EP1208545A2 - Systeme d'etablissement d'une liaison de transmission de donnees - Google Patents

Systeme d'etablissement d'une liaison de transmission de donnees

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EP1208545A2
EP1208545A2 EP00964259A EP00964259A EP1208545A2 EP 1208545 A2 EP1208545 A2 EP 1208545A2 EP 00964259 A EP00964259 A EP 00964259A EP 00964259 A EP00964259 A EP 00964259A EP 1208545 A2 EP1208545 A2 EP 1208545A2
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Prior art keywords
link
information
data
stored
data carrier
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Ben Bordes
Michael Cernusca
Matthew Green
Christoph Kauer
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Koninklijke Philips NV
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Koninklijke Philips Electronics NV
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    • H—ELECTRICITY
    • H04—ELECTRIC COMMUNICATION TECHNIQUE
    • H04L—TRANSMISSION OF DIGITAL INFORMATION, e.g. TELEGRAPHIC COMMUNICATION
    • H04L12/00—Data switching networks
    • H04L12/28—Data switching networks characterised by path configuration, e.g. LAN [Local Area Networks] or WAN [Wide Area Networks]
    • H—ELECTRICITY
    • H04—ELECTRIC COMMUNICATION TECHNIQUE
    • H04L—TRANSMISSION OF DIGITAL INFORMATION, e.g. TELEGRAPHIC COMMUNICATION
    • H04L67/00—Network arrangements or protocols for supporting network services or applications
    • H04L67/14—Session management
    • H—ELECTRICITY
    • H04—ELECTRIC COMMUNICATION TECHNIQUE
    • H04L—TRANSMISSION OF DIGITAL INFORMATION, e.g. TELEGRAPHIC COMMUNICATION
    • H04L61/00—Network arrangements, protocols or services for addressing or naming
    • H—ELECTRICITY
    • H04—ELECTRIC COMMUNICATION TECHNIQUE
    • H04L—TRANSMISSION OF DIGITAL INFORMATION, e.g. TELEGRAPHIC COMMUNICATION
    • H04L61/00—Network arrangements, protocols or services for addressing or naming
    • H04L61/45—Network directories; Name-to-address mapping
    • H—ELECTRICITY
    • H04—ELECTRIC COMMUNICATION TECHNIQUE
    • H04L—TRANSMISSION OF DIGITAL INFORMATION, e.g. TELEGRAPHIC COMMUNICATION
    • H04L69/00—Network arrangements, protocols or services independent of the application payload and not provided for in the other groups of this subclass
    • H04L69/30—Definitions, standards or architectural aspects of layered protocol stacks
    • H04L69/32—Architecture of open systems interconnection [OSI] 7-layer type protocol stacks, e.g. the interfaces between the data link level and the physical level
    • H04L69/322—Intralayer communication protocols among peer entities or protocol data unit [PDU] definitions
    • H04L69/329—Intralayer communication protocols among peer entities or protocol data unit [PDU] definitions in the application layer [OSI layer 7]

Definitions

  • the invention relates to a system and to a method for establishing a data transmission link for the transmission of information data between a communication device and an information device, as well as to a communication device, a link device, a link-data allocation device and a data carrier for such a system.
  • Such a system and such a method for establishing a data transmission link for the transmission of information data between a communication device and an information device and such a communication device are known from the document FR 2 737 797 AI.
  • the known system has a mobile data carrier in the form of a smart card, which stores address information of an information device.
  • address information of an information device can be an e-mail address, a world wide web address, or a telephone number of an information device formed by a computer, a telephone or a computer server connected to the internet.
  • the known system further includes a communication device, which may take the form of a telephone, a facsimile apparatus, a personal digital assistant or by a computer.
  • the communication device includes a read device for reading the address information stored in the data carrier.
  • the address information stored in the data carrier is read and it is checked what type of address information has been read and whether by means of this communication device it is possible to establish a data transmission link with the information device identified by the address information.
  • this check has a positive result the communication device builds up a data transmission link with the information device in order to transmit information data.
  • the communication device is formed by a computer
  • the information device is formed by a computer server connected to the internet
  • the address information is formed by a world wide web address of a home page stored in the computer server
  • the computer automatically establishes a data transmission link with the computer server in order to retrieve the image information of this home page.
  • a link device having link storage means as claimed in claim 6, a communication device as claimed in claim 8, a link data allocation device as claimed in claim 12, by storing link information in the data earner as claimed in claim 14, and by the steps of the method as claimed in claim 10.
  • data carriers distributed to users store link information which is first allocated to address information of an information device with the aid of the link data allocation device, the link information being stored in correlation with the address information in link storage means of the link device.
