JP5010161B2 - Wireless terminal and program - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a wireless terminal having a contactless IC card function and a program.

  In recent years, communication terminals have been proposed in which IC (Integrated Circuit) cards that perform ticket gate processing by non-contact communication are connected or mounted.

  For example, the communication terminal of Patent Document 1 has a function of connecting or mounting an IC card for ticket gate processing by non-contact communication, receiving information stored in the IC card during ticket gate processing, and automatically controlling the terminal. The remaining time limit and prepaid balance are automatically displayed at the ticket gate.

In the communication terminal of Patent Document 1, when the commuter pass expires, it cannot be notified of the expiration. Therefore, in the subsequent ticket gate processing, it is not notified that the prepayment balance has been paid because the commuter pass has expired.
JP 2004-178471 A

  The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and in a wireless terminal having a non-contact IC card function, when a commuter pass mounted on the non-contact IC card function expires, the wireless terminal notifies the expiration And to provide a program.

In order to achieve the above object, a wireless terminal according to the first aspect of the present invention provides:
In the wireless terminal that has a function as a commuter pass and a fare payment function, and when the commuter pass is not within the expiration date when passing through the automatic ticket gate,
Expiration date determining means for determining whether the commuter pass is within the expiration date;
When the expiry date determining means determines that the commuter pass is not within the expiry date, it is added to the automatic ticket checker by the fare payment function based on whether or not a history of paying fare by the fare payment function is added. A payout discriminating means for discriminating whether or not the fare has been paid out;
Informing means for notifying the user that the commuter pass is not within the expiration date when the payout determining means determines that the fare has been paid to the automatic ticket gate by the fare payment function;
With
The expiration date determining means can determine whether or not the commuter pass is within the expiration date at a plurality of timings,
A plurality of timings for determining whether or not the commuter pass is within the expiration date by the expiration date determination means, further comprising a timing setting means for setting whether to validate or invalidate each,
The expiration date discriminating unit discriminates whether or not the commuter pass is within the expiration date at a timing set to be valid by the timing setting unit.

For example, amount setting means for setting an amount for determining whether or not the balance that can be paid by the fare payment function is small,
When the payout determining means determines that the fare has been paid to the automatic ticket gate by the fare payment function, it is determined whether or not the balance payable by the fare payment function is smaller than the amount set by the amount setting means A payable balance determination means for
The notification means includes
When the payable balance determining means determines that the balance payable by the fare payment function is smaller than the amount set by the amount setting means, the user is informed that the commuter pass is not within the expiration date. Also good.

For example, one of a plurality of timings at which it is possible to determine whether the commuter pass is within the expiration date by the expiration date determination means is a predetermined cycle,
It further comprises a period setting means for setting a period for the expiration date determination means to determine whether the commuter pass is within the expiration date,
The expiration date determining means includes
It may be determined whether or not the commuter pass is within the expiration date for each cycle set by the cycle setting means.

For example, one of a plurality of timings at which it is possible to determine whether the commuter pass is within the expiration date by the expiration date determination means is a predetermined time,
Further comprising time setting means for setting a time at which the expiration date determination means determines whether the commuter pass is within the expiration date;
The expiration date determining means includes
It may be determined whether or not the commuter pass is within the expiration date at the time set by the time setting means.

For example, one of a plurality of timings at which it is possible to determine whether or not the commuter pass is within the expiration date by the expiration date determination means is when the automatic ticket gate passes,
The expiration date determining means includes
It may be determined whether the commuter pass is within the expiration date when passing through the automatic ticket gate.

The program according to the second aspect of the present invention has a function as a commuter pass and a fare payment function, and pays a fare by a fare payment function when the commuter pass is not within the expiration date when passing through an automatic ticket gate. On the computer,
An expiration date determination function for determining whether the commuter pass is within the expiration date;
When it is determined that the commuter pass is not within the expiration date by the expiration date determination function, the fare payment function determines whether the fare payment function has been added to the automatic ticket checker. A payout determination function for determining whether or not a fare has been paid out;
A notification function for notifying the user that the commuter pass is not within the expiration date when it is determined that the fare is paid out to the automatic ticket gate by the fare payment function by the payout determination function;
Realized,
In the expiration date determination function, whether or not the commuter pass is within the expiration date can be determined at a plurality of timings,
A plurality of timings for determining whether or not the commuter pass is within the expiration date by the expiration date determination function, further realizing a timing setting function for setting whether to validate or invalidate each,
The expiration date discriminating function is a program for discriminating whether or not the commuter pass is within the expiration date at the timing set to be valid by the timing setting function.

