JP7173635B2 - System for full service gas station and method of refueling system for full service gas station - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a service station system, an information processing method, and a program.

Patent Literature 1 describes that in a system for a full-service service station in which a worker performs operations necessary for refueling, a worker who serves customers carries a portable terminal. In the system described in Patent Literature 1, a mobile terminal accepts an input about refueling conditions obtained by a worker's operation.

JP 2014-137652 A

However, in the system described in Patent Literature 1, it is necessary for a worker to operate a portable terminal to input fueling conditions including information on the amount of fuel to be fed, the type of oil, and information for determining the weighing machine to be used. For this reason, the burden on the worker increases.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION It is an object of the present invention to provide a gas station system, an information processing method, and a program that can reduce the burden on workers who supply fuel.

According to one aspect of the present invention, a plurality of weighing machines that are installed at a gas station and are operated by a worker at the gas station to supply fuel, a control device that controls the plurality of weighing machines, and communication with the control device a gas station server capable of communicating with each of the gas station servers of the plurality of gas station systems via a network; a customer terminal owned by a customer and capable of communicating with the customer, wherein the customer terminal receives input of refueling information; a beacon device for transmitting a beacon signal including weighing machine identification information for identifying the gas station, gas station identification information for identifying the gas station, and management server identification information for identifying the management server; Stores a first correspondence table indicating a correspondence between management server identification information and unique information specifying a transmission destination of the management server, and the management server identifies the gas station identification information and the transmission destination of the gas station server. The customer terminal receives the beacon signal and receives the weighing machine identification information, the gas station identification information for identifying the gas station, and the management server. identification information, and transmitting the refueling information, the weighing machine identification information, and the gas station identification information to the management server via the network based on the first correspondence table; The management server receives the refueling information, the weighing machine identification information, and the gas station identification information, and based on the second correspondence table, connects the network to the gas station server corresponding to the gas station identification information. The gas station server receives the fueling information and the weighing machine identification information, and transmits the fueling information and the weighing machine identification information to the control device. The control device receives the refueling information and the weighing machine identification information, and permits the weighing machine corresponding to the weighing machine identification information to refuel according to the refueling information. There is provided a system for a full service gas station characterized by:
According to another aspect of the present invention, there are provided a plurality of weighing machines installed at a gas station to supply fuel by operation of a worker at the gas station, a control device controlling the plurality of weighing machines, and the control device. a plurality of gas station systems having a communicable gas station server; a management server communicable with each gas station server of said plurality of gas station systems via a network; and said management server via a network a customer owned customer terminal capable of communicating with a customer terminal, wherein refueling information is input to the customer terminal; a beacon device for transmitting a beacon signal including weighing machine identification information for identifying a weighing machine and management server identification information for identifying the management server, and the customer terminal transmits the management server identification information and the management server The management server stores a first correspondence table showing the correspondence between the unique information specifying the destination and the second correspondence table showing the correspondence between the weighing machine identification information and the unique information specifying the destination of the gas station server. The customer terminal receives the beacon signal, acquires the weighing machine identification information and the management server identification information, and based on the first correspondence table, the management server , the management server receives the refueling information and the weighing machine identification information, and receives the refueling information and the weighing machine identification information based on the second correspondence table and transmits the fueling information and the weighing machine identification information to a gas station server corresponding to the weighing machine identification information via a network, and the gas station server transmits the fueling information and the weighing machine identification information. and transmitting the refueling information and the weighing machine identification information to the control device, the control device receiving the refueling information and the weighing machine identification information, and receiving the weighing machine identification information A system for a full-service gas station is provided, wherein the weighing machine corresponding to is permitted to refuel according to the refueling information.

According to still another aspect of the present invention, a plurality of weighing machines installed at a gas station to supply fuel by operation of a worker at the gas station, a control device for controlling the plurality of weighing machines, and the control device a gas station server capable of communicating with a plurality of gas station systems; a management server capable of communicating with each of the gas station servers of the plurality of gas station systems via a network; a customer terminal owned by a customer and capable of communicating with a server, wherein each of the plurality of weighing machines has weighing machine identification information identifying the weighing machine and gas station identification information for identifying the gas station and management server identification information for identifying the management server. and storing, by the customer terminal, a first correspondence table showing correspondence between the management server identification information and unique information specifying a transmission destination of the management server; a step of storing a second correspondence table indicating a correspondence between the beacon signal and the unique information specifying the transmission destination of the gas station server; gas station identification information for identifying a gas station and the management server identification information; transmitting the gas station identification information; receiving the gas station identification information, the weighing machine identification information, and the gas station identification information by the management server; transmitting the refueling information and the weighing machine identification information to a gas station server corresponding to the gas station identification information via a network; and transmitting the fuel supply information and the weighing machine identification information to the control device; receiving the fueling information and the weighing machine identification information by the control device; and allowing the weighing machine corresponding to the information to refuel according to the refueling information.
According to still another aspect of the present invention, a plurality of weighing machines installed at a gas station to supply fuel by operation of a worker at the gas station, a control device for controlling the plurality of weighing machines, and the control device a gas station server capable of communicating with a plurality of gas station systems; a management server capable of communicating with each of the gas station servers of the plurality of gas station systems via a network; a customer terminal owned by a customer and capable of communicating with a server, wherein each of the plurality of weighing machines has weighing machine identification information identifying the weighing machine and management server identification information for identifying the management server. a step of storing a first correspondence table indicating correspondence between information and unique information specifying a transmission destination of the management server; and specifying a transmission destination of the weighing machine identification information and the gas station server by the management server. a step of storing a second correspondence table showing correspondence with specific information; receiving the beacon signal by the customer terminal to acquire the weighing machine identification information and the management server identification information; transmitting the refueling information and the weighing machine identification information to the management server via the network based on the correspondence table of 1; , and based on the second correspondence table, transmitting the refueling information and the weighing machine identification information to a gas station server corresponding to the weighing machine identification information via a network; a step of receiving the refueling information and the weighing machine identification information from the gas station server and transmitting the refueling information and the weighing machine identification information to the control device; and the weighing machine identification information, and permitting the weighing machine corresponding to the weighing machine identification information to refuel according to the refueling information. A system lubrication method is provided.

According to still another aspect of the present invention, a plurality of weighing machines installed at a gas station to supply fuel by operation of a worker at the gas station, a control device for controlling the plurality of weighing machines, and the control device and a customer terminal owned by a customer, capable of communicating with each of the gas station servers of the plurality of gas station systems via a network. In the system for a full-service gas station, the customer terminal receives input of refueling information, and each of the plurality of weighing machines includes weighing machine identification information for identifying the weighing machine and the gas station server. and a beacon device for transmitting a beacon signal containing the gas station server identification information, and the customer terminal indicates the correspondence between the gas station server identification information and unique information specifying the transmission destination of the gas station server. A correspondence table is stored, and the customer terminal receives the beacon signal, acquires the weighing machine identification information and the gas station server identification information, and stores the gas station server identification information based on the correspondence table. the fueling information and the weighing machine identification information are transmitted via a network to the gas station server corresponding to the gas station server, the gas station server receives the fueling information and the weighing machine identification information, transmitting the refueling information and the weighing machine identification information to the control device, the control device receiving the refueling information and the weighing machine identification information, and the weighing machine corresponding to the weighing machine identification information; A system for a full-service gas station characterized by permitting refueling according to the refueling information is provided.
According to still another aspect of the present invention, a plurality of weighing machines installed at a gas station to supply fuel by operation of a worker at the gas station, a control device for controlling the plurality of weighing machines, and the control device and a customer terminal owned by a customer, capable of communicating with each of the gas station servers of the plurality of gas station systems via a network. wherein each of the plurality of weighing machines has a beacon signal that includes weighing machine identification information that identifies the weighing machine and gas station server identification information that identifies the gas station server a step of inputting refueling information using the customer terminal; and using the customer terminal, the identification information of the gas station server and the unique information specifying the transmission destination of the gas station server. a step of storing a correspondence table showing correspondence; receiving the beacon signal by the customer terminal, acquiring the weighing machine identification information and the gas station server identification information; transmitting the fueling information and the weighing machine identification information to the gas station server corresponding to the gas station server identification information via a network; receiving information and transmitting the fueling information and the weighing machine identification information to the control device; receiving the fueling information and the weighing machine identification information by the control device; and a step of permitting the weighing machine corresponding to the machine identification information to refuel according to the refueling information.

ADVANTAGE OF THE INVENTION According to this invention, the burden of the worker who refuels can be reduced.

It is a figure which shows the structure of the system for full service gas stations by 1st Embodiment. It is a figure which shows the structure of the gas station system by 1st Embodiment. 1 is a block diagram of a gas station server according to the first embodiment; FIG. 1 is a block diagram of a weighing machine control device according to a first embodiment; FIG. 1 is a block diagram of a mobile terminal according to a first embodiment; FIG. It is a figure which shows an example of the overview of the weighing machine by 1st Embodiment. 4 is a diagram showing information included in a two-dimensional code according to the first embodiment; FIG. FIG. 4 is a diagram showing an example of information input to the mobile terminal according to the first embodiment; FIG. It is a figure which shows the example of the correspondence table memorize|stored in the management server by 1st Embodiment. FIG. 5 is a sequence chart showing an example of the flow until refueling is completed according to the first embodiment; FIG. It is a figure which shows the structure of the system for full service gas stations by 2nd Embodiment. It is a figure which shows the structure of the gas station system by 2nd Embodiment. FIG. 10 is a diagram showing information included in a two-dimensional code according to the second embodiment; FIG. FIG. 10 is a diagram showing an example of information input to the mobile terminal according to the second embodiment; FIG. FIG. 11 is a sequence chart showing an example of the flow until refueling is completed according to the second embodiment; FIG. FIG. 11 is a diagram showing an example of an overview of a weighing machine according to a third embodiment; FIG. 10 is a diagram showing information included in a beacon signal according to the third embodiment; FIG. 10 is a diagram showing an example of information input to the mobile terminal according to the third embodiment; FIG. FIG. 12 is a diagram showing an example of a correspondence table stored in a mobile terminal and a management server according to the third embodiment; FIG. FIG. 11 is a sequence chart showing an example of the flow until refueling is completed according to the third embodiment; FIG. FIG. 12 is a diagram showing information included in a beacon signal according to the fourth embodiment; FIG. FIG. 12 is a diagram showing an example of information input to a mobile terminal according to the fourth embodiment; FIG. FIG. 13 is a diagram showing an example of a correspondence table stored in a mobile terminal according to the fourth embodiment; FIG. FIG. 12 is a sequence chart showing an example of the flow until refueling is completed according to the fourth embodiment; FIG. FIG. 11 is a block diagram of a gas station system according to a fifth embodiment; FIG. 10 illustrates a beacon device according to another embodiment;

(First embodiment)
A first embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 10. FIG.

