Classifications

• • G—PHYSICS
  • G07—CHECKING-DEVICES
  • G07F—COIN-FREED OR LIKE APPARATUS
  • G07F17/00—Coin-freed apparatus for hiring articles; Coin-freed facilities or services
  • G07F17/26—Coin-freed apparatus for hiring articles; Coin-freed facilities or services for printing, stamping, franking, typing or teleprinting apparatus
• • G—PHYSICS
  • G07—CHECKING-DEVICES
  • G07F—COIN-FREED OR LIKE APPARATUS
  • G07F17/00—Coin-freed apparatus for hiring articles; Coin-freed facilities or services
  • G07F17/0014—Coin-freed apparatus for hiring articles; Coin-freed facilities or services for vending, access and use of specific services not covered anywhere else in G07F17/00
• • H—ELECTRICITY
  • H04—ELECTRIC COMMUNICATION TECHNIQUE
  • H04N—PICTORIAL COMMUNICATION, e.g. TELEVISION
  • H04N1/00—Scanning, transmission or reproduction of documents or the like, e.g. facsimile transmission; Details thereof
  • H04N1/44—Secrecy systems
  • H04N1/4446—Hiding of documents or document information
• • H—ELECTRICITY
  • H04—ELECTRIC COMMUNICATION TECHNIQUE
  • H04N—PICTORIAL COMMUNICATION, e.g. TELEVISION
  • H04N1/00—Scanning, transmission or reproduction of documents or the like, e.g. facsimile transmission; Details thereof
  • H04N1/44—Secrecy systems
  • H04N1/4446—Hiding of documents or document information
  • H04N1/4466—Enveloping, wrapping, or sealing, i.e. keeping the document closed

