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Definitions

• the invention relates to a method for obtaining a service, in particular an access authorization, with a mobile data terminal at a service terminal, in particular an access terminal.
• a ticket that is to say an admission ticket, a ticket, a coin or the like. Item at a cash register or at a cash machine. It is also possible to purchase the service in advance on the phone or on the Internet.
• a ticket To purchase the service, a ticket must be issued and handed over in physical form or sent by post in advance. The issuing and handing over of the tickets can be done by setting up the ticket office and its staff, e.g. connected with the ticket material with a considerable effort. Since a cash register or automated teller machine can only be used by one customer at a time, queues are usually unavoidable. The ticket can also be lost or not available at the moment the service is to be taken.
• the object of the invention is to make it considerably easier to obtain a service. This is achieved according to the invention with the method characterized in claim 1. Advantageous refinements of the method according to the invention are given in the subclaims.
• the method according to the invention eliminates the need to purchase a separate physical ticket. Since the setting up of a booking terminal is associated with low costs, that is to say a large number of booking terminals can be set up or a booking terminal can be used by several users at the same time, the problem of queuing is eliminated.
• the service recipient can, for example, use an existing electronic device, such as a cell phone, as a data carrier, which has an interface for contactless data exchange with a booking terminal.
• the conventional cash register is replaced by the booking terminal, which has an interface for wireless data transmission with the data carriers of the service recipients.
• the range of the booking terminal can range from a few centimeters to several meters.
• the range of the booking terminals can be designed so that one or more users can communicate with one booking terminal at the same time.
• the booking terminals can be located at any publicly accessible location. They replace the cash registers, automatic pay stations and advance booking offices.
• the transmission can take place by radio or via an IR interface. Since data exchange is more stable, a radio link is generally preferred.
• the radio connection can be made via a Bluetooth Interface.
• the data terminal for example the mobile phone, is then equipped with a Bluetooth chip.
• a connection is established between the mobile data terminal and the respective booking terminal via the transmission medium used, e.g. Radio according to the Bluetooth standard.
• the connection can be initiated by the booking terminal or the service provider. If the data terminal is formed, for example, by a mobile phone, the service provider can select a specific menu for data setup using the keyboard of the mobile phone.
• the connection can also be established by voice control via a microphone on the data terminal. The desired service is then booked using the keyboard or voice-controlled.
• a larger range of services can be called up from the booking terminals, from which the service recipient selects the desired service.
• the user guidance and booking of the service can be carried out, for example, by using "WAP over Bluetooth" or a standard Internet browser, i.e. the service recipient can view the range of services via WAP on the mobile phone.
• the booked service can be stored directly in the mobile data terminal of the service recipient by data transfer if the data terminal is designed to receive coded information. This means that the authorization to receive the service in this case is encoded information on the mobile data terminal.
• the coded information on the mobile data terminal is then sent to the service terminal, which is located at the location where the service is provided, for example by an access terminal, read, and the service performed, e.g. access enabled.
• the booked service after transfer of data for identification of the data terminal to the booking terminal can be forwarded together with the identification data to the service terminal, for example to the access terminal, and stored there.
• the mobile data terminal must have a unique feature, e.g. have a serial number that makes it clearly identifiable.
• the power or access terminal is provided with a reading device for communication with the data terminal.
• a data center can be connected upstream in one place, in which the data terminal identification data are stored. Communication between the reading device and the mobile data terminal can also take place via Bluetooth radio.
• the usual cashless payment methods such as credit card debits, direct debit, etc. are suitable for paying for the booked service.
• payment via the mobile phone bill is recommended.
• Each booking terminal 2 is for wireless data transmission 3 in the near range N with one or several mobile data terminals 4.
• the data terminal 4 can be formed by a mobile phone and the transmission medium by Bluetooth radio.
• the mobile phone 4 is provided with a Bluetooth chip 5.
• a power can be obtained with the mobile telephone 4, for example access via an access terminal 6 with a reading device 7 which controls a turnstile 8.
• connection 3 between the mobile phone 4 and one of the booking terminals 2 z. B. built according to the Bluetooth standard.
• the service recipient can use the keyboard 9, for example, to select a specific menu.
• the services offered are shown on the display 11 of the mobile telephone 4 via the connection 3.
• the beneficiary selects the desired service and books the service.
• the user guidance and booking of the service can be done by using "WAP over Bluetooth".
• the booked service can be coded directly into the mobile phone 4 by data transfer according to the arrow 12.
• the coded information on the mobile telephone 4 is read at the access terminal 6 by communication 13, for example according to the Bluetooth standard, with the reading device 7 and the turnstile 8 is activated.
• the booked service together with the identification data of the data terminal 4 can be transmitted to the access terminal 6 by remote data transmission, for example the telephone network, and there can be saved. These data can also be stored on the data server 15. If the beneficiary comes with If the mobile phone 4 reaches the transmission range of the reading device 7, then the turnstile 8 is activated by the reading device 7 if the stored identification data and the identification data stored in the mobile phone 4 are compared positively.
• Close range is preferably to be understood as a range between 0.1 and 50 meters, in particular 1 to 20 meters

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