JP7392808B2 - function execution device - Google Patents

Description

The present disclosure relates to a technology for executing registered functions in response to user operations.

Patent Document 1 below describes a configuration in which a predetermined process (for example, a scan process) associated with a shortcut button can be executed simply by having a card read by a card reader without operating the shortcut button. An image processing device is disclosed.

When the image processing apparatus disclosed in Patent Document 1 is shared by a plurality of users, it is convenient if the image processing apparatus is configured as follows, for example.
That is, each of a plurality of shortcut buttons is arranged on one of a plurality of tab screens in a tab format. One of the plurality of tab screens is selectively displayed on the display unit. Each of the plurality of tabs is set to a shared attribute or a personal attribute. Then, when a specific user is not logged in, only the shared attribute tab is displayed without displaying the personal attribute tab. Personal attribute tabs are displayed only when a specific user corresponding to the tab is logged in.

By configuring the image processing device in this way, it becomes possible, for example, to allow only a specific user to operate a shortcut button associated with a specific process. Specifically, shortcut buttons that you want to allow only a specific user to operate (hereinafter referred to as "user-limited buttons") can be placed in a tab with personal attributes corresponding to that specific user, or shortcut buttons that are limited to that user. This is possible by setting the tab on which the button is placed as a tab with personal attributes corresponding to that specific user.

Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 2016-010059

However, if a specific process associated with a user-limited button can also be executed by causing a card reader to read the above-mentioned card, the following problem occurs.

That is, for example, in order to make one shortcut button associated with a specific process that can be executed by a card a user-only button, the attributes of the tab on which the shortcut button is placed can be changed to that specific user. Assume that the settings have been changed to the corresponding personal attributes. In this case, since the user-limited button is no longer displayed unless the specific user logs in, it is possible to prevent unspecified users other than the specific user from operating the user-limited button.

However, even if the user-only button is not displayed and cannot be operated, if there is a card, even an unspecified user can use the card to perform a specific process associated with the user-only button. I can do it.

The present disclosure provides a function execution device, which was created in view of the above-mentioned problems , and is configured to allow a user to execute a specific function not only through direct operation by a user but also through wireless communication with an external device. It has a configuration that allows the execution of that specific function to be appropriately restricted.

A first exemplary function execution device according to the embodiment includes a display section, an input section, a communication section, and a control section. The communication unit can perform wireless communication with a wireless communication device in response to the wireless communication device having a specific device ID being placed within the communicable area.

The control unit executes general mode display processing. The general mode display process is a process for displaying a general mode standby screen on the display unit. The general mode standby screen includes a shared tab that is a tab set to a shared attribute among a plurality of tabs each set to a shared attribute or a personal attribute, and a personal tab that is a tab set to a personal attribute. There is no screen.

Each of the plurality of tabs is configured such that a functional object, which is an image associated with a function to be executed, can be registered. A functional object is configured such that a specific object ID can be registered. The general mode standby screen has one shared tab selected and includes functional objects registered in the selected shared tab.

The control unit further executes a first function execution process, a device ID acquisition process, and a second function execution process.
The first function execution process is a process of executing a function associated with the selected functional object in response to the functional object displayed on the display being selected via the input unit. .

The device ID acquisition process is a process of acquiring a device ID from a wireless communication device through wireless communication by a communication unit.
The second function execution process is a process executed in response to the device ID being acquired by the device ID acquisition process. In the second function execution process, the control unit executes the function associated with the ID-compatible object if the ID-compatible object is registered in the shared tab, and executes the function associated with the ID-compatible object if the ID-compatible object is registered in the personal tab. If so, the function associated with that ID-corresponding object is not executed. The ID correspondence object is the functional object in which an object ID that has a specific correspondence with the acquired device ID is registered.

In a function execution device configured in this way, even if a device ID corresponding to an ID-corresponding object is acquired, if the ID-corresponding object is registered in the personal tab, the function corresponding to the ID-corresponding object will not be executed. Not done. Therefore, by registering an ID-corresponding object in the personal tab, it becomes possible to appropriately restrict the execution of the function corresponding to the ID-corresponding object.
A second exemplary function execution device according to the embodiment includes a short-range wireless communication unit, a control unit, a memory, and a function execution unit.
The short-range wireless communication unit can detect a wireless communication device located at a short distance with which the short-range wireless communication unit can communicate. The control unit can store a plurality of pieces of shortcut information in the memory. Each of the plurality of pieces of shortcut information indicates a shortcut function. For the shortcut function, setting values used to execute the shortcut function are set in advance.
The control unit is further capable of executing a first shortcut execution process and a second shortcut execution process.
The first shortcut execution process causes the function execution unit to execute the shortcut function indicated in the shortcut information according to the setting value set for the shortcut function.
The second shortcut execution process is
In response to a wireless communication device being detected by the short-range wireless communication unit, and the detected wireless communication device corresponding to any of the plurality of shortcut information stored in the memory,
If the wireless shortcut function that is the shortcut function indicated in the corresponding shortcut information is not associated with a specific user, the wireless shortcut function is executed according to the setting value set for the wireless shortcut function. have the department carry out the
If the wireless shortcut function is associated with a specific user, the function execution unit is not allowed to execute the wireless shortcut function.

FIG. 1 is an explanatory diagram showing a schematic configuration of an information processing system according to an embodiment. FIG. 7 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of a standby screen when the user is not logged in and all tabs are set to the shared attribute. It is an explanatory diagram showing an icon data table. (a) is an explanatory diagram showing a tab setting table, and (b) is an explanatory diagram showing a tab attribute setting screen. It is an explanatory diagram showing a user management data table. (a) is an explanatory diagram showing an example of screen transition when an attempt is made to start a card activation shortcut registered in the personal tab from an NFC card in general mode, and (b) is an explanatory diagram showing an example of screen transition when an attempt is made to activate a card activation shortcut registered in the personal tab from the NFC card in general mode. FIG. 6 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of screen transition when an attempt is made to activate a card activation shortcut registered in a home tab of a logged-in user from an NFC card. FIG. 7 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of screen transition when an attempt is made to activate a card activation shortcut that is registered in a personal tab and does not perform external access from an NFC card in the general mode. FIG. 7 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of screen transition when the attribute of a tab in which a card activation shortcut is registered is changed from shared to personal. 3 is a flowchart showing main processing. 10 is a flowchart showing processing for dealing with no access right at S210 in the main processing of FIG. 9. FIG. 10 is a flowchart showing tab setting change confirmation processing in S240 in the main processing of FIG. 9. FIG.

Hereinafter, exemplary embodiments of the present disclosure will be described with reference to the drawings.
[1. Embodiment]
(1) Overview of Information Processing System The information processing system 1 of this embodiment shown in FIG. 1 includes an image processing device 10 and an information processing device 20. The image processing device 10 and the information processing device 20 can communicate data with each other via the network 3. Network 3 may be any type of network. The network 3 may be, for example, a wired network or a wireless network. Moreover, any specific communication method may be used, whether wired or wireless.

