JP2009238063A - Access management device, access management program, and access management system - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To easily prevent a switched-on mobile phone from being carried into facilities where the use of mobile phones is restricted. <P>SOLUTION: An admittee information database 404 of an access management device 40 stores identification information on persons who are admitted into the facilities and telephone numbers of mobile phones of the users in association with each other. A mobile phone calling section 408 calls a mobile phone number stored in the admittee information database 404 in association with the identification information when an entering person collating section 402 determines that the identification information input to a collation terminal 20 coincides with the identification information of the admittee. Based on a signal received in response to the call, a mobile phone power state determining section 410 determines whether the called mobile phone is turned off. When it is turned off, an electric lock control section 416 controls to unlock an electric lock 30 for locking an entrance door of the facilities. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2010,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to an entrance management device, an entrance management program, and an entrance management system.

  Equipment that may cause abnormal operation due to the influence of radio waves emitted by mobile phones, such as electrical rooms where breakers are installed, server rooms where servers are installed, and operating rooms where medical devices are installed In some facilities, it is required to turn off the power of the mobile phone or not bring the mobile phone to the facility.

  Patent Document 1 discloses a system that prevents a portable information terminal device that is in a power-on state from being brought into a carry-in prohibition room where a portable information terminal device that is in a power-on state is prohibited. Yes. The system described in Patent Document 1 is a portable information terminal device having a wireless communication function for transmitting a predetermined response radio wave when the power is on and a predetermined request radio wave is received. Prevent entry into prohibited rooms. In the system described in Patent Document 1, an electromagnetically shielded front chamber is provided at a position that passes when entering the carry-in prohibition chamber, and an antenna that transmits and receives radio waves is provided in the front chamber. In the system described in Patent Document 1, when determining whether or not to enter a prohibited room, the above-mentioned requested radio wave is transmitted using the above-described antenna, and the radio wave received by the antenna is then transmitted to the above-described response. It is determined whether it is a radio wave, and when it is determined that it is a response radio wave, a notification is given to instruct to turn off the power of the portable information terminal device.

JP 2006-311297 A

  By detecting radio waves transmitted when the mobile phone is turned on near the entrance of a facility where mobile phones are prohibited, the mobile phone of the user who wants to enter the facility is turned on. In the technology for determining whether or not the mobile phone is in a state, even if the user turns off the power of his / her mobile phone, the mobile phone of the user can be detected by detecting the radio wave of the mobile phone of another person. There may be a case where it is erroneously determined that the power source of the telephone is on.

  In order to prevent such a misjudgment, for example, as in the system described in Patent Document 1, an electromagnetically shielded front room is provided near the entrance of the facility, and other than radio waves transmitted from the user's mobile phone. It is necessary to prevent detection of radio waves.

  However, when providing a front room that is electromagnetically shielded, a space for the front room must be secured near the entrance of the facility. In addition, installation of an electromagnetically shielded anterior room may require high costs.

  An entrance management apparatus according to one aspect of the present invention is an entrance management apparatus that determines whether or not to enter a facility, and includes identification information of a user permitted to enter the facility and a mobile phone of the user And the identification information input to the verification terminal installed near the entrance of the facility is acquired from the verification terminal, and the acquired identification information and the A user determination that determines whether or not the acquired identification information is the identification information of a user permitted to enter the facility by collating with the identification information stored in the room permitter information storage unit. And when the user determination unit determines that the acquired identification information is identification information of a user who is permitted to enter the facility, the entry permitter is associated with the acquired identification information. Telephone stored in information storage A call origination unit for making a call to the phone number and a signal returned in response to the call origination to determine whether or not the power of the mobile phone targeted for the call origination is off And entering the facility of the operator who has input identification information to the verification terminal when the power determination unit determines that the power of the mobile phone to be called is off. And a determining unit that determines to permit the above.

  In each aspect of the present invention, the term “mobile phone” includes PHS (Personal Handy-phone System).

  The room entry management device according to one aspect of the present invention provides the acquired identification information and the target of the call when the power determination unit determines that the power of the mobile phone targeted for the call is not turned off. A history registration unit that registers at least one of the telephone numbers in the history storage unit.

  In the room entrance management device according to one aspect of the present invention, the history registration unit further relates to at least one of the acquired identification information and the telephone number of the telephone call target, and carries the mobile phone of the telephone call target. The number of times the power supply determination unit determines that the telephone is not turned off is registered in the history storage unit.

