KR20080032598A - Bankbook printing system and bankbook printed by the same - Google Patents

Abstract

A bankbook and a bankbook printing system are provided to raise a security level by printing an image of a user on the bankbook. A bankbook printing system(1) includes a personal computer(2), an image scanner(3), and a printer(4). The personal computer includes a keyboard(5), an LCD(Liquid Crystal Display) display(6), and a main body(7). The main body includes an interface and is connected to the image scanner and the printer through interface cables(8,9). A memory(10), an optical disk(11), or a digital camera(12) is connected to the main body as a USB(Universal Serial Bus) memory. The image scanner acquires a color image from a picture(13). The image is transmitted to the main body of the personal computer. The printer prints text information and image information on the bankbook. A holder(15) for printing media is implemented on a front side of the printer. An adaptor(16) is arranged on the holder. A concave portion(17) is formed on the adaptor. A bankbook is set on the concave portion.

Description

Bankbook printing system and bankbook printed by the system {BANKBOOK PRINTING SYSTEM AND BANKBOOK PRINTED BY THE SAME}

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a bankbook printing system for printing a personal image on a bankbook, and more particularly, to a bankbook printing system for printing a plurality of personal images desired by a customer on a bankbook and a bankbook printed by the system.

Background Art [0002] Conventionally, an automatic transaction apparatus widely used in financial institutions such as banks has a bankbook issuing function for issuing a bankbook to a customer. In such an automatic transaction apparatus, when a bankbook is issued, a pattern of customer preference or the like is printed on the cover of the bankbook. For example, a personal image such as a photograph or illustration brought by a customer is read by an image scanner, and the read personal image is printed in color on the cover of the bank account to issue a bank account. As an automatic transaction apparatus having such a personal image printing function, there is one disclosed in Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2000-132730, for example.

In addition, as a conventional bankbook printing system other than an automatic transaction apparatus, an image such as a photograph which a customer wants to print on a bankbook is acquired by an image scanner or a CCD camera, edited by an image processing apparatus, and then synthesized with a background pattern. There is a printing of data on a cover of a bankbook, and such a printing system is disclosed in, for example, Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2001-69339.

Recently, a service has been proposed to open a bank account for a child or grandchild and to print a picture of the child or grandchild on the bank account of the account. However, in the conventional bankbook printing system, because the picture was printed on the cover of the bankbook, for example, if the customer wants to change the picture printed on the bankbook to another picture, Or, the following new bankbook will be issued when the bankbook is not filled up. As a result, a problem arises that the customer cannot immediately meet the customer's request or waste of the bankbook.

In addition, when a new letter is issued and the picture on the cover is changed, only the new picture is printed on the new letter. Therefore, even if the customer wants to see the previous picture, it cannot be seen in the new letter, but must be viewed at the old letter. In order to be able to see all the replaced pictures, you need to keep all of your bankbooks.

Accordingly, an object of the present invention is to provide a bankbook printing system capable of responding to a customer's desire to leave a personal account, such as a plurality of photographs taken in accordance with the growth of a child or grandchild, in a bank account.

In order to solve the said subject, this invention is a bankbook printing system which has a printing means which prints a personal image in a bankbook, Comprising: The image capture means which captures a personal image, The personal image captured by the said image capture means is said. It prints to a predetermined position of a bank account by a printing means.

The image capturing means is an image reading means for reading the personal image of the account book, and prints the personal image read by the image reading means by the printing means on the cover sheet of the new account book or on the sheet of the cover sheet at the time of the passbook transfer. will be. Furthermore, an image recording means is formed in the passbook, which stores a personal image in a storage means capable of storing a plurality of individual images, and the personal image captured by the image capture means is stored in the storage means by the image recording means. In addition, the printing means is used to print at a predetermined position of the bank account.

According to the present invention, since the personal image is read by the image capturing means and the read personal image is printed at a predetermined position of the bank account, a plurality of personal images can be held in the bank account.

EMBODIMENT OF THE INVENTION Hereinafter, embodiment of this invention is described according to drawing. Elements common to each drawing are given the same reference numerals. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS It is a schematic block diagram which shows the bankbook printing system of 1st Embodiment.

In FIG. 1, the bankbook printing system 1 of 1st Embodiment is comprised with the personal computer 2, the image scanner 3, and the printer 4. As shown in FIG. Personal computer 2

And a keyboard portion 5 for inputting information to be managed and maintained by a financial institution, a display portion 6 which is a liquid crystal color display for displaying information, and a main body portion 7.

The main body 7 has a connection port with an external device, and is connected with the image scanner 3, the printer 4, and the interface cables 8 and 9, respectively. The main body 7 is also capable of connecting a USB (Universal Serial Bus) memory 10 as an information recording medium, an optical disc 11 or a digital camera 12, and when these recording mediums are connected, they are stored electronically in these media. It is possible to read out the information present.