  In a wireless terminal having a non-contact IC card function, the commuter pass installed in the non-contact IC card function has expired, so when the charge is paid out from the charge balance, the user is notified that the commuter pass is valid. Can do.

  A wireless terminal 100 including a non-contact IC according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. In the present embodiment, the wireless terminal 100 is an example of a mobile phone, but may be a PHS (Personal Handyphone System).

First, the configuration will be described.
FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a radio terminal 100 according to the embodiment of the present invention.
As illustrated in FIG. 1, the wireless terminal 100 includes a wireless communication unit 170 including an operation unit 110, a display unit 120, a sound processing unit 130, a communication unit 140, a CPU 150, and a storage unit 160. And a non-contact IC unit 180.

  The operation unit 110 receives user operations from buttons, keys, and the like configured on the outer surface of the wireless terminal 100. The operation unit 110 inputs an input signal corresponding to a user operation to the CPU 150.

  The display unit 120 displays various screens based on control signals from the CPU 150.

  The voice processing unit 130 processes voice related to the call function of the wireless terminal 100. The sound processing unit 130 receives sound input from the microphone 132 and sends the digitally converted sound signal to the communication unit 140 under the control of the CPU 150. In addition, under the control of the CPU 150, the digital audio signal is received from the communication unit 140, converted into an analog signal, and output from the speaker 131.

  The communication unit 140 receives an audio signal from the communication network via the antenna 141. The communication unit 140 transmits the audio signal received from the audio processing unit 130 to the communication network via the antenna 141. In addition, the communication unit 140 controls communication related to the data communication function, and performs, for example, access to a website and transmission / reception of electronic mail.

  The CPU 150 controls the operation of each unit of the wireless terminal 100. The CPU 150 executes each process based on a program stored in the storage unit 160. Note that each component of the wireless terminal 100 is connected to the CPU 150, and data exchange between the components is performed via the CPU 150.

  The storage unit 160 stores an operation program to be executed by the CPU 150 and stores various data necessary for realizing the present invention. In this embodiment, as shown in FIG. 2, storage areas such as a program storage area 161 and a detection condition table storage area 162 are configured.

  The program storage area 161 is an area for storing a program executed by the CPU 150. The program storage area 161 stores basic software (so-called OS, etc.) for controlling the operation of the entire wireless terminal 100, application software for realizing various functions of the wireless terminal 100, and the like.

  The detection condition table storage area 162 stores a detection condition table 400 in which the timing at which the CPU 150 detects the commuter pass information of the non-contact IC unit 180 is set.

FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating an example of a search condition table.
The detection condition table 400 stores items, setting contents, and valid flags in association with each other as shown in FIG.

  “Cycle detection” is a setting for whether or not to detect commuter pass information from the non-contact IC unit 180 at regular intervals. When “cycle detection” is set to be valid, the valid flag is “1”, and when it is set to invalid, the valid flag is “0”. In the setting content, a cycle for detecting commuter pass information is set. In the example of FIG. 3, it is set to detect commuter pass information at a period of 15 minutes.

  “Schedule detection” is a setting for whether to detect commuter pass information from the non-contact IC unit 180 at a fixed time. The valid flag is “1” when “scheduled detection” is set valid, and the valid flag is “0” when invalid. The time for detecting commuter pass information is set in the setting contents. In the example of FIG. 3, it is set to detect commuter pass information at 5 am.

  “Detection when passing through automatic ticket checker” is a setting for whether or not to detect commuter pass information from the non-contact IC unit 180 when passing through the automatic ticket checker 200. The valid flag is “1” when “automatic ticket gate detection” is set to valid, and the valid flag is “0” when invalid. There are no setting items.