  • This has the advantage that it enables, for example, a company which has already distributed a large number of smart cards to customers by way of publicity so as to make it easier for the customers to find the company's home page, to change the address information stored in the link storage means in correlation with the link information of the smart card, and thus permit the user to simply find a new company home page having a new world wide web address.
  • the measures as defined in claim 3 and claim 15 enable the data carrier to be manufactured in a particularly simple manner and at low cost and, in some cases, even so as to be recyclable.
  • the measures as defined in claim 4 yield the advantage that the serial number of a transponder, which is usually stored in the transponder, is also used as link information, as a result of which no additional storage capacity is required for the link information in the transponder.
  • the measures as defined in claim 5 yield the advantage that the link information and address information can be allocated in a flexible and simple manner in the link storage means.
  • Fig. 1 shows a block diagram of a system for establishing a data transmission link for the transmission of information data between a communication device and an information device.
  • Fig. 2 shows a link table stored in link storage means of a link device of the system shown in Fig. 1.
  • Fig. 1 is a block diagram of a system 1 for establishing a data transmission link for the transmission of information data ID between a communication device and an information device.
  • the system 1 has a business card terminal 2, a first computer 3, a second computer 4, a third computer 5 and a computer server 6, all connected to a computer network formed by the internet NET.
  • a mobile telephone 7 in accordance with the GSM standard, a telephone 8 and the computer server 6 are connected to a telephone network PSTN.
  • the system 1 further includes a multitude of data carriers represented here as a first data carrier 9, a second data carrier 10 and a third data carrier 11.
  • the data carriers 9, 10 and 11 are formed by integrated circuits fabricated from semiconducting polymers, which has the advantage that the data carriers can be manufactured very cheaply.
  • the data carriers 9, 10 and 11 are incorporated between paper layers of business cards 12, 13 and 14 and are hardly visible nor discernable by the touch for users of the business cards.
  • the data carriers 9, 10 and 11 are so-called transponders, tags or so-called smart labels, which are configured for contactless communication with a read station, which may be at a distance of, for example, up to 10 cm from the data carrier 9, 10 or 11 during communication. During such communication a read station can read data stored in the data carriers 9, 10 and 11 and representing a serial number of the data carrier in the present example.
  • the business card terminal 2 which forms a link data allocation device, is situated in a shopping mall and comprises a keyboard 15, a monitor 16, a printer 17 and interface means 18.
  • a user of the business card terminal 2 can enter his name and his mailing address, information entered by the user being displayed on the monitor 16 for verification.
  • the user of the business card terminal 2 can further enter the telephone number of his telephone, the e-mail address of his computer and a world wide web address of a home page of the user as address information AI, as will be expounded on hereinafter.
  • the printer 17 is adapted to print the name, the mailing address and the telephone number of the telephone of the user of the business card terminal 2 on blank new business cards held in the printer.
  • the printer 17 thus forms a data carrier delivery means for the delivery of business cards containing data carriers and printed by means of the printer 17, as is shown symbolically for the business card 12 and the data carrier 9 included in the business card 12 in Fig. 1.
  • the paper layers of these new business cards already contain data carriers which each store a serial number.
  • the interface means 18 form data set supply means and are configured to carry out a TCP/IP protocol as customary in the internet NET, in order to communicate with other computers connected to the internet NET.
  • Memory means of the interface means 18 store the IP address of the computer server 6, which forms a link device.
  • the interface means 18 are then adapted to transmit the address information AI entered and the link information LI read to the computer server 6 as data set information DI, as will be described in more detail hereinafter.
  • the first computer 3 of the system 1 forms a communication device for establishing a data transmission link for the transmission of information data ID between the computer 3 and an information device.
  • the first computer 3 has a keyboard 19, a monitor 20, a read device 21 and interface means 22.
  • a user can enter, for example, the text of an e-mail message, which is then displayed by means of the monitor 20.
  • the read device 21 is configured for the contactless read-out of the serial number of a data carrier, for example the data carrier 10, stored in the data carrier 10.
  • the serial number of a data carrier thus read and forming link information LI can be supplied to the interface means 22.
  • the interface means 22 are configured to run internet browser software, for example Internet Explorer ® or Netscape ®. Such an internet browser is also adapted to carry out the TCP/IP protocol as customary in the internet NET.
  • the user of the computer 3 has loaded, in addition to a world wide web address, a so-called plug-in into the internet browser software run by the interface means 22, which plug-in inter alia contains the IP address of the computer server 6, which forms a link device.
  • the interface means 22 are adapted to transmit the link information LI read to the computer server 6 which forms a link device and to receive address information AI which identifies an information device from the computer server 6.
