JPH01239688A - Duplicate printing system - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To reduce a useless printing action, to simplify a correcting operation and to enhance functionality and operability by printing only desired transaction information, and correcting at least a part of the information after the operation of a function key when duplicate printing is executed. CONSTITUTION:An account number and a registered amount are registered by respectively pushing an account number key 58 and the function key among a function key group 40 corresponding to the transaction after the pushing operation of a registering key group 60. A setting code '0' or '1' to indicate whether or not the account number is printed at the time of the duplicate printing is allotted at the function key, it is stored into a RAM, and by pushing the duplicate printing key 84, the duplication only of the registered amount excluding the account number is selectively attained. When whether or not the correction is executed is judged immediately before the duplicate printing, and when the correction is executed, by operating the key group 60, etc., after the operation of a correcting key 35, the correction is executed, and it can be confirmed by the certification printing.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a duplication printing method suitably implemented in a cash teller machine used for dispensing cash and securities in the counter operations of financial institutions such as banks.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION At counters of financial institutions such as banks, cash teller machines are used to perform cash and securities transactions. In such a cash teller machine, registered financial statements and account numbers related to a transaction can be printed on a copy of the money Mv1 transaction (journal paper) or a slip. Furthermore, when printing transaction information on a slip, the format is the same as the slip that is printed when registering with the cash teller machine f) There is a function that allows the contents to be repeated and printed, and a Zunawaji duplicate printing function. . Such duplication printing is repeated every time the duplication printing key is operated after transaction information is registered.

Problems to be Solved by the Invention Conventionally, when duplicating an account number after it has been registered, the account number must be duplicated. However, depending on the slip that needs to be printed, there are some that do not have a field for entering the account number or do not require printing of the account number, and it is not possible to stop duplicate printing of the account number on such slips. Ta.

Furthermore, in the past, it was not possible to correct a part of the transaction information that was registered immediately before copy printing.

In other words, if you are concerned about an error in the transaction information after registration, the descendant who deleted the registered transaction information must enter new transaction information from the beginning and register it, otherwise a corrected copy will be printed. The work was complicated.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION An object of the present invention is to provide a duplication printing method that can print only desired transaction information and simplify correction operations when performing duplication printing.

Means for Solving the Problems The present invention is equipped with a number key, a function key, and a copy printing key, and the transaction record S, such as the transaction amount and the account number of the trader, can be recorded by operating the function key after operating the five number keys. In the duplication printing method used in cash teller machines, in which the ``ii'' is registered and printed and the same content as the transaction record is printed by operating the duplication print key, the numeric keys, function keys, and duplication print keys are used. This is a duplication printing method characterized by selectively assigning to each function key whether or not to print an account number in duplication printing when duplication printing is performed by the operation of .

Further, the present invention is provided with a numeric key, a function key, and a copy printing key, and transaction records such as transaction amount and transaction person's account number are registered and printed by operating the function key after operating the numeric key, and the transaction record is printed. In the duplication printing method used in cash teller machines, in which duplication printing of the same content is performed by operating the duplication printing key, when duplication printing is performed by operating the numeric key, function key, and duplication printing key, the entered transaction This copy printing method is characterized in that the correction operation 1F for at least a part of the information is performed after the function key is operated.

According to the present invention, when performing duplication printing by operating the numeric keys, function keys, and duplication print keys, the execution or non-execution of printing the account number in duplication printing is selectively assigned to each function key. did. For example, if you set in advance to not print a duplicate account number for a specific function key, if the transaction amount and account number are registered and printed by pressing the function key, and then duplicate printing is performed by pressing the duplicate print key. , only the transaction amount is printed in duplicate,
Account numbers will not be duplicated. Therefore, for example, when copy printing is performed on a slip that does not require printing of an account number, unnecessary printing operations can be reduced, and the functionality thereof can be improved.

Further, according to the present invention, when copy printing is performed, at least a portion of the input transaction information is corrected after operating a function key.

As a result, correction operations can be performed immediately before copy printing, and correction operations can be easily performed without having to perform complicated correction operations such as re-entering transaction information from the beginning. performance is improved.

