaded into the loading/recovering storage 81 by the staff in the recycling storage 80 (loading operation) and storing the banknotes stored in the recycling storage 80 when the recycling storage 80 is full. An operation of collecting a predetermined number of banknotes in the storage 80 into the loading/collection storage 81 (collection operation). The conveyance of banknotes during the loading operation and the conveyance of banknotes during the collecting operation are paths in opposite directions, and detailed description thereof will be omitted. In addition, when a rejected banknote is generated during the loading operation/recovery operation, the rejected banknote may be stored in the reject storage 63 or may be stored in a loading rejection unit provided in the loading/collection storage 81 .

Next, the collection operation|movement of a forgotten banknote is demonstrated. The collection operation of forgotten banknotes refers to the operation of collecting the banknotes when the deposit-rejected banknotes and withdrawal banknotes in the deposit operation remain in the deposit/withdrawal mechanism 20 (when the user forgets to take them). When a predetermined time elapses while the deposit-refused banknotes and the payout banknotes are stored in the deposit and withdrawal mechanism 20 , the banknotes stored in the deposit and withdrawal mechanism 20 are separated one by one. After that, the separated banknotes are stored in the forgotten collection storage 61 through the banknote conveyance paths 501 a to e, m, and n.

Next, the configuration of the deposit and withdrawal port mechanism 20 in this embodiment will be described in detail using FIG. 5 .

The transfer unit A is provided on the upper part of the deposit and withdrawal mechanism 20 . The conveyance unit A is configured to be connected to the lower portion of the deposit and withdrawal mechanism 20 via a connecting member not shown, and can be attached and detached by detaching the connecting member.

The deposit and withdrawal opening mechanism 20 is provided inside the banknote slot 101a of the upper front panel 100a. An opening 20a is provided at the entrance of the deposit/withdrawal mechanism 20, and banknotes can be deposited and withdrawn in the front-rear direction (left-right direction in FIG. 5 ) of the apparatus through the opening 20a. A shutter 201 is provided behind the opening 20a, and the shutter 201 can be opened and closed by sliding the actuator M1 in the vertical direction of the device (the vertical direction in FIG. 5, refer to the arrow).

At the rear of the gate 201, a stopper 202 for blocking the deposit banknotes is provided. The stopper 202 is configured to be opened and closed when the actuator M2 slides in the vertical direction (see arrow) of the device. Thereby, without using the stopper 202, it can retract to the position which does not collide with the conveyed banknote. Moreover, by making the distance between the shutter 201 and the stopper 202 shorter than the length of the short-side direction of the banknote which an apparatus can handle, it can eliminate anxiety that a user inserts a finger when inserting a deposit banknote.

Moreover, the banknote conveyance path 203 for conveying a banknote to the apparatus rear lower side is provided in the back of the gate 201. As shown in FIG. The banknote conveyance path 203 conveys a banknote between the storage part 205 mentioned later. The banknote conveyance path 203 is comprised by the upper belt 203a and the lower belt 203b, and several belts are arrange|positioned in the apparatus width direction, respectively.

Front rollers 203c are arranged on the device front side of the banknote transport path 203, and the front rollers 203c are pushed in the arrow direction by elastic members such as springs, and can be opened and closed by an unshown actuator. Moreover, the rear roller 203d is arrange|positioned at the apparatus rear side of the banknote conveyance path 203, This rear roller 203d is pushed in the arrow direction by elastic members, such as a spring, and can be opened and closed by the actuator which is not shown in figure. Any of the rollers applies a conveying force based on the elastic force of the elastic member to the banknotes in the closed state, and can receive the banknotes in the open state.

The accommodating part 205 comprised from the rear board 204a, the front board 204b, and the bottom board 204c is provided in the rear lower side of the banknote conveyance path 203. As shown in FIG. The rear plate 204a has a position when accepting banknotes (solid line in the figure, set as deposit position below) and a position when accumulating withdrawing banknotes from the device (dotted line in the figure, set as take-in position below) ), moved in the direction of arrow 213 by an unshown actuator. In addition, the front plate 204b also has a deposit position (solid line in the figure) and a receiving position (dotted line in the figure) in the same manner, and is moved by a not-shown link or the like. By controlling the rear plate 204a and the front plate 204b to move to an arbitrary position and to stop at an arbitrary position, an appropriate pressing force can be applied to the banknotes in the storage unit 205 . In addition, a cutout is provided in the bottom plate 204c. The foreign matter passing through the cutout is collected in the foreign matter receiving box 206 provided on the lower side of the bottom plate 204c.

