JP2002123441A - System for distributing information for mobile object - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a system for distributing information for a mobile object with which the distribution of information can be received by simple equipment loaded on a mobile object. SOLUTION: Communication equipment 100 for narrow area radio loaded on an automobile receives the distribution of information by narrow area communication through an infrastructure side antenna 200 to the communication equipment 100 for narrow area radio in the state of entering a prescribed communication area by means of the infrastructure side antenna 200. At this point, while utilizing a portable telephone 300 having the right of access to a network, a web page on the network is accessed and communication control is performed for receiving the distribution of information from the web page.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a mobile information distribution system, and more particularly, to a system for receiving information (contents) such as music in a mobile body such as an automobile.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Music and the like can be received by a home PC (personal computer) via the Internet. Furthermore, direct distribution to the inside of the vehicle is also possible.This is possible when the communication device is mounted on the car and the vehicle-side communication device is in a predetermined communication area by the infrastructure antenna installed at a convenience store etc. This is a system that receives information distribution to communication equipment through an antenna on the infrastructure side.

[0003]

However, with respect to the on-vehicle communication device in such a mobile information distribution system, mounting of the device for the system is optional, and new information distribution to existing vehicles is required. In such a case, it is necessary to attach a dedicated expensive device.

It is an object of the present invention to provide a mobile information distribution system that can receive information distribution with a simple mobile device.

[0005]

According to the first aspect of the present invention, a mobile terminal is controlled by performing communication control for receiving information distribution using a client terminal for communication other than short-range communication. A device for performing communication control as a device for receiving information distribution by the body can be dispensed with, and information can be distributed by a simple mobile device.

More specifically, as described in claim 2,
As a client terminal for communication other than short-range communication,
A wide-area mobile communication terminal having an access right to a network is used. The wide-area mobile communication terminal accesses a web page on the network, and performs communication control for receiving information distribution from the web page. Good to do. Here, as described in claim 3, the address of the web page is unique to the infrastructure-side antenna, and as described in claim 4, access to the web page by a wide area mobile communication terminal As a method, when the short-range wireless communication device enters a predetermined communication area by the antenna on the infrastructure side, a web corresponding to the short-range wireless communication device is used.
The web page address unique to the infrastructure-side antenna is fetched into page b, and the wide-area mobile communication terminal accesses the web page corresponding to the short-range wireless communication device,
A web page corresponding to the infrastructure-side antenna in this page can be accessed.

[0007] According to a fifth aspect of the present invention, the address of the web page is unique to the short-range wireless communication device, and a wide-area transfer to the web page is performed as described in the sixth aspect. As a method of access by the communication terminal, when the short-range wireless communication device enters a predetermined communication area by the antenna on the infrastructure side, the w corresponds to the short-range wireless communication device.
The communication control can be performed on the web page, and the wide area mobile communication terminal can access the web page corresponding to the short range wireless communication device. At this time, the short-range wireless communication device includes a card reader / writer, and a Web page address unique to the short-range wireless communication device is a card on which information is read / written by the card reader / writer. In this case, only the person who owns the card can receive the information, and cannot receive the information without the card, which is excellent in security.

[0008] Further, as described in claim 8, a web page unique to the short-range wireless communication device is registered without including a menu screen for performing communication control, and is used when receiving information distribution. In addition, a menu screen for performing communication control can be included.

Further, when the short-range wireless communication device enters a predetermined communication area using the antenna on the infrastructure side, information other than the web page address is also sent to the network, and the information is transmitted. It can be displayed when a web page is accessed.

[0010] According to a tenth aspect of the present invention, a wide-area mobile communication terminal is used as a client terminal for communication other than the short-range communication, and information is received through two-way voice conversation. Instructions can be given.

[0011] According to the present invention, a wide-area mobile communication terminal having an access right to a network is used as a client terminal for communication other than short-range communication, and the wide-area mobile communication terminal is used. Thus, a web page having a code table in which the contents of instructions for performing communication control are coded is accessed, and a code selected from this code table is input to the short-range wireless communication device to perform communication control. Good.

