JP5542485B2 - Money deposit device - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a money depositing apparatus in which money such as sales proceeds of a store is deposited and a storage cassette for storing the deposited money is detachable.

  Retail stores such as supermarkets have installed a depositing device having a function of depositing sales in the store to manage sales. The depositing device takes in money into the machine, identifies the denomination, counts the deposit amount, stores deposit processing data, etc., and stores the deposit money in the storage cassette.

  In the conventional depositing apparatus, the storage unit of the storage cassette has a safe shape in order to secure the anti-theft property of money in the storage cassette. For example, a thick plate is used to make the device a strong structure, or the lock mechanism is a dial-type lock mechanism similar to a safe.

  The locking mechanism can be a relatively simple locking mechanism, or the device can be configured using thin plates to ensure minimum anti-theft performance during the daytime operating hours. Is taken out from the depositing apparatus and stored in the safe room, so that the apparatus cost can be reduced and the storage cassette can be secured.

  However, the conventional depositing apparatus erases (clears) the stored deposit processing data when the storage cassette is taken out from the apparatus (see, for example, Patent Documents 1 and 2). Therefore, there is a problem that even if the storage cassette is reloaded in the depositing apparatus, the deposit processing data after reloading cannot be handled continuously with the deposit processing data before taking out the storage cassette.

Japanese Patent No. 3340176 Japanese Patent No. 4331031

  An object of this invention is to provide the money deposit apparatus which can memorize | store the data of the money in the money storage cassette taken out from the apparatus main body.

  A money depositing apparatus according to one aspect of the present invention is a money depositing apparatus in which at least one of a plurality of money storage cassettes each having identification information is loaded, and a receiving unit that takes in the inserted coins one by one; An identification unit for identifying and counting the taken money, a transport unit for conveying the identified and counted money to a loaded currency storage cassette, and a detection unit for detecting the identification information of the loaded currency storage cassette; A storage unit that stores information on the amount of money stored in each of the plurality of money storage cassettes, and a money storage cassette in which a counting result by the identification unit is loaded based on the detected identification information And a control unit for writing in a storage area in the storage unit corresponding to the above.

  In the money depositing apparatus according to one aspect of the present invention, it is preferable that the control unit adds the counting result by the identification unit to the amount information corresponding to the loaded money storage cassette.

  In the money depositing apparatus according to one aspect of the present invention, when the storage unit does not store the amount information of the money storage cassette corresponding to the identification information detected by the detection unit, the control unit It is preferable that a storage area corresponding to information is newly created in the storage unit, and a counting result by the identification unit is written in the storage area.

  In the money depositing apparatus according to one aspect of the present invention, a display unit for displaying a message indicating that the storage unit does not store the money storage cassette stock information corresponding to the identification information detected by the detection unit. It is preferable to further provide.

  In the money depositing apparatus according to one aspect of the present invention, in accordance with the removal of the loaded money storage cassette, an instruction as to whether or not to delete the stock information stored in the storage unit corresponding to the money storage cassette When the instruction to delete the stock information is received via the instruction receiving unit, the control unit receives the money storage cassette in accordance with the removal of the money storage cassette. The amount information corresponding to the money storage cassette is removed along with the removal of the money storage cassette when an instruction to delete the amount information stored in the corresponding storage unit and not to delete the amount information is received. Is preferably held in the storage unit.

  In the money depositing apparatus according to one aspect of the present invention, the instruction receiving unit includes a reading unit that reads ID information of an operator, and the control unit indicates that the ID information read by the reading unit indicates a clerk. When the money storage cassette is removed, the stock information corresponding to the money storage cassette is held in the storage unit, and when the ID information read by the reading unit indicates a recovery person, the money storage cassette It is preferable that the stock information stored in the storage unit corresponding to the money storage cassette is deleted along with the removal.

  The money depositing apparatus according to one aspect of the present invention includes a receiving unit that takes in the inserted money one by one, an identification unit that discriminates and counts the taken-in money, and can be removed and loaded. A storage cassette to be stored, a storage unit for storing a counting result of money stored in the storage cassette as a stock information, and erasing the stock information stored in the storage unit when the storage cassette is removed. An instruction receiving unit that receives an instruction as to whether or not to perform the operation, and an instruction to delete the stock information via the command receiving unit, the stock information from the storage unit when the storage cassette is removed. And when receiving an instruction not to delete the stock information, a controller that holds the stock information in the storage unit with the removal of the storage cassette; It is as it has.

