FI116818B - A device for improving the robotic and reminder features of the telephone device 100 - Google Patents

Description

A device for improving the robotic feature and memory of the telephone device 100.

The invention relates to a method and a device for improving the robotic-reminder characteristics of a telephone device 100 as claimed in claim 1. In particular, the invention relates to mobile and car communication devices capable of transmitting text messages and data. However, a telephone device is understood to imply in all modes of use, such as so-called. landline telephones, and also telephone exchange 10 are parts of telephone exchanges used to establish a service between a telephone and a telephone exchange service center.

The present invention can be generally compared to robotic telephones and / or the user making and automatically dialing a call. Although the invention encompasses applications, it is particularly suited for use in mobile stations and is described in the automotive message in this context. Alternatively, or in addition, a fixed telephone accessory and / or telephone operator may be provided by means of a central exchange. From the description of the invention, it will be understood which .. which are needed in the accessory or features of the landline telephone, or in the central system.

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Background: Repeat

When a regular call with a handset or speed dial is answered, often <5 is busy, or the other end is not answering right now. Some mobile stations are set to do so immediately or almost immediately; automatically. Even in this case, if the connection does not consist of several call attempts, the consecutive call will take an unnecessary amount of time for pi to concentrate excessively. This is because speech 10 is difficult to track while doing other things, e.g., when the phone is in the pocket, because the headset tones of that phone are not amplified to facilitate pu tracking. For example, in the cellular phone model, only a weaker bar on the screen of the phone is associated with the progress of the call. However, in this case, patience must be placed on the 15 phones to pay undivided attention to the progress of the auto-ring process, i.e., for example, one must hold the phone to the ear and / or follow the desire to know whether or not that call is connected. Often it would also be advantageous to have intervals; longer call attempts The interval between redial attempts from the default menu when using auto-dial.

20 • *: Background: Mobile station while driving.

,. For example, while driving a car, redialing a number or monitoring the above 1 * · · • ♦ # progression from the screen or very faint headphone sounds is very * «continuous or repetitive, and thus causes an increase in * *. this is especially true if the phone in question does not have a so-called. hi • «purchased specifically for this particular car or even available.

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Preferred embodiments of the invention are set forth in the dependent claims. The following describes the functions of the telephone according to the present invention.

In the following, first, more generally, the present invention will be preferred in relation to known devices, and only later, a more detailed discussion of the description of the subject will be discussed.

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Getting rid of other tasks from the insensitive accuracy of your phone

By knowing yourself to be near the phone or having a phone call with the help of the present invention, you can properly release yourself from other tasks. <Possible connection for an automated call while waiting or relaxing because] 15 is easy to follow. Driving a car and connecting a call will also occur, even if the handset does not have special hands free devices and the phone is in the waist belt during auto call attempts. The present robotic phone often makes frustrating call attempts until it can be concluded that the connection cannot be made at that time. In addition, the automatiil 20 remembers to make a call at a certain time or after a certain time, and it is possible to choose whether to automatically dial or to set the call so that it is initiated by means of tar / confirmation at the time of departure.

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The reminder feature and call your own voice messaging service will inform you or n * · * ·. ··· * 25 activities.

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In addition, the phone can serve as a reminder for something: · *. as a reminder of the job or thing being done, or as a reminder of a particular medicine's · · · · ft time displayed on the screen. A call made by phone 4 1 I only the next day at noon. He himself is the next I can be reached by phone. The man had programmed Speech I the previous night to the next day at 1.30 pm, where wife I had left a message when the date and place of the meeting had been confirmed. These are I 5 essential purposes.

I Message Sending Feature: I In addition, the phone can automatically send a text message stating that I have tried or are trying. This is especially important when the recipient is I10 and cannot answer the call but is able to read text messages. Text messaging I sends a voice message via a new type of messaging service.

Observation voices:

From the handset of the robotic telephone of the present invention, during a call, confirmed by a so-called. ringtone, ie alarm tone, if p on the machine to be automatically called. If the telephone being called, the caller in question has the n signal confirmed by the caller Saija. At the next call attempt, the signal may change to an alarm signal because the person being sought has completed their previous call. Thus, pu .. 20 monitor the sounds and the activity of the robot while he himself is free

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': other things are also taken into consideration, such as driving a car.

* * • a * * »· i ·« · *, * ·, The person's answering tone is initially amplified: • a: Handset tones, such as busy or alarm signals, as well as initially the connection; * * *: 25, for example, the person's answering tone is somewhat amplified during audibility I, as will be seen as the description of the invention progresses.

»* I 5 1 medicine or have to go to a specific appointment etc. Phone 100 processor and software logic.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS The invention will be described in more detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings, insofar as it is necessary for the functional requirements of the invention, and please note that you will not find it directly in the description where; 10 References to drawings:

The invention will be described by means of advantageous embodiments in so far as is necessary with respect to understanding the operation and the requirements, with reference being made to the text in the step grid as far as possible from the description. The invention will now be described in more detail with reference to the accompanying drawings, in which:

Drawings presentation:

1A, 1B, 1C, ID, IE, 1F is an isometric drawing of a personal ki mobile station in which the invention can be used. 2A, 2B, 2C, 2D, "20 electrical drawing of the personal travel shown in Figures IA, IB, 1C, ID, IE; e.g., a radiotelephone operating in a mobile network with »*; ^ picture messaging features. Figure 3A is a flowchart showing simple j, i *. the operation of a radiotelephone in accordance with the present invention.

The following figures show, as a flowchart, at time 944 of the operating processes, a feature which is different or more extensive than the operating process 300a of FIG. 3A. Flowcharts and their Operational Process • 14 ...... . . .

6 functions. Fig. 3C shows a position corresponding to Fig. 3B, where the action moves e.g. from Fig. 6A, 6B, or 7 to Fig. 5A, acting as a transition part between these subprocesses. Fig. 5A is a flowchart showing a function portion that displays a reminder of a thing. Figure 5C shows some of the ways or the 5 repeated recurring reminders. 6A and 6B show brochures showing alternate parts 300b1 and 300b2 associated with the operating process 300b, showing a pre-confirmed call, the 6A of which continues with the message transmitting functions of FIG. 8. Figure 7 shows a flowchart, an alternate extension 300c of operation process 300b, which displays 10 more sophisticated signals, such as alarm busy and queuing ^

Fig. 8 is a flowchart showing the operation process 300b os for sending an SMS message for transmitting an automatic SMS or voice message to a number that is not s after multiple auto-call attempts; Fig. 9 is a flowchart showing a subprocess 900 that displays the transmission number immediately if the connection does not automatically dial the voice message transmission number after multiple rings.

Fig. 10A (beginning to step 322, almost similar to Fig. 3/20 10B, shows flow diagrams showing the operating processes 300dl and 300d2, · ·: · 1mm. For pre-confirmed call initiation, and how to change the call intervals S. Fig. 10B the phone manufacturer can easily pick out the present invention • 1 · / 1: the desired part (s) of their new product from various operating processes »1 * ... · 25 the other alternative part shown and link the functions together.

· 1 ···! Figure 1 IA shows the means of achieving a regular, e.g., three times a day • 1 · • · ». 1.1 ~ ..____ 7 a little later reminder eg take medicine or rush to work. An illustration of how to get automatic messaging features selected on and off. Kw Picture 2F recorder start feature at the beginning of the auto call.

5A, IB, 1C, ID, IE and IF illustrate, among other things, the bottom case 101, <RTIgt; attached </RTI> to the top case 103. However, the invention may work equally well in a unified telephone having a loudspeaker above your display in the same case. . In the bottom case! through the front surface as a port for a microphone 107, a keypad 108 with an actuator 10 which can refer to any key 109 and the display li.1 is a projection having a plurality of openings in the front surface for the speaker 105.

