JP2006209452A - Mobile terminal device and program - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To obtain the status of use of electronic money in each section while obtaining the status of use during the entire display period of a calendar when displaying the status of use of electronic money in a calendar screen having a plurality of sections. <P>SOLUTION: A CPU 21 creates a calendar screen having a plurality of sections and causes a main display part 2 to display and output the date and the details of electronic money transaction while they are stored and managed in the use history memory of a noncontact IC card processing chip 32 as electronic money use history information. Also, the details of transaction used in each of the sections of the calendar screen are read, and the corresponding section on the calendar screen is identifiably displayed according to the details of the transaction. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2006,JPO&NCIPI

Description

  The present invention relates to a portable terminal device and a program provided with a non-contact IC card processing unit constituting an electronic money function.

In recent years, with the technical progress of contactless IC cards, mobile phone devices with an electronic money function that enable payment with electronic money instead of cash and credit cards have been put into practical use. Conventionally, for example, when electronic money in a contactless IC card is updated (reduced), the fact that the balance has decreased is sent via e-mail to the mobile phone owned by the user via a server. There is known a settlement information notification service server that provides notification (see Patent Document 1).
JP 2004-030271 A

However, in Patent Document 1 described above, e-mail notification is performed on the assumption that the balance has decreased, and even if it is possible to know that the balance has decreased, more is known. I couldn't.
By the way, in a portable terminal device having a non-contact IC card processing unit that constitutes an electronic money function, it is possible to read and display the current electronic money balance, and to read and display a list of electronic money usage histories. However, displaying a large amount of information on a small display screen like a mobile terminal can make it difficult to see the entire display and cause misreading, etc., and when and how much money was used. In order to know, I had to make a detailed look at the entire list.

  An object of the present invention is to make it possible to grasp the usage status of a division unit while grasping the usage status of the entire calendar display period when displaying the usage status of electronic money in a calendar screen having a plurality of division areas. It is.

The invention according to claim 1 (first invention) is a portable terminal device including a non-contact IC card processing unit constituting an electronic money function, and when the electronic money transaction is performed, the transaction date and time and the transaction Usage history storage means for storing and managing the contents as electronic money usage history information, first display control means for generating and displaying a calendar screen having a plurality of divided areas divided for each unit period, and classification of the calendar screen A second display control means is provided for reading transaction contents used within the division period for each area and identifying and displaying the corresponding division area on the calendar screen based on the transaction contents. .
Further, a program for realizing the main functions shown in the invention described in claim 1 is provided to the computer (the invention described in claim 10).

  The “transaction date and time” indicates the transaction date on which the electronic money was used, but information on the hour and minute may also be included on this transaction date. The “partition area” may be a rectangular frame surrounding a numerical value indicating date, month, year, etc., but is not limited to an area specified by the frame, and may be an area without a frame. In addition, "identification display of the segmented area" is colored (colored) all or part of the area, blinking numerical values indicating the date, month, year, etc., the frame portion is displayed with a thick line, It is optional to display additional special symbols, figures, etc. (the same applies hereinafter).

The invention described in claim 1 may be as follows.
When the calendar display period is arbitrarily designated, the first display control means divides the designated display period into any one of year unit, month unit, week unit, and day unit and A calendar screen on which the corresponding divided areas are arranged is generated and displayed (the invention according to claim 2).

  The transaction content constituting the electronic money usage history information is information indicating whether or not a transaction using electronic money has been performed, and the second display control means classifies whether or not a transaction using electronic money has been performed. In order to make it clear every time, the corresponding divided area on the calendar screen is identified and displayed (the invention according to claim 3).

  The transaction content constituting the electronic money usage history information is information indicating a transaction amount traded by electronic money, and the second display control means is configured to display the calendar according to the transaction amount traded for each divided period. The corresponding divided area on the screen is identified and displayed (the invention according to claim 4).

  The transaction content constituting the electronic money usage history information is information indicating the transaction type, and the second display control means responds on the calendar screen according to the transaction type traded for each segment period. The section area is identified and displayed (the invention according to claim 5).

  The transaction content constituting the electronic money usage history information is information indicating the transaction position, and the second display control means displays the corresponding segment area on the calendar screen according to the transaction position for each segment period. The identification is displayed (the invention according to claim 6).

  In order to clarify the usage status of electronic money for each category, a display format that identifies and displays the corresponding segment area on the calendar screen, and a display format that displays information other than the usage status of electronic money on the calendar screen. Display switching means for switching arbitrarily is provided (invention of claim 7).

  The second display control means identifies and displays the corresponding division area on the calendar screen in order to clearly indicate the usage status of electronic money for each division, and displays the entire calendar based on the transaction contents of the entire calendar display period. The identification is displayed (the invention according to claim 8).

  Whether or not a transaction using electronic money was performed within the segment period corresponding to the designated area with reference to the electronic money usage history information when any of the segment areas on the calendar screen was arbitrarily selected and designated If the transaction is being conducted, detailed transaction information indicating the details of the transaction is guided and displayed (the invention according to claim 9).

