Patent EP0182244A2 successfully refreshed from Google Patents.
← Back to Patent Explorer
EP0182244A2 Expired / Lapsed EP ⏱️ 0.0 years remaining

Electronic bankbook and transaction system

Assignee: Oki Electric Industry Co Ltd
•
Filing: 1985-11-11
•
Granted: —
•
Expires: 2005-11-11
📄 Original PDF 🌐 Google Patents 🔄 Sync Now

Abstract

Abstract A transaction system includes a card-shaped electronic bankbook and a transaction device. The electronic bankbook comprises an IC chip encapsulated in an insulating card substrate (10) and composed of a CPU (1) and data memories (3, 4), a display (5), a key switch (6) including keys (6a through 6d) for instructing transaction data items and switching display data, power supply means (8, 9), and means (7) for receiving or delivering a signal on transactions from or to an transaction device. The system has a crime prevention function where transactions are made invalid as identification information of the electronic bankbook is erroneously entered in repetition over the prescribed number of times into the transaction system of the electronic bankbook.

Inventors

  • 👤 Nobuo Oki Electric Industry Co. Ltd. Minematsu
  • 👤 Yoshinori Oki Electric Industry Co. Ltd. Koshida

Bibliographic Details

Application Number —
Jurisdiction EP
Data Source google_patents
Last Synchronized 2026-10-27 22:04
CPC Classifications
G; G06; G06F; G06F17/00; G07; G07F; G07F7/00; G07F7/08; G07F7/10; G07F7/1008; G06K; G06K19/00; G06K19/06; G06K19/067; G06K19/07; G06Q; G06Q20/00; G06Q20/30; G06Q20/34; G06Q20/341; G06Q20/38; G06Q20/40; G06Q20/409; G06Q20/4093; G07F19/00; G07F19/20; G07F19/201

