JPH0331870A - Image processor - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To allow the display means on an IC card side to be seen even when the display means is connected with a copying machine and a display the accumulated total of copied number, etc., on the IC card side by connecting a recording medium means with an image processing means under the condition that the display means of the recording medium means is exposed and driving the display means under such condition. CONSTITUTION:The IC card 200 possesses electric calculator mechanism and copy mode setting and recording mechanism. On the operating plane of the IC card 200, an input operating key group and a display part 50 are provided, when the IC card 200 is connected with the copying machine 70 having the arithmetic key group side of the IC card 200 top, the display part 50 exposes and an operator can see the display content. Under such condition, the top and the bottom and the sides of the numerical display on the display part 50 is inverted. Then, while displaying the copied number and copy magnification on the display means on the copying machine 70 side, the number of the types of information, which can be simultaneously displayed such as the display of the accumulated copied number on the display part of the IC card 200, is increased.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Field of Industrial Application] The present invention relates to a processing device #1 consisting of a storage medium means such as an IC card and an image processing means such as a copying machine.

[Conventional technology]

(1) By registering the copy mode (copy magnification, exposure amount, number of copies, copy paper size, etc.) of the copy machine as data in a storage medium such as an IC card, and connecting the storage medium to the copy machine. A method has been proposed in which the copy instructions for the registered data are set in the copier all at once.

(2) A number display means for displaying the set number of copies (the number of copies of the same original) (usually,
Copying machines have been provided that are equipped with two numeric display means, a magnification display means (usually four digits), and a magnification display means (usually four digits) for displaying the set copy magnification.

[Problem that the invention seeks to solve]

(1) In addition to the number of copies and the copy magnification, the numerical values to be displayed on the copying machine include, for example, the total number of copies. This is to use as a guideline for maintenance timing or as a basis for fee calculation.

However, providing a separate display means for displaying the total number of copies is wasteful due to area limitations of the display panel, cost, etc.

For this reason, for example, by arranging the above two numerical display means in close proximity on the panel and using them simultaneously under a special mode, a six-digit numerical display section can be constructed to display the total number of copies. A method to do this has been proposed.

However, with this method, while the total number of copies is displayed, the original display of the number of copies and copy magnification cannot be performed.

(2) The present applicant purchased an IC card equipped with a key manual means for manually inputting copy mode data and a means for displaying input data in June 1989, which is the original patent application for this divisional patent application. Patent application filed on the 28th (1999 patent application No. 1)
No. 65666).

(3) As stated in the specification of the above-mentioned patent application filed on June 28, 1989 (Patent Application No. 165666 of 1999), the present invention provides that the display means on the IC card side is used as a copying machine. This solves the above problem by making it visible even when connected.

[Means and effects for solving the problems] The present invention provides a storage medium means that has a data storage means and is connectable to an image processing means, and a storage medium means that is connected to the image processing means. an image processing device that sets an image processing mode based on data; a display device installed in the storage medium device; This image processing apparatus includes a connection means for connecting the storage medium means and the image processing means, and a display control means capable of driving the display means in a connected state of the storage medium means and the image processing means.

That is, in a state where the storage medium means and the image processing means are connected, the display means on the storage medium means side is exposed so as to be visible to the operator.

Further, the display means can be driven by the display control means under the connection between the storage medium means and the image processing means.

For example, while the number of copies and copy magnification are displayed on the display means of the copying machine, which is the image processing means, the total number of copies can be displayed on the display means of the IC card, which is the storage medium means.

Note that the display on the storage medium means is not limited to the total number of copies, but may also be a display of the image processing mode using an abbreviation or the like, for example.

Further, the storage medium means is provided with a key counter function (a function that enables the operation of the image processing means by connecting the storage medium means and also counts the number of images to be processed when the storage medium means is connected). It is also possible to display the cumulative number of sheets when the means is used.

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2) Copying machine 3) Connection between the IC card and the copying machine 4) Processing in the CPU on the copying machine 5) Processing on the CPU on the IC card will be explained in order.

<1> IC card FIG. 1 is a diagram showing the appearance of the +C card of the system according to the embodiment, and FIG. 2 is a control circuit diagram of the IC card.

This IC card 200 has a calculator function and a copy mode setting/storage function.