According to the invention described in claims 12 and 13,
A printed matter indicating the contents of the communication control for receiving the information distribution is distributed to the occupants of the mobile body, and the occupant uses the printed matter to input instructions to the narrow-area wireless communication device to receive the information distribution. A display indicating communication control contents for performing control or receiving information distribution is given to the occupant of the mobile body, and the occupant inputs instruction contents to the narrow-area wireless communication device from this display to receive information distribution. Communication control to eliminate the need for a device for performing communication control as a device for receiving information distribution in a mobile body, and to be able to receive information distribution with a simple mobile device. Become.

[0013] As described in claim 14, the information to be distributed may include information to be sound. According to a fifteenth aspect, the narrow-range wireless communication device mounted on the moving object may include a memory for storing information and an audio device. In this case, the memory has a function of connecting to an audio device as a substitute for a CD changer. When the memory is connected to the audio device instead of the CD changer, the memory is viewed from the audio device. It can be as if connected as a CD changer.

[0014]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS (First Embodiment) A first embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 shows the overall configuration of a mobile information distribution system according to this embodiment. In this system, information such as music is distributed by a wireless device 101 in a vehicle, the information is stored and held in a memory 102, and reproduced and used by an audio player 103 when necessary.

First, the outline will be described. in this case,
A mobile is assumed to be a vehicle, and DSRC (Dedicated Short Range Com) is used as a short-range wireless communication.
munication).

When information is distributed from the infrastructure side (ground side) to the in-vehicle device, the in-vehicle device needs the following functions. (1). Wireless function for transmitting and receiving (2). Display function for viewing a list of desired information (3). Input function to select a distribution target from the list (4). Function to store distribution information (5). Display function for viewing the list of stored distribution information (6). Input function for selecting what to play from list (7). Function of Reproducing Distribution Information Among the general vehicles (1) to (7), only a radio-equipped audio device is mounted. Based on this premise, it is necessary for the spread of this system to realize information distribution in a vehicle with only a minimum addition of in-vehicle equipment.

The wireless function for transmitting and receiving (1) is as follows.
It has to be newly installed. In addition, the above-mentioned (4) function of storing distribution information, (5) a display function of viewing a list of stored distribution information, (6) an input function of selecting an item to be reproduced from the list, and (7) distribution The ability to reproduce information can reduce additional costs in the following ways.

That is, the audio equipment is usually provided with a connection terminal for adding a CD changer, and uses this terminal (103a in FIG. 1). If the audio device does not have a connection terminal for adding a CD changer, the CD changer normally converts the sound into FM waves and sends it to the audio device for playback. I do. That is, the FM transmitter 150 is connected to the memory 102 as shown in FIG.
Is transmitted to the audio player 151 by FM wave and reproduced. FIG. 2 shows a remote control set 152,
153 is used to reproduce information. On the other hand, regarding the function of storing the distribution information of (4), the device 102 for that purpose is simulated with the audio player 10.
From the viewpoint of No. 3, it is set as a structure that is regarded as a CD changer. The inside of the distribution information storage device 102 has a file structure of 10 disks and 99 tracks, like a CD is inserted. As a result, the display function of (5) for viewing the stored distribution information list and the input function of (6) for selecting a reproduction target from the list are provided so that the audio player 103 selects a song from the CD changer. be able to.

On the other hand, in the display function of (2) for viewing a list of desired information and the input function of (3) for selecting an item to be distributed from the list, display equipment is particularly expensive. In some cases, there is no good way to reduce costs.

The above description will be specifically described with reference to FIGS. FIG. 3 shows a DS for explaining an existing technology.
It is an image distribution image diagram in RC, in which a DSRC antenna 500 is installed in a parking lot such as a gas station or a convenience store, and information can be distributed to a communication device 501 of a car which is a mobile body. The information is often transmitted from the information distribution center 502, and this information is stored in the store server 503. And the DSRC antenna 500
An information distribution service is received and payment is made between the mobile communication device 501 and the in-vehicle communication device 501.