Claims Analysis

Total Claims: 12
Claim 1
Independent Claim 174 words
An electronic bankbook including an IC chip encapsulated in an insulating card substrate (10) and composed of a CPU (1), two data memories (3, 4) both connected wit4aid CPU (1) for storing transaction data and customer's attribute data, a program memory (2) connected with said CPU (1) and said data memories (3, 4) for storing a program to control said electronic bankbook; a key switch (6) having keys (6a through 6d) connected with said CPU (1), and power supply means (8, 9) for backing up contents of said data memories (3, 4) and supplying power to said electronic bankbook, characterized in that a display (5) connected with said CPU (1) and key switch (6) optionally displays data stored in one (3) of said data memories (3, 4 ) on said display (5) by means of said key switch (6), a transaction device provided outside said electronic bankbook controls said electronic bankbook, and means (7) connected with said CPU (1) and said transaction device receives or delivers a signal from or to said transaction device.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim 174 words
An electronic bankbook including an IC chip encapsulated in an insulating card substrate (10) and composed of a CPU (1), two data memories (3, 4) both connected wit4aid CPU (1) for storing transaction data and customer's attribute data, a program memory (2) connected with said CPU (1) and said data memories (3, 4) for storing a program to control said electronic bankbook; a key switch (6) having keys (6a through 6d) connected with said CPU (1), and power supply means (8, 9) for backing up contents of said data memories (3, 4) and supplying power to said electronic bankbook, characterized in that a display (5) connected with said CPU (1) and key switch (6) optionally displays data stored in one (3) of said data memories (3, 4 ) on said display (5) by means of said key switch (6), a transaction device provided outside said electronic bankbook controls said electronic bankbook, and means (7) connected with said CPU (1) and said transaction device receives or delivers a signal from or to said transaction device.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim 33 words
An electronic bankbook according to claim 1, characterized in that said data stored in the data memory (4) are displayed in order on said display (5) upon said optional display of said data.
Claim 4
Dependent Claim 62 words
An electronic bankbook according to claim 1, characterized in that first and second data memories (3, 4) are provided as said data memories (3, 4), and addresses of said both data memories (3, 4) are distinguishable from each other and only data stored in said first data memory (3) are displayed on said display (5) by means of said key switch (6).
Claim 5
Dependent Claim 22 words
An electronic bankbook according to claim 3, characterized in that transaction data showing transaction results are stored in said data memory (3).
Claim 6
Dependent Claim 182 words
A transaction system with use of an electronic bankbook, said electronic bankbook comprising an IC chip encapsulated in an insulating card substrate (10) and composed of a CPU (1), data memories (3, 4) connected with said CPU (1) for storing transaction data, a program memory (2) connected with said CPU (1) and said data memories (3, 4) for storing a program to control said electronic bankbook, a key switch (6) having keys (6a through 6d) connected with said CPU (1), and power supply means (8, 9) for backing up contents of said data memories (3, 4) and supplying power to said electronic bankbook, characterized in that a display (5) connected with said CPU (1) and said key switch (6) optionally displays said transaction data, a transaction device edits said transaction data stored in said electronic bankbook into a bankbook printing format based on operation of a printing instruction means included in said transaction device, and printing out said edited signal, and means (7) connected with CPU (1) and said transaction device receives or delivers a signal from or to said transaction device.
Claim 7
Dependent Claim 182 words
A transaction system with use of an electronic bankbook, said electronic bankbook comprising an IC chip encapsulated in an insulating card substrate (10) and composed of a CPU (1), data memories (3, 4) connected with said CPU (1) for storing transaction data, a program memory (2) connected with said CPU (1) and said data memories (3, 4) for storing a program to control said electronic bankbook, a key switch (6) having keys (6a through 6d) connected with said CPU (1), and power supply means (8, 9) for backing up contents of said data memories (3, 4) and supplying power to said electronic bankbook, characterized in that a display (5) connected with said CPU (1) and said key switch (6) optionally displays said transaction data, a transaction device edits said transaction data stored in said electronic bankbook into a bankbook printing format based on operation of a printing instruction means included in said transaction device, and printing out said edited signal, and means (7) connected with CPU (1) and said transaction device receives or delivers a signal from or to said transaction device.
Claim 8
Dependent Claim 207 words
A transaction system with use of an electronic bankbook, characterized in that said electronic bankbook comprises an IC chip encapsulated in an insulating card substrate (10) and composed of a CPU (1), data memories connected with said CPU (1) for storing transaction data, a program memory (2) connected with said CPU (1) and said data memories (3, 4) for storing a program to control said electronic bankbook, a key switch (6) having keys (6a through 6d) connected with said CPU (1), and power supply means (8, 9) for backing up contents of said data memories (3, 4) and supplying power to said electronic bankbook, characterized in that a display (5) connected with said CPU (1) and said key switch (6) displays said transaction data, a transaction device provided independently of said electronic bankbook receives a signal showing a near end state of said data memory (3 or 4) and a state where data written in said first data memory (3) is disabled, and thereby edits said transaction data stored in said electronic bankbook into a bankbook printing format and prints out said edited signal, and means (7) connected with said CPU (1) and said transaction device receives or delivers a signal from or to said transaction device.
Claim 9
Dependent Claim 207 words
A transaction system with use of an electronic bankbook, characterized in that said electronic bankbook comprises an IC chip encapsulated in an insulating card substrate (10) and composed of a CPU (1), data memories connected with said CPU (1) for storing transaction data, a program memory (2) connected with said CPU (1) and said data memories (3, 4) for storing a program to control said electronic bankbook, a key switch (6) having keys (6a through 6d) connected with said CPU (1), and power supply means (8, 9) for backing up contents of said data memories (3, 4) and supplying power to said electronic bankbook, characterized in that a display (5) connected with said CPU (1) and said key switch (6) displays said transaction data, a transaction device provided independently of said electronic bankbook receives a signal showing a near end state of said data memory (3 or 4) and a state where data written in said first data memory (3) is disabled, and thereby edits said transaction data stored in said electronic bankbook into a bankbook printing format and prints out said edited signal, and means (7) connected with said CPU (1) and said transaction device receives or delivers a signal from or to said transaction device.
Claim 10
Dependent Claim 166 words
A transaction system with use of an electronic bankbook, said electronic bankbook comprising an IC chip encapsulated in an insulating card substrate (10) and composed of a CPU (1), data memories (3, 4) connected with said CPU (1) for storing transaction data, a program memory (2) connected with said CPU (1) for storing a program for controlling said electronic bankbook, a key switch (6) having keys (6a through 6d) connected with said CPU (1) for instructing transaction items, and power supply means (7) for backing up contents of said data memories (3, 4) and supplying power to said electronic bankbook, characterized in that a display (5) connected with said CPU (1) displays said transaction data, a transaction device provided outside said electronic bankbook interrupt transactions of said electronic bankbook with a customer upon receiving erroneous identification information over said prescribed number of times, and means (7) connected with said CPU (1) and said transaction device receives or delivers a signal from or to said transaction device.
Claim 11
Dependent Claim 166 words
A transaction system with use of an electronic bankbook, said electronic bankbook comprising an IC chip encapsulated in an insulating card substrate (10) and composed of a CPU (1), data memories (3, 4) connected with said CPU (1) for storing transaction data, a program memory (2) connected with said CPU (1) for storing a program for controlling said electronic bankbook, a key switch (6) having keys (6a through 6d) connected with said CPU (1) for instructing transaction items, and power supply means (7) for backing up contents of said data memories (3, 4) and supplying power to said electronic bankbook, characterized in that a display (5) connected with said CPU (1) displays said transaction data, a transaction device provided outside said electronic bankbook interrupt transactions of said electronic bankbook with a customer upon receiving erroneous identification information over said prescribed number of times, and means (7) connected with said CPU (1) and said transaction device receives or delivers a signal from or to said transaction device.
Claim 12
Dependent Claim 101 words
A transaction system with use of an electronic bankbook according to claim 6, characterized in that with said identification information entered in said transaction device over the prescribed number of times, said transaction device transfers an "invalid" command to said electronic bankbook, while said electronic bankbook stores an "invalid" or "valid" identification code supplied from said transaction device in rewritable memory means and rewrites said "invalid" or "valid" identification code information stored in said memory means to make said information invalid upon receiving an "invalid" command and thereafter displays the transactions are invalid every time depressed, and stops the transactions thereof.

References Cited (Backward Citations)

No citation records indexed.

USPTO Annuity & Maintenance Windows

Maintenance schedule is calculated for granted US utility patents.

Assigned Categories & Tags

No categories assigned to this patent yet.

Assign Category Tag