FIG. 1 is a diagram showing the configuration of a system for a full-service filling station according to this embodiment. A system for a full-service gas station includes a plurality of gas station systems 1 , mobile terminals (customer terminals) 2 , and a management server 3 . The gas station system 1 is a computer system for refueling in a full-service manner, and is installed at each gas station. In the full-service scheme, the customer's vehicle is refueled by a worker who is a gas station clerk. Gas station system 1 can communicate with management server 3 via network 5 such as the Internet. The mobile terminal 2 is a terminal owned by a customer, has an imaging function such as a camera, and is, for example, a smart phone, a tablet terminal, a wearable terminal, or the like. The mobile terminal 2 is connected to the network 5 from the base station 4 via the mobile communication network 6 and can communicate with the management server 3 . The management server 3 can communicate with the gas station system 1 via the network 5, and aggregates and manages, for example, sales data of each gas station. The management server 3 can communicate with the mobile terminal 2 via the network 5 . The management server 3 includes a CPU (Central Processing Unit), a memory, a communication I/F (Interface), a display, a keyboard, and the like. The number of gas station systems 1 included in the system for full-service gas stations is not particularly limited, and may be one.

FIG. 2 is a diagram showing the configuration of the gas station system 1 according to this embodiment. The gas station system 1 includes a gas station server 11 , a weighing machine control device 12 , a plurality of weighing machines (fueling devices) 13 , and a plurality of external machines (ordering machines) 14 . The gas station server 11 can communicate with the management server 3 via the network 5, and manages, for example, gas station customer data, sales data, and the like. The weighing machine control device 12 is communicably connected to the gas station server 11 and controls the weighing machine 13 and the external machine 14 included in the gas station system 1 . The weighing machine 13 is a refueling device that refuels a customer's vehicle by the operation of an operator at a refueling station. The weighing machine 13 has nozzles for high-octane, regular, and light oil, and is used in combination with the external machine 14 . The weighing machine 13 is connected to the weighing machine control device 12 via an SS-LAN (Service Station Local Area Network) 7 . In SS-LAN7, communication is performed based on the RS485 protocol. The external machine 14 has a banknote handling device, a coin handling device, a card reader, a display device, an input device, a printer, and the like. The external machine 14 is provided above the weighing machine 13 or in the vicinity of the weighing machine 13 and used as a pair with the weighing machine 13 . The external machine 14 is connected to the weighing machine control device 12 via a LAN (Local Area Network) 8 . Communication is performed on the LAN 8 based on the TCP/IP protocol. The number of weighing machine 13 and external machine 14 included in gas station system 1 is not particularly limited, and may be one each.

FIG. 3 is a block diagram of gas station server 11 according to the present embodiment. Gas station server 11 includes CPU 111 , ROM (Read Only Memory) 112 , RAM (Random Access Memory) 113 , storage device 114 , display device 115 , input device 116 , communication I/F 117 and bus 118 . Each section is interconnected via a bus 118 .

The CPU 111 controls each part of the service station server 11 by an application program. ROM 112 is a non-volatile memory and stores an application program for controlling each part of service station server 11 . A RAM 113 provides a memory area necessary for the operation of the CPU 111 . The storage device 114 is a mass storage device such as a hard disk.

The display device 115 is composed of, for example, a liquid crystal display, an OLED (Organic Light Emitting Diode) display, an LED (Light Emitting Diode) display, or the like. The input device 116 is composed of, for example, a keyboard, mouse, touch panel, and the like. Communication I/F 117 is a communication unit that transmits and receives data.

FIG. 4 is a block diagram of the weighing machine control device 12 according to this embodiment. The weighing machine control device 12 includes a CPU 121 , a ROM 122 , a RAM 123 , a storage device 124 , a display device 125 , an input device 126 , a first communication I/F 127 , a second communication I/F 128 and a bus 129 . Each section is interconnected via a bus 129 .

The CPU 121 controls each part of the weighing machine control device 12 by application programs. The ROM 122 is composed of non-volatile memory and stores application programs for controlling each part of the weighing machine control device 12 . A RAM 123 provides a memory area necessary for the operation of the CPU 121 . The storage device 124 is a mass storage device such as a hard disk.

The display device 125 is composed of, for example, a liquid crystal display, an OLED display, an LED display, or the like. The input device 126 is composed of, for example, a keyboard, mouse, touch panel, and the like.

The first communication I/F 127 is a communication unit that transmits and receives data based on the TCP/IP protocol, and can communicate with the gas station server 11 and the external machine 14 . The second communication I/F 128 is a communication unit that transmits and receives data based on the RS485 protocol, and can communicate with the weighing machine 13 .

FIG. 5 is a block diagram of the mobile terminal 2 according to this embodiment. The mobile terminal 2 includes a CPU 201 , a ROM 202 , a RAM 203 , a storage device 204 , a display 205 , a touch sensor 206 , a first wireless communication section 207 , a second wireless communication section 208 , an imaging section 209 and a bus 210 . Each unit is interconnected via a bus 210 .

CPU201 controls each part of the portable terminal 2 by an application program. The ROM 202 is composed of nonvolatile memory and stores application programs for controlling each part of the mobile terminal 2 . A RAM 203 provides a memory area necessary for the operation of the CPU 201 . The storage device 204 is a mass storage device such as a hard disk.

The display 205 is a touch panel with a touch sensor 206 arranged on its surface. The display 205 is composed of, for example, a liquid crystal display, an OLED display, an LED display, or the like.

The first wireless communication unit 207 is a communication unit that performs wireless communication by connecting to the mobile communication network 6, and can perform, for example, third generation mobile communication, LTE (Long Term Evolution), fourth generation mobile communication, and the like. configured to

The second wireless communication unit 208 is a communication unit that transmits and receives data by wireless communication. , infrared wireless communication, and the like.

The imaging unit 209 includes, for example, an area sensor such as a CCD (Charge Coupled Device) sensor or a CMOS (Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor) sensor, and an analog/digital conversion circuit.

FIG. 6 is a diagram showing an example of an overview of the weighing machine 13 according to this embodiment. The weighing machine 13 has a high-octane nozzle 131, a regular nozzle 132, a light oil nozzle 133, and the like. A two-dimensional code 134, which is a display item, is attached to the surface of the housing of the weighing machine 13. FIG. A two-dimensional code 134 , which is a display item, is provided for each weighing machine 13 . The two-dimensional code 134 is a QR code (registered trademark) or the like. The two-dimensional code 134 may be printed on a medium such as a label, tag, paper, resin, plate, or card, or may be printed directly on the housing surface of the weighing machine 13 . In FIG. 6, the two-dimensional code 134 is displayed on the upper part of the weighing machine 13, but it may be displayed at any position where it can be visually recognized by the customer. The two-dimensional code 134 may be displayed on a display device such as a liquid crystal display (not shown).

FIG. 7 is a diagram showing information included in the two-dimensional code 134 according to this embodiment. In FIG. 7A, the two-dimensional code 134 includes destination information, gas station identification information, and weighing machine identification information. The destination information represents information about refueling information (hereinafter referred to as refueling information), information about the destinations of the gas station identification information and the weighing machine identification information, and is the IP address of the management server 3 . The refueling information indicates, for example, the type of oil, the refueling method, the settlement method, and the like. Gas station identification information and weighing machine identification information consist of a combination of letters and numbers. When the customer takes an image of the two-dimensional code 134 with the mobile terminal 2, the mobile terminal 2 sends the gas station identification information, the weighing machine identification information, and the refueling information input by the customer to the management server 3 indicated by the destination information. Send. As shown in FIG. 7B, the two-dimensional code 134 may include both the destination information and the weighing machine identification information without including the gas station identification information.

FIG. 8 is a diagram showing an example of information input to the mobile terminal 2 according to this embodiment. As shown in FIG. 8, the information input to the portable terminal 2 is gas station identification information, weighing machine identification information, oil type, refueling method, and settlement method. The customer activates an application program (hereinafter referred to as a refueling application) required to use the system for full-service gas stations on the mobile terminal 2, and displays the refueling information such as oil type, refueling method, and settlement method as shown in Fig. Input to each input column shown in 8. Oil types include high-octane, regular, light oil, and the like. Fueling methods include fixed amount, fixed amount, full tank, and the like. Payment methods include cash, electronic money, prepaid cards, credit cards, and the like. When the customer takes an image of the two-dimensional code 134 including the information shown in FIG. 7(a) using the mobile terminal 2, the mobile terminal 2 puts the gas station identification information and the weighing machine identification information into the respective input fields shown in FIG. input. In addition, the customer needs to download the refueling application to the mobile terminal 2 in advance.

FIG. 9 is a diagram showing an example of a correspondence table stored in the management server 3 according to this embodiment. FIG. 9A is a diagram showing a correspondence table between gas station identification information and IP addresses of the gas station server 11, which is stored in the management server 3. FIG. The gas station identification information is information for specifying each of the plurality of gas station systems 1 , and different identification information is assigned to each gas station system 1 . The IP address of the gas station server 11 of the gas station system 1 is stored in association with the gas station identification information. The management server 3 acquires the IP address of the gas station server 11 based on the gas station identification information received from the portable terminal 2 and referring to the correspondence table shown in FIG. Thereby, the management server 3 can transmit the refueling information and the weighing machine identification information to the service station server 11 indicated by the IP address. Note that as shown in FIG. 9B, a correspondence table between the weighing machine identification information and the IP address of the gas station server 11 may be stored in the management server 3 without using the gas station identification information. Each of the plurality of gas station systems 1 includes a plurality of weighing machines 13, and FIG. 9B shows a correspondence table in the case where the gas station system 1 includes ten weighing machines 13. FIG. The IP address of the gas station server 11 of the gas station system 1 is stored in association with the weighing machine identification information of the plurality of weighing machines 13 included in the gas station system 1 . Based on the weighing machine identification information received from the portable terminal 2, the management server 3 refers to the correspondence table shown in FIG. Thereby, the management server 3 can transmit the refueling information and the weighing machine identification information to the service station server 11 indicated by the IP address.

