EP2283936A1 - Empreinte de compostage, émission de courrier pourvu d'une empreinte de compostage et procédé d'application et de contrôle d'empreintes de compostage - Google Patents

Empreinte de compostage, émission de courrier pourvu d'une empreinte de compostage et procédé d'application et de contrôle d'empreintes de compostage Download PDF

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EP2283936A1
EP2283936A1 EP10161422A EP10161422A EP2283936A1 EP 2283936 A1 EP2283936 A1 EP 2283936A1 EP 10161422 A EP10161422 A EP 10161422A EP 10161422 A EP10161422 A EP 10161422A EP 2283936 A1 EP2283936 A1 EP 2283936A1
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    • G—PHYSICS
    • G07—CHECKING-DEVICES
    • G07B—TICKET-ISSUING APPARATUS; FARE-REGISTERING APPARATUS; FRANKING APPARATUS
    • G07B17/00—Franking apparatus
    • G07B17/00459—Details relating to mailpieces in a franking system
    • G07B17/00661—Sensing or measuring mailpieces
    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B07—SEPARATING SOLIDS FROM SOLIDS; SORTING
    • B07C—POSTAL SORTING; SORTING INDIVIDUAL ARTICLES, OR BULK MATERIAL FIT TO BE SORTED PIECE-MEAL, e.g. BY PICKING
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    • G07B—TICKET-ISSUING APPARATUS; FARE-REGISTERING APPARATUS; FRANKING APPARATUS
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    • G07B17/00459—Details relating to mailpieces in a franking system
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    • G—PHYSICS
    • G07—CHECKING-DEVICES
    • G07B—TICKET-ISSUING APPARATUS; FARE-REGISTERING APPARATUS; FRANKING APPARATUS
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    • G07B17/00459—Details relating to mailpieces in a franking system
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    • G07B2017/00572—Details of printed item
    • G07B2017/0058—Printing of code
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    • G07—CHECKING-DEVICES
    • G07B—TICKET-ISSUING APPARATUS; FARE-REGISTERING APPARATUS; FRANKING APPARATUS
    • G07B17/00—Franking apparatus
    • G07B17/00459—Details relating to mailpieces in a franking system
    • G07B17/00661—Sensing or measuring mailpieces
    • G07B2017/00709—Scanning mailpieces

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  • the invention relates to a stamp imprint for applying and thus stamping postage indicia on postal items.
  • the postage indicia are, in particular, postage indicia with a postage value and a pictorial motif, as is the case for example with postage stamps or the product plus letter of the applicant.
  • the invention further relates to a mailpiece provided with such a printer imprint and to a method for applying a printer imprint to a postage indicium according to the preamble of claim 9. Furthermore, the invention relates to a method for checking printer printing on mailpieces according to the preamble of claim 11.
  • franking marks or franking are usually used to prove the payment of a postage on the shipment.
  • postage indicia in addition to stickable stamps and digital imprints can be used, which are printed for example in the form of data matrix codes from a sender on a mailpiece to frank them. It is also possible to purchase pre-franked envelopes or postcards, which only have to be given an address for delivery. It is also possible to apply only a number or letter code to a mail item, which can be recognized as a valid code for a postage indicium when checked in a mail processing center.
  • Such postage indicia are usually invalidated by a postal service provider when a particular mail item is transported and delivered in order to in particular to prevent reuse of the franking mark.
  • the cancellation can be done by imprinting or stamping a certain graphic image motif.
  • these validation stamps or cancellation stamps often also include the date of receipt of the mailing in a mail processing center and information about the mail processing center concerned.
  • the sender already devaluates the postage indicium used or a postage indicium already contains information for devaluing the postage indicium.
  • Franking marks can thus be generated and canceled in various ways.
  • the devaluation in a mail processing center is usually done manually or in a machine that is used either only for the recognition and devaluation of postage indicia, or in a machine, in addition to other functions such as the setting up and / or sorting of mailings and a devaluation of recognized franking marks.
  • different types of cancellation imprints / stamps may be applied manually or in different machines.
  • This object also requires a method of applying and a method of checking such a printer's imprint.
  • this object is achieved by a Entenierdruck with the features of independent claim 1.