(1) Appearance: The operation surface of the IC card 200 in Fig. 1 includes a numeric keypad group 1 to lO1 for numerical manual operation, arithmetic operation key group 12 to 16, and a command to save copy mode data to the RAM 550 (Fig. 2). Copy mode memory key 17, RAM 55 for
Copy mode load key 18 for instructing the copier to set the copy mode data saved in 0 to the copying machine main unit, N/○FF key 20 for instructing to clear input data, clear key for instructing clearing of input data. 11, an interrupt key 19 for commanding interrupt copy mode, and a calculator mode/copy mode switching key 21 for commanding switching between calculator moto/copy mode.

In addition, in the figure, a display section 50 is arranged above the operation surface, and the display section 50 displays a maximum of five digit numerical values by a segment display element 51, and a PPC display 52 (copy mode by a Da light). Setting display, calculator mode setting display by lighting the CAL display 530, and interrupt mode setting display by lighting the υj-include mode display 54 are performed.

Further, in the figure, a connecting portion 30 for connecting to an IC card connector 203 of the copying machine is formed at the lower end.
0, a connection detection switch SW22 for detecting the connection state with the copying machine is arranged. In addition, Figure 1 shows
Switch the connection part 30 to copy mode memory key 1
7. Copy mode load key 18, etc.> Although the case is shown in which it is formed in a portion near Pa, it may be formed at an end near the display section 50, or may be formed at both ends.

Note that details will be described later.

2) Control circuit: Figure 2 The IC card 2000 control circuit includes a CPU 510 for control.
It is mainly composed of.

The CPU 510 stores a control program R.
OM540, RAM that stores copy mode data, etc.
550 is connected, and the aforementioned key switch groups 1 to 22 and display elements 51 to 54 of the display section 50 are also connected via the decoder 530.

In addition, in the above, RAM55G is normally battery B.
However, when the IC card 200 is connected to a copying machine, the transistors Trl and Tr2 are turned on and receive power from the 5V power supply on the copying machine side.

The capacitor C1 is charged when connected to the copying machine, and supplies power when the TL battery B1 is replaced.

Further, the RAM 550 has the memory configuration shown in FIG. 1O.

That is, at predetermined addresses in the RAM 550, copy number data, exposure level data, and magnification data are stored.

Paper size code data, total copy number count data, on/off data for key switch groups 1 to 22, and edge detection data for key switch groups 1 to 22 are stored. Note that on-edge (or off-edge) refers to the state of a signal, etc., and the state change when switching from off to on (or from on to off).

In addition, each bit from the 0th bit to the 3rd bit at address 20H of the RAM 550 is as follows: 0th pic: Power ON 10 Corresponding to the off-edge of the FF key 20, the display section 500 of the IC card 200 lights up/
As a t4 war-on bit for managing turning off the light and controlling start-up of the copying machine (see Fig. 18).

1st bit: Corresponding to the on-edge of the copy mode load key 18, as a read bit for managing data loading to the copying machine side.

2nd bit: Corresponding to the on-edge of copy mode memory key = 17, as a write bit for managing data saving.

Third bit: As an interrupt bit for managing setting/cancellation of interrupt mode in response to turning on of the interrupt key 19.

Each is set.

2> Copying Machine FIG. 3 is a diagram of the operation panel of the copying machine of the system according to the embodiment, and FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram showing the structure of the copying machine. Further, FIG. 5 is a block diagram showing a control circuit of the copying machine.

(1) Operation panel: The IC card 200 in FIG. 3 is connected to the control circuit of the copying machine by being inserted into the IC card insertion section of the operation panel in FIG. As described later, the connection mode between the IC card 200 and the copying machine is when the IC card 200 is inserted with the display section 50 side at the top (connection mode A; FIG. 7).
There is also a case where the copy mode memory key 17 side is inserted at the top (Connection 1-J!B; Fig. 9).

On the operation panel 70, there is a two-digit numerical display section 72 that displays the number of copies in segments, a four-digit numerical display B73 that displays the copy magnification in segments, a start key 71 for instructing the start of the copying operation, and a numerical value for human input. Numeric keypad group 80~
89, Clear key 95 for instructing the copy mode to be the initial mode, Exposure setting keys 93, 94 for setting the exposure amount, Noosha paper select for selecting the copy paper size key 92, size display groups 923 to 92d that illuminate and display the selected copy paper size;
'O1 Magnification selection key group 10 for selecting magnification
0 to 103, magnification display groups 100a to 103a that light up and display the selected copy magnification.