The image scanner 3 is for reading the color image on the photograph 13. The read image image is transmitted to the main body 7 of the personal computer 2. The image of the photograph 13 is, for example, a face image of the child or grandchild of the customer, an image of the upper body or the whole body, and is used by the customer to leave it as evidence of growth. The same is true of images recorded in the memory 10, the optical disc 11, or the digital camera 12.

The printer 4 prints out the character information and the image information by a predetermined operation. As the printing method, an inkjet method or a thermal transfer method is employed, but the conveying method of a print medium adopts a horizontal conveying method capable of printing onto an optical disc. In the front side of the printer 4, a mounting hole 15 is provided to enable mounting of a print medium. The adapter 16 is attachable to the mounting opening 15, the recessed part 17 is formed in the adapter 16, and the bankbook P which prints on this recessed part 17 is set. do.

In the present embodiment, a program or the like for operating the image scanner 3 and the printer 4 is preloaded in the printer 4 and in the main body 7 of the personal computer 2. In the present embodiment, as described above, the personal computer 2, the image scanner 3 and the printer 4 are formed as respective devices, but information is directly acquired from the image scanner function, the printer function and the information recording medium. It is also possible to form a multifunction printer having possible functions.

2 is a control block diagram illustrating a personal computer. In FIG. 2, the personal computer 2 includes an image editing unit 21, a display unit 6, a keyboard unit 5, a control unit 22, an external interface unit 23, a memory unit 24, and a power supply unit 25. Is formed. Among these, other than the display part 6 and the keyboard part 5, it is provided in the main-body part 7. As shown in FIG.

The image editing unit 21 scans, for example, the photograph 13 brought by the customer with the image scanner 3 to acquire image data, and performs editing such as cutting, enlargement, reduction, synthesis, etc. of the acquired image data. The edited data is stored in the memory unit 24 as print image data. The display portion 6 and the keyboard portion 5 have been described above. The control part 22 controls the whole operation | movement of the personal computer 2, the image scanner 3, and the printer 4, and each said part is connected by the internal bus 26, and the image scanner 3 And the printer 4 are connected via an external interface 23. As described above, the memory unit 24 reads an image from the photograph 13 with the image scanner 3 and stores image data and the like processed by the image editing unit 21. In addition, the power supply unit 25 supplies power to each unit in the personal computer 2.

3: is explanatory drawing which shows the adapter of embodiment, FIG. 3 (a) is a top view of the adapter with a bankbook mounted, FIG. 3 (b) is AA sectional drawing of FIG. 3 (a), FIG. It is BB sectional drawing of FIG. In FIG. 3, the adapter 16 is comprised in the state which superimposed the surface part (upper layer part) 31, the bankbook holding part (middle layer part) 32, and the earth (lower layer part) 33, and fixed.

The cutout 31a of about half the size of the bankbook P in the unfolded state is formed in the surface part 31, and the bankbook control part 31b is formed in the corner part of the cutout 31a. Moreover, the arrow mark 31c which shows the mounting direction of the adapter 16 to the printer 4 is displayed by the mounting direction front end side of the surface part 31. As shown in FIG. The print area 34 is set inside the cutout 31a.

In the bankbook holding part 32, the hole part 32a of the magnitude | size which enters the bankbook P of the expanded state is formed, and the bankbook P of the expanded state is set in this hole part 32a. Half of the hole 32a (upper half in FIG. 3 (a)) faces the above-described cutout 31a, and the bankbook P set in the hole 32a has a cutout 31a. It is exposed to the surface part 31 side through. The surface part 31 which opposes the lower half in FIG. 3 (a) of the hole part 32a comprises the restricting part 31d of the bankbook P. As shown in FIG. The punch 33 is provided with two punching holes 33a at positions opposite to the printing area 34.

Next, the operation of the first embodiment will be described with reference to the flowchart shown in FIG. 4 is a flowchart showing the operation of the first embodiment. In this embodiment, the case where the personal image which the customer brought is printed on a bankbook is demonstrated. As a method of bringing in a personal image by the customer, for example, there is a USB memory 10, an optical disk 11, or a digital camera 12 shown in FIG. 1 as a removable medium. The case where the color photograph 13 is carried as personal image information is demonstrated.

First, the bank teller turns on power to the personal computer 2, the image scanner 3 and the printer 4 of the present system (step 1). When the customer appears at the window of the bank, the teller asks the customer whether to issue a new bankbook or print a personal image on the bankbook. When issuing a new bankbook, the teller issues a new bankbook by a separate bankbook issuing device (steps 2 and 3).

When the issuance process of the new bankbook is made, the teller calls the customer with the bankbook P in hand. Then, a cover print process of printing a personal image of a photo taken by the customer on the cover of the new bankbook is performed (step 4). This cover sheet printing process will be described later in detail. When the cover page printing process is finished, the customer is handed a new account book on which the personal image is printed.

On the other hand, in the case of printing a personal image on the account book, the process proceeds to step 6, and a sheet paper printing process is performed. This sheet paper printing process will be described later in detail. When the account book is returned to the customer, the teller inputs the end of the process by the keyboard unit 5, and the personal computer 2 is placed in a standby state to terminate the account book printing system (step 5).