  In the room entrance management device according to one aspect of the present invention, the determination unit provides identification information to the verification terminal when the power determination unit determines that the power of the mobile phone to which the call is to be made is not off. It is determined that the input operator is not permitted to enter the facility.

  An entrance management program according to one aspect of the present invention is an entrance management program for determining whether or not a user can enter a facility, and the identification information input to a verification terminal installed near the entrance of the facility Refer to the entry permitting person information storage unit that stores the acquisition step acquired from the verification terminal, the identification information of the user permitted to enter the facility, and the telephone number of the user's mobile phone in association with each other. The identification information acquired in the acquisition step is compared with the identification information stored in the room admitted person information storage unit, so that the acquired identification information identifies the user permitted to enter the facility. A user determination step for determining whether the information is information, and a case where the user determination step determines that the acquired identification information is identification information of a user permitted to enter the facility. Based on a telephone call step for making a call to the telephone number stored in the entry permitter information storage unit in association with the obtained identification information, and a signal returned in response to the call, In the power determination step for determining whether or not the power of the mobile phone that is the target of the call is off, and in the power determination step that the power of the mobile phone that is the target of the call is off In this case, the computer is caused to execute a determination step for determining that an operator who has input identification information to the verification terminal is allowed to enter the facility.

  An entrance management system according to one aspect of the present invention includes a verification terminal installed near an entrance of a facility, an electric lock that locks a door of the entrance of the facility, and an entrance management connected to the verification terminal and the electric lock. And the room management device stores the identification information of the user who is permitted to enter the facility and the telephone number of the mobile phone of the user in association with each other. And the identification information input to the verification terminal is acquired from the verification terminal, and the acquired identification information and the identification information stored in the room admitted person information storage unit are verified. A user determination unit that determines whether the information is identification information of a user permitted to enter the facility, and identification information of a user whose acquired identification information is permitted to enter the facility If the user determination unit is A telephone caller for making a call to the telephone number stored in the entry permitter information storage unit in association with the acquired identification information and a reply in response to the call A power determination unit that determines whether or not the power of the mobile phone that is the target of the call is off based on the signal; and A determination unit that determines that an operator who has input identification information to the verification terminal is allowed to enter the facility when the power determination unit determines, and the determination unit enters the facility of the operator; And a control unit that performs control for unlocking the electric lock when it is determined to permit the control.

  According to the present invention, it is possible to easily prevent a mobile phone that is powered on from being brought into a facility where the use of the mobile phone is prohibited.

  FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a configuration example of an entrance management system according to one embodiment of the present invention. The room entry management system 10 includes a verification terminal 20, an electric lock 30, and a room entry management device 40. The verification terminal 20 and the room entry management device 40 are connected to each other via a communication means such as a LAN (Local Area Network). The electric lock 30 is electrically connected to the room entry management device 40, and the room entry management device 40 controls locking or unlocking of the electric lock 30.

  The collation terminal 20 is a terminal device that includes an input unit 202 and a display unit 204 and is realized by a microcomputer or the like. The verification terminal 20 is installed in the vicinity of the entrance / exit of a facility where a mobile phone whose power is on is prohibited.

  For example, as shown in FIG. 2, the verification terminal 20 is installed outside the facility 1 and in the vicinity of the door 3 at the entrance of the facility 1. The facility 1 is a facility that is prohibited from bringing in a mobile phone whose power is on, such as an electrical room or a server room. The door 3 of the entrance / exit of the facility 1 is normally locked by an electric lock 30 (not shown in FIG. 2). The operator 5 of the verification terminal 20 inputs information such as a user ID, which will be described later, and based on this input, whether or not the operator 5 can enter (enter the room) the facility 1 is determined.

  Referring again to FIG. 1, the input unit 202 of the verification terminal 20 receives information input by the operator and transmits the input information to the room entry management device 40. The input unit 202 may be, for example, a general keypad used for inputting numbers and characters, or a touch panel that detects contact and receives input. Alternatively, the input unit 202 may be realized by a reading device that reads an electrically, electromagnetically, or optically readable code such as a barcode reader or an IC tag reader.

