JPH02212976A - Seal impression sheet filing device - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To improve reading operability, and to reduce the contamination and the damage of a touch panel by providing a storing means which stores the designated value of the area of a print of seal and a controlling means which substitutes a final designated value for the stored designated value and makes the storing means store it when a different designated value is inputted. CONSTITUTION:The filing device consists of a terminal machine 1 to retrieve the seal impression and the mentioned items of a seal impression sheet, and a device 30 for registering and a main body control part 10 which is connected to the terminal machine 1 and the registering device 30 and controls each processing. The registering device 30 is provided with a CRT display 32, etc., to display the read out contents of the seal impression sheet and the contents of the seal impression sheet stored in the main body control part 10, and the touch panel 35 for designating the area of the print of seal, etc., at the time of the registration of the seal impression is installed on the displaying surface of the CRT display 32. Then, the area of the print of seal designated once is stored until a different area is designated later, and at the time to read continuously the seal impression sheets not changing in their areas of the print of seal, the designation of the area of the print of seal after second time can be abbreviated. Thus, since the operating frequency of the touch panel is reduced, the contamination and the damage of the touch panel is reduced, and the fall of transparency can be prevented.

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Field of Industrial Application] The present invention relates to a seal stamp filing device that reads and files information such as a seal imprint stamped on a seal stamp, address, name, etc. The present invention relates to a seal stamp file device suitable for verifying stamp impressions.

[Conventional technology]

In the past, financial institutions such as banks required a huge amount of time and effort to verify seal impressions. Therefore, as disclosed in Japanese Unexamined Patent Publications No. 56-79374, No. 59-225488, No. 60-134981, etc., there is known a device that verifies the impression of a seal stamped on a seal stamp.

With this type of device, a seal stamp with a seal imprint and written information can be
It was read by an imaging device such as a television camera, converted into an image signal, and stored, and at the time of verification, it was displayed on a CRT or the like, and the seal impression presented by the customer was superimposed.

Furthermore, a device has been proposed that scans the seal stamp multiple times with a reading device to independently read the seal imprint and written items, and can read the seal stamp well even if the seal impression and the written items have different densities.

This device reads the seal stamp, converts it into an image signal, displays it on a display unit such as a CRT, presses a transparent touch panel on the display surface to specify the area of the seal impression, and uses the reading device to read the seal stamp again. Only the seal imprint area is read and scanned.

[Problem to be solved by the invention]

In the above-mentioned device in which a seal imprint area is specified using a touch panel, the touch panel is pressed each time a seal stamp is read.

There are various formats of seal stamps, and when reading seal stamps of different formats continuously, it is necessary to specify the area of the seal impression each time the seal stamp is read.

Similarly, when reading seal stamps of the same format continuously, it is necessary to specify the seal imprint area each time the seal stamp is read, which poses a problem in operability.

When a touch panel is pressed, electrodes come into contact and perform a switch operation. However, if a transparent touch panel is pressed frequently, the surface of the touch panel becomes dirty or scratched, making it difficult to visually recognize the display surface below the touch panel. Furthermore, frequent pressing may cause damage to the touch panel.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION Therefore, an object of the present invention is to solve the above-mentioned problems, improve reading operability, and provide a touch position.

[Means and operations for solving the problems] The above object of the present invention is to read the seal imprint stamped on a seal stamp and the items written on the seal stamp and display it on the display section, and then display the stamp on the display section. In a seal stamp filing device that specifies a seal imprint area using a touch panel, reads the seal imprint again, and stores the seal imprint and written items in a storage means, the storage means stores a specified value of the seal imprint area, and a different specified value is stored. This is achieved by a seal stamp filing device comprising a control means for replacing the stored designated value with a final designated value when input, and storing the final designated value in the storage means.

That is, the area of the seal impression specified once is stored until a different area is specified later, and the area specification after reading the seal stamp is performed based on the stored specified value. Therefore, when seal stamps in which the stamp area does not change are continuously read, such as when seal stamps of the same format are read continuously, it is possible to omit the designation of the seal impression area from the second time onwards.

Therefore, since the frequency of operation of the touch panel is reduced, dirt and damage to the touch panel are reduced, a decrease in transparency of the touch panel is prevented, and the durability of the touch panel is improved.