Phone 100 may make various choices guided by the output of logic circuits 22 to display 111, and not all of the steps 15 described, or specifically, that information associated with the display 111 is best associated with the step, unless otherwise apparent to one skilled in the art. Furthermore, as a starting point, the user makes choices via keypad 108, or a repetitive detailed explanation, which repeatedly refers to the use of the keypad and also to the principle of operation, e.g., logical circuits 20 and program code interaction, is somewhat avoided. T

The purpose of the invention is to slightly reduce the insignificance associated with the broad field of the invention; * ί «Ϊ

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. * · *, Keypad: * *. ·,: The keypad 108 may have a 10-digit keypad as well as the i *! «* * 25 on, send and EXIT, plus, for example, yes and no key and / or v yes command key. In addition, the keyboard may have one of the following: j *: a scroll key to move forward or backward, or to switch »·· * e A 'il' - t ........ * * A * ti. p ** *, * n, I „8 1

In addition, the keyboard may have so-called. soft key to execute a selected command or a soft key to be selected softly. Preferably, for example, a kernel-changeable soft key command with the key can execute program code and logic circuits 223 o 5 e.g. menu, select, call, EXIT and OK and / or yes and no, hold power! now? yes, do you confirm the speakerphone call? Yes.

Alternatively, instead of having the power on, send and end keys, said selection key can replace e.g. the aforesaid keys. programming logic circuits 223 using a number of functions, such as the start of a call and the END command during a call. In addition, it and the selection key can be combined to provide selection situations in a known manner. For example, the clock settings can be selected · select-] 15 settings can be entered to change the time so that the time can be changed. For example, an unconfirmed call on the keypad Wed may be used to confirm the now-yes command, and then p to scroll to confirm the now-not command, and the call will not proceed. In addition, these should be so-called. Clear key to erase incorrect data or keystrokes and / or Γ \, 20 for previous command, eg in main and submenus. The keyboard may alternate with *: **: or some or all of the above keys may be yes and no • «·

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The structure of the IA, IB, 1C and ID keyboards differs from that shown by the fact that * * 'Y'i type keyboards can be used to provide the * ... · 25 described in the invention and

The upper case 103 of Fig. 1B has openings 112, 113 for all Figures IA-ID in the telephones for transmission of sound to microphone 107 and loudspeaker 105 differs from Fig. 2A. such that it shows k 211c instead of one line 211. Further, the nonvolatile memory 207 and the transceiver 203 are connected via respective lines 219, 221. The control circuit 209 is associated with a clock 22 to set the correct time and to maintain that correct time, the logic circuits 2.5 which continuously provide the clock 227 and the logic circuits 223 vir in the electrical diagram with an additional timer 228 which can be driven wholly or partially ^ 229 eg to count call attempts. Fig. 2D shows both a timer or, more specifically, a calculator 229. Fig. 2E shows a watertight protection of some parts 3 10, as well as two calculators 229a and 229b, and a timer 22 clock means 227a and 227b, and two memories 207a and 207b. Evaporated connected to control circuit 209 via its own line 221b.

Operational control.

The program code includes instructions executed by the control circuits 209, and in particular, the one created in the memory. The control circuit 209 of the commands and the data provided by the data input from the keypad 108 and the signals received by the transceiver 203 controls the operation of the radio telephone 100 according to this information: the operation 100 is controlled by the microprocessor to the memory elements. The microprocessor of the telephone 20 is connected, in accordance with the method of the invention, to an automated calling function controlled by a program unit controlling the automated messaging function, and a reminder, * or at least one of them.

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Connection for Speaker 105 Confirmed: • * 25 For Speaker 105, the connection is established during normal calls, the sounds of the automatic calls made to connection 213i to the speaker 105 are the telephone * j, | · In the first step, through amplifier 213b, line 213c, gaining e.g. 1.5 a »a ·· 1 1 L. , - f 10 is confirmed by pressing the hold command key or pressing the mentioned hold command will be replaced in the alternative action structure now? yes with a command that is then used for example in two contexts. It is seen that in order to distinguish between the different concepts of these two commands, 5 separate hold keys or key combinations used only for 319 but not for step 31 Id do you confirm now? yes the command hold for the function key or key combination is p £ 318 and 319, the headphone tones from speaker 105 are damped at normal talking volume, and the headset is more comfortable raising 10

Microphone sound amplification in Figure 2B:

Fig. 2B shows a more advanced solution than the one shown in Fig. 2A, in the solution from the microphone 107, the current impulses are routed back to the receiving end during normal calls along line 2Ha in an unconfirmed forward direction e.g. transceiver 203. Instead, at the beginning, before the continuation of the call is confirmed by pressing e.g. pi <the equivalent do you confirm now? yes, the current pulses generating the commanding key or key combination at the receiving end pass through the amplifier 21b, e.g. transceiver 203 and, for example, a receiver for 20 persons. This will make it easier for the recipient end to hear what the phone is saying when it is simultaneously affected by the following: • * * 1. The voice channel is a programmed voice connection established.

• · · ». ···, 2nd part of the telephone 100 as a port for microphone 107 <• * • \: from the mouth of the user of the telephone 100.

w »25 3. -Confirm now? yes the command or the like hold the command anti »• a not yet printed, whereby the logic circuits 223 control the contents of the program code:: according to the current flow through the amplifiers 21 Ib and 213 b.

· «·« ^ «·· • · 11 to confirm. This helps track the call progress when the handset is not yet alternatively, for example, waiting for a data connection to come in .. so that the call is heard at the other end of the call, at least a more sophisticated solution can say something that said voicemail than amplifier 211b the microphone 107 part is still quite far from the mouth of the phone 100 user. When the phone 1C from its storage place, for example, from the desk to hand, first pressed, can you confirm now? Yes, the command key or combination of keys (105) is raised to the ear.

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The top case 103 is shaped in such a form or length that it does not allow too much speech to pass through the front surface as a port for microphone 107 away from speech or loudspeaker 105. This allows the call to be initiated automatically even if the top case 103 is turned over with the key 15. The solution may be implemented, for example, by having a concave _ shorter portion 110 in the top case 103 which provides voice access to microphone 107 from loudspeaker 105. and a corresponding connecting slot or port opening for the loudspeaker 105. The solution of Figure IB further shows curved piercings 20 or through openings 112 and 113. These openings facilitate the exit of sound, e.g., at an angle of about 60-120 degrees in the other direction than opening 110. ^ * *: a possible belt case with telephone 100 transported, the corresponding * · * ψ

. · * ·. microphone 107 and speaker 105 for easier separation of sounds. P

There is no upper cover (103) that swings over the keyboard, and audio access through the loudspeaker is more easily accessible. The device has a top case 103, if any, does not completely cover the microphone 107 and does not echo! * *: top housing 103 has at least one aperture for conducting sound from outside mil 12, in particular logic circuitry 223 associated with memory 207 performing in response to n commands changes said current to pass by amplifier 213b in solution 2A. In this case, the headset k of the user 100 of the telephone is muted. Similarly, in the solution of FIG. 2B, the control code 209 included in the program code, and in particular the logic circuit 223 associated with the memory 207, e.g., hold for a key command, changes the current to pass un amplified i through the amplifier 21b instead of the line 211c. In this case, the receiver headset attenuating 2B headset tones are also controlled in response to e.g. hold key command 10 past amplifier 213b as in FIG. 2A, whereupon telephone 10 (headset 105 is muted).