FIG. 4 is a system configuration diagram of an infrastructure side and a vehicle-mounted side in a mobile information distribution system for comparison. Infrastructure side (ground side) antenna 5 by DSRC
In order to distribute information to the in-vehicle device 501 from 00, the in-vehicle device 501 needs the functions (1) to (7) described above. In the example of FIG. 4, the wireless device 501a and the in-vehicle memory 501 are provided.
b, Audio PC (PC; personal computer)
The three devices 501c can have all of these functions. In this case, although the audio PC 501c has many functions such as a touch panel display,
In this case, it becomes very expensive and becomes an obstacle to the spread of the system.

In consideration of the above, in the electronic information distribution to the vehicle by the DSRC, in order to minimize the number of on-board devices, a display function for viewing a list of desired information; As shown in FIG. 1, the input function to use is a browser function to the Internet homepage of the mobile phone 300 which is a general-purpose system. That is, communication control for receiving information distribution is performed using the mobile phone 300 having access to the network as a client terminal for communication other than short-range communication. Specifically, the mobile phone 300 as a mobile communication terminal in a wide area accesses a web page (a home page on the Internet) on the network, and performs communication control for receiving information distribution from the web page.

Hereinafter, FIG. 1 will be described in detail. FIG.
In the narrow-range wireless communication device 100 mounted on an automobile,
A wireless device 101, a memory 102, and an audio player 103. On the other hand, an infrastructure-side antenna 200 is installed in a store such as a convenience store, a gas station, or a card dealer, and the infrastructure-side antenna 200 is connected to the store server 201. The store server 201 is connected to the information distribution center 204 via the Internet 203. Information distribution center 2
04, music, news, English conversation and drawings are prepared as information contents. The information of the information distribution center 204 is stored in the store server 201, and the in-vehicle communication device 10
0 will be delivered. That is, distribution of information by narrow-area communication to the narrow-area wireless communication device 100 through the infrastructure-side antenna 200 while the narrow-area wireless communication device 100 mounted on the vehicle enters a predetermined communication area by the infrastructure-side antenna 200. Receive.

On the other hand, in the present embodiment, as shown in FIG. 5, the Internet browser function of the mobile phone 300 is used, and an information distribution system using the mobile phone 300 is constructed. In other words, it is possible to use the mobile phone 300 owned by the occupant in the vehicle to pass through the mobile phone center 301 and connect to the information distribution center 204 via the Internet 203.

By using the mobile phone 300, the number of on-vehicle devices at the time of electronic information distribution to a vehicle by DSRC can be minimized. The display function for viewing the information list to be distributed and the input function for selecting from the menu are used as the browser function for the Internet (homepage) of the mobile phone 300, which is a general-purpose system.

As described above, since it is costly to newly install a display device and an input device in a car, a device already owned and used for another purpose is used. The input function and the display function of the mobile phone 300 are used.

Hereinafter, a communication procedure using the short range wireless communication device 100 and the mobile phone 300 will be described. Since the mobile phone 300 can connect to the Internet, has a browser function, and has a function of browsing a homepage, this function is used. As a result, it is possible to easily receive information distribution without defining a special communication procedure between the mobile phone and the short-range communication device. When performing communication control for receiving distribution of information from a web page on the Internet by the mobile phone 300, the web page (home page) has a URL (Uniform) as its address.
Resource Locators) are unique to the infrastructure-side antenna 200 in the present embodiment.

FIG. 6 shows a homepage of a URL unique to the infrastructure-side antenna 200 on the display unit 30 of the mobile phone 300.
0a indicates the situation displayed at YY Petroleum ZZ Store NO.
This shows the case where the homepage is connected to the two antennas. Users can select what to receive while watching this screen,
It is possible to perform communication control in a narrow area.

A homepage corresponding to the vehicle-mounted communication device 100 is also prepared, and has a URL unique to the vehicle-mounted communication device 100. FIG. 7 shows the homepage (URL) of the vehicle-mounted communication device 100 and the infrastructure-side antenna 200.
9 shows a change in the display content of the home page on the mobile phone 300 when a link is made to the home page (URL). The operation contents of the user at the time of information distribution will be described with reference to FIG.