FIG. 10 is a sequence chart showing an example of the flow until refueling is completed according to this embodiment. 10, the two-dimensional code 134 includes the information shown in FIG. 7(a), and the management server 3 stores the correspondence table shown in FIG. 9(a).

First, the customer activates the refueling application on the mobile terminal 2 (step S101). The customer inputs oil type, oil supply method, and settlement method, which are oil supply information, on the screen of the oil supply application (step S102). At the time when the customer inputs the refueling information, the input fields for "gas station identification information" and "weighing machine identification information" shown in FIG. 8 are blank. The customer, carrying the mobile terminal 2, drives the vehicle to the desired gas station and parks the vehicle in front of the desired weighing machine 13, or, guided by the gas station worker, drives the vehicle in front of the weighing machine 13. is stopped (step S103). The customer takes an image of the two-dimensional code 134 displayed on the weighing machine 13 using the portable terminal 2 (step S104). At this time, the customer may take an image of the two-dimensional code 134 from inside the vehicle, or may go out of the vehicle and take an image of the two-dimensional code 134 . The two-dimensional code 134 includes information shown in FIG. 7(a).

The mobile terminal 2 decodes the two-dimensional code 134 and acquires the IP address of the management server 3, gas station identification information, and weighing machine identification information (step S105). The portable terminal 2 inputs the acquired gas station identification information and weighing machine identification information into the input fields for "gas station identification information" and "weighing machine identification information" shown in FIG. 8, respectively (step S106). The portable terminal 2 transmits the gas station identification information and the weighing machine identification information together with the refueling information to the management server 3 via the network 5 (step S107). That is, when the mobile terminal 2 captures an image of the two-dimensional code 134 and acquires the IP address of the management server 3, the gas station identification information, and the weighing machine identification information, the mobile terminal 2 acquires the gas station identification information and the weighing machine identification information. is transmitted to the management server 3 together with the refueling information. When the transmission is completed, the portable terminal 2 deletes the gas station identification information and the weighing machine identification information, and hides the input fields for "gas station identification information" and "weighing machine identification information" shown in FIG. step S108). By capturing the image of the two-dimensional code 134 including the weighing machine identification information with the portable terminal 2 in this way, the operator does not need to manually input the weighing machine identification information. Therefore, the burden on workers can be reduced.

The management server 3 receives the filling information, the filling station identification information, and the weighing machine identification information, refers to the correspondence table shown in FIG. acquire (step S109). The management server 3 transmits the refueling information and the weighing machine identification information to the service station server 11 indicated by the IP address (step S110). The gas station server 11 receives the refueling information and the weighing machine identification information, and transmits the refueling information and the weighing machine identification information to the weighing machine control device 12 (step S111).

The weighing machine control device 12 receives the refueling information and the weighing machine identification information, and determines whether or not the weighing machine 13 corresponding to the weighing machine identification information is in use (step S112). If it is determined that the weighing machine 13 is not in use (NO in step S112), the weighing machine control device 12 designates a nozzle corresponding to the type of oil included in the refueling information, and sends a nozzle use permission notice to the weighing machine. 13 (step S113). In addition, the weighing machine control device 12 transmits the refueling information to the external machine 14 used in pair with the weighing machine 13 (step S114).

The weighing machine 13 receives the notification of permission to use the nozzle, and the designated nozzle becomes usable (step S115). The external machine 14 receives the refueling information, and based on the received refueling information, displays on the display device information related to work performed by the worker before refueling, operation information of the external machine 14 and the weighing machine 13, and the like (step S116). Based on the information displayed on the external machine 14, the operator performs work before refueling on the external machine 14 (step S117). For example, the worker confirms the refueling information, and if the settlement method is electronic money or credit card, the operator receives the electronic money medium or credit card from the customer, and transfers the electronic money medium or credit card to the external machine 14. be read by a corresponding device provided in the Also, based on the information displayed on the external device 14, the worker performs pre-fueling work on the weighing machine 13 (step S118). For example, the worker removes the usable nozzle from the holder of the weighing machine 13, inserts the nozzle into the fuel filler port of the vehicle, and the like. It should be noted that the information about the work before refueling and the operation of the external machine 14 and the weighing machine 13 may be individually displayed on the respective display devices of the external machine 14 and the weighing machine 13 .

When the work before refueling is completed in this way, the weighing machine 13 is permitted to refuel by the weighing machine control device 12 and becomes ready for refueling (step S119). The worker uses the specified nozzle to refuel the customer's vehicle (step S120), and after refueling is completed, the external machine 14 performs work related to payment (step S121).

On the other hand, if it is determined that the weighing machine 13 is in use (YES in step S112), the weighing machine control device 12 transmits a notification that the weighing machine 13 is in use to the gas station server 11 ( step S122).

Gas station server 11 receives the notification that weighing machine 13 is in use, and transmits the notification to management server 3 (step S123). The management server 3 receives the notification that the weighing machine 13 is in use, and transmits the notification to the portable terminal 2 (step S124).

The portable terminal 2 receives the notification that the weighing machine 13 is in use, and displays a message that the weighing machine 13 is in use (step S125). As a result, the customer understands that the two-dimensional code 134 displayed on the weighing machine 13 in use has been mistakenly imaged by the mobile terminal 2, and the operator recognizes the two-dimensional code 134 displayed on the weighing machine 13 that can be refueled. The code 134 can be imaged again.

In addition, as shown in FIG. 7B, a two-dimensional code 134 that does not include gas station identification information may be used. In this case, the mobile terminal 2 captures and decodes the two-dimensional code 134 to acquire the IP address of the management server and the weighing machine identification information. The mobile terminal 2 transmits the weighing machine identification information to the management server 3 together with the refueling information. The management server 3 receives the refueling information and the weighing machine identification information from the portable terminal 2, refers to the correspondence table shown in FIG. 9B, and acquires the IP address of the gas station server 11 corresponding to the weighing machine identification information. do. The management server 3 transmits the refueling information and the weighing machine identification information to the service station server 11 indicated by the IP address. After that, the same processing as in step S111 and thereafter is performed, and the worker can refuel using the weighing machine 13 corresponding to the weighing machine identification information, as in FIG.

As described above, in the present embodiment, the two-dimensional code 134, which includes destination information and weighing machine identification information and is displayed on the weighing machine 13, is captured by the mobile terminal 2, whereby the weighing machine identification information is transmitted. and the weighing machine 13 corresponding to the weighing machine identification information becomes ready for refueling. Further, refueling information is transmitted from the mobile terminal 2 to the external machine 14 via the management server 3 , gas station server 11 and weighing machine control device 12 . As a result, the worker can refuel without manually inputting the weighing machine identification information and refueling information. Therefore, according to this embodiment, it is possible to reduce the burden on the worker who refuels.

(Second embodiment)
A second embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 11 to 15. FIG. In this embodiment, the mobile terminal 2 can communicate with the service station server 11 without going through the management server 3 . In the following, this embodiment will be described with a focus on the configuration different from that of the first embodiment. The same reference numerals are assigned to the same components as in the first embodiment, and the description is omitted or simplified.

FIG. 11 is a diagram showing the configuration of a system for full-service filling stations according to this embodiment. A system for a full-service gas station includes a plurality of gas station systems 1 and mobile terminals 2 . The gas station system 1 is a computer system for refueling in a full-service manner, and is installed at each gas station. Gas station system 1 can communicate with mobile terminal 2 via network 5 . The mobile terminal 2 is a terminal owned by a customer, has an imaging function such as a camera, and is, for example, a smart phone, a tablet terminal, a wearable terminal, or the like. The mobile terminal 2 is connected to the network 5 from the base station 4 via the mobile communication network 6 and can communicate with the gas station server 11 . The number of gas station systems 1 included in the system for full-service gas stations is not particularly limited, and may be one.

FIG. 12 is a diagram showing the configuration of the gas station system 1 according to this embodiment. The gas station system 1 includes a gas station server 11 , a weighing machine control device 12 , a plurality of weighing machines 13 , and a plurality of external machines 14 . The gas station server 11 can communicate with the mobile terminal 2 via the network 5, and manages, for example, gas station customer data, sales data, and the like. The weighing machine control device 12 is communicably connected to the gas station server 11 and controls the weighing machine 13 and the external machine 14 included in the gas station system 1 . The weighing machine 13 has nozzles for high-octane, regular, and light oil, and is used in combination with the external machine 14 . The weighing machine 13 is connected to the weighing machine control device 12 via the SS-LAN7. In SS-LAN7, communication is performed based on the RS485 protocol. The external machine 14 has a banknote handling device, a coin handling device, a card reader, a display device, an input device, a printer, and the like. The external machine 14 is provided above the weighing machine 13 or in the vicinity of the weighing machine 13 and used as a pair with the weighing machine 13 . The external machine 14 is connected to the weighing machine control device 12 via the LAN 8 . Communication is performed on the LAN 8 based on the TCP/IP protocol. The number of weighing machine 13 and external machine 14 included in gas station system 1 is not particularly limited, and may be one each.

FIG. 13 is a diagram showing information included in the two-dimensional code 134 according to this embodiment. As shown in FIG. 13, the two-dimensional code 134 includes destination information and weighing machine identification information. The destination information represents information regarding the destination of the refueling information and the weighing machine identification information, and is the IP address of the gas station server 11 . The refueling information indicates, for example, the type of oil, the refueling method, the settlement method, and the like. The weighing machine identification information consists of a combination of letters and numbers. When the customer takes an image of the two-dimensional code 134 with the mobile terminal 2, the mobile terminal 2 transmits the weighing machine identification information together with the refueling information input by the customer to the gas station server 11 indicated by the destination information.

