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WO1994011848A1 - Systeme a conteneurs amovibles d'argent et dispositif de comptabilisation du contenu des conteneurs - Google Patents

Systeme a conteneurs amovibles d'argent et dispositif de comptabilisation du contenu des conteneurs Download PDF

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WO1994011848A1
WO1994011848A1 PCT/DE1993/001066 DE9301066W WO9411848A1 WO 1994011848 A1 WO1994011848 A1 WO 1994011848A1 DE 9301066 W DE9301066 W DE 9301066W WO 9411848 A1 WO9411848 A1 WO 9411848A1
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Kurt Kammerer
Ralph Dietmar Krysiak
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Klüssendorf Ag
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    • G07DHANDLING OF COINS OR VALUABLE PAPERS, e.g. TESTING, SORTING BY DENOMINATIONS, COUNTING, DISPENSING, CHANGING OR DEPOSITING
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    • G07DHANDLING OF COINS OR VALUABLE PAPERS, e.g. TESTING, SORTING BY DENOMINATIONS, COUNTING, DISPENSING, CHANGING OR DEPOSITING
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    • G07DHANDLING OF COINS OR VALUABLE PAPERS, e.g. TESTING, SORTING BY DENOMINATIONS, COUNTING, DISPENSING, CHANGING OR DEPOSITING
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    • G07DHANDLING OF COINS OR VALUABLE PAPERS, e.g. TESTING, SORTING BY DENOMINATIONS, COUNTING, DISPENSING, CHANGING OR DEPOSITING
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    • G07FCOIN-FREED OR LIKE APPARATUS
    • G07F19/00Complete banking systems; Coded card-freed arrangements adapted for dispensing or receiving monies or the like and posting such transactions to existing accounts, e.g. automatic teller machines
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    • G07CHECKING-DEVICES
    • G07FCOIN-FREED OR LIKE APPARATUS
    • G07F19/00Complete banking systems; Coded card-freed arrangements adapted for dispensing or receiving monies or the like and posting such transactions to existing accounts, e.g. automatic teller machines
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    • G07F19/00Complete banking systems; Coded card-freed arrangements adapted for dispensing or receiving monies or the like and posting such transactions to existing accounts, e.g. automatic teller machines
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    • G07FCOIN-FREED OR LIKE APPARATUS
    • G07F5/00Coin-actuated mechanisms; Interlocks
    • G07F5/20Coin-actuated mechanisms; Interlocks specially adapted for registering coins as credit, e.g. mechanically actuated
    • G07F5/22Coin-actuated mechanisms; Interlocks specially adapted for registering coins as credit, e.g. mechanically actuated electrically actuated

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  • the invention relates to a system with removable value containers according to the preamble of claim 1 and a device for billing the contents of the value container originating from systems with removable value containers.
  • a system of the type specified is known from DE-A-2 730 587. It comprises ticket dispensers with exchangeable coin cassettes as a means of payment.
  • Each output device has means for data-technical recording of the amount of the means of payment contained in the means of payment means at the beginning and during an application.
  • Each output device also has means for data security of information about the amounts of the means of payment contained in the means of payment at the end of an application.
  • Diode matrices on selected means of payment means and further flow signal transmitters are used as means for detecting the amount of the amount of means of payment contained in the means of payment means. These funds are connected to a control and arithmetic unit. A data and a read-only memory are assigned to the control and arithmetic unit. The diode matrices emit a coded signal on the basis of which an identification of the relevant payment medium store is possible. At the beginning of an application, these coded signals are written into the data memory by the control and arithmetic unit. For the coded ⁇ signals, information is stored from a read-only memory which shows the magnitude of the amounts at the beginning Specify an application in the payment media stores in an application. This information is given unchangeably.
  • the continuous signal transmitters send signals to the control and arithmetic unit which indicate how large the inflows and outflows of the means of payment at the respective security containers are.
  • the control and arithmetic unit updates the information held in the data memory for the individual value containers über about the amounts of the means of payment contained in the respective value containers.
  • the data stored in the data memory is transferred to a recording device, e.g. secured by a printer.
  • This recording device must be connected before opening the dispenser. If the recording device is inoperative or not connected, the output device is blocked. The blockade can only be removed by a specially authorized person.
  • the cashier takes the exchanged security containers along with the printed data to a central evaluation point. There the security containers are emptied and checked against the printed data. They are also prepared for a next exchange.
  • a disadvantage of such systems is that the maintenance by the recording service is time-consuming and cumbersome.