A web page for performing communication control has an address unique to the infrastructure-side antenna 200. On the other hand, when a home page for an in-vehicle device is opened outside the communication area, as shown in the first screen of FIG. Become. When the short-range wireless communication device 100 enters the communication area of the infrastructure-side antenna 200, the U-specific
The RL is sent to the infrastructure-side antenna 200, and the URL unique to the short-range wireless communication device 100 and the URL unique to the infrastructure-side antenna 200 are sent from the store server 201 to the server (PC) of the information distribution center 204. The server (PC) of the information distribution center 204 sets a URL unique to the infrastructure-side antenna 200 in a homepage corresponding to the short-range wireless communication device 100. Therefore, when the homepage for the in-vehicle device is opened when the short-range wireless communication device 100 enters the communication area of the infrastructure-side antenna 200, the second screen in FIG. 7 is displayed. The user accesses the URL by clicking on the URL displayed on the second screen. That is, the mobile phone 300 accesses the homepage for the vehicle-mounted device, and accesses the homepage for the antenna on the infrastructure side in this page. This allows
As shown in the final screen of FIG. 7, a list of information to be distributed is displayed on the homepage for the antenna on the infrastructure side, and the user selects from a menu.

As described above, the mobile phone 3 to the web page
When the narrow-area wireless communication device 100 enters a predetermined communication area of the infrastructure-side antenna 200, the access by the 00 is stored in a web page corresponding to the narrow-area wireless communication device 100. Is acquired, the mobile phone 300 accesses the web page corresponding to the short-range wireless communication device 100, and accesses the web page corresponding to the infrastructure-side antenna 200 in this page.

The information to be distributed includes information that becomes sound such as music and news. In other words, using this system is particularly effective in the case of music distribution.
This is because the installation of a display device during reproduction is not essential compared to the distribution of images and the like, and since the display function required for the distribution is dependent on the mobile phone 300, it is not necessary to mount the display device on the vehicle. is there.

Further, as shown in FIG.
00, a memory 102 for storing information and an audio device 103 are provided. The memory 102 has a function of connecting to the audio device 103 in place of the CD changer. Connected instead. Therefore, the memory 102 is connected to the audio device 103 as if it were a CD changer.
Thereby, simplification of the in-vehicle device is achieved.

As described above, this embodiment has the following features. (B) Communication control for receiving information distribution by using a client terminal (mobile phone having an access right to the Internet) 300 for communication other than short-range communication when receiving information distribution by narrow-area communication. To do. That is, in the comparative example of FIG.
The wireless function of (1) described above, the information storage function of (4) in the in-vehicle memory 501b, the display functions of (2) and (5) and the input functions of (3) and (6) in the audio PC 501c and ( Although the reproduction function of 7) is provided, in the present embodiment of FIG. 1, the wireless device 101 has the wireless function of (1), the vehicle-mounted memory 102 has the information storage function of (4), and the audio player 103 has ( 7) to have the playback function, (2),
The mobile phone 300 has the display function of (5) and the input function of (3) and (6). As a result, a device for performing communication control is not required as the on-vehicle device 100 for receiving information distribution in the mobile body, and the simple mobile device 100
You can receive information distribution at. (Second Embodiment) Next, a second embodiment will be described with reference to the first embodiment.
The following description focuses on the differences from this embodiment.

In the first embodiment, a URL (Uni) which is an address of a homepage for performing communication control is used.
form Resource Locators) is unique to the infrastructure-side antenna 200, whereas in the present embodiment, the address (URL) is
It is unique to

FIG. 8 shows a display unit 300 of the mobile phone 300.
The example of a display in a is shown. FIG. 8 shows a specific U
This is a list of RLs, and is registered in advance using the address registration function (so-called bookmark) of the mobile phone 300 so that the mobile phone 300 can make a call using a unique URL of the vehicle-mounted communication device 100. Thus, it is convenient to input the URL of the home page to be connected in advance.

