JP3221786U - Pass ticket issuing device - Google Patents

Abstract

[PROBLEMS] To provide a commuter pass issuing device capable of alleviating congestion at the time of concentration purchase of commuter passes and preventing occurrence of trouble with a user purchasing a commuter pass. SOLUTION: A commuter pass is issued which makes it possible to issue a commuter pass for a route bus by inputting stop names on both sides of a scheduled boarding section on a bus route, a route name or route number, and ticketing information including a valid start date and a valid period. A window comprising a display 2 as a first display for displaying a screen necessary for inputting ticketing information and an input device such as a keyboard 3 and a mouse 4 for inputting the ticketing information to the screen. A terminal 10 and a touch panel display 8 which is connected to the window terminal 10 and is a second display for displaying the same screen as the display 2 when inputting ticketing information are provided. [Selected figure] Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to a commuter ticket issuing device, in particular, a commuter ticket issuing device for issuing a commuter ticket for a route bus.

In the past, to issue a commuter pass for the route bus, the user (customer) writes necessary information on the application form and makes a purchase request to the clerk at the commuter pass issue window provided in the bus terminal or garage etc. Is generally input to the commutation ticket issuing device and issued.
In the case of the railway, the route is not so complicated and there is almost no change in the route and the station, so a device that allows the user to operate and issue (purchase) not only the continuing pass but also a new pass Is also used.

  However, in the case of the route bus, there are many routes in a complicated manner, particularly in the suburbs of the city, and route changes and stop changes are frequently made, so it is not easy to select the departure and arrival stops and routes. Therefore, it was extremely difficult for all users to operate the issuing apparatus by themselves and to issue a commuter pass, especially a new commuter pass.

For this reason, as for the commuter pass for the route bus, the clerk enters necessary information into the commuter pass issuing device while interacting with the user based on the application form information described by the user as described above. It was issued.
Therefore, it took a long time to issue, and congestion occurred at the time when the purchase of commuter passes such as the new year is concentrated. In addition, there may have been problems with the user's personal information, selection of departure and arrival stop names and routes, incorrect entry of ticketing information such as effective start date and period, and conflict with the user's wishes. .

  This invention was made to solve the above-mentioned problems, and aims to alleviate congestion at times when the purchase of commuter passes is concentrated, and to prevent the occurrence of troubles with users who purchase the commuter pass. I assume.

  In order to achieve the above-mentioned purpose, this device can obtain a commuter pass for the route bus by entering stop names on both sides of the planned travel section on the bus route, route names or route numbers, and ticketing information including valid start date and valid period. A window terminal comprising: a first display for displaying a screen necessary for inputting the ticketing information; and an input device for inputting the ticketing information for the screen. And a second display connected to the window terminal and displaying the same screen as the first display when inputting the ticketing information, the second display displaying information by a touch on the screen It is characterized by being a touch panel display which can input.

Furthermore, when entering the departure and arrival stops which are stop names at both ends of the planned travel section, the first and second displays display movably the map of any area, and from the center of the area It is preferable to have a function of displaying stop names within a predetermined range as selectable candidates.
Alternatively, when entering the departure and arrival stops which are stop names at both ends of the planned travel section, a screen for keyword search of facility names is displayed on the first and second displays, and the area around the searched facilities is displayed. A stop name may be displayed as a selectable candidate.

Moreover, when the said route name or route number is input, it can also have a function which displays the said route on the said 1st, 2nd display so that confirmation on a map is possible.
Furthermore, it is possible to have a function of displaying the above-mentioned ticketing information for which input has been completed as text information and image information of a layout to be printed on a commuter pass on the first and second displays and displaying an approval button.

  According to the commutation ticket issuing device according to the invention, the ticket clerk information is interactively used by the clerk at the window using the first display and using the second display by the user purchasing the commuter ticket. Users can easily input by themselves. Therefore, the commutation ticket issuing operation can be performed efficiently, and the ticket issue information can be input correctly, so that occurrence of trouble due to an input error etc. can be prevented in advance.

  In particular, a stop within a predetermined range is displayed as a candidate from map information so that the name of the departure stop can be selected, or a stop near that can be displayed as a candidate by searching the facility name, so that the name of the stop can be selected. If so, it is possible to input the name of the stop more easily and accurately.

