WO2006062002A1 - Rfidラベル検品装置及び検品方法 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to an inspection apparatus and inspection method for R FID label paper in which RFID labels containing RFID tags are temporarily attached to a strip mount at regular intervals.
- RFID Radio Frequency lDentification
- This RFID tag can store a large amount of information in the built-in IC chip, can send and receive information wirelessly (electromagnetic induction), and has excellent security because it is difficult to forge. Yes.
- RFID tags are used as RFID labels, for example, enclosed in paper.
- An RFID label manufacturing apparatus temporarily attaches RFID tags arranged at a predetermined interval to a mount, and further conveys the printing paper with the printing paper pasted on the upper surface of the RFID tag, thereby cutting the RFID tag and the printing paper.
- An RFID label is formed by the punched RFID tag and the printing paper (see, for example, Patent Documents 1 to 5).
- Patent Document 1 Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2002-72886
- Patent Document 2 Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2002-134635
- Patent Document 3 Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2002-279389
- Patent Document 4 Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2002-347143
- Patent Document 5 Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2003-6596
- Patent Document 6 Japanese Unexamined Patent Application Publication No. 2004-86785
- the present invention has been made to solve the conventional problems as described above, and provides an RFID label inspection apparatus and an inspection method that improve the yield rate, the manufacturing efficiency, and the work efficiency. It is to provide.
- An RFID label inspection apparatus inspects an RFID label sheet in which an RFID label containing an RFID tag is temporarily attached to a strip-like mount at regular intervals, and determines whether the RFI D label is good or bad.
- RFID label pass / fail judgment means for judging; RFID label peeling means for peeling the RFID label judged as defective by the RFID label pass / fail judgment means; and the RFID label peeled by the RFID label peel means
- RFID label temporary attachment means for temporarily attaching a replacement RFID label is provided at a position on the mount that has been temporarily attached.
- the defective RFID label is peeled off by the backing force, and a replacement RFI label is temporarily attached to the peeled position. Therefore, the yield rate of RFID labels can be improved, and further, it is possible to improve the production efficiency and work efficiency without requiring the operator to manually remove the defective RFID label.
- the RFID label pass / fail judgment means is disposed in the vicinity of the antenna for communicating with the RFID tag and the antenna, A shield member that blocks magnetic waves, and when an abnormality occurs in communication with the RFID tag, the RFID label that includes the RFID tag is determined to be defective.
- the RFID label peeling means includes a first roller having a protrusion formed at a predetermined position on an outer peripheral portion, and the first roller rotates. The protrusion presses the back surface of the RFID label paper, and peels off the RFID label from the mount.
- the RFID label peeling means has a rod-like body that can move forward and backward, and the rod-like body advances, and a leading end covers the back surface of the RFID label sheet. Press to peel off the RFID label from the mount.
- the RFID label peeling means has a tension relaxation mechanism for relaxing the tension of the mount, and the rod-shaped body is advanced.
- the tension of the RFID label paper is relieved by the tension relieving mechanism.
- the label temporary attachment means has a second roller, and the second roller rotates to place the replacement RFID label on the mount. Press toward it.
- the label temporary attachment means sucks the replacement RFID label, and the RFID label peeled off by the RFID label peeling means is temporarily attached! And a suction / ejection means for ejecting on the position of the mount.
- the RFID label inspection apparatus according to the present invention has a position detection means for detecting the position of the mount on which the RFID label peeled off by the RFID label peeling means is temporarily attached.
- the RFID label inspection method is an inspection method of RFID label paper in which the RFID label containing the RFID tag is temporarily attached to the belt-like mount at equal intervals, and the quality of the RFI D label is acceptable.
- RFID label pass / fail judgment process RFID label peel process for peeling the RFID label judged to be defective by the RFID label pass / fail judgment process, and the RFID peeled by the RFID label peel process
- An RFID label temporary attaching step for temporarily attaching a replacement RFID label at a position on the mount when the label is temporarily attached is provided.
- the defective RFID label is peeled off from the mount, and the replacement RFI label is attached to the peeled position.
- the replacement RFI label is attached to the peeled position.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a normal configuration of a first RFID label inspection apparatus.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a configuration when a defective RFID label is detected by the first RFID label inspection apparatus.
- FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view of the mount.
- FIG. 4 is a top view of label paper.
- FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view of a label sheet.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram showing a configuration of a control system of the first RFID label inspection apparatus.
- FIG. 7 is a diagram showing a normal configuration of a second RFID label inspection apparatus.
- FIG. 8 is a diagram showing a configuration when a defective RFID label is detected by the second RFID label inspection apparatus.
- FIG. 9 is a diagram showing a configuration of a control system of a second RFID label inspection apparatus. Explanation of symbols
- FIG. 1 and FIG. 2 are diagrams showing the configuration of the first RFID label inspection apparatus in the embodiment of the present invention.
- Figure 1 shows the normal state
- Figure 2 shows the state when a bad RFID label is detected.
- a label sheet 212 composed of a strip-shaped mount 202 and RFID labels 210 temporarily attached to the mount 202 at a predetermined interval is conveyed. .
- FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view of the mount 202.
- the mount 202 has a base layer 230 and And a silicon layer 231 disposed on the upper surface of the base layer 230.
- FIG. 4 is a top view of a label sheet 212 constituted by a mount 202 and an RFID label 210 temporarily attached to the mount 202
- FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view taken along line XX in the top view.
- the RFID tag 204 includes an IC chip 223 and an antenna 224, and the periphery is protected by a film layer 222.
- an adhesive layer 226 is formed around the film layer 222, and a printing layer 252 is disposed on the upper surface of the adhesive layer 226 to constitute the RFI D label 210.
- the RFID label 210 is temporarily attached to the mount 202, whereby a label sheet 212 is configured.
- rollers 102a and 102b, the roller 110, and the roller 122 are placed on the conveyance path of the label sheet 212 in the RFID label inspection apparatus 100-1 in order from the upstream side.
- These rollers 102a, 102b, 110, and 122 are connected by, for example, a V-shaped belt (not shown), and are rotated by the drive of a paper transport motor, which will be described later, so as to contact the label paper 212. Transport to.
- the antenna 104 and the peeling roller 108 are arranged between the rollers 102a and 102b and the roller 110 in order of the upstream force. Between the two, a no-label detection sensor 112 is arranged.
- the antenna 104 communicates with the RFID tag 204 in the RFID label 210 on the label sheet 212. In the vicinity of the antenna 104, there is a shield member 106 that blocks electromagnetic waves from external forces, restricts the communication area of the antenna 104, and enables communication with only one RFID tag 204. Has been placed.
- the peeling roller 108 has a shape in which a protrusion is formed at a predetermined position on the outer peripheral portion.
- the label paper 212 changes its conveying direction when it comes into contact with the peeling roller 108 and is supplied to the roller 110 on the conveying path.
- the peeling roller 108 In the normal state, as shown in FIG. 1, the peeling roller 108 is in contact with the back surface of the label paper 212 at the outer peripheral portion where no protrusion is formed.
- the peeling roller 108 rotates, and the protrusion on the outer peripheral portion comes into contact with the back surface of the label sheet 212.
- the RFID label 210 is lifted from the mount 202 and peeled off.
- a tray 109 is disposed in the vicinity of the peeling roller 108, and an RFID label 210 peeled from the mount 202 is mounted.
- the no-label detection sensor 112 detects that the RFID label 210 is not present on the mount 202. Specifically, the no-label detection sensor 112 detects that the RFID label 210 does not exist on the mount 202 at a predetermined interval due to the RFID label 210 being peeled from the mount 202 by the peeling roller 108 described above. Then, that area (area without label) is detected.
- a winding shaft 124 is disposed on the downstream side of the roller 122 on the conveyance path of the label sheet 212.
- the take-up shaft 124 has a clutch mechanism (not shown) so that the take-up force can be adjusted according to the winding diameter of the label paper 212, and is always driven by driving a take-up motor described later. Label paper 212 is being wound up.
- RFID label temporary attachment mechanism 111-1 transport path of replacement label paper 2 18 constituted by strip-like mount 214 and replacement RFID label 216 temporarily attached to mount 214 at a predetermined interval
- the supply shaft 113, the roller 114, the rollers 118a and 118b, and the take-up shaft 119 for winding and mounting the replacement label paper 218 constituting the RFID label temporary attachment mechanism 111-1 are arranged. And are arranged.
