JP2004287586A - Card inspection device, method and program - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a card inspection device capable of inspecting a card prior to its shipment to see whether or not information to be stored in the card has been normally stored. <P>SOLUTION: The card inspection device includes an issuance data storage part for storing card identification information for specifying each card and issuance data stored in each card, in such a way as to associate them with each other; a reading part for reading the issuance data and the card identification information from the card storing them; a comparison part for reading from the issuance data storage part the issuance data corresponding to the card identification information read by the reading part and comparing the issuance data read from the issuance data storage part to the issuance data read by the reading part; and an output part for outputting the result of comparison by the comparison part. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2005,JPO&NCIPI

Description

[0001]
TECHNICAL FIELD OF THE INVENTION
The present invention relates to a card inspection device, a card inspection method, and a card inspection program for inspecting whether or not information stored on a card is normal before sending the card to a customer.
[0002]
[Prior art]
Conventionally, magnetic cards, IC cards, and the like have been used as cards or membership cards for providing a cash service. These cards are pre-stored with necessary member information such as member ID, name, address, etc., are attached to a mount on which the destination of the card is printed, sealed in an envelope, and sent to each member. .
As a system for inspecting the quality of a card before sending such a card to a customer, there is a system for inspecting the communication characteristics (frequency characteristics, output characteristics, etc.) of an IC card. There is also a magnetic card system that performs a magnetic reading test and inspects output characteristics.
[0003]
There is also a system for writing various information to an IC card before sending the IC card to a customer (for example, see Patent Document 1).
[0004]
[Patent Document 1]
Patent No. 3199820
[0005]
In such prior art, since the communication characteristics of the IC card and the output characteristics of the magnetic card are inspected before being sent to the member, it is possible to ship the card in a state where the characteristics of the card satisfy a predetermined level. It is possible to reduce the probability of occurrence of a communication error or a reading error.
In addition, by writing necessary information in advance before sending the card, one card can be used for a plurality of card companies.
[0006]
[Problems to be solved by the invention]
However, in the prior art, since a card whose characteristics of an IC card or a magnetic card satisfy a condition of a predetermined level or more is sent out, the function of the card is normal, but information to be stored in the card is normally stored. It is not known whether or not they have been shipped in a state where they have been sent.
Also, in order to prevent the card sent out from being sent to members other than those to be sent, it is managed whether or not the address to be sent to the member to be sent is attached to the printed board. There is a need. As described above, it is necessary to manage a series of processes from issuance of the card to shipping.
On the other hand, in Patent Literature 1, information can be stored on a card before sending, but it is not known whether or not information to be stored on the card has been sent in a normally stored state.
[0007]
The present invention has been made in view of such circumstances, and has as its object to provide a card inspection apparatus capable of inspecting whether or not information to be stored on a card is normally stored before sending the card. , A card inspection method, and a card inspection program.
Another object of the present invention is to provide a card inspection device, a card inspection method, and a card inspection program for inspecting whether or not a card attached to a mount and the mount match.
[0008]
[Means for Solving the Problems]
In order to achieve the above object, according to the present invention, an issuance data storage unit that stores card identification information for specifying a card and issuance data stored in the card in association with each other, and the issuance data and card identification information are stored. A reading unit for reading issue data and card identification information from the issued card, and reading issue data corresponding to the card identification information read by the reading unit from the issue data storage unit, and issuing the issue data read from the issue data storage unit. A comparison unit for comparing data with the issue data read by the reading unit.
[0009]
The present invention also relates to a card inspection apparatus for inspecting a card having a first recording medium and a second recording medium, wherein the card includes an issue data stored in the first recording medium and the second data. A reading unit that reads out the issuance data stored in the recording medium, and reads out the issuance data that is read out by the reading unit and is stored in the first recording medium and the issuance data that is stored in the second recording medium. And a comparing unit for comparison.