FIG. 14 is a diagram showing an example of information input to the mobile terminal 2 according to this embodiment. As shown in FIG. 14, the information input to the portable terminal 2 is weighing machine identification information, oil type, oil supply method, and settlement method. The customer activates the refueling application on the mobile terminal 2, and inputs the refueling information, namely, the type of fuel, the refueling method, and the settlement method, in the input fields shown in FIG. Oil types include high-octane, regular, light oil, and the like. Fueling methods include fixed amount, fixed amount, full tank, and the like. Payment methods include cash, electronic money, prepaid cards, credit cards, and the like. When the customer takes an image of the two-dimensional code 134 including the information shown in FIG. 13 using the mobile terminal 2, the mobile terminal 2 inputs the weighing machine identification information into the input field shown in FIG.

FIG. 15 is a sequence chart showing an example of the flow until refueling is completed according to this embodiment.

First, the customer activates the refueling application on the mobile terminal 2 (step S201). The customer inputs oil type, oil supply method, and settlement method, which are oil supply information, on the screen of the oil supply application (step S202). When the customer inputs the refueling information, the input field for "weighing machine identification information" shown in FIG. 14 is blank. The customer, carrying the mobile terminal 2, drives the vehicle to the desired gas station and parks the vehicle in front of the desired weighing machine 13, or, guided by the gas station worker, drives the vehicle in front of the weighing machine 13. is stopped (step S203). The customer takes an image of the two-dimensional code 134 displayed on the weighing machine 13 using the portable terminal 2 (step S204). At this time, the customer may take an image of the two-dimensional code 134 from inside the vehicle, or may go out of the vehicle and take an image of the two-dimensional code 134 . Note that the two-dimensional code 134 includes information shown in FIG.

The mobile terminal 2 decodes the two-dimensional code 134 and acquires the IP address of the service station server 11 and the weighing machine identification information (step S205). The mobile terminal 2 inputs the acquired weighing machine identification information into the input field of "weighing machine identification information" shown in FIG. 14 (step S206). The mobile terminal 2 transmits the weighing machine identification information to the gas station server 11 together with the refueling information via the network 5 (step S207). That is, when the portable terminal 2 captures the image of the two-dimensional code 134 and acquires the IP address of the gas station server 11 and the weighing machine identification information, the mobile terminal 2 transmits the weighing machine identification information to the gas station server 11 together with the refueling information. Send to When the transmission is completed, the mobile terminal 2 deletes the weighing machine identification information and hides the input field for "weighing machine identification information" shown in FIG. 14 (step S208). By capturing the image of the two-dimensional code 134 including the weighing machine identification information with the portable terminal 2 in this way, the customer does not need to manually input the weighing machine identification information. Therefore, the burden on workers can be reduced.

The gas station server 11 receives the refueling information and the weighing machine identification information, and transmits the refueling information and the weighing machine identification information to the weighing machine control device 12 (step S209).

The weighing machine control device 12 receives the refueling information and the weighing machine identification information, and determines whether or not the weighing machine 13 corresponding to the weighing machine identification information is in use (step S210). If it is determined that the weighing machine 13 is not in use (NO in step S210), the weighing machine control device 12 designates a nozzle corresponding to the type of oil included in the refueling information, and sends a nozzle use permission notice to the weighing machine. 13 (step S211). Further, the weighing machine control device 12 transmits the refueling information to the external machine 14 used in pair with the weighing machine 13 (step S212).

The weighing machine 13 receives the notification of permission to use the nozzle, and the designated nozzle becomes usable (step S213). The external machine 14 receives the refueling information, and based on the received refueling information, displays on the display device information related to work performed by the worker before refueling, operation information of the external machine 14 and the weighing machine 13, and the like (step S214). Based on the information displayed on the external machine 14, the worker performs pre-fueling work on the external machine 14 (step S215). Based on the information displayed on the external device 14, the worker performs pre-fueling work on the weighing machine 13 (step S216).

When the work before refueling is completed in this way, the weighing machine 13 is permitted to refuel by the weighing machine control device 12 and becomes ready for refueling (step S217). The worker uses the designated nozzle to refuel the customer's vehicle (step S218), and after refueling is completed, the external machine 14 performs work related to payment (step S219).

On the other hand, if it is determined that the weighing machine 13 is in use (YES in step S210), the weighing machine control device 12 transmits a notification that the weighing machine 13 is in use to the service station server 11 ( step S220).

Gas station server 11 receives the notification that weighing machine 13 is in use, and transmits the notification to portable terminal 2 (step S221).

The portable terminal 2 receives the notification that the weighing machine 13 is in use, and displays a message that the weighing machine 13 is in use (step S222).

As described above, in the present embodiment, the two-dimensional code 134, which includes destination information and weighing machine identification information and is displayed on the weighing machine 13, is captured by the mobile terminal 2, whereby the weighing machine identification information is transmitted. and the weighing machine 13 corresponding to the weighing machine identification information becomes ready for refueling. Further, refueling information is transmitted from the portable terminal 2 to the external machine 14 via the gas station server 11 and the weighing machine control device 12 . As a result, the worker can refuel without manually inputting the weighing machine identification information and refueling information. Therefore, according to this embodiment, it is possible to reduce the burden on the worker who refuels.

(Third embodiment)
A third embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 16 to 20. FIG. In this embodiment, a beacon device 334 is used instead of the two-dimensional code 134 . In the following, this embodiment will be described with a focus on the configuration different from that of the first embodiment. The same reference numerals are assigned to the same components as in the first embodiment, and the description is omitted or simplified.

The configuration of the system for full-service gas stations according to this embodiment is the same as the configuration of the system for full-service gas stations according to the first embodiment shown in FIG. including. The configuration of the gas station system 1 according to this embodiment is the same as the configuration of the gas station system 1 according to the first embodiment shown in FIG. , including a plurality of external machines 14 .

The gas station server 11, the weighing machine control device 12, and the portable terminal 2 according to the present embodiment have the configurations shown in FIGS. 3, 4, and 5, respectively. And the configuration of the mobile terminal 2 is the same. In addition, the mobile terminal 2 according to the present embodiment is configured to be able to receive a beacon signal from the beacon device 334 provided in the weighing machine 13 by the second wireless communication section 208 .

FIG. 16 is a diagram showing an example of an overview of the weighing machine 13 according to this embodiment. The weighing machine 13 has a high-octane nozzle 131, a regular nozzle 132, a light oil nozzle 133, and the like. In this embodiment, the weighing machine 13 is provided with a beacon device 334 instead of the two-dimensional code 134 . A beacon device 334 is provided for each weighing machine 13 . The beacon device 334 transmits a beacon signal at predetermined time intervals based on a communication standard such as BLE (Bluetooth (registered trademark) Low Energy). The predetermined time is several seconds, for example, two seconds. The radius of the signal transmission area of the beacon device 334 is, for example, 1 m. The beacon device 334 is attached at a position that does not overlap the signal transmission area of another beacon device 334 attached to another weighing machine 13 . Therefore, the mobile terminal 2 does not receive beacon signals from a plurality of beacon devices 334 at the same time. Note that the beacon device 334 may be powered by a battery, or may be powered by an AC/DC power source. Moreover, the number of the beacon devices 334 of the weighing machine 13 may be one or plural.

FIG. 17 is a diagram showing information included in the beacon signal according to this embodiment. In FIG. 17(a), the beacon signal includes destination information, gas station identification information, and weighing machine identification information. The transmission destination information represents information related to transmission destinations of information on refueling (hereinafter referred to as refueling information), gas station identification information, and weighing machine identification information, and is a management server identification code. The refueling information indicates, for example, the type of oil, the refueling method, the settlement method, and the like. When the mobile terminal 2 receives the beacon signal including the information shown in FIG. 17(a), it refers to the correspondence table shown in FIG. do. The mobile terminal 2 transmits the gas station identification code and the weighing machine identification code together with the refueling information input by the customer to the management server 3 indicated by the IP address. As shown in FIG. 17B, the beacon signal may include both the destination information and the weighing machine identification information without including the gas station identification information.

FIG. 18 is a diagram showing an example of information input to the mobile terminal 2 according to this embodiment. As shown in FIG. 18, the information input to the mobile terminal 2 is gas station identification information, weighing machine identification information, type of oil, refueling method, and settlement method. The customer activates the refueling application on the portable terminal 2, and inputs the refueling information such as the oil type, refueling method, and settlement method in the input fields shown in FIG. Oil types include high-octane, regular, light oil, and the like. Fueling methods include fixed amount, fixed amount, full tank, and the like. Payment methods include cash, electronic money, prepaid cards, credit cards, and the like. When the mobile terminal 2 receives the beacon signal including the information shown in FIG. Fill in each input field. In addition, the customer needs to download the refueling application to the mobile terminal 2 in advance.

FIG. 19 is a diagram showing an example of a correspondence table stored in the mobile terminal 2 and management server 3 according to this embodiment. FIG. 19A is a diagram showing a correspondence table between the management server identification information and the IP addresses of the management servers 3, which is stored in the portable terminal 2. FIG. The management server identification information is a management server identification code that is destination information included in the beacon signal shown in FIG. The IP address of the management server 3 is stored in association with the management server identification code. The portable terminal 2 acquires the IP address of the management server 3 by referring to the correspondence table shown in FIG. 19(a) based on the management server identification code included in the received beacon signal. FIG. 19(b) is a diagram showing a correspondence table between the gas station identification information and the IP address of the gas station server 11, which is stored in the management server 3. As shown in FIG. The gas station identification information is information for specifying each of the plurality of gas station systems 1 , and a different gas station identification code is assigned to each gas station system 1 . The IP address of the gas station server 11 of the gas station system 1 is stored in association with the gas station identification code. Management server 3 acquires the IP address of gas station server 11 by referring to the correspondence table shown in FIG. 19B based on the gas station identification code received from portable terminal 2 . As a result, the management server 3 can transmit the refueling information and the weighing machine identification code to the service station server 11 indicated by the IP address. As shown in FIG. 19(c), a correspondence table between the weighing machine identification information and the IP address of the gas station server 11 may be stored in the management server 3 without using the gas station identification information. Each of the plurality of gas station systems 1 includes a plurality of weighing machines 13, and FIG. 19(c) represents a correspondence table in the case where the gas station system 1 includes ten weighing machines 13. FIG. The IP address of the gas station server 11 of the gas station system 1 is stored in association with the weighing machine identification codes of the plurality of weighing machines 13 included in the gas station system 1 . Based on the weighing machine identification code received from the mobile terminal 2, the management server 3 refers to the correspondence table shown in FIG. As a result, the management server 3 can transmit the refueling information and the weighing machine identification code to the service station server 11 indicated by the IP address.