  In the money depositing apparatus according to one aspect of the present invention, when the storage cassette corresponding to the instruction not to erase the stock information is reloaded after removal, the control unit is configured to receive the money taken from the receiving unit. It is preferable that the counting result by the identification unit is added to the stock information and stored in the storage unit.

  In the money depositing apparatus according to one aspect of the present invention, the instruction receiving unit includes a reading unit that reads ID information of an operator, and the control unit indicates that the ID information read by the reading unit indicates a clerk. When the money storage cassette is removed, the stock information corresponding to the money storage cassette is held in the storage unit, and when the ID information read by the reading unit indicates a recovery person, the money storage cassette It is preferable that the stock information stored in the storage unit corresponding to the money storage cassette is deleted along with the removal.

  According to the present invention, the money depositing apparatus stores the data of the money in the money storage cassette taken out from the apparatus main body, and the payment processing data after the money storage cassette is loaded again before the money storage cassette is taken out. It can be handled by continuing the deposit processing data.

It is a schematic structure figure of the section of the money depositing device concerning a 1st embodiment of the present invention. It is a functional block diagram of the money depositing apparatus according to the first embodiment. It is an external appearance perspective view of the money deposit apparatus concerning the 1st embodiment. It is a flowchart explaining the money_receiving | payment process which concerns on the 1st Embodiment. It is a flowchart explaining the storage cassette taking-out process which concerns on the 1st Embodiment. It is a functional block diagram of the money depositing apparatus which concerns on the 2nd Embodiment of this invention. It is a figure which shows an example of the banknote information memorize | stored in a memory | storage part.

  Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

  (First Embodiment) FIG. 1 shows a schematic configuration of a cross section of a money depositing apparatus according to a first embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 shows a functional block diagram, and FIG. 3 shows an external perspective view. Here, a money depositing apparatus for depositing banknotes will be described.

  As shown in FIG. 1, the money depositing apparatus includes a housing 1, a placement unit 20 provided in the housing 1 on which a plurality of banknotes P are placed, and a plurality of placement units 20. A receiving unit 101 that takes bills P into the casing 1 one by one, a transport unit 102 that transports the bills P captured by the receiving unit 101, and a stacking unit 106 that stacks the bills P transported by the transport unit 102 The identification unit 103 that is provided in the conveyance unit 102 and identifies the denomination, authenticity, etc. of the banknote P conveyed by the conveyance unit 102 and counts (identification count), and the banknote P accumulated in the accumulation unit 106 And a storage cassette 109 for receiving and storing.

  Among these, the accepting unit 101 includes a kicker roller 26 that applies driving force to the banknote P positioned at the lowest position among the plurality of banknotes P placed on the placement unit 20, and the banknotes P as shown in FIG. 1. The feed roller 27a is disposed downstream of the kicker roller 26 in the feeding direction and feeds the banknote P kicked out by the kicker roller 26 into the housing 1. A gate roller (reverse roller) 27b is provided opposite to the feed roller 27a, and a gate portion is formed between the feed roller 27a and the gate roller 27b.

  Moreover, as shown in FIG. 1, the conveyance part 102 is comprised by the conveyance belt 31, the conveyance roller 32, etc. which convey the banknote P. As shown in FIG. An impeller 105 that receives the banknotes P conveyed by the conveyance unit 102 between the blades 105a and aligns and accumulates them on the accumulation unit 106 in the vicinity of the accumulation unit 106 at the most downstream portion of the conveyance unit 102. Is provided.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 1, the stacking unit 106 is configured to stack the stacked banknotes P in an inclined state on the front side, and the banknotes P sent from the transport unit 102 are supported by the support unit 64. Thus, the bills P are configured to be stacked in a standing position inclined to the front side. In the present application, the front side means a side on which the operator places the bill P on the placement unit 20 or takes out the bill P from the stacking unit 106 by opening a front shutter unit 62 described later. Meaning the right side of FIG. On the other hand, in the present application, the rear side means the side opposite to the front side and means the left side of FIG.

A front shutter unit 62 is provided on the front side of the stacking unit 106. The front shutter unit 62 is controlled by the control unit 104, which will be described later, such that the front shutter unit 62 cannot be opened when the banknotes P are transported to the storage cassette 109 by at least the sandwiching transport mechanism 10 (described later). The banknotes accumulated in the accumulating unit 106 can be taken out from the outside by opening the front shutter unit 62 based on a return instruction input via an instruction receiving unit 115 described later (arrow in FIG. 1). see A _2).

