JP2011060171A - Radio tag creation device - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To improve convenience when a user works by easily creating one radio tag on which qualification information of a plurality of qualification cards are stored. <P>SOLUTION: A registration card creation device 100 includes an antenna 104R for qualification card, a scanner 105, and an antenna 104W for registration card. The antenna 104R for qualification card is used to acquire individual information and qualification information from a radio tag circuit part To1. Characters included in image data generated by the scanner 105 are recognized. Personal information and qualification information included in description are acquired. A plurality of qualification information acquired from a plurality of qualification cards including at least either a tagged qualification card LC1 or an untagged qualification card LC2 are written in one radio tag circuit part To2 by using the antenna 104W for registration card. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2011,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a wireless tag creation device that creates a wireless tag storing qualification information.

  When a user obtains a credential, the credential is proved by a credential card or the like. In recent years, various qualification cards have been digitized. For example, Patent Document 1 discloses a qualification card in which qualification information is printed on the surface and the qualification information is digitized and recorded in a recording unit.

Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 6-49064

  A user may have multiple credentials. When such a user wants to prove the plurality of qualifications, for example, for a work activity, it is troublesome for the user to carry a plurality of qualification cards corresponding to each qualification. It would be convenient if all of these qualifications could be recorded together on a single qualification card and all of the multiple qualifications could be verified with that single qualification card. However, there are various qualification cards in the world, and there are qualification cards in which the qualification information is recorded electronically as in the above prior art, but the qualification information is printed only without being digitized. There is also a card. Accordingly, it has been difficult to compile the qualification information of a plurality of qualification cards in various modes as one qualification card.

  An object of the present invention is to easily create one wireless tag that collectively stores qualification information of a plurality of qualification cards, and to improve the convenience of a user during a work activity.

  In order to achieve the above object, a first invention is a wireless tag creation device for creating a wireless tag in which a wireless tag circuit unit is provided on a tag medium, and is provided on a first qualification card of a user, and the user The first antenna means capable of wireless communication with the first wireless tag circuit section storing the first personal information and the first qualification information representing the first qualification acquired by the user, and the first antenna means The first information acquisition means for acquiring the first personal information and the first qualification information from the first RFID tag circuit unit, and the items described in the second qualification card of the user are optically read and corresponding An optical reading unit capable of generating image data; and a character included in the image data generated by the optical reading unit is recognized, and the second personal information of the user and the user included in the description item. Second information acquisition means for acquiring second qualification information representing the second qualification acquired by the user, second antenna means for performing wireless communication with respect to a second wireless tag circuit portion provided in the tag medium, The first qualification information respectively acquired from the at least one first qualification card using the first information acquisition means, and acquired from the at least one second qualification card using the second information acquisition means, respectively. Information recording means for writing a plurality of pieces of qualification information including at least one of the second qualification information to the second RFID tag circuit unit using the second antenna means. To do.

  The wireless tag creation device according to the first invention of the present application reads the qualification information of each of the plurality of qualification cards, collects the plurality of qualification information, and stores them in a newly created wireless tag.

  The first qualification card stores the first personal information of the user and the first qualification information acquired by the user. When the first antenna means performs wireless communication with the first qualification card, the first information acquisition means acquires the first personal information and the first qualification information. At this time, the first information acquisition means can also acquire the first personal information and the first qualification information from a plurality of first qualification cards, respectively.

  In the second qualification card, predetermined description items including the second personal information of the user and the second qualification information acquired by the user are described. When the optical reading unit optically reads the second qualification card, the second information acquisition unit acquires the second personal information and the second qualification information. At this time, the second information acquisition means can also acquire the second personal information and the second qualification information from a plurality of second qualification cards, respectively.

  As described above, a plurality of qualification information is acquired from a plurality of qualification cards including at least one of the first qualification card and the second qualification card by at least one of the first information acquisition means and the second information acquisition means. The The information recording means writes the obtained plurality of qualification information in the second wireless tag circuit section provided on the tag medium using the second antenna means. Thereby, a wireless tag having a plurality of qualification information stored in the second wireless tag circuit portion is completed.

  As described above, the user easily creates one wireless tag that stores a plurality of qualification information corresponding to each of the plurality of qualification cards using a plurality of qualification cards possessed by the user. be able to. At this time, even if the qualification card does not hold the digitized information, the qualification information can be digitized by optical reading and stored in the wireless tag. As a result, when performing a work activity, the user can easily prove the contents of all the qualifications that he / she has acquired simply by possessing one created wireless tag. Moreover, the employer who employs the user can quickly grasp the contents of all the qualifications acquired by the user only by reading the information on the wireless tag possessed by the user.

  According to a second invention, in the first invention, at least one of the first personal information obtained from the at least one first qualification card using the first information obtaining means, and at least one of the second qualification cards. Each of the plurality of personal information of the user, including at least one of at least one of the second personal information acquired from the qualification card by using the second information acquisition means, is substantially the same information. Personal information determining means for determining whether or not each of the plurality of personal information of the user is substantially the same information by the personal information determining means. The means writes the personal information into one second wireless tag circuit unit using the second antenna means, and executes creation of the wireless tag. .

  By collating the personal information acquired from each of the plurality of qualification cards, it is possible to prevent fraud using the qualification card of another person.

  According to a third aspect of the present invention, in the second aspect, when the personal information determination unit determines that each of the plurality of personal information of the user is not substantially the same information, the wireless tag is generated. It has a notifying means which notifies that it does not carry out, It is characterized by the above-mentioned.

  By notifying that the creation of the wireless tag is not executed, the user can be surely recognized that the wireless tag cannot be created.

  In a fourth aspect based on the third aspect, the first RFID circuit portion of the first qualification card stores first address information of a management server that manages the first qualification information or the second qualification information. And when the first information acquisition means acquires the first personal information, the first qualification information, and the first address information from the first qualification card, or the second information acquisition means When the second personal information, the second qualification information, and the second address information of the management server are obtained from the two qualification cards, the management server is accessed based on the first address information or the second address information. Inquiry means for inquiring whether the user is a qualification holder of the first qualification or the second qualification, and an inquiry result by the inquiry means Receiving means received from the management server; and user determining means for determining whether the user is a valid qualification holder based on the inquiry result received by the receiving means; and the notifying means When the user determination means determines that the user is not the right qualification holder, the user is notified that the creation of the wireless tag is not executed.

  By making an inquiry to the qualification management server, it is possible to prevent fraud using a forged qualification card.

  According to a fifth aspect of the present invention, in the third or fourth aspect of the invention, the first information acquisition unit is configured such that the first wireless tag circuit unit stores the first expiration date information of the first qualification, The first expiration date information is acquired from the first RFID tag circuit unit using the first antenna means, and the second information acquisition means includes the second expiration date information of the second qualification in the description item. If the second expiration date information is acquired, the date and time when the first expiration date information or the second expiration date information is acquired and the information is acquired by the first information acquisition unit or the second information acquisition unit. By comparing the date and time measured by the timing means capable of measuring the time, whether the first qualification or the second qualification expired, or whether the first qualification or the second qualification The remaining expiration period is a predetermined threshold The effectiveness determining means for determining whether or not it has become lower, the notification means, the effectiveness determining means, the expiration date has passed, or the remaining period of the expiration date is equal to or less than a predetermined threshold If it is determined that the wireless tag is not created, the information recording means notifies the validity determining means that the remaining period of the expiration date is less than a predetermined threshold value. If determined to be larger, qualified expiration date information including at least one of the first expiration date information and the second expiration date information is sent to the one second RFID tag circuit unit using the second antenna means. It is characterized by writing.

  As a result, when the user has obtained a qualification with an expiration date, the user can prove the expiration date of the qualification along with the content of the qualification, or the employer can specify the expiration date of the qualification along with the content of the user's qualification. I can grasp it. Also, if the qualification expires, the wireless tag is not created. Thereby, it is possible to prevent the user from claiming possession of a qualification that has expired and is not possessed. Also, the wireless tag is not created when the remaining validity period of the qualification is short. As a result, it is possible to avoid the creation of a useless wireless tag that has a short period of actual use and is less meaningful for creation.

