JP2001236317A - Information processing system - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an information processing system which safely stores information and enables the bearer of a medium and other persons to edit the information. SOLUTION: A server device 2 is connected to personal computers 4 and 5 through the Internet so that a registered user can freely write and rewrite information. The registered user oneself has a user password and inputs this password to perform maintenance such as the writing and rewriting of a personal information storage area and the erasure of a message storage area. Further, a person other than the registered user has an open password and inputs this password to write a message to the message storage area.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an information processing system for retrieving and outputting information stored in a device using a portable storage medium such as an ID card owned by a user.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Information media possessed by individuals include IC cards and ID cards. The IC card itself stores information, and can display the information as needed. The ID card is for inputting an ID code to a device storing information and displaying the information on the device.

[0003]

However, since the above-mentioned IC card itself stores information, the IC card is stored in
There is a disadvantage that if the C card is lost, the information is lost. Also, since the IC card is owned by an individual, information (message) is stored on the IC card by another person.
There was a disadvantage that it was not possible to write.

[0004] In addition, even if the device displays information in response to the input of an ID code from an ID card, it is difficult for the device to display information.
Hitherto, it has not been realized that another person who does not have the D card can input information for the ID card holder. This is to ensure the security of the information of the ID card holder.

[0005] It is an object of the present invention to provide an information processing system in which information can be stored safely and the owner of the medium and other persons can edit the information.

[0006]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a portable storage medium having an identification code storage means for storing an identification code, an information storage means for storing information corresponding to the identification code, and a storage medium for storing the identification code. An information processing apparatus comprising: a password storage unit for storing a password to be input; and an output unit for inputting an identification code from the portable storage medium, and searching for and outputting information corresponding to the identification code from the information storage unit. And a writing device for writing information to the information processing device, wherein the information processing device, when accessed from the writing device, receives an identification code and the identification code. , A password corresponding to the password is requested, and after the password is authenticated, writing of information is permitted.

[0007] The information processing apparatus stores information corresponding to the identification code of the portable storage medium, and outputs this information when the identification code is input from the portable storage medium. The information can be output in various modes such as display and audio output. By storing information in the information processing apparatus in this manner, even if the portable storage medium is lost, the information itself is not lost, and the information can be re-output by re-issuing the medium. An ID card storing an ID code (identification code) or the like can be applied as a portable storage medium. When the present invention is applied to a karaoke apparatus, a personal remote control possessed by an individual can be applied. .

Further, information can be written to an information processing device (information storage means) using a writing device.
Writing requires a password, and can restrict who can write information. In this claim, writing of information includes erasing of already written information (overwriting of null data).
If the information processing device is configured with a WWW server and the writing device is configured with a personal computer connected to the Internet, information can be written using an existing personal computer.

Further, in the present invention, the information storage means includes:
A first information storage area and a second storage area,
The password storage means stores a first password and a second password.
The information processing device permits the writing device to write into the first information storage area and the second information storage area when the first password is input from the writing device. When the second password is input, the writing device is permitted to write only into the second storage area.

When the writing device is constituted by a server device connected to the Internet as described above, a large number of writing devices (personal computers) can be accessed. Therefore, the information storage means is divided into a first storage area and a second storage area.
You can access both storage areas with the first password,
The second password allows access to only the second storage area. Thus, the first password is the ID
Only a high-priority person, such as the owner of a portable storage medium such as a card, possesses the password, and the second password can be widely disclosed to an acquaintance or the like. In the storage area, important information that the medium owner should not be rewritten by others can be written, and less important information can be written in the second storage area.

According to the present invention, the information processing device comprises a server device provided with information storage means individually and a plurality of terminal devices, and the writing device writes information to the information storage device of the server device. And the server device distributes the information written from the writing device to each terminal device. Also, the present invention is the server device, which is a device for periodically delivering predetermined data to each terminal device, and stores information written in information storage means of the server device at the time of delivery of the predetermined data to each terminal device. It is characterized in that it is distributed to a device. The present invention is characterized in that the terminal device is a communication karaoke device, and the predetermined data is song data of a new song. In the communication karaoke system,
The song data of a new song, which is predetermined data, is periodically delivered from the server device to the terminal device (communication karaoke device). If the information is distributed in accordance with the distribution of the music data, the information can be distributed without increasing communication time.