[0010]
Also, the present invention provides a mount reading unit that reads information printed on a mount on which the card is attached, an extraction unit that extracts mount information from the information read by the mount reading unit, and an issue data read by the reading unit. A second comparing unit that compares the mount information extracted by the extracting unit; and, in the comparison result of the second comparing unit, when the issue data and the mount information match, the card is attached to the mount. And a card attachment portion for attachment.
[0011]
Also, in the present invention, the second comparing section reads the information printed on the mount by the mount reading section from the mount on which the card is mounted after the card is mounted on the mount, and reads the read information. And extracting the mount information from the card by the extracting unit, reading the issue data from the card attached to the mount by the reading unit, and comparing the extracted mount information with the read issue data. .
[0012]
Further, according to the present invention, the issuance data and the card identification information are read from the card in which the issuance data and the card identification information are stored, and the card identification information and the issuance data are read out from the issuance data storage unit in which the association is made. It is characterized in that issue data corresponding to card identification information is read, and issue data read from the issue data storage unit is compared with issue data read from the card.
[0013]
Further, the present invention is a card inspection method used in a card inspection device for inspecting a card having a first recording medium and a second recording medium, wherein the card inspection method is provided in the first recording medium. Reading the issue data and the issue data stored in the second recording medium, and comparing the issue data read from the first recording medium with the issue data read from the second recording medium. It is characterized by the following.
[0014]
The present invention also includes a step of reading out the issuance data and the card identification information from the card in which the issuance data and the card identification information are stored. The computer is configured to execute a step of reading the issued data corresponding to the read card identification information and a step of comparing the issued data read from the issued data storage unit with the issued data read from the card.
[0015]
Further, the present invention is a card inspection method used in a card inspection device for inspecting a card having a first recording medium and a second recording medium, wherein the card inspection method is provided in the first recording medium. Reading the issue data and the issue data stored on the second recording medium, and comparing the issue data read from the first recording medium with the issue data read from the second recording medium And causing the computer to execute the steps.
[0016]
BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION
Hereinafter, a card inspection device according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a schematic block diagram showing a configuration of a card inspection system to which a card inspection device 1 according to one embodiment of the present invention is applied.
In this figure, a card inspection device 1 is connected to a registration terminal 2. For this connection, one or a plurality of networks such as the Internet, dedicated lines, and public lines are used.
The registration terminal 2 receives and stores in advance the issuance data to be stored on the issued card from the card making requester, and stores the stored issuance data in the issuance data storage unit 11 of the card inspection device 1. As a method of receiving this issue data from the card creation requester, the issue data may be received from the card creation requester's terminal and stored, or the issue data stored in the recording medium may be received from the card creation requester, The information may be read out and stored by the registration terminal 2.
Here, the “issue data” is information that can be stored in a storage area of a card to be issued, and indicates, for example, a card issuer code, a ticket type code for specifying the type of card, and a lot in which the card was created. It includes a lot number, read data uniquely stored in the card 3, and the like. In addition, information on an inspection result obtained by performing a card inspection process described later is additionally stored. Further, a part or all of the issued data is stored in the recording medium of the card.
In this embodiment, “issuing” refers to a process of writing personal information and common information on a recording medium such as a card, and “shipping” refers to sending the issued card to a customer.
[0017]
The card 3 is a card for sending to a member who uses the card. The card 3 stores issued data, and is sent to the member after a card inspection process is performed by the card inspection device 1. The card 3 is provided with a recording medium for storing part or all of the issued data, and corresponds to, for example, a contact / non-contact IC card. In addition, a magnetic card provided with a storage medium such as a magnetic tape may be used in addition to the IC card as long as it can record the issued data, and the IC card and the magnetic card are combined into one card. May be. As a method of storing the issue data, the issue data may be stored by performing embossing or printing on the surface of the card 3.
[0018]
Here, depending on the card 3, one card is provided by variously combining magnetic tape, IC, embossing, face printing, and the like in accordance with the type of ticket. It is possible to specify which information is stored by IC, embossing, or face printing. Further, since it is predetermined in which storage area the card identification information (described later) is stored in accordance with the denomination code, the storage area of the card identification information is specified and read out based on the denomination code. It is possible. Also, depending on the type of ticket, there is also a type that does not need to be attached to the backing sheet. It is possible to specify whether or not to attach to the backing paper based on this.