  A sixth invention is the above-mentioned wireless tag according to the above-mentioned fifth invention, wherein the plurality of qualification information and the qualification expiration date information are written in the second wireless tag circuit section by the information recording means in the past, When the first qualification card including the first wireless tag circuit unit storing the first qualification information and the first expiration date information is present in the communication range of the first antenna means, the first information The acquisition unit acquires the plurality of qualification information and the qualification expiration date information from the second RFID tag circuit unit using the first antenna unit, and uses the first antenna unit to acquire the first RFID tag circuit. The first wireless tag is acquired from the second wireless tag circuit unit by the first information acquisition unit, and the first wireless tag is acquired from the second wireless tag circuit unit by the first information acquisition unit. Qualification information related to the same qualification as the first qualification information acquired from the road section is included, and the qualification expiration date information acquired from the second RFID circuit section by the first information acquisition means When the expiration date information related to the same qualification as the first expiration date information acquired from the first RFID tag circuit unit is included, the efficacy determination means is acquired from the first RFID tag circuit unit Determining whether the expiration date indicated by the first expiration date information is a date that comes later than the expiration date indicated by the expiration date information related to the same qualification acquired from the second RFID tag circuit unit; The information recording means has the validity period indicated by the first validity period information obtained from the first wireless tag circuit section by the validity determination means, the validity period indicated by the second wireless tag circuit section. If it is determined that the date arrives later than the expiration date indicated by the expiration date information related to the qualification of the first, the first expiration date information acquired from the first RFID tag circuit unit is used as the first expiration date information. Writing to the second RFID circuit unit using an antenna means, and updating the expiration date information related to the same qualification stored in the second RFID circuit unit by overwriting.

  As a result, after creating a wireless tag with multiple qualification information written, if the expiration date of one of the multiple qualifications corresponding to the multiple qualification information is updated, the expiration date information of the qualification is updated to the latest content. Can be updated.

  According to a seventh aspect of the present invention, in any one of the second to sixth aspects, the first information acquisition unit includes the first information acquisition unit when the first wireless tag circuit unit stores the photographic image data of the user. When the photographic image data of the user is acquired from the first RFID tag circuit unit using one antenna means, and the photographic image of the user is included in the description item, the second information acquisition means , Obtaining the photographic image data of the user corresponding to the photographic image of the user by performing face recognition on the image data generated by the optical reading unit, and the first information obtaining unit or the first (2) An image for printing the user's photographic image corresponding to the photographic image data of the user acquired by the information acquisition means on the tag medium and creating the wireless tag with an image Characterized in that a printing unit.

  By using a wireless tag with an image, it is possible to prevent an unauthorized work activity using another person's wireless tag.

In an eighth aspect based on the seventh aspect, the first information acquisition means stores the first acquisition date and time information of the first qualification and the photographic image data of the user in the first RFID circuit part. In this case, the first acquisition date information and the photographic image data of the user are acquired from the first RFID circuit using the first antenna means,
The second information acquisition means, when the description includes the second acquisition date and time information of the second qualification and the photographic image of the user, the second acquisition date and time information and the photo of the user. Image data is acquired, and when the photographic image data of the plurality of users is acquired by the first information acquisition unit or the second information acquisition unit, the image printing unit acquires the image data of the plurality of users. Of the photographic image data, the user selects the photographic image data of the user with the latest first acquisition date / time information or the second acquisition date / time information, and selects the photographic image of the user corresponding to the selected photographic image data. Printing on the tag medium creates the wireless tag with the image.

  As a result, a wireless tag with an image can be created using a user photograph taken recently among a plurality of pieces of image information. As a result, the newest appearance of the user can be reflected on the image of the wireless tag.

  A ninth invention is the above seventh or eighth invention, wherein the first RFID circuit part does not store the photograph image data of the user, or the description includes the photograph image of the user. The image printing means prints the user's photographic image taken by the imaging means on the tag medium, and includes an image. The wireless tag is created.

  Thereby, even if image information is not prepared in advance, it is possible to obtain a wireless tag with an image by attaching a user photo taken on the spot. As a result, it is possible to reliably prevent an illegal work activity using another person's wireless tag.

  According to the present invention, it is possible to easily create one wireless tag that collectively stores the qualification information of a plurality of qualification cards, and to improve the convenience of the user during work activities.

1 is a system configuration diagram showing an overall configuration of a registration card creation system having a wireless tag creation device according to an embodiment of the present invention. It is explanatory drawing explaining the inside of the housing | casing of a registration card production apparatus. It is a functional block diagram which shows the function structure of a registration card | curd preparation apparatus. It is a figure showing an example of the memory content of the radio | wireless tag circuit part of a qualification card with a tag, and an example of the description matter of a qualification card without a tag. It is a figure showing an example of the structure of a registration card, and the memory content of the RFID tag circuit part of a registration card. It is a flowchart showing the control content performed by the control circuit of a registration card production apparatus. It is a flowchart showing the detailed procedure of step S50. It is a flowchart showing the detailed procedure of step S100. It is a flowchart showing the detailed procedure of step S200. It is a flowchart showing the control content performed by the control circuit of a registration card production apparatus in the modification which overwrites and updates expiration date information. It is a flowchart showing the detailed procedure of step S300. It is a flowchart showing the detailed procedure of step S50 'in the modification which produces the registration card with a photograph image.

  Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

  The overall configuration of a registration card creation system having the wireless tag creation device of this embodiment will be described with reference to FIG.

  In FIG. 1, a registration card creation system 1 is a system for creating a wireless tag that collectively stores qualification information of daily workers such as construction site workers, event staff, and concert staff. The registration card creation system 1 includes a qualification card LC1 with a tag as a first qualification card, a qualification card LC2 without a tag as a second qualification card, a registration card creation device 100 as a wireless tag creation device, and a management server. And a plurality of servers 200.

  The tagged qualification card LC1 and the untagged qualification card LC2 are held by a worker W as a user, for example, a daily worker such as a construction site worker, an event staff, or a concert staff. The difference between the qualification card LC1 with tag and the qualification card LC2 without tag is that the qualification card LC1 with tag includes a wireless tag circuit part To1 (details will be described later), whereas the qualification card LC2 without tag has a wireless tag circuit. The point is that the portion To1 is not provided. In addition, hereinafter, the qualification card LC1 with tag and the qualification card LC2 without tag will be collectively referred to as “qualification card LC” or “qualification cards LC1, LC2”.

  The registration card creation device 100 is a device for creating a registration card T as a wireless tag using the qualification card LC. The registration card creation device 100 has a generally rectangular parallelepiped casing 100a that constitutes the outline thereof. The appearance of the casing 100a is the same as that of a known automatic ID photo issuing device, for example.

  A card discharge port 101 and a doorway G are provided on the left side surface portion of the housing 100a shown on the left side in FIG. The card discharge port 101 discharges the created registration card T to the outside of the housing 100a. The registration card T includes a wireless tag circuit unit To2 (details will be described later).

  In addition, a space (not shown) for the worker W to perform a predetermined operation is formed in the housing 100a. When the worker W creates the registration card T, the worker W possesses his / her qualification card LC and enters the inside of the housing 100a through the doorway G.

  The server 200 is a computer installed in a mechanism, association, committee or the like that issues and manages predetermined qualifications. Each of these servers 200 manages corresponding qualifications, for example, qualification information such as dangerous goods handlers, land radio technicians, driver's licenses, etc., and personal information such as the name, address, and telephone number of the qualification holder. is doing.

  The registration card creation device 100 and the server 200 are connected so as to be able to input and output information via a wired or wireless network NW such as a LAN or a wireless LAN. Therefore, when personal information and qualification information are obtained from the qualification card LC of the worker W, the worker W holding the qualification card LC is a valid qualification holder by accessing the corresponding server 200 and inquiring. Can be confirmed (details will be described later).

  The inside of the housing 100a of the registration card creation device 100 will be described with reference to FIG.

  In FIG. 2, a touch panel 102, a camera 103 as an imaging unit, and a first antenna unit are provided on the inside of the casing 100 a of the registration card creation device 100, for example, on the inner wall of the front surface represented on the front side in FIG. Qualification card antenna 104R and a scanner 105 as optical reading means are provided.

  The touch panel 102 sequentially switches a plurality of screens in a predetermined order, displays various instructions and various information to the worker W, and displays various buttons that can be manually operated by the worker W.

  The camera 103 can take a picture of the worker W.

  The qualification card antenna 104R transmits and receives information to and from the RFID tag circuit unit To1 of the qualification card LC1 with a tag located within a predetermined communication range (not shown). The qualification card antenna 104R can also transmit / receive information to / from the RFID tag circuit unit To2 of the registration card T by wireless communication (see a modification of (1) described later).

  The RFID circuit unit To1 includes an IC circuit unit 150 including a memory unit (not shown) that stores information, and a tag antenna 151 that transmits and receives information. The RFID tag circuit portion To1 corresponds to the first RFID tag circuit portion.

  For example, the scanner 105 can store characters, images, and the like described on the qualification card LC that cannot obtain information by the qualification card antenna 104R, in other words, the untagged qualification card LC2 that does not include the RFID circuit unit To1. The corresponding image data is generated by optically reading the description items (not shown in FIG. 2; see FIG. 4B described later).

  The functional configuration of the registration card creation device 100 will be described with reference to FIG.

  In FIG. 3, the registration card creation device 100 includes the touch panel 102, the camera 103, the qualification card antenna 104R, the scanner 105, a card discharge port 101 provided in the housing 100a, a card base material. Tape roll 106, registration card antenna 104W as a second antenna, high-frequency circuits 108R and 108W, control circuit 109, timer 110 as a timing unit, network communication control unit 111, and printing as an image printing unit A head 112, a transport roller 113, and a cutter 114 are provided.