Confirm Speaker Call Function:

Figure 2B thus shows, in addition to amplifier 213b, amplifier 211b 1 15 from microphone lines 21a1a and 21le. With reference to Figure 2B, the automatic call alternates with the alternatives described above, alternatively, currents continue to flow along lines 211c and 213c. most preferably, the top case 103 when opened in the room allowing the telephone 100 to function as a speakerphone. Correspondingly, the phone, with Josh 20 (not shown), is set only with the keyboard and the screen facing up, that is, naturally * *; [on the table. For a call with this option, confirm the speakerphone »·. . causes the power to continue to flow from the microphone 107 lines 211 c would strengthen •! · ** !. * transceiverUe 203 instead of line 211a. Selection Confirm Speaker Phone * *; the power flow from the call recipient to the transceiver 203 through the line 213c] • · «« 25 105 through the amplifier 213b. The command to confirm a loudspeaker call which tel * · the required key or combination of keys preferably keeps the call site j of the call disconnected, in this sense corresponding to an automatic pre-determined pi · 13 filter circuit that cuts current and / or voltage over peak I to a certain decibel limit said peaks would not be suppressed when I converted to sound vibration from the speaker 105. A component such as a wavelet I / O filter circuit, e.g. a coil and / or capacitor and / or a filter or combinator I5, is best positioned between amplifier 213b and speaker 105.

I Hearing protection components to protect the second party I to the second amplifier 211b preferably also relates to a component or characteristic; I filter circuit for cutting current and / or voltage at peak I 10 to a certain decibel limit converted to sound from the receiver's speaker vi I. The latter component, as still alternatively the filter I and / or the capacitor and / or the filter or a combination thereof (not shown), is placed between the amplifier 211b and the transceiver 203. In each of said I circuits, the audio frequency signal passing the line 213c and / or 211c is amplified until the final desired level is reached, but no more than the set 1 I is set to protect the hearing.

I Control circuits 209 and logic circuits 223, of which the latter is the mu I hook function: I 20 The program code contains the commands executed by the control circuits 209, and in particular lo £ I: ·.

I * '\ located in memory. Set of commands and data entered from keypad 108 1 # * I. . the paths provided by the signals received by the transceiver 203, the control circuit 209 controls the operation of the radiotelephone 100 according to this information I ***** I, ·,; the function to be controlled is the so called. off hook function with handset open

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I. ···. In 25 mobile stations 100, the voice channel is programmatically opened when only certain signaling channels are open in its I *** I (handset closed) mode.

I · · * »* 14 The default time and duration of time are stored in memory 207. Likewise, you can enter another drug called“ it and it ”and the associated time or go with it to a person at“ it and it ”. The reminder can be entered in the pre-reserved text menu, which can preferably be accompanied by graphics. 1 ^ 5 also provides a beep which will be returned as the description of the invention progresses.

Display Features: Display 111 may be of any known type, such as an illuminated liquid crystal display, alphanumeric and graphical guides related to the operation of the telephone. Said r 10 is shown, for example, by means of text, numbers and characters and / or pictorial symbols, alternatively, in a desired hour and minute format, after a certain period of time. An image symbol may represent, for example, a typical showing the name of a drug, and said image symbol may be accompanied by another kel symbol which, in punctuation or numbers, indicates the intended use of the drug. Taking the medicine can be illustrated in a known or moving image by means of a cap which opens and disengages itself from the jar, which, upon opening, is shown on the display 111, e.g.

User selection menus: 20 The user can also access various settings using keypad 108 j • ♦ «· · *. exit these settings and menus. Such settings and menus * 1. . different ringtone settings, ringtone settings, reminder time * 1 1 [··· [reminder time settings, pre-confirmed call settings, pre-v ii 9: call settings, and so on. The settings can be accessed in settings I 1 1 25, for example by using the arrow keys or so called. using the navigation keys or still answer k; Unlike the ringing reminder described in US-5,625,683, the process progresser can automatically set and set the user to be close to the phone or carry with them, for example. He does not want the telephone 100 merely to remind him to dial the I number as described in US-5, 625,683. He or she leaves the call on memory only and then first attempts to select manually from which the auto-dial feature of the phone could resume, if the connection with known devices with auto-dial capability cannot be made, I program directly the keypad 108 using the telephone that he first attempts to dial manually or with a speed dial I 10 I A freely redialable call made by the present invention I alternatively has already tried to dial, for example, speed dial or fully mar I, but that phone is busy or does not answer.

I program the auto call to leave the phone 100 again at 15 seconds, at intervals of my choice. He makes selections from the keyboard 108 and the pI 111 memory 207 by means of logic circuits 223 in the menu he is searching for at a moment's time, much like he would do a completely new auto-dial. He's not going to turn off the phone right away.

I ,, 20 Selecting Auto-Dial 1: I * · I * · * I '. For example, when the phone he is trying to connect to is busy, he v I · · I: ... after a certain time. Alternatively, he decides to call a specific ail I · «· I * * 4 * I. ···. when you think you can best reach that person. Then he chose I # * «.

from the action menu, for example, a number of functions c * *; ' * ': 25 scroll keys and a so-called "scroll key". use the multi selector or a similar key, eg OK, to select the autoplay mode.

: in a differently designed buzz device 100, he dials the telephone number 100 and the corresponding name using the listener stored in the phone 1 16 or the list stored in the phone 100. Alternatively, he enters the key number and, if desired, the associated name. During telephone 100 auto, he presses the confirm key or key combination 5 in advance to make the auto call. The call will then come from step 311a to step 31b of the selected ai operation process, and the phone 100 will not confirm now without asking.

More conventional auto-dial.

10 When making a call where the telephone 100 immediately dials again, Y, for example, dialing by dialing itself did not necessarily result in longer call intervals technically required by the operation, a telephone autoplay function quite similar to that of some telephones. Here, too, tracking the ring tone is easier with these known devices for the reasons outlined, which makes it easy to track sounds and speech coming from loudspeaker 105. Here, too, he might want to go to, for example, Figure 402, pre-confirm the "yes" option, and then choose the default ring intervals using steps 333 and 334, and if desired, to turn the transmission feature on or off (described later).

20 i · • # • · · *. Selecting a reminder activity; * #. . If the user of the telephone 100 instead selects the time and i · »or, for example, from the memory of the telephone 100 using keypad 108, brings the telephone number and the corresponding name and • ·

. ·. ; reminder key or key combination (eg Figure 10A step 40U

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. ···. 25 to proceed from step 311a to step 31U of the operating process 300a (300dl)

ι · «100 reminds him to play. The alternative operating model built:: ': 100 is enough for him not to press the confirm key or key in advance; 17

From reminder to pre-confirmed.

The reminder function can be converted into a pre-confirmed call, for example, the first attempt or even another attempt is made that you may not have done before. This can be done by pressing the necessary pre-strong; 5 key combinations. An example of this can be seen in step p 402 of operation p of FIG. 10B, which is pre-amplified, which is accessed via the other set list 400. This will be returned as the description of the invention progresses.

5A of the partial operation process 300B

10 The operation process of the telephone 100 is illustrated in Scheme 300a, which is explained in the more complex embodiment of the preferred embodiment in the drawing 5A as a flowchart 300b and also returns to the invention. The user of the telephone 100 may also press which selects a reminder function from the menu, and traces the reminder that will be triggered at the moment of his or her choice without having to accompany the reminder. This will be explained with reference to steps 401a, 401b of Figure 10B later. K does not include a dialed or recalled phone number, do you confirm now? Yes, press to resume playing. The last n 20 then relates, for example, to the aforementioned reminder of a medicine or thing.

• M »* *; Alternatively, the built-in phone 100 has a reminder function * «·« the user of the phone 100 does not press the confirmation key or • • t (not shown) and additionally brings the phone number to the display 111 to dial • * 25 nunw or the nunw 207 content may still include a phone number • *; reminder "key function, i.e. the case reminder function 401a is not muted 18

Operational process 300a of the flowchart of Figure 3..

A method of operating a radiotelephone constructed as described above will now be described with reference to Fig. 3A, wherein the flowchart displays a radiotelephone process 300a, which may e.g. make other choices in this invention. alternative supplements to this process.

Steps 301-307 to verify handset opening.

