JPS63250279A - Device for sealing transmitted document - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To secure the secret of communication by rounding in cylindrical shape or folding the document electrically transmitted by an electrical transmission equipment such as a facsimile, etc., and sealing it so as not to read the contents of transmitted document from the outside. CONSTITUTION:The document received as a private one is outputted in a piece of document in which all the received document continues at the time of printing it out and wound in a cylindrical shape by rotating the document by hitching it with a rotor in a pawl shape. Then both ends of the cylinder are fastened by a 'Hotchkiss (R)' or pasted except a certain part which specifies a destination. Or the above-mentioned cylinder is made a little larger so as to be pressed into a rectangular envelop, which is pasted or fastened by the 'Hotchkiss gamma', etc. After that the caution signal of receiving the document which is private, such as indicating by a buzzer or lighting a lamp, is outputted. Thus, the secret of communication can be secured.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION This invention is an invention for ensuring the confidentiality of communications by facsimile and the like.

Anyone can now understand the contents of books received by conventional facsimile machines. However, it is often a problem if the contents are leaked to others.

This invention solved these problems at once, and also made opening the package even more fun.

To briefly explain the mechanism of this invention, a. When you want to send a book only to a specific destination, the sending device (
An electrical circuit will be installed that can distinguish between cases in which the system is operating (hereinafter referred to as "rIi exhibition") and cases in which it is not.

b. The receiving device is equipped with an electrical circuit that can distinguish whether the message is confidential or not, and when it is treated as confidential, it is equipped with a certain electric circuit that can identify the destination of the message sent by facsimile or other electronic transmission device.
(excluding parts) into a cylindrical shape or folded, and seal the received contents so that they cannot be read from the outside! (hereinafter referred to as "this y device 1"), or a book sent by electronic transmission device such as a facsimile (excluding certain parts that can identify the destination) is covered with paper that does not allow light to pass through, and the received contents are sent to an external device. A device for sealing the device so that it cannot be read (hereinafter referred to as “this device 2”) and an electrical circuit for operating this device will be installed.

01 This device and this device 2 both respect the wishes of the parties involved in the communication who wish to keep the documents confidential, and seal the received documents so that they are not shown to unrelated parties, except for certain parts that can identify the recipient. , I will explain how to seal it below.

dl Regarding the method of implementing this invention (]) Looking at this device, when printing out books received as confidential, all the received books are output as one continuous book, and this is printed out using a rotating claw-shaped sheet. The child then rotates it with a knife and rolls it up into a cylinder, then staples or glues the ends of the cylinder, excluding a certain part where the recipient can be identified. Alternatively, the cylindrical material is made slightly larger, pressed, shaped into a rectangular envelope, and bound with glue or staples.

After binding, a warning signal is issued to turn on a buzzer or lamp to indicate that books are being received as confidential.

(2) Regarding this V1 萱2, books received as confidential should be printed out as one continuous page of the received book, or with the same number of pages as the sent manuscript and the first and last destinations. At the same time as printing, cover with paper made of a material that does not allow light to pass through, except for certain areas that can be identified, and seal the area around the covered item with staples or glue. After binding, a warning signal is issued to turn on the buzzer and lamp for receiving books for exhibition II.

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A device that rolls up or folds a book (excluding a certain part that can identify the destination) into a cylinder and seals the received contents so that they cannot be read from the outside. 2. A device that seals books sent via facsimile or other electronic transmission equipment (excluding certain parts that allow the recipient to be identified) by covering them with paper that does not allow light to pass through, so that the received contents cannot be read from outside.