Embodiment FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing the appearance of an embodiment of the present invention. The cash teller machine 1 is provided with a keyboard 2, a display section 3, etc., and also has a window 4 for viewing the financial institution's copy paper, that is, journal paper, and a slip insertion slot 5 provided for printing slips and the like. etc. are provided. On the right side of the display section 3, there is a knob 6 for controlling the brightness of the display section 3 and a mode switch 7, which will be described later.
and will be provided.

FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing the electrical configuration of the cash teller machine 1. As shown in FIG. The cash teller machine 1 has the following characteristics of the entire device.

A central control section 10 that performs electrical control is provided.

This central control unit 10 includes a random access memory (
A RAM (hereinafter abbreviated as RAM) 11 and a read-only memory (hereinafter abbreviated as ROM) 12 are connected, as well as a clock signal generation circuit 13 and the keyboard 2. is connected to a printing device 15 that performs various types of printing via an input/output circuit 14, for example, a speaker 16 that generates one beep sound, the display section 3, etc. The printing device 15 is connected to a document to be printed, etc. A detection circuit 18 is connected to detect whether or not it is in the loading position.

This cash teller machine 1 includes, for example, an MCR (magnetic card) reader, an MICR (magnetic ink character recognition) reader, an MICR printer, an 0CR (optical character recognition) reader, and an external line (online). Connection terminals 21 to 24 to be connected are provided.These terminals 21 to 24 are provided.
24 is connected to the central control unit 10 via interfaces 25-28.

The third (2I) is a plan view showing the key arrangement of the keyboard 2.The functions of each input key will be explained with reference to the third (21).

The offline key 31 and online key 32 are keys for selecting whether to connect online.

The inquiry key 33 is used to inquire the data in the cash teller machine 1 to the host computer. end key 3
4 is used when the registration procedure described later is completed. The correction key 35 is used to correct data that has already been input. The selection of whether or not to print the journal paper described above is made using the print key 36. The list key 37 and the payment summary key 38 are
- mode and payment aggregation mode are set. Balance key 3 is used when settling accounts.

For example, 189 function keys are arranged in the function key group 40. Each function key is assigned a registered function such as cash deposit, cash withdrawal, foreign currency conversion, and internal loan conversion. The shift key 51 is used, for example, to input the alphanumeric character assigned to each key of the function key group 40 as a second function.

The page up key 52 and the page down key 53 are
Forwarding the number of pages of the list displayed on the display section 3/
Used for backtracking.

When the menu key 54 is pressed, menus of various predetermined programs are displayed on the display section 3. The space key 55 is used to provide a space when inputting data.

The amount input using the number key group 60 is repeatedly input/displayed by pressing the repeat key 56.

The read key 57 is used to print the amount of money on the MICR printing device l\.
The selection of time release is made. When entering your account number,
This is performed by pressing a combination of the number key group 60 and the account number key 58. Further, various programs displayed on the display unit 3 by the menu key 54 are as follows:
The selection is made by pressing a combination of the numeric key group 60 and the enter key 61. The shift clear key 62 is
For example, it is used when erasing the least significant digit of an amount input using the numeric key group 60.

The clear key 63 is used, for example, to erase the amount input using the numeric keypad group 60 or to cancel an error state.

The release key 71 is used, for example, to cancel the list mode set by the list key 37 or to cancel the input account number. The paper feed key 72 is used to feed the journal paper.

1.-Talkey 73 is the subtotal key 7 described below.
This key is used to clear the calculation result calculated in step 4. The subtotal key 74 is used to calculate the results of operations performed by the addition key 76 and subtraction key 77. The results of operations using the multiplication key 78 and seven division keys are calculated using the equal key 80.

The stamp key 81 is used to print predetermined symbols or characters on journal paper, slips, or the like. The glint screen key 82 is used when printing data currently displayed on the display section 3. The clear screen key 83 is used to erase data displayed on the display section 3. The duplication print key 84 is
It is used when performing duplication printing in which the same content (for example, the same money m< and account number) is repeatedly printed on a slip.

Each function key of the function key group 40 (hereinafter collectively referred to as function key F) has, for example, a cash withdrawal registration function for registering a cash withdrawal, and a cash deposit function for registering a cash deposit. A registration function, a change registration function for registering change, etc. are each set in advance. In addition, each function key F has a code corresponding to the set transaction details,
That is, an addition or subtraction sign can be assigned in advance. For example, an addition code is assigned to the function key F to which the cash deposit registration function is set, and a subtraction code is assigned to the function key F to which the cash withdrawal registration function is set.