An interrupt key 98 for instructing the setting of the interrupt mode, a total check key 96 for instructing the display of the total number of copies, a calculation key 97 for instructing the setting of the calculation mode, and clearing and copying of manually generated data. A clear/stop key 91 is provided for instructing to stop.

The total number of copies to be made when the IC card 200 and the copying machine are not connected or in connection mode A (FIG. 7) is displayed in the two-digit numerical display section 72 and the four-digit numerical display section 73, as described later. This is done up to 6 digits (see Figure 20: 5707, 5709, Figure 20; 3763).

Further, the total number of copies in connection mode B (FIG. 9) is displayed on the display section 50 of the IC card 200 by inverting the top, bottom, right and left (FIG. 20; 5757, 575
9. (See Figure 28; 31605).

Furthermore, when the calculation mode is set in connection mode A (FIG. 7), the four arithmetic operation keys are manually operated from the four arithmetic operation keys 12 to 16 of the IC card 200 (the 21st Figure; 5817#see).

(2) Mechanism of the copying machine: Figure 4 This copying machine exposes and scans the original placed on the original platen 16, forms an image of the reflected light on the photosensitive drum 1, and processes the original by an electrophotographic process. It reproduces images on paper.

The optical system 400 for transmitting the reflected light of the original to the photoreceptor drum 1 and forming an image includes an exposure lamp 3, reflectors 11, 12,
13, a lens system 14, and a reflecting mirror 15. The exposure lamp 3 and the reflector 11 are driven by the motor M3 at a speed of V/N (V: circumferential speed of the photosensitive drum l, N: copying magnification), and the reflectors 12 and 13 are driven by a speed of V/2N, respectively. It is driven to expose and scan the original while moving along the original platen 16. Further, by adjusting the position of the lens system 14 driven by the motor M4 and adjusting the angle of the reflecting mirror 15, the copying magnification is set and the imaging position is corrected.

In addition, the sensor switch SW50°SW51 is the optical system 4.
This is a sensor that detects the position of the moving body 00 (not shown).

The electrophotographic process is performed by an image forming system 500 centered on a photoreceptor drum l.

Around the photoreceptor drum 1, there are erase lamps 2 and 4 for eliminating static electricity on the surface of the photoreceptor drum 1, chargers 3 and 5 for uniformly charging the surface of the photoreceptor drum 1, and chargers 3 and 5 for uniformly charging the surface of the photoreceptor drum 1. A developing device 6 (M2 is a developing motor) for toner development of the electrostatic latent image formed on the surface, a transfer charger 7 for transferring the toner image on the surface of the photosensitive drum 1 onto paper, and a transfer charger 7 for transferring the toner image. A separation charger 8 for separating the printed paper from the photoreceptor drum 1, and a cleaner device 9 for removing residual toner from the surface of the photoreceptor drum 1 are arranged.

The copy paper is pulled out by paper feed rollers 771 and 721 from either one of the two paper feed forces 20. The paper is fed between the chargers 7 and subjected to the above-described transfer process. Thereafter, it is separated from the photoreceptor drum 1, conveyed to a fixing device @28 via a conveyor belt 27, subjected to a fixing process by thermocompression bonding, and then discharged to the outside of the apparatus via a pair of discharge rollers 29.

Note that Ml is a main motor for driving these.

(3) Control circuit: FIG. 5 The control circuit of this copying machine includes a control CPU 201.

A CPU 201 is a CPU that controls the operation of the main body of the copying machine, and a RAM 206 that stores information such as the total number of copies.
, an operation panel 70, etc. are connected.

Further, a connection section 30 of an IC card 200 is connected to the CPU 201 via an IC card connector 203.

For example, the connection state can be detected using the RAM of the IC card 200.
550, by reading the area storing the state of the connection detection switch SW22.

Note that the human outputs for various sensor groups and various actuator groups are collectively shown as other human outputs. Further, CPUs other than the CPU 201 that control the copying machine main body are also collectively shown as other CPUs.

<3> Connection between IC card and copying machine The IC card and copying machine are connected by one of the following two connection modes.

(1) Connection Mode A FIGS. 6 and 7 are diagrams showing a case where the IC card 200 and the copying machine are connected with the end of the IC card 200 on the display unit 50 side being the top. IC card 200 in this case
Unlike the RC card shown in FIG. 1, the connecting portion 30 is formed at the end on the display portion 50 side.