  • the interface means 22 Upon receipt of the address information AI from the computer server 6 the interface means 22 are adapted to establish a data transmission link with the information device identified by the received address information AI, which will be expounded on hereinafter.
  • the link device 6 has interface means 23 and link memory means 24.
  • the interface means 23 form receiving means for receiving link information LI transmitted by a communication device such as the first computer 3, and for receiving data information DI transmitted by the business card terminal 2.
  • the interface means 23 further constitute transmitting means for transmitting address information AI to the communication device that has received the link information LI, the transmitted address information AI being stored in the link memory means 24, in correlation with the received link information LI.
  • the interface means 23 can store data set information DI received by the interface means 23 in the link memory means 24.
  • data information DI can be stored in a link table 25, which is shown in Fig. 2.
  • the link table 25 stores data set information DI transmitted to the computer server 6 by the business card terminal 2 and by further business card terminals not shown in Fig. 1, i.e. link information LI and address information AI in a correlated fashion.
  • the link table 25 stores address information AI in the form of a telephone number of a telephone as telephone information TI, and/or an e-mail address of a computer as mail information MI and/or a world wide web address of a home page as IP information IP.
  • Mr. Franz Huber sees the business card terminal 2 in a shopping mall and decides to order 100 new business cards. Mr. Huber pays at the business card terminal 2 and enters his name "Franz Huber” and his mailing address "1130 Vienna, Hetzendorferstr. 158" by means of the keyboard 15.
  • Mr. Huber has a computer, namely the second computer 4, and a telephone, namely the telephone 8, and by means of the keyboard 15 he also enters his e-mail address "HUBER@ABC.COM" and the telephone number "+4318490023" of his telephone 8. Mr.
  • Huber has a company which has a home page on the internet NET, which home page is stored in the third computer 5 with the IP address "443267764356". Mr.Huber also enters this IP address by means of the keyboard 15 and subsequently activates the printing process of the business card terminal 2.
  • the printer 17 prints the name, the entered mailing address, the entered e-mail address and the entered telephone number onto the next 100 new business cards of a stack of new business cards present in the business card terminal 2.
  • the serial number 123456789002 is stored as link information LI.
  • the printer 17 supplies this link information LI to the interface means 18.
  • the interface means 18 of the business card terminal 2 supply the link information LI applied to the interface means 18 and the address information AI entered by Mr. Huber as data set information DI to the IP address stored in the memory means of the interface means 18, i.e. to the computer server 6.
  • the data set information DI received by the interface means 23 of the computer server 6 is stored in the link memory means 24 by the interface means 23 and is allocated to the fifth row of the link table 25.
  • the process described in the foregoing causes the 100 business cards of Mr. Huber to be initialized in the computer server 6. In the present example it is now assumed that at a meeting Mr. Huber hands the business card to Mr. Meier and the business card 14 to Mrs. Muller, who he has met during this meeting.
  • Mr. Huber's e-mail address and telephone number are automatically stored in Mr. Meier's computer 3 and Mr. Meier directly receives information from the home page of Mr. Huber's company. It is then particularly advantageous that the address information AI is not stored directly in the data carrier 10 of the business card 13 but is stored in the link memory means 24, because as a result of this Mr. Huber can have the address information AI changed at any time, for example to announce a new telephone number of his telephone 8. In addition, this yields the advantage that not all the address information AI has to be stored in the data carrier 10 but only the link information LI which requires less storage capacity, as a result of which the data carriers can be particularly cheap.
  • address information AI stored in the link memory means 24 for the link information LI of Mr. Huber's business cards can be changed in different manners. For example, to change the address information AI Mr. Huber may call the operator of the computer server 6 or send an e-mail message to the operator of the computer server 6. However, it is also possible that during the print-out of the business cards he purchased Mr. Huber is given a password which is displayed on the monitor 16 and which allows him and only him, by means of his computer 4, to change the address information AI stored in the link memory means 24 in correlation with the link information LI of his business cards.
  • IP address of the link device i.e. of the computer server 6
  • the IP address of the link device may be stored in the data carriers of the business cards and may be read by means of the read device 21. This would enable a plug-in for the internet browser as described hereinbefore to be basically dispensed with.
  • Mrs. M ⁇ ller holds the business card received from Mr. Huber in the proximity of her mobile telephone 7, which also forms a communication device.
  • a read device 26 included in the mobile telephone 7 is thus adapted to read the serial number "123456789002" of the data carrier 11 as link information LI.
  • the mobile telephone 7, in which the telephone number of the computer server 6 is stored is adapted to dial up the computer server 6 via the telephone network PSTN and to supply the link information LI thus read to the interface means 23.
