JPH10340318A - Id card system - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To enable the issue and operation of ID card without the occurrence of the registration error and further without human intervention in a short time. SOLUTION: Concerning an ID card system with which an ID card is issued by writing an ID number at least on a non-issued card storing a card number beforehand, this system is provided with a data file 12 for card issue for storing data for card issue including the ID number at least, a master data file 13 for storing master data, an antenna part 14 for reading data from the non-issued card, an information write part 15 for writing data on the non-issued card and a CPU 11 for reading the ID number from the data file for card issue, writing That ID number on the non-issued card through the information write part 15 and storing the card number read by a data read part, ID number and stringed data in the master data file 13.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an ID card system that issues a D card and operates the issued ID card.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art A conventional ID card system creates a card by only giving information to the card. In addition, the issuance of cards with face photos increased,
Face photo data files have been created to meet the secondary processing needs of face photo data (such as data processing for personnel systems).

[0003] In such a card system, in registering a master with the system on the operation side, a card number and an I / O are held while holding a non-contact card one by one over an information reading unit (antenna).
The D number and the string were registered.

[0004]

However, in the above-mentioned conventional ID card system, the card number and the ID number are linked while holding the non-contact ID card one by one to the antenna at the time of master registration. A lot of time and effort was required because registration was required.

[0005] In addition, since the information added to the card is registered by visual discrimination, a registration error may occur.

An object of the present invention is to provide an ID card system that can issue and operate an ID card without causing a registration error and without taking time and effort.

[0007]

According to a first aspect of the present invention, there is provided an ID card system for writing an ID card by writing at least an ID number on a pre-issued card in which a card number is stored in advance. , A card issuance data file (12) for storing card issuance data including at least an ID number, a master data file (13) for storing master data, and a data reading unit (14) for reading data from the card before issuance. ) And a data writing unit (15) for writing data to the card before issuance.
Reading an ID number from the card issuing data file, writing the ID number on the pre-issued card by the data writing unit, and linking the card number read by the data reading unit with the ID number. An ID card system comprising an issuance processing unit (11, S105, S106) for storing attached data in the master data file.

According to a second aspect of the present invention, there is provided an ID card system for operating an ID card in which a card number and at least an ID number are written and operated, wherein the master data of the master data file (13) is registered. A master data file (23); a data reading unit (24) for reading data from the ID card; and a card number read by the data reading unit and collated data stored in the master data file. (21, S205)).

According to a third aspect of the present invention, there is provided the ID according to the second aspect.
In the card system, the master data is transferred by a communication line (30).
It is a card system.

[0010]

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below in more detail with reference to the drawings. FIG.
1 to 3 are diagrams showing an embodiment of an ID card system according to the present invention. FIG. 1 is a block diagram, FIG. 2 is a flowchart showing an issuing process, and FIG. 3 is a flowchart showing an operation process.

The ID card system of this embodiment is a system for issuing a non-contact ID card with a face photograph.
As shown in FIG. 1, the ID card system issues a non-contact ID card 42 to which a personal ID number has been assigned based on a non-contact card 41 to which a card number has been assigned before issuance, and a master data file. And a non-contact ID card issuing system 10 for creating a canteen 13 and an ID card canteen system 20 for registering data of its master data file 13 in a master data file 23 using a LAN line 30 and operating as a canteen payment system. And

An unissued non-contact card 41 is a card in which a unique identification number (card number) is recorded in advance at the time of manufacture. It has a function of enabling reading.

The contactless ID card issuing system 10
Assigns unique information such as an ID number and a face photograph to the non-contact card 41 (printing, printing or embossing, or a magnetic stripe-equipped one with a magnetic stripe is performed by magnetic encoding or a combination thereof).
Unique non-contact I to identify each individual
This is a system for creating a D card 42.

This contactless ID card issuing system 10
Is a CPU 11, a card issuance data file 12,
Master data file 13, antenna section 14, information writing section 15, card transport section 16, card hopper 17
And a card starker 18 and the like.

The CPU 11 manages the file such as the card issue data file 12, the master data file 13, etc., reads / writes data of the antenna unit 14, the information writing unit 15, etc. according to the flowchart described later, and executes the card transport unit. 16, Card hopper 17, Card starker 18
It is a central processing unit that performs driving processing of a transport system such as.

The card issuance data file 12 is a file in which unique information including at least an ID number is recorded. The master data file 13 contains the contactless card 4
This is a file for recording data in which the card number read from No. 1 and information such as the ID number written on the non-contact ID card 42 are linked.

The antenna section 14 is a section for reading the card number of the non-contact card 41 in a non-contact manner. The information writing section 15 is a section for writing information to the non-contact ID card 42.

The card transport section 16 transports the non-contact ID card 41 from the card hopper 17 to the antenna section 14 and the information writing section 15, and transports the issued non-contact ID card 42 to the card stacker 18. It is. The card hopper 17 is a portion where a plurality of non-contact ID cards 41 are stacked. The card stacker 18 has a contactless I
This is a part for storing the D card 42.

Next, the operation of the ID card issuing process will be described with reference to the flowchart of FIG. A plurality of non-contact cards 41 to which card numbers have been assigned are stacked on the card hopper 17 in advance. First, in S101, the CPU 11
Reads face photo data and personal ID number data from the card issuance data file 12 and stores them on the memory. In S102, the CPU 11 sets the card hopper 1
The non-contact cards 41 taken out one by one from 7 are conveyed to the antenna unit 14 by the card conveying unit 16. S103
In, the CPU 11 reads the card number of the non-contact card 41 by the antenna unit 14 and stores the card number on the memory.