  The card base tape roll 106 winds a card base tape 107 as a tag medium. The card base tape roll 106 is originally spiral, but is simplified and shown in concentric circles in FIG.

  The card base tape 107 is provided with RFID tag circuit portions To2 at predetermined intervals. The wireless tag circuit unit To2 includes the IC circuit unit 150 and the tag antenna 151. The RFID tag circuit portion To2 corresponds to a second RFID tag circuit portion.

  The registration card antenna 104W transmits and receives information to and from the RFID tag circuit section To2 of the card base tape 107 by wireless communication. The registration card antenna 104W may be omitted, and the qualifying card antenna 104R may be used to communicate with the RFID circuit unit To2. In this case, the qualification card antenna 104R functions as the second antenna means together with the first antenna means.

  The high-frequency circuit 108R accesses the IC circuit unit 150 of the RFID tag circuit unit To1 of the qualification card LC1 with a tag via the qualification card antenna 104R by wireless communication to read or write information, and the radio tag The signal read from the circuit unit To1 is processed. The high-frequency circuit 108W accesses the IC circuit unit 150 of the RFID tag circuit unit To2 of the card base tape 107 via the registration card antenna 104W by wireless communication to read or write information, and the RFID tag The signal read from the circuit unit To2 is processed.

  The control circuit 109 includes a CPU and a memory such as a RAM and a ROM (not shown). The CPU of the control circuit 109 executes a program stored in advance in the ROM using the temporary storage function of the RAM.

  The timer 110 measures the date and time. The network communication control unit 111 controls network communication performed with the server 200 via the network NW.

  The print head 112 performs predetermined printing on a predetermined printing area (not shown) corresponding to the position of the RFID circuit portion To2 in the card base tape 107 fed out from the card base tape roll 106. .

  The transport roller 113 transports the card base tape 107. The cutter 114 cuts the card base tape 107, which has been printed on the print area and written information to the RFID circuit portion To2, into a predetermined length, and forms a registered card T.

  In the configuration as described above, the greatest feature of the present embodiment is that the personal information and qualification information of the worker W are acquired from the RFID tag circuit unit To1 of the qualification card LC1 with a tag using the qualification card antenna 104R. Obtaining personal information and qualification information of the worker W included in the description of the untagged qualification card LC2 using the scanner 105, and a plurality of qualifications including at least one of the qualification cards LC1 and LC2. A plurality of qualification information acquired from the card LC is written into one RFID circuit unit To2 using the registration card antenna 104W.

  The contents stored in the RFID tag circuit unit To1 of the qualification card LC1 with tag and the description items of the qualification card LC2 without tag will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 4A conceptually shows an example of the contents stored in the RFID tag circuit unit To1, and FIG. 4B shows an example of items described on the untagged qualification card LC2.

  As shown in FIG. 4 (a), in the memory part of the IC circuit part 150 of the RFID circuit part To1 provided in the qualification card LC1 with tag, tag identification information (hereinafter simply referred to as “tag ID”), Personal information, qualification information, acquisition date information, expiration date information, and inquiry information are stored.

  The tag ID stored in the memory unit of the wireless tag circuit unit To1 is a unique identification symbol of the wireless tag circuit unit To1. In this example, “abc012” is stored.

  The personal information is information about the individual such as the name, date of birth, age, sex, address, telephone number, e-mail address, and qualification number of the worker W. In this example, the personal name “Taro Nagoya” and the date of birth “May 5, 1980” are stored. Note that the tag ID and personal information stored in the memory section of the RFID circuit section To1 correspond to first personal information.

  The qualification information is information representing the name, etc., of the qualification acquired by the worker W, including a license and an examination. In this example, “ΔΔΔ qualification” is stored as qualification information. The qualification information stored in the memory unit of the RFID circuit section To1 corresponds to the first qualification information, and the qualification represented by this qualification information corresponds to the first qualification.

  The acquisition date / time information is information such as the acquisition date / time and delivery date / time of the qualification acquired by the worker W. In this example, “January 8, 2006” is stored as the acquisition date information. The acquisition date / time information stored in the memory unit of the RFID circuit part To1 corresponds to the first acquisition date / time information.

  The expiration date information is date information on the expiration date of the qualification acquired by the worker W. In this example, “January 8, 2016” is stored as the expiration date information. The expiration date information stored in the memory unit of the RFID tag circuit unit To1 corresponds to the first expiration date information.

  The inquiry information is address information for accessing the server 200 that manages the qualification acquired by the worker W, for example, Uniform Resource Locator (URL) information. In this example, “http: // ◯ △ □” is stored as inquiry destination information. Note that the inquiry destination information stored in the memory unit of the RFID circuit unit To1 corresponds to the first address information.

  It should be noted that almost the same content as the various information stored in the RFID circuit section To1 may be printed on the surface of the qualified card with tag LC1.

  On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 4B, characters including the personal information, the qualification information, the acquisition date / time information, the expiration date information, and the inquiry information are printed on the surface of the untagged qualification card LC2. It is described by.

  In this example, the name “Taro Nagoya”, the date of birth “May 5, 1980”, and the qualification number “12345678” are described as the personal information. The personal information included in the description items of the untagged qualification card LC2 corresponds to the second personal information.

  In this example, “XXX license” is described as the qualification information. In addition, the qualification information included in the description of the untagged qualification card LC2 corresponds to the second qualification information, and the qualification represented by this qualification information corresponds to the second qualification.

  In this example, the delivery date “February 2, 2008” is described as the acquisition date information. The acquisition date / time information included in the description of the untagged qualification card LC2 corresponds to the second acquisition date / time information.

  In this example, the expiration date “February 2, 2013” is described as the expiration date information. Note that the expiration date information included in the description of the untagged qualification card LC2 corresponds to the second expiration date information.

  In this example, the inquiry destination “http: xxx” is described as the inquiry destination information. Note that the inquiry destination information included in the description items of the untagged qualification card LC2 corresponds to the second address information.

  In the present embodiment, when the tagged qualification card LC1 is placed over the communication range of the qualification card antenna 104R by the worker W, the tag ID, personal information, qualification information, Acquisition date information, expiration date information, and inquiry information are acquired via the qualification card antenna 104R. Further, when the surface on which the character, image, etc. of the untagged qualification card LC2 is written by the worker W is directed to the scanner 105, the written items are read and corresponding image data is generated. Then, based on the generated image data, the personal information, the qualification information, the acquisition date / time information, the expiration date information, and the inquiry destination information included in the description items are acquired.

  Thus, when information is acquired from the qualification card LC possessed by the worker W, (i) whether each of the acquired personal information of the worker W is substantially the same information. (Ii) whether the worker W is a legitimate qualification holder of the qualification represented by the acquired qualification information; (iii) the remaining period of validity of the qualification represented by the acquired qualification information is It is determined whether or not a predetermined threshold value has been reached. Details of the determinations (i) to (iii) will be described later.

  If any of the determinations (i) to (iii) is not satisfied, the registration card T is not created, and registration is performed only when all the determinations (i) to (iii) are satisfied. The card T is created. That is, for example, a name or the like is printed on the print area of the card base tape 107 by the print head 112, and a plurality of pieces of qualification information obtained from the qualification card LC via the registration card antenna 104W is 1 One of the RFID tag circuit portions To2 is written. Thereafter, the card base tape 107 is cut into a predetermined length by the cutter 114, and a registration card T including one RFID tag circuit portion To2 in which the plurality of qualification information and the like are stored is generated.

  The configuration of the registration card T created as described above and the stored contents of the RFID tag circuit section To2 of the registration card T will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 5A shows the external structure of the registration card T, and FIG. 5B conceptually shows an example of the contents stored in the RFID tag circuit section To2 of the registration card T.

  5 (a) and 5 (b), in this example, there are two qualification cards LC1 with a tag shown in FIG. 4 (a) and a qualification card LC2 without a tag shown in FIG. 4 (b). An example of a registration card T created based on the qualification card LC is shown.

  As shown in FIG. 5A, the registration card T has a card-shaped card body Tb. The card body Tb is formed by cutting the card base tape 107 fed from the card base tape roll 106 into a predetermined length by a cutter 114. The card body Tb may have a multi-layer structure appropriately including layers other than the card base tape 107. The card body Tb includes the RFID tag circuit unit To2 configured by the IC circuit unit 150 and the tag antenna 151.

  In addition, a predetermined print R, in this example, the name “Taro Nagoya” stored in the RFID circuit section To2 is printed in the card body Tb, that is, the print area of the card base tape 107. In addition, you may make it print the other information memorize | stored in RFID tag circuit part To2 not only in a name in the said printing area.

  On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 5B, tag ID, personal information, qualification information, and qualification expiration date information are stored in the memory unit of the IC circuit unit 150 of the RFID tag circuit unit To2.