In addition, when a route name or a route number is input, if the route is displayed on the map in a checkable manner, the route can be specified with certainty.
By displaying the input ticketing information as text information and image information of the layout to be printed on the commuter pass, and having the user confirm and obtain approval, the occurrence of trouble can be surely prevented. .
Furthermore, when the second display is not used for input, "advertisement", "notice" or the like can be displayed on the screen for effective use.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS It is an external view which shows the whole structure and connection relation of one Embodiment of the commuter ticket issuing apparatus by this invention. It is the block block diagram similarly. It is a block diagram which shows the hardware constitutions of the personal computer (main body) 1 shown to FIG. 1 and FIG. FIG. 4 is a functional block diagram showing a configuration of main functions involved in issuing a commutation ticket, which is executed by the personal computer (main body) 1 shown in FIG. 3 in cooperation with devices connected thereto. It is a figure which shows the IC card read-in screen displayed on a clerk screen while waiting. It is a figure which shows the example of the screen in reception mode execution displayed on a clerk screen. It is a figure which shows the example of the input content printing instruction | indication screen displayed before the completion | finish of a reception mode on a clerk screen. It is a figure which shows the example of the reception mode start screen initially displayed from waiting in a user screen. It is a figure which shows the example of the work selection screen displayed on a user screen in reception mode. It is a figure which similarly shows the example of an adult / child selection screen. It is a figure which similarly shows an example of a commutation ticket type selection screen. It is a figure which similarly shows the example of an input content confirmation screen. It is a figure which similarly shows the example of an attendant call screen. 5 is a flowchart showing a flow of processing in which the CPU 101 shown in FIG. 3 executes the function of the reception mode processing unit 21 shown in FIG. 4. 5 is a flowchart showing a flow of processing in which the CPU 101 shown in FIG. 3 executes the function of the input mode (new) processing unit 22 shown in FIG. 4. It is a figure which shows the example of the work selection screen displayed on an attendant screen before the start of input mode (new). It is a figure which shows the example of the name input screen displayed on an attendants screen and a user screen together after the start of input mode (new). It is a figure which similarly shows the example of a sex input screen. It is a figure which similarly shows the example of a birth date input screen. It is a figure which similarly shows the example of a postal code / telephone number input screen. It is a figure which similarly shows an example of a commutation ticket type selection screen. It is a figure which similarly shows the example of a departure / arriving bus stop / route confirmation screen. It is a figure which similarly shows the example of a departure / arriving bus stop / route selection screen. It is a figure which similarly shows the example of a search method selection screen. It is a figure which similarly shows the example of a 50 sound (phonetic) search screen. It is a figure which similarly shows the example of a map search screen. It is a figure which similarly shows the example of a map confirmation screen. It is a figure which similarly shows the example of an effective start date and period selection screen. It is a figure which similarly shows the example of a face confirmation screen. It is a figure which similarly shows the example of a personal information confirmation screen. 5 is a flowchart showing a flow of processing in which the CPU 101 shown in FIG. 3 executes the function of the input mode (continuation) processing unit 23 shown in FIG. 4. It is a figure which shows the example of the effective start date and period selection screen displayed on an attendants screen and a user screen together after the start of input mode (continuation). It is a figure which similarly shows the example of a face confirmation screen. It is a figure which similarly shows the example of an effective start date and period re-input screen.

Hereinafter, the form for carrying out this invention is concretely explained based on a drawing.
The whole of the embodiment described below of the commutation ticket issuing device according to the invention is configured as shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. FIG. 1 is an external view and FIG. 2 is a block diagram.
A window terminal 10 is configured of a personal computer (main body) 1, a display 2 connected thereto with a VGA cable, and a keyboard 3 and a mouse 4 which is a pointing device connected respectively with a USB cable.

The display 2 is a first display for use by a clerk, and uses a liquid crystal display. Although a touch panel display that doubles as a display device and an input device may be used, in this example, the keyboard 3 and the mouse 4 are provided as the input device.
Furthermore, a leuco printer 5 and a desktop reader / writer 6 are connected to the personal computer (main body) 1 of the window terminal 10 respectively by an RS-232C cable, and an A4 printer 7 is connected by a printer cable.

When printing necessary information on a new commuter pass, or issuing a continuous commuter pass, the leuco printer 5 can erase the information printed on the previous commuter pass and rewrite it with new contents. It is a printer. It is also possible to write necessary data to the IC embedded in the commuter pass card, to read data written to the IC, or to erase and rewrite it.
The desktop reader / writer 6 can read the information written in the IC card by reading the commuter pass which is an IC card to the reading / writing unit, and writes new contents when the commuter pass is issued. be able to.
The A4 printer 7 is a printer for printing various types of information on A4 plain paper, and when a commuter pass is issued, the purchaser prints out a description of the receipt of the payment and a stop name etc. Can be passed to

These are all equipment on the staff side placed in the work space of the clerk at the window.
The commuter ticket issuing apparatus further includes a large touch panel display 8 as a second display, which is connected to the personal computer (main body) 1 by a touch panel cable.
The touch panel display is arranged by overlapping the touch panel on the display surface of the liquid crystal display, and performs selection and input of information, operation instruction of the device, etc. by touching the displayed key or candidate name with a finger. Can.

  The touch panel display 8 in this embodiment is a second display for use by a user who purchases a commuter pass. In FIG. 1, for convenience of illustration, the display surface is installed in the same direction as the display 2 which is the first display, but in actual use, as shown by arrow R in FIG. Rotate the display by 180 degrees so that the display surface faces the user, and arrange it on the user's side. As a result, the user can select and input information by himself / herself by touching a necessary place with a finger while looking at the display screen of the touch panel display 8.