The account number and the amount to be registered are registered by pressing the number keys 60 and then pressing the M number key 58 and the function key F corresponding to the transaction. After this, when the copy print key 84 is pressed (t), the account number and registered amount registered on the slip etc. are printed in duplicate.

This duplication printing is performed every time the duplication printing key 84 is pressed.

Each function key F is assigned in advance a setting as to whether or not to print an account number during copy printing. That is, for each function key F of the function key details 40, a setting code "0" indicating that an account number is to be printed when printing a copy is set.
” or a setting code “1” indicating that no printing is to be performed. Such a setting code is input using the keyboard 2 and displayed on the display section 3. By pressing the end key 34 at this time, each setting is changed to R.
It is stored in A M 11.

411 is a flowchart showing the operation of an embodiment of the present invention.

In step r11, it is determined whether or not an account number should be input, and if so, in step rr2, the account number is input using the numeric key group 60. step rr 3
When the account number key 58 is pressed, the input account number is registered in R, AM 11 and printed in step n4.

At step r+5, the amount to be registered is entered using the numeric key group 60, and at step n6, the function key F corresponding to the transaction is pressed. As a result, the input amount is registered in RAM 11, and step r
At step 17, authentication printing is performed. Note that if it is determined in step r+1 that the account number is not input, step rI5
Proceed to.

In step [I8, the duplication print key 8 tl is suppressed. As a result, in step R+9, the transaction information of the M number key, such as date ([, time, registered amount, etc.), is stored in a print buffer (not shown).

In step nlo, it is determined whether an account number has been input before this, and if so, the process proceeds to step n11.

In step [111, it is determined whether or not the setting code "0" is set for the function key pressed in step r+5, and if so, step n l
Proceeding to step 2, the account number is stored in the print buffer.

If negative judgments are made in step n10 and step ``111'', the process advances to step r113.

In step r113, copy printing is performed. here,
If the account number is not input or if the setting code "1" is assigned to the pressed function key, the account number is not printed and other transaction information is printed.

In step n111, it is determined whether the copy printing should be finished or not, and if not, the step n111
The process returns to step 8 and copy printing is executed again. When it is determined that copy printing should be finished, it is determined in step rr15 whether or not to perform the registration operation for the next transaction. l
i= is done, otherwise go to step [116. In step r116, the end key 34 is pressed, the previous transaction is ended, and step Ω
At 17, a message indicating this is displayed on the display section 3 and also printed.

As described above, in this embodiment, when copy printing is performed, it is possible to select whether or not to print the account number through initial settings. Therefore, when printing a duplicate on a document that does not have a field for writing an account number or a document that is deemed unnecessary to write an account number on, printing of the account number can be stopped and its functionality will be reduced. Improved.

FIG. 5 is a flowchart for explaining another operation of the present invention.

In step rn1, an account number is input using the numeric key group 60, and in step m2, the input account number is registered by pressing the account number key 58. In step m3, the registered account number is printed.

In step m4, the amount to be registered is entered using the numeric key group 60, and in step m5, the entered amount is registered by pressing the function key F corresponding to the transaction. Step r "In step 16, the account number and amount registered previously are authenticated and printed. Step r
In step 7, it is determined whether or not to make a last-minute correction before copy printing is performed, and if not, the copy printing key 84 is pressed in step m8, and the copy printing is performed in step rn9.

If it is determined in step m7 that last-minute correction is to be made, the process advances to step rn20 shown in FIG. Last-minute corrections are made by etc.

In step m21, authentication printing after correction is performed. In subsequent processing, copy printing operations are prohibited and the process is shifted to other operations.

In step mlo, it is determined again whether or not to perform the last-minute correction. If not, the copy printing key 84 is pressed in step mll, and the copy printing is executed in step l012. In this embodiment, the number of times duplication printing is performed after registration of transaction information is set to two. In other words, it is forced to perform duplicate printing twice. Therefore, at step rn11, operations other than copy printing cannot be performed.

When it is determined that a last-minute correction will be made in step mlo,
The process advances to step m25 shown in FIG. 6(2). In step rn25, the correction key 35 is pressed and the registered information is corrected by operating the numeric key group 60, etc., and the corrected authentication printing is performed in step m26.

