JPH01100672A - Input processing system for electronic slip entering base - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To shorten a time required for entering a slip by changing the upper and lower sequence of the display of the slip according to the designation of an input completion, succeeding transaction data described on the slip to a succeeding slip, displaying and inputting. CONSTITUTION:On an electronic slip entering base, an operation key 28 for designating the selection of the type of the slip for executing the transaction and the input completion of the transaction data and an input panel 6 for displaying a slip screen and inputting the transaction data are provided. The selected slip is sequentially registered in the register table of a nonvolatile memory device 22. The respective registered slips are displayed on an image panel with a vertically overlapped state, an arrangement sequence is changed by designating the input completion of the key 28, the transaction data is described on the slip of an input designation and registered. Further, the registered data is displayed and registered in the succeeding item file of the device 22. The contents of the succeeding file are copied on an item field corresponding to the slip of the input designation thereafter. In such a way, the time required for entering the slip can be shortened.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION (Field of Industrial Application) The present invention relates to an input processing method for an electronic slip recording table used in stores such as financial institutions.

(Conventional technology) In banks, etc., various transactions such as deposits, withdrawals, and transfers are processed using large-scale computers, and these transaction data are processed by tellers based on the slips filled out by the customer. Input from

Recently, in order to shorten the time it takes to enter a form, a teller receives the form filled out by the customer using an optical character reader (OC).
R) is also used to read slips.

(Problems to be Solved by the Invention) However, with the method in which a teller receives and inputs a slip written by a customer, there is a limit to the reduction in input time. Therefore, an electronic slip bookkeeping table has been proposed that allows the customer to input the data necessary for a transaction directly into the transaction device before executing the transaction process, thereby reducing input time by the teller. When inputting information, it felt quite strange compared to the traditional form filling process.

The present invention provides a processing method that allows a customer to easily input data without feeling any discomfort in an input device for an electronic slip bookkeeping table that uses a method in which a customer directly inputs data necessary for a transaction at a financial institution or the like. The purpose is to provide

(Means for Solving the Problems) In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the present invention provides an operation key for selecting the type of slip for conducting a transaction and completing input of transaction data for each slip; In the input processing method of an electronic slip recording table, which is equipped with an input panel that displays a screen that includes an image of a slip and allows input of transaction data by writing it on the slip on the screen, the slip is selected by the operation key. are sequentially registered in the slip registration table, and each of the slips registered in the slip registration table is displayed on the input panel as an image of a vertically stacked state, and upon designation of the input completion, the order of display of the slips is sequentially changed in the vertical arrangement order. The document displayed at the top is specified as the specified input document, and the transaction data is entered in the input specified document, so the transaction data is added to the item field corresponding to the specified document in the document registration table. , register the registered transaction data on the corresponding slip, register it in the transfer item file, and then transfer the contents of the transfer item file to the item field corresponding to the document that will be input specified later.Inputting the electronic ledger. This is the processing method.

(Function) According to the present invention, when each slip is selected using the operation keys, an image of each slip stacked one above the other is displayed on the input panel. When the customer writes transaction data on the slip displayed at the top, the transaction data is entered and displayed on the slip, and upon completion of input, the transaction data is inherited for subsequent slips. At the same time, the vertical arrangement of the display of the slips changes, and the transferred transaction data is displayed together with the slip displayed at the top at this time, and when the customer writes new transaction data in addition to the transferred transaction data. The display of the transaction data is added, and each of these transaction data becomes the input data of the slip displayed at the top at this time.

(Embodiment) FIG. 1 is an external view of an electronic slip recording table showing an embodiment of the present invention, and shows one that can be operated by four people at the same time. In the figure, 1 is the main body, 2゜3.4.5 is each input device, 6 is an input panel that also serves as a display, 7 is an input pen, 8 is a read/write part that is used for both a CD card and an IC card, and 9 is a passbook. 10 is a receipt printer, and 11 is a seal reader. The input panel 6 includes a slip display area 12 for displaying documents in accordance with the entry format of the slip.
have.

FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing an example of the configuration of the electronic slip recording table 1. As shown in FIG.

In the figure, a main control section 13 performs file control, input character pattern recognition, seal verification, etc., as well as overall control of the electronic slip recording table 1. A communication control section 14 performs data communication with other devices or with the office processor under the control of the main control section 13. Reference numeral 15 denotes a file section, which stores an input data pending file that stores customer input data, a slip format file that stores transaction item slip formats, a guidance condition file that stores customer guidance conditions, and various guidance words for customer input operations. It consists of guidance text files, etc. Reference numeral 10 denotes the above-mentioned receipt printer, which is used for issuing number tags after input is completed, receipts for card payment transactions, and the like. 16
is a full-dot liquid crystal display that constitutes the input panel 6, and formats and displays screens necessary for customer transaction input, such as the slip format, guidance wording, input images, and input characters. Reference numeral 17 denotes a transparent digitizer constituting the input panel 6, which has the same resolution as the liquid crystal display 16 and is used to input the customer's name, address, etc. by electrostatic coupling with the input pen 7 or by electromagnetic induction or by pressing the input pen 7. used for

Reference numeral 18 denotes a touch panel as a coordinate conversion section constituting the input panel 6, which is used in combination with the display 16.

Note that the input pen 7 may be used to input the name, address, etc. that require character confirmation, and item selections may be input by touching directly with the finger.

19 performs input/output image processing of the electronic slip recording table 1, etc. 20 is a connection processing unit with an external device.

FIG. 3 is a structural diagram of the input panel 6. Both the liquid crystal display 16 and the transparent digitizer 17 have a resolution of about 0.1 degrees. The touch panel 18 is composed of a light emitting/light receiving diode unit and has a resolution capable of detecting a fingertip.

FIG. 4 is a block diagram of the slave control section of the electronic slip recording table. A memory device 21 is used to store programs for executing each process and temporarily store input/output data. Reference numeral 22 denotes a non-volatile memory device, which stores a slip registration table for holding transaction data input by the customer until it is sent to the main control unit 13 in FIG. 2, a transfer item file to be described later, and the like. 23 is a battery, which is the power source for the slave control section (
(not shown) to protect transaction data from momentary power outages. 24 is a central processing unit that stores transaction data (
The contents of the slip registration table) are transferred to the main control unit 13 in FIG. 2, or the transaction data input by the customer is received from an input device such as the transparent digitizer 17, input pen 7, touch panel 18, etc. in FIG. It also performs processing such as displaying transaction screen display data on the liquid crystal display 16.

A timer 25 is used to detect the timing of displaying an explanatory text to assist the customer in data input. 26 is an interface section between this slave control section and the main control section 13, 27 is an input/output device 17,
7.18.16.

FIG. 5 shows the initial screen displayed on the liquid crystal display 16 of the input panel 6. This screen is displayed when a customer starts a transaction. 28 is an operation key, and input to this field is detected by the touch pearl 18. By pressing a key in this field, each entry form is specified, one form creation completion instruction is given, and transaction data entry completion instruction is given. Note that there are three types of operation keys 28: "payment key", "transfer key", and "deposit key", but operation key 2
By increasing the number of 8s, the number of slips that can be handled can be increased. To instruct the completion of creation (input) of each slip, use the "completion key", and to instruct the end of all input, use the "end key J".

Fig. 6 shows a transaction input screen displaying one slip, with numeral 12 being a slip display area, 29 an input canister where the contents entered into the digitizer 17 are displayed, and 3° an input canister 29 for guiding entry. This is a guiding text area that displays text. FIG. 7 shows a transaction input screen when three slips (payment, transfer, and deposit) are displayed, and the display is an image of the slips stacked one on top of the other in the order designated by the operation keys 28.

Once all the invoices have been filled out and the transaction is complete,
The end screen shown in FIG. 8 is displayed.

A slip registration table and a takeover item file are held in the non-volatile memory device 22 in order to display a plurality of slips and to take over the items once entered in each slip field.