Further, as shown in FIG. 1, the stacking unit 106 holds the surface of the banknotes P stacked on the stacking unit 106, and transports the banknotes P in a direction parallel to the surface to the storage cassette 109. A holding and conveying mechanism 10 for storing the bills P is provided. More specifically, the sandwiching and transporting mechanism 10 sandwiches the surface of the banknote P located on the foremost side and the surface of the banknote P located on the rearmost side among the plurality of banknotes P accumulated in the stacking unit 106. and it is configured so as to be able to convey collectively the plurality of banknotes P to the storage cassette 109 (see arrow a ₁ in FIG. 1). The banknotes stacked in the stacking unit 106 are transported to the storage cassette 109 and stored based on a storage instruction input via the instruction receiving unit 115.

  As shown in FIG. 1, in the storage cassette 109, a slit-shaped slit opening 71 for taking in the banknotes P transported by the sandwiching transport mechanism 10 and a slit shutter section 108 for opening and closing the slit opening 71. Is provided. As shown in FIG. 3, the storage cassette 109 is detachably disposed in a storage housing 75 that can be locked by a lock member 76.

  The storage cassette 109 can be loaded into and removed from the bill depositing device by opening the door 130. The removal of the storage cassette is performed by a store clerk or a security guard (collector) of a security company entrusted with a collection operation. The storage cassette removed by the store clerk is stored in a safe room in the store. The storage cassette removed by the security guard is transferred to the cash processing center. The security guard may collect only the money in the storage cassette and reload the storage cassette into the apparatus.

  Moreover, as shown in FIG. 1, the conveyance part 102 is provided with the rejection part 107 in which the banknote P which is not conveyed by the stacking part 106 at the time of abnormality is conveyed. Abnormality here means identification abnormality and conveyance abnormality. With the abnormal identification, information of the banknote P identified by the identification unit 103 is notified to the control unit 104 described later, and the comparison result compared with the information stored in the storage unit 120 in advance by the control unit 104 does not match. It means that. And as such identification abnormality, for example, when it is identified that the identified banknote P is a banknote P of a different type from the denomination that was planned, or to identify the denomination of the banknote P in the first place. You can mention when you couldn't. Moreover, conveyance abnormality means the abnormality at the time of conveying the banknote P by the conveyance part 102. FIG. And as such conveyance abnormality, for example, when the banknote P is conveyed diagonally (skew), or when a plurality of banknotes P are conveyed without a predetermined interval (chain), plural In the case where the banknotes P are transported in an overlapping manner (multiple feeding), etc. can be mentioned.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 3, the housing 1 of the money depositing apparatus is provided with a display unit 116 having a function of displaying predetermined information and an instruction receiving unit 115 having a function of enabling data input. . The housing 1 is provided with a slit-shaped card reader (reading unit) 117 that reads the ID information of the operator. The reading unit 117 notifies the control unit 104 of the read ID information. The ID information indicates whether the operator is a store clerk or a guard (collector).

  As shown in FIG. 2, the control part 104 is connected to each part of a money depositing apparatus, and performs control. The control unit 104 controls the transport unit 102 so that the normal banknote is transported to the stacking unit 106 and the reject banknote is transported to the reject unit 107 based on the banknote recognition result by the recognition unit 103. The control unit 104 may cause the display unit 116 to display a factor that determines that the banknote is abnormal. The control unit 104 can detect loading and unloading of the storage cassette 109.

  The control unit 104 can write the counting result by the identification unit 103 in the storage unit 120 as the amount information of money stored in the storage cassette 109. When the counting result is written, if the cash amount information is already stored in the storage unit 120, the control unit 104 adds the counting result to the cash amount information and updates the cash amount information. In addition, the control unit 104 can delete the cash amount information stored in the storage unit 120. The balance information is, for example, money denomination, number of sheets, and total amount.

  The display unit 116 can display the counting result by the identification unit 103 and the amount information of the storage cassette 109.

  The instruction receiving unit 115 receives a storage instruction for storing the banknotes accumulated in the stacking unit 106 in the storage cassette 109 from the operator. Moreover, the instruction | indication reception part 115 receives the return instruction | indication which returns the banknote currently accumulate | stored in the stacking part 106 from an operator. In addition, the instruction receiving unit 115 receives an instruction from the operator as to whether to store or delete the stock information stored in the storage unit 120 when the storage cassette 109 is removed.

