JPS59197952A - Information outputting system - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To easily understand printed information, by adding bar codes in the vicinity of printed information other than characters, storing information related to the printed information in a storage device, and outputting the related information when bar codes are read out by means of a bar code reader. CONSTITUTION:A keyboard 12, bar code reader 14 composed of a write pen and OCR, output device 16 composed of a CRT and loudspeaker, and a storage device 18 which uses a magnetic tape or magnetic disk as the storage medium, are connected with a microcomputer 10. Bar codes are scanned by the reader 14 and the data of the bar codes are read. Then stored information is processed and converted into signals for displaying on the CRT and outputting as sounds and outputted from the device 16. Therefore, information for supplementing information printed on a printed matter can be obtained easily and the content of the printed matter can be understood easily.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to information systems, and more particularly to an information output system that outputs not only the printing of books but also all 11 hours of printed information.

In general, in addition to the information printed in text, the printed materials of Shosekiji include non-text information such as pictures, figures, graphs, and photographs. However, due to space constraints, the glazes are sometimes overlooked, and readers may not be able to obtain the sufficient information they need. Further, even if a certain amount of information is printed, some readers may not be able to extract the information they need. Therefore, it is possible to predict and print all the information that all readers will need, but this would result in an enormous number of printed pages.

It's naive, audio information may be required for vehicles, animals, etc. printed in picture books for young children, but this audio information is printed only as text information, and it is difficult to feel the sense of reality. If there is no one, it will change.

The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances.
The object of the present invention is to provide an IH reporting system that outputs information to supplement information stamped on printed matter.

In order to achieve the above object, the +1゛q configuration of the present invention is to attach a bar code near print information other than characters on printed matter, and to store h in advance in the jyJ association axis information storage means related to this print information. Then, when the barcode is read by the barcode reader, related information is output from the output means.

As a result, when the barcode information is read, C'RT
Related information is displayed and output as audio from a speaker or the like. In addition, when displaying related information on a CRT, the microcomputer provides interactive assistance. It is clever to make them do it.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the drawings.

Fig. 1 shows an embodiment of the present invention. It is composed of 6 printing sections that print all the figures, graphs, etc. Near the bottom of the 7 printing sections 6 that print information other than text, ).
A barcode 8 or 1 is printed that shows the isle name as a gray bar.

The microcomputer 10 includes a keyboard 12, a barcode reader 14 consisting of a library and an OCR, and a C
The output means 16.4 is composed of an RT and a speaker, and the storage medium is a tape or magnetic disk. In this self-remembering means 18,
Information related to information other than the characters printed on printed matter is memorized in advance. Audio information for pictures and photos of vehicles and animals, information on economic forecasts and future predictions for graphs showing economic trends, 3D figures are displayed in 3D, and various screens are calculated based on the viewpoint and line of sight. There is information for processing three-dimensional figures for display, information before and during movement for moving pictures and photographs, audio information for musical scores, standard deviation, and moving element equality. These Tanihaku news reports are filled with memories of what happened to make them into Noisles.

In addition, if there are multiple barcodes attached to one line and it is necessary to read the barcodes in sequence, color the area near the barcode or add a ``v''- to make it more concise. It is preferable. Additionally, with normal barcodes, it is necessary to move the barcode reader in all directions to scan.
If a barcode is displayed in concentric circles as shown in Figure 52, the barcode can be read even if the barcode reader is moved radially, making it easier to read the barcode.

Next, using the flow chart of FIG. 3, the code of this embodiment is scanned using a bar code reader, and the bar code is read.

In step 21, it is determined whether reading of the barcode has been completed, and if the barcode has been read, step 22. The file name corresponding to the barcode read in is retrieved, and at the same time, the file name corresponding to the barcode read in is retrieved from the first layer information storage means. Next step 23
Then, the 6L/1-1H information is processed into signals for CRT display display and audio output, and output from the output means in the next step 24. . If the reader needs further information, a key on the keyboard is pressed or the light pen is turned to C.
Since the R'r&display section is touched, it is fully determined in step 25 whether or not these signals have been inputted, and if these signals are not inputted manually, the same processing as above is performed in step 26, and step At step 27, the information being output from the output means cam is changed.

As explained above, 1. According to the present invention, it is possible to easily obtain information that is relevant to the information printed on printed matter, making it possible to easily understand and predict the content of the printed information. The effect is that

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing one embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a line diagram showing a modified example of a bar code, and FIG. 3 is a flow chart for explaining the software of the above embodiment. 2... Printed matter, 8... Barcode, 10... Microcomputer, 14... Barcode reader, 16
...Output means, 18...b [800 million means. Agent Tatsuyuki Unuma (and 1 other person) Figure 1 Figure 2 Figure 2 31゛A 319-

Claims (1)

[Claims] (1) Near printed information other than text on printed matter;
a barcode affixed to the barcode, a storage means for storing related information related to the printed information, a barcode league for fermenting the barcode, and a barcode league in which the barcode is printed. and an output means for outputting ac2 flash information.