  • This stamp imprint is designed so that it can be easily and safely recognized in the machining process.
  • the design of the validator print is preferably chosen such that it has a visually appealing layout, but in particular also meets technical requirements with regard to a high recognition rate with the lowest possible recognition rate.
  • the validator imprint according to the invention for application to the franking mark of a mail item is machine-readable by means of an optical detection means and consists of at least two printed images, wherein a first printed image has at least two bars whose longitudinal axes are spaced apart from one another, while a second printed image has at least one graphic image motif.
  • the first print image has at least three parallel bars, and the distance between each two adjacent bars is the same.
  • the first print image consists of four bars with two different lengths, two bars of which are the same length, the bars being arranged within an imaginary frame rectangle defining the outline of the first print image, and the two longer bars are arranged between the two shorter bars.
  • a first longer and a first shorter beam extend from the lower edge of the rectangle into the frame rectangle
  • a second, longer and a second, shorter beam extend from the upper edge of the rectangle into the frame rectangle.
  • the first printed image has four bars of different lengths, each bar having a different length. However, there are two longer and two shorter bars. Again, the bars are located within an imaginary frame rectangle defining the outline of the first print image, and the two longer bars are located between the two shorter bars. A first longer and a first shorter beam extend from the lower rectangle edge into the frame rectangle, while a second longer and a second shorter beam extend from the upper rectangle edge into the frame rectangle.
  • the second print image preferably comprises at least a plurality of wavy lines which can intersect and / or touch one another.
  • the starting points of the undulating lines lying on the side of the first printed image are on a respective one Straight line passing through the starting points of the beams and perpendicular to the longitudinal axes of the beams.
  • a mail item having at least one postage indicium and at least one stamping imprint, wherein at least partial regions of the stamp imprint are printed on the postage indicium, and the stamp imprint is configured according to the invention.
  • the method according to the invention for applying a cancellation imprint to a postage indicium located on a surface of a mailpiece provides that the mailpiece is conveyed by a device, and an optical detection means of this device performs at least one acquisition process to at least the postage indicium on the surface to detect the mailpiece and to determine the position of the postage indicium on the surface of the mailpiece. At least partial areas of the stamping imprint according to the invention are then printed on the franking mark if an evaluation unit in conjunction with the optical detection means has recognized the presence of a franking mark and determined the position of this franking mark.
  • the mailpiece has a plurality of postage indicia, and a plurality of stamp impressions are applied to these postage indicia, wherein the size of the first and second print image and the graphic image motif of the second print image differ from each other at least two stamp impressions, while the distance between the at least two bars of the respective first printed images in the at least two stamping imprints is the same.
  • the invention further comprises an associated method for checking postage printing on postage indicia on surfaces of mailpieces, in which the mailpieces are conveyed by a device, and an optical detection means of this device performs at least one acquisition process, in order to detect by means of an evaluation unit in connection with the detection means at least one validator print on the surface of the respective mailpiece.
  • the imprinted printer imprint is designed according to the invention, and a mail item is sorted out in the device if no stamp print on the surface of the mail item has been detected or a detected printer label does not correspond to the specified print (manipulation, counterfeiting).
  • the evaluation unit preferably detects at first the at least two bars of the first printed image when detecting a printer imprint by the optical detection means in the transport direction of the mail item and searches in a defined area in relation to the bars for the second printed image.
  • the evaluation unit searches in the transport direction of the mail item in an area behind the bars wavy lines with starting points, which are arranged on a respective straight line which extends through the starting points of the bars and perpendicular to the longitudinal axes of the bars.
  • the evaluation unit can determine a degree of distortion on the basis of the detected bars and project it in inverted form onto the second printed image.
  • a mail piece without a validated stamp or with an invalid (falsified or manipulated) stamp print can be sorted out, for example, into a container provided for this purpose.
  • Fig. 1 shows a schematic representation of a mail piece 10 with an address field 40 and a postage indicium 30.
  • the mail item is, for example, a postcard or a letter that / has a mailing surface 11 on which at least one address field 40 and a postage indicium 30 are applied .
  • the franking mark 30 is embodied, for example, as a stamp or data matrix code. In particular, this is a postage indicium with a postage value and a pictorial motif.
