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WO2023149190A1
WO2023149190A1 PCT/JP2023/001119 JP2023001119W WO2023149190A1 WO 2023149190 A1 WO2023149190 A1 WO 2023149190A1 JP 2023001119 W JP2023001119 W JP 2023001119W WO 2023149190 A1 WO2023149190 A1 WO 2023149190A1
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彰宏 名倉
准司 藤田
祐宣 寺尾
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    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
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  • the present invention relates to a banknote processing device.
  • a banknote processing device for depositing and withdrawing banknotes is installed inside an automated teller machine (ATM) installed in financial institutions, stores, etc.
  • ATM automated teller machine
  • As banknote processing apparatuses for example, those described in Japanese Patent No. 3697116 (Patent Document 1) and Japanese Patent No. 5092598 (Patent Document 2) are known.
  • banknote processing devices have a configuration in which a plurality of banknote cassettes with stacking and separation functions and a processing unit that performs banknote deposit/withdrawal, discrimination, and temporary holding are connected by a banknote transport path.
  • the banknote processing apparatus described in Patent Document 1 is simpler and less costly than the banknote processing apparatus described in Patent Document 2 in that the banknote handling mechanism is shared for each banknote storage and the banknote transport path is shortened. configuration can be realized.
  • the deposit/withdrawal unit (C2) moves above the banknote storages (c1-c5) to deposit and withdraw banknotes. It has a structure in which it enters the lower part of the deposit/withdrawal unit (C2) by going up through the banknote inlet/outlet (101) in the upper part of c5). Therefore, the apparatus of Patent Document 1 requires accurate alignment control between the deposit/withdrawal unit (C2) and each banknote storage (c1 to c5).
  • each banknote storage (c1 to c5) since the banknote entrance/exit (101) at the top of each banknote storage (c1 to c5) is open, if an abnormality such as a jam occurs when stacking or taking out banknotes, , the banknotes remain around the banknote inlet/outlet (101), and when the deposit/withdrawal unit (C2) moves, the banknotes may be damaged or lost.
  • An object of the present invention is to provide a highly reliable banknote processing apparatus.
  • a banknote processing apparatus includes a lower unit in which a plurality of banknote cassettes for storing banknotes are arranged in a row in the lateral direction, and a plurality of banknote cassettes arranged above the lower unit. an upper unit that is provided movably in the installation direction and inserts and removes bills from the upper side of the corresponding bill cassette among the plurality of bill cassettes in the longitudinal direction of the bill cassette.
  • banknotes are taken in and out from the upper side of the banknote cassette in the longitudinal direction of the banknote cassette. and reliability is improved.
  • FIG. 2 is an external view of the banknote processing apparatus; 1 is an external view of an ATM device containing a banknote processing device; FIG. Sectional drawing of a banknote processing apparatus. The side view of a banknote processing apparatus. Sectional drawing of a banknote processing apparatus. The perspective view of a banknote cassette.
  • Explanatory drawing of a deposit counting process Explanatory drawing of deposit accommodation processing. It is explanatory drawing of a deposit accommodation process, Comprising: The operation
  • FIG. 4 is an explanatory diagram showing a transport method when banknotes of different denominations are included in the banknotes being transported to the banknote cassette.
  • Explanatory drawing of payment processing FIG. 13 is an explanatory diagram of the withdrawal process following FIG. 12;
  • FIG. 1 shows a perspective view of a banknote handling machine 10.
  • FIG. 2 shows an external view of the ATM device 1.
  • FIG. 3 shows a front view of the banknote handling machine 10.
  • FIG. 4 shows a cross-sectional view of the banknote processing apparatus 10. As shown in FIG. In the drawings below, a part may be shown transparently for easy understanding.
  • the banknote processing apparatus 10 is composed of an upper unit 100 and a lower unit 200.
  • the upper unit 100 has a function as a deposit/withdrawal port for depositing/withdrawing banknotes, a function of discriminating banknotes, a function of temporarily holding banknotes in deposit/withdrawal paper processing, and a lower unit 200 . It also has a separating and stacking function of taking out and storing banknotes from the banknotes.
  • a plurality of banknote cassettes 210a to 210e are arranged side by side.
  • the upper unit 100 runs on rails 300a and 300b provided in the arrangement direction of the banknote cassettes 210a to 210e.
  • the bill cassettes 210a to 210e are referred to as the bill cassette 210 when not distinguished.