<Cover print processing>

Next, the cover printing process of step 4 will be described according to the flowchart of FIG.

5 is a flowchart showing a cover printing process operation. With the newly issued bankbook P in hand, the teller asks the called customer whether he or she has a personal image such as a photograph or, if not, whether to use an image registered in advance in the system. When using an image registered in advance in the system, the teller operates the personal computer 2 (step 11) to generate a cover print image (step 12).

When the customer has brought the photograph 13 of the personal image, the teller first reads the personal image of the photograph 13 brought by the customer by the image scanner 3, and reads the read image data to the personal computer 2. Capture (step 13). As described above, in the present embodiment, the capture of the image image is performed by the instruction from the personal computer 2, but the image scanner 3 may be operated to capture the image.

When the image of the photograph 13 is captured, the personal image of the photograph 13 is color displayed on the display portion 6 by the image editing portion 21 (step 14). An example of the displayed image is shown in FIG. 6 is an explanatory diagram showing a display example of a captured image. For the displayed image image 36, the teller asks the customer whether or not they wish to correct. In other words, the customer is asked whether to enlarge or partially crop the image or to modify the color scheme (color, color, etc.), or to recreate it as a portrait. When a response of the correction request is received from the customer, the image is corrected to make the image desired by the customer by the teller operation (steps 15 and 16). These image corrections are performed in the image editing unit 21, and the image after the correction is displayed on the display unit 6 and confirmed by the customer, and then stored in the memory unit 24.

Next, the teller issues a print preparation instruction. Thereby, the control part 22 instructs the display part 6 to display the method of setting the bankbook P in the adapter 16 (step 17). Here, the display part 6 displays the form which sets the bankbook P in the hole part 32a of the adapter 16 so that the cover letter of the bankbook may be the printing area 34 and it will be upper side. The teller takes out the adapter 16 and inserts the bankbook P issued in the hole 34 of the adapter 16 while looking at the display unit 6.

The teller attaches the adapter 16 into which the bankbook P is inserted to the mounting opening 15 of the printer 4. The printer 4 detects the mounting of the adapter 16 by a detection sensor (not shown) (step 18). Next, the teller sends an instruction to the printer 4 to print the personal image of the photograph 13 (step 19).

When the printer 4 receives the print instruction of the personal image, it stores the sent personal image information in a memory (not shown) in the printer 4 and starts suction suction of the mounted adapter 16 (step 20). . This suction conveyance is conveyed and managed by detecting with the optical sensor not shown in figure the tip of the adapter 16, and the adapter 16 is conveyed to a printing position.

When the adapter 16 is returned to the print start position, output of personal image information stored in a memory (not shown) is started. The printer 4 controls the color ink nozzles disposed in the print head (not shown) according to the predetermined color level, and performs color printing of the personal image on the cover of the passbook P (step 21).

When the printing of the personal image on the bankbook P is finished, the printer 4 transmits a print end signal to the personal computer 2. Receiving the print end signal, the control unit 22 reads out the discharge time information from the memory unit 24, and issues the discharge instruction of the adapter 16 when this discharge time has elapsed. When the printer 4 receives this eject instruction, it ejects the adapter 16 (step 22).

The discharged adapter 16 is separated from the printer 4, and the teller draws out the passbook P from the adapter 16 and visually confirms the printing state of the personal image. If the printing condition is good, pass the passbook P to the customer. It is explanatory drawing which shows the bankbook which printed the personal image. FIG. 7 shows the cover of the bankbook P, and the personal image 36 is color printed on the predetermined position of the cover P. As shown in FIG. The printing of the personal image on the cover of the new bankbook P is completed.

<Cotton paper print processing>

Next, the sheet paper printing process in step 7 of the flowchart of FIG. 4 will be described with reference to the flowcharts shown in FIGS. 8 to 10. If the customer has a bankbook P, the teller orally confirms whether or not the customer wants to print a personal image on the bankbook. The following description will explain a case where a customer wants to print a personal image, but if the customer answers here that printing is unnecessary or if he or she does not bring a photograph or other image recording medium,

The customer is informed that printing of the personal image is possible, and the personal image on the bankbook P is not printed.

The teller then checks whether the passbook P needs carry over (step 31). When a bankbook carryover is required, the flow advances to the steps shown in the flowcharts of Figs. 9 and 10, and prints a new bankbook issuance process, prints a personal image on the front cover of the new bankbook, and prints a personal image on the face sheet of the front cover. If no carry forward is necessary, the process proceeds to step 32.

In step 32, the teller first reads the personal image of the photograph 13 brought by the customer by the image scanner 3, and captures the read personal image data on the personal computer 2. FIG. When the personal image of the photograph 13 is captured, the personal image of the photograph 13 is color displayed on the display portion 6 by the image editing section 21 (step 33). For the displayed image image, the teller asks the customer whether he wishes to correct. That is, the customer is asked whether to enlarge or partially crop the image or to modify the color scheme (color, color, etc.), or to recreate the portrait.