  Based on the instruction received by the instruction receiving unit 115 from the operator, the control unit 104 keeps or deletes the stock amount information stored in the storage unit 120 when the storage cassette 109 is removed. To do. The storage unit 120 may be provided with a non-volatile memory, and the cash information that is held in the storage unit 120 may be written to the non-volatile memory. Thereby, even if the power of the money depositing apparatus is turned off, the cash amount information is retained.

  If the stock information is held in the storage unit 120, when the removed storage cassette 109 is reloaded into the money depositing apparatus, the counting result of the deposited money after reloading is added to the stock information in the storage unit 120. Can do. Accordingly, the deposit processing data after reloading the storage cassette 109 into the money depositing apparatus can be handled continuously with the deposit processing data before the storage cassette 109 is removed.

  The control unit 104 may hold / delete the cash amount information stored in the storage unit 120 based on the ID information of the operator who removes the storage cassette 109 notified from the reading unit 117. For example, when the operator who removes the storage cassette 109 is a store clerk, the control unit 104 keeps the cash amount information stored in the storage unit 120 as the storage cassette 109 is removed. When the store clerk removes the storage cassette 109, the storage cassette 109 may be stored in a vault in the store, and then reloaded into the money depositing apparatus, and the deposit process may be continued after the deposit process before the removal. Because.

  On the other hand, when the operator who removes the storage cassette 109 is a guard (collector), the control unit 104 erases the cash amount information stored in the storage unit 120 with the removal of the storage cassette 109. When the security guard removes the storage cassette 109, the storage cassette 109 (or money in the storage cassette 109) is transferred to the cash processing center, and it is necessary to continue to use the cash amount information stored in the storage unit 120. This is because it is not considered.

  As described above, according to the money depositing apparatus according to the present embodiment, even if the storage cassette 109 is removed, the storage unit 120 can hold the money amount information in the storage cassette 109, so that the time outside operation such as at night In the band, the storage cassette 109 can be safely stored in a safe room or the like, and the operation time zone such as daytime can be continued with the amount information before the storage cassette 109 is removed, and the counting result of the deposited money can be handled. Since the money depositing device only needs to secure a minimum anti-theft property in an operation time zone such as daytime, the device cost can be reduced.

  The money depositing process using such a money depositing apparatus will be described with reference to the flowchart shown in FIG.

  (Step S <b> 301) The banknote to be deposited is inserted into the placement unit 20.

  (Step S <b> 302) The banknotes are taken into the apparatus one by one by the receiving unit 101 and conveyed by the conveying unit 102.

  (Step S303) The identification unit 103 identifies and counts bills.

  (Step S304) If the identifying unit 103 determines that the banknote is rejected, the process proceeds to step S306. If it is determined that the banknote is a normal banknote, the process proceeds to step S305.

  (Step S305) The banknotes are conveyed to the stacking unit 106 and stacked.

  (Step S306) The banknote is conveyed to the reject unit 107.

  (Step S307) If banknotes remain on the placement unit 20, the process returns to step S302, and if not, the process proceeds to step S308.

  (Step S308) When the instruction receiving unit 115 receives a storage instruction from the operator, the process proceeds to step S309, and when there is no storage instruction from the operator, the process proceeds to step S310.

  (Step S309) The banknotes accumulated in the accumulation unit 106 are stored in the storage cassette 109. At this time, the control unit 104 writes the count result by the identification unit 103 in the storage unit 120. When stock information corresponding to the storage cassette 109 is stored in the storage unit 120, the control unit 104 adds the count result to the stock information. When the stock amount information corresponding to the storage cassette 109 is not stored in the storage unit 120, the control unit 104 writes the count result in the storage unit 120 as the stock information of the storage cassette 109.

  (Step S310) When the instruction receiving unit 115 receives a return instruction from the operator, the process proceeds to step S311. When there is no return instruction from the operator, the process returns to step S308.

  (Step S311) The front shutter unit 62 is opened, and the bills accumulated in the stacking unit 106 are taken out.

  (Step S312) When recounting the banknote taken out at step S311, the process returns to step S301, and when not recounting, the process ends.

  In addition, when reading ID information of an operator, it carries out before the banknote insertion in step S301, for example. If the amount of the deposited banknote is known in advance, the amount (declared amount) is input using a numeric keypad (not shown) or the like before step S301, and the declared amount is between step S307 and step S308. And the comparison result of the counting result may be displayed on the display unit 116.

  Next, the removal process of the storage cassette 109 will be described with reference to the flowchart shown in FIG.