Definitions

• the invention relates to a method and the device-technical devices required for its use as well as electrical, electronic and microelectronic functional organs for the protected treatment and handling of text and / or image information documents with the aim of processing them for the purpose of non-physical transmission via telecommunication routes and the physical Final processing on a record carrier to an addressee, in particular in public transmission traffic, to prevent third parties from accessing and viewing on the transmitter and / or receiver side.
• the invention further relates to the design of the method and to devices with the aid of which the exchange of information by means of processing and final delivery of material information documents
• copiers or multifunctional text-image copy printers with facsimile-compatible image display as automatic receiving stations or at least between the automatic transmitter and receiver components in public communication against fee or chip card payment, and furthermore that an addressee automatically via the receipt of information intended for him a communication path has been notified for collection and this information can be found in a person-specific manner from the machine or from an external safe compartment connected to it with postage handling identification.
• the sender of information that is recorded at the post office counter on a fax form is passed on to a clerk who, for example, forwards to a second person who operates the fax sending and receiving station and who then transmits the template, event. after making a test copy, inserted in the transmitting part of the system and then dialing the recipient post office via the telephone network.
• the transmission process is started by pressing a button and after a transmission period of e.g. The transmission template is removed from the system for 2 - 4 minutes per template sheet, returned to the clerk and returned to the sender after payment of the fee and stamping.
• a copy true to the original is made and sent openly to the recipient's postal service at the time of the transmission, which is picked up by telephone from the addressee or delivered to him in an envelope by courier or express courier.
• the delivery takes place with the intermediate handling of the openly accessible documents via several operators.
• Private courier services that have now been set up work in the same way - for Part via temporary storage facilities - where the service is carried out as a special service by collecting a transmission template and delivering a copy by courier. Due to the well-developed postal information transfer and the existing distribution organizations, it would be advantageous to use these services increasingly for the new possibilities of super-fast information transfer.
• the biggest obstacle to date is that the broadcast text is accessible to third parties and therefore there is no guarantee of confidentiality. Further disadvantages are that the handling procedure is too cumbersome or too time-consuming and, since it depends on the operator, the task or acceptance time at public telebrief centers is limited to the usual postal hours.
• the task of the invention is to develop the necessary system-constituting method and the necessary to create devices necessary for its implementation.
• the object of the invention is to design the inventions described in the preamble of claim 1 in such a way that their systematic, step-by-step expansion is possible from a still partially personnel-dependent to a fully automatic mode of operation for self-handling.
• a partial solution can consist in the fact that at first only on the transmitter side or vice versa, only on the receiver side, the system-constituting requirements and in each case e.g. can only be created with devices designed for semi-automatic operation.
• the signal information to be finally processed under correspondence and access protection in physical form after transport has arrived from the transmitter or from an external or system-related temporary storage device after programmed parking or coming in for local information processing is entered within a printer-like, locked, body-safe structure that is protected against access and insight, or a copy terminal.
• the information received preferably displayed on a continuous paper web, can be taken out as an open printout by means of electronic authorization identification by a customer who picks it up, or can be kept ready for a program-selectable further treatment, sealed letter with the addressee's address. All of these steps are done in a closed system prior to dispensing.
• the automatic delivery of the letters produced e.g. by the mail distribution service of a local post office or a private delivery service.
• An automatic notification of the recipient by the sender can initiate the direct collection.
• system-constituting features of the invention are used to describe, for example, the inventive concept on which the problem solution is based Based on the principle representation of a device designed for fully automatic operation on the transmitter and the receiver side for protected task and final delivery using the flatbed transfer method and a receiver safe and
• Fig. 3 shows schematically the means necessary for transmission of the inventive
• Transmitter or receiver automats which are connected to each other via a line, whereby on the receiver side. additionally the final delivery for a safe-like view and secure access
• the automatic transmitter with the input slot 1 for the encoded chip card 2, by inserting the control panel 3 by opening the vertically displaceable front plates 4.
• the sender types in his personal code, which consists, for example, of a four- to six-digit number and / or letter combination, whereupon the readiness for operation is displayed on the screen 7.
• the number of the mail distribution point closest to the destination of the item is selected by means of the pushbutton device 8, this number being based on appears on the screen.
• the number of template sheets to be transmitted is then entered via the keyboard 6.
• the sender pushes the first sheet 9 into the input slot 5, in which it is automatically brought into the starting position.
• the sender has the opportunity to use the keyboard 6 instructions on the type of treatment of the shipment, such as. B. Normal, express, registered delivery or intermediate parking before dispatch after automatic notification of the addressee via his entered telephone number with the identification required for retrieval from the memory.
• These instructions are implemented on the keyboard operated by the sender on the ready-to-send template by means of a printer integrated in the transmitter system into code characters recognizable by the receiver system, the sender then initiates the transmission process via the start button 10. After the templates have run through at the time of the transmission speed of the system, they are discharged via the return slot 11 and come back into the possession of the sender with an automatically printed dispatch identifier.
• the front doors 4 close when the chip card 2 is removed. In the example shown above, the
• Transfer processing does not involve any external operator, so that the transmitter station can be used in a suitably accessible place in day and night mode.
• protected processing can take place with the participation of an operator, but also in semi-automatic traffic in such a way that, for example, the registration for processing, the selection of the receiver station and the payment of fees on Post counter and only the input of the templates and their withdrawal from the transmitter by the sender.
• the semi-automatic transmitter like the fully automatic one, is equipped with a screen that gives the sender the instructions for handling his templates.
• the automatic transmitter can be designed for the self-selection of the receiver station.
• Fig. 2 shows, partly in section, an automatic receiver with the input slot 12 for the chip card 2 of the addressee, who, according to this example, has been informed of the information parked for him in the system memory for self-collection via the automatic telephone of the receiver station.
• the system housing opens as described for FIG. 1 and the person who fetches the keyboard 14 enters his personal and the information retrieval identifier, so that the processing operation for the material representation of the information is started and the information carrier either in the form of a piece of tape or to the format of the transmission template, already programmed by the transmitter, cut and after attaching a dispatch note from slot 15 into the hands of the addressee.
• FIG. 3 shows the reading unit 21 of an automatic transmitter with the template 9 on the left side.
• the automatic receiver with the recording unit 22 and the safe packaging unit 23 is shown on the right side.
• the transmission path 24 is indicated between the reading unit 21 and the recording unit 22.
• the remote copy 16 created in the recording unit 22 is fed via the guide device 17 to the wrapping device 18 with the packaging sleeve web 20 coming from the endless roll 19, separated by the guide device 17. Fax copy 16 and sleeve web 20 are formed together into a cylindrical part 30 formed from the sheet layers produced during rolling up, the sleeve web 20, which is about 10 mm wider, in the edge zone 31 extending beyond the fax copy section 16 in a first operation, for example by means of the devices 32 , is thermowelded.
• the dispatch note coded by the receiver printer is placed on the text side of the remote copy 16, preferably in conjunction with a brand.
• the cutting device 34 the sleeve web is first cut to length so that the end piece 35 of the remote copy 16, for example 10 cm long and bearing the recipient address print 33 and cut off by the separating knife 26, remains without wrapping.
• the cylindrical part 30 formed during the winding up of the remote copy has been pushed sideways and introduced into the lifting press device 36, the cylindrical part, with the open edge parts closed, is flattened by means of the thermal welding devices 37 by lifting the base plate 27 of the device 36.
• the sealed letter 38 thus produced is held on the upper rigid plate of the lifting press device 36 by means of suction air.
• the base plate is then guided downward and the free copy end piece 35, provided with a pressure sensitive adhesive, folded back by 180 ° in such a way that it is positioned on the envelope when the base plate is lifted again.
• the letter 38 thus closed in the lifting press device 36 with visible recipient address 33 can be discharged immediately in this finished form either via the slot opening 39 or temporarily within the system in the stacking device 25 up to the latter Release remain.
• the public femcopier transfer stations described for example can be directly or at
• Access-protected, closed system-producing template input and output unit the transfer and payment procedure being carried out by a personnel service - as in the case of a public telephone exchange with counter registration.
• an automatic unit in which the system parts according to a) are supplemented by an automatic telephone component for the self-selection of the receiver station and the start of the transmission, whereby the fee payment is expanded like untec a) or further, via cash insertion or chip card billing he follows.
• a fax copier or an adequate ferocopier printer as a transceiver or only as a receiver with an electronic buffer for parking incoming information before printing it,
• a machine part for the intermediate storage of manufactured letters d) a transponder machine for the telephone notification of the addressee about the presence of information with an automatic chip card / identification code for its self-collection and possible feedback via receipt of the information to the transmitter station, e) an automatic machine for attaching receiver handling labels and / or brand and
• Stamp application f) computerized electronics for the interaction of all components.
• the input of the information templates remaining with the sender into the transmission device which is caused by the transfer process, is secured against inspection and access by third parties by at least handling the open templates in the form of self-processing by the sender of the information.
• the preparation of the material representation of the information as self can dispatched by the addressee or the system arranges for their preparation for final delivery in an automatically letter-sealed, address-provided form to the addressee.
• transmitter and the receiver device system are fully automatic, their use without outside help with 24-hour use for the transfer of information is available to everyone in a simple manner by actuating a device similar to a telephone machine with fee payment or chip card billing.

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• Computer And Data Communications (AREA)

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• 1985
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• 1986
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