JPH0622031B2 - Input processing method for electronic voucher - Google Patents

Description

TECHNICAL FIELD The present invention relates to an input processing method for an electronic slip book table used in a store such as a financial institution.

(Prior Art) In banks and the like, various transactions such as deposits and withdrawals and transfers are processed by a large-scale computer. These transaction data are stored in a terminal device for transaction processing by a teller based on a slip entered by a customer. Input from. In addition, recently, in order to shorten the slip entry time, the teller receives the slip entered by the customer,
An optical character reader (OCR) is also used to read slips.

(Problems to be Solved by the Invention) However, in the method in which the teller receives and inputs the slip described by the customer, there is a limit in shortening the input time. Therefore, there has been proposed an electronic voucher that allows the customer to directly enter the data required for the transaction into the transaction device prior to executing the transaction processing. There was a great deal of discomfort when inputting, compared to the conventional slip entry process.

The present invention relates to an input device for an electronic voucher that uses a method in which a customer directly inputs data necessary for a transaction at a financial institution or the like, and a processing method that allows the customer to easily input data without feeling uncomfortable. The purpose is to provide.

(Means for Solving Problems) In order to solve the above problems, the present invention selects a type of slip for conducting a transaction, completes input of transaction data for each slip, and finishes input of all transaction data. Operation key to specify
In an input processing method of an electronic slip book table, which displays a screen including an image of a slip and has an input panel capable of inputting transaction data by describing the slip on the screen,
The slips selected by the operation keys are sequentially registered in the slip registration table, and the respective slips registered in the slip registration table are displayed on the input panel by an image of a state in which they are vertically stacked, and the slips are sequentially designated by the input completion designation. By changing the order in which the slips are displayed vertically, the slip displayed at the top is designated as the input designated slip, and the transaction data is written in the input designated slip, so that the transaction data is stored in the slip registration table. Register the item in the item field corresponding to the relevant slip, display the transaction data of the registration on the relevant slip, and register the predetermined items common to the slips to be input and specified in the succeeding item file, The registered contents of the item file are retained until the end of input of all transaction data is specified, and the item field corresponding to the slip that will be input after that is entered in the item It was an item electronic bookkeeping table of input processing method for posting the contents of the file.

(Operation) According to the present invention, when each slip is selected with the operation key, each slip is displayed on the input panel as an image in which the slips are vertically stacked. Then, when the customer enters transaction data in the relevant slip displayed at the highest level, the transaction data is input and displayed in the relevant slip, and all transaction data is input for the slips described below by the designation of the completion of input. The transaction data is taken over until the end is designated, and the vertical arrangement of the display of the slip is changed, and the taken over transaction data is displayed together with the slip displayed at the top at this time,
When the customer writes new transaction data in addition to the inherited 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 highest level at this time. Become.

(Embodiment) FIG. 1 is an external view of an electronic voucher storage table showing an embodiment of the present invention, showing that four people can perform simultaneous input operation. In the figure, 1 is the main body, 2, 3, 4, and 5 are input devices, 6 is an input panel that also serves as a display, 7 is an input pen, 8 is a read / write unit that serves as both a CD card and an IC card, and 9 is a passbook. A stripe reader, 10 is a receipt printer, and 11 is a seal stamp reader. The input panel 6 has a slip display area 1 for displaying in accordance with the slip description format.
Have two.

FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing a configuration example of the electronic slip book table 1.

In the figure, reference numeral 13 is a main control unit which performs file control, input character pattern recognition, seal matching, and the like, and also controls the electronic slip book base 1 in a centralized manner. A communication control unit 14 performs data communication with other devices or an office processor under the control of the main control unit 13. Reference numeral 15 is a file section, which stores an input data pending file for storing customer input data, a slip format file for storing the slip format of transaction items, a guidance condition file for storing customer guidance conditions, and various guidance texts for customer input operations. It consists of a guidance text file, etc. Reference numeral 10 is the receipt printer described above, which is used to issue a number tag after completion of input, issue a receipt at the time of card payment transaction, 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 slip format, guidance text, input image, and input characters. Reference numeral 17 is a transparent digitizer that constitutes the input panel 6, and has the same resolution as the liquid crystal display 16 and inputs the customer's name, address, etc. by electrostatic coupling with the input pen 7 or by electromagnetic induction or pressing of the input pen 7. Used for.