FIG. 9 shows a change in the content (display) of the homepage of the vehicle-mounted communication device 100. The operation contents of the user at the time of information distribution will be described with reference to FIG. When the in-vehicle communication device 100 is out of the communication area of the infrastructure-side antenna 200, communication cannot be controlled on the communication device homepage. More specifically, the server (PC) of the information distribution center 204 can be set to a state where the home page cannot be accessed, but here, a menu screen for controlling communication on the home page cannot be displayed. Therefore, as shown on the left screen of FIG. 9, when the homepage for the communication device is opened, the message "Your wireless device is not currently communicating" is displayed. When the in-vehicle communication device 100 enters the communication area of the infrastructure-side antenna 200, the UR of the communication device homepage is displayed.
L is sent to the antenna 200 on the infrastructure side, and the store server 2
From 01, the URL of the homepage for the communication device and the URL of the homepage for the infrastructure-side antenna are sent to the server (PC) of the information distribution center 204. The server (PC) of the information distribution center 204 is set in a state where communication can be controlled on a homepage for communication devices. Therefore, when the homepage for the communication device is opened while the in-vehicle communication device 100 is in the communication area of the infrastructure-side antenna 200, a menu screen is displayed as shown on the right screen of FIG. That is, the user accesses the homepage corresponding to the short range wireless communication device 100 by using the mobile phone 300, sees the information list to be distributed, and selects from the menu. Further, when the in-vehicle communication device 100 moves away from the communication area of the infrastructure-side antenna 200, the communication is returned to a state where communication control cannot be performed on a homepage (web page) corresponding to the short-range wireless communication device 100.

As described above, access to the home page (web page) by the mobile phone 300 (wide-area mobile communication terminal) is performed when the short-range wireless communication device 100 enters a predetermined communication area by the infrastructure-side antenna 200. The homepage (w
(e.g., eb page) and the mobile phone 3
This is performed by accessing a homepage corresponding to the communication device 100 for the short-range wireless communication.

The web page unique to the short-range wireless communication device 100 is registered without including a menu screen for performing communication control as shown in the left screen of FIG. 9, and receives information distribution. In this case, a menu screen for performing communication control is included as shown in the right screen in FIG. That is,
On the server side, a screen for controlling communication between the infrastructure-side antenna 200 and the in-vehicle communication device 100 is pasted below the URL as shown on the right screen of FIG. 9 with respect to the left screen of FIG. When the in-vehicle communication device 100 exits the communication area of the in-vehicle communication device 200, a screen for controlling the communication between the in-vehicle communication device 100 and the infra-device antenna 200 attached below the URL unique to the in-vehicle communication device is displayed. Disappear.

Here, in FIG. 1, the wireless device 101 of the short-range wireless communication device 100 is provided with a card reader / writer, and a URL (web) unique to the short-range wireless communication device 100 is provided.
b page address) is a card reader / writer (101)
May be unique to the IC card 104 from which information is read and written. That is, the in-vehicle wireless device 101 is provided with a cardholder identification function, and when a predetermined IC card 104 is inserted into the card reader / writer (101), a homepage for communication control can be accessed.
In this way, only the person who owns the IC card 104 can receive information distribution, and cannot receive distribution without the card, which is excellent in security.

FIG. 10 may be used. FIG. 10 shows reflection of vehicle-side information on a homepage screen. That is, the in-vehicle device 100 sends the infrastructure-side antenna 2
Alternatively, information other than the URL unique to the in-vehicle device 100 may be transmitted to the in-vehicle device 100, and this information may be reflected on the homepage screen. For example, as shown on the right screen of FIG. 10, by displaying the current state of the free area of the memory (free file name) on the selection screen, the convenience at the time of selection can be improved. That is, when the short-range wireless communication device 100 enters a predetermined communication area by the infrastructure-side antenna 200, information other than the URL (web page address) is also sent to the network, and the information is transmitted to the homepage (we
b) is displayed when accessed. (Third Embodiment) Next, a third embodiment will be described with reference to the first embodiment.
The following description focuses on the differences from this embodiment.

In the present embodiment, a portable telephone (a wide-area mobile communication terminal) is used as a client terminal for communication other than the short-range communication, and information is received by two-way voice conversation. Make instructions. Specifically, the user calls the store using a mobile phone and orders the content by voice. In the case of the present embodiment, the mobile phone need not be a mobile phone having an access right to the Internet. (Fourth Embodiment) Next, a fourth embodiment will be described with reference to the first embodiment.
The following description focuses on the differences from this embodiment.

In this embodiment, the homepage of the information distribution center 204 shown in FIG. 1 is used as a homepage (web page on the network) for performing communication control.