In S104, the CPU 11 transports the non-contact card 41, which has been read by the antenna unit 14, to the information writing unit 15 by the card transport unit 16. S10
In 5, the CPU 11 writes one piece of data from the card issuing data file 12 stored in the memory to the contactless card 41 by the information writing unit 15.

In step S106, the CPU 11 binds the data for one case which was given immediately before and the card number stored immediately before, and writes this in the master data file 12 in step S107. In S108, the CP
U11 transports the non-contact ID card 42 to which the ID number has been given by the information writing unit 15 to the card stacker 18 by the card transport unit 16 and stocks the non-contact ID card 42.

In S109, S102 to S108 are repeated for a predetermined number n, and the non-contact ID card 42
(S105) and the master data file 13 (S106, S107).

In S110, the CPU 11 transmits the data of the master data file 13 to the ID card cafeteria system 20 using the LAN line 30, and ends the processing.

As shown in FIG. 1, the ID card cafeteria system 20 includes a CPU 21 and a usage statement data file 22.
, A master data file 23, an antenna unit 24, and the like.

Next, the operation of the ID card system of this embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. First, S2
In 01, the CPU 21 determines whether it is the first time or not, and in the case of the first time, performs master registration in S202. In S202, the CPU 21 proceeds to S1 of FIG.
The data sent from 10 is stored in the memory and written in the master data file 23. As a result, the master registration of the ID card cafeteria system 20 is completed, and the operation of the cafeteria system becomes possible.

In S203, the CPU 21 reads the card number of the non-contact ID card 42 by the antenna unit 24. In S204, the CPU 21 reads the card number of the master data file 23 into the memory.

In step S205, the CPU 21 compares the card number of the non-contact ID card 42 read by the antenna unit 24 with the card number of the master data file 12 to determine whether the two data match. If they do not match, the process ends, and the card is rejected. If they do match, the process proceeds to S206. In S206, C
The PU 21 writes the determined usage amount and the personal ID number into the usage specification data file 22, and ends the processing.

As described above, according to the present embodiment, the card number of the contactless ID card 42 created by the contactless ID card issuing system 10 is read as a check key for judging the validity of the card, and the check is performed. Later, an ID card cafeteria system (system using an ID card) 2 which manages and operates using the linked ID number as a key 2
0, the trouble of master registration (registration of a card number and an ID number) in the ID card cafeteria system side can be omitted.

Various modifications and changes are possible without being limited to the above-described embodiment, and these are also within the equivalent scope of the present invention. For example, the data of the master data file 13 may be transferred by the FD medium 50. In this case, as shown by a broken line in FIG. 1, the non-contact ID card issuing system 10 has an FD drive 19, and the ID card canteen system 20 has an FD drive 19.
D drive 29 is provided, and S drive of FIG.
At 110, data may be written to the FD medium 50, and at S202 in FIG. 3, the data may be read. In addition to the FD medium 50, MO, DVD
Other media may be used.

The contactless ID card issuing system 10
Described an example in which the personal ID number is read from the card issuing data file 12 and the data is merely added. 2 may be performed after S105 in FIG. When performing these processes, an apparatus for performing each process may be added to the system shown in FIG. Here, the printing includes, for example, printing a face photograph on the card surface by a sublimation transfer printer.

Further, although the description has been made of the example of the cafeteria POS system, the system can be operated by another system such as an ID gate.

[0032]

As described above, according to the present invention,
Since the master data file to which the card number and the ID number are linked is created on the issuing side of the ID card system, the trouble of data creation can be saved. Further, since the data created on the issuing side can be registered as it is on the operation side, the labor and time required for master registration can be reduced. At this time, it is possible to prevent a mistake in inputting the master registration beforehand, and when the number of master registrations is large, it takes a long time for the registration, but it is possible to reduce the labor cost correspondingly.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing an embodiment of an ID card system according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a flowchart showing an issuing process of the ID card system according to the embodiment.

FIG. 3 is a flowchart showing operation processing of the ID card system according to the embodiment;

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Non-contact ID card issuing system 11 CPU 12 Card issuing data file 13 Master data file 14 Antenna unit 15 Information writing unit 16 Card transport unit 17 Card hopper 18 Card starker 19 FD drive 20 ID card dining system 21 CPU 22 Data file 23 Master data file 24 Antenna unit 29 FD drive 30 LAN line 41 Non-contact card 42 Non-contact ID card 50 FD medium

Claims (3)

[Claims] 1. An ID card system for issuing an ID card by writing at least an ID number to a pre-issued card in which a card number is stored in advance. A card issuing data file for storing card issuing data including at least the ID number A master data file for storing master data; a data reading unit for reading data from the card before issuance; a data writing unit for writing data to the card before issuance; and reading an ID number from the data file for card issuance Issuance processing for writing the ID number on the card before issuance by the data writing unit, and storing data associated with the card number read by the data reading unit and the ID number in the master data file. ID card system characterized by comprising . 2. An ID card system for operating an ID card issued by writing a card number and at least an ID number, wherein: a master data file for registering master data of the master data file according to claim 1; A data reading unit for reading data from the data reading unit; and a collation processing unit for collating the card number read by the data reading unit with the linked data stored in the master data file. Card system. 3. The ID card system according to claim 2, wherein the master data is transferred by a communication line.