[Embodiment]

Hereinafter, one embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

In addition, actual Jlai1! In order to facilitate understanding of the present invention, the processing functions of the seal stamp filing device will be explained first.

(A) Processing functions of the entire device (1) Regarding filing (registration), image data is filed using two still images and a data identification key (index). The static surface image undergoes data compression and is treated as binary data.

Data handling is not limited, and data information in the index is used to uniquely identify data.

It is also possible to automatically issue branch numbers.

(2) Regarding searches, online searches using the online search interface (R3-232C) and offline searches using the main unit's keyboard are possible at the same time. It also has continuous processing functions such as simple search of search index data, page turning, and density switching.

Note that the simple search is used for uncertain data or group searches, and is displayed continuously at regular intervals. Furthermore, it has a function to display from the latest branch number.

(3) Regarding updating, only the image data is newly updated with the same index, and after creating the updated data file, the previous data file is deleted (delete at - time). On the right, during this processing, the image is treated as is.

(4) Regarding addition, a branch number is issued to the same index to enable branch number addition. The branch number consists of a pair with data, and a two-digit number is used for the branch number.

(5) Regarding erasing, it has erasing functions such as temporary erasing of data and indexes, and complete erasing.

Complete erasure is performed by copy processing. Note that erasing at -time causes processing to be temporarily stopped, but data can be recovered by copy processing.

(6) Regarding display, it has an image data overlapping display function. Note that the display is performed using a video signal, and it is possible to superimpose images and synthesize images.

(7) Regarding copying, disk copies can be made for both one item and all items. In addition, 1
You can confirm and select the erased data for both cases and copying of all cases.

(8) Regarding online, online line connection,
Perform cutting process. Only the search processing function is enabled online.

(9) For eject (EJECT), the optical disk cartridge is taken out. This function is effective during offline processing and when waiting for processing.

(B) System functions (1) Regarding logging (LOG) processing, each function process is logged, and necessary files are created and stored. Note that logging is maintained only while the power is turned on.

(2) Regarding disc control, the optical disc is controlled. The control includes data transfer and device control, including failure detection.

(3) Online control involves online control of search processing using an online interface, and also includes failure detection.

(4) Keyboard control controls each function process performed in offline processing (keyboard operation).

(5) Regarding display control, a numeric display that displays index codes, operation messages, fault messages, etc., and an image display that displays image data and index information are controlled.

(6) Regarding function control, each function input in online and offline processing is processed.

(7) Regarding data editing, logging output, index output, data compression/reproduction, and recovery (error and maintenance) are possible.

(8) System Check 1 If you have a problem, you can perform a self-diagnosis of the system.

(C) Other functions (1) Regarding initial settings, initialization of logging information, initialization and check of memory (for images and processing), hard check of CPU, etc., automatic startup of online programs, Perform initial setup of display devices, monitors, etc.

(2) OD (0perimental Disc)
Regarding setting, the system is configured to check the presence or absence of an optical disk cartridge, and if not, to read the data in the index portion after setting the cartridge.

The processing is also configured to check the operational status of the optical disc.

(3) Regarding the key wait, each function waits for key input and checks the validity of the input key.

The system is configured to execute the process if normal, and to perform failure recovery process if a failure is detected.

(4) Regarding the selection process, if the function selected in the process (3) has an individual selection function, function selection is performed. The process may also perform plausibility checks.

(5) For manual processing of the data, the data necessary for the selected processing (search code, device number, etc.)
Performs input processing. Further, a validity check can also be performed on the processing.

(6) The processing is executed in response to a processing start instruction. Furthermore, if a failure is detected during processing, the process is interrupted and failure recovery processing is executed. Furthermore, if a stop request occurs during execution, the interruption process is promptly executed.

(7) Regarding failure recovery processing, a failure message is displayed for failures that occur in each process, and failure recovery processing is executed. Further, after the recovery process, the normal process start state is restored.

(D) Keyboard Functions The keyboard 3.21.34 described later is provided with keys having the following common functions.

(υ "Cancel" key. Controls the termination of processing.

(2) [Start] key. Controls the start of processing.

(3) “△” key. Controls page turning and density switching processing functions.

(4) "" key. Same as item (3) above.

(5) Numeric keys. Enter the identification code.

(6) r/J key. Same as item (5) above.

(7) rcJ key. Clear number keys.

(8) r*” key. Control of identification code switching function, simple search function, and seal imprint and seal stamp switching function.