Regarding the connection mode, as is clear from FIG. 7, there are four arithmetic operation key groups 12 to 16, a memory key 17, a load key 18,
The power supply 0N10FF key 20 (shown as "r" in Fig. 7) is exposed, and the four arithmetic operation keys 12 to 16 can be used under the calculation mode setting (Fig. 21: 5817). reference).

(2) Connection mode B FIGS. 8 to 9 are diagrams showing a case where the IC card 200 and the copying machine are connected with the end of the IC card 200 on the side of the four arithmetic operation keys 12 to 16 being the beginning. be. I in this case
The C card 200 is similar to the IC card shown in FIG.
The connecting portion 30 is formed at the end on the side of the four arithmetic operation key groups 12 to 16.

Note that the connection portions 30 may be formed at both ends so that connection mode A and connection mode B can be arbitrarily selected.

In such a connecting wire B, as is clear from FIG. 9, the display section 50 is exposed and can be used.

For this reason, in the book/stem, the display section 5 is
The total number of copies of the copying machine or the IC card 200 is displayed by inverting the numeric value 0 vertically and horizontally (see FIG. 20, 5759° and FIG. 28; 51605).

The principle of numerical display inversion will be explained below with reference to FIGS. 11 and 12.

For example, the numerical value "4" in the normal state is shown in Figure 11 (B
), among the segment elements, b, c, (, g
Displayed by lighting the element.

Therefore, in order to flip this vertically, it is necessary to
As shown in C), elements c, e, f, and g may be turned on.

In addition, the numerical value "34" is in the normal state as shown in Figure 12 (B
), the numeric value "4" in the 1st place is displayed by the rightmost segment element, and the numeric value "3" in the 10th place is displayed by the second segment element from the right end.

Therefore, in order to horizontally invert this, Figure 12 (
As shown in A), the numeric value "4" in the 1st place may be displayed by the leftmost segment element, and the numeric value "3" in the 10th place may be displayed by the second segment element from the left end.

Connect using the above principle! ! ! ! In mode B, the numerical display is reversed vertically and horizontally.

<4> Processing in the CPL 1201 FIGS. 13 to 21 are flowcharts showing the processing in the control CPU 20+ on the copying machine side.

(1) Main routine: FIG. 13 The control CPO 201 of the copying machine starts processing by connecting the 1t#i line.

First, initial settings are performed (S11), and then an internal timer that defines the execution time of one routine is started (S13).

Next, IC card RAM check processing (S15),
Card insertion/removal processing (317), )-Tal copy number counting process (S19),)-Tal check key processing (S2)
1), calculation processing (S23), copy operation processing (S27)
, and processes other than the above (529: other processes) as necessary, and after waiting for the internal timer to end in step S3t, the process returns to step 513 and repeats the above processes.

Each process will be described below.

(2>ICC card RAM check section Science 11 hard 5 is a flowchart showing a check process.

The IC card RAM check process is a process that is executed when the IC card and the copying machine are connected (5101; YES), and depending on the status of the read bit, write bit, and interrupt bit, The following processes are executed.

In addition, in order for the read pit and write bit to become 1, the following (Fig. 24; 51205 Fig. 25; 513
07) As shown, key 17.18 of IC card 200
A connection mode A (FIG. 7) is assumed, in which the device can be operated in a connected state.

Further, the connection state between the IC card and the copying machine is detected by, for example, accessing the RAM 550 of the IC card and reading out a bit indicating the state of the key switch SW22.

(2-i) Read bit check 115 is a flow chart showing read bit check processing.

IC card RAM550 read pit (1st
(See figure O) is set to 1 (520 1; YES), on the condition that the copying machine is not in copying operation (S203; YES).
), after resetting the read pit of the RAM 550 to 0 (S2Q5>, the copy mode (number of copies) stored in the RAM 550.

Exposure level, magnification, paper size code: see Figure 1O) Read the data and set it on the copying machine (5207
).

(2-ii) Write bit check 16th
The figure is a flowchart showing write bit check processing.

When the write bit of RAM550 of the IC card (see Figure 1O) is set to 1, (330 1: Y
After resetting the write bit of RAM550 to 0 (S303), the copy mode (number of copies, exposure level, magnification, paper size code) set on the operation panel 70 of the i5 machine is set to 0 in RAM550. Area of the data (i.

(see figure) (3305).

(2-iii) Interrupt bit check FIG. 17 is a flowchart showing interrupt bit check processing.