  According to the first aspect of the present invention, when an electronic money transaction is performed, the transaction date and time and the transaction content are stored and managed as electronic money usage history information. Generates and displays a calendar screen having a segment area, reads the transaction contents used within the segment period for each segment area of this calendar screen, and identifies and displays the corresponding segment area on the calendar screen based on the transaction contents Thus, when displaying the usage status of electronic money on a calendar screen having a plurality of segmented areas, it is possible to grasp the usage status of each segment while grasping the usage status of the entire calendar display period. Therefore, it is possible to easily and surely know when and how much electronic money has been used without using a numerical display, etc., and it is possible to prevent overuse or to use electronic money systematically. It is also useful because it is useful.

  According to the invention described in claim 2, in addition to the same effect as that of the invention described in claim 1 described above, when the calendar display period is arbitrarily specified, the specified display period is expressed in units of years, months, The calendar screen is divided and displayed on a weekly basis or on a daily basis, and a segmented area corresponding to each division period is generated and displayed. For example, a calendar for one month divided on a daily or weekly basis. In addition to displaying the calendar for one week divided by day unit, calendar for one year divided by month unit, etc., it is not limited to the current date, but arbitrarily, such as last year, one work year, etc. A calendar for a specified period can be displayed, and the usage status in an arbitrary period desired by the user can be easily confirmed.

  According to the invention described in claim 3, in addition to having the same effect as that of the invention described in claim 1, the transaction content constituting the electronic money use history information indicates whether or not a transaction using electronic money has been performed. Since it is information and the corresponding division area on the calendar screen is identified and displayed for each division to indicate whether or not transactions with electronic money have been performed, the day, month when electronic money was used even once You can easily know the week, etc.

According to the invention described in claim 4, in addition to having the same effect as that of the invention described in claim 1, the transaction content constituting the electronic money usage history information is information indicating the transaction amount traded by electronic money. Yes, the corresponding classification area on the calendar screen is identified and displayed according to the transaction amount traded for each classification period, so that it is possible to know how much electronic money has been used for each classification. Here, when electronic money is used a plurality of times within one division period, the transaction amount is the cumulative amount.
In addition, when the transaction amount in one division period becomes more than a predetermined limit amount, an overuse warning may be issued by identifying and displaying the division area. In addition, when the distinction area is identified and displayed, the approximate amount can be known by displaying it in different colors according to the amount of the transaction amount.

According to the invention described in claim 5, in addition to having the same effect as the invention described in claim 1 described above, the transaction content constituting the electronic money use history information is information indicating the transaction type, and for each divided period. The corresponding classification area on the calendar screen is identified and displayed according to the transaction type traded on the calendar. For example, you can know where and where electronic money was used for each classification. Can be identified.
Note that the transaction type indicates, for example, the type of store or the type of product, and if the store code or product code transmitted from the store side at the time of settlement with electronic money is acquired to recognize the store type, product type, etc. Good. In addition, when a plurality of transaction types are included when electronic money is used a plurality of times within one division period, the most frequent transaction type may be selected.

According to the invention described in claim 6, in addition to having the same effect as that of the invention described in claim 1, the transaction content constituting the electronic money use history information is information indicating the transaction position, Since the corresponding division area on the calendar screen is identified and displayed according to the transaction position, it is possible to know where the electronic money is used for each division.
The transaction position indicates a transaction area such as a shopping street or a transaction place such as a department store. For example, the transaction position is recognized by using a global positioning system or transmitted from the store side during electronic money settlement. The transaction position may be recognized from the store code.

  According to the invention described in claim 7, in addition to having the same effect as that of the invention described in claim 1 described above, the corresponding divided area on the calendar screen is identified and displayed in order to clearly indicate the usage status of the electronic money in the divided unit. In addition to being able to know the usage status of electronic money as needed, it is now possible to arbitrarily switch between the display format to display and the display format to display information other than the usage status of electronic money on the calendar screen. As other information, for example, schedule information, birthday information, anniversary information, and the like can be obtained as necessary.

According to the invention described in claim 8, in addition to having the same effect as the invention described in claim 1,
In addition to identifying and displaying the corresponding division area on the calendar screen in order to clearly indicate the usage status of electronic money by division unit, the entire calendar is identified and displayed based on the transaction details for the entire calendar display period. If the calendar is displayed for one month, the entire calendar can be identified and displayed based on the transaction contents for one month. Here, in the case of the identification display by coloring, if “light color” is used for the identification display of the entire calendar and “similar color dark color” is used for the identification display of the divided area, the entire calendar is displayed depending on the density difference. It is possible to avoid confusion between the identification display and the identification display of the segmented area, and it is possible to distinguish the two easily.