  • Rails 300a and 300b are also referred to as rails 300 when they are not distinguished from each other.
  • a stage portion 212 is provided on which banknotes are placed and which moves up and down.
  • the ATM device 1 controls the banknote processing device 10 according to the user's operation.
  • the upper unit 100 stops when it reaches the target banknote cassette 210 and performs banknote deposit/withdrawal processing in the direction of the arrow 520 .
  • An arrow 520 outlines the direction in which bills are conveyed. Although the details will be described later, bills are conveyed in their longitudinal direction (so-called vertical conveyance), and deposited and withdrawn (deposited and withdrawn) from the upper side of the bill cassette 210 in the longitudinal direction.
  • Banknote cassettes 210 store banknotes of predetermined denominations.
  • One or more of the banknote cassettes 210 are used as recovery cassettes for recovering unrecyclable banknotes (reject banknotes) such as severely damaged banknotes (unfit banknotes) and banknotes of unknown authenticity (counterfeit banknotes).
  • it can be used as a loading/recovery cassette for collecting bills from other bill cassettes or, conversely, for replenishing bills to other cassettes.
  • the upper unit 100 further has a wireless power supply section 190 .
  • Each bill cassette 210 has a receiver 230 .
  • the upper unit 100 supplies power from the wireless power supply unit 190 to the reception unit 230 of the banknote cassette (corresponding banknote cassette) located below it in a non-contact manner.
  • the outline of the ATM device 1 using the banknote processing device 10 will be described with reference to FIG.
  • the ATM device 1 includes, for example, a card/statement slip slot 2, a bankbook slot 3, a bill slot 4, a coin slot 5, and a customer operation unit 6.
  • the card/statement slip port 2 is a mechanism that takes in cash cards and credit cards inserted by ATM users, and ejects the cards and statement slips that have been inserted.
  • the passbook port 3 is a mechanism for taking in a passbook inserted by an ATM user and ejecting the taken in passbook.
  • the banknote slot 4 is a mechanism for inserting and removing banknotes when an ATM user deposits and withdraws banknotes.
  • the coin slot 5 is a mechanism for inserting and removing coins when an ATM user deposits and withdraws coins.
  • the customer operation unit 6 includes a touch panel for displaying an ATM operation screen and allowing an ATM user to perform operation input.
  • a banknote processing device 10 is provided below the banknote slot 4 .
  • Banknotes inserted from the banknote slot 4 are discriminated by the banknote processing apparatus 10 and stored in a banknote cassette 210 of a predetermined denomination.
  • the banknote processing apparatus 10 takes out banknotes of a predetermined denomination from the banknote cassette 210 and sends them to the banknote slot 4 .
  • FIG. 5 is a detailed front view of the upper unit 100.
  • the upper unit 100 is mainly composed of a processing mechanism section 100a for discriminating and stacking and separating bills, and a storage mechanism section 100b for depositing/withdrawing bills and temporarily holding bills.
  • the processing mechanism unit 100a is an example of a "banknote processing unit”.
  • the storage mechanism section 100b is an example of a "banknote storage section”.
  • the upper unit 100 is movably provided above the lower unit 200 so that the separating and stacking mechanism 108 covers the banknote opening 214.
  • the processing mechanism unit 100 a includes a control unit 101 , a discrimination unit 102 as a “banknote discrimination unit”, a separation mechanism 104 , a stacking mechanism 106 , a separation stacking mechanism 108 as a “separation stacking unit”, and a transport path 110 . , and the switching gate 112 .
  • the control unit 101 controls the operation of the banknote processing device 10 and operates according to instructions from the control device (not shown) of the ATM device 1 .
  • the discriminating unit 102 performs bill fitness and bill type determination.
  • the separation mechanism 104 takes in bills on the side of the storage mechanism section 100b.
  • the stacking mechanism 106 stores banknotes on the side of the storage mechanism section 100b.
  • the separating and stacking mechanism 108 stores and takes out banknotes with the banknote cassette 210 .
  • the transport path 110 transports banknotes in the longitudinal direction within the processing mechanism section 100a.
  • the switching gate 112 switches the transport direction of bills in the processing mechanism section 100a.
  • the functional unit 108 for separating and stacking banknotes with the banknote cassette 210 is provided only in the processing mechanism unit 100a of the upper unit 100, and is not provided in each banknote cassette 210. This is one of the characteristics of the banknote processing apparatus 10 of the example.