(2) Configuration of Image Processing Apparatus The image processing apparatus 10 has multiple functions, such as a scan function, a print function, a copy function, and a fax function. The scan function is a function that reads an image of a document and generates image data of the read image. The print function is a function to print an image on a sheet of recording paper. The copy function is a function that prints an image read by the scan function using the print function. The fax function is for sending and receiving facsimile data.

As shown in FIG. 1, the image processing device 10 includes a control section 11, a storage section 12, a display section 13, an input section 14, a reading section 15, a printing section 16, and a short-range wireless communication section 17. , a first communication section 18, and a second communication section 19, which are connected to each other via a bus 5.

The control unit 11 includes, for example, a CPU. The storage unit 12 includes, for example, semiconductor memory such as ROM, RAM, NVRAM, and flash memory. That is, the image processing device 10 of this embodiment includes a microcomputer including a CPU and a semiconductor memory.

The control unit 11 implements various functions by executing programs stored in a non-transitional physical recording medium. In this embodiment, the storage unit 12 corresponds to a non-transitional physical recording medium that stores a program. Note that the various functions realized by the control unit 11 are not limited to being realized by executing a program (that is, by software processing), and some or all of them may be realized by using one or more pieces of hardware. It may be realized.

The storage unit 12 stores data of various screens shown in FIGS. 2 and 6 to 8. The storage unit 12 also stores data in the icon data table shown in FIG. 3, data in the tab setting table shown in FIG. 4(a), data in the user management data table shown in FIG. Processing programs, etc. are also stored.

The display unit 13 includes a display device for displaying various information. The display unit 13 of this embodiment includes a display 13a as a display device.
The input unit 14 includes an input device for receiving various input operations. The input unit 14 of this embodiment has a touch panel 14a as an input device. The touch panel 14a is arranged to overlap an image display area in which an image is displayed on the display device of the display unit 13.

The touch panel 14a superimposed on the image display area of the display unit 13 can detect an instruction operation caused by a pointer touching or approaching the image display area. That is, the touch panel 14a is configured to be able to output position information indicating the designated position where the pointing operation is being performed when the pointing operation is being performed with the pointing object on the image display area. . The touch panel 14a of this embodiment is configured to output position information continuously or periodically while an instruction operation is performed using an indicator.

Note that the touch panel 14a may have a configuration that can detect only contact as an instruction operation, a configuration that can detect only proximity, or a configuration that can detect both contact and proximity. .

The control unit 11 acquires position information output from the touch panel 14a, and based on the acquired position information, determines whether or not an instruction operation is being performed on the indicator, the instruction position when an instruction operation is being performed, and whether the instruction operation is being performed. It is possible to detect at least one type of specific operation by the indicator in the case where the indicator is displayed.

Specific operations that can be detected by the control unit 11 include, for example, tap operations, flick operations, drag operations, and the like. The tap operation is an operation in which the indicator is released at the same position after an instruction operation is performed with the indicator. Various specific forms of the pointer that can perform pointing operations can be considered, such as a fingertip or a specific pointing device such as a stylus pen.

The reading unit 15 includes an image sensor, reads an image on a document on which an image is recorded, and generates image data of the read image. The image sensor may be, for example, a CCD image sensor or a CMOS image sensor.

The printing unit 16 has a printing mechanism using inkjet technology or electrophotography technology, and is capable of printing an image on a sheet-like recording paper.
The short-range wireless communication unit 17 performs wireless communication with other wireless communication devices existing in the vicinity of the image processing device 10 using a specific wireless communication method. The specific wireless communication method may be any wireless communication method, and in this embodiment, for example, it is a wireless communication method based on the NFC communication standard. NFC is an abbreviation for Near Field Communication.

The short-range wireless communication section 17 is controlled by the control section 11. The short-range wireless communication unit 17 can perform wireless communication with other wireless communication devices existing within the communicable area of the short-range wireless communication unit 17. The communicable area is, for example, a predetermined distance (for example, more than 10 cm) from a predetermined range of the proximity surface near the position where the short-range wireless communication unit 17 is mounted on the surface of the casing of the image processing device 10. It may be an area within a distance of

Other wireless communication devices with which the short-range wireless communication unit 17 can perform wireless communication include the NFC card 7 shown in FIG. The NFC card 7 is a thin rectangular card. The NFC card 7 includes an antenna 7a, a communication circuit 7b, and a storage section 7c. Communication circuit 7b
performs wireless communication based on the NFC communication standard via the antenna 7a. A unique card ID of the NFC card 7 is stored in the storage unit 7c. The communication circuit 7b is configured to be able to wirelessly transmit the card ID stored in the storage section 7c to the outside.

When the NFC card 7 is placed within the above-mentioned communicable area of the image processing device 10, that is, when the NFC card 7 and the short-range wireless communication section 17 of the image processing device 10 are placed in a positional relationship that allows wireless communication, the short-range wireless communication is possible. Wireless communication is performed between the communication unit 17 and the NFC card 7 (specifically, the communication circuit 7b) according to a specific procedure. Through this wireless communication, the card ID of the NFC card 7 is transmitted to the image processing device 10, and the control unit 11 of the image processing device 10 acquires the card ID via the short-range wireless communication unit 17. In the following description, "holding the NFC card 7 over the image processing device 10" means placing the NFC card 7 within the above-mentioned communicable area of the image processing device 10.

The first communication unit 18 is a communication interface for connecting the image processing device 10 to the network 3. The image processing device 10 may be capable of wired or wireless data communication with various information processing devices such as a personal computer, a smartphone, or a tablet terminal via the first communication unit 18. Further, the image processing device 10 may be connected to the Internet via the first communication unit 18 and may be capable of data communication with various other servers, various information processing devices, etc. via the Internet.

The second communication unit 19 is an interface unit for communicating with an external device through the communication line 150. The communication line 150 connected to the second communication unit 19 is, for example, a public telephone network in this embodiment. Transmission and reception of facsimile data in the facsimile function is basically performed via the second communication unit 19.

Although not shown, the image processing device 10 includes a media interface. Various storage media, such as a USB flash memory, are removably attached to the media interface. The media interface controls writing and reading data to and from attached storage media.

(3) Configuration of information processing device The information processing device 20 is various information processing terminals such as a personal computer, a tablet terminal, and a smartphone. The information processing device 20 includes a control section 21, a storage section 22, an input section 23, a display section 24, and a communication section 25, as shown in FIG.

The control unit 21 includes, for example, a CPU. The storage unit 22 includes, for example, semiconductor memory such as ROM, RAM, NVRAM, and flash memory. That is, the information processing device 20 of this embodiment includes a microcomputer including a CPU and a semiconductor memory. The storage unit 22 stores various software and data.