If there is an answer that the customer wishes to correct, a corrector is applied to the image image so as to obtain the desired image by the teller operation (steps 34 and 35). These image corrections are performed in the image editing unit 21, and the image after the correction is displayed on the display unit 6 and confirmed by the customer, and then stored in the memory unit 24.

Next, the teller issues a print preparation instruction. Thereby, the control part 22 instructs the display part 6 to display the method of setting the bankbook P in the adapter 16 (step 36). In this case, the display part 6 displays the form which sets the passbook P in the hole part 32a of the adapter 16 so that the surface paper part of the cover of a bankbook may be the printing area 34, and it will be upper side. The teller takes out the adapter 16 and inserts the bankbook P issued in the hole 32a of the adapter 16 while looking at the display unit 6.

The teller attaches the adapter 16 into which the bankbook P is inserted to the mounting opening 15 of the printer 4. The printer 4 detects the mounting of the adapter 16 by a detection sensor (not shown) (step 37). Next, the teller sends an instruction to the printer 4 to print a personal image of the photograph 13 (step 38).

When the printer 4 receives the print instruction of the personal image, it stores the sent personal image information in a memory (not shown) in the printer 4 and starts suction suction of the mounted adapter 16 (step 39). . This suction conveyance is conveyed and managed by detecting with the optical sensor not shown in figure the tip of the adapter 16, and the adapter 16 is conveyed to a printing position.

When the adapter 16 is returned to the print start position, the output of the personal image stored in the memory (not shown) is started. The printer 4 controls the color ink nozzles disposed in the print head (not shown) according to the predetermined color level, and performs color printing of the personal image on the face sheet of the cover sheet of the bankbook P (step 40). ).

When printing of the image on the sheet of paper of the bankbook P is finished, the printer 4 transmits a print end signal to the personal computer 2. Receiving the print end signal, the control unit 22 reads discharge time information from the memory unit 24, and issues the discharge instruction of the adapter 16 when this discharge time has elapsed. When the printer 4 receives this ejection instruction, it ejects the adapter 16 (step 41).

The discharged adapter 16 is separated from the printer 4, and the teller draws out the passbook P from the adapter 16 and visually confirms the printing state of the personal image. If the printing condition is good, pass the passbook P to the customer. It is explanatory drawing which shows the paper sheet of the bankbook which printed the personal image. In Fig. 11, a plurality of reduced individual images 36 are color-printed in the aligned state on the face sheet portion P11 of the cover sheet P1. The personal image 36a printed this time is printed at the end of the column. The printing of the personal image to the face sheet of the cover page of the new bankbook P is completed by the above.

In FIG. 9, when it is necessary to carry forward the bankbook in step 31, a process of issuing a new bankbook is performed (step 42). Next, the teller performs an operation of capturing, by the image scanner 3, the personal image printed on the front cover of the bank account (old bank account) to the personal computer 2 (step 43). The teller also reads the personal image of the photograph 13 brought by the customer by the image scanner 3, and captures the read image data to the personal computer 2 (step 44).

When the personal image of the old account book and the personal image of the photograph 13 are captured, the personal image of the photograph 13 is displayed in color on the display unit 6 by the image editing unit 21 (step 45). For the displayed image image, the teller asks the customer if he wishes to correct. That is, the customer is asked whether to enlarge or partially crop the image or to modify the color scheme (color, color, etc.), or to recreate the portrait.

If there is an answer that the customer wishes to correct, a correction is applied to the image image so as to obtain the desired image by the teller operation (steps 46 and 47). These image corrections are performed in the image editing unit 21, and the image after the correction is displayed on the display unit 6 and confirmed by the customer, and then stored in the memory unit 24.

Here, Teller asks the customer which one of the personal image of the cover letter of the old bankbook and the personal image of the photograph (13) which he has brought on the cover of the new bankbook, and displays the personal image of the side which the customer desires. Instructions to print on the cover sheet are given. At the same time, it is instructed which area of the plurality of printing areas in the face sheet portion of the cover letter of the new book will be printed on the individual image which is not printed on the cover letter of the new letter book (step 48).

Next, the teller issues a print preparation instruction. As a result, the control unit 22 instructs the display unit 6 to display a method of setting the passbook P in the adapter 16. In this case, the shape which sets the bankbook P in the hole part 32a of the adapter 16 is displayed on the display part 6 so that the cover letter of the bankbook may be the printing area 34, and it is upper side (step 49). The teller takes out the adapter 16 and inserts the bankbook P issued in the hole 32a of the adapter 16 while looking at the display unit 6.

The teller attaches the adapter 16 into which the bankbook P is inserted to the mounting opening 15 of the printer 4. The printer 4 detects the mounting of the adapter 16 by a detection sensor (not shown) (step 50). Next, the teller sends an instruction to the printer 4 to print the personal image desired by the customer (step 51).