As a client terminal for communication other than short-range communication, a mobile phone 300 (terminal for wide-area mobile communication) having a right to access a network is used. And
The mobile phone 300 has a homepage (we) having a code table in which the contents of instructions for performing communication control are coded.
b) and inputs the code selected from the code table to the short-range wireless communication device 100 to perform communication control. That is, an input key is prepared in at least one of the in-vehicle devices 101, 102, and 103 in FIG. 1, and a code is input using this key.

FIG. 11 shows a menu screen on the home page of the information distribution center 204. When the short-range wireless communication device 100 enters the communication area of the infrastructure-side antenna 200, the first screen of FIG. 11 is displayed, and one of the screens is selected by the user from the screen list, and the second screen is displayed. Specify detailed selections. In the case of FIG. 11, music (music) is narrowed down as the number of digits is increased using the numeric keypad. (Fifth Embodiment) Next, a fifth embodiment will be described with reference to FIG.
The following description focuses on the differences from this embodiment.

In the present embodiment, a printed matter indicating the contents of communication control for receiving information distribution is distributed to occupants of a mobile body without using a mobile phone, and the occupant uses the printed matter to perform narrow-area wireless communication. The communication control for inputting the instruction content to the device 100 and receiving information distribution is performed. More specifically,
The printed matter having a code table for controlling the communication with the infrastructure-side antenna 200 is distributed to the owner of the mobile body, and the holder is provided with the code selected from this code table in the vehicle-mounted communication device 100 for the narrow-area communication control. Input data using an input device such as a numeric keypad. (Sixth Embodiment) Next, a sixth embodiment will be described with reference to a fifth embodiment.
The following description focuses on the differences from this embodiment.

A display is installed near the antenna 200 on the side of the store, and the contents of communication control for receiving information distribution to the occupants of the moving object can be displayed on the screen of the display. Then, when the short-range wireless communication device 100 enters the communication area by the infrastructure-side antenna 200, a display indicating communication control contents for receiving information distribution using the store-side display is provided to the occupant of the mobile object. From this display, the occupant can see the narrow-area wireless communication device 1
The communication control for receiving the information distribution is performed by inputting the instruction content at 00.

In the above description, an automobile is used as a moving object, and DSRC is used as a short-range wireless communication.
In addition to automobiles, it can be applied to trains, ships and aircraft, DS
In addition to RC, Bluetooth, wireless LAN, or the like may be used. In addition to mobile phones, PHS and PD
S (Parsonal Digital Assistant) may be used.

Further, instead of the URL itself, a code corresponding to the URL may be used.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is an overall configuration diagram of a mobile information distribution system according to an embodiment.

FIG. 2 is a configuration diagram for explaining another example of the in-vehicle communication device.

FIG. 3 is an image diagram of information distribution in DSRC for explaining an existing technology.

FIG. 4 is a system configuration diagram of an infrastructure side and a vehicle side in a mobile information distribution system for comparison.

FIG. 5 is a diagram showing a mobile phone system.

FIG. 6 is a diagram showing display contents on a mobile phone.

FIG. 7 is a diagram showing a change in display content of a homepage on a mobile phone.

FIG. 8 illustrates a display example of a mobile phone.

FIG. 9 is a diagram showing a change in a homepage display on a mobile phone.

FIG. 10 is a diagram showing a homepage display on a mobile phone.

FIG. 11 is a diagram showing a homepage display on a mobile phone.

[Explanation of symbols]

100: communication device for short-range wireless communication, 101: wireless device, 102
... Memory, 103 ... Audio player, 104 ... I
C card, 200: infrastructure side antenna, 201: store server, 203: Internet, 204: information distribution center, 300: mobile phone, 301: mobile phone center.