The display unit 24 includes a display device capable of displaying images, such as a liquid crystal display or an organic EL display.
The input unit 23 includes an input device for receiving various input operations. Input devices included in the input unit 23 include, for example, a keyboard, a mouse, a touch panel, and the like. The touch panel is arranged to overlap the image display area of the display device included in the display unit 24 .

The communication unit 25 is a communication interface for communicating with an external device via the network 3. The information processing device 20 can perform data communication with the image processing device 10 via the communication unit 25.

(4) Description of standby screen Next, among the various screens displayed on the display unit 13 of the image processing device 10, the standby screen 40 in particular will be described with reference to FIG. When activated, the control unit 11 of the image processing device 10 displays a standby screen 40 shown in FIG. 2 on the display unit 13 after performing predetermined initial processing.

The standby screen 40 is a tab-type screen having one or more tabs. The number and types of tabs displayed on the standby screen 40 may vary depending on the user mode described below or depending on the logged-in user. FIG. 2 shows an example of the standby screen 40 when the user mode is set to general mode. Moreover, FIG. 2 shows an example in which a first tab 31, a second tab 32, a third tab 33, and a fourth tab 34 are displayed among the plurality of tabs.

Each of the plurality of tabs is associated with an individual tab screen. On the standby screen 40, a tab screen corresponding to one selected tab among the displayed tabs is displayed. A selected tab is displayed in a different manner from other tabs.

The standby screen 40 shown on the left side of FIG. An example is shown in which the size is displayed. The standby screen 40 shown on the right side of FIG. 2 is an example in which the third tab 33 with the tab name "Custom 1" is selected, and the third tab 33 is displayed in a different manner from the other tabs. It shows.

In this embodiment, the arrangement direction of each tab on the standby screen 40 is to the right. That is, the tabs are sequentially arranged in the right direction. The order in which the tabs are arranged in the above-mentioned arrangement direction is basically an order according to a prescribed order to be described later, that is, an ascending order in the prescribed order.

In this embodiment, a maximum of, for example, four tabs can be displayed simultaneously on the standby screen 40. Although the total number of tabs Nt may be any number, in this embodiment, the total number of tabs Nt is greater than 4, which is the maximum number of tabs that can be displayed simultaneously on the standby screen 40.

On the standby screen 40, a left button 38 and a right button 39 are displayed near both ends of the area where the tabs are displayed. If there are five or more tabs and four of them are displayed, select and operate the left button 38 or right button 39 to scroll the displayed tabs to the left or right to scroll to the tabs that are not displayed. can be displayed. Note that the selection operation may be any operation, and in this embodiment, for example, is a tap operation.

If you want to switch from the tab screen of the currently selected tab to the tab screen of another tab, you may select the tab to which you want to switch, for example. When a tab other than the currently selected tab is selected, the selected tab is selected, and the standby screen 40 displays a tab screen corresponding to the newly selected tab. For example, when the first tab 31 is in the selected state as shown on the left side of FIG. 2, if you select the third tab 33, the third tab 33 will be changed to the selected state as shown on the right side of FIG. A third tab screen 60 corresponding to the third tab 33 is displayed on the standby screen 40. Conversely, when the first tab 31 is selected on the standby screen 40 shown on the right side of FIG. 2, the first tab 31 is brought into a selected state as shown on the left side of FIG. A first tab screen 50 corresponding to the first tab 31 is displayed.

Various information necessary to display the standby screen 40 and information regarding the contents of processing to be executed when various input operations are performed on the standby screen 40 via the input unit 14 are stored in the storage unit 12. remembered.

A plurality of icons are registered in each tab, and each tab screen is an image in which the plurality of icons registered in the corresponding tab are arranged. In this embodiment, for example, eight icons are registered in one tab, and eight corresponding icons are arranged on each tab screen.

That is, as shown on the left side of FIG. 2, on the first tab screen 50 corresponding to the first tab 31, the first icon 51 to the eighth icon 58 registered in the first tab 31 are arranged. As shown on the right side of FIG. 2, the 17th icon 61 to the 24th icon 68 registered in the third tab 33 are arranged on the third tab screen 60 corresponding to the third tab 33. Each icon includes an icon name. The specific type of each icon can be changed.

Each icon is associated with a specific function. When a user selects one of the icons, a specific function associated with that icon is executed.

In the first tab screen 50 illustrated on the left side of FIG. 2, for example, the first icon 51 is associated with a specific function in the fax function, and the second icon 52 is associated with a specific function in the copy function. The third icon 53 is associated with a specific function in the scan function. The fourth icon 54 and the eighth icon 58 are unregistered icons that are not associated with a specific function. A user can associate a specific function with these unregistered icons by registering the specific function. Description of the fifth icon 55 to seventh icon 57 will be omitted.

In the third tab screen 60 illustrated on the right side of FIG. 2, for example, the 17th icon 61 is associated with a specific function in the copy function, and the 18th icon 62 and the 19th icon 63 are associated with a specific function in the fax function. The 20th icon 64 and the 21st icon 65 are associated with specific functions in the scan function. The 22nd icon 66 to the 24th icon 68 are unregistered icons.

The specific functions associated with the 17th icon 61 to the 21st icon 65 on the third tab screen 60 are all shortcut functions. The shortcut function is a function that is arbitrarily registered by the user. A shortcut function is set to execute a specific function according to a preset setting value. A user can register a shortcut function to an unregistered icon by performing a predetermined shortcut registration operation on the unregistered icon. At this time, the name of the shortcut function can also be arbitrarily set. The user can also change the contents of a shortcut function that has already been registered, or cancel the registration to make it an unregistered icon. Note that an icon associated with a shortcut function will also be referred to as a shortcut icon hereinafter.

In this embodiment, the shortcut functions are further classified into two types: normal shortcut functions and one-touch shortcut functions. Normally, shortcut functions are configured so that when the corresponding shortcut icon is selected, the registered shortcut function does not start immediately, but requires at least one further input operation by the user. ing.

In this embodiment, when a shortcut icon corresponding to a normal shortcut function is selected, a predetermined confirmation screen is displayed. The user can confirm or change the setting value of the shortcut function via the confirmation screen. After the confirmation screen is displayed, when the user performs a specific execution start operation, the registered shortcut function is started.

On the other hand, the one-touch shortcut function is configured such that when the corresponding shortcut icon is selected, the registered shortcut function is started and completed without requiring any further input operation by the user.

As shown on the right side of FIG. 2, on the standby screen 40, a normal mark 46 or a one-touch mark 47 is added to the shortcut icon. The 17th icon 61, the 19th icon 63, and the 20th icon 64 to which the normal mark 46 is added are shortcut icons associated with the normal shortcut function. The 18th icon 62 and the 21st icon 65 to which the one-touch mark 47 is added are shortcut icons associated with a one-touch shortcut function.