The personal computer (main body) 1 is also connected to the center server 9 via a wired or wireless communication line as shown in FIG.
The personal computer (body) 1 downloads various map data, route data, stop data, facility data, fare data, etc. in the area where there are bus routes available for purchase of the commuter pass from the center server 9 It is stored as a database in internal large-capacity memory. If there is a change in the data, the update data is distributed from the center server 9, and the database in the personal computer (main body) 1 is always updated.

The hardware configuration of this personal computer (main body) 1 is shown in FIG.
The personal computer (main unit) 1 shown in FIG. 3 includes a CPU 101, a ROM 102, a RAM 103, an HDD 104, and various interfaces (hereinafter abbreviated as "IF") 105 to 110. And these are all connected by the system bus 111 and configured.
The various IFs include a display IF 105, a touch panel IF 106, an RS-232C IF 107, a USB IF 108, a printer IF 109, and a communication IF 110.

The display unit of the display 2 and the touch panel display 8 is connected to the display IF 105. The touch panel unit of the touch panel display 8 is connected to the touch panel IF 106.
A leuco printer 5 and a desktop reader / writer 6 are connected to the RS-232C IF 107, a keyboard 3 and a mouse 4 are connected to the USB IF 108, and an A4 printer 7 is connected to the printer IF 109. The communication IF 110 is used to communicate with the center server 9.

Then, the CPU 101 executes the program stored in the ROM 102 with the RAM 103 as a work area, thereby controlling the entire commuter ticket issuing device to realize the function described later.
The HDD 104 is a large capacity memory, and stores the various databases described above. In addition, issuance data of the commuter pass can be accumulated and stored.

FIG. 4 is a functional block diagram showing the configuration of the main functions involved in issuing a commutation ticket, which is executed by the personal computer (main body) 1 shown in FIG. 3 in cooperation with the devices connected thereto.
Although the window terminal 10 shown in FIG. 1 can be used for various window tasks besides the task for issuing a commuter pass, only the function as a commuter ticket issuing device will be described here, and it will be related to other tasks. Description of functions is omitted.

The functions as a commuter ticket issuing device executed by the personal computer (body) 1 include a reception mode processing unit 21, an input mode (new) processing unit 22, an input mode (continuation) processing unit 23, and a ticket processing unit 24. And the general control unit 25 integrally controls them.
The input mode (new) processing unit 22 is a processing unit related to the input of ticketing information and the like when issuing a commuter ticket newly, and the personal information input processing unit 221, the departure and arrival stop selection input processing unit 222, and the route selection input processing unit An effective start date / period selection input processing unit 224 and a face content confirmation processing unit 225 are included.
Each of these functions will be sequentially described with reference to the subsequent flowcharts and diagrams of screens displayed on the first and second displays.

[Reception mode]
First, the function of the reception mode executed by the reception mode processing unit 21 will be described with reference to the screens of FIGS. 5 to 13 and the flowchart of FIG. 14.
5 to 7 show screens displayed on the display 2 on the staff side, and FIGS. 8 to 13 show screens displayed on the touch panel display 8 on the user side.
FIG. 14 is a flowchart showing a flow of processing in which the CPU 101 shown in FIG. 3 controls the respective displays as the general control unit 25 and executes the function of the reception mode processing unit 21 shown in FIG.

In the standby state, an IC card reading screen shown in FIG. 5 is displayed on the display 2 on the clerk side (hereinafter, the screen is referred to as the “operator screen”), and the touch panel display 8 (hereinafter, the screen is used "Any person's screen" is displaying any advertisement or notice. This state is a standby process by the loop from step S101 to step S104 and from step S104 to step S101 in the flowchart shown in FIG. 14 which the CPU 101 executes.
The process indicated by a bold line frame in FIG. 14 indicates the process of screen display on the user side.

  From this standby state, the clerk handles a predetermined IC card (pass card) or key holder type IC to the desktop reader / writer 6 to read the information of the IC, and then clicks the button of “reception mode execution”. Then, the CPU 101 proceeds to the process of the reception mode after step S105 in FIG.

Then, in step S105, the reception mode execution screen shown in FIG. 6 is displayed on the clerk screen, and in step S106 the reception mode start screen shown in FIG. 8 is displayed on the user screen.
In the reception mode execution screen, which is an attendant screen, a display of "the customer reception mode is in progress", a message indicating what processing the customer is doing, and a "reception mode end" button are displayed. After that, even if the user screen changes, the clerk screen continues to display almost the same screen as the screen shown in FIG. 6 except that the message indicating what the customer is doing changes. The illustration of the attendant screen and the process of changing the attendant screen in the flowchart of FIG. 14 are not shown.

In the reception mode start screen of the user screen, as shown in FIG. 8, a message of "Please touch the screen" is displayed in a predetermined area at the bottom of the advertisement or notification screen.
Thereafter, when the user touches somewhere on the screen, the CPU 101 advances the process from step S107 to step S108 in FIG. 14, and displays the task selection screen shown in FIG. 9 on the user screen.

