JPS6019290A - Taxi fare totalizer - Google Patents

Abstract

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Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Technical Field of the Invention] The present invention provides information on the ticket number of a customer using a taxi etc. and the customer's own registration number, as well as taxi fares, barbed road types, parking fees, etc. The present invention relates to a taxi fare aggregation device that collects advance payments.

[Technical background of the invention and its problems]

Generally, taxi fares are collected only for the fare displayed on the fare meter of the taxi, but for customers who use a taxi etc. with a ticket, the fare displayed on the fare meter is collected. The number of accompanying rides, the number of subsequent rides, the number of paid kilometers traveled, the total number of kilometers traveled, etc. are recorded, and after this data is collected inside the vehicle, a report is created on a computer.

However, for the unpaid portion of ticket payments made by customers, the driver takes the tickets back to the sales office, sorts them manually, collects the fee for each ticket, and then creates an invoice. is the current situation.

[Purpose of the invention]

The present invention has been made based on the above circumstances, and allows ticket passengers who use a taxi to enter the taxi together with their ticket number and their own registration number inside the taxi.
To provide a taxi fare aggregation device capable of collecting fares and advances through simple operations, thereby saving manpower.

[Summary of the invention]

In addition to the fare meter in the taxi, the present invention provides a reader that reads the ticket registration number and the same number magnetically recorded on the ticket by inserting a ticket with a magnetic recording layer presented by the customer. An in-vehicle processing machine that has a built-in input means for correcting the input information displayed on the device, advance payment, and other display parts, a display part for displaying the input information, and a recording means for recording this information on a cassette or bubble memory. The present invention is characterized in that data collection for tickets having the magnetic recording layer can be carried out inside a taxi.

[Embodiments of the invention]

The present invention will be explained below based on an embodiment shown in FIGS. 1 and 2. As shown in Fig. 1, the present invention is applied to a ticket (↑) of an Edmonson size (for example, 130 m + 1. 57 mm wide) having a magnetic recording layer, which is provided at a taxi company's office etc. and includes the customer's own registration number and the same number. A magnetic ticket issuing machine that magnetically records and issues information, information recorded on the magnetic ticket issued by the above-mentioned ticket issuing machine installed inside the taxi, and fares and advance payments from the fare meter. An on-board processing machine (B) that collects fare data for each ticket based on input information such as money, etc., and an aggregation machine that collects the data processed and recorded by this on-board processing machine (B), such as bubble memory, by taking it back to the sales office and tallying it up. Machines (generally divided into niōto).

The issuing machine has a built-in customer file (1) in which the customer's own registration number is magnetically recorded in advance, and an issuance record file (2) in which the same number of the issued ticket is recorded, for example. Conventionally used high-speed ticket machines will be installed at taxi company offices. In addition, tickets issued by the above-mentioned magnetic ticket issuing machine (A)) (T
) is used inside a car where there are many magnetic fields, so it is recommended to use one with high coercive force.

Next, the in-vehicle processing machine (B) is equipped with a generally used fare meter (4) and a ticket issued by the above-mentioned magnetic ticket issuing machine (3). a computer (6) comprising a registration number and a reading device (5) for reading the same number;
It consists of a numeric keypad (7) for inputting the amount of fares measured by the i-travel meter (4) and other data. Here, the computer (6) is equipped with a reading device (5).
), the fare meter (4), and the display section (8) that displays the data input using the numeric keypad (force).
, a confirmation switch (9) is provided, and by pressing the confirmation switch (9), the data displayed on the display section (8) is recorded in a built-in cassette or bubble memory H (not shown). do.

Furthermore, for back-end processing, the taxi company is equipped with a well-known tabulation machine 011 having a built-in fromping disk (I2), for example, at each office.
6) Set the cassette taken out from the cassette or bubble memory (1G
Various information and data recorded on the fromping disc (1 hot water) are collected.

Next, Figure 2 shows the system at the center,
This is an example of processing based on data collected on the fromping disk. In the figure, α2...
These fromping discs (121) are tabulated for each office, and the customer's registration number, name, deposit amount, etc. must be entered using the keyboard 0υ by connecting these fromping discs (121) to the computer at the center. The reading section (20a) built into the computer (2υ) reads these input information, and the read information is displayed on the CRT display section (
22. The above computer (
20) Deposit files are placed on fromping disk A (on the second floor, unreceivable files are placed on fromping disk B 04)
Also, store the customer file on the front pink disk C (25
), while the deposit squirrel) f',! 6)
, ticket tally list (2'0, daily d1 or seasonal total or monthly total (28), TOTAL, cumulative total, and other lists for each office) 12! l), and is further configured to operate a bill issuing machine (to) to create a bill.

Next, the present invention based on the above configuration will be explained in detail.