  • the banknote processing apparatus 10 of this embodiment has a simple overall configuration by integrating the function of separating and stacking banknotes, the function of discriminating banknotes, and the function of temporarily holding banknotes in the upper unit 100. and reduce manufacturing costs.
  • a thickness detection sensor (not shown) is arranged to detect overlapping (multiple feeding) of bills fed from the bill cassette 210. As shown in FIG. 5,
  • the discriminating section 102 is mainly composed of a thickness detection sensor, an image detection sensor, a magnetic sensor, and the like (they are all omitted).
  • An image sensing sensor acquires an image of the bill.
  • the magnetic sensor reads the magnetic code provided on the bill.
  • the separation mechanism 104 includes feed rollers 104a and gate rollers 104b.
  • the separating mechanism 104 has a function of separating and feeding the banknotes in the storage mechanism section 100b one by one together with a pickup roller 158, which will be described later.
  • Each roller is surrounded by a high-friction material such as rubber.
  • the banknotes picked up one by one by the pickup roller 158 are drawn into the transport path 110 by the feed roller 104a.
  • double feeding (multiple feeding) of bills is prevented by gate rollers 104b that do not rotate in the bill conveying direction due to the one-way clutch.
  • the stacking mechanism 106 is mainly composed of a banknote transport roller pair.
  • the stacking mechanism 106 stacks bills while aligning them one by one in the storage mechanism section 100b together with an alignment mechanism 160, which will be described later.
  • the separating and accumulating mechanism 108 is composed of a pickup roller, a feed roller, an impeller, a gate roller, and the like.
  • the storage mechanism section 100b includes a banknote slot 150 positioned at the top, a top plate 152, a push plate 154, and a bottom plate 156.
  • the top plate 152 and the push plate 154 can move up and down together or individually.
  • Banknotes are inserted onto the top plate 152 and the push plate 154 from the direction of the arrow 530 through the upper banknote inlet/outlet 150 .
  • the storage mechanism unit 100b is made to function as a banknote deposit/withdrawal port and as a banknote temporary storage unit.
  • the pick-up roller 158 comes into contact with and picks up the top banknote among the banknotes stacked on the top plate 152 and the push plate 154 , and transfers the banknotes one by one to the separation mechanism 104 .
  • the aligning mechanism 160 regulates the left and right positions of the banknotes in the discharge direction (both sides in the short direction) so that the banknotes discharged from the stacking mechanism 106 into the storage mechanism section 100b are not scattered.
  • bills may be stored between the top plate 152 and the push plate 154 depending on the content of the process.
  • the top plate 152 has a hole (not shown) through which a pick-up roller 158 passes, and the pick-up roller 158 positioned above the top plate 152 can pick up banknotes between the top plate 152 and the push plate 154 .
  • the upper unit 100 includes running rollers 180a and 180b.
  • the upper unit 100 moves on the upper surface side of the lower unit 200 by rotating the running rollers 180a and 180b on the rails 300a and 300b.
  • FIG. 6 is a perspective view explaining the structure of the banknote cassette 210.
  • the banknote cassette 210 includes a stage portion 212, a drive portion 212A, an opening portion 214, a shutter portion 216, and a handle 218.
  • the stage unit 212 is loaded with banknotes stacked and moves up and down within the banknote cassette 210 .
  • 212 A of drive parts move the stage part 212 up and down.
  • the opening 214 exchanges bills with the upper unit 100 .
  • the shutter section 216 opens and closes the opening section 214 .
  • the shutter part 216 slides open in the direction of an arrow 540 manually or by an actuator (not shown) when the banknote cassette 210 is loaded into the lower unit 200 so as not to interfere with the delivery of banknotes.
  • the handle 218 is used by maintenance or security personnel when removing and carrying the bill cassette 210 from the bill processor 10 .
  • the banknote cassette 210 is not provided with a mechanism for stacking and separating banknotes.
  • Each banknote cassette 210 of the banknote processing apparatus 10 of this embodiment shares the separating and stacking mechanism 108 provided in the upper unit 100, thereby realizing stacking and separating of banknotes in the banknote cassette 210.
  • FIG. 1 A block diagram illustrating an exemplary computing environment in accordance with the present disclosure.