Operation at its simplest follows the operation process 300a of selection option 10. As the description of the invention progresses, more complex processes will be disclosed. The process 300a begins with step 301. Logically periodically reserved addresses in memory 207 to determine if there is a telephone stored there for making or recalling a call (step 303.) When no pu is found, the process returns to the beginning. Once the phone number is found, the logic circuits 15 whether the current time is equal to or greater than the ringing time (e has not passed the pre-confirmed call time or call reminder time, the process returns to the beginning. When the current time equals the pre-set call time or so that no autodial is initiated or not reminded when dialing or talking at 20, the logic circuits 223 determine whether the handset is open (step * **! · ..: is aiJkl process to continue checking whether the handset is open.

• · • «» · i • * ·. ** '! Steps 308-309b Alarm and Power On.

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When the handset is closed, the logic circuits 223 cause the alarm device to emit a k I * 1 25 alarm tone that can be heard by a person (step 308). When the power of 100 according to step 309a is off, the alarm tone, for example with a beep tone, only indicates that • ·: This tone does not indicate whether the call is a pre-confirmed call or not! 19

Step 309b when power is off.

For example, when the radio is off, for example, when the user is below the sound that can be heard and therefore cannot know that the function is idle when he hears the sound and does not press the power key, the logic circuit 223 step 309b). The time logic circuits 223 initially find out whether the radio has turned on the programmed timeout without changing the call time to the radio based on the set default time step (step 327), 15 minutes ahead of the memory ringing time, and the process resumes after 10 minutes Every 15 minutes until the user responds by pressing the power.

Step 310, Screen Display.

When the radio is turned on and the call time is set to 15 or equal to the current time, the phone number is displayed on screen 111 (asl

Branch Steps 311a-311b-311c.

Advantageously, the display already confirmed is already labeled with the Call Recall 20 tag. Alternatively, the first identifier is associated with the display 111 ii · * «* the identifier pre-confirmed in step 311b of the corresponding audio symbols s * ·« t • · • ... The keys 109 of the keypad 108 either have a pre-set confirmation • confirmation is not set when storing a phone number in the call memory.

• »• i»: The logic circuits 223 check from memory 207 whether the * isti 25 key combination has been pressed in advance. In both cases, the telephone number to which s <4 ** is further preferably displayed by means of step 310 on the display 111.

• 4 • 4 · • · »* 4 · *» 4 * Ϊ I ncluded M a nd let the user ·· 20 223 contribute to the user that the attempt to connect will start automj Thus, the start of the autodial is indicated by dialing the voice number corresponding to step 311b. in addition to the number, and preferably also on the display 111. The caller selection may in practice be influenced by the Prime] 5 pricing program (low cost calls in the evening).

Ring tone for auto-dial.

The logic circuit 223 may, as an additional feature, associate a unique identification tone with the telephone number in question, if one is set (not shown). The tone ^ 10 resembles a melody that is attached to a call from that person, such as is stored in memory 207, differing for example at a melody rate <faster. This ringtone allows the phone user to already hear to anyone or, alternatively, to someone in a group, such as an e or a family member or close friend, that auto-dial is ir 15 screens 111. This feature facilitates remembering and is likely to connect in advance to the visually impaired .

Ringtone with ringtone reminder.

20 When the number you are calling is not pre-confirmed by pressing the required * * # key 109 or a combination of keys when setting the call memory * »:. ·. proceeding in the non-direction to step 311 c. In this case, the telephone 100 informs the loudspeaker *** * f "; by means of a recognizable tone different from all other sounds, that there is a time when the logic circuit 223 plays a different ring tone from the pre-recorded tones stored in the memory 207. reminds you to have an a *: Identify the tone to the person or target group.

21 is reminiscent of a melody that is associated with a call from that person, if any, stored in memory 207, differing, for example, in the speed of the melody being significantly slower. Alternatively, a known ringtone indicates which person, such as a relative or family member or close member, will receive that call, if it is confirmed to the user then the phone has a 100 menu (e.g., section 400 of the list) to select which group or ringtone pasting (not shown). For example, Här, when recognizing, decides not to respond to any reminder at this time and to continue his other chores, whereupon the call reminder will repeat after 10 selected intervals, perhaps at a time more convenient to him.

Adjust the speed of the ringtone melody.

In many melody playback devices, such as some battery-powered wall clocks, the playback speed of the melody slows as the battery becomes weaker. With such features of this type of playback device, the mobile playback speed can be intentionally slowed down by lowering the voltage of the current needed to produce the melody and / or reducing the current, such as by means of a transformer. It is best to use the highest or non-reduced voltage current in the pre-confirmed auto-play ti ··. 20 to bring in an importing melody as an indication that an automated call might occur;

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a 31 Ib). Slightly reduced voltage and / or reduced or ie relative to right: ·, voltage and suitable current are used in normal phone 100 to provide: * · "" correct and true-sounding tone ". Preferably, e« *: \ j voltage and / or the smallest current is used in call reminder functions to provide slow slow, because when not in response to a call, for example, a gentle and humorous "stretched" slightly off-tone tune creates a comfortable a * feel (step 311c). The mentioned sounds are best in their non-volatile $ s <block of controls for their music recognition function. The functions are not shown in the drawings.

5 Branch position in step 311a.

The operation process 300a has the following options at branch 31a: • l. The user may have already pressed a key or the key corresponds to the function of the confirm key in advance (step 311/10 continues automatically from step 311a to your "yes" branch * 2. pressed the key in advance or the key corresponds to the confirm key (for example, picture action, automatically resumes the "no" branch, and hand key or key combination corresponding to the command that confirms the "yes" command (step 31 Id). function) and logic circuits 223 cause the radiotelephone 10 'to twist the telephone number in memory (step 31f).

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e leaving the batch is canceled and the process proceeds a::. From step 311e, the process becomes step 323, from which you can press * · * · I 108 key 109 to erase the number and time you dial or remember l «· *; * · automatically return to the beginning.

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Yes and no keys.

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Steps 311d-311f.

In step 31 Id opening the handset can be done mechanically (key shown). Alternatively, better, the off hook function, that is, in step 3 of the handset av 3lf generated by the logic circuits 223, programmatically generated my answer to 5 now confirm? yes the answer is in step 31 lf with the enj number twisting. In other words, in step 31f, after opening the logic circuits 223, the logic circuits 223 direct the telephone 100 to send this telephone number as a dial tone to the telephone connection. In addition, the logic will programmatically hold the voice channel if a connection is established.

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Steps 311a to 312 in a concise manner.

In step 311a of the first alternative, the user is advised which information stored in the code for processing the instruction by pressing the front cover-confirm key or key combination key 15 process is shown in the drawing 1B in step 402 of the operating process 300d2. When the time has elapsed, when the key selected time has elapsed, the logic circuits 223 will have the following functions of the radio telephone 100 auto: proceed to step 31a and further in the "yes" direction a to play the pre-confirmed voice ID of step 311b; sit 20 to open the handset, so called. “Off hook” function, “off hook” -t <ft · ft ft # *. to automatically twist the phone number in memory i • ft. ^ direct the phone 100 to send the phone number · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·. and set a timer (step 313). The timer calculates the time; ft «··«. ·. : Trying to connect.

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Steps 312-313.

i'il In step 312, the logic circuits 223 generate the * m m instruction attached to the program code.

In any of the landline telephones, any robotic speech and / or electrical switch associated with burglar and fire alarms, for example, by magnetic coil, closed at the tips or still at the base of the transistor by a controlled current that flows through the transistor while the base current Such a landline telephone device preferably, a display, and more preferably a processor for controlling operation, as described in the invention. In mobile devices, the handset opening function is best accomplished programmatically by means of integrated circuits, which may include programmable logic circuits and / or so-called. client-specific ASIC logic 10 alternatively, e.g., in mobile stations, the aid of logic circuits 223 to the base of the transistor can be controlled from the carriers, providing a current flow of at least one tr; which creates an "off hook" mode, while lack of base current in turn causes the mode to go off. There are many practical possibilities for implementation and are 15 Professional Steps 314-317d-317c.