According to the ninth aspect of the invention, in addition to having the same effect as the first aspect of the invention described above, the electronic money usage history information is obtained when any of the divided areas on the calendar screen is arbitrarily selected and designated. To determine whether or not transactions with electronic money were performed within the specified period corresponding to the designated area. If transactions are being conducted, detailed transaction information indicating the details of the transaction will be provided. Since it is displayed, the details of the transaction can be known as necessary.
Although a detailed display field may be provided on the calendar screen separately from the divided area, the detailed transaction information may be displayed in a pop-up display or a pull-down display.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS.
This embodiment exemplifies a case where the present invention is applied to a mobile phone device as a mobile terminal device. FIG. 1 is an external view of the mobile phone device, and (A) shows a state in which a foldable device main body is opened. (B) is a rear view in that state.
This mobile phone device is equipped with a non-contact IC car function as an additional function other than the telephone function, mail function, camera photographing function, and Internet connection function. As shown in FIG. 1A, in addition to the key operation unit 1 and the main display unit 2, a voice speaker 3 and a microphone 4 constituting a telephone function are provided on the front side of the cellular phone device. Further, as shown in FIG. 1B, on the back side of the cellular phone device, as shown in FIG. 1B, the sub-display unit 5, the photographing lens 6 constituting the camera photographing function and the flash LED 7, the notification LED 8 constituting the incoming call notification function, and In addition to the notification speaker 9, an antenna 10 and a recording microphone (recording microphone) 11 are provided.

  The key operation unit 1 is provided with various push button type keys, and performs dial input, character input, command input, etc. The key operation unit 1 includes, for example, an operation mode (e-mail mode, camera mode, etc.). Mode key to switch, power key used during on-hook operation to turn the power on / off or hang up the call, start key used during off-hook operation to start the call, phone number registration in addition to entering phone number Alternatively, it has a dial key for inputting character data when composing mail, a direction key for selecting a menu item corresponding to four directions, and a determination key used for determining an item selected by the direction key. ing. Note that the enter key functions as a shutter button / recording button in the shooting mode. The main display unit 2 is a main screen capable of displaying character information, image information, and the like with high definition in a state in which the foldable device main body is opened, and the sub display unit 5 is a state in which the foldable device main body is folded. 1 is a screen on the back side that displays the current time, message, and the like.

FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing the basic components of the camera-equipped mobile phone device.
The CPU 21 is a central processing unit that controls the overall operation of the cellular phone device according to various programs in the storage unit 22. The storage unit 22 is a non-volatile memory (internal memory), and is configured by, for example, a ROM (flash memory or the like), and has a program area and a data area. The program area includes FIGS. A program for realizing the present embodiment is stored in accordance with the operation procedure shown in FIG. The memory (for example, RAM) 23 is an internal memory having a work area, and the memory card 24 is a detachable recording medium, and is configured by, for example, a smart media, an IC card, etc. The image data and the like are exchanged at.

  A communication data processing unit 25 and an audio interface 26 are connected to the CPU 21, and when a radio wave received from the antenna 10 is detected and demodulated by the radio unit 27, converted into a digital signal, and supplied to the communication data processing unit 25. The communication data processing unit 25 determines whether it is a telephone call, mail reception, or Internet reception, and if it is a telephone call or mail reception, the CPU 21 reads the ringtone set in the sound source IC unit 28 and reads an amplifier (AMP). 29, a ringing tone is generated and output from the notifying speaker 9, and the notifying LED 8 is driven to blink via the display control unit 30.

  Further, if the call is a telephone call, the CPU 21 generates and outputs voice data from the communication data processing unit 25 from the voice speaker 3 via the audio interface 26 when connection with the telephone partner is established in response to an off-hook operation. Let In this case, the input sound from the microphone 4 is given to the radio unit 27 via the audio interface 26 and the communication data processing unit 25, converted to analog, modulated, and transmitted from the antenna 10. If the mail is received, the CPU 21 takes the received mail from the communication data processing unit 25 and stores it in a mail box (not shown).

The CPU 21 is connected to the key operation unit 1 as an input / output peripheral device, and is connected to the main display unit 2, the sub display unit 5, and the notification LED 8 via the display control unit 30. A camera imaging unit 31, a non-contact IC card processing chip 32, and a GPS (Global Positioning System) receiving unit 33 are connected.
The camera imaging unit 31 can shoot moving images in addition to still images, and includes a photographing lens, a lens / mirror block such as a mirror, an imaging element such as a CCD image sensor, its driving system, a distance measuring sensor, a light quantity A sensor, an analog processing circuit, a signal processing circuit, a compression / decompression circuit, and the like are provided to adjust and control the optical zoom, and to control drive control during autofocus, shutter drive control, exposure, white balance, and the like.

  The non-contact IC card processing chip 32 can be used as a commuter pass at the time of transportation use in addition to being used as an electronic money function, and has a dedicated CPU 32A, a memory unit 32B, and an antenna unit 32C. Short-distance communication is performed with a weak radio wave with a card processing device (IC card reader / writer) 40 as The memory unit 32B is configured by a flash memory, for example, and has an electronic money balance memory M1, a usage history memory M2, and a commuter pass memory M3 as shown in FIG. The antenna unit 32C transmits and receives radio waves. The electromotive force induced by the radio waves received from the IC card reader / writer 40 may be used as the operating power of the contactless IC card. The operating power of the non-contact IC card may be obtained from the unit.