  The tag ID stored in the memory unit of the wireless tag circuit unit To2 is a unique identification number of the wireless tag circuit unit To2. In this example, “xyz789” is stored.

  The personal information stored in the memory unit of the wireless tag circuit unit To2 is information corresponding to the personal information acquired from the qualification cards LC1 and LC2 of the worker W. In this example, as personal information, the name “Taro Nagoya” corresponding to the personal information stored or described in the qualification cards LC1 and LC2 and the date of birth “May 5, 1980” are stored. .

  The qualification information stored in the memory unit of the wireless tag circuit unit To2 is information including the qualification information respectively acquired from the qualification cards LC1 and LC2 of the worker W. In this example, as the qualification information, “△△△ qualification” which is the qualification information stored in the tagged qualification card LC1, and “XX license” which is the qualification information described in the untagged qualification card LC2 respectively. It is remembered.

  The qualification expiration date information stored in the memory unit of the wireless tag circuit unit To2 is information including the expiration date information respectively acquired from the qualification cards LC1 and LC2 of the worker W. This qualification expiration date information is stored in association with the qualification information. In this example, as the qualification expiration date information, “January 8, 2016” which is the expiration date information corresponding to the “△△△ qualification” stored in the tagged qualification card LC1, and the untagged qualification card LC2 “February 2, 2013” which is expiration date information corresponding to the described “XXX license” is stored.

  The control contents executed by the control circuit 109 of the registration card creation device 100 will be described with reference to FIG.

  In FIG. 6, for example, when the registration card creation device 100 is turned on by an installer or administrator of the registration card creation device 100, this flow starts as represented by a “START” position in the figure. Is done.

  First, in step S10, the control circuit 109 determines whether a predetermined start operation, for example, a manual operation of a creation start button (not shown) on a standby screen (not shown) displayed on the touch panel 102, has been performed. Determine. Until the start operation is performed, the determination is not satisfied and the loop waits. When the start operation is performed, the determination is satisfied and the process proceeds to step S50.

  In step S50, the control circuit 109 uses the qualification card antenna 104R and the scanner 105 to execute an information acquisition process for acquiring information from the qualification cards LC1 and LC2 (refer to FIG. 7 described later for the detailed procedure).

  Then, the process proceeds to step S100, and the control circuit 109 executes a determination process (refer to FIG. 8 described later for the detailed procedure) for performing a predetermined determination based on the information acquired from the qualification card LC in the above step S50.

  Thereafter, in step S200, the control circuit 109 executes a registration card creation process (see FIG. 9 described later for the detailed procedure) for creating a registration card T.

  Then, the process proceeds to step S20, and the control circuit 109 determines whether or not a predetermined end operation, for example, power-off of the registration card creation device 100 has been performed. If the end operation has not been performed, the determination is not satisfied and the routine returns to step S10 and the same procedure is repeated. If an end operation has been performed, the determination is satisfied and this flow ends.

  The detailed procedure of step S50 in FIG. 6 will be described with reference to FIG.

  In FIG. 7, first, in step S55, the control circuit 109 determines whether or not the worker W holds the qualification card LC1 with a tag. This determination is made, for example, by displaying on the touch panel 102 “Do you have a certificate with an IC chip? Touch“ Yes ”if you have one, or“ No ”if you do not have it”, etc. It is sufficient to determine whether or not the “Yes” button has been manually operated by the person W. If the worker W does not have the tagged qualified card LC1, the determination is not satisfied, and the routine goes to Step S75 described later. On the other hand, if the worker W holds the tagged qualification card LC1, the determination is satisfied and the routine goes to Step S60.

  In step S60, the control circuit 109 outputs a control signal to the high-frequency circuit 108R, and generates a tag read signal for reading information stored in the memory unit of the RFID tag circuit unit To1 of the qualified card with tag LC1. Then, the generated tag reading signal is transmitted to the RFID tag circuit unit To1 existing in the communication range via the qualifying card antenna 104R to prompt a reply. At this time, for example, “Please hold the certificate with the IC chip over the reading part on the left side” is displayed on the touch panel 102.

  Thereafter, in step S65, the control circuit 109 determines whether or not the response signal returned from the RFID tag circuit section To1 within the communication range corresponding to the tag reading signal has been received via the qualified card antenna 104R and the high frequency circuit 108R. Determine. If the worker W does not hold the tagged qualified card LC1 within the communication range and has not received a response signal from the RFID circuit unit To1, the determination is not satisfied and the process returns to step S60, and the tag read signal is again received. Repeat sending. On the other hand, when the worker W holds the tagged qualified card LC1 within the communication range and receives a response signal from the RFID circuit section To1, the determination is satisfied and the routine goes to Step S70.

  In step S70, the control circuit 109, based on the response signal received in step S65, stores the tag ID, personal information, qualification information, acquisition date / time information, expiration date information, and inquiry destination stored in the RFID circuit section To1. Information (see FIG. 4A) is extracted and acquired. When a plurality of qualification cards LC1 are held over, the above information is acquired for each. This step functions as first information acquisition means.

  Then, the process proceeds to step S75, and the control circuit 109 determines whether or not the worker W holds the untagged qualification card LC2. For this determination, for example, “Do you have a credential that does not contain an IC chip? Touch“ Yes ”if you have one, or“ No ”if you do not have one.” It is sufficient to determine whether or not the “Yes” button has been manually operated by the worker W. If the worker W does not have the untagged qualification card LC2, the determination is not satisfied and the routine is terminated. On the other hand, if the worker W holds the untagged qualification card LC2, the determination is satisfied and the routine goes to Step S80.

  In step S80, the control circuit 109 displays on the touch panel 102, for example, “Please hold the surface on which the name of the credential that does not contain the IC chip is placed on the right side of the reading part” and the like, and the scanner 105 performs control. A signal is output, the description of the untagged qualification card LC2 is optically read, and corresponding image data is generated. When a plurality of qualification cards LC2 are held over, image data is generated for each.

  Thereafter, in step S85, the control circuit 109 recognizes the character information included in the image data generated in step S80 by a known method. Then, the control circuit 109 acquires personal information, qualification information, acquisition date / time information, expiration date information, and inquiry destination information (see FIG. 4B) included in the description items of the untagged qualification card LC2. This step functions as a second information acquisition unit. Thereafter, this routine is terminated.

  The detailed procedure of step S100 in FIG. 6 will be described with reference to FIG.

  In FIG. 8, first, in step S110, the control circuit 109, in step S70 and step S85 of FIG. It is determined whether or not a plurality of qualification information of the worker W is acquired from the “card LC”. If a plurality of pieces of qualification information has not been acquired, the determination is not satisfied and the routine goes to Step S115. As a specific example when this determination is not satisfied, for example, the worker W prepares only one qualification card LC1 or one qualification card LC2, or the worker W prepares a plurality of qualification cards LC. However, there may be a case where information can be acquired only from one qualification card LC.

  In step S115, the control circuit 109 outputs a display signal to the touch panel 102 and performs a predetermined error display, for example, “cannot create a registration card because a plurality of qualifications could not be read”. Thereafter, the process returns to step S20 in FIG. 6 and the same procedure is repeated.

  On the other hand, when a plurality of pieces of qualification information are acquired from a plurality of qualification cards LC in step S70 and step S85 in FIG. 7, the determination in step S110 is satisfied, and the routine proceeds to step S120.

  In step S120, the control circuit 109 determines whether each of the plurality of personal information of the worker W acquired from the plurality of qualification cards LC in steps S70 and S85 of FIG. 7 is substantially the same information. Determine if. Specifically, each of a plurality of personal information including at least one of the personal information acquired from the tagged qualification card LC1 in step S70 or the personal information acquired from the untagged qualification card LC2 in step S85. Are substantially the same information. This step functions as personal information determination means.

  For example, in step S70 and step S85, the name “Nagoya Taro” as personal information may be obtained from one qualification card LC, and the name “Mizuho Hanako” may be obtained from the other qualification card LC. In this case, “Nagoya Taro” and “Mizuho Hanako” acquired from the two qualification cards LC are not substantially the same information. Thus, when each of the plurality of pieces of personal information acquired from the plurality of qualification cards LC in Step S70 and Step S85 is not substantially the same information, the determination in Step S120 is not satisfied, and Step The process moves to S125.

  In step S125, the control circuit 109 outputs a display signal to the touch panel 102 and displays a predetermined error as a notification that the creation of the registration card T is not executed. For example, “the personal information recorded in the certificate does not match. , "Cannot create registration card". Thereafter, the process returns to step S20 in FIG. 6 and the same procedure is repeated.

  On the other hand, for example, in step S70 and step S85, the name “Nagoya Taro” may be acquired from one qualification card LC, and the name “Nagoya Taro” may be acquired from the other qualification card LC. In this case, “Nagoya Taro” and “Nagoya Taro” acquired from the two qualification cards LC are substantially the same information. Thus, when each of the plurality of personal information acquired from the plurality of qualification cards LC in Step S70 and Step S85 is substantially the same information, the determination in Step S120 is satisfied, The process moves to step S130.