Reference numeral 18 denotes a touch panel as a coordinate conversion unit that constitutes the input panel 6, and is used in combination with the display 16.
The name and address for character confirmation may be input using the input pen 7 and item selection may be performed by directly touching with a finger.

Reference numeral 19 performs input / output image processing of the electronic slip entry table 1. Reference numeral 20 is a connection processing unit with an external device.

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

FIG. 4 is a block diagram of a slave control unit of the electronic slip book table. Reference numeral 21 denotes a memory device, which is used for storing programs for executing each process and temporarily storing input / output data. A non-volatile memory device 22 stores a slip registration table for holding the transaction data input by the customer until it is sent to the main control unit 13 in FIG. 2 and a transfer item file described later. Reference numeral 23 denotes a battery, which is provided separately from the power source (not shown) of the slave control unit to protect transaction data from momentary power interruption. A central processing unit 24 transfers transaction data (contents of the slip registration table) to the main control unit 13 in FIG. 2 or from an input device such as the transparent digitizer 17, the input pen 7, the touch panel 18 in FIG. The transaction data input by the customer is received and the transaction screen display data is displayed on the liquid crystal display 16. Reference numeral 25 denotes a timer, which is used for timing detection of displaying an explanatory text for helping the customer to input data. 26 is an interface section between the slave control section and the main control section 13, and 27 is an input / output device 1 similarly.
It is an interface part between 7, 7, 18 and 16.

FIG. 5 shows an initial screen displayed on the liquid crystal display 16 of the input panel 6. This screen is displayed when the customer starts a transaction. Reference numeral 28 is an operation key, and an input to this field is detected by the touch panel 18. By pressing a key in this field, each entry slip is designated, one slip creation completion instruction and transaction data input end instruction are issued. The operation key 28 is a "payment key",
Although there are three types of “transfer key” and “payment key”, it is possible to increase the number of slips that can be handled by increasing the number of operation keys 28. The instruction to complete (input) each slip is
Use the "completion key", and the end instruction of all input is
Use the "end key".

FIG. 6 is a transaction input screen displaying one voucher, 12 is a voucher display area, 29 is an input area in which the contents input to the digitizer 17 are displayed, and 30 is a text for guiding entry in the input area 29. Is a guidance wording area for displaying. FIG. 7 is a transaction input screen when three slips (payment, transfer, deposit) are displayed, and is displayed as an image in which the slips are vertically stacked in the order specified by the operation keys 28. When all the slips have been filled and the transaction is completed, the end screen shown in FIG. 8 is displayed.

The non-volatile memory device 22 holds a chit registration table and a takeover item file in order to display a plurality of chits and to take over an item once entered in each chit field.

The structure of the slip registration table is shown in FIG. “Table number”, “table length”, “registration number”, and “during execution” described in the first line of the figure are table headers. And 2
“Registration”, “transaction item code”, “execution flag”, and “slip item field” described in each line after the line are transaction packets. “Number of tables” indicates the number of the packets, and can be set from 1 to 4. The number of tables determines the number of slips that can be created in one transaction.
This "table number" can be easily increased or decreased by a program. "Table length" is the length of the transaction packet. The “registration number” stores the number of slips currently accepted by the operation key 28. The “under execution” stores the registration of the transaction packet in the input state of the item for which the slip is displayed on the liquid crystal display 16. The above-mentioned transaction packet is generated every time the operation key 28 is pressed.
The slip registration table is sequentially registered. Therefore the fifth
From the initial screen shown in the figure, the first selected slip is registered at the position of the first packet of the transaction packet.
“Registration” is a registration sequence in the order of pressing the operation keys 28. The “transaction item code” is a code that is associated with the selected transaction item on a one-to-one basis. Depending on the processing status of the transaction packet, the "execution flag" indicates that the slip selection has not been input and "waiting for input", and the slip selection "entering"
There are three types of status of "input completed" for slip selection. The “slip item field” is a field determined for each slip corresponding to the “transaction item code”, and stores the result of the customer filling in the slip.