The banknotes to which an appropriate pressing force is applied by the rear plate 204a and the front plate 204b are picked up one by one by the pick-up roller 207a, taken in by the separation roller 207b in the arrow X direction, and transported to the banknote transport path 501a. Since the gate roller 207c overlaps with the separation roller 207b, paper money is prevented from being overlapped and fed at the time of discharge. In addition, the stacking roller 208 is a roller which conveys the deposit rejection banknote and the withdrawal banknote conveyed from the arrow Y direction to the storage part 205. FIG.

When a deposit-rejected banknote occurs during deposit counting processing, it is necessary to separate uncounted bills (banknotes before separation) and deposit-rejected bills inside the storage unit 205 . The partition board 209 is a board which partitions the storage part 205, and the uncounted banknote and deposit-rejection banknote are isolate|separated in the front and back of this partition board 209. The partition plate 209 can be moved in the same direction as the moving direction of the rear plate 204a by an unillustrated actuator.

Next, the structures of the front clamp 210 and the rear clamp 211 as clamping mechanisms will be described.

The front gripper 210 uses the actuator M1 as a driving source, and is driven synchronously with the conveying pulley through a driving belt. The driving belt of the front gripper consists of two belts in the width direction of the device. In addition, the front clamper 210 is rotationally driven by the actuator which is not shown in figure, between the taking-in position (solid line in a drawing) of a banknote, and a withdrawal position (a dotted line in a drawing).

The rear gripper 211 is slidably driven in the front-rear direction of the device between a bill intake position (solid line in the figure) and a withdrawn position (dashed line in the figure) by an actuator not shown. An unillustrated actuator is used as a drive source, and the lower conveying pulley of the rear clamp 210 can move in the direction of the arrow with the shaft of the upper conveying pulley as a fulcrum. The rear clamp 211 is pushed toward the front of the device by an elastic member such as a spring not shown in the figure without touching the banknote. On the other hand, when a banknote is contacted, it moves to the rear of the apparatus according to the thickness of the banknote to be contacted, and applies a pressing force to the banknote bundle.

In addition, the deposit/withdrawal mechanism 20 is provided with a plurality of pairs of optical sensors S1 to S6 each, and detects the position of the banknote by detecting a state of darkness covering the optical axis of the sensor.

Next, the operation of the cash deposit and withdrawal mechanism 20 in this embodiment will be described in detail using FIGS. 6 to 13 . During the deposit and counting operation, the deposit and withdrawal port mechanism 20 performs the actions and processes shown in FIGS. and processing.

6 and 7 are diagrams showing states of the deposit and withdrawal port mechanism 20 during deposit counting operations. In addition, FIG. 8 is a flowchart of the deposit and withdrawal port mechanism 20 in the deposit counting operation.

First, the control unit 35 moves the rear plate 204a and the front plate 204b to the deposit position (S101, S102). In addition, the order of S101 and S102 may be reversed. Next, the control unit 35 moves the front clamp 210 and the rear clamp 211 to the retracted position (S103, S104). In addition, the order of S103 and S104 may be reversed. Next, the control unit 35 moves the stopper 202 to the deposit position (upper the device) (S105), and after the front roller 203c reaches the open position (S106), moves the gate 201 to the bottom of the device so as to reach the open position (S107) . FIG. 6 is a diagram showing a state where the user puts in banknotes after S107 is completed.