  In step S130, the control circuit 109 transmits to the corresponding server 200 via the network communication control unit 111 and the network NW based on the plurality of inquiry information acquired from the plurality of qualification cards LC in steps S70 and S85. Access each one. Then, the control circuit 109 inquires whether the qualification holder represented by the plurality of qualification information acquired from the plurality of qualification cards LC is the worker W. This step functions as an inquiry means.

  Thereafter, in step S135, the control circuit 109 determines whether or not all the inquiry results in step S130 have been received from each server 200 via the network NW and the network communication control unit 111. Until all the inquiry results are received, the determination is not satisfied and the system waits in a loop. When all the inquiry results are received, the determination is satisfied and the process proceeds to step S140. This step S135 functions as a receiving means.

  Then, the process proceeds to step S140, and the control circuit 109 determines whether or not the worker W is a valid qualification holder for all the above qualifications based on the plurality of inquiry results received in the above step S135. This step functions as a user determination unit. If there is even one qualification that the worker W is not a valid qualification holder, the determination is not satisfied, and the routine goes to Step S145.

  In step S145, the control circuit 109 outputs a display signal to the touch panel 102, and performs a predetermined error display as the notification, for example, “Cannot create a registration card because of another person's credentials”. Thereafter, the process returns to step S20 in FIG. 6 and the same procedure is repeated.

  On the other hand, if the worker W is a valid qualification holder for all the above qualifications in step S140, the determination in step S140 is satisfied, and the process proceeds to step S150.

  In step S150, the control circuit 109 displays a plurality of expiration date information acquired from the plurality of qualification cards LC in the above steps S70 and S85 and the date and time counted by the timer 110 (see FIG. 3). Compare. Then, the control circuit 109 determines whether the remaining period of the validity period of the qualification is less than a predetermined threshold, for example, 10 days or less, for each of the qualifications represented by the plurality of validity period information. To do. Alternatively, in this step S150, the control circuit 109 may simply determine whether or not the qualification expiration date has passed for all of the qualifications. Note that this step functions as an effect determination means. If there is one qualification whose remaining validity period is less than or equal to the above threshold, or if there is one qualification whose expiration date has passed, the determination is satisfied. Then, the process proceeds to step S155.

  In step S155, the control circuit 109 outputs a display signal to the touch panel 102, and performs a predetermined error display as the above notification, for example, “Registration card cannot be created because there is something near the expiration date of qualification”. Thereafter, the process returns to step S20 in FIG. 6 and the same procedure is repeated.

  On the other hand, in step S150, when the remaining period of the expiration date is greater than the threshold value for all the qualifications, or when the expiration date has not passed for all the qualifications. Does not satisfy the determination in step S150 and terminates this routine.

  In FIG. 8, step S125, step S145, and step S155 function as notification means described in each claim.

  The detailed procedure of step S200 in FIG. 6 will be described with reference to FIG.

  In FIG. 9, first, in step S205, the control circuit 109 outputs a control signal to the print head 112, and the personal information obtained in steps S70 and S85 of FIG. Printing is performed on the print area.

  Then, the process proceeds to step S210, and the control circuit 109 outputs a control signal to the high-frequency circuit 108W and is acquired in the memory part of the RFID tag circuit part To2 of the card base tape 107 in steps S70 and S85 of FIG. A tag writing signal for writing the personal information of the worker W and the plurality of qualification information and the qualification expiration date information including the acquired plurality of expiration date information is generated. Then, the generated tag writing signal is transmitted to one RFID circuit unit To2 via the registration card antenna 104W, and personal information, a plurality of qualification information, and qualification expiration date information are written. This step functions as information recording means.

  Thereafter, in step S215, the control circuit 109 determines whether or not the writing of information into the memory unit of the RFID tag circuit unit To2 has been normally completed by a known method. If the writing has not been completed normally, the determination is not satisfied and the routine returns to step S210 and the same procedure is repeated. On the other hand, if the writing is completed normally, the determination is satisfied and the routine goes to Step S220.

  In step S220, the control circuit 109 forms the registration card T by cutting the card base tape 107 for which information has been written into the memory section of the RFID circuit section To2 into a predetermined length by the cutter 114. . Then, the control circuit 109 drives a discharge roller (not shown) to discharge the registration card T to the outside. Then, this routine ends.

  As described above, in the present embodiment, personal information and qualification information of the worker W are stored in the RFID circuit part To1 of the qualification card LC1 with tag (see FIG. 4A). . The personal information, the qualification information, and the like are acquired by performing wireless communication with the qualification card LC1 with the tag via the qualification card antenna 104R (see step S70 in FIG. 7). At this time, personal information, qualification information, and the like can be obtained from the plurality of qualification cards LC1 with tags. On the other hand, the untagged qualification card LC2 describes predetermined description items including the personal information and qualification information of the worker W (see FIG. 4B). By optically reading the untagged qualification card LC2 through the scanner 105, the personal information, qualification information, and the like are acquired (see step S85 in FIG. 7). At this time, personal information, qualification information, and the like can be acquired from a plurality of untagged qualification cards LC2, respectively. In this way, a plurality of pieces of qualification information are acquired from a plurality of qualification cards LC including at least one of the qualification cards LC1 and LC2. The plurality of obtained qualification information is written to one RFID circuit portion To2 of the card base tape 107 via the registration card antenna 104W (see step S210 in FIG. 9). Thereby, the registration card T having a plurality of pieces of qualification information stored in one RFID circuit part To2 is completed.

  As described above, the worker W uses a plurality of qualification cards LC possessed by the worker W, and stores a single registration card T that collectively stores a plurality of qualification information corresponding to each of the plurality of qualification cards LC. Can be created easily. At that time, even for the untagged qualification card LC2 in which the digitized information is not held, the qualification information can be digitized by optical reading using the scanner 105 and stored in the registration card T. As a result, when performing a work activity, the worker W can easily prove the contents of all the qualifications that he / she has acquired by merely possessing the created registration card T. In addition, an employer who employs a registration card T can quickly grasp the contents of all the qualifications acquired by the worker W only by reading information on the registration card T possessed by the worker W. it can.

  In the present embodiment, in particular, whether each of the plurality of personal information of the worker W obtained from the plurality of qualification cards LC including at least one of the qualification cards LC1 and LC2 is substantially the same information. It is determined whether or not (see step S120 in FIG. 7). When it is determined that each of the plurality of pieces of personal information is substantially the same information, the personal information is written into one RFID circuit unit To2 using the registration card antenna 104W, and the registration card T Execute creation. In this way, by collating the personal information acquired from each of the plurality of qualification cards LC, it is possible to prevent fraud using another person's qualification card LC. On the other hand, when it is determined that each of the plurality of pieces of personal information is not substantially the same information, a predetermined error display is performed (see step S125 in FIG. 8). Thereby, the worker W can be surely recognized that the registration card T cannot be created.

  In the present embodiment, in particular, the RFID tag circuit section To1 of the qualified card with tag LC1 stores the inquiry information of the corresponding server 200. And when personal information, qualification information, and inquiry destination information are acquired from this qualification card LC1 with tag, or when personal information, qualification information, and inquiry destination information are acquired from the qualification card LC2 without tag. The server 200 is accessed and inquired based on the inquiry destination information. Then, based on the inquiry result received from the server 200, it is determined whether or not the worker W is a valid qualification holder (see step S140 in FIG. 8). At this time, when it is determined that the worker W is not an authorized person, a predetermined error display is performed (see step S145 in FIG. 8). In this way, by making an inquiry to the server 200 that manages the qualifications, it is possible to prevent fraud using the forged qualification card LC.

  In the present embodiment, particularly, when the RFID circuit unit To1 stores the expiration date information of the qualification, the expiration date information is acquired via the qualification card antenna 104R. Further, when the expiration date information of the qualification is included in the description items of the untagged qualification card LC2, the expiration date information is acquired via the scanner 105. Then, based on the acquired expiration date information, it is determined whether or not the remaining period of the qualification expiration date is equal to or less than the threshold value, for example, 10 days or less (see step S150 in FIG. 8). At this time, when it is determined that the remaining period of the expiration date is equal to or less than the threshold value, a predetermined error display is performed (see step S155 in FIG. 8). On the other hand, if it is determined that the remaining period of the expiration date is greater than the threshold, the qualification expiration date information including the acquired expiration date information is sent to one RFID circuit unit To2 via the registration card antenna 104W. Write to. As a result, when the worker W has obtained a qualification with an expiration date, the worker W proves the expiration date of the qualification together with the qualification, or the employer combines with the qualification of the worker W. Can grasp the expiration date of the qualification. Further, when the remaining validity period of the qualification is short, the registration card T is not created. As a result, it is possible to avoid the creation of a useless wireless tag that has a short period of actual use and is less meaningful for creation. Further, the registration card T is not created even when the qualification expires. Thereby, it is possible to prevent the worker W from claiming possession for a qualification that has expired and is not possessed.