When the button of "Paying a commuter pass for continuous work and requesting other work" is touched on the work selection screen, the CPU 101 determines YES in the determination of step S109 in Fig. 14 and NO in the determination of step S110. Then, the process jumps to step S117 to display an agent call screen shown in FIG. 13 on the user screen. Therefore, the user calls an attendant to request the desired work. In that case, the clerk clicks the “reception mode end” button on the clerk screen to end the processing of FIG.
Then, when the user desires to purchase the commuter pass continuously, an input mode (continuation) to be described later is activated.

On the other hand, when the button "Purchase a ticket is newly purchased" is touched on the job selection screen shown in FIG. 9, the CPU 101 makes a YES determination in steps S109 and S110, and displays the user screen in step S111. Display the adult / child selection screen shown in 10.
When the user touches the "adult" button or the "child" button on the adult / child selection screen, the CPU 101 stores the information, advances the process from step S112 to S113 in FIG. Display the pass type selection screen shown in 11.
Therefore, when the user selects and touches either the "commuting" button or the "college" button, the CPU 101 stores the information, advances the process from step S114 to S115 in FIG. Display the input content confirmation screen shown in 12.
In this screen, when the commutation ticket type is "to go to school", it is displayed that a student ID or certificate of enrollment is required, and they are prepared in advance.

When the user confirms the input content and touches the button "Confirmed the input content", the CPU 101 stores the input content, advances the process from step S116 to S117 in FIG. 14, and displays the user screen. The attendant call screen shown in FIG. 13 is displayed.
Therefore, the user calls a person in charge and applies for purchasing a new commuter pass with the type of commuter pass he / she just entered.

Further, in step S118 in FIG. 14, the CPU 101 displays the input content print instruction screen shown in FIG. 7 in which the “print” button is added to the reception mode execution screen of the attendant screen, and the “print” button is clicked by the attendant. Then, the process proceeds from step S119 to step S120. Thereby, the input contents are printed by the A4 printer 7. Thereafter, when the “reception mode end” button is clicked, the processing of FIG. 14 is ended.
Even if the input contents are not printed, the process is ended if the "reception mode end" button is clicked.

[Input mode (new)]
Next, the function of the input mode (new) executed by the input mode (new) processing unit 22 in FIG. 4 will be described with reference to the flowchart of FIG. 15 and the screens of FIGS.
FIG. 15 is a flowchart showing a flow of processing in which the CPU 101 shown in FIG. 3 controls the respective displays etc. as the general control unit 25 shown in FIG. 4 to execute the function of the input mode (new) processing unit 22. is there.
16 shows the work selection screen displayed on the display 2 of the attendant before the start of the input mode (new), and FIGS. 17 to 30 show the display 2 of the attendant and the user after the start of the input mode (new) It is a screen of the same contents displayed on the touch panel display 8 on the side.

  When the clerk clicks the “new periodic” button on the work selection screen shown in FIG. 16 displayed on the clerk side display 2, the CPU 101 starts the process of the input mode (new) shown in FIG. 15. In addition, although the selection button of various window duties is displayed on the task selection screen of the display 2 of the clerk side, illustration is omitted except for the “new periodical” and “continuous periodical” selection buttons related to the release of the commuter pass. ing.

  When the CPU 101 starts the process of the input mode (new) shown in FIG. 15, first, in step S201, the clerk and the user display the name input screen shown in FIG. In this name input screen, a combo box for inputting Mr. (surname), a combo box for inputting first name, hiragana key group and auxiliary key group of 50 sounds, arrow key, transition to the next item "For next item" key etc. are displayed. The auxiliary keys are, for example, an "Erase All" key and a "One-character Erase" key.

The user can touch these keys and enter his name in hiragana in the two combo boxes. In step S202 of FIG. 15, the name input processing is continued until the "to next item" key is touched.
The processing of steps S201 to S211 in FIG. 15 corresponds to the function of the personal information input processing unit 221 shown in FIG.

On the name input screen shown in FIG. 17, when the user finishes inputting the name and touches the "to the next item" key, the CPU 101 advances the process from step S203 to step S204 shown in FIG. As a result, a gender input screen shown in FIG. 18 is displayed on the clerk side and the user side, and gender input processing is performed in step S205. On the gender input screen, the "male" and "female" selection keys, the "previous item" key for returning to the previous item, and the "next item" key for transitioning to the next item are displayed. ing.
When the "previous item" key is touched, the screen returns to the entry screen of the previous item and the input can be made again, but in the flowchart of FIG.

On the gender input screen shown in FIG. 18, when the user finishes inputting gender and touches the “to next item” key, the CPU 101 advances the process from step S206 to step S207 shown in FIG. 15. As a result, a date of birth input screen shown in FIG. 19 is displayed on the clerk side and the user side, and the date of birth input processing is performed in step S208.
On this date of birth input screen, a combo box for entering the year, month and day of the year, numerical keys of 0 to 9, a one-character delete key, an arrow key, "to the previous item" key and ""Nextitem" key etc. are displayed.

