Abstract: A cash accounting system which includes a cash register for registering transactions of money and a cash dispenser coupled with the cash register for dispensing an amount of money required to be paid out during the respective transactions. Each of the cash register and the cash dispenser includes a memory. The memory in the cash register is used to memorize the current stock of money of different denominations which can be manually paid out, whereas the memory in the cash dispenser is used to memorize the current stock of money of different denomination which can be paid out through the cash dispenser.

Abstract: A cash accounting system comprises a manual handling instruction unit for instructing the manual handling of some denominations and sub-amounts of the payment money-amount. A storing unit stores the denominations, sub-amounts, etc. instructed to be manually handled by the instruction unit, a controlling unit for paying out, by the money paying-out apparatus, the remaining payment amount of the money amount instructed to be manually handled by the manual handling instruction unit. As the payment by the money paying-out apparatus and the payment by the manual operation can be performed in combination within one transaction registration, time required for the money amount, including the new bill, to be paid out is rendered shorter and transaction error is prevented from being caused.

Abstract: A cash accounting system comprises a cash register for recording various transactions of money and having a central processing unit, a counting machine electrically connected with the cash register and operable to count money including bills used during each of the transactions, and a count data read-in device for writing count information providing by the counting machine as a result of the counting operation, in the central processing unit.

Abstract: A cash accounting system registers and stores information relating to money transacted according to the denomination thereof, and has a data compiling capability. This system is operable during a checking operation to compile the amount of money registered according to denomination thereof, and to provide information related to numbers of units, and fractions thereof, of money in each denomination. The units of the respective denominations comprise predetermined amounts of money in each denomination.

Abstract: A teller machine includes numeral keys, function keys, a central processor unit, and a printer for printing out transaction data onto a desired bill. A preset ability is employed by the teller machine so that a bill issuance number is limited at operator's choice, the print out operation is conducted only when preselected function keys are operated, and only preselected function keys are made effective.

Abstract: A cash accounting system including a cash register for recording various transactions of money, a counting machine electrically connected with the cash register and operable to count the money used during each of the transactions, a printing member, and a totaling member for totaling according to denomination count data given by the counting machine.

Abstract: A teller machine is capable of modifying information stored within a secondary memory when the operator realizes a mistake even after he has completed transactions and placed information with respect to these transactions into the secondary memory. In the teller machine, a primary memory stores numerical information representative of amounts of money after each transaction and a secondary memory stores cumulative amounts of money for all transactions.

Abstract: Improvements in a cash accounting system for use in the window services such as a bank or the like. In the accounting system, a cash register for registering the various cash transaction information is electrically connected with a money paying-out apparatus for paying-out money such as papers, coins or the like in accordance with the paying-out money amount produced by each transaction registration.

Abstract: A teller machine is disclosed including numeral keys, function keys, a central processor unit, and a printer for printing out transaction data. The teller machine includes a key input system for holding a specific transaction identifying signal when the specific transaction is continuously repeated. The specific transaction identifying signal held in the key input system is developed when the following numeral information is introduced through the numeral keys, thereby omitting the actuation of the specific transaction command key.