In the next step 314, the logic circuits 223 check whether a connection has been established, and the logic circuits 223 continue to check whether the connection has been established. The check connection is established or until the connection attempt time ends in step 315, the time measurement that started has expired. When the connection attempt has ended in step 20, step 316 increments the counter and shuts down the handset software function • 1 * "counter is full (step 317a), the process proceeds to step 317d where advantage,, 1 is removed and the process returns. , in step ♦ 1 i «· * 11 · 1 timer to measure call attempts interval Step 317c checks onl • 1 Interval completed until said call attempts interval is reached Ring # 1 1!, ···. After 25 the handset is reopened in step 312 and trying to call again <• · · ♦ · in such a way that the process starts again from step 312 and the above “off:” occurs.

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· 25 press keypad 108 hold down or equivalent confirm now key (109) or key combination to hold call; Step 318 further activates a separate clock from 227, as seen in Figure 2C, which reduces the time down. Alternatively, the setting of the clock 227 is operated by operation 5 with the memory 207 such that, in addition to the ringing time, the memory 207 is also supplied with the times that the clock measures.

Hold On, Step 319.

When the user presses before the time expires, do you confirm now? Yes Tue 10 force key (109) or key combination (step 319), the call continues according to the instance, he can additionally make the call stay or confirm the speaker call key or key combination. Pressing a mail and checking whether that key was pressed occurred Logic circuits 223 continue to check whether it is time to press the key; 15 presses the key terminates in step 320 or the logic circuits 223 find out, <printed, and the call remains in effect until the process continues to step 3 in due time.

Time to act out of shame-structure *; ·. 20 This structure, in which the time out function (the so-called time out structure), may be • * «i: in some selection functions, in which case operation is more likely to occur if the user does not react in time (not shown). Such points may be pre-***: 323, 324, and, for example, 328, 329, and 333 shown in Figure 10A. When the operation is ai ** ·: \ j advanced to any of these steps, the operation proceeds: 25 time the key is pressed ends without the key being pressed. With this structure, for example, sending a new tone (step 311c) to the user's attention her • *: the progress of the call does not permanently stop eg step 31 Id.

• ** • · • * 26 1 press the required key (109), the time presses the key (stop if he has forgotten to carry the phone 100 or talk! For example, he has left the desk for a moment and the call on it step 32a and the handset 100 of the telephone 100 ("on hook" function) and the voice channel are closed by means of 5. For example, in a landline device this is accomplished eg by aii switching the handset off by interrupting the so-called hold wire magnetisation coil; by cessation o the base of the transistor, whereupon the transistor stops conducting current which results in a function ("on hook" function) which also closes the speech channel.

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Step 321b.

This is followed by step 321b, where the logic circuit 223 pre-disables> the process returns to the beginning. In this case, the pre-confirmed call is another unconfirmed call which does not proceed from step A beyond step 311d 15 the user returns to the location and confirms the call. This process of change (step 321fc repeated unnecessary ringing. However, the person being called may have gotten n called because he or she has been called, for example, a mobile phone will probably see on his / her own mobile phone screen which of his / her phone number he / she is seeking. .. 20 as the description of the invention progresses.

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When the required key 109 on keyboard 108 is pressed and the logic circuits 2 *. *. J find this out (step 319), the process proceeds in the "yes" direction and the call {f ** 25 In step 322, the logic circuits determine whether the call terminates "End $" key or key combination. As Ij *: alternatively end a call started from the other direction in step 31 lf or i 27

Alternatively, the process is constructed in the manner shown in Figure 3B for the part 300a 2. In said part operation process 300a 2, step 319, in which the automai is executed and a key or the like is pressed, is in its checking step. In this verification step, in step 322a, the checker 5 checks and the checkup continues until the call ends. At the end of the call, the information corresponding to the ended call is automatically deleted so that it does not automatically repeat, nor does it change to a reminder mode, since the call was made once and the process resumes. For example, when you do not have a person on the ring, the decision to make a ring reminder or automatic re-ring o: 10 would be a whole new thing.

Focuses on steps 31a-313 of Figure 3A

When the logic circuits 223 find out, in step 311a, that the process of pre-confirming by pre-pressing the keyboard) 15 or a combination of keys when storing a number in the call memory, the process proceeds to “1

In step 31 Ib, the logic circuits 223 in memory 207, in their own program block which controls the mi and / or identification audio function, retrieves a non-volatile mass corresponding to a pre-confirmed number. Mair is played from the loudspeaker 105. After step 31 Ib, the handset is opened automatically *. 20 In step 312, the logic circuits 223 generate a «hook» function, i.e. an "open handset" function, associated with the program code. In step 313, the logic circuits • *:. ·, Dialing, that is, directing the telephone 100 to transmit j M * fr. *** on the display 111. as a dial tone for a telephone connection.

* fr • fr * «« «m fr 25 Refinements to Steps 313.

The program code includes e.g. for opening the handset and starting the countdown, the control circuits 209 perform, and in particular the logic circuit 223 associated with * * fr fr ____ i. I ... ___. .

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The countdown timer.

The timer may include a counter having a preloaded number, an RC circuit, or a circuit of the mi 5 type which produces, for example, a signal or a current that lasts for a while. During this time, e.g., the active signal informs, for example, the signal recognition element logic circuits 223 that the timing is in progress in the manner in which the logic circuits received. Alternatively, the logic circuits 223 discern said current flow.

10 Using the timer.

A counter, timer, timer circuit or calculator such as the one mentioned above may be used to operate the clock device 227, all of which have similar functions; steps 313-315 and 317b-317c; in steps 31309a-309b; steps 333, 334 of FIG. 10A, 10B acting on your steps 15; as an alternative to the hour and minute format in the devices available in steps 324, 326, 327 of Figure 3; as the operating devices controlled by steps 333-334 of FIG. 10A, 10B, such s clock device 207 may be used, e.g., the time to be checked according to the call interval of sixty 305 of the unconfirmed call.

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* ♦:. ·, The latter type of transfer can also be used to move a matter or call «· ·. * ··, with the pre-confirmed call or reminder interval increments» * · * for the time being audited. For example, by sequentially activating the timer switch of the timer switch associated with timer 228 or kel * * · 25, the time period can be changed several times by the time limit! f,: *; In addition to 227, telephone 100 preferably has at least one timer 228 or dual 29 not printed. This will disconnect the phone being called (step 321a). when the handset closes, whereupon the speech channel closes and eg the one-sided ur call is disconnected.

5 Steps 313-315 and Time.

The program that best uses the clock device 227, or alternatively, e.g., a separate countdown timer, performs steps 313 and a time count, e.g., 30 seconds, after which the handset is closed - i.e., "if the call is not answered. The “on hook” function can be an inexpensive manifestation! 10 faster when the phone 100 detects a busy signal. In this case, the handset closed 316) can, for example, within 5 seconds quickly follow the busy signal s as well as both the mechanism of operation of the telephone 100 and the telephone 100j. It is good for the user of the phone to hear the busy signal knows the connected one. This will be returned to as the description of the invention progresses.

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Call reminder.

Saving a call reminder in the phone memory is done sar autoplay save, except in the case of auto call, press the * 311a "pre-confirm" key or key combination. It is preferable to pre-confirm by programming the function * *: "select interval for call attempts if you want to select a shorter or longer time with a default value of eg 10 or 15 minutes.

Setting the ceiling time by the phone manufacturer.

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: The program code eg automatically changes to the "reminder" function, except the * * * *: "Confirmation" key or key combination would have been pressed or eg I 30 would have to be used without interruption.

Steps 314-32 Ib.

If a telephone rings and has to be answered due to leaving a forgotten phone 100, step 321 prevents the call from being unconfirmed if step 319 cannot be pressed within a specified time. 311 a-311 c-311 d to 311 d. From 311 d, press the "confirm now? Yes" - answer key or key 10 to connect the call (step 311 d) or alternatively go to a new pre-confirmation to make the call proceed to step 311b, for example, to proceed to step 323a of Figure 10B, discussed in more detail below, of course, in the list of other settings and options 400.