When the printer 4 receives the print instruction of the personal image, it stores the sent image information in a memory (not shown) in the printer 4 and starts suction conveyance of the mounted adapter 16 (step 52). This suction conveyance is conveyed and managed by detecting with the optical sensor not shown in figure the tip of the adapter 16, and the adapter 16 is conveyed to a printing position.

When the adapter 16 is returned to the print start position, the output of the personal image stored in the memory (not shown) is started. The printer 4 controls the color ink nozzles disposed in the print head (not shown) according to the predetermined color level, and performs color printing of the personal image on the cover of the passbook P (step 53).

When the printing of the personal image on the cover of the bankbook P is finished, the printer 4 transmits a print end signal to the personal computer 2. Receiving the print end signal, the control unit 22 reads out the discharge time information from the memory unit 24, and issues the discharge instruction of the adapter 16 when this discharge time has elapsed. When the printer 4 receives this eject instruction, it ejects the adapter 16 (step 54). The discharged adapter 16 is separated from the printer 4, and the teller draws out the passbook P from the adapter 16 and visually confirms the printing state of the personal image.

When printing of the personal image on the cover of the bankbook P is finished, the display unit 6 is then instructed to display a method of setting the bankbook P to the adapter 16. In this case, the display part 6 displays a pattern in which the facebook P is set in the hole 32a of the adapter 16 so that the face sheet of the cover sheet of the accountbook is the printing area 34 and is the upper side ( Step 55). The teller takes out the adapter 16 and inserts the bankbook P issued in the hole 32a of the adapter 16 while looking at the display unit 6.

The teller attaches the adapter 16 into which the bankbook P is inserted to the mounting opening 15 of the printer 4. The printer 4 detects the mounting of the adapter 16 by a detection sensor (not shown) (step 56). The teller then sends an instruction to the printer 4 to print the personal image desired by the customer (step 57).

When the printer 4 receives the print instruction of the personal image, it stores the sent image information in a memory (not shown) in the printer 4 and starts suction conveyance of the mounted adapter 16 (step 58). This suction conveyance is conveyed and managed by detecting with the optical sensor not shown in figure the tip of the adapter 16, and the adapter 16 is conveyed to a printing position.

When the adapter 16 is returned to the print start position, the output of the personal image stored in the memory (not shown) is started. The printer 4 controls the color ink nozzles disposed in the print head (not shown) according to the predetermined color level, and performs color printing of the personal image on the face sheet of the cover of the passbook P (step 59). ).

When the printing of the personal image on the face sheet portion of the cover sheet of the bankbook P is finished, the printer 4 transmits a print end signal to the personal computer 2. Receiving the print end signal, the control unit 22 reads out the discharge time information from the memory unit 24, and issues the discharge instruction of the adapter 16 when this discharge time has elapsed. When the printer 4 receives this eject instruction, it ejects the adapter 16 (step 60). The discharged adapter 16 is separated from the printer 4, and the teller draws out the passbook P from the adapter 16 and visually confirms the printing state of the personal image.

As described above, according to the present embodiment, the personal image of the child or grandchild of the customer printed on the front cover of the old bankbook at the time of carrying over of the bankbook can be printed on the face sheet of the front cover of the new bankbook and newly added to the customer. Since it is possible to print this brought personal image on the cover of the new bank account, it is possible to refer to both the old personal image and the new personal image with one bank account.

In addition, not only at the time of carrying over the bankbook, but also if the customer has a personal image, the personal image can be printed on the side of the bank account, so that the chance of the customer visiting the bank's store to add the personal image of the bankbook will increase. Is expected, and also leads to improved service to our customers.

In addition, since the personal image printed on the new account at the time of carrying over of the account is read by the image scanner 3 from the recording medium or old account book which the customer has brought, the system itself does not hold the personal image information and does not maintain personal image information. Since images do not remain in the system, there is an advantage that there is no need to pay special attention to information management.

Next, a second embodiment will be described. It is a schematic block diagram which shows the bankbook printing system of 2nd Embodiment. In FIG. 12, the bankbook printing system 41 of 2nd Embodiment is comprised with the personal computer 2, the image scanner 3, and the printer 4 similarly to that of 1st Embodiment. The personal computer 2 is connected to a reader / writer 42 for reading and writing information on the IC chip. In addition, in this embodiment, as shown in FIG. 13, the IC chip 43 is provided in the front cover Pi of the bankbook Pi, Therefore, the bankbook Pi set to the adapter 16 is IC chip 43. As shown in FIG. ). The other structure is the same as that of 1st Embodiment.

Next, operation | movement of 2nd Embodiment is demonstrated according to the flowchart shown in FIG. 14 is a flowchart showing the operation of the second embodiment. Also in this embodiment, the personal image which the customer brought shall be printed on a bankbook. First, the teller of the bank turns on power to the personal computer 2, the image scanner 3 and the printer 4 of the present system (step 61). When the customer appears at the window of the bank, the teller asks the customer whether to issue a new bankbook or print a personal image on the bankbook. When issuing a new bankbook, the teller issues a new bankbook by a separate bankbook issuing device (steps 62 and 63).