  • the recording device must be carried alongside the security containers. If one recording device remains at each of the output devices, a corresponding number of recording devices are necessary. This increases the costs and the material expenditure.
  • the checkout in the central evaluation point is cumbersome and manipulable, because the value container and the printout are available and processed separately.
  • a further disadvantage is that the dispensing devices are fixed to the predetermined filling quantities of the value containers which are newly exchanged during a cash service maintenance and therefore cannot be easily adjusted to different conditions at the locations of use.
  • the basic idea of the invention is to store the content data physically integrated with the security containers. This ensures that the content data of a value container always match the actual content during the transport of the value container. Before the containers are removed from a system, the system stores the content data in the containers.
  • a checkout service can now be carried out more quickly because, for example, no user input is required and only the components need to be replaced. It is a higher operating safety security through automatic detection of operating errors. There is also a higher security standard with regard to manipulations.
  • the cash accounting in the central accounting office can be automated because a direct comparison of booking data and content data is possible.
  • the flexibility of the system with regard to adaptation to the environment requirements of the installation site is increased because individual fill quantities, for example in the case of the means of payment, are possible.
  • the security containers used to collect and provide the various means of payment are usually from time to time by an authorized person
  • the security containers can only be opened in the central accounting office by appropriately authorized personnel in order to rule out manipulation possibilities during transportation there.
  • an additional data carrier can be assigned to the individual value containers, which contains information on the respective value container. In addition to identification numbers, this also includes information about the current amount of the content.
  • the value determined when the contents of the value container are counted is compared in the central accounting office with the value recorded on the data carrier. The comparison ends positively if a match is found in the values. If a difference is found, it can be investigated whether the theft is by an operator or whether an issue has been made. direction worked incorrectly.
  • the additional data carrier can be carried independently of the value container. It can be, for example, a printout of a recording device which is only connected to a system during an exchange action or which is already permanently installed there. However, it can also be, for example, an electronic data carrier that is firmly connected to the security container and is taken directly with the security container.
  • a disadvantage of the previous method of billing the value containers is that in the central billing center, the contents of the value containers are counted, the additional data carriers are evaluated and the results of the various actions are summarized in separate work processes and in some cases different places.
  • many activities are carried out by hand when these operations are carried out, without inclusion in a well-functioning overall process concept.
  • the time required for billing is therefore relatively high.
  • a large number of low-authorized employees have access to the contents of the security containers and the information on the additional data carrier, which increases the risk of human error in making mistakes and exerting influence.
  • a device designed in a further development of the invention is used for billing the contents of the value containers originating from systems with removable value containers, which features the features of Claim 3 is characterized.
  • This device has a computer unit that the Billing and also a reinitialization by correspondingly describing the electronic means of the security containers.
  • An automatic value counting device can be connected to the computer unit to support the execution of an automatic calculation. If the automatic value counter is also equipped with an automatic value filling and value emptying function, the settlement can be carried out completely automatically. The time expenditure and the risk of human volatility errors and influencing is thereby minimized.
  • FIG. 1 shows a basic circuit diagram of that part of a universal ticket machine which is responsible for accepting values and possibly returning values
  • FIG. 2 shows a device for billing the contents of valuables from machines according to FIG. 1.
  • a residual money storage RS and an end cash desk EKMV are provided for coins.
  • a banknote processing module BVM and an end checkout EKBV for banknotes are provided for banknote processing.
  • the first computer unit PCI can be a personal computer.
  • the additional residual money storage ZRS is divided into three components ZRS1, ZRS2, ZRS3. Each component is assigned to one of several possible coin types.
  • the residual money store RS, the end cash register EKMV for coin processing and the final cash register EKBV for bank note processing can be divided into several components.
  • the additional residual money storage ZRS1, ZRS2, ZRS3, the residual money storage RS and the end checkouts EKMV and EKBV for coin processing and banknote processing come into question for exchange campaigns.
  • the individual components ZRS1, ZRS2, ZRS3 of the additional residual money memory ZRS each have an electrically erasable and programmable read-only memory EEPZRS1, EEPZRS2, EEPZRS3.
  • the EKMV cash register for coin processing and the EKBV cash register for banknote processing also have an electrically erasable and programmable read-only memory EEPMV and EEPBV.
  • the first computer unit PCI is connected via an ICE bus, here indicated by simple connecting lines, to the individual components ZRS1, ZRS2, ZRS3 of the additional residual money memory ZRS as well as to the residual money memory RS and the banknote processing module BVM.