- the replacement RFID label 216 has the same structure as the RFID label 210 and is a non-defective product that does not cause a communication failure.
- Rollers 114, 118a, 118b and take-up shaft 119 are connected by a gear, a V-shaped belt, or the like (not shown), and are rotated by driving an exchange paper transport motor described later. Among these, the roller 114 abuts on the replacement label sheet 218 fed out from the supply shaft 113 and conveys the replacement label sheet 218 downstream.
- a sheet detection sensor 115 and a peeling plate 116 are disposed between the roller 114 and the rollers 118a and 118b in the conveyance path of the label sheet 212.
- the peeling plate 116 is disposed between the roller 114 and the rollers 118 a and 118 b and between the no-label detection sensor 112 and the roller 122 on the conveyance path of the label paper 212.
- the paper detection sensor 115 detects that the replacement label paper 218 is out of paper, detects the tip of the replacement RFID label 216 fed to the peeling plate 116, and affixes the replacement RFID label 216 to the mount 202. Detect when to apply.
- the release plate 116 is a mount that is pulled by the take-up shaft 119 of the replacement label paper 218. Turn 214 only. As a result, the replacement RFID label 216 is peeled off from the mount 214 as shown in FIG. The replacement RFID label 216 peeled off from the mount 214 is arranged in a non-label area on the mount 220.
- the rollers 118a and 118b abut against the mount 214 turned by the peeling plate 116, and convey the mount 214 to the downstream side.
- the take-up shaft 119 has a clutch mechanism (not shown) so that the take-up force can be adjusted in accordance with the winding diameter of the mount 214 and winds the mount 214.
- the roller 120 constituting the RFID label temporary attachment mechanism 111-1 is disposed between the peeling plate 116 and the roller 122 on the conveyance path of the label paper 212.
- the roller 120 is driven as the label sheet 212 is conveyed, and presses the replacement RFID label 216 peeled from the mount 214 by the release plate 116 toward the mount 202. By this pressing, the replacement RFID label 216 is temporarily attached to an unlabeled area on the mount 202.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram showing a configuration of a control system of the first RFID label inspection apparatus 100-1.
- the CPU 150 controls the entire RFID label inspection apparatus 100-1.
- the nonvolatile memory 152 is configured by a ROM (Read Only Memory), a flash memory, or the like that stores various programs executed in the control of the RFID label inspection apparatus 100-1.
- a RAM (Random Access Memory) 154 stores information read from the RFID tag 204.
- An external interface (IZF) 156 communicates with the host 300.
- the operation control unit 158 controls the operation unit 160 having various buttons and an operation panel (not shown).
- the reader / writer 162 communicates with the RFID tag 204 via the antenna 104.
- the reader / writer control unit 164 performs serial communication or the like with the reader / writer 162 and controls communication by the reader / writer 162.
- the reader / writer 162 circuit may be incorporated in the reader / writer control unit 164.
- the roller control unit 166 controls driving of a roller motor 168 that rotates the peeling roller 108.
- the conveyance control unit 170 controls a conveyance motor 172 that drives the rollers 102a, 102b, 110, and 122 that convey the label paper 212, and a winding motor 173 that drives the winding shaft 124 that winds the label paper 212.
- the transport control unit 182 includes replacement label paper 218.
- the roller 114, 118a, 118b for transporting the sheet and the replacement sheet transport motor 183 for driving the take-up shaft 119 for winding the mount 214 of the replacement label sheet 218 are controlled.
- the sensor control unit 174 controls the no-label detection sensor 112.
- the sensor control unit 178 controls the paper detection sensor 115.
- the CPU 150 instructs the reader / writer control unit 164 to communicate with the RFI D tag 204 in the RFID label 210 in a state where the label sheet 212 including the mount 202 and the RFID label 210 is being conveyed. .
- the reader / writer control unit 164 transmits a read signal to the RFID tag 204 via the reader / writer 162 and the antenna 104.
- the RFID tag 204 that has received this read signal transmits information stored in the storage memory of the internal IC chip 223.
- the reader / writer 162 receives this information via the antenna 104, the reader / writer 162 outputs the information to the reader / writer control unit 164.