  • the interface means 23 transmit the address information AI, stored in correlation with the link information LI in the link memory means 24, to the mobile telephone 7 making the call.
  • the mobile telephone 7 can be set to a store/call mode or to a store mode.
  • the telephone number is not only stored in the telephone number memory but, in addition, the telephone identified by the telephone number is called forthwith.
  • the telephone number of the computer server 6 stored in the mobile telephone 7 has been entered and stored in the mobile telephone 7 by Mrs. M ⁇ ller with the aid of the keys of the mobile telephone 7. It is likewise possible that during an arbitrary call by Mrs. M ⁇ ller the telephone number of the computer server 6 has been transmitted to the mobile telephone 7 and stored in the mobile telephone 7 by a mobile switch center of the operating company of the telephone network PSTN via a data return channel, where speech pauses are utilized for the transmission of data. In addition to the serial number in the data earner 11, it is also possible to store the telephone number of the link device, i.e. of the computer server 6.
  • information data transmitted via a data transmission link between a communication device and an information device may take the form of image information, sound information or additional information such as digital data containing text information.
  • each data carrier embedded in paper layers of a business card may have a different serial number, in which case the business card terminal supplies the serial numbers of the data carriers of all the business cards printed for a user, allocated to the address information AI entered by the user, to the link device as data set information DI to be stored in the link memory means.
  • data carriers in accordance with the invention may be inserted in paper layers of a card glued into a newspaper for an advertising campaign of a pizza service.
  • the computer will transmit, as described hereinbefore, link information LI read from the data carrier to the link device and will receive address information AI which enables the internet browser of the computer the load the order form of the pizza service from a computer connected to the internet.
  • a link data allocation device such as for example the business card terminal 2 may also have link-information changing means to change a part of the data stored in the data carriers before delivery by the data carrier delivery means or to store said data in the data carriers for the first time.
  • link-information changing means to change a part of the data stored in the data carriers before delivery by the data carrier delivery means or to store said data in the data carriers for the first time.
  • data carriers in accordance with the invention may be included in a price label of a product such as for example a frozen-food product to be heated by means of a microwave oven.
  • a read device of the microwave oven which then forms a communication device, can read the link information LI stored in the data carrier and information about the heating time and the power range to which the microwave oven is to be set for heating the frozen-food product can be retrieved from an information device connected to the microwave oven via a data network or the internet.
  • information device connected to the microwave oven via a data network or the internet In the same way, it is possible to take part in a lottery on the internet or to retrieve information about the assembly of a piece of furniture delivered in parts. Such information may be retrieved on-line, i.e. directly, or off-line, i.e. with a given time delay.
  • an integrated circuit of a transponder may be fabricated wholly from a polymer or only partly from a polymer.
  • a link-data allocation device may also be provided in a print shop in which, for example, stationery or advertising material can be printed.
  • a communication device may be formed by any portable electrical apparatus. Such an apparatus, for example, also be a clock or a portable computer.
  • a mobile data carrier may alternatively be configured to store link information in the form of an optically readable bar code.

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  • Engineering & Computer Science (AREA)
  • Computer Networks & Wireless Communication (AREA)
  • Signal Processing (AREA)
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  • Mobile Radio Communication Systems (AREA)
  • Data Exchanges In Wide-Area Networks (AREA)
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Abstract

L'invention concerne un système (1) d'établissement d'une liaison de transmission de données servant à la transmission de données d'information (ID) entre un dispositif (3, 7) de communications et un dispositif (4, 5, 8) d'information. Ce système comprend un support de données mobile (9, 10, 11) permettant de stocker les informations de liaison (LI) et comprenant le dispositif de communications (3, 7) pour lire ces informations de liaison (LI) stockées dans ledit support (9, 10, 11) et permettant de fournir les informations de liaison (LI) ainsi lues à une dispositif de liaison (6) du système (1), dans lequel le dispositif de liaison (6) comporte des éléments de mémoire de liaison (24) dans lesquels sont stockées les informations d'adresse (AI) d'un dispositif d'information (4, 5, 8) en corrélation avec les informations de liaison (LI) reçues par le dispositif de liaison (6), et dans lequel le dispositif de liaison (6) peut fournir les informations d'adresse (AI) dès réception des informations de liaison (LI), stockées dans les éléments de mémoire de liaison (24) en corrélation avec les informations de liaison (LI) reçues, au dispositif de communications (3, 7) afin d'établir la liaison de transmission de données entre le dispositif (3, 7) de communications et le dispositif (4, 5, 8) d'information identifiés par les informations d'adresse (AI).
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