  • the size of the shutter section 216 will be explained. Of the two sides of the rectangular shutter portion 216, the dimension of the side corresponding to the short side direction of the bill (two-way arrow 216X in FIG. 6) is set slightly longer than the length of the bill in the short side direction. There is Of the sides of the shutter portion 216, the dimension of the side corresponding to the longitudinal direction of the banknote (two-way arrow 216Y in FIG. 6) is set shorter than the length of the banknote in the longitudinal direction.
  • the area of the shutter part 216 is the minimum required for the separating and stacking mechanism 108 in the upper unit 100 to come into contact with the banknotes in the banknote cassette 210 through the opening 214 and feed out (separate) the banknotes one by one. is preferably set as the area of By setting the area of the shutter portion 216, that is, the area of the opening portion 214 to the minimum required for passage of bills, it is possible to insert and withdraw bills one by one with high reliability.
  • Power supply and communication to the actuators and sensors built into the banknote cassette 210 may be performed from the banknote processing apparatus main body 10 side via a detachable connector (not shown) for power supply provided in the banknote cassette 210 .
  • the upper unit 100 is provided with the wireless power supply unit 190, and each banknote cassette 210 is provided with the reception unit 230, so that the upper unit 100 wirelessly supplies power to and communicates with the banknote cassettes 210 immediately below. may be performed. That is, when the upper unit 100 is positioned above a predetermined banknote cassette 210 in order to deposit and withdraw banknotes, wireless power supply and communication are performed with the banknote cassette 210 .
  • the opening 214 for banknotes to pass is provided on the upper side of the banknote cassette 210 (upper left side in FIG. 1), and the upper unit 100 is a separation stacking mechanism. 108 is provided movably above the lower unit 200 so as to cover the opening 214 .
  • the upper unit 100 reciprocates in the arrangement direction of each banknote cassette 210 on the upper surface side of the lower unit 200 without interfering with the banknote cassettes 210.
  • the predetermined banknote cassette 210 wirelessly powers and communicates with and deposits and withdraws bills.
  • the processing mechanism section 100a of the upper unit 100 is provided so as to cover the opening 214 and protrude slightly from the side surface of the banknote cassette 210 . Since the area of the opening 214 is set to the minimum required for bills to pass through, jams do not occur when bills are taken in and out, and bills do not come out of the bill cassette 210 when they are separated and stacked. can be suppressed, and reliability is improved.
  • the banknote processing apparatus 10 is roughly divided into (1) deposit counting process, (2) deposit storage process, and (3) withdrawal process.
  • Deposit counting processing involves determining the denomination of banknotes inserted by the user at the time of a deposit transaction in the discrimination unit 102, and temporarily holding the banknotes while performing authenticity determination and fitness determination. This is the process of determining the denomination and number of coins.
  • Deposit storage processing means that after the denomination and number of banknotes inserted by the user are determined in the deposited banknote counting process (after the user approves the counting result), the confirmed banknotes that have been temporarily withheld are sorted by specified denomination. This is processing for storing in the banknote cassette 210 .
  • Withdrawal processing is a process of feeding banknotes of the denomination and number specified by the user from a predetermined banknote cassette 210 and conveying them to the storage mechanism section 100b as a payment port.
  • FIG. 7A and 7B are explanatory diagrams simplified to facilitate understanding of the operations of the top plate 152 and the push plate 154.
  • FIG. 7A and 7B are explanatory diagrams simplified to facilitate understanding of the operations of the top plate 152 and the push plate 154.
  • banknotes 700 and the movement of top plate 152 and push plate 154 during normal deposit counting processing will be described with reference to FIGS. 7(1) to 7(3).
  • bills 700 to be deposited are inserted from the upper part of the storage mechanism section 100b, or banknotes 700 to be deposited are placed on the top plate 152 and the push plate 154 by a banknote take-in mechanism (not shown). is placed.
  • the top plate 152 and the push plate 154 are integrated until the top banknote of the banknotes 700 placed contacts the upper pickup roller (see reference numeral 158 in FIG. 3). and rise.
  • banknotes are piled up on the bottom plate 156 one by one along the route indicated by the thick line arrow, while the banknote type is determined and the number of banknotes is counted.
  • the operation of taking out the banknotes is completed, and the process shifts to processing such as confirmation of the counting result by the user.
  • 7(1), 7(2) and 7(4) to 7(6) are used for the deposit counting process when there are unacceptable rejected banknotes among the banknotes inserted by the user. to explain.