15 Call Attempts Ceiling, Steps 317- 317d.

In accordance with the preferred embodiment, the call is also automatically unverified when the number of call attempts exceeds a set limit. ' when the counter is full in step 317a, the counter incremented in step 316 is es: times. After the logic circuits 223 have determined that the counter is full, a "yes" -share will be obtained .. 20 317d, whereby the gain will be removed beforehand and then proceed to the beginning.

• ·. for example, after ten attempts to change to reminder, j * *; you without action only to step 31 Id- This prevents the call from being left on auto · · «• i * ·. ···. e.g., for more than the 10 times mentioned. Preferably, the words "dial« · "· ·: \: remain on the display 111 until the reminder is reacted, for example, by deleting it by selecting a new time reminder. Alternatively, the so-called. “Time out” -1 9 ·· structure. The intended structure is manifested by comparing steps 318-32Ib and so that the call returns to start repeating at the set time.

The name and / or number information required for that outgoing call is obtained by entering the complete information of it or how the complete information is entered into said memory 207. The process of Figure 13 is advanced; the partial operation process 400, and the partial operation process 4C 5 of Figure 12A to the partial operation process 300d2, all of which return to the description of the invention ec The display indicates: Predefined (step 310 or 311b).

For a better understanding of the operation, return to Figure 10> step 402 "pre-validation" again. In addition, the displayed number and / or nir 10 is preferably programmatically connected from memory 207, e.g., the message "Advance 1 alternatively, e.g.," the call originates. The message is displayed immediately steps with the name and number information, or only when the forks are performed in step 311a. In the latter case, the "Preassigned" message is associated with the numeric information when step 311b is executed to call 15. Both methods are possible to implement e.g. program by means of instructions executed by control circuits 209, and in particular logic circuit 2 in memory.

Examples of display information, Unverified or Amplified 20 311b or 311c).

An example of the information on the screen is shown in Figure 1C on screen 111, where the name, phone number, word combination "pre-confirmed", "*" aa * 11. * ring while auto-dial is in progress (step 311b figure) 3A).

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In the second example, in the case of the display 111 of Figure IA, the display shows: the number of the dedicated voice messaging service the phone 100 is just calling · * · a Then uti + Pvc tnrl ^ nnaWticocti , which shows a reminder on screen 111: take evening medicine XXX, 1 piece and evening medicine piece This information is related, for example, to the rule shown in Figure 5A for the reminder function (steps 310cl) which also includes voice 5 as a recognizable reminder function. Again, these screens will return as the description of the invention progresses.

Signalointiäänien and the other party's response reinforcement.

With the handset lifted, i.e. the circuit and / or the switch or switch, act as \ 10 in the off hook function (step 312 of FIG. 3A) to open the line and when the logic · has activated dialing, i.e. directing the telephone 100 to send a visible telephone number as dial tone (step 3A). 31. includes the signaling tones which indicate, for example, an alarm or a busy tone that normally indicates a triggered function when the headset is selected 15. These tones are best controlled by an amplified call from amplifier 213b shown in FIG. 2B, e.g. The only way to amplify the sounds is to take a few folds, making sure they are not harmful to your ears. When the handset is lifted on the called phone and there are 20 ringing tones, the auto-ringing phone · ·: Speaker 105 mutt. a is not dangerous to hearing even if the earpiece ψ is ringed, usually says its name or something that is now audible • *** ··; / loudspeaker 105. According to a preferred embodiment of the present invention, “or • · ** \ can be removed to step 319 related keys “hold1 ♦ · · o ·· 25” now confirm? Yes ”button before lifting the handset cor * · ·:. ·. Focus: Step 318-319, Beep and Timer Step 321a-3 • 4 · »·· * · ***. unconfirmation.

33 now? Yes "button to hold the call. In step 3, does the time press the key? If said time expires follow step 320 by the phone manufacturer via program code to set the user to select within 20 seconds or alternate key selection within 5 if the power button according to step 319 is not activated by this time This is followed by handset shutdown (step 321a) gain off 321b).

Focus: Calculator and alternative options.

The calculator may be a stand-alone device, but better the logic circuits 223 begin to calculate the clock laws, which can best be determined by selecting one of the two keyboard 10 options, e.g., between 20 or 30 seconds (not shown). If this is not pressed “do you confirm now? Yes, the "key, or in the alternative reason key," or similar key combination in step 15 will automatically cut off. This ensures that the pre-confirmed and established call is different if the user of the telephone 100 is not reachable for any reason when the call is established.

Manual termination.

20 You can manually end a call by pressing the “end” key, p

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· 3. put an end to the debate with the other Party, which has been played. K

• · «started and it continues and the call is not terminated, logic circuits 223 continue • 1; 3; 25 to determine if the call is ended.

Step 311d-322 Confirm Now? Yes command and end call.

2 • o »3 * i _ iii i_ _i t # it became ·· t_ 34 the logic circuits 223 open the handset, that is, change the circuit and / or switch to the off hook function of the device combination, the line ai activate dialing, that is, direct the telephone 100 Alternatively, some of the mentioned software functions, such as activating the handset dialing, can be replaced manually by "do you confirm now by pressing the enter key, or can the operation follow a well-known method such as" call "command? to implement, when the nir number information for dialing the dial is selected and displayed on the 10 landline display, or when the name information or at least the numeric information is at least preselected by a ringing telephone without display.

End a call or call attempt.

A call or call attempt that has begun in step 31f may be terminated by pressing 15 keys or the like, for example, in response to a busy signal, a message recorded on the answering machine, or to terminate the call by the other party. Logic circuits 223 find out whether a call or call attempt terminates Logic or call termination 223 logic circuits 223 find out, for example, by checking whether the handset is closed (in the "on hook" position). Kur 20 terminated, logic circuits 223 continue in step 322 to determine whether] • *: Pressing the “End” key or key combination is preferably included in tarl m *. / 322, although the actual “press the key” step is not described.

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Simplified shooting mode.

4 # * ·. * ··, 25 The simplified shooting mode has been selected so that the relatively wide scope of the invention can be easily understood by those skilled in the art. For example, not every r: j is displayed. separately, such as the pros <· * «· step 323 and 324 illustrating the display operation on the display 111, prior to displaying the required selection nip 35, the logic circuits 223 will then present the user via option 111 (step 323 in Figure 3A, or step 323b in Figure 10A, 10B). “Yes is provided by keyboard 109 key 109 or key combination, next“ yes ”answer or corresponding“ delete ”key is selected, the ringtone of telephone number 5 is erased from memory 207 (step 325), however, the process returns to start only for reminder function and that numerc a quick dial list if it is stored there and, for example, dialed calls to step 323, the program proceeds and pre-confirmed via an unconfirmed call, e.g., when the call ends in step 322.

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Steps 323-324, decide on a new reminder or call attempt.

The user may also not delete the call reminder in step 325 in the 323 "no" direction. Thus, he may decide to renew the 31 31-31 lc-31 ld-311 and 323 advanced call attempts such as unsuccessful calls and receive other calls, which, for example, only have an answering machine and the steps 314-322 and step 322 h 323. If he has progressed to this point (step 323), the call reminder will most advantageously remain in the reminder mode even if it is not explicitly confirmed. If he has proceeded to the step of deleting (step 323), the auto p 20 function will preferably remain in auto call mode even if it is renewed, j <... · be changed to unverified. After that, the user can follow • ·: where the text on screen 111 asks (do you choose the default) press “yes” or • u! enter key 109 or key combination to select a default.

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The default time can be, for example, 15 minutes or shorter or longer. The default may be a i: 100 selected by the manufacturer, or more preferably the default can be set • aa Λ 4 Λ Λ Atwnn π · ** 4 · μΜλ11α · * λ1 · · Ικ Λ Η ϋ * ι -1 -1.. The 4 1 I λ 36 playing time is thus automatically changed to the default pre-programmed playing time, (step 327), and the process returns to the beginning. Description of the Invention Figure 3B illustrates an alternative way of constructing a telephone 10 (a confirmed call that ended in step 322a will always have to step 5 in advance the confirmation will be removed.