  "Balance comparison" is only when the commuter pass is expired and the charge balance of the fare payment function of the non-contact IC unit 180 is processed for payment, the charge balance is compared with a predetermined amount and less than the predetermined amount It is a setting of whether or not to notify that effect. When “Balance comparison” is set to be valid, the valid flag is “1”, and when it is set to be invalid, the valid flag is “0”. In the setting content, an amount to be compared with the charge balance is set. In the example of FIG. 3, only when the charge balance is less than 2000 yen, the fact that payment processing has been performed from the charge balance is notified.

  The detection condition table 400 can be changed by the user performing a predetermined operation on the operation unit 110. Specifically, the CPU 150 changes the setting process shown in FIG. The operation of the setting process will be described later.

  The non-contact IC unit 180 has a commuter pass function and a fare payment function for ticket gate processing by the automatic ticket gate 200. In the commuter pass function, a predetermined expiration date, a boarding station, a getting-off station, a predetermined route, and the like are set. The commuter pass function allows the automatic ticket gate 200 to pass through a predetermined route between the boarding station and the getting-off station within a predetermined validity period. When the other section or the commuter pass is expired, the fare payment function pays a predetermined charge from the pre-charged (paid) charge balance and passes through the automatic ticket gate 200. From the charge balance, it is possible to communicate with a reader / writer other than the automatic ticket gate 200 and pay a predetermined fee. In the present embodiment, an example of paying from a pre-paid charge balance will be described as a fare payment function. However, payment may be made from fee information having credit value such as a pre-registered credit card.

  The non-contact IC unit 180 may be fixed to the wireless terminal 100, or may be constituted by a removable non-contact IC unit card.

FIG. 4 is a block diagram illustrating a configuration example of the non-contact IC unit.
As shown in FIG. 4, the non-contact IC unit 180 includes an IC card control unit 181, a memory 182, a communication control unit 183, and an antenna 184.

The IC card control unit 181 executes a program stored in the memory 182 to control the operation of each unit of the non-contact IC unit 180, thereby realizing a payment function and a commuter pass function for ticket gate processing.
Further, the IC card control unit 181 is connected to the wireless communication unit 170 and sends data in response to a request from the CPU 150.

  The memory 182 stores a program for controlling the operation of the IC card control unit 181. Further, commuter pass information and charge balance / payment history information as shown in FIG. 5 are stored.

  As shown in FIG. 5A, the commuter pass information stores information such as an expiration date, a boarding station, a getting-off station, and a route.

  As shown in FIG. 5B, the charge balance / payment history information stores a charge balance, deposit / withdrawal history, and the like.

  The communication control unit 183 transmits / receives ticket gate processing data to / from the external automatic ticket gate 200 via the antenna 184 by non-contact communication. In addition, data necessary for payment of charges is transmitted and received with an external reader / writer through contactless communication.

  The CPU 150 shown in FIG. 1 detects the commuter pass information from the non-contact IC unit 180 at the timing set in the detection condition table 400. If the commuter pass expires and the payment is being processed from the charge balance, a display as shown in FIG. 6 is displayed on the display unit 120 to notify the user. Detailed operation will be described later.

  In the present embodiment, it is assumed that the functional configuration is logically realized by the CPU 150 executing a program. For example, these functions are configured by an ASIC (Application Specific Integrated Circuit) or the like. You may implement | achieve by the physical structure of.

  Note that each of the above configurations is a main configuration necessary for realizing the present invention by the wireless terminal 100, and other configurations necessary for the wireless terminal 100 are provided as necessary.

The above is the description of the configuration of the wireless terminal 100.
Next, the operation of the wireless terminal 100 having the above configuration will be described with reference to the drawings.

  First, an operation when the detection condition table 400 for the timing at which the CPU 150 detects commuter pass information from the non-contact IC unit 180 is changed (initially set) in accordance with a user setting operation will be described.

FIG. 7 is a flowchart for explaining the operation of the setting process.
When the wireless terminal 100 is initially activated or when a predetermined operation is performed on the operation unit 110 by the user, the CPU 150 executes a setting process illustrated in FIG.

  First, the CPU 150 determines whether or not the user has set cycle detection (step S101).

  When cycle detection is set (step S101; Yes), the cycle input in the setting content of “cycle detection” in the detection condition table 400 is stored, and the valid flag is set to “1” (step S102).