In Figure 1, a customer (for example, a corporation)
Sign a contract with the company and apply for the issuance of company taxi tickets. Taxi companies have the customer file (1) of their contracted customers on the magnetic pickup machine installed at their office.
By setting the number and pressing an issue button (not shown), the issuing machine (4) searches for the customer's own registration number magnetically recorded in the customer file (+) and issues an Edmonson-sized magnetic ticket. . For example, the issuing machine shown in Japanese Patent Application No. 58-22409 is used.

The magnetic tickets issued at this time may be about 10 bound tickets. The contract customer receives this ticket (T) and uses it when using this taxi company's taxi for company business, etc. In other words, when a passenger with this ticket (T) takes a taxi company's taxi to the destination, the driver uses the fare meter (4), computer (6) and numeric keypad installed inside the car. (In-vehicle processing is performed manually. In other words, the computer (6) manually inputs the fare and advance payment measured by the fare meter (4) using the numeric keypad (7), while also inputting the ticket presented by the passenger)
By inserting the ticket (T) into the computer (6), the reader (5) reads the customer's own registration number magnetically recorded on the ticket (1') and displays it on the display (8).
) respectively.

After confirming the passenger, the driver operates the confirmation switch (9) and the computer (6)
is the display section (8) on the cassette or bubble memory (I[).
records the data displayed.

In this way, the driver takes the cassette or bubble memory Q1 with recorded data back to the office and inserts it into the aggregation machine (01) installed in the office.
11) The data of the cassette or bubble memory (1) set by each driver or operator is output to the built-in front pink disk az and tallied.

At the above office, as shown in Figure 2, by inserting the front pink disk (121...) into the computer (2[1) installed at the center, the built-in reading section (20a) is inserted. The data magnetically recorded on the fromping disk 02) is read and displayed on the CRT display section (72). Then, the operator operates the keyboard (21) based on the displayed data, and the computer 0 (J) transfers the deposit file (2
: 0, unreceivable file (2 (a), customer file (25)
) can be magnetically recorded, as well as a deposit list (26), a ticket cumulative list (2, daily total, seasonal total, monthly total (c) for each office, TOTAL, cumulative total, etc. (/! 俤) can be printed. .

Furthermore, the bill issuing machine GO) is connected to the computer (20
), it is also possible to issue invoices.

In the above embodiment, the rental interest rate was also entered using the numeric keypad, but the rental interest rate was entered using the ticket) (T
) into the computer (6), you can immediately record a cassette or bubble memo! Of course, the configuration may be such that the information is recorded in I (ItJ).

Further, in the above embodiment, the explanation was given without recording the rental interest or advance money on the ticket, but when the customer uses the ticket, the rental interest or advance money may be recorded on the ticket. .

〔Effect of the invention〕

As explained above, according to the present invention, a magnetic ticket is issued by inserting a customer file into a magnetic ticket issuing machine, and when a customer uses this magnetic ticket to take a taxi, etc. -, etc., the ticket is inserted into the on-board computer for on-board processing, and by entering the interest rate and advance amount on the fare meter using the numeric keypad, the ticket is magnetically transferred to the cassette or bubble memory set in the computer. Since the data are recorded, the excellent effect is that by setting the magnetically recorded cassette or bubble memory in the tally 8, the tally can be easily stored in the storage medium in the tally machine.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a block diagram of a device showing an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing a center system that enables counting by setting cassettes or bubble memories after in-vehicle processing into a counting machine. . 1...-Customer file 2...Issuance record file 3
...magnetic ticket issuing machine 4 ... fare meter 5 ... reading device (reading section) 6 ... computer 7 ... numeric keypad (input means) 8 ... display section 9 ... - Confirmation switch 10...Cassette or bubble memory 11...Collection J1 machine 12...Fromping disk A...Magnetic ticket issuing machine B...In-vehicle processing machine C...Tallying machine T... Ticket agent Patent attorney Inoue - Male

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] (1) An issuing machine that issues eyelid tickets for passengers using a taxi, and an input means that is installed inside the taxi and inputs fares and advances from the fare meter; and a taxi fare comprising: an in-vehicle processing machine having a reading section for reading data recorded on the magnetic ticket; and a totaling machine for aggregating the data processed by the in-vehicle processing machine. 2. A taxi fare totaling device according to claim 1, which records tolls and fares. (3) A reading means installed inside a taxi or the like to read the information of a ticket in which a specific user code issued in advance is recorded, and a rental vehicle that is associated with the information read by this reading means. A taxi fare aggregation device characterized by comprising a storage means for storing fares and advances. (4) The taxi fare aggregation device according to claim 3, wherein the reading means records the rental fare and advance payment on the ticket from which the information has been read.