Fujitsu Corporation

Kabushiki Kaisha Toshiba

Agency of Industrial Science and Technology

Mitsubishi Kasei Corporation

Fujitsu Frontech Limited

Eiichi Watanabe

Hideyuki Inaoka

Hideo Kamata

Tomohiro Matsuhashi

Yutaka Katsumata

Satoshi Kataoka

Satoshi Naoi

Shinichi Eguchi

Keisuke Wada

Koichi Chiba

Nobuaki Nakashima

Shinzo Sugai

Kazunori Yamamoto

Kenji Murayama

Shunji Sakane

Kazuhide Ushita

Masami Yasuda

Mutsumu Serizawa

Masaru Ishino

Mitsuhisa Tamura

Katsutoshi Kobara

Yoshinori Hara

Takashi Deguchi

Kazutaka Ida

Yukio Kasori

Shuji Hirakawa

Shuzo Nakamura

Tsuyoshi Yasui

Hideki Matsuno

Yoshihiro Nagano

Hideo Kikuchi

Koji Okuyama

Tokihiko Yokoi

Kazuhito Watanabe

Yoshiyuki Kijima

Takahisa Fujishima

Hiroo Tanaka

Yasutaka Machida

Yoshinori Yamazaki

The present invention relates to a management system, and this management system comprises a storage unit for storing information specifying a terminal apparatus and a restoration user information file cipher key related to a security function module in a state associated with each other and a transmission unit for transmitting the restoration user information file cipher key to the terminal apparatus in response to a calling request from the terminal apparatus for the restoration user information file cipher key. This enables the reduction of the man-hour to be taken by a terminal manager and the management of a situation of use of the restoration user information file cipher key.

Management system, management apparatus and management method

The code division multiplex transmission system according to the present invention produces data for transmission by, time-division multiplexing the signals for synchronizing spread code prepared for an easy synchronization of spread code on the receiving side and the information related to the structure or synchronization of each of a plurality of transmission data streams such as parameters information about the coding rate of the convolution code and interleaving size for each transmission data stream, generating spread frequency modulated signals of the above time-division multiplexed signals by a spread frequency modulation using a spread code known to the receiving side, and code-division multiplexing the resulting spread frequency modulated signals over the spread frequency modulated signals of the plurality of transmission data streams. As a result, the receiving terminal can obtain information such as parameters information of all the transmission data streams, as long as the receiving terminal receives the synchronization signal. Therefore, even if the receiving terminal does not understand the parameter values required for the reception of each transmission data stream, the receiving terminal can receive any transmission data stream easily and quickly, by setting the parameter values for each receiving process based on the parameters information about each transmission data stream obtained by the reception of the synchronization signal.

System, transmitter and receiver for code division multiplex transmission

A packet-transmitting system comprising a transmitter and a receiver. In the transmitter, the packet-allocating circuit receives a stream of packets. The circuit allocates the packets having PIDs a to b to the transmission channel &num; , the packets having PIDs a to b to the transmission channel &num; , and so forth. The circuit allocates the packets having PIDs a to b to the last transmission channel &num;N. The control-data generating circuit time-divides and multiplexes packet-group data (groups of PIDs) representing the groups of packets to be transmitted via the channels &num; to &num;N, thereby generating control data to be transmitted through the transmission channel &num; . The packets in the channels &num; to &num;N are multiplexed by a CDM system. In the receiver, the groups of packets, transmitted via the channels &num; to &ldquo;N, are recognized from the control data transmitted via the channel &num; , and only the signals transmitted via the channel designated by a user are extracted and reproduced. Thus, the receiver can therefore receive only the packet the user desires.

Packet-transmitting system

A data medium handling apparatus and a data medium handling method suitable for use for handling of documents, for example, in a financial organ. The data medium handling apparatus ( ) for recognizing, based on an image ( ) read from a data medium on which information is described in an arbitrary format, the information, is constructed such that it comprises means ( ) for extracting characteristics unique to the data medium including the format from the read image data ( ) and specifying, from the characteristics, a position at which information to be recognized is present, and image recognition means ( ) for recognizing the image ( ) at the position specified by the is preceding means ( ) to discriminate the information, so that the data medium handling apparatus ( ) can handle documents having various formats such as private slips.