[0012]

FIG. 1 is a diagram showing the configuration of a karaoke system according to an embodiment of the present invention. The karaoke apparatus 1 receives distribution of music data and registration information for each user of a registered user of the karaoke apparatus from the server apparatus 2 via a telephone line. The karaoke apparatus 1 stores the distributed music data and user-specific registration information in a storage device such as a hard disk. The karaoke apparatus 1 performs a karaoke song (song data) identified by the song number by a user performing a song selection operation, that is, by inputting a song number for identifying song data. The registered user performs this music selection operation using the personal remote controller 3 owned by the individual. When a predetermined button switch is pressed, the personal remote controller 3 transmits a song number corresponding to the button operation to the karaoke apparatus 1 and automatically transmits the user ID stored in the personal remote controller 3. That is, the user ID of the registered user who owns this personal remote controller 3
Is transmitted to the karaoke apparatus 1.

When the karaoke apparatus 1 receives the user ID and the music number from the personal remote controller 3, it plays the karaoke music of the received music number, but the registration information for each user corresponding to the user ID received prior to the performance. And read
This is displayed on the monitor as shown in FIG.

The user-specific registration information is input from personal computers 4 and 5 connected to the server device 2 via the Internet. The personal computer 4 is operated by the registered user having the personal remote controller 3, and the personal computer 5 is operated by a person other than the registered user. The registered user accesses the server device 2 with the personal computer 4 and inputs a user password. The user password is a password possessed only by a registered user. When the user password is input, the server device 2 permits the registered user to write in the personal information registration area. The registered user registers personal information, which is information about himself, in the personal information registration area. The personal information includes name, birthday, work place, hobby, greeting, and the like. In addition, personal information is not limited to text information, and image data such as a photograph of yourself and voice data such as voice can be registered. A person other than the registered user accesses the server device 2 with the personal computer 5 and inputs a public password. The public password is a password disclosed to an acquaintance from a registered user. When the public password is input, the server device 2 permits the registered user to write in the message storage. A person other than the registered user enters a message for the registered user in the message registration area. This message is not limited to text, and image data, audio data, and the like can be registered.

The server device 2 periodically distributes new song data to each of the karaoke devices 1. At the same time, the server device 2 transmits user information such as personal information input by a registered user or a message input by a person other than the registered user. The separate registration information is distributed to each karaoke device 1. Each karaoke device 1 stores these data in a storage device such as a hard disk.

When the registered user performs a music selection operation on the karaoke apparatus, the selected music is played as described above. Prior to this performance, the user ID corresponding to the user ID input together with the music number is played. Read the registration information and display it on the monitor. With this display, the registered user can appeal himself by personal information, and a person other than the registered user can send a message to the registered user by a message.

FIG. 2 is a block diagram of the karaoke apparatus. The karaoke apparatus 1 is a system including a plurality of components, and includes a karaoke apparatus main body 9, a control amplifier 22, an audio signal processor 23, a DVD (digital video disk) changer 24, and a speaker 2.
5, a monitor 26, a microphone 27, and an infrared remote controller 28. The karaoke apparatus main body 9 controls the operation of the whole karaoke apparatus. The CPU 10, which is a control device of the karaoke apparatus main body 9, has a ROM 11, a RAM 12, a hard disk 17, a communication control unit 16, a remote control receiving unit 13, a display panel 14, a panel switch 15, a sound source device 18, an audio data via an internal bus. Processing unit 1
9, a character display unit 20, a display control unit 21 are connected, and a control amplifier 22, an audio signal processing device 23, and a DVD changer 24, which are the external devices, are connected via an interface.

The ROM 11 stores a starting program and the like necessary for starting the apparatus. A system program for controlling the operation of the apparatus, a karaoke performance execution program, and the like are stored in the hard disk 17.
When the power of the karaoke apparatus is turned on, a system program and a karaoke performance program are read into the RAM 12 by the above-mentioned startup program.

In the hard disk 17, in addition to a program storage area for storing the above programs, a music data storage area for storing music data, a registration information storage area for each user, and the like are set. The song data storage area can store song data for thousands of songs, and stores song data of new songs that the server device 2 periodically downloads. The area shown in FIG. 3B is provided in the registered information storage area for each user for each registered user. That is, a personal information storage area 17d and a message storage area 17e are set as registration information storage areas for each user.
A D storage area 17a is also set.

In the RAM 12, a program storage area for reading a program from the hard disk storage device 17 when the apparatus is started, a reserved music list 12a for registering the requested karaoke music number, and music data of the karaoke music to be played are read. Execution music data storage area 12
b and the like are set. The reserved song list 12a stores approximately ten song numbers of reserved karaoke songs in the order of reservation.
Shifted by O. In addition, an area for storing a user ID that has reserved this karaoke song (song number) is set corresponding to each song number. Execution music data storage area 12b
Are set in two areas: an area for the currently playing song and an area for the song to be played next.