  When cycle detection is not set (step S101; No), the “cycle detection” valid flag is set to “0” (step S103).

  Subsequently, the CPU 150 determines whether or not the user has set on-time detection (step S104).

  When the scheduled detection is set (step S104; Yes), the input time is stored in the setting contents of “scheduled detection” in the detection condition table 400, and the valid flag is set to “1” (step S105).

  When the scheduled detection is not set (step S104; No), the valid flag of “scheduled detection” is set to “0” (step S106).

  Next, it is determined whether or not the user has set detection when passing through the automatic ticket gate (step S107).

  When detection at the time of automatic ticket gate passing is set (step S107; Yes), the valid flag of “detection at passage of automatic ticket gate” in the detection condition table 400 is set to “1” (step S108).

  When the detection at the time of automatic ticket gate passing is not set (step S107; No), the valid flag of “detection at the time of automatic ticket gate passing” of the detection condition table 400 is set to “0” (step S109).

  Next, it is determined whether or not the user has set balance comparison (step S110).

  When the balance comparison is set (step S110; Yes), the amount input in the “balance comparison” setting content of the detection condition table 400 is stored, and the valid flag is set to “1” (step S111).

  When balance comparison is not set (step S110; No), the valid flag of “balance comparison” in the detection condition table 400 is set to “0” (step S112).

  Finally, it is determined whether or not the user has finished the setting operation (step S113).

  When the setting operation is finished (step S113; Yes), the setting process is finished.

  If the setting operation has not been completed, for example, by the user performing an operation to redo the setting from the beginning (step S113; No), the process is returned to the beginning, and the determination is redone.

  In this way, the detection condition table 400 can be changed (initial setting).

  Next, an operation in which the CPU 150 periodically detects commuter pass information when the valid flag of “period detection” in the detection condition table 400 is “1” and the period detection is valid will be described.

FIG. 8 is a flowchart for explaining the operation of the periodic processing.
When the period detection is valid, the CPU 150 executes the period process shown in FIG.

  First, the CPU 150 acquires commuter pass information from the memory 182 of the non-contact IC unit 180 (step S201).

  Then, it is determined whether or not the expiration date of the acquired commuter pass information is valid (step S202).

  When the commuter pass is valid (step S202; Yes), the CPU 150 waits until the date set in the wireless terminal 100 is updated (step S203; No).

  When the date set in the wireless terminal 100 is updated (step S203; Yes), the process returns to step S201, and commuter pass information is acquired again.

  On the other hand, when the commuter pass is not valid (step S202; No), the CPU 150 executes a payout notification process (step S204).

FIG. 9 is a flowchart for explaining the operation of the payout notification process.
The operation of the payout notification process will be described with reference to FIG. The payout notifying process is a process for notifying that when the commuter pass has expired and is not valid, when the payout is paid out.

  In the payout notification process, first, the CPU 150 acquires charge balance information from the memory 182 of the non-contact IC unit 180 (step S301).

  Then, with reference to the detection condition table 400, it is determined whether or not “balance balance” is valid (step S302).

  If the balance comparison is valid (step S302; Yes), the charge balance information is compared with the detection condition table 400 to determine whether or not the charge balance is smaller than the comparison amount (step S303).

  When the charge balance is larger than the comparison amount (step S303; No), the payout notification process is terminated without performing the payout notification.

  When the charge balance is smaller than the comparison amount (step S303; Yes), or when the “balance comparison” is invalid (step S302; No), the payment history information is acquired from the memory 182 of the non-contact IC unit 180 (step). S304).

  And it is discriminate | determined whether the boarding / alighting history is added to payment history information (step S305).

  When the boarding / alighting history is not added (step S305; No), payout notification is not performed and the payout notification process is terminated.

  When the boarding / exiting history is added (step S305; Yes), the CPU 150 displays on the display unit 120 that the fee has been paid out from the charge balance because the commuter pass is invalid, as shown in FIG. (Step S306).

  This completes the payout notification process. In this way, it is possible to notify the user that the fee has been paid out from the charge balance because the commuter pass is invalid. The notification method is not limited to the display by the display unit 120, and a voice or the like may be emitted from the voice processing unit 130 or may be notified by the vibrator function of the wireless terminal 100.