In addition, the registration keyboard 34, which will be described later, includes the above (1)
In addition to the functions in items (8) to (8), keys having the following functions are provided.

(9) “Registration” key. Performs processing selection for registration function.

αO “Search” key. Select processing for search function.

αI) "Update" key. Select update function processing.

■“Add” key. Select processing for additional functions.

αJ "7 isle" key. Performs copy selection and deletion function processing selection.

Next, the configuration of a seal stamp filing device having the above-mentioned functions will be explained.

FIG. 1 is a schematic configuration diagram of a seal stamp filing device.

The seal stamp file device includes a terminal 1 installed at a bank counter etc., which mainly searches for seal impressions and written items on seal stamps, a registration device 30 that mainly registers seal impressions and written items on seal stamps, and a terminal. The main body control section 10 is connected to the machine 1 and the registration device 30 and controls each of the above processes.

The teller terminal 1 includes a 3-inch liquid crystal display 2, a keyboard 3 having the above functions, and a level converter 4. By operating the keyboard 3, the seal imprint can be displayed at the same size as described later, and the entire seal stamp can be displayed in a reduced size. Note that the level converter 4 converts the TTL signal (
control signal) into an R3232C signal and
0.

The registration device 30 includes a scanner 31 that illuminates the seal stamp and detects the reflected light, thereby reading the seal imprint and written items such as address and name from the seal stamp. Furthermore, the registration device 30 has a 9-inch CRT display 32 that displays the contents of the seal stamp read by the scanner 31 and the contents of the seal stamp stored in the main body control unit IO, and displays the impression of the seal stamp at the same size or enlarged. It is equipped with a 3-inch liquid crystal display 33 and a keyboard 34 for selecting and inputting the functions. Nafu, on the display surface of the 9-inch CRT display 32, the area of the seal imprint can be specified (cut out) when registering the seal stamp.
A transparent touch panel 35 is provided for performing such operations.

The touch panel 35 has microelectrodes for specifying coordinates, with the touch panel 35 as an X-Y coordinate plane, arranged between transparent polyfilms, and by pressing any part, the electrodes come into contact and Coordinates can be specified.

The main body control section 10 is equipped with an arithmetic circuit such as a CPU and a storage means such as an optical disk, and inputs an image signal supplied from a scanner 31 provided in the registration device 30, and inputs an image signal and an identification code to the optical disk. It performs the filing operation of compressing and filing, the operation of storing the seal imprint and written items on the seal stamp into an image memory, the operation of displaying the image on the 9-inch CRT display 32, etc.

To register a seal stamp in the registration device 1O, first, the seal stamp is read by the scanner 31, and the entire seal stamp is displayed on the 9-inch CRT display 32. Next, while checking the image of the seal stamp displayed on the display 32, press the seal impression part 3 on the touch panel 35 as shown in FIG.
By pressing the part corresponding to 7, an imprint part 37 is printed on the 3-inch liquid crystal display 33 as shown in FIG.
is displayed at the same size, and the area of the seal imprint within the seal stamp is read into the main body control section 10. Next, scanner 3
When only the seal impression part 37 is read again according to step 1, the seal impression part 37 is enlarged and displayed on the 9-inch CRT display 32, and after confirming the image, the seal impression and the written information are stored together on the optical disk with the same identification code.

Since the size of the seal impression portion 37 is set to about 25 mm and the seal position is determined in advance, the center position of the seal impression portion 37 will not shift significantly. Since the resolution of the touch panel 35 is set to, for example, 8M pitch, the seal imprint portion 37
If you press approximately the center position of 3, as shown in Figure 3.
The image is displayed at the same size approximately in the center of the inch liquid crystal display 33.

On the other hand, even if the finger 38 is slightly displaced from the center position when pressing, the diameter of the display surface of the 3-inch liquid crystal display 33 is approximately three times the size of the seal imprint portion 37, so the display surface is shown by the dotted line in FIG. The image will be displayed in a slightly shifted position.

If the density of the seal imprint is extremely thin or dark compared to the written information, press the "△" key before reading the seal imprint.
By operating the respective keys, it is possible to memorize the image so that it will be reproduced at an appropriate density. In addition, the light source of the scanner 31 continues to be lit while the scanner 31 is scanning to read the entire seal stamp and only the seal impression, so that the light source can be illuminated without running out of light when reading and scanning the seal impression.
Moreover, you can stand up in a short time.