When registering a shortcut function to an icon on the tab screen, the user can arbitrarily select whether to register it as a normal shortcut function or a one-touch shortcut function.

Furthermore, by performing a specific card registration operation, the user can register the card ID in any shortcut icon, that is, register the card ID in the shortcut function corresponding to the shortcut icon. The shortcut function in which the card ID is registered is hereinafter referred to as a card activation shortcut.

The card registration operation may be any operation. For example, the card ID may be registered by the user himself/herself inputting the card ID via the input unit 14. Further, for example, by holding the NFC card 7 over the image processing device 10, the card ID may be automatically read and registered by wireless communication.

When a card ID is registered in the shortcut function, information indicating that the card ID is registered is displayed on the shortcut icon corresponding to the card activation shortcut. The information indicating that the card ID is registered may be any information, and in this embodiment, for example, it is the text "(NFC card)". In the standby screen 40 shown on the right side of FIG. 2, the shortcut functions corresponding to the 17th icon 61 and the 19th icon 63 are card activation shortcuts.

Information about each icon is registered in the icon data table shown in FIG. 3. The icon data table contains, for each icon, the registered card ID, the function corresponding to the icon (that is, the main function executed when the icon is selected), the card activation permission flag, and the belonging tab. Multiple pieces of information are registered, including:

In the example of FIG. 3, the card ID "87654321" is registered in the 17th icon 61 of the third tab 33, and the card ID "12345678" is registered in the 19th icon 63 of the third tab 33. The card activation permission flag is referenced in S200, which will be described later.

The tabs displayed on the standby screen 40 are managed in a tab setting table shown in FIG. 4(a). In the tab setting table, Nt (for example, 8 tabs in this embodiment) tabs are listed in a prescribed order. The prescribed order in this embodiment is, for example, the order of the first tab to the eighth tab, as shown in FIG. 4(a).

Attributes are set for each tab. In this embodiment, shared or personal attributes are set. Tab attributes can be changed arbitrarily for each tab. FIG. 4A shows an example in which the attribute of the first tab 31 is set to shared, and the attributes of the other tabs are set to personal.

Further, a tab name is set for each tab. The tab name is displayed on each tab when the tab is displayed on the standby screen 40. The tab name can be changed arbitrarily for each tab.
The tab setting table, the aforementioned icon data table (see FIG. 3), and the user management data table (see FIG. 5) described later may be stored in advance in the storage unit 12 of the image processing device 10, for example. In this case, in the image processing device 10, the user may be able to customize each table stored in the storage unit 12 as desired.

Further, each table may be acquired from another device such as the information processing device 20 at a specific acquisition timing and stored in the storage unit 12, for example. Specifically, for example, the information processing device 20 may be configured so that each table can be customized as desired. When activated, the control unit 11 of the image processing device 10 acquires each table from the information processing device 20 via the network 3, stores it in the storage unit 12, and displays the standby screen 40 based on each stored table. You may perform various processing such as displaying. Even after acquiring and storing each table after startup, the control unit 11 acquires each table from the information processing device 20 at a specific timing and updates each table stored in the storage unit 12. good.

An example of a method for changing tab attributes will be described with reference to FIG. 4(b). When a specific operation for changing a tab attribute is performed in the information processing device 20, a tab attribute setting screen 8 shown in FIG. 4(b) is displayed on the display unit 24 of the information processing device 20. Each tab is listed on the tab attribute setting screen 8, and radio buttons for shared and personal are displayed for each tab. The user can arbitrarily change the attributes of the tab by selecting any radio button. Note that the tab attribute setting screen 8 of FIG. 4(b) or a similar screen may be displayed on the image processing device 10 so that the tab attributes can be changed in the image processing device 10.

Note that the standby screen 40 shown in FIG. 2 shows an example in which the first tab 31 to the fourth tab 34 all have a shared attribute. On the other hand, the standby screen 40 shown in FIGS. 6 and 7 is a standby screen based on the tab setting table of FIG. 4A, that is, the first tab 31 has a shared attribute and all other tabs have personal attributes. An example is shown. The standby screen 40 shown on the left side of FIG. 8 shows an example in which the first tab 31 and the third tab 33 have a shared attribute, and all other tabs have a personal attribute. The standby screen 40 shown in the lower right corner of FIG. 8 shows an example in which the first tab 31 has a shared attribute and all other tabs have a personal attribute.

Further, in the image processing device 10, the user mode is set to a general mode or a personal mode. The personal mode is set by any pre-registered user (hereinafter referred to as a "registered user") performing a predetermined user authentication operation and logging in. That is, when any registered user logs in, the personal mode corresponding to that registered user is set. The general mode is a user mode in which no registered user is logged in. In other words, the general mode is a user mode that can be set by all users without requiring authentication processing such as entering a password.

Registered users can be registered directly in the image processing device 10 or indirectly through an external device such as the information processing device 20. For example, the information processing device 20 manages a user management data table shown in FIG. Registered users are registered in the user management data table. Furthermore, a personal home tab can be registered for each registered user in the user management data table. When the registration process of a registered user is performed in the information processing device 20, the registered user is added to the user management data table. Furthermore, a personal home tab can be optionally registered for the registered user.

The user management data table shown in FIG. 5 illustrates that eight users, user 01 to user 08, are registered as registered users. Additionally, the first tab is registered as the personal home tab of user 01, the second tab is registered as the personal home tab of user 02, the third tab is registered as the personal home tab of user 03, and the personal home tab of user 04 is registered as the personal home tab. This shows an example in which a fourth tab is registered as , and personal home tabs are not registered for any of the four users User 05 to User 08. As the personal home tab, tabs with either shared or personal attributes can be registered.

Login of a registered user is performed, for example, by executing a predetermined authentication process that includes inputting user authentication information (for example, a password) unique to the registered user via the input unit 14.

The tabs displayed on the standby screen 40 differ depending on whether the user mode is general mode or personal mode. Furthermore, even in the personal mode, the tabs displayed on the standby screen 40 differ depending on which registered user is logged in.

A user switching interface 45 is displayed on the standby screen 40, as shown in FIG. The user switching interface 45 is an image that a user performs a selection operation (for example, a tap operation) to switch the user mode.

Information indicating the current user mode is displayed on the user switching interface 45. In this embodiment, when the user mode is set to the general mode, the user switching interface 45 displays information indicating that the user mode is the general mode, as shown in FIGS. 2, 6(a), 7, and 8. The text "General" appears. When the user mode is set to personal mode, text indicating the logged-in user is displayed on the user switching interface 45, as illustrated in FIG. 6(b).

When the user switching interface 45 is selected, a user mode selection screen (not shown) for selecting a user mode is displayed on the display unit 13. The user mode selection screen displays the general mode and each registered user as options. Then, when the general mode is selected, the user mode is set to the general mode.