Step 27 forces the duplication print key 8 again.
4 is pressed. This is because, as described above, the setting is such that duplicate printing is forcibly performed twice in a row. In step rn28, the corrected authentication printout, that is, the same content as the authentication printout in step +7126, is printed in duplicate.

After this, the processing will return to the normal processing procedure, but
What's more, the initial setting is to print duplicates three or more times in a row. ! Duplicate printing is repeated by the set number of copies by pressing the print key 84.

In step +7113, it is determined again whether copy printing is to be performed. The duplication printing here is not based on initial settings, but is performed non-forced. When it is determined that this non-forced copy printing is to be performed, the copy printing key 84 is pressed in step m14, and step r
At n15, the authentication printing is executed. step m16
Then, it is determined whether or not last-minute correction is to be performed, and if not, the operation ends. Note that if a negative determination is made in step m13, the process proceeds to step m16. If it is determined in step m16 that last-minute correction is to be made, the sixth
The process moves to the step 711 port 30 shown in Figure (3).

In step rn30, the correction key 35 is operated, and the corrected authentication printing is performed in step m31.

Step f port 32 to step [n35, step r
The same content as that printed in n 31 is printed twice in succession. In step rri36, it is determined whether copy printing is to be performed non-forced, and if so, in step m37, FkW printing is performed again for 3st'. If a negative determination is made in step 711, the operation ends.

In this way, if it is determined in step m16 that last-minute correction should be made, then step rn is performed after the correction process is performed.
The same process as that from step 8 to step rn15 is performed. This is because the duplicated and printed content in steps m9 and m15 was determined to be an error, so This is because, as an alternative to this, duplicate printing is performed repeatedly.

In addition, in this embodiment, the number of times of forced copy printing is set to two, and the number of non-forced copy printing is set to one, but the number of times of copy printing does not need to be limited to this, and can be changed depending on the initial settings. It can be decided arbitrarily.

However, if last-minute corrections are made regarding reproduction printing,
The number of times the duplicate print key 84 was pressed 1 before the last-minute correction was made matches the number of presses after the last-minute correction.

In this way, in this embodiment, 1&
However, so-called last-minute corrections can be made without the need for complicated operations such as re-entering the registered contents from the beginning, and the functionality and operability are greatly improved.

Effects of the Invention As described above, according to the present invention, when performing duplication printing, it is possible to selectively set whether or not to print transaction information such as an account number that has already been registered and printed in the duplication printing. It is possible to improve the convenience when copy printing is performed on a slip or the like that does not require printing of an account number.

Further, according to the present invention, when performing duplication printing, it is possible to perform a correction operation on at least a part of the transaction information that has already been registered and printed, and the operability J3 and functionality thereof are significantly improved.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing the appearance of an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing the electrical configuration of the embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 3 is a plan view showing the key arrangement of the keyboard 2. FIG. 4 is a flow chart showing the operation of one embodiment of the present invention, and FIGS. 5 and 6 are flow charts showing the operation of the pond embodiment of the present invention. 1... Cash teller machine, 2... Keyboard, IO... Central control unit, 11... RAM, 15... Printing device agent
Patent Attorney Keiichi Saikyo・First cause M5 Figure 6

Claims (2)

[Claims] (1) Equipped with a numeric key, a function key, and a duplicate printing key, transaction records such as transaction amount and account number of the transaction person are registered and printed by operating the function key after operating the numeric key, and the same as the transaction record printing. In the duplication printing method used in cash teller machines in which duplication printing of contents is performed by operating the duplication printing key, when duplication printing is performed by operating the numeric key, function key, and duplication printing key, duplication is performed for each function key. A duplication printing method characterized in that whether or not to print an account number in printing is selectively assigned. (2) Equipped with a number key, a function key, and a copy print key, transaction records such as the transaction amount and the transaction's account number are registered and printed by operating the function key after operating the number key, and the same as the transaction record printout. In a duplication printing method used in a cash teller machine in which duplication printing of contents is performed by operating the duplication printing key, when duplication printing is performed by operating the numeric key, function key, and duplication printing key, input transaction information is A reproduction printing method characterized in that at least part of the correction operation is performed after a function key is operated.