  The present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment, and various modifications can be made without departing from the spirit and technical idea of the present invention. Hereinafter, such modifications will be described in order.

(1) When the expiration date information is overwritten and updated, that is, when the expiration date of the qualification corresponding to the qualification information stored in the registration card T created in the past is updated, that stored in the registration card T It is necessary to rewrite the expiration date information of the qualification. This modification corresponds to such a case.

  In the present modification, the storage content of the memory unit of the RFID tag circuit unit To1 of the qualified card with tag LC1 is the same as that of the above embodiment (see FIG. 4A). That is, a tag ID, personal information, qualification information, acquisition date / time information, expiration date information, and inquiry destination information are stored in the memory unit of the RFID circuit unit To1.

  In addition, the contents stored in the memory unit of the RFID tag circuit unit To2 of the registration card T created in the past are the same as in the above embodiment (see FIG. 5B). That is, in the past, a tag ID, personal information, a plurality of qualification information, and qualification expiration date information are written in the memory section of the RFID circuit section To2 via the registration card antenna 104W (see FIG. 3). .

  Further, in this modification, the qualification card antenna 104R (see FIG. 2) transmits and receives information through wireless communication not only with the RFID tag circuit unit To1 of the qualification card LC1 with tag but also with the RFID tag circuit unit To2 of the registration card T. I do. The worker W holds the qualification card LC1 and the registration card T storing the information as described above over the communication range of the qualification card antenna 104R, so that the validity stored in the RFID tag circuit section To2 of the registration card T The deadline information can be updated (details will be described later).

  In the present modification, the control contents executed by the control circuit 109 of the registration card creation device 100 will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 10 corresponds to FIG. 6 described above. The same steps as those in FIG.

  10 differs from FIG. 6 described above in that step S12, step S14, and step S300 are newly provided.

  That is, step S10 is the same as that in FIG. 6 described above, and it is determined whether or not a predetermined start operation has been performed. If the start operation has been performed, the determination in step S10 is satisfied and a newly provided step S12 is performed. Move on.

  In step S12, the control circuit 109 outputs a display signal to the touch panel 102. For example, “touch new when creating a new registration card, touch“ update ”when updating a registered card”, etc. Then, a screen for causing the worker W to select either the new creation of the registration card T or the update of the stored contents of the registration card T is displayed.

  Thereafter, in step S14 newly provided, the control circuit 109 determines whether or not the “new” button has been manually operated by the worker W on the screen displayed in step S12. When the “update” button is manually operated by the worker W, the determination is not satisfied, and the process proceeds to a newly provided step S300.

  In step S300, the control circuit 109 executes update processing (see FIG. 11 described later for the detailed procedure) for overwriting and updating the expiration date information stored in the RFID tag circuit section To2 of the registration card T. Then, the process proceeds to step S20.

  On the other hand, when the “new” button is manually operated by the worker W on the screen displayed in step S12, the determination in step S14 is satisfied, and the process proceeds to step S50.

  Step S50 (refer to FIG. 7 for the detailed procedure), step S100 (refer to FIG. 8 for the detailed procedure), step S200 (refer to FIG. 9 for the detailed procedure), and step S20 are the same as those in FIG. Therefore, explanation is omitted.

  The detailed procedure of step S300 in FIG. 10 will be described with reference to FIG.

  In FIG. 11, first, in step S305, the control circuit 109 outputs a control signal to the high-frequency circuit 108R, information stored in the memory section of the RFID tag circuit section To2 of the registration card T, and the qualified card LC1 with tag. The tag reading signal for reading the information stored in the memory unit of the RFID tag circuit unit To1 is generated. Then, the generated tag reading signal is transmitted to the wireless tag circuit unit To2 and the wireless tag circuit unit To1 existing in the communication range via the qualifying card antenna 104R to prompt a reply. At this time, for example, “Please hold the registration card and the certificate with the IC chip whose expiration date has been updated over the reading part on the left side” is displayed on the touch panel 102.

  After that, in step S310, the control circuit 109 sends a response signal returned from the RFID tag circuit part To2 and RFID tag circuit part To1 within the communication range corresponding to the tag reading signal, to the qualified card antenna 104R and the high frequency circuit. It is determined whether each is received via 108R. When the worker W does not hold the registration card T and the qualified card with tag LC1 within the communication range and has not received a response signal from the wireless tag circuit unit To2 and the wireless tag circuit unit To1, Judgment is not satisfied. And it returns to said step S305 and repeats transmission of a tag reading signal again. On the other hand, if the worker W holds the registration card T and the qualified card with tag LC1 within the communication range and receives response signals from the RFID circuit unit To2 and the RFID circuit unit To1, the determination is satisfied. Then, the process proceeds to step S315.

  In step S315, the control circuit 109, based on the response signal received from the RFID tag circuit section To2 in the above step S310, stores a plurality of qualification information and qualification expiration date information (FIG. 3) stored in the RFID tag circuit section To2 of the registration card T. 5 (b)) is extracted and acquired.

  Then, the process proceeds to step S317, and the control circuit 109, based on the response signal received from the RFID tag circuit unit To1 in step S310, qualification information and expiration date information stored in the RFID tag circuit unit To1 of the qualification card LC1 with tag (See FIG. 4A) is extracted and acquired. Note that this step S317 may be performed together with the above step S315.

  Then, the process proceeds to step S320, and the control circuit 109 sets the same qualification as the qualification information and expiration date information acquired in step S317 among the plurality of qualification information and qualification expiration date information acquired in step S315. Determine whether the relevant qualification information and expiration date information were included.

  For example, in step S315, “△△△ qualification” and “XXX license” are acquired as qualification information, and “January 8, 2016” related to the “△△△ qualification” as qualification expiration date information, Acquired “February 2, 2013” related to the above “XXX license”, and acquired “XXX qualification” as qualification information in step S317, and the above-mentioned “×” as expiration date information. "October 3, 2009" related to "XX qualification" may have been obtained. In this case, “XXX qualification” acquired in step S317 is not included in the “△△△ qualification” and “XXX license” acquired in step S315, and the related validity is not included. The term information “January 8, 2016” and “February 2, 2013” are not the term information relating to the “xxx qualification” acquired in step S317. Thus, among the plurality of qualification information and qualification expiration date information acquired in step S315, qualification information and expiration date information related to the same qualification as the qualification information and expiration date information acquired in step S317. Is not included, the determination at step S320 is not satisfied, and the routine goes to step S330 described later.

  On the other hand, for example, in the above step S315, “△△△ qualification” and “XX license” are acquired as qualification information, and “8 January 2016” related to the above “△△△ qualification” as qualification expiration date information. ”,“ February 2, 2013 ”related to the above“ XX license ”, and“ △△△ qualification ”as qualification information in step S317, and as the expiration date information In some cases, “January 8, 2018” related to “△△△ Qualification” was acquired. In this case, the “△△△ qualification” and “XXX license” acquired in step S315 include the “△△△ qualification” acquired in step S317. Expiration date information “January 8, 2018” related to “qualification” is included. Thus, among the plurality of qualification information and qualification expiration date information acquired in step S315, qualification information and expiration date information related to the same qualification as the qualification information and expiration date information acquired in step S317. Is included, the determination at Step S320 is satisfied, and the routine goes to Step S325.

  In step S325, the control circuit 109 obtains the expiration date information acquired in step S317 and the expiration date information related to the same qualification among the expiration date information acquired in step S315. Compare. In the control circuit 109, the expiration date indicated by the expiration date information acquired in step S317 arrives later than the expiration date indicated by the expiration date information related to the same qualification acquired in step S315. Whether or not the expiration date information stored in the RFID tag circuit section To1 of the registration card T has been updated by the above-mentioned mechanism, association, committee, etc. that issues and manages the qualification. , Is determined.

  For example, the expiration date related to “XX qualification” acquired from the RFID circuit unit To1 in step S317 is “August 31, 2009”, and acquired from the RFID circuit unit To2 in step S315. In some cases, the expiration date related to “XX Qualification” is “August 31, 2009”. In this case, the expiration date indicated by the expiration date information related to the same qualification “XX qualification” acquired in step S317 and step S315 is “August 31, 2009” on the same day, The expiration date information stored in the tag circuit unit To1 is not updated. Thus, when the expiration date information stored in the RFID circuit part To1 has not been updated, the determination in step S325 is not satisfied, and the process proceeds to step S330.

  In step S330, the control circuit 109 outputs a display signal to the touch panel 102 and performs a predetermined error display, for example, “registration card cannot be updated”. Then, this routine ends.