The communication control section 16 is connected to the server device 2 via an ISDN line. The server device 2 periodically calls the karaoke device and distributes music data of a new song, new user-specific registration information, and the like.

The remote controller 28 is provided with key switches such as numeric keys, and when a user operates these switches, a code signal corresponding to the operation is output by infrared rays. The user inputs a music number to the karaoke apparatus main body 1 using a numeric keypad. The remote control receiving unit 13 receives the infrared signal transmitted from the remote control device 28, restores the code signal, and inputs the code signal to the CPU 10. CPU1
When a music number is input from the remote control device 8, the music number is registered in a reservation list set in the RAM 12. The remote controller 28 is an accessory device of the karaoke apparatus 1, but the personal remote controller 3 is a property of the registered user. The remote control device 28 needs to input a song number of about six digits in all digits.
In the case of, the song number is registered in advance with the abbreviated number,
By inputting an abbreviated number of about two digits, the music number registered in the abbreviated number and the user ID of the personal remote controller 3 are output to the remote control receiver 13.

Display panel 14 and panel switch 15
Is provided on the front of the karaoke apparatus main body 1. The panel switch 15 includes a numeric keypad for inputting a music number and a mode switch similar to the remote controller 8. The display panel 14 displays the currently playing music number and the number of reserved music.

The character display section 20 has a VRAM corresponding to the display area of the monitor 6. The VRAM is written with lyrics of a karaoke song developed into a character pattern, user-specific registration information displayed prior to the performance of the karaoke song, and the like. The operation of developing the lyrics stored in the lyrics track of the music data as character codes and the user-specific registration information stored in the hard disk 17 as text data into character patterns is performed by the CPU 10. CPU1
In the case of 0, after the character code is developed into a pattern, this is written to an address on the VRAM corresponding to the display coordinates. This character pattern is input to the display control unit 21 as a video signal. During karaoke performance, DVD changer 24
Reproduces a background image, and this image signal is also input to the display control unit 21. The display control unit 21 superimposes the character pattern on the background video in a superimposed manner and displays it on the monitor 6. The display controller 21 controls the video signal of the character display 20 and the D signal.
In addition to superimposing the video signal of the VD changer 24, a part or all of the video signal input from the character display unit 20 can be faded in and out.

It is to be noted that about six DVDs can be set in the DVD changer 24, some of which record the above-mentioned background image, and the other several of the standard karaoke songs. Music data is recorded. When this classic song is requested, the DVD changer 24
First reads out the music data and writes it in the execution music data storage area of the RAM 12, and then stores the background video D
Play VD.

The tone generator 18 forms a musical tone based on music data (event data of a musical tone track), applies the effect specified by the effect control track to the musical tone thus formed, and outputs the resultant to the control amplifier 22.

The audio data processing section 19 reproduces audio data included in the music data. Examples of the voice data include back chorus data which is voice data of a back chorus of a karaoke performance, and guide vocal data which is voice data of a singing song which is an example of a karaoke song. These back chorus data and guide vocal data are stored as digitized (and compressed) digital audio data, and the audio data processing unit 19 decodes them and converts them into analog audio signals.

The microphone 7 is connected to the control amplifier 22, and the singing voice of the karaoke singer is input. The control amplifier 2 applies a predetermined effect (vocal effect) to the singing voice,
Equalizing singing voice and karaoke performance sound respectively
After mixing, the signal is amplified and output to the speaker 5.

The audio signal processing device 3 is a device for inputting a singing voice from the control amplifier 2 and applying various effects. A simple effect such as an echo can be given by the control amplifier 2 alone. However, the shift of the pitch of the singing voice input from the microphone 7 is corrected, and the frequency and the like of the singing voice are converted to change other parts. The audio signal processing device 3 performs processing such as creating a harmony singing. The pitch-corrected singing voice, the newly created harmony singing voice, and the like are input to the control amplifier 2 again.