If the interrupt bit of RAM550 of the IC card (see Figure 10) is set to 1 (S401: Y
ES), first reset the interrupt bit in the RAM 550 to 0 (5403), then set the interrupt status flag (
5405). The interrupt status flag is a flag that manages the interrupt copy mode set by the IC card.

Next, it is determined whether or not copying is in progress, and if it is in progress (5407; YES), copying is interrupted (3
409), the data at the time of interruption (number of copies, number of remaining copies, exposure level, magnification, paper size code) is saved in the RAM 206 of the copying machine (3411).

If it is determined in step 5407 that copying is not in progress (S40T; No), the data of the copy mode set in the ffl copying machine is saved in the RAM 206 (5413).

In this way, by registering the interrupt mode in the IC card 200 in advance, the interrupt mode can be set in the copier by connecting the IC card 200 to the copier.

(3) IC card insertion/removal processing: Fig. 18 When the IC card is connected to the copying machine (850l, YES), if the power-on pit of RAM 550 of the card (see Fig. 1O) is set to 1. (5503; YES
), performs startup processing of the copier.

In other words, if the main power of the copier is turned off (
3505; YES), turn on the main power (5
507).

Furthermore, even if the main N source is turned on (5505; No>, if the power saving state is set (3509; YES), the power saving state is canceled (S5
11>. A power-saving state is, for example, an attempt to reduce power consumption by turning off the display on the operation panel or maintaining the temperature of the fusing heat roller slightly lower than the operating temperature, and a normal state that starts when the main power is turned on. This state is designed to allow the copying machine to be started up in a shorter time than it takes to start up the copying machine.

On the other hand, the IC card is not set in the copier (S5
13: YES>, if copying is not in progress (S
If the interrupt flag is set (5517; YES), the interrupt flag is reset (5519), and the copy mode saved in the RAM 206 of the copying machine is restored (S521). ). Thus, for example, if the IC card is removed during execution of a copying operation, the interrupt mode will be canceled after the operation is completed.

(4) Total copy number counting process Figure 19 is as follows:
7 is a flowchart showing a process for counting the total number of copies.

(
S601; YES), the total number of copies data in the RAM 206 of the copying machine is incremented by one (
S 603).

Furthermore, when the ejection is completed, if an IC card is connected (5605; YES), the IC card's RA
The total copy number data of M550 is also incremented by l (S607).

(5) Total check key processing FIG. 20 is a flowchart showing the total check key processing. FIG. 20 (A) shows the case of the connection mode A, and FIG. 20 (B) shows the case of the connection mode A. The case of case B is shown. These two processes are processes that are executed alternatively. Note that the selection of the process to be executed (FIG. 20 (A) or FIG. 20 (B)) is determined by which side of the connection part is connected to the copying machine;
] Disconnection processing, etc. will be omitted.

(5-i) Connection mode A When the on-edge of the total check key 96 is detected (S701; YES), the timer TCK is started (S703).

Next, it is determined whether the IC card is connected or not, and if it is connected (S705; YES), the total number of copies data from the RAM 55Q on the IC card side is read out, and the number of copies on the operation panel of the copying machine is read out. Display in a maximum of 6 digits using the display section 72 and magnification display section T3 (S707)
.

Further, if it is determined in step 5705 that the IC card is not connected (5705; NO), the total number of copies data is read from the RAM 206 on the copying machine side, and the total copy number data is read out from the copy number display section 72 on the operation panel of the copying machine. and display in a maximum of six digits using the magnification display section 73 (5709).

After that, when timer TCK ends (S711: YE
S), the display of the number display section 72 and the magnification display section 73,
Return to the original display (number of sheets displayed at 1 magnification) (S71
3).

(5-ii) Connection mode B When the on-edge of the total check key 96 is detected (3751: YES), first, it is determined whether the IC card 200 is connected to the copying machine (3753).

As a result, if the IC card 200 is connected (3753: YES), the timer CKI is started (S755). In addition, RAM55 of IC card 200
The data at addresses IOH 0 to 13H (total copy number count data; see FIG. 10) is saved to another area (S757). Furthermore, the total copy number data of the copying machine is written in the addresses i0H to 13I (5
759). As a result, the display section 50 of the IC card 200
The total number of copies made by the copying machine is displayed upside down (see Figure 28; 51605).