  • the address field 40 can also be a rectangular recess with a transparent film, through which the address field of a letter enveloped therein is visible.
  • the address field 40 is usually in the lower right area of the mailing surface 11 of the mail piece 10
  • the embodiment of the postal item 10 is only of minor importance for this invention, so that at this point not to be discussed in detail on each possible embodiment of a mail item.
  • a postage indicium 30 is usually positioned in the upper right area of the mail piece 10 on the surface 11.
  • the postage indicium 30 can also be located at other positions, which requires a localization of the postage indicium in order to be able to apply a stamping imprint to the postage indicium.
  • a cancellation imprint 20 is applied to the postage indicium 30 in such a way that it can be recognized as depreciated and can not be reused due to the devaluation.
  • This in Fig. 1 illustrated embodiment of the Entonneetzdrucks invention 20 has a first print image 21 and a second print image 22.
  • the first print image 21 consists of several vertical bars, while the second print image 22 consists of several wavy lines.
  • This embodiment of the cancellation print 20 is shown in FIG Fig. 2 shown in an enlarged section.
  • the Entenetzdrucks 20 comprises the first printed image 21 four straight bars 21 ', 21 ", 21"' and 21 IV , whose longitudinal axes are spaced from each other.
  • the bars thus preferably run parallel to one another, but slight deviations from the parallelism of up to 5 degrees are likewise encompassed by the invention.
  • the four bars are arranged within an imaginary rectangular frame 23 which defines the outline of the first print image 21.
  • the beams have at least two different lengths, with two longer beams 21 "and 21"'between two shorter beams 21' and 21 IV .
  • the two left bars 21 'and 21 "extend from the lower rectangle edge 24 into the imaginary frame rectangle 23, while the two right bars 21"' and 21 IV from the upper rectangle edge 25 into the frame rectangle 23 extend. Seen from the side, there are two bars behind each other. In one embodiment of the invention, however, when detecting the Entonneetzdrucks no line by line detection of the bars, but the entire image is recorded and evaluated, for example by means of OCR technology. As part of the recognition optimization, a percentage value for the presence of bar elements can be set, from which the recognition result is considered safe.
  • bar and bar arrangement is that it is generally faster and better machine-readable than other graphics. Furthermore, the detection of bar patterns requires less computing time. The bar arrangement should ensure that the entire bar combination results in an image that excludes any possible confusion with other bar arrangements, symbols, graphics, etc. on the mailing surface. Furthermore, taking into account the commonly used scanner technology, the impression is designed in such a way that lines in the image recorded by the scanner are not decayed or fused.
  • the distance between the four beams 21 ', 21 ", 21"' and 21 IV is the same.
  • the distance is preferably in the order of 1 to 2 mm, with a distance of 1.2 mm has proven to be particularly advantageous.
  • this distance is chosen so that it is an even multiple of the line width.
  • the thickness of the bars is on the order of 0.5 to 1 mm, wherein the thickness of the bars is preferably 0.6 mm.
  • secure readability depends on the scanner resolution. Lower resolution scanners require thicker weights than higher resolution scanners. A minimum line thickness of 0.6 mm, for example, results in scanners with 212 dpi. For higher resolution scanners, however, line weight can be reduced.
  • the length of the bars certain lengths have been found to be advantageous due to the preferred thicknesses and distances between the beams.
  • the length of the beam 21 ' is 3.4 mm, the length of the beam 21 "10.2 mm, the length of the beam 21"' 10.4 mm and the length of the beam 21 IV 3.6 mm.
  • Longer strokes usually have a higher redundancy than shorter strokes.
  • the second print image 22 preferably comprises a plurality of wavy lines that intersect and / or touch.
  • the starting points of these wavy lines which on the side of the first printed image 21 - that is, in Fig. 2 are left, are each arranged on a straight line which extends through the starting points of the bars and perpendicular to the longitudinal axes of the bars of the first printed image 21.
  • the starting points of the wavy lines are thus matched to the position of the bars 21 ', 21 ", 21"' and 21 IV , so that the starting points of the lines lie on horizontal lines through the starting and ending points of the bars 21 ', 21 ". , 21 "'and 21 IV are defined.
  • the wavy lines thus have certain anchoring points with respect to the beams, or the beams with respect to the wavy lines.