After the user touches these keys and inputs his / her date of birth, if the "to next item" key is touched, the CPU 101 advances the process from step S209 to step S210 shown in FIG. As a result, the postal code / telephone number input screen shown in FIG. 20 is displayed on the clerk side and the user side, and the postal code / telephone number input processing is performed in step S211.
On this postal code / telephone number input screen, two combo boxes for inputting a postal code and a telephone number, numeral keys of 0 to 9 and a delete all key and a one character delete key, an arrow key, "previous "To item" key and "to next item" key etc. are displayed.

After the user touches these keys and inputs the zip code and the telephone number, if the "to next item" key is touched, the CPU 101 advances the process from step S212 to step S213 shown in FIG. As a result, the commutation ticket type selection screen shown in FIG. 21 is displayed on the clerk side and the user side, and the commutation ticket type input process is performed in step S214.
In the commuter pass type selection screen, there are "Commutation" and "Training" selection keys, "Previous item" key for returning to the previous item, and "Next item" key for transitioning to the next item. It is displayed.

When the user finishes inputting the type of the commutation ticket type and touches the "to the next item" key on the commutation ticket type selection screen shown in FIG. 21, the CPU 101 advances the process from step S215 to S216 shown in FIG. As a result, the departure / arriving station / route confirmation screen shown in FIG. 22 is displayed on the clerk side and the user side.
Then, in the subroutine of the next step S217, the departure and arrival stop and the route input processing are executed. This process corresponds to the functions of the departure / arriving station selection / input processing unit 222 and the route selection / input processing unit 223 shown in FIG. 4.

Although FIG. 15 shows this process as a subroutine, the detailed flowchart of the process content is not shown, and the process example will be described with the screens shown in FIGS.
On the departure / arriving bus stop / route confirmation screen shown in FIG. 22, if there is a stop name, a route name or a route number already input among the departure bus stop, the arrival bus stop, and the main route 1, it is displayed. At first, none has been entered.

Here, the departure stop and the arrival stop are one and the other of the stops at both ends of the planned travel section on the bus route. The route is a name or number (including a symbol) of a route on which the route bus travels with a predetermined diamond.
When a key of "select departure / arrival stop / route" is touched to enter an item not yet input on the departure / arrival stop / route confirmation screen, transition to display of the departure / arrival stop / route selection screen shown in FIG. In this process and the subsequent processes, when the "to the next item" key is touched without completing the selection or input of the necessary items, a warning message is displayed to return to the original screen display.

  In the departure / arrival stop / route selection screen shown in FIG. 23, if a stop name of the departure stop or arrival stop is input, it is displayed, “select departure stop”, “select arrival stop”, “go to route selection” The keys are displayed in the order of 1, 2, and 3. For the "Select Route" key, a message "Please make a touch after deciding the departure and arrival stop" is also displayed.

Then, first, when the key of "select start / stop" is touched, a search method selection screen shown in FIG. 24 is displayed. On this screen, each key of “50 sound search”, “address search”, “facility search”, “map search”, and “route search” is displayed, and each search method may be selected. it can.
Among them, when the "50 sound (phonetic) search" key is selected and touched, a 50 sound (phonetic) search screen shown in FIG. 25 is displayed on the attendant side and the user side.

On the 50-sound (phonetic) search screen, there are the same Hiragana key group for 50-tone input and an auxiliary key group as described in FIG. 17 and a combo box for displaying the keywords input by them, and the keywords The "search" key for performing a search is displayed.
The auxiliary key group in this case also includes a key that changes the hiragana key group to an alphabetic key group or a number / symbol key group.
Further, a candidate display frame for displaying the searched candidate stop names, a display frame for displaying the number of candidates, and a display frame for displaying the selected stop are displayed, and “Display peripheral bus stops”, “This stop The "Determination" and "Return" keys are also displayed.

Therefore, when the user inputs a keyword for searching for the departure name using the hiragana key group and the auxiliary key group, etc., and touches the "search" key, the CPU 101 is input from the stop name database. The stop name including the key word is extracted and displayed in the candidate display frame, and the number of candidates is also displayed.
If there is a desired stop name in the displayed candidates, touching that stop name will display it in the display frame of the currently selected stop, and touch the "Determine at this stop" key to make that selection The bus stop is determined as the departure stop, and the display of the departure / arriving station / route confirmation screen shown in FIG. 22 is returned. Since the departure stop has been decided on that screen, it is displayed.

  If there is no desired stop name in the displayed candidates, touching one of the candidates will display it in the display frame of the currently selected stop, and also use the "Display peripheral bus stops" key When touched, the stop name is displayed in the candidate display frame together with the map around the selected stop. If there is a desired stop name among them, it is possible to determine the departure stop by touching and selecting the "stop at this stop" key after touching it.

