JP2001307042A - Electronic page for internet access and internet accessing method - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To make a homepage address printed on an electronic page of a printed matter possible to be easily accessed by recording the address in an RFID tag and reading it by a reader/writer. SOLUTION: This electronic page for Internet access is provided with the RFID tag 3 at a part where the homepage address 2 of the printed matter is placed and characterized that the homepage address is recorded in a memory of the RFID tag. The RFID tag 3 is also attached to a sorted page and formed by being directly printed on the electronic page. This Internet accessing method is characterized by performing connection with the Internet by making a reader read the homepage address of the electronic page of the RFID tag and inputting data of the address.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

[0001] The present invention relates to an electronic page for Internet access. For details, enter the RFID (r
adio frequency identifica
) tag, and the address is to be input.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art In recent years, when an article or an advertisement is printed in printing of a publication such as a magazine, a relevant corresponding homepage address is also printed at the same time. However, these printed characters are small and hard to see, and there are many input errors, so that even if the characters are entered, it is often impossible to access a predetermined homepage. Also, after disposing of a magazine or the like, it becomes impossible to know the homepage address.

[0003]

Therefore, in the present invention,
An RFID tag (a non-contact IC tag, a non-contact IC, a wireless IC tag, a non-contact data carrier, or the like, which records the corresponding address, may be referred to as a “RFID tag” hereinafter and collectively. To the relevant page or RFI
A D-tagged page (such as a postcard) is registered in a publication, and the user can peel it off or cut it out and read it with a reader (input device) to enable easy and reliable address input. Things.

[0004]

A first aspect of the present invention for solving the above-mentioned problem is a page having an RFID tag in a portion where a homepage address of a publication is described, and a memory of the RFID tag. Is an electronic page for Internet access, wherein the homepage address is recorded. Since such an electronic page is used, input of address data can be easily performed.

[0005] A second aspect of the present invention for solving the above problems is a page with an RFID tag, which is registered between pages in which a homepage address of a publication is posted,
An electronic page for Internet access, wherein the homepage address is recorded in the memory of the RFID tag. Since such an electronic page is used, input of address data can be easily performed.

In the above, if two or more homepage addresses are recorded in the memory of the RFID tag,
If the number of ID tags used can be reduced and the RFID tag is made up of an antenna pattern printed with conductive printing ink and an IC chip attached to it, cost reduction and thickness reduction can be achieved. it can. Also, R
Any surface of the FID tag is coated with a re-adhesive adhesive, and the adhesive can be easily attached to a page if the RFID tag is attached to a page of a publication, If the tag or its surroundings have alignment marks for reading by the reader,
If the homepage address or the company name recorded in the memory can be displayed visually, it is convenient for reuse if the reading accuracy of the IC card reader / writer can be enhanced.

[0007] A third aspect of the present invention for solving the above-mentioned problem is characterized in that a reader reads a homepage address of an electronic page with an RFID tag, and inputs the address data to connect to the Internet. Internet access method, which you want. With such an access method, no input error occurs.

[0008]

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Hereinafter, an electronic page according to the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is an example of an electronic page for Internet access on which a homepage (HP) address is posted. This is a guide for a certain product, and an RFID tag 3 is affixed to an electronic page 1 in addition to a maker's HP address 2 and any part of the page. The RFID tag 3 may be configured so that an electronic page can be cut off by a cutout line 4. Further, it is preferable to provide an alignment mark 36 for reading by the reader. The HP address of the maker is recorded in the memory of the RFID tag 3.

[0009] Affixing an RFID tag to each of a plurality of advertisement articles increases costs and deteriorates the appearance of a printed matter. When each HP address of a plurality of advertisement articles is recorded on one RFID tag It may be. When a plurality of addresses are recorded, all the addresses are read by the reader. However, when a required address is selected and clicked while displayed on the display, the address is connected to a predetermined address. RF
The ID tag may record not only the HP address but also the magazine name of the advertisement article. In this case, since the advertisement publication company can acquire the magazine name as data together with the homepage address, it can be used as a material for grasping the advertising effect of the publication magazine. It is also preferable that the recorded HP address and the company name thereof are visually displayed on the RFID tag surface by printing or the like. Later, for notes when reusing.