[0019]
In the card inspection device 1, the issue data storage unit 11 receives card identification information for identifying the card 3 and issue data stored in the card from the registration terminal 2, and associates the card identification information with the issue data. Attach and remember. The “card identification information” here is information for identifying a card. Hereinafter, the card identification information is referred to as a card ID.
The inspection target card designation unit 12 outputs inspection target information for designating a card to be inspected to the comparison unit 14 based on an instruction from the worker.
The reading unit 13 reads the card ID and the issued data stored in the card 3 from the card 3 that is created based on the issued data and that is to be inspected. The issuance data and card ID are stored in a magnetic storage area stored on a magnetic tape, a contact IC storage area stored in a contact IC, a non-contact IC storage area stored in a non-contact IC, and a face of the card 3. And a barcode printed on the card, a card image serving as a design printed on the face of the card, or the like. As to which storage area of the card 3 stores the issued data and the card ID, a table in which the storage areas to be read are associated with each other according to the card type code is provided in the reading unit 13 in advance. By referring to this table, the storage area to be read can be specified.
[0020]
The comparison unit 14 reads out, from the issue data storage unit 11, the issue data corresponding to the test target information specified by the test target card specification unit 12, and reads the issue data read from the issue data storage unit 11 and the read unit 13. Compare with issued data.
The output unit 15 is a display device such as a CRT (Cathode Ray Tube) or a liquid crystal display device, or an audio output device such as a speaker, and outputs a comparison result of the comparison unit 14. By outputting the comparison result from the output unit 15, it is possible to notify an error to the worker.
[0021]
The mount reading unit 16 reads information printed on the mount on which the card is to be attached, and outputs the information to the extraction unit 17 as image data. This reading is performed by OCR (Optical Character Recognition). The image may be captured by a digital camera.
The term “backing paper” as used herein means that the card 3 can be attached when the card 3 is sent to the member, folded as necessary into a size that can be enclosed in an envelope, enclosed in an envelope, and sent. And the mount information is printed. The term “mount information” as used herein refers to information for specifying an object to which the card 3 is to be sent, such as a card ID, an address of a destination to which the card 3 is sent, a name, a name of a member who is the owner of the card 3, and the like. , Is included.
[0022]
The extraction unit 17 extracts the mount information from the image data output from the mount reading unit 16.
The second comparing unit 18 has a function of checking the consistency between the card 3 and the mount. Specifically, the second comparing unit 18 has a function of comparing the issued data read by the reading unit 13 with the mount information extracted by the extracting unit 17. Further, based on an instruction from a mount consistency inspection instructing unit 20, which will be described later, the second comparing unit 18 mounts the card 3 on the mount, and thereafter, the image is read from the mount on which the card 3 is mounted by the mount reading unit 16. The data is read, the mount information is extracted from the read image data by the extraction unit 17, the issue data is read from the card 3 attached to the mount by the read unit 13, and the extracted mount information and the read issue data are read. Has the function of comparing That is, the second comparing unit 18 has a function of comparing the issue data read from the card 3 before being attached to the mount with the mount information of the mount to which the card 3 is to be attached, and a function of comparing the card attached to the mount with the card. And a function of comparing the issue data read from the card 3 with the board information of the board to which the card 3 is attached.
[0023]
When the card identification information of the card 3 before mounting matches the mount information on which the card 3 is to be mounted based on the comparison result of the second comparing section 18, the card mounting section 19 sets the card 3 to the mount. Attach. This attachment is performed by attaching the card 3 to a mount using an adhesive member such as an adhesive tape or glue, or by sandwiching the card 3 in a cut provided in the mount in advance.