FIG. 9 shows the structure of the slip registration table. "Number of tables", "Table length", "Number of registrations" listed in the first line of the figure
, ``Execution No., J'' is the table header.Then, ``Registration No., J, ``Transaction item code,'' ``Execution flag,'' ``Slip item field'' written in each line after the second line.
is a transaction packet.

"Number of tables" indicates the number of packets, and can be set from 1 to 4. This number of tables determines the number of slips that can be created in one transaction.

This "number of tables" can be easily increased or decreased by a program. ``Table length j'' is the length of the transaction packet. ``Number of registrations'' stores how many slips are currently received and received using the operation keys 28. ``Executing No. J'' stores the registered storm of the transaction packet in the input state of the item for which the slip is displayed on the liquid crystal display 16. They are registered in the registration table in order. Therefore, the first selected slip from the initial screen in Figure 5 is registered at the position of the first packet of the above transaction packets. "Registration Nα" is entered by pressing the operation key 28 registration sequential seeds in the order of pressing. The "transaction item code" is a code that is associated with the selected transaction item on a one-to-one basis. "
The "execution flag" has three states depending on the processing status of the transaction packet: "waiting for input" with no input for voucher selection, "input" for voucher selection, and "input completed" for voucher selection.

The "slip item field" is a field that is determined for each slip corresponding to the "transaction item code" and stores the result of the customer's entry in the slip.

The slip item two-yield of the slip registration table is shown in FIG. The slip registration table is set to an initial state when the initial screen is displayed.

FIG. 11 shows the initial state of the slip registration table.

The transaction item code and execution flag code are set as follows. In other words, as a "transaction item code",
Payment is 0100, payment is 0200, deposit is 0300,
The execution flag is 01 for waiting execution, 02 for under execution, and 03 for execution flow.

The transfer item file is used to transfer input data for the same item between slips, and its format is shown in FIG. 12. The items to be carried over are related to the client, including ``name in kanji'', ``furigana'', ``address J1'', ``telephone number J'',
There is an "account number".

By adding this item, it is possible to increase the number of items that can be carried over between slips.

Next, the operation will be explained by taking as an example a transaction in which a customer fills out a slip in the order of payment, transfer, and deposit.

FIG. 13 is a flowchart showing the screen display and data input operation of the electronic slip recording table 1, and FIG. 14 is a flowchart of the operation procedure for a customer to create a slip in the order of payment, transfer, and deposit.

Processing corresponding to step (2) in FIG. 14: The initial screen shown in FIG. 5 is displayed on the liquid crystal display 16 of the input panel 6 (step Sl).

When the customer presses the "payment key" of the operation keys 28 on this initial screen (B2, B3), the following steps are performed.
The screen switches to the slip screen shown in FIG.

That is, by the transaction packet registration subroutine shown in FIG. 13(A), the slip registration table is updated from the initial state shown in FIG. 11 to the state in which the payment transaction packet is registered as shown in FIG. 15 (B4). The screen display subroutine shown in FIG. 13 (B) and the item content display subroutine shown in FIG.
The payment slip screen shown in FIG. 16 is displayed (B5). Then, when the customer inputs each item on the payment slip screen in step (2) described later, the input is accepted and stored in the "payment slip item field" of the transaction packet (B6
).

Processing corresponding to step ■ in FIG. 14: When the customer presses the "transfer key" of the operation keys 28 on the payment slip screen in FIG. 16 (S7.B8), the following steps lead to the payment slip screen in FIG. Payment slips and transfer slips are displayed as shown below. That is, each execution flag is set by the "transaction packet registration" subroutine shown in FIG. 13(A), and the payment transaction packet and transfer transaction packet are registered in the slip registration table as shown in FIG. 17. (B4), and is updated to the state shown in FIG. 13(B).
The slip screen changes from the screen shown in FIG. 16 to the screen shown in FIG. 18 by the subroutine "screen display" and the subroutine "item content display" shown in FIG. 13 (Bl) (B5).