Claims (16)

[Claims] 1. When a short-range wireless communication device mounted on a moving object enters a predetermined communication area by an infrastructure-side antenna, distribution of information by narrow-area communication to the narrow-range wireless communication device through the infrastructure-side antenna. A mobile information distribution system, wherein a communication control for receiving the information is performed using a client terminal for communication other than the short-range communication. 2. The mobile information distribution system according to claim 1, wherein a wide area mobile communication terminal having an access right to a network is used as the client terminal for the communication other than the short area communication. A mobile communication terminal for accessing a web page on a network by using the mobile communication terminal, and performing communication control for receiving information distribution from the web page. 3. The mobile information distribution system according to claim 2, wherein an address of the web page is unique to an infrastructure-side antenna. 4. The mobile information distribution system according to claim 3, wherein the access to the web page by the wide area mobile communication terminal is such that the narrow area wireless communication device enters a predetermined communication area by an infrastructure antenna. When the web page address specific to the infrastructure-side antenna is fetched into the web page corresponding to the short-range wireless communication device, the wide-area mobile communication terminal accesses the web page corresponding to the short-range wireless communication device, A mobile information distribution system characterized in that it is performed by accessing a web page corresponding to an infrastructure-side antenna in the page. 5. The mobile information distribution system according to claim 2, wherein an address of the web page is unique to the short-range wireless communication device. 6. The mobile information distribution system according to claim 5, wherein when the wide area mobile communication terminal accesses the web page, the narrow area wireless communication device enters a predetermined communication area using an infrastructure side antenna. Communication control on the web page corresponding to the short range wireless communication device when
A mobile information distribution system, wherein the mobile information distribution system is performed by accessing a web page corresponding to a narrow-area wireless communication device using a wide-area mobile communication terminal. 7. The mobile information distribution system according to claim 4, wherein the short-range wireless communication device includes a card reader / writer, and a web page unique to the short-range wireless communication device. The address is
A mobile information distribution system, wherein information is unique to a card on which information is read and written by a card reader / writer. 8. The mobile information distribution system according to claim 5, wherein the web page unique to the short-range wireless communication device does not include a menu screen for performing communication control. Registered,
A mobile information distribution system comprising a menu screen for performing communication control when receiving information distribution. 9. The mobile information distribution system according to any one of claims 2 to 8, wherein when the short-range wireless communication device enters a predetermined communication area using an infrastructure-side antenna, the communication device other than the web page address. The mobile information distribution system according to claim 1, wherein said information is also sent to a network, and said information is displayed when a web page is accessed. 10. The mobile information distribution system according to claim 1, wherein a wide-area mobile communication terminal is used as a client terminal for communication other than the short-range communication, and two-way voice conversation is performed. A mobile information distribution system, wherein an instruction for receiving information distribution is issued. 11. The mobile information distribution system according to claim 1, wherein the client terminal for communication other than short-range communication includes:
A wide-area mobile communication terminal having access to the network is used, and the wide-area mobile communication terminal has a code table in which the contents of instructions for performing communication control are coded.
A mobile information distribution system, comprising accessing an eb page and inputting a code selected from the code table to a short-range wireless communication device to perform communication control. 12. When a short-range wireless communication device mounted on a moving object enters a predetermined communication area by an infrastructure-side antenna, information is distributed to the narrow-range wireless communication device through the infrastructure-side antenna to the narrow-range wireless communication device. In order to receive the information distribution, a printed matter showing the communication control contents for receiving the information distribution is distributed to the occupants of the mobile body, and the occupant uses this printed matter to input the instruction contents to the short-range wireless communication device and distribute the information. A mobile information distribution system characterized by performing communication control for receiving. 13. In a state where a short-range wireless communication device mounted on a mobile object enters a predetermined communication area by an infrastructure-side antenna, distribution of information by narrow-area communication to the narrow-range wireless communication device through the infrastructure-side antenna. In order to receive the information distribution, a display indicating the contents of the communication control for receiving the information distribution is given to the occupant of the mobile body, and the occupant inputs the instruction content to the short-range wireless communication device from this display to receive the information distribution. A mobile information distribution system characterized by performing communication control. 14. The mobile information distribution system according to claim 1, wherein the information to be distributed includes sound information. 15. The mobile information distribution system according to claim 1, wherein a memory for storing information and an audio device are provided as the short-range wireless communication device mounted on the mobile object. A mobile information distribution system characterized by the following. 16. The mobile information distribution system according to claim 15, wherein the memory has a function of connecting to an audio device instead of the CD changer, and the memory is connected to the audio device instead of the CD changer. A mobile information distribution system characterized by the following.