JPS63310071A - Finance terminal equipment - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] This bulletin contains application data before electronic filing, so abstract data is not recorded.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Industrial Field of Application] This optical application relates to a financial terminal device used at the counters of financial institutions, etc.

[Prior Art] This financial terminal device (φ) is equipped with a display device such as a CRT display, and prior to the start of operation for one business, operation contents such as keys are displayed on the display screen, and when data is input, , communication with a higher-level VI device such as a host computer is carried out, and when bankbook printing is required, desired data is printed on the set bankbook.

In this conventional sewing financial terminal device, when one task is completed, the display screen of the display device immediately returns to the initial menu screen, or continues to display @HiragiDoujinshi indefinitely unless a separate key operation is performed. Ta.

[Problem to be solved by the invention] For this reason, if the screen returns to the initial screen as soon as a task is completed, it is not possible to reliably confirm the content of the task. There was some work that needed to be done. In addition, if the display continues indefinitely unless a key is pressed separately, if you forget to press the key, the display will continue to be displayed and there is a risk that your personal information will be known to others. It was a problem where it needed to be done.

Therefore, Honkomei developed a financial terminal system that allows for reliable business confirmation and eliminates the risk of personal information being leaked to others through the display screen.
This is what we are trying to provide.

[Means for Solving the Problems] The first invention is an input device for inputting business selection, character input, AA identification number, etc., and displaying guidance and displaying information to be input next depending on the business, and displaying input data. etc. (1) A display device, a conveyance printing means that conveys the set bankbook and prints data at a desired position on the bankbook, and a communication device that communicates with a higher order device based on the input data. A financial terminal device comprising: a means for displaying and holding a display screen of a display device at the end of one business; a timer for counting a certain period of time after the end of one business; and a display after the timer finishes counting the certain period of time. This device is provided with means for controlling erasure of the display screen of the device.

The second invention is the first invention further provided with forced erasing means for forcibly erasing the display screen at position a when the timer is counting time.

[Operation] In the first invention, a timer operates when one task is completed, and the display screen of the display device is maintained for a certain period of time while the timer is operating. After this certain period of time has elapsed, the display screen is automatically erased.

Further, in the second item 5, the display screen can be forcibly erased even while the display screen is being held by the timer operation.

[Example code] Hereinafter, examples of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

Figure 1 is a perspective view showing the external appearance, where 1 is the lower casing in which the power supply, 70 disk drive, etc. are housed, and 2 is the input device [d
A keyboard 3, a bankbook insertion slot 4, a medium guiding lamp 5, a magnetic card insertion slot 6, a key switch 7 for a person in charge are provided, and a CRT display 8 as a display device and a certificate insertion slot 9 are provided at the top. It is N-body. Reference numeral 10 denotes a main body constituted by each of the above-mentioned casings 1゜2, and a cable 11.
This is a remote keyboard that is connected via a remote keyboard and serves as an input device for entering a PIN number.

As shown in FIG. 2, the keyboard 3 has a number key 3.
a. Key 3b for inputting characters such as kana and alphanumeric characters;
Various function keys 3C1, various status display keys 3d, etc. are provided. The function keys 3C are provided with keys for executing various tasks, a screen erase key, and the like.

FIG. 3 is a block diagram showing the circuit configuration, in which 2) is a CPU that constitutes the main body of the control unit, 22 is a ROM that stores program data for the CPU 2) to control each part, and 2)
3 is a RAM for storing various processing information.

24 is a CRT control unit for controlling the CRT display 8, and is provided with a video memory 25. A timer 26 counts the signal output from the oscillator (O20) 27. 28 is a keyboard controller that controls the keyboard 3 to take in keys, and 29 is a passbook printing unit 30 that transports the passbook inserted from the passbook insertion slot 4 to a printer and prints on the passbook. This is a conveyance printing section that drives and controls the journal printing section 31 that prints on journal paper. 32 is a communication interface that controls communication with a host computer, which is a higher-level II device.

CPU 2), ROM 22, RAM 23, CRT v
l 10 part 24, timer 26, keychain controller 28, Illll sending part 29 communication interface 32
and is connected via a pass line 33. Said...
The CPU 2) is also connected via a pass line 33 to its card reader interface, a conveyance printing unit that sends and prints the evidence reading, and the like.

A predetermined value is written into the timer 26 by CPtJ2), and the timer 26 counts down in response to a signal from an oscillator 27, and when the content reaches "0", it supplies an interrupt signal S to CPU2).

The CPU 2) performs business processing as shown in FIG. 4 based on the program data of the RO and M22.

That is, the CRT controller 81S24 is controlled to display on the CRT display 8 the data to be inputted from now on. When data is input from the keyboard 3, the input data is displayed on the CRT display 8 and data processing is performed.