The display shown in FIG. 3 is also displayed on the teller terminal 103-inch liquid crystal display 2. Therefore, the person in charge at the customer service counter can check the seal impression presented by the customer based on the seal impression displayed at the same size.

The seal stamp file device shown in FIG. 1 has the simplest configuration, and FIG. 4 shows a modification of the seal stamp file device.

This seal stamp filing device includes a plurality of counter terminals 1 connected to a main body control section 10, and a personal computer (hereinafter referred to as a personal computer) 5 connected to the main body control section 10 and each counter terminal 1.

R output from each counter terminal 1 and registration device 30
The 3232C signal is supplied to the personal computer 5, and the personal computer 5 controls multiple processes using the keyboard 3.34.

Further, FIG. 5 shows another modification of the seal stamp filing device, in which another device is added to the device shown in FIG. 4. FIG. 6 is a block diagram thereof.

That is, this seal stamp filing device is connected to a search device 20 for external relations, which is connected to the main body control unit 10 and a personal computer 5, and mainly performs searches and inquiries, and a registration device 30, and is connected to a registration device 30, so that the contents displayed on the registration device 30 are printed in hard copy. a video printer 40 that outputs a list of identification codes, etc., and a printer 6 that is connected to a personal computer 5 and outputs a list of identification codes, etc. as a hard copy.
and an additional storage means 12 such as an optical disk.

The external search device 20 simultaneously displays the image data stored in the optical disk of the main body control section 10 on the 9-inch CRT display 22 and the 3-inch liquid crystal display 23 by operating the keyboard 21, and also
The RT display 22 is configured to display the entire seal stamp at the same size and enlarge the seal impression.

Next, the registration operation will be explained with reference to the flowchart shown in FIG.

When registering a seal stamp, the "registration" key on the keyboard 34 is operated in step 31 (hereinafter steps will be omitted) to put the registration device 30 into the registration mode. Next, by operating the keyboard 34, in step S2, an identification code such as a support number, an account number, a branch number, etc. is input. Next, in S3, the seal stamp is set on the scanner 31, and S
At step 4, the user operates the "start" key to issue a reading instruction.

When the scanner 31 reads the seal stamp, the seal stamp is displayed at the same size on each of the 9-inch CRT display 32 and the 3-inch liquid crystal display 33, and image confirmation is performed in S5. If there is an error in the image, return to S3 and read the seal stamp again.

If there is no error in the image, it is determined in S6 whether the density read from the seal stamp is appropriate, and if there is a change in density, "
” key or “△” key to reset the density and read the seal stamp again.

At this time, the density level to be read is displayed in an analog or digital manner on the density display section provided on the keyboard 34, thereby improving the workability of changing the density.

In addition, the density can be directly changed to a desired level by manual input using numerical keys, which improves efficiency and workability when reading extremely thin or dark seal stamps.

After reading the seal stamp at an appropriate density, the area for the seal impression or signature is specified using the touch panel 35 in S7.

When you specify an area using the touch panel 35, the area specified on the touch panel 35 will be surrounded by a square frame.
Check whether the specification is correct. This designation is stored in the backup memory until the device is powered off, unless a new designation is made later. Therefore, the operability is good for reading seal stamps of the same format and specifying the seal impression area, and also prevents the touch panel 35 from getting dirty, abrasion, etc.
Improves durability.

After specifying the area using the touch panel 35, when the user operates the ``Lostart'' key in S8, the scanner 31 operates to read only the seal impression portion. When the reading of the seal imprint part is completed, an enlarged image of the seal imprint part is displayed on the 9-inch CRT display 32, and a same-size image of the seal imprint part is displayed on the 3-inch liquid crystal display 33, so that the process proceeds to step S9.
Check the image in .

If the image of the seal imprint is not desirable, the process returns to S7, the area of the seal imprint is specified again, and the seal imprint is read again.

Here, since the area of the seal imprint is stored in the backup memory, it is not necessary to specify the area of the seal imprint using the touch panel 35, but can be done by operating the "start" key.

If the image of the seal imprint part is good, go to step 310 to determine whether the read density of the seal imprint part is appropriate, and if there is a change in the density, reset the density using the "" key or the "△" key. Read the stamp part again.