[0024]
After the card 3 is attached to the backing sheet, the backing sheet consistency inspection instructing section 20 issues an instruction to perform processing for detecting whether or not the attached card 3 matches the backing sheet. The data is output to the reading unit 16 and the second comparing unit 18. The detection of whether or not the card 3 matches the mount is performed by, for example, determining the member to whom the card 3 has been sent and the content printed on the mount (address of destination, name, name of member to be sent, bar code) Information) is detected.
[0025]
Next, the operation of the card inspection device 1 in the configuration of FIG. 1 will be described with reference to the flowchart of FIG.
First, when an operator who operates the card inspection device 1 inputs an instruction to register issuance data in the registration terminal 2 (step S1), the registration terminal 2 sets the card ID and the card ID in accordance with pre-registered conditions. It is registered in the issue data storage unit 11 in association with the issue data (step S2).
[0026]
Next, the operator inputs the card ID, the ticket type code, the issuer, and the lot number of the group of cards to be inspected via the card to be inspected designation section 12, and inputs a work instruction to start the inspection (step S3). The comparison unit 14 reads out from the issued data storage unit 11 the issued data corresponding to the card ID, the ticket type code, the issuer, and the lot number designated via the inspection target card designation unit 12 (step S4). Here, the issue data for the plurality of cards 3 for which the read has been instructed is read and temporarily stored in the comparison unit 14 as an issue data list (step S5). When the operator inserts the card 3 into the card inspection apparatus 1 for inspection (step S6), the reading unit 13 reads out the note type code from the storage area of the inserted card 3, and reads the read note type code. , A reading pattern is determined by referring to a table as to which information should be read out of the magnetic storage area, the contact type IC storage area, the non-contact type IC storage area, the barcode, and the card image (step S7). According to the determined reading pattern, the issued data and the card ID are read from the card 3 (step S8), and the read issued data and the card ID are temporarily stored (step S9).
[0027]
Next, the comparison unit 14 extracts the lot number, the card issuer code, and the read data from the issued data read from the card 3. Then, among the issue data read from the issue data storage unit 11, issue data corresponding to the card ID read from the card 3 is identified from the issue data list, and the identified issue data and the issue data read from the card 3 are identified. Are compared (step S10). In this comparison, the ticket type code, the lot number, the card issuer code, and the read data are compared to determine whether they match.
[0028]
The comparison unit 14 compares the ticket type code, the lot number, the card issuer code, and the read data stored in the issued data storage unit 11 with the ticket type code, the lot number, and the card issuer read from the card 3 in the comparison result. If the code and the read data do not match (step S11-NO), an inspection file indicating the inspection result "error" is created and stored in the issued data storage unit 11 in association with the card ID, and the card inspection is performed. It is discharged to the outside of the device 1 (step S12).
[0029]
On the other hand, if the detection results match (step S11-YES), the comparing unit 14 detects whether or not it is necessary to attach to the mount, based on the bill type code with reference to the table (step S13). If it is not necessary to attach to the mount (step S13-NO), the comparing unit 14 creates an inspected file indicating the inspection result "no abnormality" (step S14), and associates the file with the card ID in the issued data storage unit 11. It is stored (step S15). The contents of the created inspected file include inspection information, inspection date and time, date and time when the inspection result was registered, an inspection status flag indicating whether the inspection result is an error or no abnormality, an inspection condition file name, and the like.
[0030]
On the other hand, when it is necessary to attach the card 3 to the mount (step S13-YES), the comparing unit 14 causes the card attaching unit 19 to transport the card 3 by the card transport device. When the card 3 is conveyed, the mount is conveyed to the card mounting section 19 by the mount conveying device from the bundle of the mounts printed and stacked in advance in accordance with the order of the cards on which the card inspection process is performed. You.
[0031]
The board reading unit 16 reads the image data printed on the board transported to the card mounting unit 19 (Step S16). When the reading is performed, the extracting unit 17 extracts the mount information from the read image data and outputs the information to the second comparing unit 18.