FIG. 10 shows the slip item fields of the slip registration table. The slip registration table is set to the initial state when the initial screen is displayed.

The initial state of the slip registration table is shown in FIG. The transaction item code and the code of the execution flag are set as follows. That is, as the "transaction item code", the payment is 0100, the payment is 0200, the deposit is 0300, and the "execution flag" is 01 for execution, 02 for execution, and 03 for executed.

The takeover item file is for taking over the input data for the same item among the respective slips, and its format is shown in FIG. The items to be handed over are related to the client, and "Kanji name" is also "reading", "address", "phone number",
There is an "account number". By adding this item,
It is possible to increase the number of items that can be handed over between slips.

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

FIG. 13 is a flow chart showing the screen display and data input operation of the electronic slip book table 1, and FIG. 14 is a flow chart of an operation procedure in which the customer creates a slip in the order of payment, transfer and deposit.

Processing corresponding to the procedure of FIG. 14: The liquid crystal display 16 of the input panel 6 displays the initial screen of FIG. 5 (step S1). When the customer presses the "payment key" of the operation key 28 on this initial screen (S2, S3), the slip screen shown in FIG. 16 is switched by the following steps. That is, by the subroutine of transaction packet registration shown in FIG. 13 (A), the slip registration table is updated from the initial state of FIG. 11 to the state in which the payment transaction packet shown in FIG. 15 is registered (S4).
By the screen display subroutine shown in (B) and the item content display subroutine shown in FIG. 13 (B1),
The payment slip screen of FIG. 16 is displayed on the liquid crystal display 16 (S5). When the customer inputs each item in the payment slip screen in the procedure described later, the input is accepted and stored in the "payment slip item field" of the transaction packet (S6).

Processing corresponding to the procedure of FIG. 14: When the customer presses the “transfer key” of the operation key 28 of the payment slip screen of FIG. 16 (S7, S8), the following steps of the slip screen of FIG. The payment slip and the transfer slip are displayed. That is, as the execution flags are set by the "transaction packet registration" subroutine shown in FIG. 13 (A), the payment transaction packet and the transfer transaction packet are registered in the slip registration table as shown in FIG. It is updated to the state (S4), and the slip screen is the screen shown in FIG. 16 by the "screen display" subroutine shown in FIG. 13 (B) and the "item content display" subroutine shown in FIG. 13 (B1). Changes to the screen of FIG. 18 (S5).

Processing corresponding to the procedure of FIG. 14: The customer displays a payment slip and a transfer slip on the screen.
When the "payment key" of the operation key 28 is pressed (S7, S8),
Similar to the processing corresponding to the above procedure, the payment slip, the transfer slip, and the deposit slip are displayed as in the slip screen of FIG. This slip screen allows the customer to know the order of slips to be created. The slip registration table is updated from FIG. 17 to FIG. 20, and transaction packets for payment, transfer and deposit are registered in the order in which the operation key 28 is pressed (S
4).

In the above, the customer pressed the slip designation three times consecutively in the order of payment, transfer, and deposit. However, even if the transfer and deposit keys are pressed while the payment slip is being filled, the same message is displayed, and the transaction packet Is registered in the slip registration table.