At this time, the density level to be read is displayed on the density display section provided on the keyboard 34 in an analog way or digitally, improving the workability of changing the density.

Furthermore, the density can be directly changed to a desired level by inputting using numerical keys, which improves efficiency and workability when reading extremely thin or dark seal impressions.

If the density of the seal impression part is appropriate, by operating the "start" key in S11, in S12,
The seal imprint portion of the seal stamp and the written items are stored in the optical disk in the main body control unit IO with the same identification code, and the registration is completed in S13.

To subsequently register another seal stamp, return to S2 and perform the same operation. Note that when registering seal stamps of the same format continuously, the region of the seal imprint remains unchanged, so the region designation using the touch panel 35 in S7 is omitted. Then, by operating the "start" key in S8, the seal imprint portion is read based on the area designation value stored in the backup memory.

Next, the search operation in the external relations search device 20 will be explained with reference to the flowchart shown in FIG.

In addition, in the registration device 30, after operating the "search" key to set the search mode, proceed to the following operation.

First, enter the identification code such as the branch number, account number, branch number, etc. at 514, and then click "Start" at 315.
Operate the keys. Then, the main processing unit IO performs a search based on the identification code, and the registration device 30 and the external search device 20 search the 9-inch CRT display 3.
The seal stamp is displayed at the same size at 2.22, and the seal impression portion is displayed at the same size at the 3-inch liquid crystal display 33.2.3. At this time, in the teller terminal 1, the stamp part is displayed at the same size on the 3-inch liquid crystal display 2.

Next, the displayed image is checked in 316, and if necessary, in 317, the display contents on the 9-inch CRT display 32.22 and the 3-inch liquid crystal display 33.23 are switched using the image switching "*" key.

Then, the seal imprint is enlarged and displayed on the 9-inch CRT display 32.22, and the 3-inch liquid crystal display 33
, 23, the seal stamp is displayed in a reduced size. Here, in the counter terminal 1, the seal stamp is displayed in a reduced size on the 3-inch liquid crystal display 2 by operating the "*" key.

Next, in S18, the "cancel" key is operated to wait for the next identification code input.

Next, referring to FIG. 9, a copy operation for copying and registering information in a file stored in an optical disk as information of another identification code will be described. Note that this operation is performed on the registration device 30.

First, in S19, the "File" key is operated to wait for the function mode to be set. For example, the operation of the numeric keypad "1" is the setting of copy mode, and the operation of the numeric keypad "2" is the setting of the erase mode, which will be described later.

Next, in S20, when the numeric keypad "1" is operated to set the copy mode, rFROMJ is displayed on the 9-inch CRT display 32, and the process waits for input of the identification code of the copy source.

Next, in S21, the identification code of the copy source is input, and in 322, the "start" key is operated. Then, rTOJ is displayed on the 9-inch CRT display 32, and the user waits for the copy destination identification code to be input.

Next, in S23, the identification code of the copy destination is entered manually, and in 324, the "start" key is operated. Next, in S25, it is set whether or not to confirm the image to be copied. For example, the operation of the numeric keypad "1" is a setting for copying after checking the image, and the operation of the numeric keypad "2" is a setting for copying without checking the image.

When the numeric keypad "1" is operated and the "start" key is operated at 326, the 9-inch CRT is activated at S27.
The copy image will be displayed on the display 32, so press S.
At step 28, the image is confirmed. For example, numeric keypad "1"
The operation on the numeric keypad "2" functions as if the image is appropriate, and the operation on the numeric keypad "2" functions as if the image is inappropriate. When the numeric keypad "2" is operated, the process returns to 321 and waits for manual input of the copy source identification code.

If the numeric keypad "1" is operated and it is determined that the image is suitable, copying between different identification codes is executed by operating the "start" key in S29.
Copying is completed in S30.

Further, when the numeric keypad "2" is input in S25 and the "start" key is then operated in S29, copying is executed without displaying the copy image, and the copying is completed in S30.

Next, referring to FIG. 10, an erasing operation for erasing the identification code and stored information in a file will be explained.

Note that the erasing operation is performed in the registration device 30.

First, in S31, the "File" key is operated to wait for the function mode to be set.

Next, in step 332, when the numeric keypad "2" is operated to set the erase mode, the process waits for the input of the identification code to be erased in step S33.