  When the IC card processing chip 32 is used as an electronic money function and detects a received radio wave from the IC card reader / writer 40, the IC card processing chip 32 reads out the electronic money balance and transmits it from the antenna unit 32C. In this case, the IC card reader / writer 40 is connected to an accounting terminal device (not shown) or the like, and the current transaction amount (invoiced amount) is subtracted from the balance received from the IC card processing chip 32, and the balance When the update is performed, the new balance after the update is transmitted and output from the antenna (not shown) together with information such as the store code, product code, transaction date, transaction amount (update amount), and the like. Here, when the IC card processing chip 32 receives and obtains the updated new balance from the IC card reader / writer 40, the updated new money balance is written into the balance memory M1 in the memory unit 32B. In addition to updating the content, the transaction date, transaction amount (update amount for the current transaction), store code, and product code are written in the usage history memory M2 as history data relating to the current transaction.

  In this case, the CPU 21 on the mobile phone side accesses the IC card processing chip 32 to monitor whether the contents of the balance memory M1 have been updated, that is, whether an electronic money transaction has been performed, but the balance memory M1. When the contents of the information are updated, the IC card processing chip 32 may give an instruction to update to the CPU 21 on the mobile phone side. Further, as described above, the dedicated CPU 32A is provided on the IC card processing chip 32 side, but the CPU 21 on the mobile phone side may control the operation instead of the dedicated CPU 32A.

 The GPS receiving unit 33 uses a satellite and a ground control station to receive a current position (longitude and latitude) that is strictly measured from the difference in arrival times of radio waves from a plurality of satellites. The current user position (the position of the mobile phone terminal device) is monitored while receiving and acquiring the GPS measurement position by accessing the GPS receiving unit 33 every 1 minute interval. In this embodiment, the GPS receiver 33 is used. However, the current position of the user may be measured from the difference in the arrival time of radio waves with respect to a plurality of terrestrial stations or the positional relationship. In this case, when an electronic money transaction is performed, the CPU 21 may acquire the current position obtained by the GPS receiver 33 as the transaction area.

FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a calendar screen for identifying and displaying the usage status of electronic money displayed when an electronic money transaction is performed.
This calendar screen is an example of a calendar screen for one month, and when an electronic money transaction is performed, the CPU 21 is one month before (for example, 31 days) from the current day (for example, 30 days or 31 days ago). A calendar is generated and displayed on the main display unit 2 as a calendar. The calendar screen for one month is divided into a matrix for each day by vertical and horizontal ruled lines, and a numerical value indicating the corresponding “date” is displayed in the upper left corner of each divided area. On the upper side, seven days of the week are displayed.

 When identifying and displaying the usage status of electronic money on the calendar screen, the CPU 21 accesses the electronic money usage history memory M2 of the IC card processing chip 32, reads out usage history information for one month from the current date, Based on the usage history information, the usage status of the electronic money is displayed on the calendar screen. In this case, the transaction amount for one month is totaled, the background color (light color) of the entire calendar is determined according to the total amount, and the entire calendar is colored with the background color. In FIG. 4, a portion with a rough diagonal line indicates a portion with a background color.

FIG. 5 is a diagram showing the contents of the background color determination table 34.
The background color determination table 34 determines the background color of the entire calendar according to the total amount of money for one month, and has a configuration in which “amount range” and “background color” are associated with each other. For example, when the total amount is less than (1), “Blue light color”, when the total amount (1) to (2) is “Yellow light color”, and when the total amount is (2) or more "Red light color" is set. Here, the total amounts (1) to (2) are amounts when there is a tendency to overuse, and the total amount (2) or more is a case where it is considerably overused. The contents of the background color determination table 34 are arbitrarily set by the user. In addition to the background color determination table 34, in this embodiment, for example, 3 weeks worth of 3 There is also a background color determination table (not shown) for months, 6 months, and 1 year, but these are basically the same content, only the total amount is different. Yes.

FIG. 6 is a diagram showing the contents of the segment color determination table 35 for determining the segment colors for coloring the segment areas on the calendar screen.
This division color determination table 35 determines the division color for coloring the corresponding division area on the calendar screen in accordance with the usage situation (usage situation within the division period) of electronic money. And “section color” are associated with each other. Here, “Transaction details” are “Transaction” indicating that electronic money transactions are performed even once within the segment period, and “Transaction amount (total amount)” indicating the total amount of transactions performed within the segment period. , “Transaction type (store type or product type)” indicating the type of store or product traded within the segment period, and “transaction position” indicating the region or place traded within the segment period. Based on “transaction contents” arbitrarily selected and designated, a “section color” for coloring the section area on the calendar screen is determined.

 That is, in the one-month calendar screen of FIG. 4, when “with transaction” is selected and specified as “transaction content”, “background similar color” is used as the division color of the day when electronic money has been used even once. "Dark color (1)" is determined. “Background similar color dark color (1)” indicates a density level similar to the background color colored on the entire calendar, and the background color and the segmented color can be clearly distinguished according to the density difference. (Hereinafter the same). In FIG. 4, a portion with a fine oblique line indicates a region to which this division color is applied. In addition, when “Transaction amount (total amount)” is selected and specified as “Transaction details”, if this total amount is less than the limit amount that can be used within the classification period (for example, 1 day), the classification color “Background similar color dark color (1)” is determined, but if it exceeds the limit amount, “Background similar color dark color (2)” is determined. Note that “background similar color dark color (1)” and “background similar color dark color (2)” have a relationship of (1) <(2) (the same applies hereinafter).