FIG. 20 is a sequence chart showing an example of the flow until refueling is completed according to this embodiment. 20, the beacon signal includes the information shown in FIG. 17(a), and the management server 3 stores the correspondence table shown in FIG. 19(b).

First, the customer activates the refueling application on the mobile terminal 2 (step S301). The customer inputs oil type, oil supply method, and settlement method, which are oil supply information, on the screen of the oil supply application (step S302). At the time when the customer inputs the refueling information, the input fields for "gas station identification information" and "weighing machine identification information" shown in FIG. 18 are blank. The customer, carrying the mobile terminal 2, drives the vehicle to the desired gas station and parks the vehicle in front of the desired weighing machine 13, or, guided by the gas station worker, drives the vehicle in front of the weighing machine 13. is stopped (step S303).

When the customer goes out of the vehicle with the mobile terminal 2 in hand and the mobile terminal 2 is positioned within the beacon signal transmission area of the beacon device 334 , the mobile terminal 2 receives the beacon device of the weighing machine 13 via the second wireless communication unit 208 . A beacon signal is received from 334 (step S304). The beacon signal includes the information shown in FIG. 17(a), and the mobile terminal 2 receives the beacon signal. The mobile terminal 2 inputs the gas station identification code and the weighing machine identification code included in the beacon signal into the input fields of "Gas station identification information" and "Weighing machine identification information" shown in FIG. 18, respectively (step S305). The portable terminal 2 acquires the IP address of the management server 3 corresponding to the management server identification code included in the beacon signal by referring to the correspondence table shown in FIG. 19(a) (step S306). The portable terminal 2 transmits the gas station identification code and the weighing machine identification code together with the refueling information to the management server 3 indicated by the IP address via the network 5 (step S307). That is, when the mobile terminal 2 receives the beacon signal and acquires the IP address of the management server 3, the gas station identification information, and the weighing machine identification information, the mobile terminal 2 acquires the gas station identification information and the weighing machine identification information, It is transmitted to the management server 3 together with the refueling information. When the transmission is completed, the portable terminal 2 deletes the gas station identification information and the weighing machine identification information, and hides the input fields for "gas station identification information" and "weighing machine identification information" shown in FIG. step S308). By receiving the beacon signal including the weighing machine identification information at the portable terminal 2 in this manner, the operator does not need to manually input the weighing machine identification information. Therefore, the burden on workers can be reduced.

The management server 3 receives the fueling information, the gas station identification code, and the weighing machine identification code, and refers to the correspondence table shown in FIG. Acquire (step S309). The management server 3 transmits the refueling information and the weighing machine identification code to the service station server 11 indicated by the IP address (step S310). The gas station server 11 receives the refueling information and the weighing machine identification code, and transmits the refueling information and the weighing machine identification code to the weighing machine control device 12 (step S311).

The weighing machine control device 12 receives the refueling information and the weighing machine identification code, and determines whether or not the weighing machine 13 corresponding to the weighing machine identification code is in use (step S312). If it is determined that the weighing machine 13 is not in use (NO in step S312), the weighing machine control device 12 designates a nozzle corresponding to the type of oil included in the refueling information, and sends a nozzle usage permission notice to the weighing machine. 13 (step S313). In addition, the weighing machine control device 12 transmits the refueling information to the external machine 14 used in pair with the weighing machine 13 (step S314).

The weighing machine 13 receives the notification of permission to use the nozzle, and the designated nozzle becomes usable (step S315). The external machine 14 receives the refueling information, and based on the received refueling information, displays on the display device information related to work performed by the worker before refueling, operation information of the external machine 14 and the weighing machine 13, and the like (step S316). Based on the information displayed on the external machine 14, the worker performs pre-fueling work on the external machine 14 (step S317). For example, the worker confirms the refueling information, and if the settlement method is electronic money or credit card, the operator receives the electronic money medium or credit card from the customer, and transfers the electronic money medium or credit card to the external machine 14. be read by a corresponding device provided in the Also, based on the information displayed on the external device 14, the worker performs pre-fueling work on the weighing machine 13 (step S318). For example, the worker removes the usable nozzle from the holder of the weighing machine 13, inserts the nozzle into the fuel filler port of the vehicle, and the like. It should be noted that the information about the work before refueling and the operation of the external machine 14 and the weighing machine 13 may be individually displayed on the respective display devices of the external machine 14 and the weighing machine 13 .

When the work before refueling is thus completed, the weighing machine 13 is permitted to be refueled by the weighing machine control device 12 and becomes ready for refueling (step S319). The worker uses the specified nozzle to refuel the customer's vehicle (step S320), and after refueling is completed, the external machine 14 performs work related to payment (step S321).

On the other hand, if it is determined that the weighing machine 13 is in use (YES in step S312), the weighing machine control device 12 transmits a notification that the weighing machine 13 is in use to the gas station server 11 ( step S322).

Gas station server 11 receives the notification that weighing machine 13 is in use, and transmits the notification to management server 3 (step S323). The management server 3 receives the notification that the weighing machine 13 is in use, and transmits the notification to the portable terminal 2 (step S324).

The mobile terminal 2 receives the notification that the weighing machine 13 is in use, and displays a message that the weighing machine 13 is in use (step S325). As a result, the customer recognizes that the portable terminal 2 has received the beacon signal from the beacon device 334 of the weighing machine 13 in use, and receives the beacon signal from the beacon device 334 of the weighing machine 13 that can be refueled by the worker. , can be received by the mobile terminal 2 again.

In addition, as shown in FIG.17(b), you may use the beacon signal which does not contain gas station identification information. In this case, the mobile terminal 2 refers to the correspondence table shown in FIG. 19(a) and acquires the IP address of the management server 3 corresponding to the management server identification code included in the received beacon signal. The mobile terminal 2 transmits the weighing machine identification code included in the beacon signal together with the refueling information to the management server 3 indicated by the IP address. The management server 3 receives the refueling information and the weighing machine identification code from the portable terminal 2, and obtains the IP address of the filling station server 11 corresponding to the weighing machine identification code by referring to the correspondence table shown in FIG. do. The management server 3 transmits the refueling information and the weighing machine identification code to the service station server 11 indicated by the IP address. After that, the same processing as in step S311 and after is performed, and the worker can refuel using the weighing machine 13 corresponding to the weighing machine identification information, as in FIG.

As described above, in the present embodiment, when the mobile terminal 2 receives a beacon signal that includes the destination information and the weighing machine identification information and is transmitted from the beacon device 334 of the weighing machine 13, the weighing machine identification information can be obtained. The weighing machine 13 corresponding to the transmitted weighing machine identification information becomes ready for refueling. Further, refueling information is transmitted from the mobile terminal 2 to the external machine 14 via the management server 3 , gas station server 11 and weighing machine control device 12 . As a result, the worker can refuel without manually inputting the weighing machine identification information and refueling information. Therefore, according to this embodiment, it is possible to reduce the burden on the worker who refuels.

(Fourth embodiment)
A fourth embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 21 to 24. FIG. In this embodiment, the mobile terminal 2 can communicate with the service station server 11 without going through the management server 3 . Also, in this embodiment, a beacon device 334 is used instead of the two-dimensional code 134 . In the following, this embodiment will be described with a focus on the configuration different from the second and third embodiments. Components similar to those of the second and third embodiments are denoted by the same reference numerals, and description thereof is omitted or simplified.

The configuration of the system for full-service gas station according to this embodiment is the same as the configuration of the system for full-service gas station according to the second embodiment shown in FIG. The configuration of the gas station system 1 according to this embodiment is the same as the configuration of the gas station system 1 according to the second embodiment shown in FIG. , including a plurality of external machines 14 .

Also, the configuration of the weighing machine 13 according to this embodiment is the same as that of the weighing machine 13 according to the third embodiment shown in FIG. .

FIG. 21 is a diagram showing information included in the beacon signal according to this embodiment. As shown in FIG. 21, the beacon signal includes destination information and weighing machine identification information. The destination information represents information about the destination of the refueling information and the weighing machine identification information, and is a gas station identification code. The refueling information indicates, for example, the type of oil, the refueling method, the settlement method, and the like. When the mobile terminal 2 receives the beacon signal including the information shown in FIG. 21, it refers to a correspondence table shown in FIG. 23, which will be described later, to obtain the IP address of the gas station server 11 corresponding to the gas station identification code. The mobile terminal 2 transmits the weighing machine identification code together with the refueling information input by the customer to the refueling station server 11 indicated by the IP address.

FIG. 22 is a diagram showing an example of information input to the mobile terminal 2 according to this embodiment. As shown in FIG. 22, the information input to the portable terminal 2 is weighing machine identification information, oil type, oil supply method, and settlement method. The customer activates the refueling application on the mobile terminal 2, and inputs the refueling information such as the oil type, refueling method, and settlement method in the input fields shown in FIG. Oil types include high-octane, regular, light oil, and the like. Fueling methods include fixed amount, fixed amount, full tank, and the like. Payment methods include cash, electronic money, prepaid cards, credit cards, and the like. When the mobile terminal 2 receives the beacon signal including the information shown in FIG. 21, it inputs the weighing machine identification code into the input field shown in FIG.