FIG. 3 is a configuration diagram of the server device 2. In this server device 2, a server computer 3
0 controls the operation of the entire server device. A large-capacity storage device 31, a distribution control circuit 32, and a Web server 33 are connected to the server computer 30. The large-capacity storage device 31 stores song data for playing karaoke songs, and also stores user-specific registration information of each registered user. The registered information storage area for each registered user includes a personal information storage area 30d and a message storage area 30e. Correspondingly, the registered user's user ID storage area 30a, user password storage area 30b, and public password are stored. Storage area 30c
Is also set. The distribution control circuit 32 is a device for communicating with each karaoke device via a telephone line, and makes a PP (Point to Point) connection with each karaoke device. The server computer 30 delivers song data of a new song, updated new registration information for each user, and the like to the karaoke device connected to the PP. The Web server 33 is a server connected to the Internet via a network controller 34 having a DSU and a router function. The Web server 33 receives access from the personal computers 4 and 5 and transfers the input personal information and message to the server computer 30. The server computer 30 stores the transferred personal information and message in the user-specific registration information storage area of the corresponding user ID.

FIG. 4 is a block diagram of the personal remote controller.
A controller 40 as a microcomputer controls the operation of the personal remote controller. The controller 40 has a memory 4
1, a keyboard 42 and a drive circuit 43 are connected. In the memory 41, a user ID storage area 41a and a music number table 41b are set. The user ID of the personal remote controller is stored in the user ID storage area 41a. In the music number table 41b, the music number of the music desired by the registered user is stored in association with the two-digit abbreviated number. Registered user is keyboard 4
When the abbreviated number is input from 2, the user ID is read, and the song number corresponding to the abbreviated number is read from the table 41b. The controller 40 inputs the read user ID and song number to the drive circuit 43. The drive circuit 43 transmits and receives the song number and the user ID to the karaoke apparatus body 1 by opening and closing the high-frequency drive current applied to the LED 44 with the input song number and the user ID.

FIGS. 5 to 7 are flowcharts showing the operation of each device. FIG. 5A is a flowchart showing processing when a registered user performs maintenance of user-specific registration information using the personal computer 4. Here, the maintenance of the registration information for each user is a process of inputting / changing the personal information or deleting a message input by another person. The registered user accesses the server device 2 via the Internet (s01). Server device 2
Has the function of a WWW server as described above, and the registered user operates a WWW browser on the personal computer 4 and inputs the URL of the server device 2 to the server device 2 (Web server 33). Can be accessed. When the server device 2 is accessed, a screen for requesting the input of the user ID and the password is downloaded, and is received and displayed on the monitor (s
02). In response, the user password is returned (s03). The user password may be input by a registered user from a keyboard, or may be registered in a WWW browser in advance, and automatically reply in response to this screen. In response to the input of the user ID and the user password, the server device 2 downloads the information maintenance screen. The personal computer 4 receives the information maintenance screen and displays it on the monitor (s0).
4). The registered user performs maintenance work such as input / update of personal information and deletion of a message input by another person while viewing the maintenance screen. When this maintenance work is completed, the contents of this maintenance are
(S05). Thereafter, a screen for confirming the maintenance content is sent from the server device 2 and is displayed (s06), and the operation ends.

FIG. 5B is a flowchart showing the operation when a person who is not a registered user uses the personal computer 5 to input a message. Here, the message is a sentence such as cheering for a registered user or a congratulation on a birthday, and is generally composed of text. However, image data or audio data may be input. The user accesses the server device 2 via the Internet (s11). When the server device 2 is accessed, a screen for requesting the input of the user ID and the password is downloaded, and is received and displayed on the monitor (s
12). In response, the public password is returned (s1
3). The public password may be input by a registered user from a keyboard, or may be registered in a WWW browser in advance, and automatically reply in response to this screen. The public password is freely distributed by the registered user. In response to the input of the user ID and the public password, the server device 2 downloads the message input screen, so that the personal computer 4
Receives this and displays it on the monitor (s14). The user inputs a message on this screen. When the input of the message is completed, this message is sent to the server 2
(S15). Thereafter, a screen for confirming the content of the message is sent from the server device 2 and is displayed (s16), and the operation is terminated.

FIG. 6 is a flowchart showing the operation of the server device 2. FIG. 7A is a flowchart showing the information registration processing operation. Server device 2 (Web server 3
3) monitors whether there is access from the personal computer (s21). When there is access from the personal computer, a screen requesting input of a user ID and a password is transmitted (s22). It is determined whether the password sent in response to this is a user password or a public password (s22, s28).

When the user password is sent (s23), an information maintenance screen is sent (s2).
4). And personal computer 4
(S2)
5) The user-specific registration information storage areas 31c and 31d on the server are maintained with the maintenance contents (s).
26). This maintenance result confirmation screen is transmitted to the accessing personal computer (s2
7), end the processing.