 Similarly, when “transaction type (store type)” is selected and specified as “transaction content”, “background similar color darkness” corresponds to store types A, B,... “Color (1)”, “Background similar color dark color (2)”,... Are determined. In addition, when “transaction type (product type)” is selected and designated, “background similar color dark color (1)”, “ Background similar color dark color (2) ", ... are determined. Furthermore, when “transaction position” is selected and designated as “transaction content”, “background similar color dark color ( 1) ”,“ background similar color dark color (2) ”,...

 FIG. 7 is a diagram showing a calendar screen generated and displayed in accordance with an arbitrarily designated calendar display period. FIG. 7A shows a case where “last week” is designated as the calendar display period. The calendar screen for one week divided according to the daily basis is generated and displayed. (B) is when “Last year” or “This year” is specified as the calendar display period. Thus, a calendar screen for one year divided for each month is generated and displayed. Although not shown, it is possible to generate a calendar screen for 3 months, a calendar screen for 6 months, and the like depending on how the calendar display period is specified.

  Next, the operation concept of the mobile phone device in this embodiment will be described with reference to the flowcharts shown in FIGS. Here, each function described in these flowcharts is stored in the form of a readable program code, and operations according to the program code are sequentially executed. Moreover, the operation | movement according to the above-mentioned program code transmitted via the transmission medium can also be performed sequentially. In other words, in addition to the recording medium, the program / data supplied externally via the transmission medium can be used to execute the operation specific to this embodiment.

FIG. 8 to FIG. 9 are flowcharts showing the overall operation of the mobile phone device that is started to be executed when the power is turned on.

First, the CPU 21 reads out and displays a predetermined standby image in the standby state (step A1), checks whether or not an incoming call or mail is received (step A2), and detects an incoming call or incoming mail. Is executed to output a ring tone from the notification speaker 9 and the notification LED 8 is driven to blink, and a call process or a received mail storage process is executed (step A3).

 In addition, the CPU 21 accesses the IC card processing chip 32 to monitor whether electronic money transactions have been performed, and when it detects that electronic money has been settled (step A4), (Step A5), with reference to a history display flag (not shown) indicating whether or not to display the usage status (usage history) of electronic money, the ON / OFF state is checked (Step A6). The history display flag is arbitrarily selected and set by the user in advance. If it is “ON” (YES in step A6), the calendar one month before the current date is displayed as shown in FIG. After the generation and display (step A7), the process proceeds to a process of additionally displaying the usage status of electronic money on the calendar screen (step A8). The electronic money usage status additional display process will be described later.

 When a calendar display is instructed by the user (step A9), an input of a calendar display period is accepted (step A10), and when an arbitrary display period is specified (YES in step A11), a designation is made. A calendar in which the period is divided into unit periods (daily, weekly, monthly) is generated and displayed (step A12), but if an arbitrary calendar display period is not input, as in the case described above, the current date is 1 Monthly calendar is generated and displayed (step A13). Here, the unit period (daily unit, week unit, monthly unit) that divides the calendar display period may be automatically determined according to the specified calendar display period. Also good.

 Next, the above-mentioned history display flag is checked (step A14). If it is “ON”, the process proceeds to a process of additionally displaying the usage status of electronic money on the calendar screen (step A15). If “OFF” is set to “OFF” (NO in step A14), the process proceeds to a process of additionally displaying schedule information, birthday information, anniversary information, etc. on the calendar screen (step A16). In this case, schedule information, birthday information, anniversary information, and the like are inserted and displayed in a divided area of the calendar screen by symbols, figures, characters, and the like.

10 to 12 are flowcharts for explaining in detail the processing (steps A8 and A15) for additionally displaying the usage status of electronic money on the calendar screen.
First, the CPU 21 accesses the usage history memory M2 of the IC card processing chip 32 and reads the usage history information corresponding to the calendar display period (step B1). That is, if the display period is a calendar for one month, all the usage history information for one month is read, and if it is a one-year calendar, all the usage history information for one year is read and the work area of the memory 23 is read. Set to. Then, the “transaction amount” is read from each usage history information in the work area, and the total amount for the entire calendar display period is calculated (step B2).

 In this case, if the calendar display period is one month, the total amount for one month is calculated, and if it is one year, the total amount for one year is calculated. Based on the total amount, the background color for coloring the entire calendar is determined. If the calendar display period is one month, the background corresponding to the total amount is searched by searching the background color determination table 34 shown in FIG. The color is determined (step B3), and the entire calendar is colored with this determined color (step B4). In this case, the entire calendar is colored with light colors of blue, yellow and red according to the total amount. The following description will be made assuming that a one-month calendar is displayed.

 Next, CPU21 discriminate | determines the kind of transaction content arbitrarily selected and designated by the user previously (step B5). That is, it is determined which one of “transaction present”, “transaction amount”, “transaction type (store type or product type)”, and “transaction position” has been selected and designated in advance. Then, after designating the head section area on the calendar screen (step B6), the "transaction date" is referred to from the use history information set in the work area of the memory 23 as described above. Thus, the usage history information corresponding to the period (first date) of the first section is specified (step B7).