  (Step S <b> 401) The reading unit 117 reads the ID information of the operator who removes the storage cassette 109 and notifies the control unit 104 of the ID information.

  (Step S402) If the operator who removes the storage cassette 109 is a store clerk, the process proceeds to step S403. If the operator is not a store clerk (in the case of a collection member such as a guard), the process proceeds to step S404.

  (Step S403) The storage cassette 109 is removed. The storage unit 120 continues to hold the cash amount information.

  (Step S404) The storage cassette 109 is removed. With the removal of the storage cassette 109, the control unit 104 erases the cash amount information stored in the storage unit 120.

  In the flowchart shown in FIG. 5, switching between holding or deleting the stock amount information stored in the storage unit 120 when the storage cassette 109 is removed is performed based on the operator ID information read in step S <b> 401. However, it may be possible to give an instruction to retain / delete the cash amount information via the instruction receiving unit 115. If the instruction accepting unit 115 accepts an instruction to hold the deposit information stored in the storage unit 120, the process proceeds to step S403, and the instruction to delete the deposit information stored in the storage unit 120 is accepted. In this case, the process proceeds to step S404.

  As described above, according to the present embodiment, money data (stock information) in the money storage cassette taken out from the apparatus main body is stored, and after the storage cassette is reloaded, the deposit process is continuously performed. be able to. Further, the anti-theft property can be secured by separately storing the money storage cassette in a safe room or the like. Moreover, since the apparatus main body should just have the minimum anti-theft property, apparatus cost can be reduced.

  (Second Embodiment) FIG. 6 shows a functional block diagram of a money depositing apparatus according to a second embodiment of the present invention. This embodiment is different from the first embodiment shown in FIG. 2 in that a detection unit 201 that detects identification information included in the storage cassette is provided. In FIG. 6, the same parts as those of the first embodiment shown in FIG.

  In the present embodiment, a plurality of storage cassettes are prepared, and at least one of them is loaded into the money depositing apparatus. The plurality of storage cassettes store, for example, deposit money for each cash register or store deposit money for each store.

  Each of the plurality of storage cassettes has identification information. For example, a tag having identification information unique to the storage cassette is provided. The detection unit 201 is a tag reader and reads identification information from the tag. The identification information of the storage cassette may be any information that can identify which of the plurality of storage cassettes the detection unit 201 is, such as the position of a magnet or the position of a protrusion provided on the storage cassette.

  The storage unit 120 stores stock information for each of the plurality of storage cassettes. For example, as shown in FIG. 7, for each of the three storage cassettes C1 to C3, the denomination, number and total amount of money stored are stored.

  When writing the counting result of the deposited money in the storage unit 120, the control unit 104 adds the counting result to the amount information corresponding to the storage cassette that is loaded. When the amount information corresponding to the loaded storage cassette is not stored in the storage unit 120, the control unit 104 newly writes the counting result of the deposited money as the amount information of the loaded storage cassette. In addition, when the stock information corresponding to the loaded storage cassette is not stored in the storage unit 120, the control unit 104 determines that the storage cassette is a new storage cassette in which the stock information is not stored. You may display on the display part 116. FIG.

  The display unit 116 may display stock information as shown in FIG. 7 stored in the storage unit 120.

  When the storage cassette is removed from the apparatus, the cash amount information stored in the storage unit 120 is retained / erased based on the instruction received by the instruction receiving unit 115, as in the first embodiment.

  In this way, by storing the stock amount information of the storage cassette removed from the apparatus in the storage unit 120, it is possible to perform the depositing process using a plurality of storage cassettes.

  In the said 1st and 2nd embodiment, although the money depositing apparatus demonstrated the example which performs the deposit process of a banknote, it can deposit also about a coin similarly. Moreover, it is also possible to perform deposit processing of both banknotes and coins. In that case, a storage cassette may be provided for each banknote and coin, and banknotes and coins may be stored in one storage cassette. Moreover, the memory | storage part 120 can memorize | store stock amount information about each banknote and coin.

  In the above-described embodiment, the instruction receiving unit 115 receives an instruction to hold or delete the stock information in the storage unit 120 when the storage cassette 109 is removed. However, only one of the instructions is received. You may do it. For example, the instruction accepting unit 115 accepts only an instruction to hold the stock information in the storage unit 120 when the storage cassette 109 is removed. It is set as standard that the stock information is erased when the storage cassette 109 is removed, and the stock information is held when the storage cassette 109 is removed only when the instruction receiving unit 115 accepts an instruction to hold the stock information. Keep it.