  If there is no desired stop name in the peripheral stop names, select one of them to display the names of the surrounding stops or return to the previous screen and search for the other stops in the candidate that you searched for Repeating the display of the stop name should find the desired stop name. The stop is determined as the departure stop, and the display of the departure / arriving stop / route confirmation screen shown in FIG. 22 is returned.

Next, to select the arrival stop, touch the “Select departure / arrival route / route selection” key, and on the departure / arrival route / route selection screen shown in FIG. When the "50 sound (phonetic) search" key is selected and touched on the search method selection screen shown in 24, the 50 sound (phonetic) search screen shown in FIG. 25 is displayed. Therefore, the arrival stop name can be determined in the same manner as described above.
And if it returns to the display of the departure / arriving bus stop / route confirmation screen shown in FIG. 22, since the arrival bus stop is also decided on the screen, the arrival bus stop name is displayed.

  Even when the “address search” key is selected and touched on the search method selection screen shown in FIG. 24, an address search screen similar to the 50-tone (phonetic) search screen shown in FIG. 25 is displayed. Therefore, enter the keyword of the address and search, and display the stops in the address as candidates, select one of the candidates and display the stops around it, and select the desired stop name, It can be determined as a departure or arrival stop.

  Also when the "facility search" key is selected and touched on the search method selection screen shown in FIG. 24, a facility search screen similar to the 50-tone (phonetic) search screen shown in FIG. 25 is displayed. Therefore, the keywords of facility names such as schools, hospitals, parks and public facilities are entered and searched, and the stops in the vicinity of the facility are displayed as candidates, one of the candidates is selected and the stops in the vicinity are displayed. By doing this, it is possible to select a desired stop name and determine it as a departure or arrival stop.

  When the "map search" key is selected and touched on the search method selection screen shown in FIG. 24, the map search screen as shown in FIG. 26 is displayed on the clerk side and the user side. A map display unit is provided on the map search screen, and it is possible to display a map of any area where there is a bus route which can purchase a commuter pass at this window. By default, a map of a predetermined area centered on the bus terminal where the commuter ticket issuing device is installed is displayed. The bus stop names of each bus route are displayed in a balloon in the map.

  The user can arbitrarily move the display area of the map by touching the up, down, left, and right arrow keys of the map display unit, and can also arbitrarily enlarge or reduce the map display by touching the enlargement key or the reduction key. The movement of the map display area and the enlargement or reduction of the map display can be performed by touching the map display screen with a finger or moving two fingers to widen or shorten the space, similar to a smartphone. It can also be easily done by

  Then, on the map search screen shown in FIG. 26, the stop names within a predetermined range from the center of the map displayed in the map display unit are listed and displayed as candidates in the candidate display frame. If you select the desired stop name from among the candidates, it will be displayed as the selected stop, and if you touch the "Determine at this stop" key, it can be decided as the departure or arrival stop. .

The example shown in FIG. 26 displays a map of a predetermined area centered on the Naha bus terminal in Okinawa Prefecture, and displays stop names within a predetermined range from the center as a candidate in the candidate display frame as a list. It shows a state where the Naha Bus Terminal is selected.
If there is no desired stop name among the candidates, move the center of the map displayed in the map display section so that the desired stop name is displayed in the displayed list of candidates. it can.
Also, by touching the balloon name of the stop name in the displayed map, it is possible to directly select the stop name.

  When the “route search” key is selected and touched on the search method selection screen shown in FIG. 24, a route search screen (not shown) is displayed. The route search screen displays a hiragana key group similar to the 50-tone (phonetic) search screen shown in FIG. 25 and an auxiliary key group for converting it into an alphabetic character and a number / symbol key group. When the route name or route number or symbol of a desired bus route is input as a keyword and the search key is touched by them, the stop names in the route are listed and displayed as candidates. A desired stop name can be selected from the candidates, and it can be determined as the departure stop or the arrival stop.

  In the departure / arrival stop / route selection screen shown in FIG. 23, if the “go to route selection” key is touched while the departure stop and the arrival stop are determined, a route selection screen (not shown) is displayed. On the route selection screen, the names and numbers or symbols of all routes passing through the decided departure and arrival stops, their respective stop names, presence / absence of joint operation, the number of flights, etc. are displayed in a scrollable manner. The three routes from can be selected as "route 1," "route 2" and "route 3".

Then, when the key of "confirm selected route on map" is touched, the map confirmation screen shown in FIG. 27 is displayed, and by default, the bus terminal on which this commuter ticket issuing device is installed is displayed on the map display unit. All the selected routes are displayed in different colors on the map of the predetermined area as the center. By selecting and touching each key of "route 1", "route 2", and "route 3", it is possible to display the selected 3 routes one by one and to display the stop names in the respective routes. it can.
The map and the route displayed on the map display unit can move its center arbitrarily and enlarge or reduce the display, as in the case of the display of the map in FIG.