  The display unit 204 of the verification terminal 20 displays information corresponding to a request on the system, such as a message for the operator and the locked / unlocked state of the electric lock 30. The display unit 204 may be a general display device using liquid crystal, for example.

  The electric lock 30 is a key that locks the door 3 at the entrance / exit of the facility 1, and is a key that can be locked or unlocked by a control signal from an external device.

  The room entry management device 40 determines whether or not the operator can enter the facility based on information input to the verification terminal 20 by the operator. The room entry management device 40 includes a room entry verification unit 402, a room entry authorized person information DB (database) 404, a room entry authorized person information registration unit 406, a mobile phone transmission unit 408, a mobile phone power supply state determination unit 410, a history registration unit 412, and a forgetting to cut. A history DB 414 and an electric lock control unit 416 are provided.

  The occupant collation unit 402 collates the information acquired from the collation terminal 20 with the information registered in the admitted person information DB 404, and the information input to the collation terminal 20 by the operator is permitted to enter the room. It is determined whether it is identification information of a person.

  The entry permitter information DB 404 is a database that stores the identification information of a user permitted to enter the facility (hereinafter also referred to as “entrance permitter”) and the mobile phone number of the user in association with each other. . FIG. 3 shows an example of data contents stored in the room permitter information DB 404.

  Referring to FIG. 3, the information in one row (one record) in the table in the example of FIG. 3 corresponds to the information of one person who has entered the room. In the room permitter information DB 404 in the example of FIG. 3, the values of each item of “name” and “mobile phone number” are registered in association with the user ID of each room permitter. The user ID is identification information for identifying each person who enters the room, and is unique identification information in the room entry management system 10. The user ID may be a character string including letters or numbers, for example. Alternatively, the user ID may be biometric information such as fingerprint information of an entry permitter. What is necessary is just to register the user ID of the aspect according to the authentication method used with the entrance management system 10. FIG. Of the items registered in the entry permitter information DB 404, items other than the user ID and the mobile phone number are not limited to the items in the example of FIG. What is necessary is just to register the item as needed for the management objective of the entrance management system 10. FIG. For example, the password of the room permitter may be registered in association with each user ID.

  The room permitter information registration unit 406 registers information in the room permitter information DB 404. The room admitted person information registration unit 406 receives, for example, input by the administrator of the room entry management system 10 regarding information related to the room admitted person and registers the input information in the room admitted person information DB 404. For example, a user who wishes to use a facility informs the administrator of the entrance management system 10 of the mobile phone number of his / her mobile phone and makes an application for permission to use the facility. When the user who made the application is permitted to use the facility, the user ID of the user, the mobile phone number of the user, and other information of the user as required by the system enter the room. The information is input to the permitter information registration unit 406. The room admitted person information registration unit 406 generates a record corresponding to the user according to the input information and registers it in the room admitted person information DB 404.

  When the occupant verification unit 402 determines that the information input by the operator to the verification terminal 20 is the user ID of the admitted person, the mobile phone transmission unit 408 indicates the mobile phone number associated with the user ID. Obtained from the entry permitter information DB 404 and makes a call to the obtained mobile phone number.

  The mobile phone power state determination unit 410 determines whether the power of the mobile phone m to be called is off or on based on the radio wave received in response to the call made by the mobile phone sending unit 408 It is determined whether it is. For example, when the mobile phone power supply state determination unit 410 receives a radio wave indicating that the mobile phone m is being called or a radio wave indicating that the mobile phone m is in a call, the mobile phone m is turned on. When the radio wave indicating that the position of the mobile phone m cannot be specified is received, it is determined that the power source of the mobile phone m is in an off state.

  The history registering unit 412 registers in the forgetting to cut off history DB 414 information related to the mobile phone m determined by the mobile phone power supply state determining unit 410 to be turned on.

  The forgetting to cut off history DB 414 is a database that stores information on the mobile phone m determined by the mobile phone power supply state determination unit 410 to be powered on. FIG. 4 shows an example of data contents registered in the forgetting to cut history DB 414.