FIG. 23 is a diagram showing an example of a correspondence table stored in the mobile terminal 2 according to this embodiment. Portable terminal 2 stores a correspondence table between gas station identification information and the IP address of gas station server 11, as shown in FIG. The gas station identification information is information for specifying each of the plurality of gas station systems 1 , and a different gas station identification code is assigned to each gas station system 1 . The IP address of the gas station server 11 of the gas station system 1 is stored in association with the gas station identification code. The mobile terminal 2 receives the beacon signal including the gas station identification code, and acquires the IP address of the gas station server 11 by referring to the correspondence table shown in FIG. As a result, the mobile terminal 2 can transmit the refueling information and the weighing machine identification code to the gas station server 11 indicated by the IP address.

FIG. 24 is a sequence chart showing an example of the flow until refueling is completed according to this embodiment.

First, the customer activates the refueling application on the mobile terminal 2 (step S401). The customer inputs oil type, oil supply method, and settlement method, which are oil supply information, on the screen of the oil supply application (step S402). At the time when the customer inputs the refueling information, the input field for "weighing machine identification information" shown in FIG. 22 is blank. The customer, carrying the mobile terminal 2, drives the vehicle to the desired gas station and parks the vehicle in front of the desired weighing machine 13, or, guided by the gas station worker, drives the vehicle in front of the weighing machine 13. is stopped (step S403).

When the customer goes out of the vehicle with the mobile terminal 2 in hand and the mobile terminal 2 is positioned within the beacon signal transmission area of the beacon device 334 , the mobile terminal 2 receives the beacon device of the weighing machine 13 via the second wireless communication unit 208 . A beacon signal is received from 334 (step S404). In addition, the mobile terminal 2 receives the beacon signal. The mobile terminal 2 inputs the weighing machine identification code included in the beacon signal into the input field of "weighing machine identification information" shown in FIG. 22 (step S405). The portable terminal 2 refers to the correspondence table shown in FIG. 23 and acquires the IP address of the gas station server 11 corresponding to the gas station identification code included in the beacon signal (step S406). The portable terminal 2 transmits the weighing machine identification code together with the refueling information to the gas station server 11 indicated by the IP address via the network 5 (step S407). That is, when the mobile terminal 2 receives the beacon signal and acquires the IP address of the gas station server 11 and the weighing machine identification information, the mobile terminal 2 transmits the weighing machine identification information to the gas station server 11 together with the refueling information. do. When the transmission is completed, the portable terminal 2 deletes the weighing machine identification information and hides the input field of "weighing machine identification information" shown in FIG. 22 (step S408). By receiving the beacon signal including the weighing machine identification information at the portable terminal 2 in this manner, the operator does not need to manually input the weighing machine identification information. Therefore, the burden on workers can be reduced.

The gas station server 11 receives the refueling information and the weighing machine identification code, and transmits the refueling information and the weighing machine identification code to the weighing machine control device 12 (step S409).

The weighing machine control device 12 receives the refueling information and the weighing machine identification code, and determines whether or not the weighing machine 13 corresponding to the weighing machine identification code is in use (step S410). If it is determined that the weighing machine 13 is not in use (NO in step S410), the weighing machine control device 12 designates a nozzle corresponding to the type of oil included in the refueling information, and sends a nozzle use permission notice to the weighing machine. 13 (step S411). In addition, the weighing machine control device 12 transmits the refueling information to the external machine 14 used in pair with the weighing machine 13 (step S412).

The weighing machine 13 receives the notification of permission to use the nozzle, and the designated nozzle becomes ready for use (step S413). The external machine 14 receives the refueling information, and based on the received refueling information, displays on the display device information related to work performed by the worker before refueling, operation information of the external machine 14 and the weighing machine 13, and the like (step S414). Based on the information displayed on the external machine 14, the operator performs work before refueling on the external machine 14 (step S415). In addition, the worker performs pre-fueling work with the weighing machine 13 based on the information displayed on the external machine 14 (step S416).

Thus, the weighing machine 13 is permitted to be refueled by the weighing machine control device 12, and becomes ready for refueling (step S417). The operator uses the designated nozzle to refuel the customer's vehicle (step S418), and after refueling is completed, the external machine 14 performs work related to payment (step S419).

On the other hand, if it is determined that the weighing machine 13 is in use (YES in step S410), the weighing machine control device 12 transmits a notification that the weighing machine 13 is in use to the gas station server 11 ( step S420).

Gas station server 11 receives the notification that weighing machine 13 is in use, and transmits the notification to portable terminal 2 (step S421).

The portable terminal 2 receives the notification that the weighing machine 13 is in use, and displays a message that the weighing machine 13 is in use (step S422).

As described above, in the present embodiment, when the mobile terminal 2 receives a beacon signal that includes the destination information and the weighing machine identification information and is transmitted from the beacon device 334 of the weighing machine 13, the weighing machine identification information can be obtained. The weighing machine 13 corresponding to the transmitted weighing machine identification information becomes ready for refueling. Further, refueling information is transmitted from the portable terminal 2 to the external machine 14 via the gas station server 11 and the weighing machine control device 12 . As a result, the worker can refuel without manually inputting the weighing machine identification information and refueling information. Therefore, according to this embodiment, it is possible to reduce the burden on the worker who refuels.

(Fifth embodiment)
A fifth embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG.

FIG. 25 is a block diagram of gas station system 30 according to this embodiment. The gas station system 30 includes a weighing machine 40 that is installed at a gas station and is operated by a worker at the gas station to supply fuel; Receives the weighing machine identification information transmitted from the customer terminal that acquires the weighing machine identification information for identifying the weighing machine 40 by wireless communication, and the fueling information input to the customer terminal, and the weighing machine 40 corresponding to the weighing machine identification information: and a control device 50 that permits refueling according to refueling information.

According to such a configuration, when the customer terminal acquires the weighing machine identification information for identifying the weighing machine 40 by wireless communication, the control device 50 receives the weighing machine identification information transmitted from the customer terminal and input to the customer terminal. receive refueling information. The control device 50 permits the weighing machine 40 corresponding to the weighing machine identification information to refuel according to the refueling information. This allows the customer to refuel without manually inputting the weighing machine identification information. Therefore, according to this embodiment, it is possible to reduce the burden on the worker.

(Other embodiments)
The present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments, and can be modified as appropriate without departing from the gist of the present invention.

In the first and second embodiments described above, the case where the two-dimensional code 134, which is a display object, is displayed on the weighing machine 13 has been described, but the present invention is not limited to this. For example, an installation object may be installed in the vicinity of the weighing machine 13 separately from the weighing machine 13, and a display object may be displayed on the installation object. The vicinity of the weighing machine 13 is, for example, a place within a range of about 0.6 m from the end surface of the housing of the weighing machine 13 . Also, the display object may be displayed on the external device 14, for example, on a display device of the external device 14. FIG. In this case, for example, a display item is displayed before refueling, and when refueling information is received from the weighing machine control device 12, the display item is hidden, and information related to work before refueling is displayed. Furthermore, an installation object may be installed in the vicinity of the external machine 14 separately from the external machine 14, and a display object may be displayed on the installation object. The vicinity of the external machine 14 is, for example, a place within a range of about 0.6 m from the end face of the housing of the external machine 14 . The location described above will be referred to as the weighing machine area including the weighing machine 13 . In this way, the display object may be displayed in the weighing machine area including the weighing machine 13 for each weighing machine 13 . Even outside the weighing machine area, if the customer can grasp the correspondence relationship between the displayed object and the weighing machine 13, the displayed object may be displayed at a place away from the weighing machine 13.

Also, in the first and second embodiments described above, the case where the displayed object is the two-dimensional code 134 has been described, but the present invention is not limited to this. For example, one-dimensional barcodes, numbers, letters, figures, or combinations thereof may be displayed.

Although the above-mentioned 3rd Embodiment and 4th Embodiment demonstrated the case where the beacon apparatus 334 was provided in the weighing machine 13, this invention is not limited to this. For example, an installation may be installed in the vicinity of the weighing machine 13 separately from the weighing machine 13, and the beacon device 334 may be provided in the installation. The vicinity of the weighing machine 13 is, for example, a place within a range of about 0.6 m from the end surface of the housing of the weighing machine 13 . Also, the beacon device 334 may be provided in the external machine 14 . Furthermore, in the vicinity of the external machine 14, an installation object may be installed separately from the external machine 14, and the beacon device 334 may be provided in the installation object. The vicinity of the external machine 14 is, for example, a place within a range of about 0.6 m from the end surface of the housing of the external machine 14 .

In addition, you may provide the beacon apparatus 334 in the upper space of the stop area 20, for example. FIG. 26 is a diagram showing a beacon device 334 according to another embodiment, and is a diagram of the stop area 20 and the beacon device 334 viewed from above. In FIG. 26, the extension 335 is rod-shaped, and one end of the extension 335 is fixed to the top of the weighing machine 13 . A beacon device 334 is attached to the other end of the extension 335 . It is preferable that the beacon device 334 is substantially in the center of the stop area 20 in a plan view and provided at a height of 2.5 m or more from the ground surface so as not to interfere with the vehicle. Moreover, it is preferable that the radius of the signal transmission area of the beacon device 334 is approximately the same as the height from the ground surface. For example, when the beacon device 334 is installed at a height of 2.5m from the ground surface, the radius of the signal transmission area of the beacon device 334 is preferably about 2.5m. Also, the beacon device 334 may be provided on the ground surface substantially in the center of the stop area 20 . In this case, the radius of the signal transmission area of the beacon device 334 is preferably about 2m.

By installing the beacon device 334 in the space above the stop area 20 or on the ground surface of the stop area 20, the customer can receive the beacon signal with the mobile terminal 2 and transmit the weighing machine identification information and the like without leaving the vehicle. can do. In this case, it is preferable that the mobile terminal 2 transmits the weighing machine identification information and the like when receiving the beacon signal a predetermined number of times, for example, three times in succession. As a result, when the vehicle passes in front of the weighing machine 13 without stopping, the mobile terminal 2 can be prevented from transmitting the weighing machine identification information and the like.