When a new bankbook is issued, the teller calls the customer with a bankbook Pi. Then, a cover print process of printing the personal image of the photo which the customer brings to the cover of the new bankbook is performed (step 64). When the cover printing process is completed, the personal image information printed on the cover and the side paper of the passbook Pi is stored on the IC chip 43 provided in the passbook Pi by the reader / writer 42 (step 65). ). And hand the new bankbook with personal images printed to the customer.

On the other hand, in the case of printing a personal image on the account book which has been carried out, the process proceeds to step 67 to perform a sheet paper printing process. This cotton sheet print processing will be described later in detail. When the account book is returned to the customer, the teller inputs the end of the process by the keyboard unit 5, and the personal computer 2 is placed in a standby state to end the account book printing system (step 66).

Since the cover printing process in step 64 is the same as that of the first embodiment, the description thereof is omitted.

<Cotton paper print processing>

Next, the sheet paper printing process in step 67 of the flowchart of FIG. 14 will be described with reference to the flowcharts shown in FIGS. 15 to 17. If the customer has a passbook, the teller orally confirms whether or not he wishes to print a personal image to the bankbook. The following describes a case where a customer wants to print a personal image. However, when the customer answers that the printing is unnecessary or does not bring a photograph or an image recording medium, the personal image may be stored later. Informing the customer that printing is possible, printing of the personal image on the bankbook Pi is not performed.

The teller then checks whether the passbook needs carry over (step 71). When a bankbook carryover is required, the flow advances to the steps shown in the flowcharts of Figs. 16 and 17 to print the new bankbook issuance process, print the personal image on the front cover of the new bankbook, and print the personal image on the face sheet of the front cover. . If no carry forward is necessary, the process proceeds to step 72.

In step 72, the teller first reads the personal image of the photograph 13 brought by the customer by the image scanner 3, and captures the read personal image data on the personal computer 2. FIG. When the personal image of the photo 13 is captured, the personal image of the photo 13 is color displayed on the display unit 6 by the image editing unit 21 (step 73). For the displayed image image, the teller asks the customer whether he wishes to correct. That is, the customer is asked whether to enlarge or partially crop the image or to modify the color scheme (color, color, etc.), or to recreate the portrait.

If there is an answer that the customer wishes to correct, a corrector is applied to the image image so as to obtain an image desired by the customer by the teller operation (steps 74 and 75). These image corrections are performed in the image editing unit 21, and the image after the correction is displayed on the display unit 6 and confirmed by the customer, and then stored in the memory unit 24.

Next, the teller issues a print preparation instruction. As a result, the control unit 22 instructs the display unit 6 to display a method of setting the passbook Pi to the adapter 16 (step 76). In this case, the display part 6 displays the form which sets the passbook Pi to the hole part 32a of the adapter 16 so that the surface paper part of an outer cover may be the printing area 34, and it is upper side. The teller takes out the adapter 16 and inserts the bankbook Pi issued to the hole 32a of the adapter 16 while looking at the display unit 6.

The teller attaches the adapter 16 into which the passbook Pi is inserted to the mounting opening 15 of the printer 4. The printer 4 detects the mounting of the adapter 16 by a detection sensor (not shown) (step 77). Next, the teller sends an instruction to the printer 4 to print the personal image of the photograph 13 (step 78).

When the printer 4 receives the print instruction of the personal image, the printer 4 stores the sent personal image information in a memory (not shown) in the printer 4 and starts suction suction of the mounted adapter 16 (step 79). . This suction conveyance is conveyed and managed by detecting with the optical sensor not shown in figure the tip of the adapter 16, and the adapter 16 is conveyed to a printing position.

When the adapter 16 is returned to the print start position, the output of the personal image stored in the memory (not shown) is started. The printer 4 controls the color ink nozzles disposed in the print head (not shown) according to the predetermined color level, and performs color printing of the personal image on the face sheet of the cover sheet of the passbook Pi (step 80). ).

When the printing of the image to the sheet paper portion of the bankbook Pi is finished, the printer 4 transmits a print end signal to the personal computer 2. Receiving the print end signal, the control unit 22 reads out the discharge time information from the memory unit 24, and issues the discharge instruction of the adapter 16 when this discharge time has elapsed. When the printer 4 receives this eject instruction, it ejects the adapter 16 (step 81).

The discharged adapter 16 is separated from the printer 4, and the teller draws out the passbook Pi from the adapter 16 and visually confirms the printing state of the personal image. If the print is good, pass the passbook to the customer. The print result is similar to the case of the first embodiment shown in FIG. 11, and the personal image 36a printed this time is printed at the end of the column in which the plurality of reduced personal images 36 are color-printed in an aligned state. By the above, printing of the personal image to the paper-cover part of the cover page of new bankbook Pi is complete | finished.

In FIG. 16, when it is necessary to carry forward the bankbook in step 71, a process of issuing a new bankbook is executed (step 82). Next, the teller reads and outputs the personal image information stored in the IC chip 43 mounted in the passbook (old passbook) before carrying over by the reader / writer device 42 (step 83). The personal image information read out is stored in the memory unit 24 by the control unit 22. There are a large number of personal images, and all the personal images stored in the IC chip 43 are read out and stored in the memory unit 24.

