JPS6255797A - Card input type remote controller - Google Patents

Abstract

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Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Industrial Application Field 1] The present invention relates to a remote control device connected to a security terminal device, and particularly to a remote control device connected to a security terminal device. When the PIN on the card matches the preset PIN,
The present invention relates to a card input type remote control device that outputs additional data on a card, the time when the card is input, etc. in addition to signals for starting and canceling security.

[Prior Art] Conventionally, this type of remote control device outputs a start and release signal when the card PIN entered into a card reader matches a preset PIN. It was only.

[Problems to be solved] The above-mentioned conventional remote control device outputs the security start 1 and security release signals when the card PIN entered into the card reader matches the preset PIN 1. The only data written on the card was the PIN number, and the card had a large amount of excess storage capacity, which meant that the device's functions were not fully utilized.

[Means for solving the problem] The card input type remote control device of the present invention that solves the above problems is connected to a security terminal device, and is preset by determining the PIN number of the card input into the card reader. A remote control device that outputs a signal to start and release security when the password matches the password, and a card reader that reads additional data such as a card number written on the card along with the password, and a password is set in advance. means, a means for storing the read data, and determining whether the card's PIN number matches the set ID number.
a stage, a stage that generates the time when the card is input, and an output means that outputs additional data of the card and time data when the card is input; In addition to the start and release signals, the additional data or time data is output to the output means.

[Examples] Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings showing examples.

FIG. 1 is a block diagram of a card input type remote control device according to an embodiment of the present invention. In FIG. 0, 1 is a card reader, 2 is a control section, 3 is a password setting section, 4 is a time generation section, 5 is a security signal transmission section, 6 is a security additional data transmission section,
7 is a security signal stop switch, and 8 is a printer.

The card reader l reads additional data such as the entered card password and card number, and sends input data a to the control unit 2. The control unit 2 analyzes the input data a from the card reader l, and if the card's PIN number and the PIN data b from the PIN setting unit 3 match -, the control unit 2 generates a signal g to start and release security. The security signal data d is sent to the security signal transmitter 5. Further, additional data such as the card number and time data C from the time generating section 4 are sent to the additional security data transmitting section 6 as additional security data e.

The password setting section 3 sends a preset password as password data b to the control section 2. The zero time generation section 4 has time counting means and sends time data C to the control section 2.

The security signal transmitting section 5 converts the security signal data d from the control section 2 into a signal that can be received by the security terminal device, and when the security signal stop switch 7 is in the OFF state, transmits the security signal f to the terminal device 9. , does not transmit when it is ON. When the additional security data transmitting section 6 receives the additional security data e from the control section 2, it performs serial/parallel conversion and sends it as an additional security signal g to the printer 8 connected to the remote control device. When the printer 8 receives the additional security signal g, it prints out the additional data of the card and the time when the card was input.

As mentioned above, in the card-operated remote control device of this embodiment, when the security signal stop switch 7 is in the OFF state, the alarm @
Additional security data e including time data C and additional data are printed out on the printer 8 along with the start and release security signals f, and when the switch 7 is in the ON state, only the security additional data e is printed out on the printer 8. Therefore, in addition to the function of transmitting the security signal f, it can also be used as a time card or the like.

In addition, although this example shows the case where a printer is connected and used as a time card, this is just one example, and data other than the time can be output and used for other purposes. Needless to say.

[Effects of the Invention] As explained above, the present invention reads the additional data such as the card PIN and card number input into the remote control device, and reads the additional data of the card and the card number in addition to signals for starting and canceling security. By outputting the time when the card was input, by connecting the remote control device to an output means such as a printer, and outputting the additional data of the card and the time when the card was input, it can be used as a time card. can play a role. In addition, it has the effect of expanding its usage beyond just the functions of the remote control device of the security terminal device, such as by connecting a microcomputer with a similar interface to manage attendance and leaving the office and calculate wages.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a block diagram of a card input type remote control device according to an embodiment of the present invention. 12 Card reader 22 Control section 3: PIN number setting section 4: Time generation section 5: Security signal transmission section 6: Security additional data transmission section 7: Security signal stop switch 8: Printer a: Input data b: PIN number Data C: Time data
d: Security signal data e: Security additional data f
:! Jbi signal g: Homabi additional signal

Claims (1)

[Claims] In a remote control device that is connected to a security terminal device and outputs a signal for starting security or canceling security when the PIN number of a card input into a card reader is determined and matches a preset PIN number, said PIN number is connected to a security terminal device. a card reader for reading additional data such as a card number written on the card; a means for setting a PIN in advance; a means for storing the read data; and a PIN in which the PIN for the card is preset. A means for determining whether the number matches the number, a means for generating a time when the card is input, and an output means for outputting additional data of the card and time data when the card is input. A card input type remote control device, characterized in that when input, the additional data or time data is outputted to the output means in addition to signals for starting and canceling security.