  • the first computer unit PCI is still connected via the ICE bus to the respective electrically erasable and programmable fixed value memories EEPZRS1, EEPZRS2, EEPZRS3, EEPMV, EEPBV.
  • the sensor devices are for example, through flow signal transmitters, which determine cash flows through channels and forward corresponding messages to the first computer unit PCI.
  • the first computer unit PCI thus becomes aware of all changes in one of the parts presented.
  • the electrically erasable and programmable fixed value memories EEPZRS1, EEPZRS2, EEPZRS3, EEPMV, EEPBV contain information about the content of the means of payment contained in the respective means of payment and the information generally describing the respective memory.
  • the respective memory can be identified, for example, on the basis of the generally descriptive information.
  • EEPZRS1, EEPZRS2, EEPZRS3, EEPMV, EEPBV e.g. the EEPROMs known from Valvo under the designation PCF8582A are used.
  • a cash desk employee periodically exchanges the EKMV, EKBV cash registers for coin processing and banknote processing for empty cash registers. He also exchanges empty additional ZRS money stores for full ones. First he opens the door of the universal ticket machine. He then identifies himself to the machine using a chip card. He can exchange money containers without the machine reporting a burglar alarm.
  • An automatic sensor system detects the door opening, whereupon the
  • Universal ticket machine closes the sales application and switches to an "out of order" state.
  • the cash register Data that is stored in the working memory of the first computer unit PCI during the sales application is then transferred to the electrically erasable and programmable read-only memories EEPZRS1, EEPZRS2, EEPZRS3, EEPMV, EEPBV of the cash-carrying payment memory ZRS1, ZRS2, ZRS3 at the latest , EKMV, EKBV written and saved there.
  • EEPZRS1, EEPZRS2, EEPZRS3, EEPMV, EEPBV of the cash-carrying payment memory ZRS1, ZRS2, ZRS3 at the latest , EKMV, EKBV written and saved there.
  • Means of payment correspond to the actual stock of means of payment. This is important in the "door open” state, because the cashier-friendly employee has the option of exchanging means of payment as desired. Regardless of how he carries out an exchange, it is guaranteed after the exchange that the information in the electrically erasable and programmable read-only memory of the used means of payment again corresponds to its actual content.
  • EEPZRS1, EEPZRS2, EEPZRS3, EEPMV, EEPBV can provide information about:
  • the chip card can provide this person with the identification number of the cash desk employee. Except for the identification number of the cash desk employee, the other information described is saved in any case at the "door open" time. The last information is not yet saved because at this point it is not yet clear whether the machine is not only was opened for technical repair or general inspection. Only with the identification number of the cashier employee does the first computing unit PCI control the machine into a state that allows the exchange of means of payment. As a preliminary stage of this safeguard, it can also be provided that the cash desk employee has made himself known to the first computer unit PCI with a chip identification, for example "cash desk maintenance", as a person authorized for the exchange of means of payment, in order to differentiate between other cash desk staff To be able to distinguish employees. Each exchange attempt without the corresponding identification leads to an alarm message and the machine being blocked, controlled by the computer unit PC.
  • a chip identification for example "cash desk maintenance”
  • the cashier After the end of an exchange process, the cashier confirms this processing, whereupon the first computing unit PCI of the machine lists the new means of payment configuration for checking via a printer or screen. All backups of the information on the electrically erasable and programmable fixed value memories can additionally be stored on a hard disk of the first computer unit PCI.
  • the first computing unit PCI starts the sales application.
  • the information from the payment medium stores ZRS1, ZRS2, ZRS3, EKMV, EKBV is read out from the respective electrically erasable and programmable fixed value memories EEPZRS1, EEPZRS2, EEPZRS3, EEPMV, EEPBV and into the working memory of the first computer unit PCI transfer.
  • a ticket sale now only results in the update of the money data counter in the working memory.
  • the information in the electrically erasable and programmable read-only memories EEPZRS1, EEPZRS2, EEPZRS3, EEPMV, EEPBV is not yet updated in the present exemplary embodiment. They still give the was pending at the start of the sales application.
  • This information is only updated at the end of a sales application.
  • the end of a sales application can be given, for example, by opening the machine door or by a power failure. Updating the information in the electrically erasable and programmable fixed value memories EEPZRS1, EEPZRS2, EEPZRS3, EEPMV, EEPBV only at these times increases the lifespan of these modules and accelerates the sales application.