In the general mode, tabs with shared attributes are displayed on the standby screen 40, and one of the tabs is selected. In the general mode, tabs with personal attributes are not displayed.

Therefore, for example, if the attribute of all the tabs is shared, all the tabs (however, up to four tabs can be displayed at the same time) are displayed on the standby screen 40 in the general mode, as shown in Figure 2. Ru. Further, for example, if only the first tab 31 has the shared attribute, the first tab 31 is displayed on the standby screen 40 in the general mode, as illustrated in FIGS. 6A and 7, etc.

On the other hand, when any registered user is selected on the user mode selection screen, an authentication screen (not shown) for performing authentication processing is displayed. When the proper user authentication information corresponding to the selected registered user is entered through this authentication screen, the authentication is successful, that is, the user is logged in and the user mode is set to the selected registered user's personal mode. .

In the personal mode, the personal home tab of the corresponding registered user is obtained from the user management data table (see FIG. 5), and the personal home tab is displayed on the standby screen 40. For example, when the user 03 logs in, the third tab 33, which is the personal home tab of the user 03, is displayed on the standby screen 40, as shown in FIG. 6(b). In the present embodiment, in the personal mode, personal attribute tabs other than the logged-in user's personal home tab are not displayed, and tabs with shared attributes are not displayed unless they are the logged-in user's personal home tab. However, in the personal mode, in addition to the logged-in user's personal home tab, a shared attribute tab may also be displayed.

(5) Execution of functions using NFC card Next, an example of screen transition when the NFC card 7 is held over to execute a card activation shortcut will be described.

When the attributes of each tab are set as shown in FIG. 4(a) and the user mode is set to general mode, the standby screen 40 shown in FIG. 6(a) is displayed on the display unit 13. be done. In this case, the third tab 33 in which the card activation shortcut is registered is not displayed.

Here, it is assumed that, for example, an NFC card 7 with a card ID of "12345678" is held up. In this case, the card activation shortcut corresponding to this card ID is not registered in any tab that can be displayed in the general mode. That is, the card activation shortcut corresponding to this card ID is a shortcut function corresponding to the nineteenth icon 63 registered in the third tab 33 which is not currently displayed. Therefore, the card activation shortcut corresponding to this card ID is not executed, and a no-access-right notification screen 70 shown in FIG. 6(a) is displayed on the display unit 13. The notification screen 70 indicating that you do not have access rights indicates that no card activation shortcuts compatible with the NFC card 7 are registered in the tabs that can be displayed in the general mode.In other words, you do not have access rights to the card activation shortcuts and cannot execute them. A message 71 is displayed indicating that this cannot be done.

On the other hand, for example, when the user 03 logs in and the user mode is set to personal mode, a standby screen 40 shown in FIG. 6(b) is displayed on the display unit 13. In this case, since the personal home tab of the user 03 is the third tab 33 (see FIG. 5), the third tab 33 is displayed on the standby screen 40, and no other tabs are displayed. In the third tab 33, a card activation shortcut corresponding to the card ID "12345678" is registered, and a nineteenth icon 63 corresponding to the card activation shortcut is included.

Therefore, when the NFC card 7 with the card ID "12345678" is held up, the corresponding card activation shortcut, that is, the shortcut function corresponding to the nineteenth icon 63 is executed. While the card activation shortcut is being executed, an execution screen 73 shown in FIG. 6(b) is displayed on the display unit 13. The execution screen 73 includes a message indicating that the shortcut function is being executed.

In this way, if the card activation shortcut corresponding to the card ID of the NFC card 7 held over the image processing device 10 is not registered in the general attribute tab, basically the card activation shortcut is not registered. The card activation shortcut will not run unless a registered user who has the current tab as their personal home tab is logged in.

However, in the present embodiment, when the NFC card 7 is held over, a registered user whose corresponding card activation shortcut is registered in a personal attribute tab and who sets the registered tab as a personal home tab logs in. Even if the card is not activated, the card activation shortcut may be executed if certain executable conditions are met.

In this embodiment, for example, condition A and condition B are set as the specific executable conditions.
If at least one of condition A and condition B is satisfied, it is determined that the specific executable condition is satisfied.

Condition A is that the card activation shortcut is a function that does not include a process of transmitting information to a device other than the image processing device 10 by wire or wirelessly. Therefore, a card activation shortcut that includes a fax function, such as the card activation shortcut corresponding to the nineteenth icon 63, does not satisfy condition A. On the other hand, for example, the card activation shortcut corresponding to the 17th icon 61 is a function for printing an image of a document read by the image processing apparatus 10, and is a process for transmitting information to the outside of the image processing apparatus 10. Since it does not include, condition A is satisfied.

Condition B is that the card activation shortcut is a one-touch shortcut function. Therefore, each card activation shortcut corresponding to the 17th icon 61 and the 19th icon 63 does not satisfy condition B because both are normal shortcut functions. Note that if the shortcut function corresponding to the 18th icon 62 is a card activation shortcut, condition B is satisfied.

For example, as shown in FIG. 7, when the user mode is set to general mode and only the first tab 31 is displayed on the display section 13, if the NFC card 7 with the card ID "87654321" is held over. do. In this case, since the tab displayed in the general mode does not include the card activation shortcut in which the card ID is registered, the card activation shortcut corresponding to the card ID is basically not executed. However, the card activation shortcut corresponding to the card ID, that is, the card activation shortcut corresponding to the seventeenth icon 61, satisfies condition A. Therefore, an NFC card activation confirmation screen 75 shown in FIG. 7 is displayed on the display unit 13.

The NFC card activation confirmation screen 75 is a screen that asks the user whether or not it is OK to execute the card activation shortcut. A confirmation message 76, an OK button 77, and a NO button 78 are displayed on the NFC card activation confirmation screen 75.

The content of the confirmation message 76 differs depending on whether condition A or condition B is satisfied. In other words, the content of the confirmation message 76 corresponds to the satisfied condition. FIG. 7 shows an example in which a confirmation message 76 corresponding to condition A is displayed in response to condition A being satisfied.

When the NO button 78 is selected on the NFC card activation confirmation screen 75, the card activation shortcut is not executed. On the other hand, when the OK button 77 is selected, the card activation permission flag is set to ON, and the standby screen 40 is displayed on the display unit 13 again. Note that all card activation permission flags are set to OFF by default, and are set to ON when executable conditions are satisfied.

After that, when the same NFC card 7 is held over again, the card activation permission flag of the corresponding card activation shortcut is set to ON, so that the card activation shortcut is executed. During execution, an execution screen 80 is displayed as shown in FIG.

The card activation permission flag may be set to OFF again at a specific timing, or once set to ON, it may be permanently maintained on unless a specific flag initialization process is performed. When the card activation permission flag is set to OFF again at a specific timing, the specific timing may be any timing. For example, the card activation shortcut may be set to off after it has been executed a predetermined number of times. Further, for example, after being set to on, it may be set to off when a certain period of time has elapsed.