[0032]
The second comparing unit 18 outputs the issue data corresponding to the card 3 conveyed to the card attaching unit 19 by the card conveying device from the issue data temporarily stored in the comparing unit 14 and the mount information output from the extracting unit 17. Are compared (step S17). This comparison includes the address and name of the destination of the card 3 included in the read data of the issued data, the name of the owner of the card 3, the barcode information printed on the face of the card, and the address and name of the card included in the mount information. Is compared with the name of the member who becomes the owner of the card 3 and the barcode information printed on the backing paper.
[0033]
Then, when the comparison results do not match (step S18-NO), the second comparing unit 18 performs an error notification (step S19).
On the other hand, when the comparison results match (step S18-YES), the second comparing unit 18 instructs the card attaching unit 19 to attach. The card attaching section 19 attaches the card 3 to the mount based on the attaching instruction from the second comparing section 18 (Step S20). When the mounting is completed, the mount consistency inspection instructing unit 20 instructs the reading unit 13 and the mount reading unit 16 to read, and instructs the second comparing unit 18 to compare.
[0034]
The reading unit 13 reads out the issued data from the card 3 attached to the mount based on the read instruction from the mount consistency inspection instructing unit 20 and outputs the data to the second comparing unit 18. The mount reading unit 16 reads information printed from the mount on which the card 3 is attached based on the read instruction from the mount consistency inspection instruction unit 20, and outputs the information to the extraction unit 17. The extracting unit 17 extracts the mount information from the information output from the mount consistency check instruction unit 20 and outputs the information to the second comparing unit 18. The second comparing unit 18 compares the issued data output from the reading unit 13 with the mount information output from the extracting unit 17 (Step S21).
[0035]
If the comparison results do not match (step S22-NO), the second comparing unit 18 instructs the transport device to eject the mount on which the card 3 is attached as an error. Thereby, the mount on which the card 3 is attached is ejected as an error (step S23). Then, the second comparing unit 18 creates an inspection result file indicating the inspection result “the card does not match the mount” (step S14), and stores the inspection result in the issued data storage unit 11 in association with the issued data (step S14). Step S15).
[0036]
On the other hand, if the comparison results match (step S22-YES), the second comparing unit 18 instructs the transport device to transport the mount on which the card 3 is attached to the shipping process. The mount to which the card 3 is attached is enclosed in an envelope by a transport device by a shipping process (step S24), and then transported to a shipping process. Then, the second comparing unit 18 creates an inspection result file indicating the inspection result “there is no consistency error between the card and the mount” (step S14), and associates the inspection result with the issued data in the issued data storage unit 11. It is stored (step S15).
[0037]
In the above-described embodiment, the comparing unit 14 reads out the issuance data corresponding to the inspection target information specified by the inspection target card specifying unit 12 from the issued data storage unit 11. The issue data corresponding to the issued card ID may be read from the issue data storage unit 11 and the issue data read from the issue data storage unit 11 and the issue data read by the reading unit 13 may be compared. Thereby, the card inspection apparatus 1 can be realized without providing the inspection target card designation unit 12, and the apparatus can be simplified.
[0038]
In the above-described embodiment, a case has been described in which issuance data is provided to the card inspection apparatus 1 via the network from the registration terminal 2 to the card inspection apparatus 1. It is not necessary to connect the devices and transmit the issuance data. For example, the issue data may be provided by reading the recording medium storing the issue data into the card inspection device 1.
[0039]
In the above-described embodiment, in addition to replacing the reading unit 13 with an IC card reader / writer, in addition to confirming information stored in the card, a command is transmitted to the card 3 so that the card 3 performs a predetermined operation. It may be checked whether or not it is possible.
In the above-described embodiment, the storage area from which the issue data is read is specified according to the ticket type code, and the issue data is read. Therefore, it is not necessary to inspect only a specific function such as an IC card or a magnetic card. Also, various types of cards, such as an IC card with a magnetic tape attached, can be inspected for general purposes.
[0040]
Further, in the above-described embodiment, the purpose is to inspect the issued card 3, but since an inspected file is created for each card 3 and stored in the issued data storage unit 11. It is also possible to manage the progress of the card issuing process.