Processing corresponding to the procedure of FIG. 14: When the customer fills in the slip items on the payment slip screen of FIG. 19, the entry items are stored in the slip item field (S6). FIG. 21 shows a payment slip screen in which the entry is completed. When the customer presses the "completion key" of the operation key 28 (S7, S8), the payment slip screen is displayed as shown in FIG. 22 by the following steps. On this payment slip screen, the entry items of the slip items relating to the customer, which 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, 13
When the payment slip screen shown in FIG. 22 is replaced by the subroutine "update slip registration table" shown in FIG.
As shown in FIG. 23 in the slip registration table of FIG. 0, the execution flag of the payment transaction packet is changed from “under execution” to “executed”, and the execution flag of the transfer transaction packet is “waiting for execution”.
Changes from "in progress" (S10). By using the execution flag of this slip registration table, as shown in FIG. 13 (B), if the execution flag is "in execution" or "waiting for execution", normal display is performed, and if it is "executed" , Is displayed in reverse video.

As for the transfer of items between slips, as shown in FIG. 24, the slips to be subsequently input and specified in the contents of the payment slip item field by the "item transfer" subroutine shown in FIG. 13 (C). Items common to and are stored in the transfer item file, and the contents of the transfer item file are further transferred to the transfer slip item field as completed items (S
9). In the transfer of items from the payment slip to the transfer slip,
The client account number in the transfer item file is not set because there is no corresponding item in the transfer slip item field, but the client account number in the transfer item file retains its contents. Using this payment slip item field, it is checked (S12, S13) whether or not the item has been entered (no execution is in progress) by the "item content display" subroutine shown in FIG. 13 (B1), and the item has been entered. The content of the item is displayed on the slip screen (S5). This series of processes is executed in the order of steps S6 to S13 and S5 to S6 as described above.

Processing corresponding to the procedure of FIG. 14: When the customer fills in the transfer destination item on the transfer slip screen of FIG. 22, the entry is stored in the slip item field (S6). FIG. 25 shows the transfer slip screen in which the entry is completed. When the customer presses the "completion key" of the operation key 28 according to the guidance message 30 on the screen of FIG. 25 (S7,
S8), the screen changes from the display in FIG. 25 to the deposit slip screen in FIG. The transfer slip and the payment slip are displayed in reverse video indicating that they have been completed. Further, the deposit slip screen displays the name, reading, address, and TEL of the client, and the client's account number, which has no items on the transfer slip, is also taken over. This means that if it is an item that has been entered once, if the same item is present on other slips, it will always be inherited and there is no need to enter it. The above operation is similar to that in the process corresponding to the procedure of FIG. The takeover items are performed as shown in FIG. 27, and the slip registration table is updated to the state shown in FIGS. 23 to 28.

Processing corresponding to the procedure of FIG. 14: When the amount of money is added to the displayed item contents on the deposit slip screen shown in FIG. 26 (S6), the deposit slip screen ends as shown in FIG. A confirmation screen is displayed (S1
4) When the customer presses the "end key" of the operation key 28 here (S15, S16), the end screen shown in FIG. 18 due to the end of the input is displayed (S17). In this way, a series of processing is executed in the order of steps S6 to S17, but in step S9, the items are not taken over, and in step S10, the slip registration table shows the receipt slip item field as shown in FIG. The execution flag of is updated to "executed". Then, the completion of the input is notified to the main control unit 13 together with the display of the end screen (S18), and the input operation is completed.

(Effects of the Invention) As described above, according to the present invention, a plurality of slips are displayed on a screen, transaction data is entered and entered in the topmost slip, and the completion of input is designated. Since the upper and lower ranks of the display of the slips are changed according to the above, the same visual effect can be obtained when the slips are written on the actual slip. Then, the transaction data described in one slip is taken over and displayed and input as the transaction data described in the following slips, so that the transaction data commonly required for each slip can be input without being described. The time required to enter the slip is shortened.