Next, an example of screen transition when the attribute of the tab in which the card activation shortcut is registered is changed from shared to personal will be described with reference to FIG. 8.
First, assume that the first tab 31 and the third tab 33 are set to the shared attribute and the user mode is set to the general mode. In this case, a standby screen 40 is displayed as shown on the left in FIG. 8, including a first tab 31 and a third tab 33, one of which (for example, the first tab 31 in FIG. 8) is selected. . Here, card activation shortcuts are registered in the third tab 33, as shown in FIGS. 3 and 6(b).

In this state, if the attribute of the third tab 33 is changed from shared to personal, after the change, a personal release confirmation screen 85 shown in FIG. 8 is displayed on the display unit 13. The personal release confirmation screen 85 is a screen for asking the user whether or not to change the tab changed to the personal attribute back to the shared attribute again. A confirmation message 86, an OK button 87, and a NO button 88 are displayed on the personal cancellation confirmation screen 85. The confirmation message 86 is a message to inform the user that a card activation shortcut is registered in the tab whose attribute has been changed to personal, and to ask the user whether or not to set the tab to the shared attribute again.

When the NO button 88 is selected on the personal cancellation confirmation screen 85, the tab changed to the personal attribute is maintained as the personal attribute. Then, the display unit 13 displays a standby screen 40 shown in the lower right corner of FIG. 8, that is, a standby screen 40 on which only the first tab 31, which is the only shared tab, is displayed. On the other hand, when the OK button 87 is selected, the tab changed to personal attribute is changed to shared attribute. A standby screen 40 including two shared attribute tabs 31 and 33 is displayed on the display unit 13, as shown on the left side of FIG.

(6) Main Processing Next, the main processing executed by the control unit 11 will be explained with reference to FIGS. 9 to 11. After starting, the control unit 11 (more specifically, the CPU) executes a predetermined initial process, and then executes the main process according to the main process programs shown in FIGS. 9 to 11 stored in the storage unit 12. The various screen transitions described above are realized by the control unit 11 executing main processing.

When the control unit 11 starts the main processing, the control unit 11 causes the display unit 13 to display the standby screen 40 in S110. After starting, the control unit 11 sets the user mode to the general mode. Therefore, in S110, a standby screen 40 (see, for example, FIG. 6(a)) corresponding to the general mode is displayed based on the tab setting table (see FIG. 4(a)).

In S120, it is determined whether the NFC card 7 is held up. When the NFC card 7 is held up, the above-mentioned wireless communication between the NFC card 7 and the short-range wireless communication unit 17 is executed, so that the control unit 11 can detect that the NFC card 7 is held up, and the NFC The card ID can be obtained from the card 7.

If the NFC card 7 is not held up, the process moves to S220. In S220, it is determined whether an event other than the NFC card 7 being held over has occurred. Other events include, for example, selecting an icon, selecting a tab, requesting new registration of a shortcut function for an unregistered icon, and requesting registration of a card ID in an icon. , a request operation to change the attributes of a tab, a login or logout request operation by a user, a request operation to change various setting values, etc.

If no other event has occurred, the process moves to S110. If another event occurs, in S230, processing corresponding to the event that has occurred is executed. For example, when an icon is selected, a function corresponding to the icon is executed.

In S240, a tab setting change confirmation process is executed. Details of the tab setting change confirmation process are as shown in FIG. 11. When proceeding to the tab setting change confirmation process, in S410, it is determined whether or not the tab settings have been changed through the process of S230, in other words, a process that changes the contents of the tab setting change table shown in FIG. 4(a) is performed. Determine whether it has been done or not. If the tab settings have not been changed, the process moves to S110 (FIG. 9). If the tab settings have been changed, the process moves to S420.

In S420, a card activation shortcut is searched from the icon data table (see FIG. 3). In S430, it is determined whether a card activation shortcut exists. If the card activation shortcut does not exist, the process moves to S110 (FIG. 9). If a card activation shortcut exists, the process moves to S440.

In S440, it is determined whether the attribute of the tab in which the card activation shortcut is registered is shared, and if it is shared, the process moves to S110 (FIG. 9), and if it is personal, the process moves to S450.

In S450, personal warning processing is performed. Specifically, the personal cancellation confirmation screen 85 illustrated in FIG. 8 is displayed. In S460, it is determined whether or not the OK button 87 has been selected. If the OK button 87 has not been selected, it is determined in S480 whether the NO button 88 has been selected, and if it has not been selected, the process moves to S450, and if it has been selected, the process moves to S110 (FIG. 9). ). If the OK button 87 is selected in S460, a sharing restoration process is performed in S470. Specifically, the personal attribute tab in which the card activation shortcut is registered is set to the shared attribute. After the process of S470, the process moves to S110 (FIG. 9).

Returning to FIG. 9, if it is determined in S120 that the NFC card 7 has been held up, the process moves to S130. In S130, the card ID of the held NFC card 7 is acquired via the short-range wireless communication unit 17. In S140, the icon data table is referred to to search for a card activation shortcut in which the acquired card ID is registered.

In S150, it is determined whether a corresponding card activation shortcut, that is, a shortcut function in which the acquired card ID is registered, exists. If the corresponding card activation shortcut does not exist, a notification screen (not shown) indicating that there is no corresponding shortcut is displayed for a certain period of time in S160, and then the process moves to S110. The corresponding shortcut not found notification screen is a screen for making the user aware that there is no card activation shortcut corresponding to the card ID of the NFC card 7 held up.

In S150, if the corresponding card activation shortcut exists, the process moves to S170. In S170, it is determined whether the tab to which the corresponding card activation shortcut belongs, that is, the attribute of the tab in which the corresponding card activation shortcut is registered, is shared. If it is shared, the card activation shortcut is executed in S180. During execution, an execution screen (see FIGS. 6, 7, etc.) is displayed.

If the belonging tab of the corresponding card activation shortcut is personal, the process moves to S190. In S190, it is determined whether the tab to which the corresponding card activation shortcut belongs is the personal home tab of the currently logged-in user. If it is the personal home tab of the logged-in user, the card activation shortcut is executed in S180. If it is not the home tab of the logged-in user, the process moves to S200.

In S200, it is determined whether the card activation permission flag of the corresponding card activation shortcut is set to on. If the card activation permission flag is set on, the card activation shortcut is executed in S180. Note that, as described above, there are various possible timings for setting the card activation permission flag to OFF after the card activation shortcut is executed due to the card activation permission flag being set to ON.

