JPH03210280A - Training data processor - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To exercise training reasonable for a user by automatically deciding a target value from past training data recorded on a card. CONSTITUTION:Training data and the target value are written on the storage means 22 of a data card 21 with data write means 16, 14. Also, a data readout means 16 reads out the training data and the target value stored in the storage means 22. Furthermore, a target value decision means consisting of an MPU 11 decides the target value from the past training data read out with the means 16. A display means consisting of a CRT 13 displays the target value decided with the training data and target value decision means 11 read out with the means 16. Namely, it is possible to automatically decide the target value from the past training data recorded on the card, and to exercise the training reasonable for the user.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION (a) Field of Industrial Application This invention relates to the processing of training data at athletic clubs and the like, and particularly to a training data processing device that determines target values based on past training data.

(B) Conventional Technology Previously, at athletic clubs and the like, users wrote in their own notebooks or formatted sheets of data regarding the content of training (type, load, number of sessions, time, etc.). And in determining the training l[(a,
The user makes a decision by referring to past data recorded in this way.

(c) Problems to be Solved by the Invention As mentioned above, recording training data is cumbersome and errors are likely to occur. To solve this problem, a system can be applied in which training data is recorded on a card owned by each user. Such systems are disclosed in Japanese Patent Application Laid-open Nos. 62-49873 and 62-49.
No. 874.

By the way, JP-A-62-49873 and JP-A-62-4
The system shown in No. 9874 simply records data on a card.

Therefore, when determining the target value, the data recorded on the card is displayed on a display or printed out, and the user determines the target value himself, as in the past. However, it is difficult to grasp the progress of the training content from past data displayed or printed out in this way, and there is a problem that unreasonable target values are determined depending on the situation.

The present invention has been made in view of the above, and provides a training data processing device that automatically determines a target value from past training data recorded on a card and allows a user to perform training without strain. It is an object.

(d) Means and operation for solving the problems In order to solve the above problems, the training data processing device of the present invention has the configurations listed in the following items i-iv.

i: Data writing means for writing training data and target values into the storage means of the data card ii: Data reading means for reading out the training data and target values stored in the storage means in: Data read out by this data reading means target value determining means iv for determining a target value from past training data; display means for displaying the training data read by the data reading means and the target value determined by the target value determining means;

Since the training data processing device of the present invention stores training data on a data card,
It goes without saying that the hassle of entering training data and mistakes in entry can be prevented. Furthermore, past training data recorded on the data card is read out, the target value is determined automatically and objectively, and this is displayed to the user, so that the user can train comfortably. I have to.

(e) Examples An embodiment of the present invention will be described below based on the drawings.

The training data processing apparatus of this embodiment includes a main unit equipped with a CRT display, a printer, a keyboard, and a card reader/writer, and various training machines equipped with the card readers/writers. Further, the data card (hereinafter simply referred to as a card) used is a non-contact memory type having a 5-RAM. Of course, the card can be a contact type,
It can also be a built-in microcomputer type (the design can be changed as appropriate).

The main unit is placed at a suitable location in the athletic club, for example at the reception area. FIG. 2 is a block diagram illustrating the configuration of this main unit. This main unit connects the memory 12,
A CRT 13, a keyboard 14, a printer 15, and a card reader/writer 16 are connected. The memory 12 is M
PU11 operating program, user management data (ID
k, name, especially usage fee payment status, etc.), and also functions as a work area for MPU II. CRT13
is for displaying management data, training data, target values, etc., and the printer 15 is for printing the same data.

The part surrounded by the broken line in FIG. 2 is the car 121. This card 21 includes a 5-RAM 22 and a card reader/
Communication circuit 23 for exchanging data with the like 16
is built-in.

FIG. 3 shows the data structure within the 5-RAM 22. In this data structure, the user's IDNα, each event, its result (training data), and target value are stored together with the date. The values marked with "*" in the date column are target values determined and written in the main unit.

On the other hand, FIG. 6 shows an ergometer 31 as an example of a training machine equipped with a card reader/writer. This ergometer 31 is equipped with a control box 32 at the handle 31a. This control box 32 has a liquid crystal display (LC) on its top surface.
D) 34 and an end key 35 are provided, and are connected to a sensor 37 and a card reader/writer 38.

FIG. 5 is a block diagram illustrating the circuit configuration of the ergometer 31.
, LCD 34, end key 35, memo IJ 36, sensor 3
7. A card reader/writer 38 is connected. L.C.
D34 shows the target value, the number of rotations from the start of training to the present, and the like. The memory 36 stores an operating program for the MPU 33 and functions as a work area for the MPU 33. The sensor 37 detects rotation of the pedal 31b.

Next, the operations of the main unit and ergometer 31 will be explained in order.

