JPS61211771A - Oil feeding processing system - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To reuse a card when an advance ticket has much margine by controlling a card read write means by a reissuing means, writing a new oil feeding capable quantity to printing on a data recording medium of a card and reissuing the card when inputting the reissuing signal of the card from a data input means. CONSTITUTION:When inserting an advance ticket 7 into the inserting port 3 of a circumscribed terminal equipment 2, by an oil feeding pump 9 designated by a POS body 1, an oil feeding is started to a vehicle of the use. When the oil feeding is finished, if a remaining amount is not 0, the remaining amount subtracting the amount of feeding is newly transmitted to the circumscribed terminal equipment 2, by using a card writer, the remaining amount is written on a magnetic stripe 10 of the advance ticket, and by using a printer, on a rear surface of the advance ticket, and by using a printer, on a rear surface of the advance ticket 7, oil feeding year, month and day and the oil feeding quantity and the remaining quantity are printed. From the keyboard 5, a reissuing is inputted by the key and when the quantity of oil feeding for the reissuing is inputted, by the POS body 1, processings of the remaining quantity change and the reissuing of the advance tickets are performed. The circumscribed terminal equipment 2 stores and prints the contents of the reissuing on the magnetic stripe 10 of the advance ticket 7 and the rear surface by the printer and issues a slip of the reissuing.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION Field of Industrial Application This invention provides a 1c card (generally referred to as an advance ticket 254'+) in which oil filling is recorded on a pre-issued refueling permit R1. This book also relates to a refueling processing system in which refueling is performed using advance tickets (referred to as advance tickets).

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION This invention provides a method for determining the amount of oil that can be refueled using an advance ticket that can be refueled using a recorded advance ticket.
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3゜'J < 7. ``'j'1.c' When the fuel runs out, the advance ticket will be reissued by writing the new amount of oil that can be refilled in accordance with the customer's request. This is a refueling processing system that reduces the number of advance tickets issued and makes it possible to reissue already issued advance tickets and make effective use of them.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION Gas stations and the like have traditionally sold 100 fL advance tickets containing, for example, 100 pieces of 1 wheat flour. The 14 customers who purchased these advance tickets handed their advance tickets to the gas station clerk each time they refueled, and asked them to tear up the ticket for the amount of fuel they needed.

On the other hand, at recent gas stations etc., so-called POS
In many cases, a POS system has been introduced (and the advance tickets mentioned above need to be compatible with the same POS system.

Therefore, so that it can be applied to POS systems! sell 4
, if you make magnetic strip I out of a paper card etc., and calculate the oil supply iT capacity (-j oil amount, 1, i.e. oil n to be sold in advance).
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1] -C issue-Rir. First, the customer who purchased the advance ticket from the cart uses the advance ticket to check the amount of refueling that can be refueled recorded in the refueling program. Rewriting to the remaining amount j: The system with the remaining amount is converted to λ1).

This invention provides system defaults of item 1 above.
being done.

Problems that the invention solves By the way, advance tickets including the above-mentioned J, Una Magnetic S-Live are generally disposable tickets that are collected when the amount of oil stored therein has been refilled. It is said that

How to use: In order to clearly indicate the remaining amount for each refueling, the refueled A, El (ζ1, remaining amount, etc.) are printed in the margin (for example, on the back) of the advance ticket. If the amount of refueling required each time is large, the remaining amount will be reduced to zero after refueling only a few times, and the advance ticket will be collected. Advance tickets have a beautiful appearance and have a lot of blank space in the printing area, so it is uneconomical to collect them.

Therefore, this invention attempts to solve the problem of ``-)'' and reuse the advance ticket by reissuing it when there is a lot of blank space on the ticket.

Means for Solving the Problems The present invention is a system in which a card in which the amount of oil that can be refilled is recorded is issued in advance, and refueling processing can be performed using the card, wherein the card is used in a machine. a data recording medium that is capable of reading and writing cards, the recording medium records the amount of oil, and has an empty area on which data related to refueling can be visually printed each time refueling is performed; The system includes a card read/write means for reading the oil amount recorded on the card and rewriting the oil amount recorded on the card, and a card read/write means for reading the oil amount recorded on the card, and a card read/write means for reading the oil amount recorded on the card, and a card read/write means for reading the oil amount recorded on the card, and a card reading/writing means for reading the oil amount recorded on the card, and a card read/write means for reading the oil amount recorded on the card, and a card read/write means for reading the oil amount recorded on the card, and a card read/write means for reading the oil amount recorded on the card, and a card reading/writing means for reading the oil amount recorded on the card. a printing means for printing data related to refueling; a data input means for inputting a blank mark for reissuing a card; and reissuing means for making the card available for pending use.