  You may provide the printing part which prints and outputs the number and amount of money of a deposit money in a money deposit apparatus. For example, as money is stored in the storage cassette, the number and amount of deposited money are printed and output. Further, this printing may be performed during the deposit process (counting). As a result, the operator can confirm the details of the deposited money at a desired timing. Such a configuration is suitable when the display screen of the display unit 116 is small and only one item such as the total amount can be displayed.

  Note that the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment as it is, and can be embodied by modifying the constituent elements without departing from the scope of the invention in the implementation stage. In addition, various inventions can be formed by appropriately combining a plurality of components disclosed in the embodiment. For example, some components may be deleted from all the components shown in the embodiment. Furthermore, constituent elements over different embodiments may be appropriately combined.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 101 Reception part 102 Conveyance part 103 Identification part 104 Control part 106 Accumulation part 107 Rejection part 109 Storage cassette 115 Instruction reception part 120 Storage part

Claims (8)

A money depositing apparatus loaded with at least one of a plurality of money storage cassettes each having identification information,
A receiving unit that takes in the inserted money one by one;
An identification unit for identifying and counting the captured money;
A transport unit for transporting the identified and counted money to a loaded money storage cassette;
A detection unit for detecting the identification information of the loaded money storage cassette;
A storage unit for storing information on the amount of money stored in each of the plurality of money storage cassettes, and a counting result by the identification unit based on the detected identification information, is stored in the loaded money storage cassette. A control unit for writing into a corresponding storage area in the storage unit;
Equipped with a,
In a case where the storage unit does not store the stock information of the money storage cassette corresponding to the identification information detected by the detection unit, the control unit newly adds a storage area corresponding to the identification information to the storage unit. The money depositing apparatus is characterized in that the counting result by the identification unit is written in the storage area . The display part which displays the message which shows that the said memory | storage part has not memorize | stored the amount information of the money storage cassette corresponding to the identification information detected by the said detection part is further provided. Money deposit device. 3. The money depositing apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the control unit adds a counting result obtained by the identification unit to the balance information corresponding to a loaded money storage cassette. An instruction receiving unit that receives an instruction as to whether or not to delete the stock information stored in the storage unit corresponding to the money storage cassette, along with the removal of the loaded money storage cassette;
When the control unit receives an instruction to delete the stock information via the instruction receiving unit, the control unit stores the money storage cassette in the storage unit corresponding to the money storage cassette when the instruction is deleted. In the case of receiving an instruction to erase the stock information and not to erase the stock information, the stock information corresponding to the money storage cassette is held in the storage unit with the removal of the money storage cassette. The money deposit apparatus according to any one of claims 1 to 3. The instruction receiving unit has a reading unit that reads the ID information of the operator,
When the ID information read by the reading unit indicates a store clerk, the control unit causes the storage unit to retain the amount information corresponding to the money storage cassette along with the removal of the money storage cassette, When the ID information read by the reading unit indicates a recovery member, the amount information stored in the storage unit corresponding to the money storage cassette is erased with the removal of the money storage cassette. The money deposit apparatus according to claim 4. A receiving unit that takes in the inserted money one by one;
An identification unit for identifying and counting the captured money;
A storage cassette that can be removed and loaded, and that stores currency that is identified and counted;
A storage unit for storing the counting result of the money stored in the storage cassette as stock information;
An instruction receiving unit that receives an instruction as to whether or not to delete the stock information stored in the storage unit with the removal of the storage cassette;
When receiving an instruction to erase the stock information via the instruction accepting unit, an instruction to erase the stock information from the storage unit and not to erase the stock information when the storage cassette is removed When the storage cassette is removed, a controller that holds the stock information in the storage unit with the removal of the storage cassette;
A money depositing apparatus comprising: When the storage cassette corresponding to the instruction not to erase the stock information is reloaded after removal, the control unit counts the counting result by the identification unit for the money taken from the receiving unit. 6. The money depositing apparatus according to claim 5, wherein the money depositing apparatus is added to the cash amount information and stored in the storage unit. The instruction receiving unit has a reading unit that reads the ID information of the operator,
When the ID information read by the reading unit indicates a store clerk, the control unit causes the storage unit to retain the amount information corresponding to the money storage cassette along with the removal of the money storage cassette, When the ID information read by the reading unit indicates a recovery member, the amount information stored in the storage unit corresponding to the money storage cassette is erased with the removal of the money storage cassette. The money deposit apparatus according to claim 6 or 7.

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