 Then, it is checked whether or not the transaction content determined in the above-described step B5 is “transaction present” (step B8). If “transaction exists”, the division color determination table 35 is searched and “transaction exists” is set. “Background similar color dark color (1)” is read out as the corresponding segment color to determine the segment color (step B9). Then, it is checked whether at least one usage history information specified in the above-mentioned step B7 exists, that is, whether or not an electronic money transaction has been performed at least once within the specified classification period (step B10). When the electronic money transaction is performed, the designated divided area is colored with the determined dark division color (background similar color) indicated by “background similar color dark color (1)” (step B11). . Thereafter, until all the categories on the calendar screen are designated (step B12), the next category region is designated (step B13), and the usage history information corresponding to the designated category period is specified (step B14). The operation of coloring the designated section area with the determined section color is repeated (steps B10 to B14).

 Next, if the transaction content determined in step B5 is “transaction amount” (YES in step B15 in FIG. 11), the usage history information specified in step B7 is referred to, The total amount obtained by adding all the “transaction amounts” traded in is determined (step B16), and the segment color determination table 35 is searched based on the total amount to determine the segment color (step B17). In this case, if the total amount is less than the limit amount that can be used within the classification period (1 day), the background color “color similar to background color (1)” is determined. “Background similar color dark color (2)” is determined. Then, after coloring the designated segment area with the determined segment color (background similar color) (step B18), the next segment area is designated (step B20) until all the categories on the calendar screen have been designated (step B19). ), The usage history information corresponding to the period of the designated category is specified (step B21). And it returns to step B16 and repeats the above-mentioned operation | movement, calculating | requiring the total amount which totaled all the "transaction amount" traded within the period of the designated classification (step B16-B21).

 If the transaction content determined in step B5 is “transaction type (store type)” (YES in step B22 in FIG. 11), the usage history information specified in step B7 is referred to, and the “ A store type conversion table (not shown) is searched based on the “store code” and the store type is recognized (step B23). Here, if there are transactions at a plurality of types of stores within the specified category period (YES at step B24), the store type with the largest number of transactions or transaction amount is selected (step B25). Based on this store type, the segment color determination table 35 is searched to determine the segment color (step B26). Then, after coloring the designated section area with the determined section color (background similar color) (step B27), the next section area is designated (step B28) until all the sections on the calendar screen are designated (step B28). B29), the usage history information corresponding to the period of this designated category is specified (step B30). And it returns to step B23 and repeats the above-mentioned operation | movement, recognizing the kind of store traded within the designated classification period (steps B23 to B30).

 Similarly, if the transaction content determined in step B5 is “transaction type (product type)” (YES in step B31 in FIG. 12), the usage history information specified in step B7 is referred to, A product type conversion table (not shown) is searched based on the “product code”, and the product type is recognized (step B32). In this case, when a plurality of types of products are purchased within the designated classification period (YES in step B33), the product type having the largest number of transactions or transaction amount is selected (step B34). Based on the product type, the segment color determination table 35 is searched to determine the segment color (step B35). Then, after coloring the designated divided area with the determined divided color (background similar color) (step B36), the next divided area is designated (step B37) until all the designated areas on the calendar screen are designated (step B37). B38), the usage history information corresponding to the period of this designated category is specified (step B39). And it returns to step B32 and repeats the above-mentioned operation | movement, recognizing the kind of goods traded within the designated classification period (steps B32 to B39).

 Furthermore, if the transaction content determined in step B5 described above is “transaction position” (YES in step B40 in FIG. 12), the use history information specified in step B7 described above is referred to, and the “store code” is set. Based on this, a position conversion table (not shown) is searched to recognize the transaction position (step B41). In this case, when a transaction is performed in a plurality of regions or places within the designated classification period (YES in step B42), a transaction position having the largest number of transactions or transaction amount is selected (step B43). Based on this transaction position, the segment color determination table 35 is searched to determine the segment color (step B44). Then, after coloring the designated segment area with the determined segment color (background similar color) (step B45), the next segment area is designated (step B46) until all the categories on the calendar screen have been designated (step B46). B47), the usage history information corresponding to the period of this designated category is specified (step B48). And it returns to step B41 and repeats the above-mentioned operation | movement, recognizing the transaction position within the period of a designated classification (step B41-B48).

 In this way, when an arbitrary segment area is selected and designated by the cursor operation on the calendar screen in which the usage status of the electronic money is clearly shown for each segment (step A17 in FIG. 9), within this designated segment period. All the transaction details (transaction date, store code, product code, transaction amount) that have been traded are read (step A18) and displayed as detailed transaction information within the specified category on the calendar screen (step A19). . Then, it is checked whether calendar deletion is designated by the user operation (step A20), and the calendar screen is deleted in response to the instruction (step A21). Then, the process proceeds to step A22, and when camera shooting or mail creation is instructed by a user operation, processing (other processing) such as camera shooting processing or mail creation processing is performed according to the instruction, Return to the initial standby screen (step A1). If calendar deletion is not designated, the calendar screen is displayed as it is as a standby screen.