  Referring to FIG. 4, items of “user ID” and “number of times of forgetting to cut” are registered in the forgetting to cut off history DB 414 in association with each mobile phone number. The mobile phone number in the table of the example of FIG. 4 is the phone number of the mobile phone that has been determined by the mobile phone power supply state determination unit 410 to be powered on. In the user ID item, the user ID of the user of the mobile phone having the corresponding mobile phone number is registered. That is, the user ID registered in association with the mobile phone number in the room entry permitter information DB 404 is registered. In the item “number of times to forget to turn off”, the number of times the mobile phone power supply state determination unit 410 determines that the power supply of the mobile phone with the corresponding mobile phone number is on is registered. If at least one of the mobile phone number and the user ID is registered in the forgetting cut history DB 414, the other items may not be registered. Alternatively, items other than the items illustrated in FIG. 4 may be further registered in the forgetting cut history DB 414. For example, in association with each mobile phone number, the date and time when it is determined that the mobile phone of that mobile phone number is powered on may be registered. In the example of registering the date and time when it is determined that the power is on, if the number of times when the power is determined to be on is more than one, register the date and time in association with the mobile phone number. Alternatively, only the latest of the plurality of dates and times may be registered.

  The electric lock control unit 416 performs control to unlock the electric lock 30 when the mobile phone power supply state determination unit 410 determines that the power of the mobile phone is off. When it is determined that the power of the mobile phone is off, the electric lock control unit 416 outputs, for example, a control signal that instructs the electric lock 30 to unlock, and the electric lock 30 receives this control signal. Thus, the electric lock 30 is unlocked. Further, the electric lock control unit 416 may perform control for locking the electric lock 30. When performing control for locking the electric lock 30, the electric lock control unit 416 outputs, for example, a control signal for instructing locking to the electric lock 30, and the electric lock 30 receives the control signal, thereby 30 is locked.

  A part of the function of the electric lock control unit 416 may be realized in the verification terminal 20. For example, the room entry management device 40 transmits a signal instructing the unlocking or locking of the electric lock 30 to the verification terminal 20, and the verification terminal 20 that receives this instruction signal unlocks or locks the electric lock 30. A control signal for instructing locking may be output.

  A user who desires to enter the facility 1 to be managed by the entrance management system 10 has a mode according to the mode of the user ID registered in the room permitter information DB 404 with respect to the input unit 202 of the verification terminal 20. The identification information is input as its own user ID. For example, if the user ID is a character string, the user inputs a character string representing his / her user ID into the input unit 202 of the verification terminal 20. For example, if the user ID is fingerprint information, the user causes the input unit 202 of the verification terminal 20 to read his / her fingerprint. The input unit 202 of the verification terminal 20 is realized using a device suitable for receiving input of identification information in the form of a user ID registered in the room entry permitter information DB 404. For example, when each person who enters the room has an IC card having an IC chip including his / her user ID, the input unit 202 of the verification terminal 20 is realized by an IC card reader capable of reading information contained in the IC chip. Is done. For example, if the user ID is fingerprint information, the input unit 202 of the verification terminal 20 is realized by a general fingerprint reading device for fingerprint authentication.

  Hereinafter, with reference to FIG. 5, an example of a procedure of processing performed by the room entrance management device 40 will be described.

  The room entry management device 40 starts the processing of the procedure in the example of FIG. 5 when the verification terminal 20 receives a signal indicating that the input from the operator has been received from the verification terminal 20.

  First, the occupant verification unit 402 acquires input information received by the verification terminal 20 (step S10). This input information includes the user ID of the operator who has input to the verification terminal 20.

  Next, the occupant verification unit 402 obtains the user ID registered in the admitted person information DB 404 and the user ID of the operator of the verification terminal 20 (included in the input information acquired in step S10). By collating, it is determined whether the user ID of the operator of the collation terminal 20 is the user ID of the person permitted to enter the room (step S12).

  If the user ID of the operator of the verification terminal 20 is the user ID of the room permitter, the process proceeds from step S12 to step S14, and the mobile phone transmission unit 408 associates with the user ID of the room permitter. The mobile phone number registered in the entry permitter information DB 404 is acquired, and a call is made to the mobile phone number. Note that the mobile phone that is the target of the outgoing call in step S14 is considered to be a mobile phone possessed by the operator of the verification terminal 20.

  After step S14, the mobile phone power supply state determination unit 410 receives the radio wave returned in response to the telephone call from the mobile phone transmission unit 408, and based on the received radio wave, the target mobile phone is powered off. It is determined whether or not there is (step S16). For example, when receiving a radio wave indicating that the target mobile phone is being called or a radio wave indicating that the target mobile phone is in a call, the mobile phone power state determination unit 410 determines whether the power of the target mobile phone is It determines with it being in an ON state. Further, for example, when receiving a radio wave indicating that the position of the target mobile phone cannot be specified, the mobile phone power supply state determination unit 410 determines that the power supply of the target mobile phone is off.

