JPS5916089A - Destination-wise color display ticketing printer - Google Patents

Abstract

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Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a ticket issuing printer that displays color information for each destination.

Conventionally, tickets for airplanes and ships have been managed by displaying the destination in letters on the face of the ticket, or by creating tickets in advance with a stamp for each destination, and organizing them by destination on a tag shelf. are doing.

However, this method has the disadvantage that if the destination is displayed only in letters, it is difficult for people who cannot read to identify the destination, and if the tickets are stamped with multi-colored stamps in advance, it becomes complicated to manage the tags. There is.

The present invention aims to eliminate such drawbacks. FIG. 1 is a view showing an example of a ticket stamped with a printer according to the present invention.

In the figure, ] is a tag ticket, 2 is a boarding pass, and the tag ticket ] and the boarding pass 2 are connected so that they can be cut at a perforation 7.

3 is the ticket number, 4 is the text f for the destination, 5 is the ticket number, 6 is the text for the destination, 8 is the color display part displayed by the printer of the present invention, and one of the six colors is made to correspond to the line light. te88~
8f. For example, 8a red, 8b blue, 8c black, 8d green, 8e yellow, 8f orange, and when bound for London, blue is displayed at 8b.

9 is the tag string that allows the tag to be attached to the cargo. FIG. 2 is an inverted view of the structure of a printer according to the present invention capable of producing the ticket shown in FIG. 3, and FIG. 5 is a perspective view of the structure of the multicolor ribbon 20 in FIG. In the figure, ] 1 is a ticket paper roll, ] 2 is a ticket handler, ] 3 is a paper feed roller, ] 4 is a cutter for cutting the ticket paper, ] 5 is a printing platen, ] 6 is a printing thermal head, ] 7 is a platen for color code,] 8 is a thermal head for printing color code, 19 is a roll of multicolor ribbon 20, 20 is multicolor ribbon, red 20a
1 blue is a ticket delivery roller, 25 is a ticket receiving slot.

With this configuration, the ticket number 5, 5 and destination letters 4, 6 in Figure 1 are printed on the ticket paper 2 by the thermal head 6 for printing, and the thermal head 8 for color code printing is printed. Color-transfer the 8b (blue) part in FIG. 1 using the 20b (blue) part of the multicolor ribbon 20 and cut it]
After cutting, the ticket is issued to a ticket receiving slot 23 by a ticket delivery roller 22.

Therefore, there is no need to manage separate volumes of destinations as in the past, and even people who cannot read can identify destinations.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Fig. 1 is a view of the face of a note showing an example of a note stamped by the hot printer of the present invention, Fig. 2 is an inverted view of the structure of the printer of the present invention, and Fig. 3 is the multicolor ribbon shown in Fig. 2. 20 is a perspective view of the configuration of FIG. Applicant Shinko Electric Co., Ltd. Agent Patent Attorney Haruya Saito

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1 Printing mechanism (15, 16) for printing on the ticket surface; Color code printing thermal head (18) for printing i-card code; Color code platen (17) paired with the color code printing thermal head (17); ); A plurality of elongated colored ribbons are bonded to the feeding force surface of the ticket paper (12) interposed between the thermal head for color 21-code printing (1 day) and the platen for the power cursor F (7). The printing machine k is equipped with a multicolor ribbon (20);
g (15, 16) + After printing the above multicolor ribbon (20) and platen 0 for the two color codes.
The ticket issuing printer passes the ticket paper (12) between the paper and the paper so that the color corresponding to the destination is transferred onto the ticket paper surface using the color code printing thermal head.