Thereafter, when the time specified by timer TCKI has elapsed (S765; YES), the total copy number count data of the IC card is restored to the addresses 10H-13H (S767).

On the other hand, if it is determined in step 5753 that the IC card 200 is not connected (S753; NO)
, starts timer TCK2 (5761
), the ffl photocopy copy number is displayed in six digits at maximum using the number display section 72 and the magnification display section 73 (3763).

Thereafter, when the time specified by timer TCK2 has elapsed (S769; YES), the original display is returned to the number display section 72 and the magnification display section 73, respectively (S7
71).

Through the above steps, total check key processing is executed depending on the connection mode.

(6) Calculation process: Figure 21 FIG. 21 is a flowchart showing calculation processing.

In the IC card connection status (5801; YES),
When the on-edge of the calculation key 97 is detected (5803;
YES), with the condition that the calculation mode flag is not set (
5805; No), please set the calculation moto flag 381
1) The magnification display section 73 is set as a numerical display section under calculation mode (S813).

In this way, when the calculation mode is set (5811 or 5815; YES), the numeric keys 80 to 89 on the operation panel of the copying machine and the calculation keys 12 to 16 of the IC card enter a manual standby state. That is, the key 80
~89. Calculation processing according to human power from 12 to 16 is executed (5817).

Further, the human power value and the calculated value are sequentially displayed on the magnification display section 73 (5819), and the calculation result is set as magnification data of the copying machine (S821).

On the other hand, regarding the IC card connection situation (S801; Y
ES), when the on-edge of the calculation key 97 is detected again (5803; YES, 5805; YES), the calculation mode flag is reset (3807), and the magnification display section 73 is returned to the original magnification display (5809). .

In addition, if no card is connected to I, <580
1 ;No>, the calculation mode is not set and display B
The magnification value is displayed at 73 (S807.5809).

<5> Processing in the CPU 510 FIGS. 22 to 28 are controlled by the IC card 200! ll
5 is a flowchart showing processing by the CPU 510.

(1) Main routine: FIG. 22 The control CPU 510 of the IC card starts processing, for example, by setting the battery B1.

First, initial settings are executed (S51), and then an internal timer that defines the execution time of the l routine is started (S53).

Next, power ON/OFF key processing (S55), copy mode load key processing (S57), copy mode memory key processing (359), copy mode/calculator mode switching key processing (361), interrupt frame designation key processing (563);
After executing the process for connection/disconnection with the main body (365) and processes other than the above (S67: other processes) as necessary, and waiting for the internal timer to end in step S69, step S53 Go back and repeat the above process.

Each process will be described below.

(2) Power ON/OFF key processing FIG. 23 is a flowchart showing power ON/OFF key processing.

When the on edge of the power ON/OFF key 20 is detected (SIIOI; YES), the power on bit (first
(see diagram O) is determined (S1103).

As a result, if the power-on pit is 0, (511
03; YES) and set the power-on bit to 1 (S11
05), set the state to O (Sl 107). Also,
Using the segment display element 51 of the display unit 50 of the IC card, the number of copies stored in the RAM 550 is displayed (S1109). Furthermore, copy mode display 5
2 lights up (Still).

On the other hand, if the power-on bit is determined to be 1 in step 5i103, then (S l 103 ; N
o) Set the power-on bit to 0 S l 113)
, turns off all displays (51115).

(:3) Copy mode load key processing FIG. 24 is a flowchart showing copy mode load key processing.

In the connection state between the IC card and the copier (Si20
L; YES), when on-edge of copy mode load key 18 is detected (51203; YES), RA
The read bit of M550 is set to 1 (S1205>.

As a result, on the copying machine side, a copy mode is set based on the data on the IC card (see FIG. 15).

Note that when the IC card and the copier are not connected, (31
201: NO), and the read bit of the RAM 550 is set to 0 (5120?).

(4) Copy mode memory key processing FIG. 25 is a flowchart showing copy mode memory key processing.

When the on edge of the copy mode memory key 17 is detected (51301; YES), the power on bit is 1 (31303; YES) and the IC card and the copying machine are connected (S1305; YES). Set the write bit to 1 under the condition (Si307
). As a result, the copy mode data set on the operation panel 70 of the copying machine is written to the IC card 200 (see FIG. 16).

On the other hand, when the on edge of the copy mode memory key 17 is detected (51301; YES), the power on bit is set to 1.
Even if (51303; YES), if the IC card is not connected to the copier: (51305+No)
, the state is determined (S1309), and the following processes are executed depending on the value.