When the identification code of the file to be deleted is input in S33 and the "start" key is operated in 334,
In step 335, it is set whether or not to confirm the image to be deleted. For example, the operation of the numeric keypad "1" is a setting to erase the image after confirming the image, and the operation of the numeric keypad "2" is a setting to erase the image without confirming the image.

When the numeric keypad "1" is operated and the "start" key is operated in S36, the 9-inch CRT is activated in S37.
Since the erased image is displayed on the display 32, S3
Check the image in step 8. For example, an image is suitable for operation of the numeric keypad "IJ", and an image is inappropriate for operation of the numeric keypad "2". When the numeric keypad "2" is operated, the process returns to the initial state at 339 without erasing.

If the numeric keypad "1" is operated and it is determined that the image is suitable, erasing is executed by operating the "start" key in S40, and erasing is completed in S41.

Further, when the numeric key "2" is input in S35 and the "start" key is operated in S40, erasing is executed without displaying the erased image, and erasing is completed in 341.

Note that the erased information can be restored only once by operating the "Function" key.

Next, with reference to FIG. 11, an additional operation for issuing a branch number for the same identification code and additionally registering the same image in the branch number will be described. Note that the addition operation is performed in the registration device 30.

First, at 542, the add mode is set by operating the "add" key.

Next, in S43, the identification code specifying the branch number is input, and in S44, by operating the "Start" key, the image and identification code are displayed on the 9-inch CRT display 32, and in S45, the registration operation 83--
The same operation as 312 is performed, and in S46, the registration of the identification code with the image added to the branch number is completed. Next, referring to FIG. 12, update is performed to change the content of the information without changing the identification code. Explain the operation. Note that the update operation is performed in the registration device 30.

First, at 347, the user operates the "update" key to set the update mode.

Next, the user inputs the identification code at 348 and operates the "start" key at 849. Next, at 350, perform the same operations as 33 to 312 of the registration operation, and at 35
The update is completed at 1.

Next, various other functions will be explained with reference to FIG. 13 and Table 1.

When the "function" key is operated in S52 of the first table, the function number waits for manual input, and in step 353, the function number shown in the first table is selected and input. Then, in S54, 9 inch C
The function contents are displayed on the RT display 32, and each function is processed in 356 by operating the "start" key in accordance with S55.

Table 2 shows the specifications of each keyboard.

The O mark on the second table indicates that a function key is provided. [Effects of the Invention] According to the present invention, the seal imprint area specified on the touch panel after reading the seal stamp is stored until a different seal imprint area is specified later. Therefore, when seal stamps of the same format are read continuously, it is possible to omit the designation of the seal imprint area when reading the seal stamp for the second and subsequent times.

Therefore, the frequency of operation of the touch panel is reduced, dirt and damage to the surface of the touch panel are reduced, and a decrease in transparency of the touch panel is prevented, and the durability of the touch panel is improved.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1 is a schematic configuration diagram of the seal stamp filing device, Figure 2 is 9
3 is a plan view of a 3-inch liquid crystal display, FIGS. 4 and 5 are schematic configuration diagrams of other aspects of the seal stamp filing device, and FIG. 6 is a block diagram of the seal stamp filing device. Figure, 7th! I.J.
is a flowchart of registration operation, Figure 8 is a flowchart of search operation, Figure 9 is a flowchart of copy operation, Figure 10 is a flowchart of deletion operation, Figure 11 is a flowchart of addition operation, and Figure 12 is a flowchart of update operation. , 13th
The figure is a flowchart of other functional operations. Symbols in the figure: 1 Terminal for counter 2.23.33 3-inch liquid crystal display 4 Level converter 5 Burnal convenience store printer 10 Main unit control unit 12 Additional storage means 20 External relations search device 22. 329-inch CRT display 30 Registration device 31 Skip 1 Figure J2 Figure 3 Figure η Figure Figure Figure Figure Figure Figure Figure

Claims (1)

[Claims] After reading the seal imprint affixed on the seal stamp and the information written on the seal stamp and displaying it on the display section, specify the area of the seal impression with the touch panel provided on the display section and read the seal impression on the seal stamp again. and a seal stamp file device that stores the recorded items in the storage means, the storage means stores the specified value of the seal imprint area, and when a different specified value is input, the stored specified value is replaced with the final specified value. A seal stamp file device, comprising: a control means for causing storage in the storage means.