When the public password is sent (s28), a message input screen is sent (s2).
9). And personal computer 5
Is received (s30), and this message is stored in the message storage area 31d on the server (s31). A confirmation screen for this message is transmitted to the accessing personal computer (s32), and the process ends.

FIG. 3B is a flowchart showing the distribution process. The server device 2 is originally installed to download new song data to each karaoke device. The server device 2 downloads new song data to the karaoke devices approximately once every 10 days to two weeks. Download
The processing operation in the figure is a flowchart showing the operation at that time. First, a call is made to the karaoke apparatus to connect a telephone line (s35). Then, the music data of the new music is distributed (downloaded) to the karaoke apparatus (s36). Next, the new user-specific registration information is distributed to the karaoke device (s37). Then, disconnect the telephone line (s3
8). The new registration information for each user is the registration information for each user that has been maintained or the registration information for each user to which a message has been input. To deliver. In addition,
Since the file size of the user-specific registration information is much smaller than the music data, even if the music data is distributed at the same time as the music data, the communication time increases only slightly.

FIG. 6B shows the operation when a general user who is not a registered user accesses the server device 2. The administrator of the server device 2 informs the registered user of contact and notification. The same operation may be performed when registering the message of (1).

FIG. 7 is a flowchart showing the operation when the registered user operates the personal remote controller 3 to select a music piece. It is monitored in s41 whether a predetermined button switch has been operated, that is, whether a song number or a short number has been input.

When an abbreviated number is input, first, the user ID is read from the user ID storage area 41a of the memory 41 (s42), and this is transmitted from the LED 44 as an infrared signal (s43). Next, the music number corresponding to the input abbreviated number is stored in the music number table 41
b (s44), and this is transmitted as an infrared signal from the LED 44 (s45). The user ID and the song number are received by the karaoke apparatus 1.

Note that, in this flowchart, the case where a normal music number is input is omitted for easy understanding of the invention, but even when a normal music number is input, the user ID and the input number are not displayed. The operation of transmitting the song number as an infrared signal is the same as when the abbreviated number is input.

FIG. 8 is a flowchart showing the operation of the karaoke apparatus. FIG. 9 is a diagram showing a display example of the user-specific registration information on the monitor 26. FIG. 8A is a flowchart showing an operation of monitoring input from the remote control device. At s51, it is monitored whether there is an input from the general remote controller 28 or the personal remote controller 3. If there is an input from the remote controller, it is determined whether the input content is a user ID or a song number (s52). If it is a user ID, the user ID is stored in the temporary storage area (s53). The user ID stored in the temporary storage area is processed so as to be discarded after a predetermined time. If the input content is a music number (s52), it is determined whether a user ID has been input within a predetermined time (s54). If the user ID is input within a predetermined time and is buffered in the temporary storage area, the input music number and the buffered user ID are associated with each other and registered in the reservation list 12a (s55). If the user ID has not been input within a predetermined time, only the music number input this time is registered in the reservation list 12a (s5).
6). When a song is reserved by the personal remote controller 3, since the user ID and the song number are transmitted successively, s51 → s
The process proceeds from 52 to s53 to s51 to s52 to s54 to s55, and the user ID and the song number are registered in association with each other.

FIG. 9B is a flowchart showing the performance preparation processing. This performance preparation processing is an operation for preparing for the performance of a karaoke tune to be performed next to the tune currently being played. First, the music number of the music to be performed next is read from the reservation list 12a (s61), and the music data identified by the music number is read from the hard disk 17 or the DVD 24 (s62). The read music data is written to the execution music data storage area 12b of the RAM 12. Next, it is checked whether a user ID is stored corresponding to the music data (s63). If the user ID has not been stored, the process ends.

If the user ID is stored in the reservation list 12a, it is read out, and the user-specific registration information (personal information, message) corresponding to this user ID is read from the user-specific registration information storage areas 17c, 17d ( s64). Then, the registration information for each user is edited into a display screen and stored in the buffer area set in the RAM 12 or the hard disk 17 (s65).
This screen is displayed when the performance of this karaoke song is started.