[0041]
Further, in the above-described embodiment, the case where the comparing unit 14 compares the issued data read from the issued data storage unit 11 and the issued data read by the reading unit 13 has been described. The consistency may be checked using only the information. For example, when the card 3 includes a recording medium such as a magnetic tape (corresponding to the above-described first recording medium) and a recording medium such as an IC chip (corresponding to the above-described second recording medium), The information stored in the magnetic tape of the card 3 and the information stored in the IC chip are read by the reading unit 13, respectively. Then, the read information is compared by the comparing unit 14, and if they do not match, an error is made. If they match, the processing from step S <b> 13 in FIG. 2 is performed, and the card 3 and the card 3 The consistency may be checked by performing processing such as whether or not the mounts match.
This eliminates the need to provide the issuance data storage unit 11, so that the configuration can be simplified and the consistency of the card can be checked.
When comparing the information stored on the magnetic tape of the card 3 with the information stored on the IC chip, only a part of each information may be compared.
[0042]
In the above-described embodiment, the case where the number of the cards 3 attached to the mount is one has been described, but a plurality of cards 3 may be attached to the mount. In this case, the mount information to be printed on the mount includes information on each card 3 attached to the mount (card ID of each card 3, address of destination to which the mount on which the plurality of cards 3 are attached, name, etc.). included. Then, the mount is read by the mount reading unit 16, the mount information is extracted by the extracting unit 17, and information on each card is detected, and the second comparing unit 18 detects information on each card detected from the mount information. Compare information with published data. Thus, even when a plurality of cards are attached to one mount, inspection is possible.
Further, the card 3 may be configured such that a plurality of cards of different ticket types are combined and attached to one mount. For example, the above-described inspection can be performed by attaching a magnetic card, an IC card, or the like to one mount. As a result, the inspection can be performed by one card inspection device without providing a card inspection device for each bill type.
[0043]
In addition, the inspection target card designation unit 12, the comparison unit 14, the reading unit 13, the output unit 15, the mount reading unit 16, the extraction unit 17, the second comparison unit 18, the card attaching unit 19, the mount consistency inspection instruction in FIG. A card inspection process may be performed by recording a program for realizing the function of the unit 20 on a computer-readable recording medium, reading the program recorded on the recording medium into a computer system, and executing the program. Here, the “computer system” includes an OS and hardware such as peripheral devices.
[0044]
The “computer system” also includes a homepage providing environment (or a display environment) if a WWW system is used.
The “computer-readable recording medium” refers to a portable medium such as a flexible disk, a magneto-optical disk, a ROM, and a CD-ROM, and a storage device such as a hard disk built in a computer system. Further, a “computer-readable recording medium” refers to a communication line for transmitting a program via a network such as the Internet or a communication line such as a telephone line, which dynamically holds the program for a short time. In this case, it is also assumed that a program that holds a program for a certain period of time, such as a volatile memory in a computer system serving as a server or a client in that case, is included. Further, the above-mentioned program may be for realizing a part of the above-mentioned functions, or may be for realizing the above-mentioned functions in combination with a program already recorded in a computer system.
[0045]
As described above, the embodiments of the present invention have been described in detail with reference to the drawings. However, the specific configuration is not limited to the embodiments, and includes a design and the like without departing from the gist of the present invention.
[0046]
【The invention's effect】
As described above, according to the present invention, the issue data and the card identification information are read from the card, the issue data corresponding to the read card identification information is read from the issue data storage unit, and the issue data is read from the issue data storage unit. Since the issued data read out by the reading unit is compared with the issued data read out by the reading unit, it is possible to check whether or not the information to be stored in the card is normally stored before sending the card. Thus, it is possible to prevent erroneous information from being sent out while being stored.
[0047]
Further, according to the present invention, since the information read from the first recording medium provided on one card is compared with the information read from the second recording medium, the configuration of the inspection apparatus is simplified. And the card can be inspected.