New Call or Reminder Time Step 326.

When "no" is selected in step 324 (do you select a default), the user is prompted to enter a new ring time for that telephone number with the 109 keys (step 10 restarts. In step 326, the ring or reminder interval is entered in minutes or minutes, e.g. .

Need for a more complex operating process.

The foregoing describes the telephone 100 and its operating process 300a in its yk 15 mode of operation, which is difficult to further delimitate without loss of functionality. For the more demanding phone user, the phone 10C has more features and / or options available, e.g. sei

Voice memo for the reminder.

.. 20 The reminder sound code is the most distinct from the other sound code 4 * *: reminder and is the most relaxed and relaxed melody w *: The sound code can be, for example, self-selectable from a limited selection. of the voice dialing menu so that the user of the telephone 100 does not interfere with the reminder due to the excessive voice dialing. Preferably, these 4 4 25s as well as the call reminder audio code are "stretched" e.g. by lowering the • 44 voltage when it is played as mentioned above in the ring reminder section l J · the voice options selection may be enabled for the main reminder message # ·· 37

step 401b of FIG. 10B, which is accessed by selecting "yes" from step 401 in kernels, marks, and numbers to memory 207. The reminder may be, for example, a reminder of FIG. II to take two different evening drugs named. For example, a picture reminder can be set to repeat every night at the same time without a limit 5 and in a function menu designated as a reminder menu in the list 400, for example, in the action menu or in Figure 1A. set the interval at which the reminder will be repeated at regular intervals of 6 to 6 hours, 8 hours, 12 hours, or 24 hours, or even one week and I

Alternatively, the reminder can be repeated, for example, alternating between 16 and 8 hours of daily rhythm. Another easy way to keep reminders of the same time or day to day is to still show the process of Figure 5C 15 Morning wake up and medication with alternating weekly rhythms.

One way to trigger an alarm on weekdays at 7.30 and Saturday and Sunday es at all is shown in Figure 14. In addition, Figure 14 shows a new alarm to remind you to take your morning medicine when you wake up, ie every day 15 minutes after waking up * Λ Remembering to take 20 medications for people of all ages who need to take medication repeatedly for long periods of time;

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How the process 1000 works.

! / · Ί In the process of Figure 14 in 1000 steps 1001, the logic circuits 223 use the n • * * 25 sound generators to wake up the signal at 7.30 am, the in c logic circuits scroll through the reserved addresses of the process 1000 in memory i «*: in step 305 of step 300d2 1 logic circuits 223 browse from their memory locations. Now, at 7:45 pm, the user will set a new tone. If the user does not pre-<the phone will not ring again. Phone 100 can distinguish between weekends; memorizing 207 records a different wake-up call for each day of the week, and / or what is not needed when working five days a week, or is a rhythm of life with multiple routines. 5A, 5C, 11A, 11B, and 14 in the infrared system preferably detect commands encoded in the program code by regular instructions, and are stored in memory 207 so that they are repeated without being re-exported to memory only once.

The phone does not need to be "programmed" with the buttons 109 more than once by making a weekly memo, and does not need to be reactivated if it does not need to be changed (due to change. Logic circuits 223 4 wake up early and get sleep over the weekend. On screen 111, you can always see the other input text shown at step 14 of each display operation in the drawing, always output at the right time, in an understandable way step-by-step to the next week through steps 1005 to 1028. asl • * * • Μί • φ. 'Moving from the routine to the weekend and again into the new week.

** * *. · * ·. For example, switching from Friday morning routine to Saturday morning routine * * *; \ fc: Display operation: Fri wake-up 7.30 ring tone (step 1017); press * * 25 to turn off (step 1018); screen operation take medicine xyz and make a sound ·· · to take 7.45 (step 1019); press the button to turn off the clock · · J alarm at 9:30 am ring tone (step 1021); press the button to ring the clock tt ·! (OcItaI 1 V (\ r \ Irt created lOntoino a! Kuli 1 + a Viai-nfiS im 'eggs mx.niiiinnin aa 39

Time recording equipment needed.

As an alternative to using the clock device 227, for example, Fig. 1C t 228 may be used to calculate eg Monday from 7.30 am first step 5 from step 1004 23h 45min and again 15min and again 23h 45min The drug cycles or steps reserved for other things to remember be over 6, after which the process continues to the next working day. The user of the distinctive voice tag phone 100 can know immediately what different ringtone to be distinguished now full time and respond quickly to a reminder if it knows it; 10 important.

Reminder related symbols.

The person taking the drug according to Fig. 14 may sub-process 4 of Fig. 12A (go to retrieve symbol 1, which is an image of the vial, and save it "yes'5 15 354) for automatic connection to its dedicated memory location (step 355). By pressing step 401a of FIG. 10B, the symbol 1 moves to step 401b and is positioned in the symbol space shown in step 401b, by using keypad 108 to enter numbers in the reminder text. The user can set up the process 1000 setup menu <.. 20 by typing each week's program, including reminders, according to the stiffness displayed by that menu. Reminders come in a process of 1000 as • m: preferably in their reserved positions in a logical numerical step

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. ···. 1028, as many steps a day as the phone manufacturer considers {··· The user is left with the reminder times, texts, and any pictures t * ·: * '* j in place to enable the weekly program. Steps can be taken without reminders. For example, the user may provide the following steps 1003, li · 1019, 1023, 1027. with symbol 1 in a manner that clarifies other various shifts in the regular reminders of the description * v 2 of the invention will be further clarified by Vel «40 beeps on these weekday mornings, e.g. already "push out the door".

Special treatment for Parkinson's disease »5 This method can easily set reminders for the subject, such as taking the medicine once a day. For example, in the treatment of Parkinsonism, a pharmaceutical company has an internationally significant new drug that will surely be difficult for other patients to take because it is known to take either 5 or 6, or a repetitive procedure such as k10 or a hardware maintenance check or the like.

System-specific features include: regular recurring recalled features;

Thus, it is a system for improving the reminding features of the robotic telephone device 15 of the telephone device 100, which has access keys 109, as well as an action-controlled program-controlled processor element when the device includes an alarm. The system is characterized by: the 28th day of the month is controlled by self-paid payments, which automatically reminds by sounding and bringing, for example, a bank connection: .. 20 alarms can be substantially permanently set for each day of the week * «f wake up weekdays eg two hours earlier than Ψ 9:. ·. Sunday mornings; the previous alternative is that Saturdays and Sundays • Ψ 9 • t · t. * ··. not executed at all; that each day of the week, for example, may be set as a reminder time of vii · **, for example to remind you to take all five or k * ·; ***: 25 of Parkinson's disease medicine; that each day of the week can be set e.g.

··· reminder time, alternatively, instead of taking the medication, for example, the reference ·, ·; to remember the completion of the task; that to complete the task can be ·· * • I f / ipch in Cl mritpffl tf »unload / to load toUAirlrci In m the target nn 41 reminders bring to Fig. 11A in process 600a, Fig. 5A to Regular reminder share and Fig. 5C in process 1100.

Figure 11A. Access to regular reminders.

5 In Fig. 11A, flowchart 600a shows an example of how reminders that are repeated the same day are made. Fig. 1A shows the highest view, for example, of the other settings of Figs. 12A or 12B and 10B and 400a, or 400b, which also acts as a transition to process 600a (not shown in Southwest *). While scrolling through the list of other settings and options, you will find 10 using the "arrow" or "yes" and "no" keys to select "yes" from step 100 of the phone to 430. The "No" option takes him back to the other 400a. In step 430, continue to select "Yes" to display "Regular Reminders SELECT ON" on screen 111 or any of the other tel 15 Step 601a.