- the CPU 150 determines whether or not the RFI D label 210 that is the communication target of the antenna 104 is defective.
- the CPU 150 determines that the RFID label 210 is non-defective when acquiring information from the reader / writer control unit 164, and if the information cannot be acquired, the CPU 150 determines that the RFID label 210 is defective. judge.
- the CPU 150 instructs the roller controller 166 to drive the roller motor 168.
- the CPU 150 determines when the defective RFID label 210 arrives at the peeling roller 108 based on the conveyance speed of the label paper 212, the distance between the antenna 104 and the peeling roller 108, and the rotation speed of the peeling roller 108.
- the roller motor 168 is moved to the roller control unit 166 at an appropriate timing so that the protrusions on the outer peripheral portion of the peeling roller 108 come into contact with the back surface of the defective RFID label 210 temporarily attached to the label paper 212. Instruct the drive.
- the roller control unit 166 drives the roller motor 168 in accordance with an instruction from the CPU 150.
- the peeling roller 108 rotates, and the protrusions on the outer peripheral portion come into contact with the back surface of the defective RFID label 210 on the label paper 212 where the defective RFID label 210 is temporarily attached. Is lifted from the mount 202 and peeled off and mounted on the tray 109.
- the CPU 150 determines whether or not the RFID label 210 is not present on the mount 202 by the no-label detection sensor 112.
- the unlabeled area force on the mount 202 S When the unlabeled detection sensor 112 is reached, the unlabeled detection sensor 112 detects the unlabeled area. To do.
- Information detected by the no-label detection sensor 112 is sent to the CPU 150 via the sensor control unit 174, and the CPU 150 detects that the RFID label 210 is not present on the mount 202 by the no-label detection sensor 112. It can be recognized that it has been detected.
- the CPU 150 detects that the replacement label sheet 218 wound around the supply shaft 113 is mounted on the mount 214.
- the conveyance control unit 182 is instructed to drive the replacement sheet conveyance motor 183 so that the sheet is fed out by a length corresponding to the arrangement interval of the replacement RFID label 216.
- the CPU 150 determines the conveyance speed of the label paper 212, the distance between the labelless detection sensor 112 and the peeling plate 116, the conveyance speed of the replacement label paper 218, and the tip of the RFID label 216 for replacement by the paper detection sensor 115.
- the replacement RFID label 216 released from the mount 214 by the release plate 116 is placed in the unlabeled area of the mount 202.
- the conveyance control unit 182 is instructed to drive the replacement sheet conveyance motor 183.
- the transport control unit 182 drives the replacement paper transport motor 182 in accordance with an instruction from the CPU 150.
- the roller 114, 118a, 118b and the chamfering shaft 119 force S rotate, and the replacement label paper 218 wound around the supply shaft 113 is replaced with the replacement paper for the mount 214.
- the RFID label 216 is fed out by a length corresponding to the arrangement interval of the RFID labels 216, and the mount 214 of the replacement label paper 218 is changed in direction by the peeling plate 116 and wound around the winding shaft 219. Then, one replacement RFID label 216 is peeled off from the mount 214 by the release plate 116 and placed in the unlabeled area of the mount 202.
- the replacement RFID label 216 is temporarily attached to the unlabeled area by being pressed by the roller 120 toward the mount 202 side.
- a defective RFID label 210 is detected by communication of the antenna 104, and the separation roller 108 makes a protrusion on the outer peripheral portion of the label sheet 212 where the defective RFID label 210 is temporarily attached.
- the RFID label 210 does not exist on the mounting board 202 when the timing of contact with the back surface of the sensor and the no label detection sensor 112 is! (In the previous process, the RFID label 210 to be communicated with the antenna 104 is defective. Is determined, and the timing when the RFID label temporary attachment mechanism 111-1 feeds the replacement label 216 toward the mount 202 is as follows.
- the method can be changed as appropriate by the method of storing in advance in the non-volatile memory 152 and reading by the CPU 150 during operation, or the method of setting the timer value by operating the volume or key not shown in the operation unit 160.
- the RF ID label 210 that has become defective due to a communication error 210 is peeled from the mount 202 by the rotation of the peeling roller 108, and the label 202 in the mount 202 is removed.