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FIG. 1 is an external view of an electronic slip recording table showing an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing a configuration example of the electronic slip recording table, FIG. 3 is a structural diagram of an input panel, and FIG. FIG. 5 is a block diagram showing the configuration of the slave control unit of the slip entry table, FIG. 5 is a view showing an initial screen by the input panel, FIG. 6 is a view showing a transaction screen when one slip is displayed, and FIG. FIG. 8 is a diagram showing a transaction screen when displaying two slips, FIG. 8 is a diagram showing an end screen, and FIG. 9 is a diagram showing the structure of a slip registration table.
FIG. 10 shows a slip item field of the slip registration table, FIG. 11 shows an initial state of the slip registration table, FIG. 12 shows a takeover item file, and FIG. 13 shows a screen of an electronic slip book table. Flowchart showing display and data input operation, FIG. 13 (A) is a flow chart showing a subroutine of the step of “transaction packet registration” in FIG. 13, and FIG. 13 (B) is a step of “screen display” in FIG. Flowchart showing the subroutine of No. 13 (B
1) FIG. 13 is a diagram showing a subroutine of a step of "item content display" in FIG. 13 (B), and FIG. 13 (C) is a diagram showing a subroutine of step of "item takeover" in FIG. FIG. (D) is a diagram showing a subroutine of the step of “slip registration table update” in FIG. 13, FIG. 14 is a flowchart showing a transaction screen selection and transaction data input procedure by the customer, and FIG. 15 is a “payment key”. FIG. 16 is a state diagram of the slip registration table when "" is operated, FIG. 16 is a diagram showing the slip screen at this time, FIG. 17 is a state diagram of the slip registration table when the "payment key" is continuously operated, and FIG. Shows the slip screen at this time, FIG. 19 shows the slip screen when the “payment key” is further operated, FIG. 20 shows the status of the slip registration table at this time, and FIG. 21 shows the payment slip. Entered transaction data Shows a Kino payment form screen, 22
The figure shows the transfer slip screen in the state where the transaction data of the payment slip is taken over, Fig. 23 is the status diagram of the slip registration table at this time, and Fig. 24 is the transfer slip item field where the transaction data of the payment slip item field is FIG. 25 shows a transfer slip screen when the input of the transfer slip is completed, and FIG. 26 shows an input slip screen in which the transaction data of the payment slip and the payment slip are transferred. Shown, second
FIG. 7 is a diagram showing that the transaction data in the transfer slip item field and the previous transfer data are transferred to the transfer slip item field, and FIG. 28 is a state diagram of the slip registration table during execution of input of the deposit slip, FIG. 29. Is a diagram showing an input slip screen when the input of transaction data of each slip is finished, and FIG. 30 is a state diagram of the slip registration table when the "end key" is operated. 1 ... Electronic slip entry table 6 ... Input panel 28 ... Operation keys

Claims (1)

[Claims] Claims: 1. Displaying a screen including an operation key for selecting the type of slip for carrying out a transaction, designating completion of input of transaction data for each slip and end of input of all transaction data, and a screen including an image of the slip. In an input processing method of an electronic slip book table having an input panel capable of inputting transaction data by writing on the slip of the screen, the slips selected by the operation keys are sequentially registered in the slip registration table, The slips registered in the slip registration table are displayed on the input panel according to the image of the stacking vertically, and the upper and lower layouts of the display of the slips are sequentially changed by the designation of the completion of the input, and the slips displayed at the top are displayed. Is specified in the input designated slip, and the transaction data is written in the input designated slip, the transaction data is written in the item flag corresponding to the slip in the slip registration table. Registered in the field, display the transaction data of the registration on the slip, and register the specified items common to the slips for which input designation is planned afterwards in the takeover item file and all the registered contents of the takeover item file. An input processing method for an electronic slip book table, characterized in that the transaction data is held until an input end is specified, and the contents of the transfer item file are transferred to an item field corresponding to a slip to be input after that.