FIG. 9C is a flowchart showing the processing at the start of the performance. When the previous song ends, the same figure (B)
When the order of performance of the karaoke songs prepared in step (1) is changed, the karaoke performance operation of sequentially reading out the song data stored in the execution song data storage area 12b in accordance with the clock is started (s71). Since the head of the music data is data for title screen display and data for setup processing such as resetting of the sound source device, the title of the music is first displayed (s72), and the setup processing is executed (s73). Then, it is determined whether or not this song has been reserved with the user ID (s74). If the song has been reserved with the user ID, the edited registration information for each user is displayed on the display image data (s75). The registration information for each user is displayed in the order of personal information (FIG. 9 (A)) → message (contact message from administrator (FIG. 9 (B)) → greeting message from acquaintance (FIG. 9 (C))). I do.
This display is continued until the setup processing is completed (s76). And when the setup process is completed,
The display of the registration information for each user (or the display of the title) is terminated (s77), the background video and the lyrics are displayed, and the karaoke performance is started.

In this embodiment, the communication karaoke system has been described as an example. However, the present invention is not limited to this. For example, an online transaction system of a bank, an online system in which a ticket can be purchased with an ID card, and the like. It can be applied to various things.

[0047]

As described above, according to the present invention, when an identification code is input to an information processing apparatus, information corresponding to the identification code is output, and the information is stored in a portable storage medium possessed by an individual. You don't have to. Also, if information is distributed from the server device to a plurality of terminal devices,
The information can be output anywhere as if the individual had the information itself.

Since the writing device can access the server device, the information to be output can be rewritten as needed. In this case, if an area accessible by a password is differentiated, it is possible to access another area by changing a given password according to the importance of the accessing person.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a configuration diagram of a communication karaoke system according to an embodiment of the present invention;

FIG. 2 is a block diagram of a communication karaoke apparatus constituting the communication karaoke system;

FIG. 3 is a block diagram of a server device constituting the communication karaoke system;

FIG. 4 is a block diagram of a personal remote controller constituting the communication karaoke system;

FIG. 5 is a flowchart showing the operation of the personal computer constituting the communication karaoke system;

FIG. 6 is a flowchart showing the operation of the server device.

FIG. 7 is a flowchart showing the operation of the personal remote controller;

FIG. 8 is a flowchart showing the operation of the communication karaoke apparatus.

FIG. 9 is a diagram showing a display example of a monitor of the communication karaoke apparatus.

[Explanation of symbols]

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Communication karaoke device, 2 ... Server device, 3 ... Personal remote control device, 4, 5 ... Personal computer, 9 ... Karaoke device main body, 10 ... CPU, 11 ... ROM, 12 ...
RAM, 12a: reservation list, 12b: execution music data storage area, 13: remote control receiving unit, 14: display panel,
15 panel switch, 16 communication control unit, 17 hard disk, 17a user ID storage area, 17c
Personal information storage area, 17d ... message storage area,
18 sound source device, 19 audio data processing unit, 20 character display unit, 21 display control unit, 22 control amplifier, 23 audio signal processing device, 24 DVD changer, 25 speaker, 26 monitor. ... microphone, 2
8 (general-purpose) remote control device, 30 server computer, 31 large-capacity storage device, 31a user ID storage area, 17b password storage area, 17c personal information storage area, 17d message storage area, 32 ...
Distribution control circuit, 33 Web server, 34 Network controller, 40 Controller, 41 Memory
42 ... keyboard, 43 ... drive circuit, 44 ... LED

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Claims (5)

[Claims] 1. A portable storage medium having an identification code storage unit for storing an identification code, an information storage unit for storing information corresponding to the identification code, and a password storage unit for storing a password corresponding to the identification code. And an output unit that inputs an identification code from the portable storage medium, retrieves information corresponding to the identification code from the information storage unit, and outputs the information. A writing device for writing information by using the information processing device, wherein the information processing device requests an identification code and a password corresponding to the identification code when accessed by the writing device, An information processing system that authorizes the writing of information after authentication of the information. 2. The information storage means has a first information storage area and a second storage area, the password storage means stores a first password and a second password, When the first password is input from the writing device, the writing device is allowed to write into the first information storage area and the second information storage area, and when the second password is input, Second for embedded devices
2. The information processing system according to claim 1, wherein writing to only the storage area is permitted. 3. The information processing device includes a server device and a plurality of terminal devices each having an information storage unit, and the writing device writes information to the information storage unit of the server device. 3. The information processing system according to claim 1, wherein the server device distributes the information written from the writing device to each terminal device. 4. The server device according to claim 1, wherein the server device periodically distributes predetermined data to each terminal device, and stores information written in an information storage unit of the server device at the time of distribution of the predetermined data into each terminal device. The information processing system according to claim 3, wherein the information is distributed to a computer. 5. The information processing system according to claim 3, wherein the terminal device is a communication karaoke device, and the predetermined data is song data of a new song.