  If it is in the off state, the electric lock control unit 416 determines to allow the operator of the verification terminal 20 to enter the facility (step S24), and performs control to unlock the electric lock 30 (step S26). .

  If the power of the mobile phone is not in the off state, the history registration unit 412 registers the information related to the mobile phone to be called in the forgetting to cut off history DB 414 (step S18). For example, when registering information in the forgetting cut history DB 414 having the data contents of the example of FIG. 4, the history registration unit 412 may store the mobile phone number if the record corresponding to the target mobile phone number is already registered in the forgetting cut history DB 414. Increase the value of the item of forgetting to cut in the telephone number record by one. If the record corresponding to the target mobile phone number is not yet registered in the forgetting cut history DB 414, the history registration unit 412 newly generates a record including the mobile phone number in the forgetting cut history DB 414, and the item of the user ID The user ID of the operator of the verification terminal 20 is set to “1”.

  After step S18, the mobile phone power state determination unit 410 sets a predetermined time (for example, a value between 1 and 3 minutes) based on the radio wave received in response to the telephone call in step S14. In step S20, it is determined whether the power of the target mobile phone has been turned off.

  When it is determined that the power of the mobile phone has been turned off within a predetermined time, the electric lock control unit 416 determines to allow the operator of the verification terminal 20 to enter the facility and opens the electric lock 30. Locking control is performed (steps S20, S24, S26).

  When it is determined that the user ID of the operator of the verification terminal 20 is not the user ID of the person permitted to enter the room (NO in step S12), or the power of the mobile phone is not turned off within a predetermined time in step S20. If it is determined that the entry has been made, the electric lock control unit 416 determines not to allow the operator of the verification terminal 20 to enter the facility (step S22). In this case, since the electric lock control unit 416 does not perform control for unlocking the electric lock 30, the electric lock 30 remains locked, and the operator of the verification terminal 20 cannot enter the facility.

  After step S26 or step S22, the room entry management device 40 ends the process of the procedure illustrated in FIG.

  As described above, according to the processing of the example described with reference to FIG. 5, it is determined that the user ID of the operator input to the verification terminal 20 is the user ID of the entry permitter registered in the entry permitter information DB 404. (YES in step S12), and the mobile phone having the mobile phone number registered in the entry permitter information DB 404 in association with the user ID (that is, the operator of the verification terminal 20 may have the mobile phone) Only when it is determined that the power source of the high mobile phone is off (YES in step S16 or YES in step S20), the operator of the verification terminal 20 is allowed to enter the facility (step S24). If the user ID of the operator of the verification terminal 20 is not registered as the user ID of the person permitted to enter in the room entry permitter information DB 404 (NO in step S12), the operator is not permitted to enter the facility (step S12). S22). Further, even if the operator's user ID is the user ID of the person permitted to enter the room, if it is determined that the power of the mobile phone is not off (NO in step S16), then the mobile phone's user ID is within a predetermined time. Unless it is determined that the power is turned off, the operator is not permitted to enter the facility (NO in step S20, step S22).

  In steps S24 and S26 of FIG. 5, control is performed to permit entry into the facility and unlock the electric lock 30, and after the processing of the procedure illustrated in FIG. 5 is completed, the electric lock control unit 416 of the entry management device 40. For example, when a predetermined time elapses, the electric lock 30 is controlled again. In addition, for example, the electric lock control unit 416 outputs from a sensor (not shown) that detects opening / closing of the door instead of performing control to lock the electric lock 30 after a predetermined time has elapsed from the end of the processing of the example of FIG. Control for locking the electric lock 30 may be performed based on the signal. For example, after performing control to permit entry into the room and unlocking the electric lock 30, a detection signal indicating that the door has been opened is received from the sensor, and thereafter, a detection signal indicating that the door has been closed is received from the sensor. When receiving, control which locks the electric lock 30 is performed. When performing control using an output signal from a sensor that detects opening / closing of a door, the room entry management device 40 receives warning information when receiving a detection signal indicating that the door is open for a predetermined time or more. May be output.