When the credit for reissuing the card is input from the action data input means, the reissuance means inputs the card re-issue amount (the amount of oil that can be newly refilled to the data recording medium of the card by controlling one means). At the same time, the printing means is controlled to print the newly written amount of oil that can be supplied. The card will then not be collected and will be reissued.

EXAMPLE Below, an example of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.

61 FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing the configuration of this embodiment.

The refueling system of this embodiment includes a PO8 main body 1 and an external terminal 2 connected to the PO8 main body 1 via a transmission line. The external terminal 2 is provided with a card league writer 83J: an insertion slot 3 for feeding cards and the like into the printer, a display 4, a keyboard 5, a pump setting device 6, and the like. Then, the insertion slot 31) is arranged so that the daily advance ticket 7 or the like is inserted.

Generally, a plurality of fuel pumps 9 are connected to the PO 3 main body 1 via a pump control 1-○-le station lock 8. The PO8 main body 1 controls the C pump controller 1 to the roll device 8 based on the data given from the external terminal 2, and enables oil supply from each oil supply pump 9.

FIG. 1A and FIG. 1B are a back view and a front view of an advance ticket (a paper card issued in advance on which the amount of oil that can be refilled is recorded) used in this embodiment. As shown in Figure 1B, the back of the advance ticket 7 is blank, and it shows the January issue date of the advance ticket 7 (Tado λ, October 10, 1959) and the remaining amount (refueling possible). <K 1111 amount 100
> is printed on the corner. Then, for each refueling, the refueling date, refueling amount, and remaining amount are printed.

On the surface of this advance ticket 7, Magnetics 1 to Live 10 are shown as II.
＾It is given. In this fi&kiss l-live 10,
Magnetically, ] - card number, date of issue, date of last refueling,
The remaining amount, expiry date, etc. are written or made writable.

FIG. 3 is a flowchart for explaining the operation of the embodiment shown in FIG. 2 when a customer holding the advance ticket 7 shown in FIG. The flowchart shown in FIG. 3 is drawn divided into the external terminal 2, the PO8 main body 1, and the fuel pump 9 in order to simplify the explanation.

Next, the operation of this embodiment will be explained with reference to FIGS. 1 to 3.

When customers come to the Karrin stand, Ffl Il
The first customer receives the advance ticket 7 and inserts the advance ticket 7 into the insertion slot 3 of the external terminal 1 or 2.

Further, the pump setting device 6 sets the oil supply pump to be used. Accordingly, the cart reader (not shown) of the external terminal 2 reads data from the magnetic stripe 10 of the advance ticket 7, and the data and the data input from the pump setting device 6 are transmitted to the PO8 main body 1 via a transmission line. given to. The PO8 body 1 verifies the code number of the advance ticket 7 and verifies the remaining amount of the advance ticket 7 with the ]-code number. If refueling is possible, in other words, if it is determined that the advance ticket 7 is a legitimate advance ticket and there is still some fuel left, a refueling start display is displayed on the display 4 of the external terminal R2, and the pump A refueling enable signal is given to the control device 8.

Then, the attendant starts refueling the customer's car using the designated refueling pump 9. At this time, the signal during refueling and the amount of refueling is sent from the refueling pump 9 to the pump control device 8.
is given to the PO8 main body 1 via. The PO8 body 1 subtracts the amount of fuel from the remaining amount of the advance ticket 7 while checking the amount of fuel.

If the remaining amount is O at the end of refueling, the remaining amount after subtracting the refueling amount is transmitted to the new l. ), write the remaining amount of fuel on the magnetic stripe 10 of the advance ticket 7; Print W+ J3 and remaining amount. In the middle of the day,
Determine whether or not the keyboard of the external terminal 2 has inputted the message that it will be reissued from the 5th day onwards.

In the case of reissue, manually press the reissue key from the keyboard 5, and manually input the amount of oil for reissue.