  As described above, when the electronic money transaction is performed, the CPU 21 in this embodiment stores the transaction date and time and the transaction content in the usage history memory M2 of the non-contact IC card processing chip 32 as the electronic money usage history information. In a state where storage management is performed, a calendar screen having a plurality of divided areas is generated and displayed on the main display unit 2, and the transaction contents used in the divided period are read for each divided area of the calendar screen. Since the corresponding division area on the calendar screen is identified and displayed based on this transaction content, when displaying the usage status of electronic money in a calendar screen having a plurality of division areas, the entire calendar display period is displayed. It is possible to grasp the usage status of each classification unit while grasping the usage status. Therefore, it is possible to easily and surely know when and how much electronic money has been used without using a numerical display, etc., and it is possible to prevent overuse or to use electronic money systematically. It is also useful because it is useful.

  In this case, when the calendar display period is arbitrarily designated, the CPU 21 divides the designated display period into one of year unit, month unit, week unit, and day unit, and the segment corresponding to each segment period. Since the calendar screen with the area is generated and displayed, for example, a calendar for one month divided by day or week, a calendar for one week divided by day, or one year divided by month In addition to the current calendar date, you can also display a calendar for a period that is arbitrarily specified, such as last year, one year, etc. It is possible to easily check the usage status in

  Here, when identifying and displaying the segment area on the calendar screen, if the transaction content arbitrarily selected and designated in advance by the user is “with transaction”, the segment area where the electronic money transaction was performed is colored. Therefore, it is possible to easily know the day, month, week, etc. when electronic money is used even once. In addition, if the transaction content selected by the user is “transaction amount”, since the inside of the division area is colored according to the transaction amount traded for each division period, how much electronic money is used for each division. As well as warning about overuse, and color-coded display according to the amount of transaction. In addition, if the transaction content selected by the user is “transaction type (store type or product type)”, the inside of the division area is colored according to the transaction type traded for each division period. In addition to knowing where and where electronic money was used, it is possible to display in different colors according to the transaction type. In addition, if the transaction content selected by the user is “transaction position”, since the inside of the division area is colored according to the area or place where the transaction was done for each division period, where is electronic money used for each division? Can know.

  In addition to coloring the corresponding classification area on the calendar screen in order to clearly indicate the usage status of electronic money for each classification, the entire calendar is colored based on the transaction amount for the entire calendar display period. For example, if the calendar is displayed for one month, the entire calendar can be identified and displayed based on the transaction amount for one month. Here, since the background color for coloring the entire calendar is “light color” and the background color for the divided area is the “similar color”, the color of the entire calendar is changed depending on the density difference. It is possible to avoid confusion between the identification display and the identification display of the segmented area, and it is possible to distinguish the two easily.

  Further, the CPU 21 displays a display format for identifying and displaying the corresponding divided area on the calendar screen in order to clearly indicate the usage status of the electronic money for each category, and displays information other than the usage status of the electronic money on the calendar screen. Since the display format can be switched arbitrarily, it is possible to know the usage status of electronic money as needed. Other information such as schedule information, birthday information, and anniversary information is also required. You can also know according to. In addition, when any of the division areas on the calendar screen is arbitrarily selected and specified, whether or not transactions with electronic money were conducted within the classification period corresponding to the specified area with reference to the electronic money usage history information If the transaction is being conducted, the detailed transaction information showing the details of the transaction is displayed as guidance, so that the details of the transaction can be known as necessary.

In the above-described embodiment, the calendar screen is continuously displayed unless an instruction to delete the calendar screen that clearly indicates the usage status of the electronic money is given for each category. You may make it delete automatically after progress.
Further, if a calendar screen that clearly indicates the usage status of electronic money for each category is used as a standby screen, the usage status of electronic money can be known at the standby time without performing any special operation.

  Further, in the above-described embodiment, in the relationship with the background color to be colored on the entire calendar, the inside of the divided area is colored with a dark divided color similar to the light background color. A color having a brightness different from that of the background color may be used as the segmented color. The configuration of the calendar screen is arbitrary, and the section area may be an area without a frame. Furthermore, the identification display of the segmented area is not limited to coloring the entire area, but a part of the area may be colored, and the numerical display portion indicating the date, month, year, etc. blinks. Or a frame portion is displayed with a thick line, or a special symbol or figure is additionally displayed in the divided area.

  In the embodiment described above, when an arbitrary segment area in the calendar screen is selected and designated by the cursor operation, all transaction contents traded within the period of this designated category are read out, and this is used as detailed transaction information. Although the pop-up display is made on the screen, the detailed transaction information within the specified segment period may be displayed in a guide in the detail display column provided separately from the segment area in the calendar screen. Further, detailed transaction information within a specified category period may be displayed in a pull-down manner, and the display form of the detailed transaction information is arbitrary.

In the embodiment described above, when an electronic money transaction is performed, a calendar screen showing the usage status of electronic money is generated and displayed one month before the current date. The calendar one week ago may be generated and displayed, and the calendar display period is arbitrary.
In addition, not only a mobile phone device but also a mobile terminal device such as a PDA with an electronic money function can be similarly applied. The electronic money function may be a prepaid card, a credit card, a point card, or the like.