  When the payout notification process ends, the process returns to the periodic process of FIG. Then, the CPU 150 waits for the period of the detection cycle set in the detection condition table 400 and the execution of the cycle process (step S205).

  With the periodic process described above, it is possible to detect commuter pass information at regular intervals. And since a commuter pass is invalid, when a charge is paid out from the charge balance, this can be notified to the user.

  The operation when the non-contact IC unit 180 receives a request from the automatic ticket gate 200 or the wireless communication unit 170 will be described.

When receiving the request, the IC card control unit 181 of the non-contact IC unit 180 executes a request reception process.
FIG. 10 is a flowchart for explaining the operation of the request reception process.

  In the request reception process, first, the IC card control unit 181 determines whether or not the received request is a request from the automatic ticket gate 200 (step S601).

  When the request is from the automatic ticket gate 200 (step S601; Yes), the request is analyzed (step S602). Requests from the automatic ticket gate 200 include a commuter pass and charge balance information output request and a fare payment request.

  Subsequently, the IC card control unit 181 executes processing according to the analyzed request (step S603). The IC card control unit 181 executes transmission of requested information and fare payment processing.

  Then, the IC card control unit 181 reduces the paid amount from the charge balance of the charge balance / payment history information stored in the memory 182 and updates the payment history information (step S604).

  The IC card control unit 181 outputs a payment notification to the wireless communication unit 170 (step S605), and ends the request reception process.

  On the other hand, when the request is not from the automatic ticket gate 200 (step S601; No), the IC card control unit 181 determines whether or not the received request is a request from the wireless communication unit 170 (step S606).

  If it is not a request from the wireless communication unit 170 (step S606; No), the request reception process is terminated.

  If the request is from the wireless communication unit 170 (step S606; Yes), the information output request is analyzed (step S607).

  Then, the IC card control unit 181 outputs the analyzed request type information to the wireless communication unit 170 (step S608). Then, the request reception process ends.

FIG. 11 is a sequence diagram illustrating a specific example of periodic processing. In the example of FIG. 11, it is assumed that the expiry date of the commuter pass of the non-contact IC unit 180 has expired.
In the sequence diagram of FIG. 11, the CPU 150 obtains commuter pass information (step S201), charge balance information (step S301), and payment history information (step S304) from the non-contact IC unit 180, and there is no boarding / exiting history (steps). S305; No), without notification, waits for a set cycle time (step S205).

  On the other hand, the non-contact IC unit 180 receives a commuter pass information output request from the automatic ticket checker 200 (step S601), and transmits the commuter pass information to the automatic ticket checker 200 (step S603). Since the expiry date of the commuter pass information is invalid, an output request for charge balance information is received from the automatic ticket checker 200 (step S601), and the charge balance information is transmitted to the automatic ticket checker 200 (step S603). Also, a fare payment request is received (step S601), and a fare payment process is performed (step S603). When the fare is paid, the non-contact IC unit 180 updates the charge balance / payment history information (step S604).

  When the set cycle time elapses, the CPU 150 executes the cycle process again. Since the payment history information is updated this time, a screen as shown in FIG. 6 is displayed on the display unit 120 to notify that the commuter pass is invalid and the fare has been paid out from the charge balance.

  By the periodic processing of the wireless communication unit 170 and the request reception processing of the non-contact IC unit 180 described above, the commuter pass information can be detected at regular intervals, and the fee is paid out from the charge balance because the commuter pass is invalid. If so, this can be periodically notified to the user.

  Next, the operation in the case where the valid flag of “scheduled detection” in the detection condition table 400 is “1” and the scheduled detection is valid will be described.

FIG. 12 is a flowchart for explaining the operation of the time processing.
When the scheduled detection is valid, the CPU 150 executes time processing shown in FIG.

  In the time processing, first, the CPU 150 determines whether or not the time set for “scheduled detection” in the detection condition table 400 has come (step S401).

  If the set time has not been reached (step S401; No), the process waits until the set time is reached.

  When the set time is reached (step S401; Yes), commuter pass information is acquired from the memory 182 of the non-contact IC unit 180 (step S402).

  Then, it is determined whether or not the expiration date of the acquired commuter pass information is valid (step S403).