Accordingly, the PO3 main unit 1 performs 2ffi to change the remaining amount and to reissue the advance ticket. 1.7, on the external terminal 2 (J: to the printer 4, print the magnetic strips 1 to 10 of the advance ticket 7,
The reissue details are stored and printed on the back side, and a slip indicating that the reissue has been issued is issued.

Next, during refueling, when the PO8 main unit 1 determines that the remaining amount has reached O<f, the PO3 main unit 1 sends the pump controller 1 to
A no-remaining signal is given to the roll device 8, and the oil supply pump 9
Refueling will be stopped. At the same time, a no-remaining signal is also given to the external terminal 2, and based on this, the clerk asks the customer whether or not to reissue the advance ticket. If it is not reissued, the operation ends. When reissuing, enter the amount of oil and the fact that it will be reissued from the external terminal. Then, the data entered manually is transmitted to the PO3 main unit 1,
The remaining amount is changed and advance ticket issuance processing is performed in the PO8 main body 1.

A signal is sent from the PO8 main body 1 to the pump controller 1-roll device 8, and the refueling by the refueling pump 9 is restarted, and a predetermined amount of oil is refilled. When refueling is finished, a refueling completion signal is sent to the PO8 main body 1. The refueling amount and the remaining refueling amount are stored in the PO8 main unit 1 accordingly.A signal is also sent from the PO3 main unit 1 to the external terminal 2, and the reissue contents are printed on the advance ticket 7. The remaining amount is written on the magnetic stripe 10,
Then, an advance ticket slip is issued and the operation ends.

Effects of the Invention As described above, by applying the present invention, it is possible to provide an economical refueling system that can effectively utilize advance tickets.

Furthermore, since reissue processing can be performed using the same advance ticket, the time and procedures for reissuing processing can be simplified, resulting in a system with high processing efficiency.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1A5 and Figure 1B show an example of the back and front views of the advance ticket used in the present invention -=I-. FIG. 2 is a block diagram of an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 3 shows δ model 7 to explain the operation of this embodiment.
11-Fig. In the figure, 1 is the PO8 main unit, 2 is the external terminal, 7 is the advance ticket, 9 is the fuel pump, and 10 is the I! Magnetic stripe shown. Procedural amendment April 17, 1985 2, Name of the invention Fuel supply processing system 3, Relationship with the person making the amendment Patent applicant address 10 Hanazono Tsuchido-cho, Ukyo-ku, Kyoto City Name (2)
94) Tateishi Electric Co., Ltd. Representative: Takao Tateishi 4, Agent address: Yachiyo Daiichi Building, 2-3-9 Tenjinbashi, Kita-ku, Osaka, Japan Voluntary amendment 6, column for detailed description of the invention in the specification subject to amendment and drawings Brief Explanation Column 7, Contents of Amendment (1) "Pending" on page 6, line 8 of the specification is corrected to "1 continuation." (2) Lines 4 (2 places) and 12 of page 7 of the specification, lines 14 and 19 of page 8, lines 2 and 11 of page 9, line 1 of page 10, “External terminal” in lines 6 and 12, and lines 1, 4, and 14 on page 11
is corrected to "outside terminal". (3) "External terminal" on page 12, line 11 of the specification is replaced with "
Corrected to "outside terminal". that's all

Claims (2)

[Claims] (1) A system in which a card on which the amount of oil that can be refueled is recorded is issued in advance, and refueling can be performed using the card, and the card is a data recorder that can read and write data mechanically. the system includes a medium, the recording medium records the oil amount, and has an empty area in which data related to refueling can be visually printed for each refueling; a card read/write means for reading the oil amount and rewriting the oil amount recorded on the card; a printing means for printing data related to refueling in the empty area of the card at the time of refueling; data input means for inputting a signal for reissuing a card; and a data input means for writing a new amount of oil that can be refilled on the card in response to an input signal from the data input means. A refueling processing system comprising: a reissuing means for controlling a writing means to enable continued use of the card. (2) The refueling processing system further includes a detection means for detecting a printable empty area other than a portion where printing has already been performed in the empty area, and the reissue means detects a printable area in the empty area. 2. The refueling processing system according to claim 1, wherein the refueling processing system is activated when the empty area of the fuel tank is larger than a predetermined space.