(4-i) State-0 The state is set to 1 (S1311).

Further, the numerical value (copy quantity value) displayed on the segment display element 51 of the display section 50 is stored in the copy quantity data area of the RAM 550 (51313).

Furthermore, "E" is displayed using the leftmost element of the segment display element 51, data is read from the exposure level data area of the RAM 550, and the exposure level is displayed using the remaining four digit segment display elements 51 ( 5
1315).

Note that "E#" indicates "exposure".

(4-ii) State-1 Set the state to 2 (S131?).

Further, the numerical value (exposure level value) displayed on the segment display element 51 of the display unit 50 is stored in the exposure level data area of the RAM 550 (SIi19).

Further, the leftmost element of the segment display element 51 is used to display "L", and the data is read from the area of the magnification data in the RAM 550, and the remaining 4-digit segment display element 51 is used to display the magnification value (S l 32
1).

Note that "L" indicates "large".

(4-iii) State = 2 Set the state to 3 (5132:3).

Further, the numerical value (magnification value) displayed on the segment display element 51 of the display section 50 is stored in the RAM 5500 magnification data area (S1325).

Furthermore, while displaying "P" using the leftmost element of the segment display element 51, a pig is read from the paper size code data area of the RAM 550, and the remaining 4
The paper size is displayed using the digit segment display element 51 (S l 327).

Note that "P" indicates "paper".

(4-iv) State = 3 Set the state to 4 (51329).

Further, the data (paper size) displayed on the segment display element 51 of the display unit 50 is stored in the paper size code data area of the RAM 550 (51
331).

Furthermore, while displaying "C" using the leftmost element of the segment display element 51, data is read from the total copy number data area of the RAM 550, and the remaining 4
The total number of copies is displayed using the digit segment display element 51 (S1333).

Note that "C" indicates "copy".

(4-v) state = 4 The state is set to 0 (S1335).

Further, data is read from the copy number data area of the RAM 550, and the segment display element 51 of the display section 50
The number of copies is displayed (S1337).

As described above, various types of copy mode data are sequentially displayed and written according to the state value, in other words, according to the operation of the copy mode memory key 17.

(5) Copy mode/calculator mode switching key processing FIG. 26 is a flowchart showing copy mode/calculator mode switching key processing.

When the on edge of the copy mode/calculator mode switching key 21 is detected (S1401; YES), the mode is switched on condition that the power on bit (see FIG. 10) is 1 (81403).

That is, if the state is 5 (S 1405;
YES), the state is set to O and the copy mode is set (S1407).

Further, data is read from the copy number data area of the RAM 550, and the segment display element 51 of the display section 50
The number of copies is displayed using (S1409).

Furthermore, the copy mode display 52 on the display section 50 is turned on (31411).

On the other hand, if the state is not 5 in step 51405 (S 1405 ; No), the state is set to 5 (51413). State: 5 corresponds to calculator mode.

In addition, the segment display element 51 of the display BDO is used to display the initial value -0 (51415).

Also, the calculator mode display 53 of the display B50 is turned on (5
1417).

Furthermore, set the input standby state in calculator mode (31
419).

(6) Interrupt copy designation key processing FIG. 27 is a flowchart showing interrupt copy designation key processing.

When detecting the on-edge of the interrupt copy specification key 19 (51
501; YES>, if the power-on hit is 1 (51503; YES), the interrupt bit (see FIG. 10) is set to IIJ.

As a result, if the interrupt bit is 0 (S l 505
;YES), set the interrupt bit to 1 (S l 50
7) Turn on the interrupt display 54 on the display unit 50 (S150
9).

On the other hand, if the interrupt bit is 1 (S1505:N
O>, the interrupt bit is set to O (S1511), and the interrupt display 54 on the display unit 50 is turned off (S1513).

<7> Processing for connection/disconnection with the copying machine FIG. 28 is a flowchart showing the processing at the time of connection/disconnection with the copying machine. This process is executed when the connection mode is 8.

When the IC card is connected to the copier (51601; YE
S), set the state to 4 (S 1603>. State = 4, as seen from step 51333 above,
This is a mode in which data at addresses 10H-13H of AM550 (total copy number count data) is displayed on the display section 50.

In addition, the display of the total number of copies count data is as follows.
It is performed upside down by reversing the top, bottom, left and right (S160
5; see Figure 12).