  • FIGS. 7(1) and 7(2) while the banknotes on the top plate 152 and the push plate 154 are being conveyed onto the bottom plate 156, as shown in FIG. 7(4), a rejected banknote 702 is detected, the transportation of the rejected banknote 702 is temporarily stopped.
  • the rejected banknote 702 is conveyed onto the push plate 154 .
  • the push plate 154 is lifted again, and the remaining bills are conveyed between the push plate 154 and the bottom plate 156.
  • the rejected banknote 702 is finally accommodated in the space between the top plate 152 and the push plate 154 , and all the other banknotes are present on the bottom plate 156 .
  • the rejected banknote 702 can be returned to the user with the top plate 152 retracted.
  • the rejected banknotes 702 may be taken out and discriminated again, and if they are determined not to be rejected banknotes, they may be placed on other banknotes on the bottom plate 156 .
  • FIGS. 8(1) and 8(2) schematically illustrate this situation.
  • a dashed arrow indicates that the push plate 154 retreats to the right side of the drawing and enters the lower side of the banknote 700.
  • FIG. 9 the push plate 154 retreats in the depth direction (Z direction) in FIG.
  • the upper surface of the bottom plate 156 is formed with a plurality of recesses with open ends in the Z direction so that the push plate 154 can enter below the banknotes 700 placed on the bottom plate 156 .
  • the pressing plate 154 is formed in a comb shape that can pass through the plurality of recesses.
  • the comb tooth-shaped portion of the push plate 154 enters the concave portion of the bottom plate 156 from the right side in the Z direction, so that (the comb tooth portion of) the push plate 154 can enter below the bill on the bottom plate 156. .
  • FIG. 10 corresponds to FIG. 8(4).
  • the bills on the push plate 154 are picked up by the pick-up roller 158, transported along the broken line route in FIG.
  • the shutter 216 of the banknote cassette 210 moves leftward as indicated by arrow 540 in FIG. Then, the stage portion 212 of the banknote cassette 210 is raised to a position for accepting banknotes, and the stage portion 212 is gradually lowered according to the number of banknotes placed on the stage portion 212 .
  • banknotes of different denominations cannot be stored in the same banknote cassette 210 .
  • banknotes of a different denomination are temporarily held in the storage space between the push plate 154 and the bottom plate 156, and after all other banknotes of the same denomination are stored in the banknote cassette 210, the temporarily held banknotes of the different denomination are stored.
  • the upper unit 100 is moved to the banknote cassette 210 corresponding to the banknotes, and the banknotes of the different denomination temporarily reserved are stored in the banknote cassette 210.
  • the rejected banknote is temporarily held in the storage space between the push plate 154 and the bottom plate 156 . Then, after storing all other normal banknotes in the banknote cassette 210, the upper unit 100 is moved to the banknote cassette 210 set as a recovery cassette, and the temporarily held rejected banknotes are conveyed to the banknote cassette 210 for recovery. .
  • FIGS. 11(1) to 11(4) are diagrams for schematically explaining the above-described banknote transport.
  • a different denomination (or a rejected banknote) 704 is detected while banknotes between the top plate 152 and the push plate 154 are stored and transported to the stage portion 212 of the banknote cassette 210 ((1) in FIG. 11)
  • the top Dispensing of banknotes between the plate 152 and the push plate 154 is temporarily stopped, and a different denomination (or rejected) banknote 704 is conveyed onto the bottom plate 156 (FIG. 11(2)).
  • the upper unit 100 when there are multiple denominations of banknotes temporarily reserved, the upper unit 100 is first moved to the top of the banknote cassette 210 of the largest denomination, and the banknotes of the target denomination are placed on the banknotes. Store in a cassette. At that time, banknotes of denominations other than the target denomination and rejected banknotes are sorted so as to be accumulated on the bottom plate 156 (FIG. 11). After that, the upper unit 100 is moved to the banknote cassette 210 of the denomination with the next largest number of banknotes, and the above-described storage operation is repeated.
  • the operation of the withdrawal process will be explained using FIGS. 12 and 13.
  • the upper unit 100 is moved onto the bill cassette 210 of the denomination to be dispensed.
  • the push plate 154 is lowered to a position overlapping the bottom plate 156 to secure a space for storing banknotes to be drawn out and dispensed from the banknote cassette 210 .