  On the other hand, for example, the expiration date related to “XX qualification” acquired from the RFID circuit unit To1 in step S317 is “August 31, 2011”, and the RFID circuit unit To2 in step S315. In some cases, the expiration date related to the “Ox □ qualification” obtained from “August 31, 2009” is acquired. In this case, “August 31, 2011” acquired in step S317 is a date that arrives two years later than “August 31, 2009” acquired in step S315. The expiration date information stored in the RFID circuit part To1 has been updated. Thus, when the expiration date information stored in the RFID circuit unit To1 has been updated, the determination in step S325 is satisfied, and the process proceeds to step S340.

  In step S340, the control circuit 109 outputs a control signal to the high frequency circuit 108R and writes a tag for writing the expiration date information acquired in step S317 to the memory unit of the RFID tag circuit unit To2 of the registration card T. Generate a signal. Then, the control circuit 109 transmits the generated tag write signal to the RFID circuit section To2 via the qualification card antenna 104R, and overwrites and updates the expiration date information related to the same qualification.

  Thereafter, in step S345, the control circuit 109 determines whether or not the writing of information to the memory unit of the RFID tag circuit unit To2 has been normally completed by a known method. If the writing has not been completed normally, the determination is not satisfied and the routine returns to step S340 and the same procedure is repeated. On the other hand, if the writing is completed normally, the determination is satisfied and this routine is terminated.

  In the above, step S70 shown in FIG. 7, step S315, and step S317 shown in FIG. 11 function as the first information acquisition unit. Further, the above-described step S150 shown in FIG. 8 and step S325 shown in FIG. Further, step S210 shown in FIG. 9 and step S340 shown in FIG. 11 function as information recording means.

  In the above-described modification, after the registration card T in which a plurality of qualification information is written is created, the validity of the qualification is updated when one expiration date of a plurality of qualifications corresponding to the plurality of qualification information is updated. The deadline information can be updated to the latest contents.

(2) When creating a registration card with a photographic image That is, when photographic image data obtained by converting a facial photographic image of the worker W into data, for example, is stored in the RFID circuit part To1 of the qualifying card LC1 with tag Alternatively, if a photograph image of the worker W is printed on the untagged qualification card LC2, a registration card T with the photograph image of the worker W may be created.

  In the present modification, in addition to the information shown in FIG. 4 (a) described above, for example, a face photograph image of the worker W is converted into data in the memory section of the RFID tag circuit section To1 of the qualified card with tag LC1. Photo image data is stored. In this case, the photographic image data is acquired in addition to the information shown in FIG. 4A by performing wireless communication with the RFID circuit unit To1 via the qualification card antenna 104R. In addition to the items shown in FIG. 4B described above, a photographic image (not shown) such as a face photo image of the worker W is printed on the upper surface of the untagged qualification card LC2. In this case, the description items of the untagged qualification card LC2 are optically read through the scanner 105, and the photographic image is read in addition to the description items shown in FIG.

  Here, in the control content executed by the control circuit 109 of the registration card creation device 100 of the present modification, the points different from FIG. 6 described above are step S50 and step S200, and the other procedures are the procedures of FIG. It is the same. Hereinafter, the detailed procedure of step S50 ′ corresponding to step S50 in the present modification will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 12 corresponds to FIG. 7 described above. Steps equivalent to those in FIG.

  12 differs from FIG. 7 described above in that step S70 ′ is provided instead of step S70, and step S90 is newly provided after step S85.

  That is, Step S55, Step S60, and Step S65 are the same as those in FIG. When the response signal returned from the RFID tag circuit section To1 in response to the tag reading signal is received in step S65, the process proceeds to step S70 ′ provided in place of step S70.

  In step S70 ′, the control circuit 109, based on the response signal received in step S65, stores the tag ID, personal information, qualification information, acquisition date / time information, expiration date information, inquiry destination stored in the RFID circuit section To1. Information and the photographic image data are extracted and acquired. This step functions as first information acquisition means.

  Subsequent steps S75, S80, and S85 are the same as those in FIG. If personal information, qualification information, acquisition date / time information, expiration date information, and inquiry destination information are acquired in step S85, the process proceeds to newly provided step S90.

  In step S90, the control circuit 109 recognizes the image information included in the image data generated in step S80 described above by a known method. At that time, by applying a known face recognition technique, the control circuit 109 acquires the photographic image data of the worker W corresponding to the photographic image included in the description items of the untagged qualification card LC2. Note that step S85 and step S90 may be performed together. Then, this routine ends.

  In FIG. 12 above, Step S85 and Step S90 function as second information acquisition means.

  Here, the detailed procedure of step S200 of the present modification is almost the same as that of FIG. However, in step S205, the control circuit 109 outputs a control signal to the print head 112, and the personal information obtained by at least one of step S70 ′ and step S85 in FIG. The above print area is printed. At the same time, the control circuit 109 causes the photographic image corresponding to the photographic image data acquired at least one of step S70 ′ and step S90 in FIG. 12 to be printed on the print area. As a result, a registration card T with an image is formed later.

  As described above, in the present modification, when the RFID tag circuit unit To1 of the qualified card LC1 with tag stores photographic image data, a photographic image is received from the RFID tag circuit unit To1 via the qualification card antenna 104R. Get the data. Further, when a photographic image is included in the description items of the untagged qualification card LC2, the image included in the image data generated by the scanner 105 is recognized, and the photographic image data is acquired. Then, a photographic image corresponding to the acquired photographic image data is printed on the card base tape 107 by the print head 112 to create a registration card T with an image.

  According to the present modification, by using the registration card T with an image, it is possible to prevent unauthorized work activities using the registration card T of another person.

(3) When a registration card with a photo image is created using a new photo image on the renewal date, that is, when a plurality of photo image data is acquired, a photo image corresponding to the new photo image data on the renewal date An attached registration card T may be created.

  In this modification, among the plurality of photographic image data acquired via the qualifying card antenna 104R or the scanner 105, the latest captured photographic image data represented by the corresponding acquisition date information is the latest taken photographic image data. It is regarded as photographic image data corresponding to the photographic image of the person W. And the registration card T with the said image is produced using this photograph image data.

  Here, the control content executed by the control circuit 109 of the registration card creation device 100 of the present modification is different from the modification (2) above in step S205 of FIG. Other procedures are almost the same as those of the modified example (2). That is, in step S205, the control circuit 109 outputs a control signal to the print head 112, and the personal information obtained in steps S70 ′ and S85 of FIG. Let the area print. In addition, the control circuit 109 also obtains the corresponding acquisition acquired in step S70 ′ and step S85 in FIG. 12 among the plurality of photographic image data acquired in step S70 ′ or step S90 in FIG. A photographic image corresponding to the photographic image data with the latest acquisition date and time represented by the date and time information is printed on the print area. Thereby, a registration card T with an image corresponding to the latest photographic image data is formed later.

  According to this modification, when a plurality of photographic image data is acquired, a photographic image corresponding to the latest photographic image data is printed on the card base tape 107 by the print head 112, and a registered card with an image Create T. Thereby, the registration card T with an image can be created using the photograph of the worker W recently taken out of the plurality of pieces of image information. As a result, the newest appearance of the user can be reflected on the registration card T.

(4) When taking a photograph of a worker In the modified examples (2) and (3) above, the RFID tag circuit part To1 of the qualification card LC1 with tag stores photographic image data, and the qualification card LC2 without tag Shows the case where a photographic image is printed. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and there are cases where photographic image data is not stored and where photographic images are not printed. In this case, in order to create the registration card T with an image, the worker W may be photographed on the spot to create the registration card T with an image.

  As described above, the registration card making apparatus 100 has the camera 103 (see FIG. 2) for taking a picture of the worker W. When the RFID tag circuit unit To1 of the qualification card LC1 with tag does not store photographic image data, or when no photographic image is printed on the qualification card LC2 without tag, the camera 103 causes the worker W Photography is performed. Then, a photographic image taken by the camera 103 is printed on the card base tape 107 by the print head 112 to create a registration card T with an image.

  According to this modification, even if image information is not prepared in advance, it is possible to obtain a registration card T with an image by attaching a photograph of the worker W taken on the spot. As a result, it is possible to reliably prevent an illegal work activity using another person's registration card T.

(5) Others In the above, the case where the wireless tag is the registration card T in which the card base tape 107 is cut to a predetermined length with the cutter 114 to obtain a card shape has been shown, but the present invention is not limited to this. That is, the wireless tag may be formed into a label shape by cutting a base tape having a multi-layer structure such as a base material layer, an adhesive layer, and release paper into a predetermined length with the cutter 114. In this case, the base tape corresponds to the tag medium. By making the wireless tag into a label shape in this way, the wireless tag can be attached to an article, such as a wallet or a bag, which the worker W possesses when going out, and the forgetting to carry the wireless tag can be prevented. .