  If the commuter pass is valid (step S403; Yes), notification is not performed and the time processing is terminated.

  When the commuter pass is not valid (step S403; No), the payout notification process shown in FIG. 9 is executed, and when the fee is paid out from the charge balance because the commuter pass is invalid, this is notified to the user. (Step S404). Then, the time processing ends.

FIG. 13 is a sequence diagram illustrating a specific example of time processing. In the example of FIG. 13, it is assumed that the expiry date of the commuter pass of the non-contact IC unit 180 has expired and the payout has been made before the set time.
In the sequence diagram of FIG. 13, when the CPU 150 detects the set time (step S401; Yes), the commuter pass information (step S402), the charge balance information (step S301), and the payment history information (step S304) are displayed in the non-contact IC unit. 6 is displayed on the display unit 120 to notify that the commuter pass is invalid and the fare has been paid out from the charge balance.

  With the time processing described above, it is possible to detect commuter pass information at the set time. And since a commuter pass is invalid, when a charge is paid out from the charge balance, this can be notified to the user.

  Next, an operation in the case where the valid flag of “detection when passing through automatic ticket checker” in detection condition table 400 is “1” and detection when passing through automatic ticket checker is valid will be described.

FIG. 14 is a flowchart for explaining the operation of the passage process.
When the detection at the time of passing through the automatic ticket gate is valid, the CPU 150 executes the passing process shown in FIG.

  In the passing process, first, the CPU 150 determines whether or not a payout notification has been acquired from the IC card control unit 181 (step S501).

  When the payout notification is not acquired (step S501; No), the process waits until the payout notification is acquired.

  When the payout notification is acquired (step S501; Yes), the commuter pass information is acquired from the memory 182 of the non-contact IC unit 180 (step S502).

  And it is discriminate | determined whether the expiration date of the acquired commuter pass information is effective (step S503).

  If the commuter pass is valid (step S503; Yes), the notification is not performed and the passage process is terminated.

  When the commuter pass is not valid (step S503; No), the payout notification process shown in FIG. 9 is executed, and when the fee is paid out from the charge balance because the commuter pass is invalid, this is notified to the user. (Step S504). Then, the passage process ends.

FIG. 15 is a sequence diagram illustrating a specific example of the passage process. In the example of FIG. 15, it is assumed that the expiry date of the commuter pass of the non-contact IC unit 180 has been paid out from the charge balance when passing through the automatic ticket gate.
In the sequence diagram of FIG. 15, when the CPU 150 obtains a payment notification (step S605) from the non-contact IC unit 180 (step S501; Yes), commuter pass information (step S502), charge balance information (step S301), payment history information. (Step S304) is acquired from the non-contact IC unit 180, and a screen as shown in FIG. 6 is displayed on the display unit 120 to notify that the commuter pass is invalid and the fare has been paid out from the charge balance.

  The pass processing described above makes it possible to detect commuter pass information when passing through an automatic ticket gate. And since a commuter pass is invalid, when a charge is paid out from the charge balance, this can be notified to the user.

  In addition, this invention is not limited to the said embodiment, A various deformation | transformation and application are possible.

  In the above embodiment, the program executed by the CPU 150 is stored in advance in the program storage area 161 of the storage unit 160, but may be stored in the program storage area 161 via a communication network.

It is a block diagram which shows the structure of the radio | wireless terminal which concerns on embodiment of this invention. It is a block diagram for demonstrating the structure of a memory | storage part. It is a figure which shows the example of a search condition table. It is a block diagram which shows the structure of a non-contact IC part. It is a figure which shows the memory content of the memory of a non-contact IC part. It is a display example of a notification screen when a commuter pass is invalid and paid out from a charge balance. It is a flowchart for demonstrating the operation | movement of a setting process. It is a flowchart for demonstrating operation | movement of a periodic process. It is a flowchart for demonstrating the operation | movement of a payout alerting | reporting process. It is a flowchart for demonstrating operation | movement of a request | requirement reception process. It is a sequence diagram for demonstrating the specific example of a periodic process. It is a flowchart for demonstrating the operation | movement of a time process. It is a sequence diagram for demonstrating the specific example of a time process. It is a flowchart for demonstrating the operation | movement of a passage process. It is a sequence diagram for demonstrating the specific example of a passage process.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 100 ... Wireless terminal, 110 ... Operation part, 120 ... Display part, 130 ... Sound processing part, 131 ... Speaker, 132 ... Microphone, 140 ... Communication part, 141 ... Antenna, 150 ... CPU, 160 ... Memory | storage part, 161 ... Program Storage area, 162 ... Detection condition table storage area, 170 ... Wireless communication section, 180 ... Non-contact IC section, 181 ... IC card control section, 182 ... Memory, 183 ... Communication control section, 184 ... Antenna, 200 ... Automatic ticket gate , 400 ... Detection condition table

