A paper sheet handling device that facilitates removal of paper sheets blocked on a conveying path. The device includes a safe casing internally provided with a paper sheet storage box; a processing unit capable of being pulled out from, or stowed in, a main device; a conveying section coupled to the processing unit, and that forms a conveying path; a handover section coupled to a top plate of the safe casing to hand over the sheets between the storage box and the conveying path; and a positioning section that positions for connecting the handover section and the conveying path together when the processing unit is being stowed in the main device.

According to one embodiment, a money processing device includes an input port for receiving money from a user and a discharge port for receiving money being returned or dispensed to the user. A controller is configured to selectively open and close storage covers based on a detected denomination of money to selectively store and reject deposited money. The controller also controls the dispensing of money from the storage units to the discharge port as change to the user. A return path connecting to the discharge port is provided to receive rejected money. A discharge sensor detects errors in the dispensing of money to the discharge port. A first informing unit indicates whether money is being discharged to the discharge port as rejected money or whether the discharge sensor has detected an error in the dispensing of money.

According to one embodiment, a money processing device includes an input port for receiving money from a user and a discharge port for receiving money being returned or dispensed to the user. A controller is configured to selectively open and close storage covers based on a detected denomination of money to selectively store and reject deposited money. The controller also controls the dispensing of money from the storage units to the discharge port as change to the user. A return path connecting to the discharge port is provided to receive rejected money. A discharge sensor detects errors in the dispensing of money to the discharge port. A first informing unit indicates whether money is being discharged to the discharge port as rejected money or whether the discharge sensor has detected an error in the dispensing of money.

A money handling apparatus is constituted by a mechanical processing unit configured to mechanically process money, and a manually-handled money storage unit for storing money by a manual handling. The mechanical processing unit includes an inlet for receiving money, a recognition and counting unit configured to recognize and count the money that has been received in the inlet, a mechanically-processed money storage unit configured to store the money, an outlet to which the money fed from the mechanically-processed money storage unit is discharged, and a money transport unit configured to connect these units and portions. The manually-handled money storage unit is not connected to the money transport unit of the mechanical processing unit, and has a structure in which money to be manually managed can be directly stored therein by hand and the stored money can be directly taken out therefrom by hand.

A check handling device includes a receiver having an inlet that receives a check; a transport having a first transport path connected to the receiver and that transports the check received by the receiver; a recognition circuit located in the first transport path, the recognition circuit configured to detect whether each check transported by the transport is a rejected check or a non-rejected check; and a temporary storage connected to the first transport path and that stores check after detection by the recognition circuit.

A money depositing/dispensing apparatus comprises a coin depositing/dispensing device, configured to store coins acquired through a coin reception port, which includes a first path along which the stored coins travel to a coin dispensing port and a second path along which the stored coins travel to be saved, a bill depositing/dispensing device, configured to store bills acquired through a bill reception port and discharge the stored bills to a bill dispensing port, which is arranged at the lower side of the coin depositing/dispensing device in a space formed at the lower part of the coin dispensing port, and a container, configured to store coins traveling along the second path, which is detachably attached to the coin depositing/dispensing device in the space.

A checkout device according to an embodiment includes a bill discharge port and a coin discharge port. The bill discharge port is disposed in a left side upper part of a front surface of a housing and discharges bills. The coin discharge port is disposed below the bill discharge port and discharges coins.

A media transaction device comprising: a device housing having a front panel; a media processor provided at an interior of the device housing; a media accommodating unit provided at an interior of the media processor; and a foreign matter sensor detecting absence/presence of a foreign object at the media accommodating unit. The front panel includes a first port for inserting and dispensing the media, and a first shutter opening and closing the first port. The media processor includes a second port disposed to face the first port, and a second shutter for opening and closing the second port. The media are inserted into and dispensed from the second port such that the media are inserted into and dispensed from the first port, and opening and closing of the first shutter and the second shutter are controlled based on detection results by the foreign matter sensor.

A cassette mounting apparatus includes an apparatus-side connector connectable to a cassette-side connector of a cassette that stores money, a cassette mounting section that enables the cassette to be mounted therein, and a connection processing section that connects the apparatus-side connector to the cassette-side connector by moving the apparatus-side connector in a direction closer to the cassette-side connector.

A cassette mounting apparatus includes an apparatus-side connector connectable to a cassette-side connector of a cassette that stores money, a cassette mounting section that enables the cassette to be mounted therein, and a connection processing section that connects the apparatus-side connector to the cassette-side connector by moving the apparatus-side connector in a direction closer to the cassette-side connector.