  In the above description, a case has been described in which the registration card T is created by cutting the card base tape 107 that has been printed and accessed to the RFID circuit unit To2 with the cutter 114. However, the present invention is not limited to this. That is, when a card mount separated in a predetermined size corresponding to the registration card T, that is, a so-called die-cut type, is continuously arranged on the tape fed out from the roll, it is not cut by the cutter 114. In addition, after the tape is ejected from the card ejection port 101, only the card mount, that is, the RFID tag circuit section To2 that has been accessed and the corresponding printing has been performed, is peeled off from the tape and the registration card T The present invention can also be applied to such a case.

  In addition, in the above, the arrow shown in each figure of FIG. 3 etc. shows an example of the flow of a signal, and does not limit the flow direction of a signal.

  The flowcharts shown in FIG. 6, FIG. 7, FIG. 8, FIG. 9 and the like do not limit the present invention to the procedure shown in the above flow, and the procedure can be added within the scope not departing from the spirit and technical idea of the invention. You may delete or change the order.

  In addition to those already described above, the methods according to the above-described embodiments and modifications may be used in appropriate combination.

  In addition, although not illustrated one by one, the present invention is implemented with various modifications within a range not departing from the gist thereof.

1 Registration card creation system 100 Registration card creation device (wireless tag creation device)
102 touch panel 103 camera (imaging means)
104R Qualification card antenna (first antenna)
104W Registration card antenna (second antenna)
105 Scanner (optical reading means)
107 Card base tape (tag medium)
109 Control circuit 110 Timer (time measuring means)
112 Print head (image printing means)
150 IC circuit unit 151 Tag antenna 200 Server (management server)
Qualification card with LC1 tag (first qualification card)
LC2 qualification card without tag (second qualification card)
T Registration card (wireless tag)
To1 wireless tag circuit section (first wireless tag circuit section)
To2 wireless tag circuit section (second wireless tag circuit section)
W Worker (user)

Claims (9)

A wireless tag creation device for creating a wireless tag provided with a wireless tag circuit section on a tag medium,
Provided on the first qualification card of the user and capable of wireless communication with the first RFID tag circuit unit storing the first personal information of the user and the first qualification information representing the first qualification acquired by the user First antenna means,
Using the first antenna means, first information acquisition means for acquiring the first personal information and the first qualification information from the first RFID circuit part;
Optical reading means capable of optically reading the description of the second qualification card of the user and generating corresponding image data;
Recognize characters included in the image data generated by the optical reading means, and acquire second personal information of the user and second qualification information representing the second qualification acquired by the user, which are included in the description items. Second information acquisition means for performing,
Second antenna means for performing wireless communication with the second wireless tag circuit portion provided in the tag medium;
The first qualification information respectively acquired from the at least one first qualification card using the first information acquisition means, and acquired from the at least one second qualification card using the second information acquisition means, respectively. Information recording means for writing a plurality of pieces of qualification information including at least one of the second qualification information to the second RFID tag circuit unit using the second antenna means. Wireless tag creation device. Using at least one first personal information acquired from at least one first qualification card using the first information acquisition means, and using the second information acquisition means from at least one second qualification card. Personal information determination means for determining whether each of the plurality of personal information of the user including at least one of the at least one second personal information respectively acquired is substantially the same information. Have
When the personal information determination unit determines that each of the plurality of personal information of the user is substantially the same information, the information recording unit uses the second antenna unit to store the personal information. 2. The RFID tag creating apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the RFID tag is created by writing in one of the second RFID tag circuit sections. When the personal information determination unit determines that each of the plurality of personal information of the user is not substantially the same information, the personal information determination unit includes a notification unit that notifies that the creation of the wireless tag is not executed. The wireless tag creation device according to claim 2. The first wireless tag circuit portion of the first qualification card stores first address information of a management server that manages the first qualification information or the second qualification information,
When the first information acquisition means acquires the first personal information, the first qualification information, and the first address information from the first qualification card, or when the second information acquisition means acquires the second qualification card. When the second personal information, the second qualification information, and the second address information of the management server are acquired, the management server is accessed based on the first address information or the second address information, Inquiry means for inquiring whether the user is a qualification holder of the first qualification or the second qualification;
Receiving means for receiving an inquiry result by the inquiry means from the management server;
User determination means for determining whether or not the user is a valid qualification holder based on the inquiry result received by the reception means;
The notification means includes
4. The wireless tag creation according to claim 3, wherein if the user determination means determines that the user is not the right qualification holder, notification is made that the creation of the wireless tag is not executed. apparatus. The first information acquisition means includes
When the first RFID tag circuit unit stores the first expiration date information of the first qualification, the first expiration date information is obtained from the first RFID tag circuit unit using the first antenna means. Acquired,
The second information acquisition means includes
In the case where the second expiry date information of the second qualification is included in the description items, the second expiry date information is acquired,
The first expiration date information or the second expiration date information is compared with the date and time counted by the timing means capable of timing the date and time when information is acquired by the first information acquisition means or the second information acquisition means. Whether or not the expiration date of the first qualification or the second qualification has passed, or whether the remaining period of the expiration date of the first qualification or the second qualification has become a predetermined threshold value or less , There is provided an efficacy judgment means for judging
The notification means includes
If the validity determining means determines that the expiration date has passed or the remaining period of the expiration date is equal to or less than a predetermined threshold value, the wireless tag is not created. Is notified,
The information recording means includes
Qualification expiration date information including at least one of the first expiration date information and the second expiration date information when the validity determination means determines that the remaining period of the expiration date is greater than a predetermined threshold. 5. The RFID tag producing apparatus according to claim 3, wherein writing is performed on the one second RFID tag circuit unit using the second antenna means. The wireless tag created in the past by writing the plurality of qualification information and the qualification expiration date information in the second wireless tag circuit unit by the information recording means, the first qualification information, and the first expiration date When the first qualification card having the first RFID tag circuit section storing information is present in the communication range of the first antenna means, the first information acquisition means uses the first antenna means. The plurality of qualification information and the qualification expiration date information are obtained from the second RFID tag circuit unit, and the first qualification information and the first qualification information are obtained from the first RFID tag circuit unit using the first antenna means. Get expiration date information,
Qualification information related to the same qualification as the first qualification information acquired from the first RFID tag circuit section is included in the plurality of qualification information acquired from the second RFID tag circuit section by the first information acquisition means. And the same qualification as the first expiration date information acquired from the first RFID tag circuit portion in the qualification expiration date information acquired from the second RFID tag circuit portion by the first information acquisition means. If the related expiration date information is included, the effectiveness determination means acquires the expiration date represented by the first expiration date information acquired from the first RFID tag circuit unit from the second RFID tag circuit unit. It is determined whether the date comes later than the expiration date indicated by the expiration date information related to the same qualification,
The information recording means includes
The expiration date represented by the first expiration date information acquired from the first wireless tag circuit unit by the effectiveness determination means is the expiration date information related to the same qualification acquired from the second wireless tag circuit unit. When it is determined that the date arrives later than the expiration date represented by the first expiration date information obtained from the first wireless tag circuit unit, the first expiration date information is obtained using the first antenna means. 6. The wireless tag producing apparatus according to claim 5, wherein the expiration date information relating to the same qualification stored in the second wireless tag circuit unit is overwritten and updated. The first information acquisition means includes
When the first RFID tag circuit unit stores the photographic image data of the user, the photographic image data of the user is acquired from the first RFID tag circuit unit using the first antenna means,
The second information acquisition means includes
When the description includes a photographic image of the user, the photograph of the user corresponding to the photographic image of the user is performed by performing face recognition on the image data generated by the optical reading unit. Get image data,
And,
The user's photographic image corresponding to the photographic image data of the user acquired by the first information acquisition unit or the second information acquisition unit is printed on the tag medium, and the wireless tag with an image is created. The wireless tag creation device according to claim 2, further comprising an image printing unit configured to perform image printing. The first information acquisition means includes
When the first RFID tag circuit unit stores the first acquisition date and time information of the first qualification and the photographic image data of the user, the first RFID tag circuit unit using the first antenna means Acquiring the first acquisition date and time information and the photographic image data of the user,
The second information acquisition means includes
If the second acquisition date information of the second qualification and the photographic image of the user are included in the description items, the second acquisition date information and the photographic image data of the user are acquired,
The image printing means includes
When the photographic image data of the plurality of users is acquired by the first information acquisition unit or the second information acquisition unit, the corresponding first acquisition of the photographic image data of the plurality of users Select the photographic image data of the user whose date / time information or the second acquisition date / time information is the latest, print the photographic image of the user corresponding to the selected photographic image data on the tag medium, and attach the image The wireless tag creation apparatus according to claim 7, wherein the wireless tag is created. When the first RFID circuit unit does not store the user's photographic image data, or when the description does not include the photographic image of the user, Having imaging means;
The image printing means includes
9. The wireless tag creation device according to claim 7, wherein the user's photograph image taken by the imaging means is printed on the tag medium to create the wireless tag with an image.

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