If the card activation permission flag is set to OFF in S200, a no-access-right handling process is executed in S210. Details of the no-access-right handling process in S210 are as shown in FIG. When the process moves to the no-access-right handling process, it is determined in S310 whether the corresponding card activation shortcut satisfies a specific executable condition. Specifically, it is determined whether at least one of the conditions A and B described above is satisfied. If the specific executable conditions are not met, in S320, the no access right notification screen 70 (see FIG. 6) is displayed for a certain period of time, and then the process moves to S110.

If the specific executable conditions are satisfied in S310, the process moves to S330. In S330, an NFC card activation confirmation screen 75 (see FIG. 7) is displayed. In S340, it is determined whether or not the OK button 77 has been selected. If the OK button 77 has not been selected, it is determined in S360 whether the NO button 78 has been selected. If the selection has not been operated, the process moves to S330, and if the selection has been operated, the process moves to S110. .

If the OK button 77 is selected in S340, the card activation permission flag of the corresponding card activation shortcut is turned on in S350, and the process moves to S110. Due to this flag change, the next time the same NFC card 7 is held over, an affirmative determination is made in S200 and the card activation shortcut is executed.

(7) Effects of Embodiment According to the embodiment described above, the following effects are achieved.
That is, in the image processing device 10 of the present embodiment, even if the NFC card 7 having the card ID corresponding to a registered card activation shortcut is held over, if the card activation shortcut is registered in the personal attribute tab, , that card launch shortcut will not run. Therefore, it is possible to appropriately restrict execution of card activation shortcuts.

For example, if a card activation shortcut is registered in a tab with shared attributes, in order to restrict the use of that card activation shortcut, you can change the attributes of the tab in which the card activation shortcut is registered to personal. It becomes possible to restrict the execution of the card activation shortcut both by the icon operation and by the NFC card 7.

Furthermore, in this embodiment, even if a card activation shortcut is registered in a personal attribute tab, if that tab is the personal home tab of the logged-in user, the card activation shortcut can be used by holding the NFC card 7 over the card activation shortcut. can be executed.

Furthermore, in this embodiment, even if a card activation shortcut is registered in the personal attribute tab, it will be executed if a specific executable condition is satisfied. Therefore, card activation shortcuts can be appropriately restricted depending on the content of the card activation shortcuts.

Note that in this embodiment, the image processing device 10 corresponds to an example of a function execution device. The short-range wireless communication section 17 corresponds to an example of a communication section. The NFC card 7 corresponds to an example of a wireless communication device. The card ID corresponds to an example of a device ID and an object ID. The fact that the card ID acquired from the NFC card 7 and the card ID registered in the card activation shortcut match corresponds to an example of a specific correspondence relationship. Each shortcut icon corresponding to each shortcut function corresponds to an example of a functional object. A shortcut icon corresponding to the normal shortcut function corresponds to an example of a first type object, and a shortcut icon corresponding to the one-touch shortcut function corresponds to an example of a second type object. The NFC card activation confirmation screen 75 (FIG. 7) corresponds to an example of an execution confirmation screen. The personal cancellation confirmation screen 85 (FIG. 8) corresponds to an example of a setting confirmation screen. Selecting and operating the OK button 87 on the personal release confirmation screen 85 corresponds to an example of a sharing change request.

Further, the process of S110 corresponds to an example of the general mode display process and the personal mode display process. The processing in S130 corresponds to an example of device ID acquisition processing. The process of S180 corresponds to an example of the second function execution process. The process of S230 corresponds to an example of a first function execution process, a login reception process, a personal home tab setting process, and an attribute setting process. The process of S320 corresponds to an example of notification process. The process of S450 corresponds to an example of a setting confirmation display process. The process of S460 corresponds to an example of a sharing change acceptance process. The process of S470 corresponds to an example of attribute change process.

[2. Other embodiments]
Although the embodiments of the present disclosure have been described above, the present disclosure is not limited to the above-described embodiments and can be implemented with various modifications.

(1) In the above embodiment, it was possible to register a card ID for the shortcut function, but now it is possible to register a card ID for other functions other than the shortcut function so that they can be activated from the NFC card 7. You can also do this.

(2) In the main process, the process using the card activation permission flag may be omitted. Specifically, in the process for dealing with no access rights shown in FIG. 10, if the OK button 77 is selected in S340, the process may proceed to S180 and a card activation shortcut may be executed.

Further, if it is determined in S310 that the corresponding card activation shortcut satisfies a specific executable condition, the card activation shortcut may be executed in S180 without performing the process of proceeding to S330.

(3) A process similar to the tab setting change confirmation process in S240 may be executed during the tab setting change operation, rather than after the tab setting change has been performed. For example, when an operation is performed to change a tab's attributes from shared to personal, a screen asking the user whether or not to change the attributes to personal may be displayed before actually changing the attributes. good. At this time, information may be displayed indicating that a card activation shortcut is registered in the tab whose attributes are to be changed to personal, and information regarding the card activation shortcut. Then, when an operation indicating that the screen may be changed to personal is performed, the attribute may be changed to personal.

(4) If it is determined in S440 of FIG. 11 that the attribute of the tab in which the card activation shortcut is registered is not shared (that is, personal), the following process may be performed, for example. That is, information indicating that a card activation shortcut is registered in the personal attribute tab may be displayed, and a screen may be displayed asking the user whether or not to delete the card activation shortcut. If an operation indicating permission to delete is performed, the registration of the card activation shortcut may be deleted.

(5) In the above embodiment, when the NFC card 7 is held over, a card activation shortcut in which a card ID matching the card ID obtained from the NFC card 7 is registered is executed; The information registered in the card activation shortcut to enable this does not need to be the card ID itself. For example, an object ID unique to the shortcut function may be registered and the object ID may be linked to a specific card ID. Then, when the NFC card 7 is held over, if the card ID acquired from the NFC card 7 is the card ID linked to the object ID, the card activation shortcut in which the object ID is registered is executed. It's okay.

(6) The present disclosure is not limited to application to the image processing device 10 shown in FIG. 1. The present disclosure is applicable to any function execution device that has a wireless communication function and is configured to be able to execute various functions.

Further, the wireless communication device with which the function execution device of the present disclosure can perform wireless communication is not limited to the NFC card 7 shown in the above embodiment. The function execution device of the present disclosure may be capable of wireless communication with various wireless communication devices having a specific device ID. Furthermore, the communication method with the wireless communication device is not limited to NFC.