After the state shown in FIG. 6, the control part 35 drives the banknote conveyance path 203 to the arrow direction shown in FIG. 6 after sensor S4 detects a banknote (S108: YES) (S109). Next, when the sensor S5 detects the conveyed banknote (S110: YES), the control part 35 temporarily stops the drive of the banknote conveyance path 203 (S111). In addition, the control unit 35 moves the front roller 800 to the closed position (S112), and moves the stopper 202 to the device downward so as to reach the retracted position (S113). Then, the control part 35 conveys the banknote 218 to the storage part 205 direction by driving the banknote conveyance path 203 again (S114). The rear roller 203 is in a closed state on the banknote conveyance path 203 side, and the banknotes are conveyed as they are and put into the storage unit 205 . After sensors S1-S3 detect that a banknote arrives at the storage part 205 (S115: YES), the control part 35 stops the drive of the banknote conveyance path 203 (S116). FIG. 7 is a diagram showing a state in which banknotes are stored in the storage unit 205 after completion of S116. Thereafter, the control unit 35 starts separating the banknotes by the pick-up roller 207a, the separation roller 207b, and the gate roller 207c, and conveys the banknotes in the arrow X direction shown in FIG. 7 (S117).

The posture of the bill inserted by the user is corrected by the stopper 202 . In addition, even if the banknotes are skewed during conveyance, since the banknotes are stacked upright in the storage unit 205 , the skew is corrected when they hit the bottom plate 204c of the storage unit 205 . Furthermore, even if foreign objects such as coins are mixed into the banknotes, the foreign objects are accumulated in the foreign object receiving box 206 arranged in the vertical direction due to gravity.

9 to 12 are diagrams showing states of the deposit and withdrawal port mechanism 20 during the payment operation. In addition, FIG. 13 is a flowchart of the deposit and withdrawal port mechanism 20 in the payment operation.

First, the control unit 35 moves the rear plate 204a to the taking-in position (device front) (S301), and moves the rear roller 203d to the open position while the front clamp 210 and the rear clamp 210 are retracted to the outside of the storage unit 205. (the side away from the banknote conveying path 203), the front roller 203c is moved to the closed position (the banknote conveying path 203 side), and the stopper 202 is moved to the retracted position (the lower side of the device) (S302, 303, 304, 305, 306 ). In addition, the order of S301-306 is arbitrary.

Then, as shown in FIG. 9, the control part 35 accumulates the payment|payment banknote conveyed from the arrow Y direction in the accommodating part 205 (S307). After accumulating the payment banknotes, the control unit 35 moves the front clamp 210, the rear clamp 211, and the rear plate 203a (S308, S309) to clamp the banknotes (S310). In addition, the order of S308 and S309 can also be reversed. FIG. 10 shows a state in which banknotes are clamped after completion to S310.

The banknotes clamped by the front clamp 210 and the rear clamp 211 are protruded from the storage part 205 by the clamp belts of the front and rear clamps, and are conveyed to the banknote conveyance path 203 (S311). FIG. 11 shows a state in which the banknotes are transported to the banknote transport path 203 after completion to S311.

After the sensor S6 detects that the banknote has reached the banknote conveyance path 203 (S312: YES), the control part 35 stops the drive of the front clamper 210 and the rear clamper 211 (S313). After that, the control unit 35 moves the rear roller 203d to the closed position (S314), drives the front gripper 210, the rear gripper 211, and the banknote transport path 203, and transports the banknote toward the gate 201 and the stopper 202 (S315). After the sensor S4 detects a banknote (S316: YES), the control part 35 stops the front clamp 210, the rear clamp 211, and the banknote conveyance path 203 (S317), and opens the shutter 201 (S318). Then, the control part 35 drives the banknote conveyance path 203 again (S319), draws out a banknote from the opening part 20a, and stops the conveyance path 203 (S320). Fig. 12 shows a state in which banknotes are drawn out from the opening 20a after completion of S320. After the sensor S4 detects that the banknote is pulled out (when the sensor is turned on) (S321: YES), the control part 35 closes the shutter 201 (S322).

In addition, also when deposit rejection banknotes generate|occur|produce, the process similar to a payment operation|movement is performed. When a deposit-rejected banknote is generated and the separation of the banknote is stopped for some reason, the deposit-rejected banknote and the unseparated banknote are positioned at the front and rear of the partition plate 209 . At this time, the banknote held by the front clamp 210 and the rear clamp 211 in a state straddling the partition plate 209 is delivered to the banknote transport path 203 in a state protruding from the storage portion 205, and is transported to the opening 20a.

