JPH02232721A - Printer for same address - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To print the same address on all address seals of a label sheet with one input of this address by providing a storage means where address data inputted from an input means is stored, a reading means, a print control means, etc. CONSTITUTION:When an address preliminarily stored in an address memory 5 is designated from a keyboard 1, designated address data is read out from the memory 5, and one read-out address data is edited to two address data when an address seal 9 has two columns. Two address data are printed by a printer 7, and it is discriminated whether the address is printed on all seals 9 arranged on a label sheet 8 or not. When it is not printed on all seals 9, two address data are repeatedly printed; and when it is printed there, printing is terminated. Thus, one address data is inputted to print the same address data on all seals 9 of a sheet 8 though many seals 9 where the same address is printed are required, and the operability is improved.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION (a) Field of Industrial Application This invention relates to a printing device for printing address data such as addresses and names.

(Example) Conventional technology Conventionally, in this type of printing device, for example, a label paper is prepared on which address stickers are arranged on one side to be attached to a letter or a book of letters, and each address sticker on the label paper is There is a story where the recipients are printed one by one.

In this case, as shown in FIG. 6, address data such as addresses and names are stored in advance in the memory IO, such as address and name. Address ■． Address ■． . . . , etc., and when printing the address data, first, as shown in FIG. 1 on the address sticker l2 at the beginning of l1
Print out the address ■ for each item, read out the next address ■, and write that address ■ on the next address sticker l2 on 1 liter of label paper.
Address data 1 in memory [0] is printed.
The number of items and one address sticker l2 are printed in correspondence with l to I.

(c) Problems to be Solved by the Invention However, in the case described above, for example, a number of stickers with the same address are required, and it is possible to print the same address on all address stickers I2 of 1 liter of label paper. Sometimes, the same addressee must be entered multiple times, which reduces operability.

This invention was made with these circumstances in mind; just by entering one address, you can create an address sticker on the label paper 11! To provide an identical address printing device which prints the same address on two pages.

(2) Means for Solving the Problems FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing the configuration of the present invention. As shown in the figure, the present invention includes an input means +01 into which recipient data such as address and name is input. , a printing means 102 for printing address data, a storage means 103 for storing address data inputted from the input means 101, a reading means 104 for reading address data from the storage means +03 according to an instruction from the input means lot, and a reading means A printing control means that controls the printing means 102 to repeatedly print one address data read out by the hand gEl04 multiple times! 0
This is an identical address printing device comprising: 5.

Note that the input means +01 in this invention may be any device that can input address data such as address and name.
For example, keyboard, tablet device, OCR, ffl
A tape device or the like is used.

Further, the printing means +02 may be any device capable of printing address data, but it is preferable to use a dot printer or the like capable of printing Kanji characters.

Further, as the storage means 103, a RAM such as a core memory or an IC memory, or a storage medium such as a proppy disk device or a magnetic disk device, which can store address data, is used.

And the reading means! 04 and the print control means 105, it is generally convenient to use a microprocessor.

(E) The address data input from the action input means 101 and stored in the storage means 103 is read out by the reading means 104 when there is an instruction from the input means 101, and the address data that is read out by the print control means 105 is The printing means 102 is controlled so that the address data for each subject is repeatedly printed a plurality of times.

Therefore, several pieces of the same address data can be printed from one piece of address data, improving operability.

(f) Examples Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail based on examples shown in the drawings. Note that this invention is not limited to this.

FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing an embodiment of the present invention.

In this figure, 1 is a keyboard equipped with kana keys, function keys, etc., and address data consisting of an address, name, etc. is inputted into a control system II and 2.

The controller 2 is composed of a microprocessor and a ROM.
Various data processes, which will be described later, are carried out in accordance with a control program written in the program memory 3 consisting of:

4 is a kana-kanji transformation dictionary for converting address data in kana characters entered from the keyboard l into address data mixed with kanji.

5 is an address data memory consisting of RAM, which stores address data entered from the keyboard l and converted into kana-kanji.
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6 is a CRT display, an LC (liquid crystal) display,
Alternatively, the display device includes an EL display or the like, and 7 is a dot printer capable of printing address data in Chinese characters.

The controller 2 stores the address data input from the keyboard 1 in the address data memory 5. Further, when address data is specified from the keyboard [ and the subsequent output is instructed, the specified address data for one item is successively output from the address data memory 5 and displayed on the display device 6. When a printing instruction is received from the keyboard 1, the printer repeatedly prints the address data several times on the sliding door.

FIG. 3 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of the storage format of the address data memory 5, and FIG. 4 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of address data that has been printed by the printer 7. As shown in these figures, the address data Address data is stored in the memory 5 as address ■. Address ■, Address ■. . . . are stored sequentially.

When the address data stored in the address data memory 5 is printed by the printer 7, the address stickers 10 are arranged in two columns over several rows on the label lever 8, so the arrangement information is is input from keyboard 1, and in accordance with this, controller 2 inputs from keyboard l,
For example, if "address ■" is specified, "address ■" is read out from the address data memory 5, and the address data for one item is edited into two items.

Then, using the address data for the two cases as one line, "Address ■゜" is printed on all the address stickers 10 placed on the label paper li.

The contents of such processing operations of the control section 2 will be explained according to the flowchart shown in FIG.

In this explanation, it is assumed that the address data input from the keyboard 1 has already been stored in the address data memory 5.

When an address is specified from the keyboard l (step 2K), the specified address data is first output from the address memory 5, and if there are two columns of address stickers IO, the read one The address data for two cases is edited (step 22).

Next, the address data for the two items is printed by the printer 7 (step 23), and it is determined whether the address data has been printed on all address stickers 9 arranged on the label paper 8 (step 2).
4) If all the address stickers 9 are not printed, the printing in step 23 is repeated, and if they are printed, the printing ends.

In this way, one piece of address data is printed on all the address stickers 9 on the label paper 8.

(G) Effect of the invention According to this invention! Since the address data for an item is printed repeatedly multiple times, for example, even if multiple address stickers with the same address printed on them are required, it is possible to input the address data for at least one item. By simply setting the label, the same address data can be printed on all address stickers on the label paper, greatly improving operability.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing the configuration of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a configuration block diagram showing an embodiment of the invention, FIG. 3 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of the address data memory platform format,
Fig. 4 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of printed address data, Fig. 5 is a flowchart showing the operation of the embodiment, Fig. 6 is an explanatory diagram showing a conventional address data storage format, and Fig. 7 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of printed address data.
The figure is an explanatory diagram showing an example of a conventional printed address. ! ...Keyboard, 2...Control section, 3
...Program memory, 4...Kanataka character conversion dictionary, 5...Address data memory, 6...Display device, 7... Printer, 8...Label paper, 9...Address label. To the 1st prisoner T Zuzo 714

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. An input means for inputting address data such as address and name, a printing means for printing the address data, a storage means for storing the address data input from the input means, and an input means for inputting address data from the storage means according to instructions from the input means. An identical address printing device comprising: a reading means for reading address data; and a printing control means for controlling the printing means so as to repeatedly print one address data read out by the reading means over a plurality of times.