- the non-defective replacement RFID label 216 is temporarily attached. Therefore, the yield rate of RFID labels on the label paper 212 as a product is improved. In addition, it is possible to improve the manufacturing efficiency and work efficiency without requiring the operator to manually remove the defective RFID label 210.
- FIG. 7 and 8 are diagrams showing the configuration of the second RFID label inspection apparatus in the embodiment of the present invention.
- Fig. 7 shows the normal state
- Fig. 8 shows the state when an RFID label defect occurs.
- the second RFID label inspection apparatus 100-2 When the second RFID label inspection apparatus 100-2 is compared with the first RFID label inspection apparatus 100-1, the second RFID label inspection apparatus 100-2 does not have the peeling roller 108. On the other hand, a tension adjusting mechanism 130, a peeling mechanism 135, and an air cylinder 140 are provided.
- the tension adjusting mechanism 130 and the peeling mechanism 135 are arranged in the order of the tension adjusting mechanism 130 and the peeling mechanism 135 in the upstream direction between the antenna 104 and the roller 110 on the conveyance path of the label paper 212.
- the tension adjusting mechanism 130 includes a panel 131 and a roller 132 attached to the tip of the panel 131. Label paper 212 is brought into contact with roller 132 The transport direction changes.
- the peeling mechanism 135 includes a rod-shaped cylinder 136 and a peeling plate 137 attached to the tip of the cylinder 136.
- the mount 202 is bent, and the RFID label 210 is lifted from the mount 202 and peeled off.
- the RFID label 210 peeled off from the mount 202 is mounted on the tray 109.
- the air cylinder 140 constitutes the RFID label temporary attachment mechanism 111-2, and is disposed between the peeling plate 116 and the roller 122 on the conveyance path of the label paper 212.
- the air cylinder 140 includes a cylinder 141 and an air ejection / suction unit 142 attached to the tip of the cylinder 141.
- the air jetting / suction unit 144 does not perform air jetting or suctioning.
- the air ejection / suction unit 142 sucks air to replace the replacement RFID label 216 peeled off from the mount 214 by the peeling plate 116. Suck.
- the cylinder 141 advances, and the air ejection / suction unit 142 disposes the replacement R FID label 216 in the unlabeled area of the mount 202 by ejecting air.
- FIG. 9 is a diagram showing a configuration of a control system of the second RFID label inspection apparatus 100-2.
- the control system of the second RFID label inspection apparatus 100-2 has a roller control unit 166.
- a peeling mechanism control unit 192 that controls the driving of the peeling mechanism 135 and an air control unit 184 that controls the driving of the air cylinder 140 are provided.
- the CPU 150 determines that the RFID label 210 to be communicated with the antenna 104 is defective while the label sheet 212 including the mount 202 and the RFID label 210 is being conveyed. Judge whether there is a certain key.
- the CPU 150 instructs the peeling mechanism control unit 192 to drive the peeling mechanism 135.
- the CPU 150 determines that the defective RFID label 210 reaches the peeling mechanism 135 based on the distance between the antenna 104 and the peeling mechanism 135, the conveyance speed of the label paper 212, and the advance speed of the cylinder 136 in the peeling mechanism 135.
- the peeling mechanism control unit 192 is instructed to drive the peeling mechanism 135 at an appropriate timing so that the peeling plate 137 contacts the label paper 212 at the timing.
- the tension adjustment mechanism 180 drives the tension adjustment mechanism 130 in accordance with an instruction from the CPU 150.
- the peeling mechanism control unit 192 drives the peeling mechanism 135 in accordance with an instruction from the CPU 150.
- the cylinder 136 in the peeling mechanism 135 advances, and the peeling plate 137 contacts the back surface of the label paper 212.
- the panel 131 of the tension adjusting mechanism 130 is retracted, the tension of the label paper 212 is relaxed, and the defective RFID label 210 is lifted from the mount 202 and peeled off and mounted on the tray 109.
- the CPU 150 determines whether or not the RFID label 210 is not present on the mount 202 by the no-label detection sensor 112.
- the CPU 150 instructs the transport control unit 182 to drive the replacement paper transport motor 183, and Instructs air cylinder 140 to suck air.