  In the example of the above-described processing described with reference to FIG. 5, when it is determined that the power of the mobile phone of the operator of the verification terminal 20 is on (NO in step S <b> 16), the entrance management device 40 Information related to the mobile phone is registered in the forgetting cut history DB 414 (step S18), and warning information that prompts the operator to turn off the power of the mobile phone is displayed on the display unit 204 of the verification terminal 20. Also good. In this case, the room entry management device 40 transmits the warning information and information for instructing display of the warning information to the verification terminal 20.

  In the above description, the operator authentication is performed based on whether or not the user ID of the operator of the verification terminal 20 is the user ID of the person permitted to enter the room in the room entry verification process (step S12 in FIG. 5). Do. In another example, the operator may be authenticated using a combination of a user ID and a password (or password). For example, in the entry permitter information DB 404, the password of the entry permitter is registered in association with the user ID of each entry permitter, and the combination of the user ID and password input to the verification terminal 20 is the entry permission. The determination in step S12 is performed based on whether or not the user information DB 404 is registered. Alternatively, for example, a common password may be set for all permitting persons, and if the password is input together with the user ID of the permitting person in the verification terminal 20, the determination in step S12 is YES. Good.

  According to the embodiment described above, when the mobile phone of the operator of the verification terminal 20 is turned on, the operation is performed by a ringing tone indicating an incoming call of the mobile phone or vibration caused by the vibrator function of the mobile phone. The operator is notified that the power supply of the user's mobile phone is on. The operator of the verification terminal 20 receives an incoming call at his / her mobile phone when he / she tries to enter the facility while his / her mobile phone is powered on. Further, if the operator's mobile phone is in an off state, a call will not be started between the mobile phone and the room entry management device 40, so a call charge will be generated when a call is made from the room entry management device 40. There is nothing.

  In addition, according to the embodiment described above, the administrator of the room entry management system 10 frequently forgets to turn off the mobile phone when determining whether to enter the facility by referring to the information registered in the forgetting off history DB 414. The person who is allowed to enter the room can be identified. The administrator of the room entry management system 10 can alert such a room entry authorized person, for example.

  Further, according to the embodiment described above, the power-on state or the off-state of the mobile phone is determined by normal phone call to the mobile phone. Therefore, for example, the area 7 (for example, a corridor) near the entrance / exit of the facility 1 in the example of FIG. 2 may be an area that can receive a mobile phone. Therefore, according to the entrance management system 10 of the embodiment described above, without providing an electromagnetic shield or the like in the vicinity of the entrance / exit of the facility where the use of the mobile phone is prohibited, the mobile phone with the power turned on to the facility Carrying in can be prevented.

  The room entry management device 40 of the embodiment described above is typically realized by executing a program describing functions or processing contents of each unit of the room entry management device 40 described above on a general-purpose computer. In the computer, for example, as shown in FIG. 6, a CPU (Central Processing Unit) 60, a memory (primary storage) 62, various I / O (input / output) interfaces 64, and the like are connected via a bus 66 as hardware. Circuit configuration. An input device 68 such as a keyboard and a mouse and a display device 70 such as a CRT (Cathode Ray Tube) and a liquid crystal display are connected to the bus 66 via, for example, an I / O interface 64. Also, the bus 66 has an HDD (Hard Disk Drive) 72 and a disk drive 74 for reading portable non-volatile recording media of various standards such as a CD, a DVD and a flash memory via an I / O interface 64. Connected. Such drives 72 and 74 function as an external storage device for the memory. The program describing the processing contents of the embodiment is stored in a fixed storage device such as the HDD 72 via a recording medium such as a CD or DVD or via a network, and is installed in a computer. The program stored in the fixed storage device is read into the memory 62 and executed by the CPU 60, whereby the processing of the above-described embodiment is realized.

It is a figure showing an example of composition of an entrance management system of one embodiment of the present invention. It is a figure for demonstrating the example of the installation position of a collation terminal. It is a figure which shows an example of the data content of entry permitter information DB. It is a figure which shows an example of the data content of cut history DB. It is a flowchart which shows an example of the procedure of the process which an entrance management apparatus performs. It is a figure which shows the hardware constitutions of a computer.