FIG. 1 is a flow diagram showing the operation of the main unit. When the power is turned on, a menu and corresponding function keys (Fl, F2) are displayed on the CRT 13 [step (hereinafter referred to as ST) 1]. Fl corresponds to a menu for determining today's goals, and F2 corresponds to a menu for displaying and printing out today's results. When the user presses either key Fl or F2 (
The process proceeds to ST2) and ST3, where a message prompting the user to insert the card 21 into the card reader/writer 16 is displayed on the CRT 13.

Continued (In ST4, card 2 to card reader/writer 16
It is determined whether 1 has been inserted. This judgment is YES
If , branch to ST5, if No, proceed to ST3
Branch to. That is, ST3 and ST4 are repeated until the card 21 is inserted into the card reader/writer 16.

In ST5, it is determined whether either Fl or F2 was input in ST2. In the case of Fl, branch to ST8,
In the case of F2, the process branches to ST6. ST6 and ST7
is a process related to the menu for displaying and printing out today's results; in ST6, today's target values and results are read from the card 21, and in ST7, the read target values and results are printed by the printer 15. be done. When the process of ST7 is completed, the process returns to STI again.

The processing from ST8 onwards is processing related to the menu for determining today's target value. In ST8, IDN from card 21
o, is read out, and in ST9, it is checked against the management data to determine whether or not this card 21 is valid. If this determination is YES, go to 5TIO, if NO, go to 5T14.
They each branch to.

In 5TIO, the MPU II reads past training data from the card 21 and temporarily stores it in the memory 12. Then, the MPU II performs predetermined calculations on the past training data in the memory 12 and determines today's target value for each event (STII). Furthermore, M
The PUII displays the determined target value on the CRT 13 (ST12) and causes the printer 13 to print the target value. When the process of 5T13 is completed, the process returns to ST1 again.

On the other hand, in 5T14, MPUII displays on the CRT 13 that the card cannot be used, and returns to STI.

On the other hand, the operation of the ergometer 31 will be explained with reference to FIG. 4. First, the user inserts the card 21 into the card reader/writer 38 (ST21). When the pedal 31b is rotated in this state, the rotation is detected by the sensor 37.
is detected and the number of revolutions is counted. 5T23
Now, determine whether the end key 35 is turned on or not, and press YE.
If S, go to 5T24; if No, go to 5T22
Return to That is, counting of the number of revolutions continues until the end key 35 is turned on.

In ST24, the MPU 33 determines whether the count has reached the target value read from the card 21, and if this determination is YES, the target value is written as it is on the card 21 as today's result, and the process returns to ST21. On the other hand, if this invention is No, correct today's result to the count number and write it on the card 21 (ST25), then ST
Return to 21.

If we look at the operation of the training data processing device of this embodiment from the user's perspective, the user who visits the athletic club will:
First, go to the main unit, look at the display on the CRT 13, and select "today's goal", that is, press the key Fl. If you press the key F1 and insert the card 21 into the card reader/writer 16, the target value will be written to the card 21.
Today's target is displayed on the CRT 13, and the printer 15 prints out the target for today.

There, the user inserts the card 21 into the card reader/writer 1.
6 and start the actual training. When using each training machine, first insert the card into the card reader/writer of the training machine and perform training. When you finish the training,
Press the end key and remove the card from the card reader/writer.

In this way, the user completes training using various training machines.

When all the training is completed, the user returns to the main unit, selects "Today's Results", that is, presses the key F2, and inserts the card 21 into the card reader/writer 16. The user then checks today's target values and results displayed on the CRT 13, and then
After receiving the printout from 5, the card 21 is removed from the card reader/writer 16.

In this embodiment, today's target values and results are displayed and printed out, but the design can be changed as appropriate by displaying or printing out only one of them.

(f) Detailed Description of the Invention As described above, the training data processing device of the present invention includes a data writing means for writing training data and a target value into the storage means of a data card, and a training data processing device stored in the storage means. a data reading means for reading data and a target value; a target value determining means for determining a target value from past training data read by the data reading means; and training data and the target read by the data reading means. Since it is equipped with a display means for displaying the target value determined by the value determination means, training data can be recorded easily and accurately, and the target value can be determined automatically and objectively from the recorded training data. It has the advantage of being able to perform training without strain.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a flow diagram explaining the operation of the main unit of a training data processing device according to an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a block diagram explaining the circuit configuration of the main unit, and FIG. FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating the data structure of the card of the training data processing device according to the embodiment. FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating the operation of the ergometer applied to the training data processing device according to the embodiment. FIG. The block diagram to be described, FIG. 6, is an external perspective view of the ergometer. 11/33: MPU, 13: CRT, 14;
Keyboard, 16/38: Card reader/writer, 21; Card, 22: 5-RAM
.

Claims (1)

[Claims] (1) Data writing means for writing training data and target values into the storage means of the data card; data reading means for reading out the training data and target values stored in the storage means; and data reading means for reading out the training data and target values stored in the storage means. target value determining means for determining a target value from past training data that has been used; and display means for displaying the training data read by the data reading means and the target value determined by the target value determining means. A training data processing device.