  • the beam heights are based on the shaft tips, resulting in different beam lengths.
  • the anchor point of the beam combination resulting in a fixed horizontal distance of the beam combination to the shaft of the second printed image 22.
  • the left endpoint of the lowermost undulating line is directly under the third bar from the right and on a horizontal line passing through the lower end points of the bars 21 'and 21 ".
  • the stamping imprint 20 is applied to the mail item 10 in such a way that the bars 21 ', 21 ", 21"' and 21 IV are perpendicular in the transport direction of the mail item.
  • the bars are thus at an angle of 90 ° to the transport direction of the mail piece.
  • the transport direction of a mail item is in Fig. 1 shown with an arrow.
  • the Entwertaufdruck can be applied with known printers, for example in the form of inkjet printers or laser printers.
  • the should The color used should preferably be indelible, so that it is not possible to remove the impression by mechanical or chemical shaving with the help of common household funds or solvents, without destroying the postage indicium.
  • Binary image scanners, grayscale scanners and color scanners place different demands on the color contrast distance.
  • the validator print 20 may contain further graphic design features that do not or at least do not contribute significantly to the machine readability of the printer print. These may be, for example, dates, information about a mail processing center or graphical elements such as a post horn. However, in order not to complicate the detection of the actual printer imprint, these additional elements should be arranged at least at a certain distance from the first and second printed image of the cancellation imprint 20. This distance is commonly referred to as a quiet zone, and it has been found that quiet zones of at least 2 mm should be provided so that other graphical elements on the mailing surface do not complicate detection of the validator print. The quiet zone should thus ensure that the features to be recognized (bars) are not disturbed, i. be falsified and thus are no longer recognizable.
  • the invention provides a corresponding method in which the mail piece 10 is conveyed by a device, and an optical detection means of this device performs at least one registration operation to at least mark the franking mark 30 on the mail piece Surface 11 of the mailpiece 10 to capture.
  • This can be done in a known manner with optical detection means such as cameras, which will not be explained in detail at this point.
  • Such a registration of postage indicia may also include a verification of postage indicia in a further step the authenticity of the franking mark is checked.
  • stamps this can be done, for example, by detecting fluorescence and / or superfluorescence, while with digital postage indicia in the form of a data matrix code, a check can be made on the basis of the information contained in the code.
  • the validation of registered franking marks can be carried out simultaneously or in parallel with such an authenticity check.
  • the validated printing device according to the invention can thus be applied in various apparatuses and at different processing steps within the mailing processing. Also, the validation of the cancellation can be done in different devices. Due to the machine readability and the particular embodiment of the validator printing according to the invention, it can be detected in particular in devices that are traversed by mail items that have already been provided with other codes.
  • a postage indicium 30 is detected on the mailing surface 11, the application of the stamping imprint on the postage indicium takes place.
  • This process is in Fig. 3 shown, wherein the flowchart reflects only the essential steps, but further supplementary and / or intermediate steps may be provided. This is the case in particular if, in addition to the validation of postage indicia, further functions are implemented in a machine so that several processes take place simultaneously and several actions take place, for example, on the basis of a recorded postage indicium.
  • the mail piece 10 has a plurality of postage indicia 30, and a plurality of stamping impressions 20 are applied to these postage indicia 30.
  • a stamp printout may not be sufficient as it can not cover all stamps.
  • a plurality of validating indicia of various types are applied.
  • at least one full printer imprint is applied as previously described.
  • modified imprints are applied in which the height of the bars in the first printed image and the number of wavy lines in the second printed image differ.
  • the heights of the respective second printed images also differ.
  • the distance between the bars and the bar thickness of the first print image is preferably the same for each stamp print.
  • the supplementary stamping imprints are preferably smaller than the normal, full stamp imprint, so that remaining areas of stamps can be filled in appropriately. This is done without being printed beyond the edge of the letter, which could otherwise lead to contamination of transport rollers.
  • the number and type of validator imprints to be selected is determined by the evaluation unit, which determines the positions of the recorded postage indicia.
  • the validator imprint according to the invention becomes machine-readable as soon as it has been applied to a mailpiece.
  • known printer imprints can, in particular, due to the high processing speeds can not be detected reliably when processing mail items.