[0048]
Further, the present invention reads the information printed on the mount, extracts the mount information, compares the issue data read from the card with the mount information, and when the issue data and the mount information match, Since the card is attached to the backing sheet, the card on which the unique information corresponding to the card issuer is printed can be matched with the card, so that the card can be attached to a different board. Can be prevented from being attached.
[0049]
Further, according to the present invention, after the card is mounted on the mount, the information printed on the mount is read from the mount on which the card is mounted, the mount information is extracted from the read information, and further, from the card mounted on the mount. Since the issuance data is read out and the extracted mount information is compared with the read out issuance data, it is possible to check whether the card and the mount match or not. Can be prevented from being sent without matching.
[Brief description of the drawings]
FIG. 1 is a schematic block diagram showing a configuration of a card inspection system to which a card inspection device 1 according to an embodiment of the present invention is applied.
FIG. 2 is a flowchart for explaining the operation of the card inspection device 1 in the configuration of FIG.
[Explanation of symbols]
1 Card inspection device 2 Registration terminal
3 card 11 issue data storage unit
12 Card part to be inspected 13 Reading part
14 Comparison unit 15 Output unit
16 Cardboard reading unit 17 Extraction unit
18 Second comparison section 19 Card mounting section
20 Mount consistency check instruction section

Claims (8)

An issuance data storage unit that stores the card identification information specifying the card and the issuance data stored in the card in association with each other;
A reading unit that reads issue data and card identification information from a card in which issue data and card identification information are stored;
Issue data corresponding to the card identification information read by the read unit is read from the issue data storage unit, and the issue data read from the issue data storage unit is compared with the issue data read by the read unit. A comparison section,
A card inspection device comprising: A card inspection device for inspecting a card having a first recording medium and a second recording medium,
A reading unit that reads out the issuance data stored in the first recording medium and the issuance data stored in the second recording medium;
A comparing unit that compares the issued data read by the reading unit and stored in the first recording medium with the issued data stored in the second recording medium;
A card inspection device comprising: A mount reading unit that reads information printed on a mount on which the card is mounted,
An extraction unit that extracts mount information from the information read by the mount reading unit,
A second comparing unit that compares the issue data read by the reading unit with the mount information extracted by the extracting unit;
A card attachment unit that attaches the card to the mount when the issue data and the mount information match in the comparison result of the second comparison unit;
The card inspection device according to claim 1, wherein the card inspection device has: After the card is attached to the backing sheet, the second comparison unit reads information printed on the backing sheet by the backing sheet reading unit from the backing sheet to which the card is attached, and extracts the backing sheet from the read information by the extraction unit. 4. The card according to claim 3, wherein information is extracted, issue data is read from the card attached to the mount by the read unit, and the extracted mount information is compared with the read issue data. Inspection equipment. Reading the issue data and the card identification information from the card in which the issue data and the card identification information are stored,
Reading the issue data corresponding to the card identification information read from the issue data storage unit in which the card identification information and the issue data are stored in association with each other;
A card inspection method comprising comparing issue data read from an issue data storage unit with issue data read from a card. A card inspection method used for a card inspection device for inspecting a card having a first recording medium and a second recording medium,
Reading issue data stored on the first recording medium and issue data stored on the second recording medium,
A card inspection method, comprising: comparing issue data read from the first recording medium with issue data read from the second recording medium. Reading issue data and card identification information from the card in which the issue data and card identification information are stored;
Reading issue data corresponding to the card identification information read from the issue data storage unit storing the card identification information and the issue data in association with each other;
Comparing the issue data read from the issue data storage unit with the issue data read from the card;
A card inspection program for causing a computer to execute the program. A card inspection method used for a card inspection device for inspecting a card having a first recording medium and a second recording medium,
Reading issue data stored on the first recording medium and issue data stored on the second recording medium;
Comparing issue data read from the first recording medium with issue data read from the second recording medium;
A card inspection method characterized by causing a computer to execute the method.

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