FIG. 2 shows an example of an R merged between pages of a publication.
A page with an FID tag.
Has a home page address 2, and the HP address 2 is recorded in the memory of the RFID tag 3. In the case of FIG. 2, the electronic page 1 with the RFID tag has a postcard size or other card shape, and is in a state in which papers having different paper quality and shape from those of a normal print page are registered. As such, there is no essential difference in function from the one affixed to the page itself. It is considered that the case of matching between pages in this way is suitable for the case of recording a plurality of HP addresses in common. In some cases, it is possible to record the HP addresses of all the companies listed in the one publication.

When such an electronic page is used, R
Cut off the part with the FID tag from the page, or cut out the card form from the publication, and separate it.
By inserting into the reader, the HP address is read and recognized by the reader. It is appropriate to write a notice such as a range of HP addresses recorded in an advertisement article or a registered paper slip, how to use the address, and the like. It is preferable that all address data and company names recorded on the RFID tag cut out as described above are displayed so as to be visually confirmed.

FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a general-purpose example of an RFID tag. The RFID tag is made of a base material 31 such as plastic.
A coil-shaped antenna pattern 33 is formed, and a resonance circuit is formed by the antenna coil and the capacitive element to receive and transmit a radio wave of a constant frequency. Generally 1
25kHz (medium wave), 13.56MHz, 2.45GH
A frequency band of z (microwave) is used. 13.56
In the case of MHz, communication distance of about 20 cm, 125 kHz
It is said that a communication distance of about 2 cm can be obtained. In the use of electronic pages, it is only necessary to make the reader read in a substantially close contact state, so there is no need to secure a long communication distance.

In the case of FIG.
Reference numeral 3 denotes a jumping circuit formed on the back surface of the base material 31 by the conductive member 34 and connected to the bump on the back surface of the IC chip 32 by the antenna connection terminal 33c. In the illustrated example, the capacitance element is built in the IC chip. The IC chip has a memory and stores certain items such as an HP address and a published magazine name. Such an IC tag is formed by forming an antenna pattern 33 on a metal foil such as an aluminum foil laminated on a resin base material by photoetching or etching after resist printing, mounting an IC chip, and providing a protective coating. can do. The size is also 30mm × 3
The size can be about 0 mm or less.

The electronic page may be used by attaching a general-purpose RFID tag capable of increasing the communication distance as described above. However, the manufacturing cost is low and the publication is not bulky even when attached to a publication. In order to achieve this, it is preferable that the antenna pattern is formed by directly printing the antenna pattern on the page paper surface with a conductive printing ink. FIGS. 4 and 5 are diagrams showing examples of RFID tags printed with conductive printing ink. Figure 4 shows the antenna pattern 3 in carbon ink directly on the magazine page.
3 is printed, and the IC chip 32 is
Is attached. In FIG. 4, the hatched portions are printed in black with conductive carbon ink. With such an antenna configuration, the communication distance is reduced, but a distance of several mm can be secured. Preferably, an alignment mark 36 is provided on or around the antenna. The conductive ink is not limited to carbon black, and an ink mixed with a conductive material such as an aluminum paste can be used. The mounting of the IC chip on the antenna printed part of the signature of the magazine can be connected between the bump of the IC chip and the antenna connection terminal via an anisotropic conductive sheet or an anisotropic conductive adhesive. . If the IC chip is mounted on the matching card, continuous processing by the mounting device is also possible.

FIG. 5 similarly shows an antenna pattern 33 printed with conductive ink on a sheet of paper in a range of 20 mm × 20 mm and an IC chip 32 mounted thereon, but a communication distance of several mm can be secured. The size of the IC chip 32 is 1
It can be about mm × 1 mm and the thickness can be within 0.3 mm.
When the re-adhesive adhesive 35 is applied to both sides of the tag (outside the dotted line L in the figure), the IC chip 32 can be attached with the page surface side, and read by a reader. Can be peeled off and re-attached to another paper for reading. In the case of this sticking sheet type, since the IC chip has already been mounted, it is only necessary to perform a step of sticking the RFID tag to a predetermined location, and processing in a continuous step is possible. It is preferable to provide an alignment mark (not shown) and a display of the HP address on the back surface (the surface on which the antenna is not printed) of the sheet.