Next, the teller reads the personal image of the photograph 13 which the customer brought by the image scanner 3, and captures the read image data to the personal computer 2 (step 84).

When the personal image of the old account book and the personal image of the photograph 13 are captured, the personal image of the photograph 13 is color displayed on the display unit 6 by the image editing unit 21 (step 85). For the displayed image image, the teller asks the customer whether he wishes to correct. In other words, the customer is asked whether to enlarge or partially crop the image or to modify the color scheme (color, color, etc.), or to recreate the portrait.

If there is an answer that the customer wishes to correct, a corrector is applied to the image image so as to obtain a desired image by the teller operation (steps 86 and 87). These image corrections are performed in the image editing unit 21, and the image after the correction is displayed on the display unit 6 and confirmed by the customer, and then stored in the memory unit 24.

Here, Teller asks the customer which one of the personal image stored in the IC chip 43 of the old bankbook and the personal image of the photograph 13 he brought is printed on the cover of the new bankbook. Instructions for printing on the cover of the bank account are issued. At the same time, it is instructed which area of the plurality of printing areas in the face sheet portion of the cover letter of the new book will be printed on the personal image which is not printed on the cover letter of the new account book (step 88).

Next, the teller issues a print preparation instruction. As a result, the control unit 22 instructs the display unit 6 to display a method of setting the passbook Pi to the adapter 16. In this case, the display section 6 displays a pattern in which the passbook Pi is set in the hole 32a of the adapter 16 so that the cover letter of the passbook is the print area 34 and is the upper side (step 89). The teller takes out the adapter 16 and inserts the bankbook Pi issued to the hole 32a of the adapter 16 while looking at the display unit 6.

The teller attaches the adapter 16 into which the passbook Pi is inserted to the mounting opening 15 of the printer 4. The printer 4 detects the mounting of the adapter 16 by a detection sensor (not shown) (step 90). The teller then sends an instruction to the printer 4 to print the personal image desired by the customer (step 91).

When the printer 4 receives a print instruction of a personal image, it stores the sent image information in a memory (not shown) in the printer 4 and starts suction conveyance of the mounted adapter 16 (step 92). This suction conveyance is conveyed and managed by detecting the front-end | tip part of the adapter 16 by the optical sensor not shown, and the adapter 16 is conveyed to a printing position.

When the adapter 16 is returned to the print start position, it is stored in a memory (not shown) and starts output of personal image information that is to be printed on the front cover as desired by the customer. The printer 4 controls the color ink nozzles disposed in the print head (not shown) according to the predetermined color level, and performs color printing of the personal image on the face sheet of the cover sheet of the passbook Pi (step 93). ).

When the printing of the personal image on the cover of the bankbook Pi ends, the printer 4 transmits a print end signal to the personal computer 2. Receiving the print end signal, the control unit 22 reads out the discharge time information from the memory unit 24, and issues the discharge instruction of the adapter 16 when this discharge time has elapsed. When the printer 4 receives this eject instruction, it ejects the adapter 16 (step 94). The discharged adapter 16 is separated from the printer 4, and the teller draws out the passbook P from the adapter 16 and visually confirms the printing state of the personal image.

When printing of the personal image on the cover of the bankbook Pi is finished, the display unit 6 is instructed to display a method of setting the bankbook Pi to the adapter 16. In this case, the display part 6 displays the form which sets the passbook Pi to the hole part 32a of the adapter 16 so that the face sheet of the cover of the passbook may be the printing area 34 and the upper side thereof ( Step 95). The teller takes out the adapter 16 and inserts the bankbook Pi issued to the hole 32a of the adapter 16 while looking at the display unit 6.

The teller attaches the adapter 16 into which the passbook Pi is inserted to the mounting opening 15 of the printer 4. The printer 4 detects the mounting of the adapter 16 by a detection sensor (not shown) (step 96). Next, the teller sends an instruction to the printer 4 to print the personal image desired by the customer (step 97).

When the printer 4 receives the print instruction of the personal image, it stores the sent image information in a memory (not shown) in the printer 4 and starts suction conveyance of the mounted adapter 16 (step 98). This suction conveyance is conveyed and managed by detecting with the optical sensor not shown in figure the tip of the adapter 16, and the adapter 16 is conveyed to a printing position.

When the adapter 16 is returned to the print start position, the output of the personal image stored in the memory (not shown) is started. The printer 4 controls the color ink nozzles disposed in the print head (not shown) in accordance with a predetermined color level, and performs color printing of one or a plurality of individual images on the face sheet of the cover sheet of the passbook Pi. (Step 99).