(7) A plurality of functions of one component in the above embodiment may be realized by a plurality of components, and a function of one component may be realized by a plurality of components. . Further, a plurality of functions possessed by a plurality of constituent elements may be realized by one constituent element, or one function realized by a plurality of constituent elements may be realized by one constituent element. Further, a part of the configuration of the above embodiment may be omitted. Further, at least a part of the configuration of the above embodiment may be added to or replaced with the configuration of other embodiments.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1... Information processing system, 7... NFC card, 7a... Antenna, 7b... Communication circuit, 7c... Storage part, 10... Image processing device, 11... Control part, 12... Storage part, 13... Display part, 14... Input part , 17... Near field communication unit, 20... Information processing device, 31... First tab, 32... Second tab, 33... Third tab, 34... Fourth tab, 40... Standby screen, 50... First tab screen , 51...first icon, 52...second icon, 53...third icon, 54...fourth icon, 55...fifth icon, 56...sixth icon, 57...seventh icon, 58...eighth icon, 60 ...Third tab screen, 61...17th icon, 62...18th icon, 63...19th icon, 64...20th icon, 65...21st icon, 66...22nd icon, 67...23rd icon, 68... 24th icon, 70... No access right notification screen, 75... NFC card activation confirmation screen, 85... Personal cancellation confirmation screen.

Claims (14)

Near field communication department,
a control unit;
memory and
a function execution unit;
A function execution device comprising:
The short -range wireless communication unit is capable of detecting a wireless communication device located at a short distance with which the short-range wireless communication unit can communicate,
The control unit is capable of storing a plurality of shortcut information in the memory,
Each of the plurality of shortcut information indicates a shortcut function, and the shortcut function has a setting value used for executing the shortcut function set in advance,
The control unit further includes:
a first shortcut execution process that causes the function execution unit to execute the shortcut function indicated in the shortcut information according to the setting value set for the shortcut function ;
a second shortcut execution process ;
It is possible to do
The second shortcut execution process includes:
The wireless communication device is detected by the short-range wireless communication unit, and the detected wireless communication device corresponds to one of the plurality of shortcut information stored in the memory ,
If the wireless shortcut function that is the shortcut function indicated in the corresponding shortcut information is not associated with a specific user , the wireless shortcut function is set to the setting value set for the wireless shortcut function. cause the function execution unit to execute according to
If the wireless compatible shortcut function is associated with the specific user , not causing the function execution unit to execute the wireless compatible shortcut function ;
Function execution device. The function execution device according to claim 1,
an input section;
A display section;
Equipped with
The control unit can perform a standby screen display process to display a standby screen on the display unit,
The standby screen includes one screen selected from a plurality of screens, a plurality of functional objects can be arranged on each of the plurality of screens, and each of the plurality of functional objects has one of the plurality of functional objects. It is possible to associate the shortcut functions,
In the first shortcut execution process, the shortcut object, which is the functional object associated with the shortcut function and which is arranged on the standby screen displayed on the display unit by the standby screen display process, In response to the selection via the shortcut section, causing the function execution section to execute the shortcut function associated with the selected shortcut object according to the setting value set for the shortcut function. including,
Function execution device. The function execution device according to claim 2 ,
Each of the plurality of screens may be associated with the specific user,
In the second shortcut execution process, the control unit:
If the wireless compatible shortcut object that is the shortcut object associated with the wireless compatible shortcut function is placed on a shared screen that is a screen that is not associated with the specific user among the plurality of screens, causing the function execution unit to execute the wireless compatible shortcut function associated with the wireless compatible shortcut object;
When the wireless compatible shortcut object is arranged on a personal screen that is a screen with which the specific user is associated among the plurality of screens, the wireless compatible shortcut object is associated with the wireless compatible shortcut object. not allowing the function execution unit to execute the function;
Function execution device. The function execution device according to claim 3,
The control unit is capable of performing a login process to accept login from a registered user registered in advance,
In the second shortcut execution process, the control unit is configured to accept the login to the personal screen by the login process even if the wireless compatible shortcut object is arranged on the personal screen. if the registered user is associated, causing the function execution unit to execute the wireless compatible shortcut function associated with the wireless compatible shortcut object;
Function execution device. The function execution device according to claim 3 or 4,
In the second shortcut execution process, the control unit is configured to perform a process of executing a wireless shortcut in a case where the wireless compatible shortcut object satisfies a specific executable condition even if the wireless compatible shortcut object is arranged on the personal screen. causes the function execution unit to execute the wireless compatible shortcut function associated with the wireless compatible shortcut object;
Function execution device. The function execution device according to claim 5 ,
The executable condition is that the wireless shortcut function associated with the wireless shortcut object does not include a process of transmitting information to a device other than the function execution device.
Function execution device. The function execution device according to claim 5 or 6 ,
Each of the shortcut functions is of the first type, in which an input operation via the input unit is required when the shortcut function is executed, or a second type, in which the input operation is not required when the shortcut function is executed. The species is set to either one of the
The executable condition is that the wireless compatible shortcut function associated with the wireless compatible shortcut object is set to the second type.
Function execution device. The function execution device according to any one of claims 5 to 7,
In the second shortcut execution process, the control unit:
If the wireless shortcut object is placed on the personal screen and the wireless shortcut object satisfies the executable condition, the wireless shortcut object associated with the wireless shortcut object displaying an execution confirmation screen on the display unit asking whether to execute the wireless compatible shortcut function;
After displaying the execution confirmation screen, if a specific execution instruction indicating to execute the wireless compatible shortcut function is input via the input unit, causing the function execution unit to execute the wireless compatible shortcut function;
Function execution device. The function execution device according to any one of claims 3 to 8,
The control unit further includes:
a setting process of setting each of the plurality of screens as the shared screen or the personal screen;
In the case where the shared screen is changed to the personal screen by the setting process, the shortcut function associated with the wireless communication device is associated with the changed screen. a setting confirmation display process for displaying on the display unit a setting confirmation screen for inquiring whether to change the setting of the screen to the shared screen if the shortcut object is included;
a sharing change reception process of accepting, via the input unit, a sharing change request requesting to change the setting of the screen to the shared screen in a state where the setting confirmation screen is displayed;
When the sharing change request is accepted by the sharing change reception process, a change process of changing the setting of the screen to the shared screen;
A function execution device that executes. The function execution device according to any one of claims 1 to 9,
The control unit further executes notification processing for notifying information indicating that the wireless compatible shortcut function cannot be executed when the function execution unit does not execute the wireless compatible shortcut function in the second shortcut execution process. do,
Function execution device. The function execution device according to claim 4,
When the login is accepted in the login process, the control unit causes the display unit to display the personal screen associated with the registered user whose login is accepted in the standby screen display process. while not allowing the display unit to display the personal screen associated with a user different from the registered user;
Function execution device. The function execution device according to claim 11,
If the login is accepted in the login process, the control unit allows the shared screen to be displayed on the display unit in the standby screen display process.
Function execution device. The function execution device according to any one of claims 1 to 12,
the wireless communication device has a specific device ID;
The fact that the wireless communication device detected by the short-range wireless communication unit corresponds to the shortcut information includes that the device ID of the detected wireless communication device is associated with the shortcut information.
Function execution device. The function execution device according to any one of claims 1 to 13,
The short-range wireless communication unit and the wireless communication device are configured to be able to perform short-range wireless communication with each other based on the NFC short-range wireless communication standard.
Function execution device.

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