   On the other hand, a recording medium (for example, a CD-ROM, a flexible disk, a RAM card, etc.) on which program codes for executing the above-described units are recorded may be provided to the computer. That is, a recording medium having a computer-readable program code, and when an electronic money transaction is performed, a function for storing and managing the transaction date and time and transaction contents as electronic money usage history information, and for each unit period A function for generating and displaying a calendar screen having a plurality of divided areas, and reading the transaction contents used for each of the divided areas of the calendar screen in the classification period, and on the calendar screen based on the transaction contents It is also possible to provide a computer-readable recording medium in which a program for realizing the function of identifying and displaying the corresponding divided area is recorded.

FIG. 2A is an external view of a mobile phone device, in which FIG. 1A is a front view of a folding-type device body opened, and FIG. 2B is a rear view of the device. The block diagram which showed the basic component of the mobile telephone apparatus. The figure which showed the electronic money balance memory M1, the electronic money use log | history memory M2, and the commuter pass memory M3 provided in the memory part 32B of the non-contact IC card processing chip 32. The figure which showed the calendar screen which identifies and displays the usage condition of the electronic money displayed when an electronic money transaction is performed. The figure which showed the content of the background color determination table 34 which determines the background color of the whole calendar. The figure which showed the content of the division color determination table 35 which determines the division color for coloring the division area on a calendar screen. The calendar screen generated and displayed according to the arbitrarily specified calendar display period is shown. (A) shows “Last week” or “Last week” or “Last week” as the calendar display period. The figure which showed the calendar screen when "this year" is specified. The flowchart which showed the whole operation | movement of the mobile telephone apparatus started execution with power activation. The flowchart which showed the whole operation | movement of the mobile telephone apparatus following FIG. 10 is a flowchart for explaining in detail processing (steps A8 and A15) for additionally displaying the usage status of electronic money on a calendar screen. The flowchart which showed the electronic money usage condition addition display process following FIG. The flowchart which showed the electronic money usage condition addition display process following FIG.

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1 Key operation section 2 Main display section
21 CPU
22 Memory unit
32 Non-contact IC card processing chip 33 GPS receiver 34 Background color determination table 35 Classification color determination table 40 IC card reader / writer M1 Electronic money balance memory M2 Electronic money usage history memory

Claims (10)

A portable terminal device including a non-contact IC card processing unit constituting an electronic money function,
Use history storage means for storing and managing the transaction date and time and transaction contents as electronic money use history information when an electronic money transaction is performed;
First display control means for generating and displaying a calendar screen having a plurality of divided areas divided for each unit period;
A second display control means for reading out the transaction contents used within the division period for each division area of the calendar screen, and identifying and displaying a corresponding division area on the calendar screen based on the transaction contents;
A portable terminal device comprising: When the calendar display period is arbitrarily designated, the first display control means divides the designated display period into any one of year unit, month unit, week unit, and day unit and Generate and display a calendar screen with the corresponding segment area.
2. The mobile terminal device according to claim 1, wherein the mobile terminal device is configured as described above. The transaction content constituting the electronic money use history information is information indicating whether or not a transaction by electronic money has been performed,
The second display control means identifies and displays a corresponding segment area on the calendar screen to clearly indicate for each segment whether or not a transaction using electronic money has been performed.
2. The mobile terminal device according to claim 1, wherein the mobile terminal device is configured as described above. The transaction content constituting the electronic money use history information is information indicating a transaction amount traded by electronic money,
The second display control means identifies and displays the corresponding segment area on the calendar screen according to the transaction amount traded for each segment period.
2. The mobile terminal device according to claim 1, wherein the mobile terminal device is configured as described above. The transaction content constituting the electronic money usage history information is information indicating the transaction type,
The second display control means identifies and displays the corresponding segment area on the calendar screen according to the transaction type traded for each segment period.
2. The mobile terminal device according to claim 1, wherein the mobile terminal device is configured as described above. The transaction content constituting the electronic money use history information is information indicating the transaction position,
The second display control means identifies and displays the corresponding segment area on the calendar screen according to the transaction position for each segment period.
2. The mobile terminal device according to claim 1, wherein the mobile terminal device is configured as described above.   In order to clarify the usage status of electronic money for each category, a display format that identifies and displays the corresponding segment area on the calendar screen, and a display format that displays information other than the usage status of electronic money on the calendar screen. 2. The portable terminal device according to claim 1, further comprising display switching means for arbitrarily switching. The second display control means identifies and displays the corresponding division area on the calendar screen in order to clearly indicate the usage status of electronic money for each division, and displays the entire calendar based on the transaction contents of the entire calendar display period. To identify,
2. The mobile terminal device according to claim 1, wherein the mobile terminal device is configured as described above. Whether or not a transaction using electronic money was performed within the segment period corresponding to the designated area with reference to the electronic money usage history information when any of the segment areas on the calendar screen was arbitrarily selected and designated If a transaction is being conducted, detailed transaction information indicating the details of the transaction is displayed in a guide,
2. The mobile terminal device according to claim 1, wherein the mobile terminal device is configured as described above. Against the computer,
A function for storing and managing the transaction date and time and transaction contents as electronic money usage history information when an electronic money transaction is performed;
A function for generating and displaying a calendar screen having a plurality of divided areas divided for each unit period;
The function of reading the transaction content used within the division period for each division area of the calendar screen, and identifying and displaying the corresponding division area on the calendar screen based on the transaction content;
A program to realize

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