  • the top plate 152 is located just above the separation opening of the stacking mechanism 106 and serves as a lid for preventing bills from scattering in the upper space.
  • the top plate 152 may be positioned directly above the bottom plate 156 integrally with the push plate 154 .
  • stage portion 212 of the banknote cassette 210 is raised until the banknote contacts the pick-up roller 108A of the separating and stacking mechanism 108 and a certain pressure is applied (separation position).
  • the longitudinal length of the banknote exposed from the opening 214 of the banknote cassette 210 is half or less, preferably one-third or less of the longitudinal length of the banknote. .
  • more than half of the surface area of the banknotes is positioned within the banknote cassette 210.
  • banknote jams, separation and stacking are less likely to occur. It is possible to reduce the deviation of banknotes out of the cassette at times, and improve the reliability.
  • the feed roller 108B and the pickup roller 108A of the separating and stacking mechanism 108 are rotated to feed the banknotes from the banknote cassette 210 .
  • the impeller 108C for storing banknotes and the gate roller 108D (details omitted) arranged coaxially prevent the occurrence of feeding out two bills (multiple feeding). Banknotes passing between the feed roller 108B and the gate roller 108D are accumulated in the storage space between the top plate 152 and the push plate 154 .
  • the bills immediately after passing between the feed roller 108B and the gate roller 108D are checked for double feeding by a thickness detection sensor (not shown).
  • a double-fed banknote is detected, the feeding of banknotes from the banknote cassette 210 is temporarily stopped.
  • the push plate 154 rises toward the top plate 152, and the multi-fed bills (rejected bills) are stacked below the push plate 154 (on the bottom plate 156).
  • the push plate 154 is lowered to the bottom plate 156 side again, and the bill cassette 210 is fed until all the remaining bills for withdrawal are conveyed onto the push plate 154 .
  • the top plate 152 is retracted and the bills are dispensed to the user.
  • the rejected banknotes temporarily held between the push plate 154 and the bottom plate 156 are moved to the top of the push plate 154 by the same pick-up operation as shown in FIGS. 11(3) and 11(4).
  • the upper unit 100 moves above the collection cassette, and the rejected banknotes are conveyed to the collection cassette and collected.
  • the upper unit 100 When dispensing banknotes of a plurality of denominations, the upper unit 100 is moved to the upper portion of the banknote cassette 210 of the corresponding denomination for each denomination, and the aforementioned dispensing operation is performed.
  • each banknote cassette 210 shares the separating and stacking mechanism 108 built in the upper unit 100, so there is no need to provide a separating and stacking function in each banknote cassette.
  • the configuration can be simplified and the cost can be reduced.
  • banknotes are conveyed only in a closed area within the upper unit 100, and the storage mechanism section 100b of the upper unit 100 realizes a deposit/withdrawal section and a temporary storage section. , the size of the banknote processing apparatus 10 can be reduced, and the cost can be reduced.
  • the separating and stacking mechanism 108 of the upper unit 100 separates and stacks banknotes in the longitudinal direction with respect to the opening 214 provided in each banknote cassette 210 only. Even if the banknote sizes (the lengths in the longitudinal direction) are different, the banknotes can be easily aligned by the aligning mechanism 160, and the reliability can be improved.

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L'invention concerne un dispositif de traitement de billets de banque hautement fiable. Un dispositif de traitement de billets de banque (10) est équipé d'une unité inférieure (200), dans laquelle une pluralité de cassettes de billets de banque (210) pour stocker des billets de banque sont agencées en une rangée dans sa direction courte, et d'une unité supérieure (100), qui est positionnée au-dessus de l'unité inférieure, est disposée de façon à pouvoir se déplacer dans une direction (510) dans laquelle la pluralité de cassettes de billets de banque sont agencées, et dans laquelle et à partir de laquelle des billets de banque peuvent être insérés ou retirés dans la direction longitudinale desdites cassettes de billets de banque au niveau d'une section latérale supérieure de la cassette de billets de banque correspondante parmi la pluralité de cassettes de billets de banque. Des billets de banque sont insérés et retirés dans le sens de la longueur des cassettes de billets de banque au niveau de ladite section latérale supérieure des cassettes de billets de banque (210), et par conséquent, la fiabilité est améliorée en permettant d'empêcher les billets de banque d'être endommagés ou manquants en raison d'une anomalie de billets de banque lors de l'insertion ou du retrait des billets de banque.
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