As described above, a transport path for collectively transporting banknote bundles is provided on the upper side of the storage section where banknotes are separated and accumulated in the vertical direction, and the transport path extends horizontally to the user's operation surface, thereby providing excellent operability for the user. And it is possible to align the end faces of the banknote bundles arranged in various sizes and postures to prevent skewing and take in the banknote bundles. Therefore, in the subsequent actions of separation, transportation, identification, and accumulation, jamming and rejection can be prevented, and the banknote bundles can be prevented. Provides a highly reliable device. In addition, it is possible to provide a device excellent in removal performance of coins and the like mixed in the banknote bundle.

In addition, since the bundle of banknotes can be aligned with the stopper before the banknotes are inserted, it is possible to prevent skewing and provide a device excellent in conveyance performance.

In addition, by adopting this device, the direction of giving and receiving paper money, cards, receipts and other media discharged from the automatic teller machine is the same as the direction of giving and receiving paper money of the paper money of this device, and it is possible to provide a user-friendly operation device.

In addition, since the transport unit on the upper side of the storage unit can be detached from the storage unit, when the banknotes do not need to be accepted horizontally, by detaching the transport unit, the holders in the storage unit and the user can accept and receive banknotes, which can provide more compact and reliable tall device.

The above descriptions are only preferred embodiments of the present utility model, and are not intended to limit the implementation and protection scope of the present utility model. For those skilled in the art, they should be aware The schemes obtained by making equivalent replacements and obvious changes shall all be included in the protection scope of the present utility model.

Claims (9)

1. A paper processing device, comprising: The deposit and withdrawal department is used for paper deposits and withdrawals; The paper identification department is responsible for the identification of paper; Temporary storage, temporarily storing the papers that have been paid in; Multiple paper storage bins; and The first paper conveying path conveys the paper to each of the above-mentioned parts, The above-mentioned deposit and withdrawal department has: The opening is used to deliver papers in a roughly horizontal state; The storage part stores papers in a roughly upright state; and The second sheet conveyance path connects the opening and the storage portion, and conveys the sheets in a substantially upright state and a substantially horizontal state; it is characterized in that, The above-mentioned paper processing device is provided with an identity detection device and a wireless sensor scanning device, and the above-mentioned identity detection device and the above-mentioned wireless sensor scanning device are respectively connected to the control part of the above-mentioned paper processing device, and the above-mentioned control part has a storage database; The user confirms his identity through the above-mentioned identity detection device, and wirelessly connects with the above-mentioned wireless sensor scanning device through his own portable device, so as to complete deposit and withdrawal operations through the above-mentioned portable device. 2. The sheet processing apparatus according to claim 1, wherein: The above-mentioned identity detection device is an iris scanning device, and the above-mentioned iris scanning device is installed at the height of the above-mentioned paper processing device facing the user's eyes, and the above-mentioned iris scanning device has an iris acquisition module, and the above-mentioned iris acquisition module and the above-mentioned control unit signal connect. 3. The sheet processing apparatus according to claim 1, wherein: The above-mentioned wireless sensor scanning device is an NFC sensor scanning device, and the above-mentioned NFC sensor scanning device has an NFC acquisition module, and the above-mentioned NFC acquisition module is connected to the above-mentioned control part by signal. 4. The sheet processing apparatus according to claim 1, wherein: The second sheet conveyance path is provided above the storage unit. 5. The sheet processing apparatus according to claim 1, wherein: The second sheet conveyance path is configured to be detachable from the storage unit. 6. The sheet processing apparatus according to claim 1, wherein: The said deposit and withdrawal part has the clamp mechanism which switches between clamping and non-clamping of the banknote accommodated in the said storage part. 7. The sheet processing apparatus according to claim 6, wherein: The paper sheet processing apparatus includes a control unit for controlling the respective units, The said control part conveys the banknote held by the said holding mechanism to the said 2nd paper sheet conveyance path at the time of payment transaction. 8. The sheet processing apparatus according to claim 1, wherein: The paper sheet processing apparatus includes a control unit for controlling the respective units, The above-mentioned deposit and payment department also has: a discharge mechanism that discharges the paper to the first paper conveyance path; an accumulating mechanism for accumulating banknotes transported from the first paper transport path; and a partition plate that separates the above-mentioned storage section, The control unit moves the partition plate so as to divide the banknotes discharged by the discharge mechanism from the banknotes stacked by the stacking mechanism. 9. An automatic trading device, characterized in that, The paper sheet processing apparatus as described in any one of Claims 1-8 is provided.