Explanation of symbols

  10 entry management system, 20 verification terminal, 30 electric lock, 40 entry management device, 60 CPU, 62 memory, 64 I / O interface, 66 bus, 68 input device, 70 display device, 72 HDD, 74 disk drive, 202 input Unit, 204 display unit, 402 entry verification unit, 404 entry permitter information DB, 406 entry permitter information registration unit, 408 mobile phone transmission unit, 410 mobile phone power supply state determination unit, 412 history registration unit, 414 forgetting cut history DB 416 Electric lock control unit.

Claims (6)

An entrance management device that determines whether or not to enter a facility,
The admitted person information storage unit that stores the identification information of the user permitted to enter the facility and the telephone number of the user's mobile phone in association with each other,
By acquiring the identification information input to the verification terminal installed near the entrance of the facility from the verification terminal, by collating the acquired identification information with the identification information stored in the entry permitter information storage unit A user determination unit that determines whether or not the acquired identification information is identification information of a user permitted to enter the facility;
When the user determination unit determines that the acquired identification information is the identification information of a user permitted to enter the facility, the entry permitter information storage unit is associated with the acquired identification information. A telephone calling unit for making a call to the telephone number stored in
A power determination unit that determines whether or not the power of the mobile phone that is the target of the call is in an off state based on a signal returned in response to the call.
When the power determination unit determines that the power of the mobile phone to be called is off, the operator who has entered identification information into the verification terminal is allowed to enter the facility. A decision unit to
An entrance management device comprising: The entrance management device according to claim 1,
When the power source determination unit determines that the power source of the mobile phone that is the target of the call is not turned off, at least one of the acquired identification information and the telephone number that is the target of the call is registered in the history storage unit An entry management device further comprising a history registration unit. In the entrance management apparatus according to claim 2,
The history registration unit further relates to at least one of the acquired identification information and the telephone number of the telephone call target, and the power determination unit if the power of the mobile telephone target of the telephone call is not in an off state The number of times determined by is registered in the history storage unit. In the entrance management apparatus according to any one of claims 1 to 3,
The determination unit permits an operator who has input identification information to the verification terminal to enter the facility when the power source determination unit determines that the power source of the mobile phone that is the target of the call is not turned off. An entrance management apparatus characterized by determining not to do so. An entrance management program that determines whether a user can enter a facility,
An acquisition step of acquiring identification information input to a verification terminal installed near the entrance of the facility from the verification terminal;
The identification information obtained in the obtaining step with reference to the room admitted person information storage unit stored in association with the identification information of the user permitted to enter the facility and the telephone number of the user's mobile phone. And the identification information stored in the room admitted person information storage unit to determine whether the acquired identification information is identification information of a user permitted to enter the facility. A user determination step;
When the acquired identification information is the identification information of the user permitted to enter the facility in the user determination step, the entry permitter information storage is associated with the acquired identification information. A telephone call step for making a call to the telephone number stored in the department;
A power determination step of determining whether or not the power of the mobile phone targeted for the outgoing call is off based on a signal returned in response to the outgoing call;
Permitting an operator who has entered identification information to the verification terminal to enter the facility when the power determination step determines that the power of the mobile phone to be called is off. A decision step to decide;
A room entrance management program for causing a computer to execute. A verification terminal installed near the entrance of the facility,
An electric lock that locks the door of the entrance of the facility;
An entrance management device connected to the verification terminal and the electric lock;
With
The room management device is
The admitted person information storage unit that stores the identification information of the user permitted to enter the facility and the telephone number of the user's mobile phone in association with each other,
The identification information input to the verification terminal is acquired from the verification terminal, and the acquired identification information is verified by comparing the acquired identification information with the identification information stored in the room entry permitter information storage unit. A user determination unit that determines whether or not the identification information of a user permitted to enter the facility;
When the user determination unit determines that the acquired identification information is the identification information of a user permitted to enter the facility, the entry permitter information storage unit is associated with the acquired identification information. A telephone calling unit for making a call to the telephone number stored in
A power determination unit that determines whether or not the power of the mobile phone that is the target of the call is in an off state based on a signal returned in response to the call.
When the power determination unit determines that the power of the mobile phone to be called is off, the operator who has entered identification information into the verification terminal is allowed to enter the facility. A decision unit to
A control unit that performs control to unlock the electric lock when the determination unit determines to allow the operator to enter the facility;
An entrance management system characterized by comprising:

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