As an electronic page reader, a commercially available one such as a reader / writer for a non-contact IC card or a handy terminal can be used. In the case of using a reader / writer for an IC card, a reader / writer that receives power and transmits / receives information by electromagnetic coupling, and a communication type IC card reader with a communication distance of several mm to about 10 mm has been developed and is commercially available. Have been. International standard standard for contact type IC card and coil position etc.
10536 was established and the mutual antenna position accuracy was 2
In order to set the RFID tag at a predetermined position, the RFID tag is attached to an IC card-shaped mount (plastic plate) and read, or a reader / writer is provided with an alignment mark and set and read. Can be made. Therefore, as described above, it is preferable to provide a positioning mark also on the RFID tag.

The data transmitted from the RFID tag is received by the receiving antenna of the reader / writer and demodulated after removing noise. When a plurality of HP addresses are recorded in one RFID, all the read contents are displayed on a display of a personal computer or the like. Therefore, when accessing a homepage, an address that matches the homepage address confirmed by the naked eye is used. Is selected and the click button is pressed, the address data is transmitted from the personal computer. Of course, when only one address data is recorded, such an operation is not necessary.

If the name of the magazine in which the advertisement is posted is transmitted together with the address data, the receiving site can grasp the advertisement effect and the like depending on the type of magazine by counting the magazine names. In addition, since the RFID tag in which the HP address is recorded can be reused by storing it, it is convenient to save time and trouble in writing down the address.

[0019]

As described above, in the electronic page for Internet access according to the present invention, since the RFID tag recording the corresponding HP address is attached to the corresponding page, etc.
It can be input without manually inputting characters. Further, in the Internet access method of the present invention, since the reader can read and input using such an electronic page, the input can be surely performed without fail.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a diagram showing an example of an electronic page for Internet access on which a homepage address is posted.

FIG. 2 is a diagram showing pages with RFID tags that are integrated between pages of a publication.

FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating a general-purpose example of an RFID tag.

FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating an example of an RFID tag printed with a conductive printing ink.

FIG. 5 is a diagram illustrating another example of an RFID tag printed with a conductive printing ink.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Electronic page 2 Homepage address (HP address) 3 RFID tag 4 Cut-out line 31 Base material 32 IC chip 33 Antenna pattern 33c Coil connection terminal 34 Conductive member 35 Adhesive 36 Positioning mark

Claims (8)

[Claims] 1. An electronic page for Internet access, comprising a page having an RFID tag in a portion where a homepage address of a publication is described, wherein the homepage address is recorded in a memory of the RFID tag. . 2. An Internet access method, wherein a page with an RFID tag is registered between pages on which a homepage address of a publication is posted, and the homepage address is recorded in a memory of the RFID tag. For electronic pages. 3. The electronic page for Internet access according to claim 1, wherein two or more homepage addresses are recorded in a memory of the RFID tag. 4. The electronic page for Internet access according to claim 1, wherein the RFID tag comprises an antenna pattern printed with conductive printing ink and an IC chip mounted on the antenna pattern. 5. A re-adhesive adhesive is applied to one of the surfaces of the RFID tag, and the re-adhesive is applied to the RFID tag.
5. The electronic page for Internet access according to claim 1, wherein a D tag is attached to a page of the publication. 6. The electronic page for Internet access according to claim 1, wherein an alignment mark for reading by a reader is provided on or around the RFID tag. 7. A homepage address recorded in a memory or a company name thereof is visually displayed on or around the RFID tag.
An electronic page for Internet access according to claim 5. 8. An Internet access method, comprising: causing a reader to read a homepage address of an electronic page with an RFID tag according to claim 1, inputting the address data, and connecting to the Internet.