Processing corresponding to step ■ in Figure 14: The customer uses the screen displaying the payment slip and transfer slip to
When you press the "deposit key" of the operation keys 28 (S7.B8),
Similar to the process corresponding to step (2) above, payment slips, transfer slips, and deposit slips are displayed as shown in the slip screen of FIG. 19. This slip screen allows the customer to know the order of the slips to be created. The slip registration table is updated from FIG. 17 to FIG. 20, and transaction packets for payments, transfers, and deposits are registered in the order in which the operation keys 28 are pressed (S4).
.

In the above example, the customer presses the slip specification three times in succession in the order of payment, transfer, and deposit, but even if the transfer or deposit key is pressed while filling out the payment slip, the same message will be displayed and the transaction packet will be displayed. is registered in the slip registration table.

Processing corresponding to step (2) in FIG. 14: When the customer fills in the slip items on the payment slip screen in FIG. 19, the witness information is stored in the slip item field (S6). FIG. 21 shows the completed payment slip screen. When the customer presses the "Complete key" of the operation keys 28 (
S7. S8), the slip screen will be changed to the second one by the following steps.
A payment slip screen is displayed as shown in Figure 2. On this payment slip screen, witness items of the customer-related slip items that have already been filled in on the payment slip are displayed, and the slip name of the completed payment slip is displayed at the bottom.

That is, by the "update slip registration table" subroutine shown in FIG. 13(D), when the screen changes to the payment slip 15 screen in FIG. 22, the slip registration table in FIG.
As shown in Figure 3, the execution flag of the payment transaction packet changes from "Executing" to "Executing", and the execution flag of the transfer transaction packet changes from "Waiting for execution" to "Executing" (S
10). Using the execution flag of this slip registration table, as shown in FIG.
If so, display it in reverse video.

In addition, items are transferred between slips using the "item transfer" subroutine shown in FIG. 13(C), as shown in FIG. 24. The items common to the above are stored in the transfer item file, and the contents of the transfer item file are transferred to the transfer slip item field as input items (S9).
. When transferring items from a payment slip to a transfer slip, the client's account number in the transfer item file is not set because there is no corresponding item in the transfer slip item field, but it is set to the client account number in the transfer item file. retains its contents. Using this payment slip item field,
The "item content display" subroutine shown in FIG. The contents are displayed (S5). This series of processing is executed in the order of steps S6 to S13 to S5 to S6 as described above.

Processing corresponding to step ■ in Fig. 14: When the customer enters the item of the transfer destination on the transfer slip screen of Fig. 22, the witness information is stored in the slip item field (
S6). FIG. 25 shows the completed transfer slip screen. When the customer presses the "complete key" of the operation keys 28 according to the guidance message 30 on the screen shown in FIG. 25 (S7.
8) The screen changes from the display shown in Figure 25 to the deposit slip screen shown in Figure 26. The transfer slip and payment slip are displayed in reverse video to show the entry flow. In addition, the deposit slip screen displays the client's name, furigana, address, and location, and the client's bank account number, which did not have any items, is also inherited on the transfer slip.

This means that if an item has been filled in twice, it will always be carried over if the same item exists in another slip, and there is no need to fill it out.

The above operation is the same as in the process corresponding to step (2) in FIG. The handover items are carried out as shown in FIG. 27, and the slip registration table is updated from FIG. 23 to the state shown in FIG. 28.

Processing corresponding to step ■ in Figure 14: When you enter the amount in addition to the displayed item contents on the deposit slip screen shown in Figure 26 (se), the deposit slip screen will appear as shown in Figure 29. A termination confirmation screen will be displayed (
S14). When the customer presses the "end key" of the operation keys 28 (S15.818), the end screen shown in FIG. 18 is displayed indicating that the input has been completed (S
17). In this way, the series of processing is performed at each step 8.
Steps 6 to S17 are executed in order, but the items are not inherited in step S9, and the execution flag in the deposit slip item field is updated to "execution flow" in the slip registration table in step SIO, as shown in FIG. Ru. Then, along with displaying the above-mentioned end screen, the main control unit 13 is notified of the completion of input (81g), thereby completing all input operations.