On the other hand, if the connection between the IC card and the copier is canceled (5
1607; YES), the display of the segment display element 51 of the display unit 50 is returned to the normal display format (5160
9).

Control in the system of this embodiment is performed as described above.

The following is a margin. [Effects of the Invention] As described above, the present invention provides an image processing device having a storage medium means and an image processing means, and a display means whose head is attached to the storage medium means, and an exposure state of the display means. The image processing apparatus includes means for connecting the storage medium means and the image processing means, and a display control means capable of driving the display means in the connected state.

As described in the embodiments, in the apparatus of the present invention, the display means on the storage medium side is exposed when the storage medium means and the image processing means are connected.

Further, the display means can be driven by the display control means under the above connection state.

For this reason, for example, the display means on the copying machine side shows the number of copies.
While displaying the copy magnification, on the display means on the IC card side,
The cumulative number of copies can be displayed.

That is, the number of types of information that can be displayed simultaneously can be increased.

Below, margin

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Figure 1 is an explanatory diagram showing the operation surface of the IC card used in the embodiment system, Figure 2 is a configuration diagram of the control circuit of the IC card, and Figure 3 is an explanatory diagram of the layout of the operation panel of the copying machine used in the system. , FIG. 4 is an explanatory diagram of the mechanism of the above-mentioned copying machine, FIG. 5 is a block diagram of the control circuit of the above-mentioned copying machine, and FIGS. 6 and 7 are explanatory diagrams of how an IC card is set in the copying machine. , FIG. 6 shows the state before setting, and FIG. 7 shows the state after setting. Figures 8 and 9 show the IC card being used as a copy machine on the 1st floor.
! 6 and 7. FIG. 8 is an explanatory view of setting in a different manner from FIG. 6 and FIG. 7, and FIG. 8 shows the state before setting, and FIG. 9 shows the state after setting. Fig. 1O is an explanatory diagram showing the memory configuration of the IC card, Figs.
Figures (A) to <B) are explanatory diagrams for inverting the display vertically and horizontally depending on the lighting state of the 5-digit 7-segment element group. 13 to 21 are flowcharts showing the processing in the control CPU 201 of the copying machine. FIG. 13 is the main routine, FIG. 14 is the IC card RAM check routine, and FIG. 15 is the read bit check routine 7. , 16th
The figure shows the write bit check routine, Figure 17 shows the interrupt check routine, and Figures 18 (A) to (B) show the I
C card insertion/removal routine, FIG. 19 shows the total number of copies count routine, FIG. 20 (A) shows the total check routine when the connection mode is set to 8:00, and FIG. 20 (B) shows the total check routine when the connection mode is set to 8 o'clock. Chin,
Fig. 21 shows the calculation routine, Fig. 22~
FIG. 28 is a flowchart showing the processing in the IC card control CPU 510, and FIG. 22 is a main routine,
Figure 23 shows the power supply 0N10FF key processing routine, and the 24th
Figure 25 shows the copy mode load key processing routine, Figure 25 shows the copy mode memory key processing routine, Figure 26 shows the copy mode/calculator mode switching key processing routine, and Figure 25 shows the copy mode memory key processing routine.
FIG. 7 shows the interrupt copy designation key processing routine, and FIG. 23 shows the connection/disconnection processing routine executed when the connection mode is 8. 200...IC card, 50...IC card display section,
12-16...IC card calculation key 30...IC card connection section, 17...IC card copy mode memory key, 18...IC card copy mode load key, 20
...IC card i source 0N10FF key, 19...IC card interrupt key, 21...Copy mode/calculator mode switching key, 510...IC card CPo. 550...RAM of IC card 70...Operation panel of copying machine, 72...Copy number display section of copying machine, 73...Magnification display section of copying machine, 96...Total number of copies check key of copying machine 97...Copying Calculation key of the machine, 201... Control CPU of the copying machine, 203... IC card connector of the copying machine

Claims (2)

[Claims] (1) A storage medium means having a data storage means and connectable to the image processing means; and an image processing means that sets an image processing mode based on the data of the storage medium means when connected to the storage medium means. , a display means installed in the storage medium means, a connection means for connecting the storage medium means and the image processing means in a state where the display means is exposed, and the storage medium means and the image processing means. An image processing device comprising: display control means capable of driving the display means in a connected state. (2) The image processing apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the display control means displays the cumulative number of processed images.