The location described above is also the weighing machine area including the weighing machine 13 . The beacon device 334 may be installed in the weighing machine area including the weighing machine 13 for each weighing machine 13 . Even outside the weighing machine area, the beacon device 334 can be separated from the weighing machine 13 if the delivery area of the beacon device 334 does not overlap and the customer can grasp the correspondence relationship between the beacon device 334 and the weighing machine 13. can be placed in place. Also, the number of beacon devices 334 corresponding to the weighing machine 13 may be one or plural.

Further, in the above-described third and fourth embodiments, a case has been described in which the customer manually activates the refueling application on the mobile terminal 2, but the present invention is not limited to this. For example, another beacon device 334 may be provided at the entrance of the gas station or inside the gas station, and when the mobile terminal 2 receives another beacon signal from the other beacon device 334, the fuel application may be automatically activated. Moreover, when the portable terminal 2 receives another beacon signal from another beacon device 334, the refueling application may not be automatically activated, and a message prompting activation of the refueling application may be displayed.
Also, in the first embodiment and the second embodiment described above, a beacon device corresponding to the other beacon device 334 of the third embodiment and the fourth embodiment is provided, and the mobile terminal 2 operates in the same manner. may

In addition, in the above-described third and fourth embodiments, the cases where the weighing machine identification information is acquired by receiving the beacon signal including the weighing machine identification information with the mobile terminal 2 have been described. is not limited to For example, by attaching a tag containing an IC chip storing weighing machine identification information to the weighing machine 13 and reading the tag with an NFC (Near Field Communication) reader function of the portable terminal 2, the weighing machine identification information is acquired. good too.

There is also a processing method in which a program for operating the configuration of each embodiment described above is recorded on a recording medium, the program recorded on the recording medium is read as code, and executed by a computer. It is included in the category of each embodiment. That is, a computer-readable recording medium is also included in the scope of each embodiment. In addition to recording media on which the computer programs described above are recorded, the computer programs themselves are also included in each embodiment.

Some or all of the above-described embodiments can also be described as the following additional remarks, but are not limited to the following.

(Appendix 1)
a weighing machine installed at a gas station and operated by a worker at the gas station to supply fuel;
the weighing machine identification information transmitted from a customer terminal that captured an image of a display object containing the weighing machine identification information for identifying the weighing machine or from a customer terminal that acquired the weighing machine identification information for identifying the weighing machine by wireless communication; a control device that receives refueling information stored in the customer terminal and permits refueling according to the refueling information to the weighing machine corresponding to the weighing machine identification information;
A service station system comprising:

(Appendix 2)
The customer terminal performs the weighing by capturing an image of the display provided for each weighing machine or by receiving a beacon signal transmitted from a beacon device provided for each weighing machine. The gas station system according to appendix 1, wherein the gas station system acquires aircraft identification information.

(Appendix 3)
The display item includes information regarding a destination of the refueling information and the weighing machine identification information,
The gas station system according to appendix 2, wherein the customer terminal transmits the refueling information and the weighing machine identification information to the destination.

(Appendix 4)
the beacon signal includes information regarding a destination of the refueling information and the weighing machine identification information;
The gas station system according to appendix 2, wherein the customer terminal transmits the refueling information and the weighing machine identification information to the destination.

(Appendix 5)
5. The gas station system according to appendix 3 or 4, wherein the destination is a management server that manages gas station systems installed at a plurality of gas stations.

(Appendix 6)
The display or the beacon signal includes gas station identification information that identifies the gas station,
The gas station system according to appendix 5, wherein the customer terminal transmits the gas station identification information to the management server together with the refueling information and the weighing machine identification information.

(Appendix 7)
A gas station server installed at each of the plurality of gas stations and capable of communicating with the management server;
The management server stores a correspondence table between the weighing machine identification information and the IP address of the gas station server, and associates the fuel supply information and the weighing machine identification information received from the customer terminal with the weighing machine identification information. 6. The service station system according to Supplementary Note 5, wherein the information is sent to the service station server with the IP address of the service station.

(Appendix 8)
A gas station server installed at each of the plurality of gas stations and capable of communicating with the management server;
The management server stores a correspondence table between the gas station identification information and the IP address of the gas station server, and associates the gas station identification information and the weighing machine identification information received from the customer terminal with the gas station identification information. 7. The gas station system according to appendix 6, wherein the service station server transmits to the gas station server of the IP address of the specified address.

(Appendix 9)
A service station server capable of communicating with the customer terminal,
The gas station system according to appendix 3 or 4, wherein the destination is the gas station server.

(Appendix 10)
Equipped with an external machine that is used in pair with the weighing machine,
10. The gas station system according to any one of Appendices 1 to 9, wherein the external machine displays information regarding refueling based on the refueling information.

(Appendix 11)
Supplementary note 1, wherein the control device transmits a signal indicating that the weighing machine is in use to the customer terminal when the weighing machine corresponding to the weighing machine identification information is in use. 11. The gas station system according to any one of 10.

(Appendix 12)
The customer terminal captures an image of the displayed object and acquires the information regarding the destination and the identification information of the weighing machine, or receives the beacon signal and obtains the information regarding the destination and the identification information of the weighing machine. 12. The gas station system according to any one of appendices 3 to 11, characterized in that the refueling information and the weighing machine identification information are transmitted to the transmission destination when the acquisition of the .

(Appendix 13)
When the customer terminal receives another beacon signal transmitted from another beacon device provided in the gas station, the customer terminal starts an application program for transmitting the refueling information and the weighing machine identification information, or 13. The gas station system according to any one of appendices 2 to 12, wherein a display prompting activation of the application program is displayed.

(Appendix 14)
An information processing method in a control device that uses a customer terminal to permit refueling to a weighing machine that is installed at a refueling station and is operated by a worker at the refueling station to refuel,
a step of capturing an image of a displayed object containing weighing machine identification information for identifying the weighing machine, or acquiring weighing machine identification information for identifying the weighing machine by wireless communication, using the customer terminal;
a step of transmitting the weighing machine identification information and the refueling information stored in the customer terminal by the customer terminal;
receiving the weighing machine identification information and the refueling information by the control device;
a step of allowing the weighing machine corresponding to the weighing machine identification information to be refueled according to the refueling information by the control device;
An information processing method comprising:

(Appendix 15)
A program for causing a computer to execute, using a customer terminal, an information processing method in a control device that permits refueling to a weighing machine installed in a refueling station and operated by a worker at the refueling station,
a step of capturing an image of a displayed object containing weighing machine identification information for identifying the weighing machine, or acquiring weighing machine identification information for identifying the weighing machine by wireless communication, using the customer terminal;
a step of transmitting the weighing machine identification information and the refueling information stored in the customer terminal by the customer terminal;
receiving the weighing machine identification information and the refueling information by the control device;
a step of allowing the weighing machine corresponding to the weighing machine identification information to be refueled according to the refueling information by the control device;
A program characterized by comprising:

1 gas station system 2 mobile terminal 3 management server 4 base station 5 network 6 mobile communication network 7 SS-LAN
8 LANs
11 gas station server 12 weighing machine control device 13 weighing machine 14 external machine 20 stop area 111, 121, 201 CPU
112, 122, 202 ROMs
113, 123, 203 RAM
114, 124, 204 storage devices 115, 125 display devices 116, 126 input device 117 communication I/F
118, 129, 210 bus 127 first communication I/F
128 Second communication I/F
131 high-octane nozzle 132 regular nozzle 133 light oil nozzle 134 two-dimensional code 205 display 206 touch sensor 207 first wireless communication unit 208 second wireless communication unit 209 imaging unit 334 beacon device 335 extension unit

Claims (11)