Claims (6)

In the wireless terminal that has a function as a commuter pass and a fare payment function, and when the commuter pass is not within the expiration date when passing through the automatic ticket gate,
Expiration date determining means for determining whether the commuter pass is within the expiration date;
When the expiry date determining means determines that the commuter pass is not within the expiry date, it is added to the automatic ticket checker by the fare payment function based on whether or not a history of paying fare by the fare payment function is added. A payout discriminating means for discriminating whether or not the fare has been paid out;
Informing means for notifying the user that the commuter pass is not within the expiration date when the payout determining means determines that the fare has been paid to the automatic ticket gate by the fare payment function;
With
The expiration date determining means can determine whether or not the commuter pass is within the expiration date at a plurality of timings,
A plurality of timings for determining whether or not the commuter pass is within the expiration date by the expiration date determination means, further comprising a timing setting means for setting whether to validate or invalidate each,
The wireless terminal characterized in that the expiration date determining means determines whether or not the commuter pass is within the expiration date at a timing set to be valid by the timing setting means. Amount setting means for setting an amount for determining the amount of balance that can be paid by the fare payment function;
When the payout determining means determines that the fare has been paid to the automatic ticket gate by the fare payment function, it is determined whether or not the balance payable by the fare payment function is smaller than the amount set by the amount setting means A payable balance determination means for
The notification means includes
When the payable balance determination means determines that the balance payable by the fare payment function is smaller than the amount set by the amount setting means, the user is notified that the commuter pass is not within the expiration date. The wireless terminal according to claim 1. One of a plurality of timings at which it is possible to determine whether the commuter pass is within the expiration date by the expiration date determination means is a predetermined cycle,
It further comprises a period setting means for setting a period for the expiration date determination means to determine whether the commuter pass is within the expiration date,
The expiration date determining means includes
The wireless terminal according to claim 1 or 2, wherein it is determined whether or not the commuter pass is within an expiration date for each period set by the period setting unit. One of a plurality of timings at which it is possible to determine whether the commuter pass is within the expiration date by the expiration date determination means is a predetermined time,
Further comprising time setting means for setting a time at which the expiration date determination means determines whether the commuter pass is within the expiration date;
The expiration date determining means includes
The wireless terminal according to claim 1 or 2, wherein it is determined whether or not the commuter pass is within an expiration date at the time set by the time setting means. One of a plurality of timings at which it is possible to determine whether or not the commuter pass is within the expiration date by the expiration date determination means is when the automatic ticket gate passes,
The expiration date determining means includes
3. The wireless terminal according to claim 1, wherein it is determined whether or not the commuter pass is within an expiration date when passing through an automatic ticket gate. A computer with a commuter pass function and a fare payment function, and if the commuter pass is not within the expiration date when passing through the automatic ticket gate,
An expiration date determination function for determining whether the commuter pass is within the expiration date;
When it is determined that the commuter pass is not within the expiration date by the expiration date determination function, the fare payment function determines whether the fare payment function has been added to the automatic ticket checker. A payout determination function for determining whether or not a fare has been paid out;
A notification function for notifying the user that the commuter pass is not within the expiration date when it is determined that the fare is paid out to the automatic ticket gate by the fare payment function by the payout determination function;
Realized,
In the expiration date determination function, whether or not the commuter pass is within the expiration date can be determined at a plurality of timings,
A plurality of timings for determining whether or not the commuter pass is within the expiration date by the expiration date determination function, further realizing a timing setting function for setting whether to validate or invalidate each,
The program for determining whether or not the commuter pass is within the expiration date at the timing set to be valid by the timing setting function.

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