And if the "Close" key is touched after confirming the selected route, it will return to the display of the route selection screen mentioned above, and can also change selection of a route.
If the selection of the three routes is good, touching the “Complete route selection” key displayed on the route selection screen completes the route selection and the stop / route selection screen shown in FIG. 22. Return to the display.
In that case, since all the departure and arrival stops and the main route 1 should be determined and displayed, the contents are confirmed, and if it is OK, the "next item" key is touched.

As a result, the CPU 101 proceeds from step S218 shown in FIG. 15 to step S219, and displays the effective start date / period selection screen shown in FIG. 28 on the clerk side and the user side. Then, in step S220, the effective start date / period input process is executed.
The reference fare of the determined section is displayed on the effective start date / period selection screen shown in FIG. 28, and each selection key of “1 month” and “3 months” for selecting the effective period, and attending school commuter pass A selection key for "support to school support" for the purchaser and a combo box for selecting the effective start date in the Christian era are displayed. In addition, the "previous item" key for returning to the previous item and the "next item" key for transitioning to the next item are displayed.

Thus, the user can select an effective period by touching the "one month" or "three months" selection key. Also, if you have selected to go to school on the commutation ticket type selection screen shown in Fig. 21 earlier, touch the "Teaching support target person" selection key to display a certificate confirmation warning message in the margin area and Prompt the presentation.
When selecting the effective start date, touching the ▼ mark on the right end in the combo box displays candidate dates within a predetermined period (for example, two weeks) from today onwards, so one of them is displayed. The date (date) of can be selected as the effective start date.
When you select a valid start date, the valid end date is automatically calculated and displayed in parentheses.

After selecting the effective period and effective start date, touching the "to the next item" key causes the CPU 101 to proceed from step S221 to S222 shown in FIG. 15, and the clerk side and the user side show the ticket surface shown in FIG. Display the confirmation screen.
On the ticket surface confirmation screen, the input ticketing information is displayed on each display as text information and image information of a layout to be printed on the commuter pass. On the right side of each item of text information, the "re-enter" key is displayed, and touching one of them will bring up the selection (input) screen for that item, where the content of that item will be re-entered. Can be changed.

Below the image information, the released amount automatically calculated based on the fare database is displayed. For this release amount, a deposit is added to the commuter ticket release amount. The deposit adds a predetermined amount (500 yen in this example) to newly issue a commuter pass of the IC card when releasing a new commuter pass, but refunds when the commuter pass is cancelled.
When it is desired to confirm or re-input the input personal information, when the humanoid icon on the right side of the message is touched, a personal information confirmation screen shown in FIG. 30 is displayed. The personal information confirmation screen is pop-up displayed in the face confirmation screen shown in FIG.

In the personal information confirmation screen, the contents of each item such as the name and the date of birth are displayed in text, and on the right side, the "re-enter" key is displayed. If you want to check the contents of each item and change the contents of any item, touch the "Re-enter" key for that item to move to the entry (selection) screen for that item, and there the item You can change it by re-entering the contents of.
When the "close" key is touched, the screen is returned to the face confirmation screen shown in FIG.

The above-described processing of re-input of ticketing information and confirmation or re-input of personal information corresponds to the processing of "display content re-input, personal information confirmation or re-input" in step S224 in FIG.
Until the "Approve" key in the face confirmation screen shown in FIG. 29 is touched, it is possible to perform confirmation and re-input of ticketing information, or confirmation or re-input of input personal information.
If the key of "to approve" is touched, CPU101 becomes YES with the judgment of step S223 of FIG. 15, and ends processing of this mode.
If the "cancel purchase procedure" key is touched, it is possible to cancel the purchase procedure of the commuter ticket based on the ticketing information and the like input so far.

The final issue of the commuter pass is to insert a new commuter pass IC card in the leuco printer 5 shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 after the clerk has received the release price from the user. Issue a new ticket by issuing a ticket issuing device. That is, printing of necessary matters on the surface of the IC card for commuter passes and data writing on the IC are performed.
In addition, the A4 printer 7 can print a receipt and a manual etc. indicating stop names that can be taken on / off by the issued commuter pass, and can pass it along with the issued commuter pass to the user (purchaser).

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Next, the function of the input mode (continuation) performed by the input mode (continuation) processing unit 23 in FIG. 4 will be described with reference to the flowchart in FIG. 31 and the screens in FIGS.
When the clerk clicks the “Continuously Periodic” button on the work selection screen shown in FIG. 16 displayed on the clerk side display 2, the CPU 101 starts the processing of the input mode (continuation) shown in FIG. 31.

Therefore, in step S301, the CPU 101 displays a message prompting reading of the present commuter pass on the clerk screen, and when the present commuter pass (IC card) is read by the desktop reader / writer 6 shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. Read the information
Then, in step S302, the expiration date and the effective start date of the current commuter pass are displayed on the display 2 of the attendant.

When the clerk confirms the contents and clicks the "customer input mode" button (not shown) displayed in the screen by operating the mouse, the CPU 101 advances the process from step S303 to step S304 in FIG. The effective start date / period selection screen shown in FIG. 32 is displayed on the display of both the clerk side and the user side. Then, in step S305, an effective start date / period input process is performed.
Until the button of the "customer input mode" is clicked, an advertisement or notification is displayed on the touch panel display 8 on the user side as a standby screen.