When printing of the personal image on the face sheet portion of the cover sheet of the bankbook Pi is finished, the printer 4 transmits a print end signal to the personal computer 2. Receiving the print end signal, the control unit 22 reads out the discharge time information from the memory unit 24, and issues the discharge instruction of the adapter 16 when this discharge time has elapsed. When the printer 4 receives this eject instruction, it ejects the adapter 16 (step 100). The discharged adapter 16 is separated from the printer 4, and the teller draws out the passbook Pi from the adapter 16 and visually confirms the printing state of the personal image.

As described above, according to the second embodiment, the personal image information of the passbook is stored in the IC chip installed in the passbook, and the personal image information is read out from the old IC chip of the passbook and printed out on the new passbook. A plurality of personal images can be printed on the face sheet of the cover, and the effect of increasing the personal images printed on one bankbook is obtained.

In each said embodiment, although the example which printed the personal image with the printer 4 which is an independent apparatus was demonstrated, you may make it print by an account book processing part of an automatic transaction apparatus, for example. That is, an image reading unit is formed in the automatic transaction apparatus, the image reading unit captures a personal image from a photograph, or the like, and the captured personal image is printed on the bankbook captured in the bankbook processing unit, and in the case of carrying over the bankbook, The personal image may be captured from the personal information, and the captured personal image may be printed on a new account book.

In the above embodiment, although described as a system consisting of a personal computer 2, an image scanner 3, and a printer 4, it is provided with an image scanner function, a printer function, and a function capable of capturing information directly from an information recording medium. You may print a personal image to a bankbook by the multifunction printer.

In each of the embodiments described above, the personal image printed on the bankbook is printed as a personal image such as a photograph of the face of a child or grandchild so that the bankbook can be used as a kind of album. It is also possible to print a photograph of the face of an agent authorized by the bank account as a photograph of the person's face or as an agent, and to use it as identity verification at a bank window.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS It is a schematic block diagram which shows the bankbook printing system of 1st Embodiment.

2 is a control block diagram illustrating a personal computer.

3 is an explanatory diagram showing an adapter of the embodiment;

4 is a flowchart showing the operation of the first embodiment.

5 is a flowchart showing a cover printing process operation.

6 is an explanatory diagram showing a display example of a captured image.

It is explanatory drawing which shows the bankbook which printed the personal image.

8 is a flowchart showing the sheet paper printing processing operation.

9 is a flowchart showing the sheet paper print processing operation.

10 is a flowchart showing the sheet paper print processing operation.

It is explanatory drawing which shows the paper sheet of the bankbook which printed the personal image.

It is a schematic block diagram which shows the bankbook printing system of 2nd Embodiment.

It is explanatory drawing which shows the bankbook used by 2nd Embodiment.

14 is a flowchart showing the operation of the second embodiment.

Fig. 15 is a flowchart showing the sheet paper printing processing operation of the second embodiment.

Fig. 16 is a flowchart showing the sheet paper printing processing operation of the second embodiment.

Fig. 17 is a flowchart showing the sheet paper printing processing operation of the second embodiment.

(Explanation of symbols for the main parts of the drawing)

1: bankbook printing system

2: personal computer

3: image scanner

4: printer

21: image editing unit

22: control unit

36: personal burn

P, Pi: Bankbook

Claims (9)

A bankbook printing system having printing means for printing a personal image on a bankbook, A bankbook printing system having image capturing means for capturing a personal image, and printing the personal image captured by the image capturing means at a predetermined position in the bankbook by the printing means. The method of claim 1, The image capturing means is an image reading means for reading a personal image of a bankbook, and prints a personal image read by the image reading means on a cover or a sheet of a cover of a new account by the printing means at the time of passbook. , Bankbook printing system. The method according to claim 1 or 2, A bankbook printing system having display means for displaying a personal image captured by the image capturing means and image correction means for correcting the personal image displayed by the display means. The method according to claim 1 or 2, A bankbook printing system in which a plurality of individual images are printed on the sheet of paper on the cover of a bankbook. The method of claim 1, An image recording means which is formed in a bankbook and which stores a personal image in a storage means capable of storing a plurality of personal images, and stores the personal image captured by the image capturing means in the storage means by the image recording means. A bankbook printing system, which prints at a predetermined position of a bankbook by the printing means. The method of claim 1, The image recording means is formed in the bankbook and forms the image recording means for storing the personal image in a storage means capable of storing a plurality of personal images. When the bankbook is issued, the personal image captured by the image capturing means is executed by the image recording means. A bankbook printing system, which stores in a new bankbook storage means and prints on a cover of a new bankbook by the printing means. The method of claim 5, wherein An image reading means for forming a personal image from a storage means capable of storing a plurality of personal images, and reading the personal image read out from the storage means of the old account by the image reading means at the time of passbook. The recording means stores the personal image read out by the image reading means from the old account storage means or the personal image captured by the image capturing means to the printing means. Bankbook printing system to print by front cover of new bankbook or cover sheet of cover. A bankbook in which a personal image is printed by the bankbook printing system according to claim 1. A bankbook in which a storage means capable of storing a plurality of personal images is formed, and the personal images are printed by the bankbook printing system according to any one of claims 5 to 7.

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