The name of the song is 1ffi'a l! After performing 11, communication L:J 110 is performed with the host computer via the communication interface 32 to transmit necessary data to the host computer.

When the communication is completed, the transfer printing unit 29 is controlled, the bankbook printing unit 30 prints on the inserted bankbook, and the journal printing unit 31 prints on the journal. Finally, the communication connection is displayed on the CRT display 8 to complete one nine tasks.

Furthermore, when one task is completed, the CPU 2) writes a predetermined number riα into the timer 26, as shown in FIG. Check whether or not. Then, if you have the power of these keys, reset the timer 26 and CR
Performs an operation to erase the screen of the T-display 8. This screen erasure is performed by writing space data into the video memory 25.

Further, when the timer 26 counts down to "0" and the interrupt signal S is inputted from the timer 26, the CPU 2) performs the timer interrupt processing shown in FIG. This performs an operation to erase the screen of the CRT display 8.

This erasing operation is also performed by writing space data into the video memory 25 in the same manner as described above.

In this embodiment having such a configuration, when the user inputs a key to start a task from the keyboard 3 after correcting the content displayed on the CRT display 8, execution of one task is started. In this business, for example, when a bankbook is inserted into the bankbook insertion slot 4 and data is input from the keyboard 3, the input data is displayed on the CRT display and processed. When a series of data input is completed, communication control is performed with the host computer via the communication interface 32, and when this communication is completed, the results are printed on the passbook inserted from the passbook insertion slot 4 and also printed on the journal. . Then, after a, the communication binding is displayed on the screen of the CRT display 8.

In this state, a predetermined value is written into the timer 26, and the timer 26 counts down in response to a signal from the oscillator 27. When the value of the timer 26 reaches rOJ, an interrupt signal S is generated from the timer 26, thereby writing space data into the video memory 25 and erasing the screen of the CRT display 8.

In this way, even when the work is completed, the final screen displayed on the CRT display 8 will remain displayed for a certain period of time. Therefore, you can reliably check the content of the work you just executed.

Furthermore, since the screen of the CRT display 8 is erased after a certain period of time has elapsed, the business details will not continue to be displayed forever, and there is little risk that personal information will be known to others.

In addition, when one task is completed and the final screen is displayed on the CRT display 8, if a key operation is performed on the keyboard 3 to start the next task or the screen erase key is pressed, the screen on the CRT display 8 will be forcibly deleted. In this way, the CRT5:Ispray8 screen can be erased immediately by key operation,
This can be used in situations where the displayed content requires a high level of confidentiality or when you want to start the next task immediately.

J3. In the above embodiment, a CRT display was used as the display device, but the present invention is not necessarily limited to this, and a liquid crystal display, a plasma display, or the like may be used.

[Effects of the Invention] As detailed above, according to this defense, it is possible to provide a financial terminal device that can ensure business confirmation and that does not have the risk of leaking personal information to others from both sides of the display.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

The figures show an embodiment of the invention, and FIG. 1 is an oblique view showing the external appearance. ff diagram, Figure 2 is a diagram showing the key configuration of the keyboard, Figure 3 is a block diagram showing the circuit configuration, Figure 4 is the CPU
5 is a flowchart showing an example of one business process by CPtJ, FIG. 6 is a flowchart showing display processing after a business is completed by CPtJ,
3 is a flowchart showing timer interrupt processing by U. 3...Keyboard, K...Screen erase key, 8...
CRT display, 2)...CPU, 22...R
OM. 26...Timer, 29...Conveyance printing section, 30...
Passbook printing section. Applicant's agent Patent attorney Shikihiko Suzutsuta Figure 1 Figure 6

Claims (2)

[Claims] (1) An input device for inputting business selections, characters, passwords, etc., a display device for guiding information to be input next depending on the business, displaying input data, etc., and transporting the set passbook. , the above-mentioned display at the end of one transaction in a financial terminal device equipped with a conveyance printing means for printing data at a desired position on the passbook, and a communication control means for communicating with a host device based on the input data. The present invention is characterized in that it is provided with means for displaying and holding the display screen of the device, a timer for counting a certain period of time after the completion of one task, and a means for controlling erasing of the display screen of the display device after the timer finishes counting the certain period of time. Financial terminal equipment. (2) An input device for inputting business selections, characters, passwords, etc., a display device for guiding information to be input next depending on the business, displaying input data, etc., and transporting the set passbook. , the above-mentioned display at the end of one transaction in a financial terminal device equipped with a conveyance printing means for printing data at a desired position on the passbook, and a communication control means for communicating with a host device based on the input data. means for displaying and holding a display screen of the device; a timer for counting a certain period of time after the completion of one task; an erasing control means for controlling erasing of the display screen of the display device after the timer finishes counting for a certain period of time; A financial terminal device comprising forced erasing means for forcibly erasing a display screen of the display device during counting.