- the transport control unit 182 drives the replacement paper transport motor 183 in response to this instruction.
- the rollers 114, 118a, 118b and the take-up shaft 119 rotate, and the replacement label paper 218 wound around the supply shaft 113 is replaced with the replacement RFID on the mount 214.
- a length corresponding to the arrangement interval of the labels 216 is fed out, and the mount 214 of the replacement label paper 218 is changed in direction by the peeling plate 116 and taken up on the take-up shaft 219. Then, one replacement RFID label 216 is peeled off from the mount 214 by the peeling plate 116.
- the air ejection and suction unit 142 in the air cylinder 140 sucks the replacement RFID label 216 peeled off from the mount 214 by the peeling plate 116 by sucking air in accordance with an instruction from the CPU 150.
- cylinder 141 advances and air blows out When the suction unit 142 blows out air, the replacement RFID label 216 is arranged in the unlabeled area of the mount 202. Further, the replacement RFID label 216 is temporarily attached to the unlabeled region by being pressed by the roller 120 toward the mount 202 side.
- a defective RFID label 210 is detected by communication of the antenna 104, the cylinder 136 in the peeling mechanism 135 advances, and the peeling plate 137 is defective in the label paper 212.
- the label label detection sensor 112 detects that the RFID label 210 does not exist on the mount 202 (the RFID label 210 to be communicated with the antenna 104 is determined to be defective in the previous process).
- the timing when the RFID label temporary attachment mechanism 111-2 feeds the replacement label 216 toward the mount 202 is detected in advance by a non-volatile method. The method can be changed as appropriate using the method of storing the data in the memory 152 and reading by the CPU 150 during operation, or by setting the timer value by operating the volume or key (not shown) on the operation unit 160. That.
- the RF ID label 210 that has failed due to a communication error 210 is peeled off from the mount 202 by the advance of the cylinder 136 of the peeling mechanism 135, and the A non-defective replacement RFID label 216 is disposed in the no-label area by driving the air cylinder 140 and further temporarily attached. Therefore, the yield rate of RFID labels on the label paper 212 as a product is improved. In addition, it is possible to improve the manufacturing efficiency and work efficiency without requiring the operator to manually remove the defective RFID label 210.
- the tension of the mount 202 is relaxed by the tension adjusting mechanism 130, so that the tension of the mount 202 is increased by the advancement of the cylinder 136 of the peeling mechanism 135. Breaking is prevented.
- the CPU 150 causes the exchange control unit 182 to replace the replacement sheet conveyance motor 183.
- the conveyance control unit 182 may be instructed to drive the replacement sheet conveyance motor 183.
- the CPU 150 212 transport speed, distance between antenna 104 and release plate 116, transport speed of replacement label paper 218, detection timing of leading edge of replacement RFID label 216 by paper detection sensor 115, and paper detection sensor 115 and release plate Based on the distance from 116, the transfer RFID label 216, which has also been peeled off by the backing plate 116 with the peeling plate 116, is placed in the unlabeled area of the backing paper 202 at an appropriate timing to the transport control unit 182. It instructs the replacement sheet transport motor 183 to drive.
- the second RFID label inspection apparatus 100-2 includes a peeling roller 108 in the first RFID label inspection apparatus 100-1, instead of the tension adjustment mechanism 130 and the peeling mechanism 135.
- the present invention can be applied.
- the force described to transport the label paper 212 using the peeling roller 108, the roller 132, and the roller 110 in the transport path of the label paper 212 is flattened.
- an adhesive roller that can move forward and backward over the label paper 212 and is coated with an adhesive on the outer periphery is provided downstream of the antenna 104 in the conveyance path of the label paper 212.
- the antenna 104 detects a defective RFID label 210, it may be peeled off by advancing the adhesive roller and bringing it into contact with the defective RFID label 210. It can be changed as appropriate according to the transport mode.
- the RFID label inspection apparatus may be provided in a post-process of the RFID label production line, or may be a device configured solely for inspection of the RFID label paper that has been commercialized and wound.
- the introduction cost can be kept to a minimum, the yield rate of RFID labels can be improved, and further the production efficiency and work efficiency can be improved. Needless to say.
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