JPS59167791A - Guide display for cash transaction processor - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] This bulletin contains application data before electronic filing, so abstract data is not recorded.

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] <Technical Field of the Invention> The present invention is directed to a customer operation guide display section provided in an automatic teller machine or a cash machine i1+1+ payment machine, during machine processing such as recording unrecorded data in a passbook. The present invention relates to a guide display method in a cash transaction processing device that displays specific details.

<Background of the Invention> Conventionally, when a customer makes a deposit at a deposit machine, for example, unrecorded data is recorded in a passbook before recording the deposit transaction data. During this process, characters such as ``Processing is now in progress. Please wait for a while.'' are displayed on the guidance display section. However, this display continues until printing of unrecorded data including current transaction data is completed, and if there is a large amount of unrecorded data, the machine is on standby and customers are worried about machine breakdowns, etc. There are some inconveniences. .

<Purpose of the Invention> In order to solve the above-mentioned inconvenience, the present invention, when displaying on the information display section that machine processing is in progress, also displays the specific content currently being processed by the machine, thereby making it easier for customers to use the machine. An object of the present invention is to provide a guidance display method in a cash transaction processing device that eliminates anxiety during waiting times.

<Structure and Effects of the Invention> In order to achieve the above [-'l old], in the present invention, each entry data received from the center device is entered into the passbook, and at the same time, characters indicating that the machine processing is in progress are displayed on the guidance display section. Then, we decided to display the details of the bookkeeping process in detail.

According to the present invention, customers can see the specific details of machine processing at a glance, and can avoid worrying about machine breakdowns while waiting.
In addition, during machine processing, the bookkeeping information can be obtained at the same time, and the purpose of the invention is achieved. - <Description of Embodiments> Fig. 1 shows an automatic teller machine equipped with a guide display means according to the present invention. 12, a cash card insertion slot 13 and a cash withdrawal slot 14, one end of the central part of the drawing is provided with a bill insertion slot 15 and a bill return slot 16, and the other end is provided with a keyboard 17.The keyboard 17 has a guide. The automatic teller machine 1 has a plurality of function keys for specifying transaction contents on both sides of the CRT display section 2 that displays characters, a numeric keypad, a place key for amount, etc., and various keys such as a confirmation key, a correction key, a cancellation key, etc. , is connected to the center equipment 4 via a communication line 41, and the center equipment 4 has a file containing information regarding customer deposits and withdrawals.

FIG. 2 shows an example of the circuit configuration of an automatic teller machine, in which the control processing unit ff3 (Central Process
ing (Jnit, hereinafter simply referred to as [CI) U J]
and a ROM (R) that stores the programs shown in Figure 3.
RAM (Randon Access Memory) and RAM (Randon Access Memory) that stores various data.
a transmission control means 34 for transmitting and receiving information between the memory 31 including (ss~iemory) and the center device 4;
It is equipped with a display control means 32 for displaying unrecorded data on the CR7 display section 2, and a passbook processing control means 33 for recording unrecorded data in a passbook, and the C)'U3 is a memory 3.
The program stored in the ROM of 1 is decoded and kΔM
The display control means 32 executes various processing related to transactions while writing and reading various data to and from the display control means 32;
The input/output operations of the passbook processing control means 33 and transmission control means 34 are controlled.

Fig. 3 shows the operational flow for recording and displaying the contents of a deposit at the time of deposit.In step 51, the user inserts the passbook into the passbook insertion slot 12, and in step 52, the passbook number recorded on the magnetic stripe of the passbook and the deposit are transferred. Data such as the remaining amount and the date and time of the last transaction are read. Next, when the customer inserts banknotes into the banknote slot 15 at step 53, the input banknotes are counted at step 54, and the CR7 display section 2 displays the amount inserted and [If the amount is correct, press the confirmation button. ” will be displayed. If the input amount does not match the displayed amount, the customer presses the cancel key. As a result, the determination in step 55, "Is the confirmation key on?" is "NO", and the result is step 63.
．． After one step, the banknote is returned to the banknote return slot 16. If you press the key to confirm whether the counted amount is correct for the customer, step 55
The determination is ``YES'', and in step 56 the information related to reading and counting is transmitted to the center device 4.Then, in step 57, the center device 4 sends a message indicating ``transaction possible'' including the bookkeeping data as shown in FIG. When receiving the message, the determination in step 58 as to whether transaction is possible becomes YES', and the process proceeds to step 59. If trading is not possible, step 58
becomes 'NO', and the process proceeds to step 63, where the inserted banknotes are returned.

In step 59, it is determined whether or not the received message includes record data. In this case, the determination is °"l'Es", and in the next step 60, unrecorded data is printed on the passbook (5th Along with .・nu1), a guide letter asking you to wait,
The specific contents being recorded are displayed on the CR-1 display section 21 as shown in FIG.

As described above, the printing process on the L length is completed, and the center device 4
When the blank unrecorded data is received, the answer is "YES" in step 59, and the same printing and display processing as described in l?rlI is executed (step 60).Thus, the data is sent from the center device 4. When the completion message is received, the determination in step 59 is NO'', and in step 61 the deposit balance, date and time of the last transaction, etc. are recorded on the magnetic stripe of the bankbook, and in the next step 62, the bankbook is returned and the transaction is completed.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1 is a perspective view of an automatic teller machine, Figure 2 is a block diagram showing an example of the circuit configuration of an automatic teller machine, Figure 3 is a flowchart showing the flow of operations, and Figure 4 is an explanation of received messages. FIG. 5 is an explanatory diagram of an example of bookkeeping, and FIG. 6 is an explanatory diagram of an example of display. 1...Automated teller machine 2...(, RT display section 3...CI
' L132...Display control means 33...Passbook processing control means 34...Transmission control means 2)

Claims (1)

[Claims] A guide display method in a cash transaction processing device that records unrecorded data received from a center device in a passbook, and at the same time displays text indicating that machine processing is in progress on a guide display unit, and specifically displays contents of the record processing in progress.