  • the exchanged means of payment are emptied or replenished and reinitialized in the central evaluation point.
  • the new amount of the means of payment means, the date of the last settlement and the identification number of the employee of the central settlement point are written into the electrically erasable and programmable read-only memory.
  • each means of payment memory is assigned information about the amount of the means of payment contained and can be read out by the first computer unit PCI of a universal ticket machine, it is possible to fill up the individual means of payment to be more variable.
  • a universal ticket vending machine can be variably adapted or optimized to the change resulting from the tariff structure at the place of installation.
  • the residual money storage RS has not yet been particularly mentioned, but here too the solution with an electrically erasable and programmable read-only memory can come into play.
  • the RS remaining money stores are not cyclically exchanged for coin processing and banknote processing like the additional ZRSl, ZRS2, ZRS3 or the end tills EKMV, EKBV, but, as they are self-filling, generally remain in the universal ticket machine for a longer period of time.
  • they are used by the central billing point, pre-initialized with the fill values.
  • the corresponding information is read by the respective first computer unit PCI at the beginning of the sales application and is kept in the working memory during sales.
  • the current values are then stored at the latest in the electrically erasable and programmable read-only memories of the remaining money stores RS. This also ensures that the information in the electrically erasable and programmable fixed value memories is up-to-date for the residual money storage RS at the "door open" time.
  • FIG. 2 shows a device for billing the contents of valuables that come from systems with removable valuables and that have electronic means EM for data security of information, among other things. about the amount of the content of e.g. are assigned to the respective cash container.
  • the value containers do not necessarily have to be money containers. However, this is assumed again for the following description.
  • the device shown in FIG. 2 has a second computer unit PC2, to which a device for external inputs T and an optical display instrument BS are connected.
  • the second computer unit PC2 has one
  • connection point for connecting the electronic means EM of the money container can be a monitor
  • the device for external inputs T can be a keyboard
  • the electronic means EM can be the so-called EEPROM modules.
  • the EEPROM components can often be electrically deleted and programmed by the second computer unit PC2 via the connection point.
  • an automatic money counting device AGE is connected to the second computer unit PC2, which automatically counts the money contained in a money container. The result is provided by this device in the form of signals that can be processed by the second computer unit PC2.
  • the automatic money counting device AGE can at the same time be designed in such a way that, in addition to counting money, it also empties or fills len the money container performs.
  • the second computer unit PC2 has a calculation component which compares the information about the amount of the associated content obtained from the electronic means of the money container with other information about the amount of the content of the money container.
  • the other information about the amount of the contents of the money container can be provided by the automatic money counter device AGE or by the device for external inputs T. The result of the comparison is documented in a corresponding message which can be processed by the second computer unit PC2.
  • the second computer unit PC2 has an initialization component which, after a billing and filling or emptying process of the cash container, automatically writes back the corresponding values and the otherwise necessary data such as the date and time of the billing and the like into the electronic means EM of the cash container . In this way, even when the cash containers are transported back to a system with self-collecting dispensing devices, it is ensured that the content of the cash containers matches the data relating to the content.
  • the second computing unit PC2 can be connected to a superordinate computer for the transmission of data serving statistical purposes.
  • the networking of several accounting stations with a higher-level computer enables local, regional and national monetary value conversions to be determined in systems with self-collecting output devices.

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Afin d'accélérer et d'éliminer les manipulations requises pour effectuer des travaux d'entretien de systèmes d'encaissement, par exemple l'échange de conteneurs amovibles d'argent dans des systèmes disposant de tels conteneurs d'argent, et afin d'améliorer la souplesse d'utilisation et de multiplier les possibilités d'utilisation de ces systèmes, les conteneurs d'argent (par exemple ZRS, EKMV, EKBV) sont équipés de mémoires de valeurs constantes électriquement effaçables et programmables (par exemple EEPZRS, EEPMV, EEPBV) dans lesquelles des informations prédéterminées sont enregistrées. Ces mémoires de constantes sont connectées dans le système à un ordinateur (PC) qui lit à des moments prédéterminés, des informations dans les mémoires de valeurs constantes électriquement effaçables et programmables et les réinscrit dans les mémoires après les avoir mises à jour. Un dispositif de comptabilisation du contenu de ces conteneurs comprend un ordinateur pourvu d'un dispositif d'entrée extérieur et d'un instrument d'affichage optique. L'ordinateur comprend un raccord permettant la connexion avec les éléments électroniques des conteneurs et la transmission de données entre les conteneurs et l'ordinateur.
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