(Effects of the Invention) As explained above, according to the present invention, multiple slips are displayed on the screen in a stacked state, transaction data is written and inputted on the topmost slip, and input completion is specified. Since the top and bottom display order of the slip is changed depending on the number, the same visual effect can be obtained by writing it on the actual slip. Since the transaction data written on one slip is inherited, displayed, and entered as transaction data to be written on subsequent slips, transaction data that is commonly necessary for each slip can be entered without having to be recorded. The time required to fill out a slip is shortened.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is an external view of an electronic slip recording table showing an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing an example of the configuration of the electronic slip recording table.
Fig. 3 is a structural diagram of the input panel, Fig. 4 is a block diagram showing the configuration of the slave control section of the electronic slip recorder, Fig. 5 is a diagram showing the initial screen of the input panel, and Fig. 6 is a diagram showing the configuration of one slip. Figure 7 shows the transaction screen when displayed. Figure 7 shows the transaction screen when three slips are displayed. Figure 8 shows the end screen. Figure 9 shows the structure of the slip registration table. , 1st
Figure 0 shows the slip item field of the slip registration table, Figure 11 shows the initial state of the slip registration table, Figure 12 shows the transfer item file, and Figure 13 shows the screen display of the electronic slip recording table. 13(A) is a flowchart showing the subroutine of the "transaction packet registration" step in FIG. 13, and FIG. 13(B) is the subroutine of the "screen display" step in FIG. 13. 13(Bl) is a flowchart showing the subroutine of the step ``U item contents display'' in FIG. 13(B), and FIG. Diagram showing the subroutine, No. 13 (D)
The figure is a diagram showing the subroutine of the step of "update slip registration table" in Figure 13, and Figure 14 is a flowchart showing the procedure for selecting a transaction screen by the customer and inputting transaction data.
Fig. 15 is a state diagram of the slip registration table when the "payment key" is operated, Fig. 16 is a diagram showing the slip screen at this time, and Fig. 17 is the slip registration table when the "payment key" is operated. Fig. 18 is a diagram showing the slip screen at this time, Fig. 19 is a diagram showing the slip screen when the "deposit key" is further operated, and Fig. 20 is a state diagram of the slip registration table at this time. , Fig. 21 shows the payment slip screen when the transaction data of the payment slip is input, Fig. 22 shows the transfer slip screen with the transaction data of the payment slip taken over, and Fig. 23 shows the transfer slip screen at this time. The state diagram of the document registration table of
Figure 24 is a diagram showing the process in which transaction data in the payment slip item field is transferred to the transfer slip item field;
The figure shows the transfer slip screen when the input of the transfer slip is completed, Figure 26 shows the input slip screen with the transaction data of the payment slip and payment slip taken over, and Figure 27 shows the transfer slip items A diagram showing that field transaction data and previous transfer data are inherited to the transfer slip item field. Figure 28 is a state diagram of the voucher registration table during input of a deposit voucher. Figure 29 is a diagram showing the transaction data of each voucher. FIG. 30 is a diagram showing the state of the slip registration table when the "end key" is operated. 1...Electronic slip recording table 6...Input panel Patent applicant: Yoshi, patent attorney representing Oki Electric Industry Co., Ltd. 1) Takashi Sei

Claims (1)

[Claims] Operation keys for specifying selection of the type of slip for conducting a transaction and completion of input of transaction data for each slip, displaying a screen containing an image of the slip, and displaying a screen containing an image of the slip, In the input processing method of an electronic slip recording table that is equipped with an input panel that allows entry of transaction data by writing, the slips selected by the operation keys are sequentially registered in the slip registration table, and the slips are registered in the slip registration table. The input panel displays an image of each document stacked one above the other, and when the input is specified, the vertical order of display of the documents is sequentially changed, and the topmost document is displayed as the document specified by the input specification. When the transaction data is entered in the specified input document, the transaction data is registered in the item field corresponding to the document in the document registration table, and the registered transaction data is displayed on the document. An input processing method for an electronic slip recording table, characterized in that the contents of the transfer item file are registered in a transfer item file, and the contents of the transfer item file are transferred to an item field corresponding to a document to be inputted thereafter.