The effective start date / period selection screen shown in FIG. 32 is the same as the effective start date / period selection screen shown in FIG. 28 in the description of the input mode (new), and is one month or three months as the effective period. You can choose If the "Support to school support" key is touched, a message asking for a certificate is displayed in the margin.
The effective start date can be selected from the display of candidate dates within a predetermined period from today on a margin. When these are selected, the effective end date is automatically calculated and displayed.

When the user selects the valid period and the valid start date, and then touches the "next item" key, the CPU 101 advances the process from step S306 to step S307 in FIG. 31, and the clerk confirmation screen shown in FIG. Display on both side and user side displays.
In the face confirmation screen, only the newly input valid period and valid start date are displayed as text information as ticketing information, and the "re-enter" key is displayed only for the contents.
When the user touches the "re-input" key, the CPU 101 advances the process from step S308 to S309 in FIG. 31, displays the valid start date / period re-input screen shown in FIG. 34, and re-input processing in step S310. It can be carried out.

After re-input of the effective start date or effective period, when the "To confirmation screen" key displayed on the effective start date / period re-input screen is touched, the CPU 101 proceeds the process from step S311 to S312 in FIG. The contents of the input are reflected, and the screen is returned to the screen for checking the face of the ticket (FIG. 33) in step S307.
When the "Re-input cancel" key displayed on the valid start date / period re-input screen shown in FIG. 34 is touched, the CPU 101 proceeds from step S311 to S313 and S314 in FIG. 31, and clears the re-input content. Then, the process returns to the display of the face confirmation screen (FIG. 33) of step S307.

The image information of the layout to be printed on the commutation ticket displayed on the ticket face confirmation screen shown in FIG. 33 is similar to the image information on the ticket face confirmation screen shown in FIG.
Below the image information, the release amount automatically calculated based on the fare database is displayed, but the deposit is not added because the IC card is already carried and entered.
When the user confirms the contents of the ticket surface confirmation screen and touches the "Approve" key, the CPU 101 proceeds from step S315 to S316 in FIG. 31, and the clerk side continuously displays the approved confirmation screen. Then, the standby screen is displayed on the user side, and the processing of this mode is ended.

If you touch the "cancel purchase procedure" key, you can cancel the purchase procedure of the continuous pass.
In the final issue of the commuter pass, the clerk comprises the window terminal 10 which constitutes this commuter pass issuing device, as in the case of issuing the new commuter pass mentioned above after the clerk receives the charge of the release amount from the user. Operate.

As mentioned above, although embodiment of this invention was described, the concrete composition of each part of the embodiment, the contents of processing, etc. are not restricted to what was indicated there.
Further, it is needless to say that this invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment, and is not limited at all except having the technical features described in the respective claims of the utility model registration claims.
Furthermore, the configuration examples, operation examples, modification examples, and the like of the embodiment described above may be changed, added, or partially deleted as appropriate.

1: Personal computer (main unit) 2: Display (first display)
3: Keyboard 4: Mouse 5: Leuco Printer 6: Desktop Reader / Writer
7: A4 printer 8: Touch panel display (second display)
9: Center server 10: Window terminal

Claims (5)

A commutation ticket issuing device that can issue a commuter pass for a route bus by inputting stop names on both sides of a scheduled boarding section on a bus route, a route name or route number, and ticketing information including a valid start date and a valid period, ,
A window terminal comprising a first display for displaying a screen necessary for inputting the ticketing information and an input device for inputting the ticketing information to the screen; and the window terminal connected to the window terminal, the ticketing information And a second display that displays the same screen as the first display when inputting
2. The commuter ticket issuing device according to claim 1, wherein the second display is a touch panel display capable of inputting information by touching a screen. A commutation ticket issuing device according to claim 1, wherein
A map of an arbitrary area is movably displayed on the first display and the second display when entering a stop and a stop, which are stop names at both ends of the planned travel section, and a predetermined range from the center of the area A commutation ticket issuing device characterized by having a function of displaying a stop name in the inside as a selectable candidate. It is a commutation ticket issuing apparatus according to claim 1 or 2,
When entering the departure and arrival stops which are stop names at both ends of the planned travel section, a screen for keyword search of facility names is displayed on the first and second displays, and the stop names around the searched facilities A commuter ticket issuing apparatus characterized by having a function of displaying as a selectable candidate. It is a commutation ticket issuing device according to any one of claims 1 to 3,
A commuter ticket issuing device characterized by having a function of displaying the route on the map in a checkable manner on the map when the route name or the route number is input. It is a commutation ticket issuing device according to any one of claims 1 to 4,
A ticket having a function of displaying the ticketing information for which input has been completed as text information and image information of a layout to be printed on a commuter ticket on the first and second displays, and displaying an approval button as well. Issuer.

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