  • Usual quantities of processed mail are between 10,000 and 60,000 postal items per hour.
  • the invention enables the detection of stamping imprints at these and higher quantities per hour, that is to say at high transport speeds of mailpieces.
  • imprints on mailpieces are detected in suitable processing machines with one or more cameras. Due to the high speed with which the programs are moved past the camera, there is always a slight distortion in the transport direction despite a short exposure time (or illumination / flash period).
  • at least two bars are integrated into a stamping imprint at an angle of approximately 90 degrees to the transport direction and applied to the franking mark. Since the information content of the lines is known or not available, the extent of the distortion can be determined using the example of these bars.
  • the first print image 21 thus serves to determine the distortion, wherein two bars would be sufficient, but four bars can be used to achieve improved detection, since two bars can always be detected side by side at different heights. Since it is known where the second print image 22 is in relation to the first print image 21, the second print image can be reliably detected and recognized as invalidation. In this case, the distortion determined on the basis of the bars is projected in pure form in inverted form onto the second printed image. As a result, the distortion of the second print image 22 is subtracted.
  • the first print image 21 with its bars serves in conjunction with its relative position to the peaks of the waves of the second print image 22 to detect the designer print 20.
  • the second print image 22 may not be fully captured or evaluated, as this could be too uncertain and too time-consuming.
  • the detection of the bar pattern instead of recognizing the wavy line imprint is thus an integral part of the invention.
  • the at least two or even four parallel bars can be found particularly quickly and reliably in the graphic detection of a mailing surface of a mail item.
  • bars for the recognition of a stamp print has the advantage that they are particularly easy to read during a reading process. This is particularly advantageous when using optical character recognition (OCR).
  • OCR optical character recognition
  • the outline of the first print image 21 has the same height as the second print image 22.
  • the bar arrangement, bar thickness, defined gaps and fixed relative positions of parts of the first print image 21 with respect to the second print image 22 it is easier to distinguish the bars from other lines on a shipment surface.
  • a reading device on the basis of the height of the bars or the length of the bars determine the height of the voltage applied to them second print image 22 and so make a targeted detection of the second print image. This further speeds up the capture process of the entire validator imprint.
  • the second printed image 22 is not completely detected, but by detecting the combination of bars, the presence of the second printed image 22 is inferred.
  • FIG. 5 This results in the machine verification of validated printing a flow chart, as in Fig. 5 is shown.
  • This flow chart of the Fig. 5 again indicates only the essential steps in the verification of Entenseetzdrucken, but further additional and / or intermediate steps may be provided. This is also the case in particular when, in addition to verifying the devaluation of postage indicia, further functions are implemented in a machine so that several processes take place simultaneously and several actions take place, for example, based on a recorded postage indicium.
  • the method according to the invention for checking debitor imprints 20 on postage indicia 30 provides that devalued mailpieces 10 are conveyed by a device, and an optical detection means 50 of these Device performs at least one detection operation to detect by means of an evaluation unit 60 in conjunction with the detection means at least one Entenaufdruck 20 on the surface 11 of the respective mailpiece 10.
  • the essential components of such a device and the flow of mailpieces are shown schematically in FIG Fig. 6 shown.
  • the Entenetzdrucks 20 of this machine is readable and can be reliably detected. If no such stamp print can be detected on a mail piece, the relevant mail piece is sorted out in the device. This is done by known transport and sorting systems, in which mail items are routed within a machine in different ways. For example, a targeted ejection of mail without Entrouetzdruck done in a designated container. If several machines are networked with each other within the mail processing, a discharge to another device, in which the prior validation of postage indicia should have taken place, can also take place. Also, the device for verifying printer printing can include a separate module for the subsequent correction of not-canceled postage indicia. It is also possible to apply a mark in order to then properly sort or eject the consignment in question.
  • the evaluation unit 60 together with the optical detection means 50 first detects the presence of the at least two bars in the form of the first print image 21, which gives an indication of the position of the expected second print image 22 of the validator imprint 20.
  • the area to be searched for can be limited and the detection of the printer's imprint is as little as possible influenced by other graphic designs of the mailing.
  • a reliable machine readability can be achieved at high transport speeds of the mailpieces to be checked.

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