Magazine management device, disc device, and magazine management system
AssigneePanasonic Intellectual Property Management Co., Ltd.
InventorRYOJI HIROSE
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Abstract
A magazine management device stores a plurality of magazines in which a plurality of optical discs is housed. The magazine management device includes a case that supports the plurality of magazines, a plurality of partitions that divides the case so as to form a plurality of regions in which the magazines can be stored one by one, an antenna that transmits a radio wave for asking a radio identifier provided to the magazine for a response and receives a radio wave of the response transmitted from the radio identifier, and an arithmetic processor that receives information obtained from the radio wave of the response received by the antenna.
Claims13
A magazine management device that stores a plurality of magazines where a plurality of optical discs is housed, the magazine management device comprising;
- a case that supports the plurality of magazines;
- a plurality of partitions that divides the case so as to form a plurality of regions in which the magazines can be stored one by one;
- an antenna that transmits a radio wave for asking a radio identifier provided to the magazine for a response and receives a radio wave of the response transmitted from the radio identifier;
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- an arithmetic processor that receives information obtained from the radio wave of the response received by the antenna.
A disc device that stores a magazine detachably, the magazine having a radio identifier in which information including identification information of the magazine is recorded, and housing a plurality of optical discs, the disc device comprising:
- a picker that takes out the plurality of optical discs from the magazine;
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- a disc drive that writes or reads data in or from one optical disc of the plurality of optical discs taken out by the picker,
- wherein when taking out the plurality of optical discs from the magazine, the picker reads the information from the radio identifier provided to the magazine.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.