Data medium handling apparatus medium handling method

A data medium handling apparatus and a data medium handling method suitable for use for handling of documents, for example, in a financial organ. The data medium handling apparatus ( ) for recognizing, based on an image ( ) read from a data medium on which information is described in an arbitrary format, the information, is constructed such that it comprises means ( ) for extracting characteristics unique to the data medium including the format from the read image data ( ) and specifying, from the characteristics, a position at which information to be recognized is present, and image recognition means ( ) for recognizing the image ( ) at the position specified by the preceding means ( ) to discriminate the information, so that the data medium handling apparatus ( ) can handle documents having various formats such as private slips.

Data medium handling apparatus and data medium handling method

A seal imprint verifying apparatus for conducting verifying work of a seal imprint more properly than in the past is provided. When an image data of the seal imprint surface of a bill, etc. is acquired by an image reader, a CPU extracts only the image data of the color of the seal imprint out of the image data of the seal imprint surface and takes out the image data of a target seal imprint out of the extraction result. The CPU thereafter compares the image data of the reference seal imprint and the image data of the target seal imprint and thereby determines whether or not both image data agree with each other.

Seal imprint verifying apparatus

A terminal banking apparatus for processing bills and checks includes an input apparatus for inputting the number of each account and the amount of bills or checks at a front counter of a bank, a tentative paying file for storing the number of each account and the corresponding amount input from the input apparatus, a magnetic ink character reader for reading the number of the account described by magnetic ink characters on each of the bills or checks carried, and an amount reader for reading the amount described on the bills or checks stored in the tentative paying file depending on the number of the account read by the character reader. Also included is an amount encoder for describing the amount with magnetic ink characters on the bills or checks, a total amount checking apparatus for checking the total amount depending on the amount read out and a preset total amount, a lateral-line marking apparatus for marking lateral lines on bills or checks, an imaging apparatus for taking photographs of both the front and rear surfaces of bills or checks which have completed all processings, an image file for storing photographs and a transfer apparatus for transferring bills and checks.

Banking apparatus for processing the bill and the check

Fe-Ni based alloy

A method for producing a carbonic acid ester, which comprises reacting an aliphatic alcohol with carbon monoxide and oxygen in the presence of 1 a platinum group metal or its salt, 2 metal copper, a copper salt or a copper complex, 3 at least one member selected from the group consisting of alkali metal salts and alkaline earth metal salts, and 4 a 2-hydroxypyridine.

Method for producing a carbonic acid ester

The present invention provides non-magnetic stainless steel which is used as materials for small parts in precision machines and electronic equipment. The non-magnetic stainless steel consists of an iron-based alloy containing 9 to 22% by weight of nickel, 12 to 26% by weight of chromiun, the balance of iron and inevitable impurities. The martensitic area ratio of the iron-based alloy structure is not more than 20%. The stainless steel exhibits excellent workability and is suitable as a raw material for TV electron gun parts and small gears which are formed by strong working such as blanking or the like.

Precision parts of non-magnetic stainless steels

In a magnetic ink character recognition system provided in a magnetic ink character reader, the system includes; a read unit for detecting magnetic flux generated from each magnetic ink character separately printed in every field in a check or bill, and outputting a digital signal read therefrom; a storage unit operatively connected to the read unit for storing the digital signals output from the read unit; a field sort unit operatively connected to the storage unit for receiving the digital signals from the storage unit in every field and sorting the digital read signals for each field; a decision unit operatively connected to the field sort unit for receiving the digital read signal sorted by the field sort unit, judging the thickness of the magnetic ink character in every field, and determining a representative thickness value in every field; a correction unit operatively connected to the storage unit and the decision unit for receiving the digital signals from the storage unit and correcting the digital signals based on decision data output from the decision unit for every field; and a recognition unit operatively connected to the correction unit for determining whether or not the corrected signals are readable.

Magnetic ink character recognition system

A process for producing aliphatic alcohols by reacting carbon monoxide and hydrogen in a liquid phase in the presence of catalyst components, characterized in that rhodium and a trialkylphosphine represented by the general formula PR.sub.1 R.sub.2 R.sub.3 where each of R.sub.1, R.sub.2 and R.sub.3 is a primary alkyl group, a secondary alkyl group, a tertiary alkyl group or a cycloalkyl group, are used as the catalyst components.

Process for producing aliphatic alcohols

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