A plurality of weighing machines installed at a gas station and operated by a worker at the gas station to supply fuel, a control device controlling the plurality of weighing machines, and a gas station server capable of communicating with the control device. a management server capable of communicating with each of the gas station servers of the plurality of gas station systems via a network; and a customer-owned gas station system capable of communicating with the management server via a network. A system for a full service gas station, comprising: a customer terminal;
Refueling information is input to the customer terminal,
A beacon signal including weighing machine identification information for identifying the weighing machine, gas station identification information for identifying the gas station, and management server identification information for identifying the management server is transmitted to each of the plurality of weighing machines. A beacon device is provided to
The customer terminal stores a first correspondence table indicating correspondence between the management server identification information and unique information specifying a transmission destination of the management server;
The management server stores a second correspondence table indicating correspondence between the gas station identification information and unique information specifying a destination of the gas station server;
The customer terminal receives the beacon signal, acquires the weighing machine identification information, the gas station identification information for identifying the gas station, and the management server identification information, and based on the first correspondence table , transmitting the refueling information, the weighing machine identification information, and the gas station identification information to the management server via a network;
The management server receives the refueling information, the weighing machine identification information, and the gas station identification information, and based on the second correspondence table, sends to the gas station server corresponding to the gas station identification information the network transmitting the refueling information and the weighing machine identification information via
The gas station server receives the refueling information and the weighing machine identification information, transmits the refueling information and the weighing machine identification information to the control device,
The control device receives the refueling information and the weighing machine identification information, and permits the weighing machine corresponding to the weighing machine identification information to refuel according to the refueling information.
A system for a full-service gas station characterized by: A plurality of weighing machines installed at a gas station and operated by a worker at the gas station to supply fuel, a control device controlling the plurality of weighing machines, and a gas station server capable of communicating with the control device. a management server capable of communicating with each of the gas station servers of the plurality of gas station systems via a network; and a customer-owned gas station system capable of communicating with the management server via a network. A system for a full service gas station, comprising: a customer terminal;
Refueling information is input to the customer terminal,
each of the plurality of weighing machines is provided with a beacon device that transmits a beacon signal including weighing machine identification information for identifying the weighing machine and management server identification information for identifying the management server;
The customer terminal stores a first correspondence table indicating correspondence between the management server identification information and unique information specifying a transmission destination of the management server;
The management server stores a second correspondence table indicating correspondence between the weighing machine identification information and unique information specifying a destination of the gas station server,
The customer terminal receives the beacon signal, acquires the weighing machine identification information and the management server identification information, and based on the first correspondence table, sends to the management server via the network, transmitting the refueling information and the weighing machine identification information;
The management server receives the refueling information and the weighing machine identification information, and based on the second correspondence table, sends the refueling information to the gas station server corresponding to the weighing machine identification information via the network. transmitting information and said weighing machine identification information;
The gas station server receives the refueling information and the weighing machine identification information, transmits the refueling information and the weighing machine identification information to the control device,
The control device receives the refueling information and the weighing machine identification information, and permits the weighing machine corresponding to the weighing machine identification information to refuel according to the refueling information.
A system for a full-service gas station characterized by: Further comprising an external machine used in pair with the weighing machine,
3. The system for a full-service gas station according to claim 1, wherein said external device displays information regarding refueling based on said refueling information. 4. The control device, when the weighing machine corresponding to the weighing machine identification information is in use, transmits a signal indicating that the weighing machine is in use to the customer terminal. A system for a full service gas station according to any one of claims 1 to 3. When the customer terminal receives another beacon signal transmitted from another beacon device provided in the gas station, the customer terminal starts an application program for transmitting the refueling information and the weighing machine identification information, or 5. The system for a full-service gas station according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein a display prompting activation of said application program is provided. A plurality of weighing machines installed at a gas station and operated by a worker at the gas station to supply fuel, a control device controlling the plurality of weighing machines, and a gas station server capable of communicating with the control device. a management server capable of communicating with each of the gas station servers of the plurality of gas station systems via a network; and a customer-owned gas station system capable of communicating with the management server via a network. A fueling method for a system for a full-service gas station, comprising: a customer terminal;
A beacon signal including weighing machine identification information for identifying the weighing machine, gas station identification information for identifying the gas station, and management server identification information for identifying the management server is transmitted to each of the plurality of weighing machines. There is a beacon device that
inputting refueling information through the customer terminal;
a step of storing, by the customer terminal, a first correspondence table indicating correspondence between the management server identification information and unique information specifying a transmission destination of the management server;
a step of storing, by the management server, a second correspondence table indicating correspondence between the gas station identification information and unique information specifying a transmission destination of the gas station server;
The customer terminal receives the beacon signal, acquires the weighing machine identification information, the gas station identification information for identifying the gas station, and the management server identification information, and acquires the management server identification information based on the first correspondence table. a step of transmitting the refueling information, the weighing machine identification information, and the gas station identification information to the management server via a network;
The management server receives the refueling information, the weighing machine identification information, and the gas station identification information, and based on the second correspondence table, sends to the gas station server corresponding to the gas station identification information the network transmitting the refueling information and the weighing machine identification information via
a step of receiving the refueling information and the weighing machine identification information from the gas station server and transmitting the refueling information and the weighing machine identification information to the control device;
receiving the refueling information and the weighing machine identification information by the control device, and permitting the weighing machine corresponding to the weighing machine identification information to refuel according to the refueling information;
A method of refueling a system for a full-service gas station, comprising: A plurality of weighing machines installed at a gas station and operated by a worker at the gas station to supply fuel, a control device controlling the plurality of weighing machines, and a gas station server capable of communicating with the control device. a management server capable of communicating with each of the gas station servers of the plurality of gas station systems via a network; and a customer-owned gas station system capable of communicating with the management server via a network. A fueling method for a system for a full-service gas station, comprising: a customer terminal;
each of the plurality of weighing machines is provided with a beacon device that transmits a beacon signal including weighing machine identification information for identifying the weighing machine and management server identification information for identifying the management server;
inputting refueling information through the customer terminal;
a step of storing, by the customer terminal, a first correspondence table indicating correspondence between the management server identification information and unique information specifying a transmission destination of the management server;
a step of storing, by the management server, a second correspondence table indicating correspondence between the weighing machine identification information and unique information specifying a destination of the gas station server;
The customer terminal receives the beacon signal, acquires the weighing machine identification information and the management server identification information, and based on the first correspondence table, sends the information to the management server via the network, transmitting the refueling information and the weighing machine identification information;
The management server receives the refueling information and the weighing machine identification information, and based on the second correspondence table, sends the refueling information to the gas station server corresponding to the weighing machine identification information via the network. transmitting information and said weighing machine identification information;
a step of receiving the refueling information and the weighing machine identification information from the gas station server and transmitting the refueling information and the weighing machine identification information to the control device;
receiving the refueling information and the weighing machine identification information by the control device, and permitting the weighing machine corresponding to the weighing machine identification information to refuel according to the refueling information;
A method of refueling a system for a full-service gas station, comprising: A plurality of weighing machines installed at a gas station and operated by a worker at the gas station to supply fuel, a control device controlling the plurality of weighing machines, and a gas station server capable of communicating with the control device. a management server capable of communicating with each of the gas station servers of the plurality of gas station systems via a network; and a customer-owned gas station system capable of communicating with the management server via a network. A system for a full service gas station, comprising: a customer terminal;
Refueling information is input to the customer terminal,
A beacon signal including weighing machine identification information for identifying the weighing machine, gas station identification information for identifying the gas station, and management server identification information for identifying the management server is transmitted to each of the plurality of weighing machines. A beacon device is provided to
The customer terminal stores a correspondence table showing correspondence between the management server identification information and unique information specifying a transmission destination of the management server;
The customer terminal receives the beacon signal, acquires the weighing machine identification information, the gas station identification information for identifying the gas station, and the management server identification information, and based on the correspondence table, performs the management transmitting the refueling information, the weighing machine identification information, and the gas station identification information to a server via a network;
The management server receives the refueling information, the weighing machine identification information, and the gas station identification information, and transmits the refueling information and the weighing information to the gas station server corresponding to the gas station identification information via the network. Send machine identification information and
The gas station server receives the refueling information and the weighing machine identification information, transmits the refueling information and the weighing machine identification information to the control device,
The control device receives the refueling information and the weighing machine identification information, and permits the weighing machine corresponding to the weighing machine identification information to refuel according to the refueling information.
A system for a full-service gas station characterized by: A plurality of weighing machines installed at a gas station and operated by a worker at the gas station to supply fuel, a control device controlling the plurality of weighing machines, and a gas station server capable of communicating with the control device. a management server capable of communicating with each of the gas station servers of the plurality of gas station systems via a network; and a customer-owned gas station system capable of communicating with the management server via a network. A system for a full service gas station, comprising: a customer terminal;
Refueling information is input to the customer terminal,
each of the plurality of weighing machines is provided with a beacon device that transmits a beacon signal including weighing machine identification information for identifying the weighing machine and management server identification information for identifying the management server;
The customer terminal stores a correspondence table showing correspondence between the management server identification information and unique information specifying a transmission destination of the management server;
The customer terminal receives the beacon signal, acquires the weighing machine identification information and the management server identification information, and transmits the refueling information to the management server via the network based on the correspondence table. and the weighing machine identification information,
The management server receives the refueling information and the weighing machine identification information, and transmits the refueling information and the weighing machine identification information to a gas station server corresponding to the weighing machine identification information via a network. send and
The gas station server receives the refueling information and the weighing machine identification information, transmits the refueling information and the weighing machine identification information to the control device,
The control device receives the refueling information and the weighing machine identification information, and permits the weighing machine corresponding to the weighing machine identification information to refuel according to the refueling information.
A system for a full-service gas station characterized by: A plurality of weighing machines installed at a gas station and operated by a worker at the gas station to supply fuel, a control device controlling the plurality of weighing machines, and a gas station server capable of communicating with the control device. a management server capable of communicating with each of the gas station servers of the plurality of gas station systems via a network; and a customer-owned gas station system capable of communicating with the management server via a network. A fueling method for a system for a full-service gas station, comprising: a customer terminal;
A beacon signal including weighing machine identification information for identifying the weighing machine, gas station identification information for identifying the gas station, and management server identification information for identifying the management server is transmitted to each of the plurality of weighing machines. There is a beacon device that
inputting refueling information through the customer terminal;
a step of storing, by the customer terminal, a correspondence table showing correspondence between the management server identification information and unique information specifying a transmission destination of the management server;
The customer terminal receives the beacon signal, acquires the weighing machine identification information, the gas station identification information for identifying the gas station, and the management server identification information, and performs the management based on the correspondence table. a step of transmitting the refueling information, the weighing machine identification information, and the gas station identification information to a server via a network;
The management server receives the refueling information, the weighing machine identification information, and the gas station identification information, and transmits the refueling information and the weighing information to the gas station server corresponding to the gas station identification information via the network. transmitting machine identification information;
a step of receiving the refueling information and the weighing machine identification information from the gas station server and transmitting the refueling information and the weighing machine identification information to the control device;
receiving the refueling information and the weighing machine identification information by the control device, and permitting the weighing machine corresponding to the weighing machine identification information to refuel according to the refueling information;
A method of refueling a system for a full-service gas station, comprising: A plurality of weighing machines installed at a gas station and operated by a worker at the gas station to supply fuel, a control device controlling the plurality of weighing machines, and a gas station server capable of communicating with the control device. a management server capable of communicating with each of the gas station servers of the plurality of gas station systems via a network; and a customer-owned gas station system capable of communicating with the management server via a network. A fueling method for a system for a full-service gas station, comprising: a customer terminal;
each of the plurality of weighing machines is provided with a beacon device that transmits a beacon signal including weighing machine identification information for identifying the weighing machine and management server identification information for identifying the management server;
inputting refueling information through the customer terminal;
a step of storing, by the customer terminal, a correspondence table showing correspondence between the management server identification information and unique information specifying a transmission destination of the management server;
The customer terminal receives the beacon signal, acquires the weighing machine identification information and the management server identification information, and transmits the fuel supply information to the management server via the network based on the correspondence table. and the weighing machine identification information;
The management server receives the refueling information and the weighing machine identification information, and transmits the refueling information to a gas station server corresponding to the weighing machine identification information via a network based on a second correspondence table. and the weighing machine identification information;
a step of receiving the refueling information and the weighing machine identification information from the gas station server and transmitting the refueling information and the weighing machine identification information to the control device;
receiving the refueling information and the weighing machine identification information by the control device, and permitting the weighing machine corresponding to the weighing machine identification information to refuel according to the refueling information;
A method of refueling a system for a full-service gas station, comprising:

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