Thus, from the list 400a mentioned above, proceeding, depending on the selected to: keypad of the telephone 100, e.g., an arrow key or a yes and no key vote 601a. Depending on this mode of operation, eg "Yes" or "OK", the "Yes" selection leading to the regular reminders (step 601a): ·. 20 arrow keys (109) in step 430. Alternatively, the "yes" selection is made with the i ** ... key that performs a number of variable functions, such as SELECT, SOI '•; * j, designated by the text on screen 111 separately for certain steps 1 *. ** 4 alternatives to pressing this variable function key j; the selection is to go forward or back, for example, with the arrow keys. / m · "/ · 25 logic circuits 223 automatically transfer the operation of the telephone 100 to step * 9 9: Step 601b.

• 9 * ♦ 9 9 9 A »1. ^ 1 _____ ^ AtL ___ 1__1« ____ 1 ΛΛ ___ * ___I ",. ___ · _______ tl 42 characters on the display, the operation of the phone returns to step 400a, back and / or to the selection list 400a.

Step 601c.

5 When the user of the telephone 100 has selected "yes" in step 601, the operation then proceeds to step 601c, where logic circuits 223 bring in the words "do you select time 1" or "enter time 1" or the corresponding num <symbol in your memory, or the timer on display 111 for printing the time itself when the time 10 is entered, he key in the desired time using the numeric keypad, eg 08.30, j <223 to control the correct position on the display 111. Logic circuits 223 control hourly display in hours and with these keys, the telephone 100 can be used in another mode of operation n; 15 Alternatively, the time display may be made or assigned in any 12-hour obvious manner. la in a way that is obvious to the industry happy with the time of day it has chosen. Once he has selected the time for step 60Id and confirms the keystroke with "yes". For example, do you confirm by pressing “Yes” option 20? Yes (step 60Id) • · in the phone's 100 alternative structure, press the corresponding key, eg “1 j”.

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Step 602a,

If he is not satisfied with the time he chooses, he will do "no" 25 601d. In this case, the operation process of the telephone 100 returns to the list of other settings 400a. As a result of the “val” option, the logic circuits 223 erase the time * *: off in step 602a to avoid any confusion. Time 1, · «♦ * · a * * _ _____ 1-1 ·« t * _ _ 1 .1 1 «·« i «« «« 43 keys 109 or key combination, logic circuits 223 store the time for the reminder function and key function changes to operating mode (use keys 109 on keyboard 108 to enter letters on screen 111 j Logic circuits 223 will then display 111 e.g. text "key in memos") 5 then type 109 eg "Take morning medicine" and "1 piece" as needed a way to enter numbers The letter-entry reminder of the content requires it. In the previous step 601c, the key is also best shown on the display 111 in its place. Preferably, the lots further display, in step 60, of memory 207, for example, the text "reminder" 10 a number, letter, or symbol which expresses the same idea sufficiently, but leaves room for writing the reminder itself. The reminder-related symbol may be associated, e.g., with moving graphics, such as, for example, as described elsewhere in the description of the opening vial. The medicine can image, i.e. the symbol 1 shown in Figures 12A and 12B, or other syr 15 replacing or supplementing the written text, stored in the memory 207 may also be interleaved by the user of the telephone 100 and retrieved from the memory 207 to the display 111;

Step 601Π.

Step 601fl selects whether reminder 1 and a possible symbol are stored: * e 20 symbol 1 retrieved from memory location 12A or 12B, e.g., from step 353: * ** with selection followed by step 601f2, i.e. saving for reminder function, v, • l; · Time 1 and reminder 1 from memory 207 with "no selection" followed by step 602 • · * J ··· ·. "· '. 601 f2 logic circuits 223 memorize the reminder text selected in step 601 e and possibly «*« in response to said step 601 fl "yes" selection in memory 207.

* *. ···. ? 5 * * ·· ♦

Repairs and changes.

* ·; The user of the telephone 100 may make corrections or changes to key commands in a known manner until he is satisfied with the reminder, and the claims of the invention, time, h 44, are not limited to a particular selection of keypad 108 and function commands.

Stored it.

5 In step 601 f2, logic circuits 223 use keyboard 108 to store n with any selected symbols or characters in memory 207 for each function, whereby reminder 1 is fully stored and ready 1 logic circuits 223 finds a reminder e.g. in the solution of FIG. the reminder goes from step 300 to step 300 at the same time. In addition, in step 31,223 of Figure 5A, it is discovered that reminder 1 is regularly repeated. 1 1. The option automatically follows step 31 Oel, for which the logic from the memory 207 to the display 111 is for example, "Do you delete this day?" Or the item? "Or the like.

15

Reminder reminder.

In this case, the reminder in the Option 1 function (step 310e3) shown in process 300b of Figure 5A can only be deleted for that day, but in the following days again and again, unless it is removed with "no". A. 602b and write with the possible symbols that the selected time is erased from memory 20 '* ♦ • »• ii • i *« * # · · ** ·. Reminder 1 Selection Only and Remaining Options: ·· ·

Thus, the user of the telephone 100 can confirm reminder 1 and time 1 "• * 25 in steps 601fl. Preferably, the logic circuits 223 then display 1 "Reminder 1 saved, do you enter time 2?". When the phone 100 uses • ·; J * reminder 2, he does not select time 2. If he does not want to do n • * * * _ · can select “no” in step 601h_ then he will get 2 in m 45 text “do you type reminder 2”. does not want to make a reminder 2 hi select without entering reminder 2 so 111 will not be marked with reminder items) This will allow him to make reminder selections.Also he can skip reminder 2 he can also skip past 5 if he does not want him reminder like a reminder

Alternatively, he can do the following: key in Time 2a to make Yes or No to save Time 2 to clear Time 2 from step 602c and return to choice list 400a by the way; key in reminder 2 in step 601j; make a reminder or "yes" or "no" option in step 601kl; erase reminder 2 and return to list of other settings and / or options 400a saves reminder 2 in step 601k2; 15 to enter 60lm in 3 steps; to record the time of day 3 in step 60In of the "no" selection; causing time 2 selection to clear asl to return to list 400a of other settings and / or choices; key in step 60lp; make a note about saving or erasing a reminder in step 601rl; clear time 3 and reminder 3 and return 20 to the list of settings and / or selections 400a (step 602f); save reminder 3a: return to menu 400a reminder 1 and / or 2 and / or 3 without deleting step 60Is k • · ί. ·. 601 r 1 by selecting “yes”.

· · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·, · Less frequent recurring reminders.

• ♦: ***: 25 But what if 100 phone users have trouble remembering to pay all 1; without getting bear bears, like the monthly pay-per-person mal • · · It is still conceivable that the phone 100 could be used to keep up to date with things like λ * ·, such as some important anniversaries. Affordable 46 1 unchanged on a regular basis or repeatedly "refreshed".

Fig. 10b is an introductory part related to Fig. 5Λ.

The process 300d2 of Figure 10B begins with step 301. Logic circuitry 223 scans aj <5 addresses in memory 207 to determine if there is a telephone number »stored or ringtone reminder or a reminder (step 303). As the telephone number or m logic circuits 223 determine whether the current time is equal to or greater than the reminder time (step 305). When the time has not passed in advance, no 10 call times or call reminder reminder time, or the case reminder i process returns to the beginning. When the current time is greater or the predetermined call time or call reminder time ensures that the auto-ring is initiated or the call is reminded while the user is already speaking, logic circuits 223 determine whether the handset is open (step 307). As the process proceeds to check whether the handset is open, except in the case of a mi, preferably a low tone can be heard from the sound generator and the reminder is controlled by customs logic circuits 223 and program code even when the handset is open. The handset will preferably receive a louder beep (not shown).

20 Steps 308-309b Alarm and Power On.

·; · '* When the handset is closed, the logic circuits 223 cause the alarm device to emit kajj *: an alarm tone that can be heard by a person in the event of a call reminder, aui or a reminder (step 308). When, in step 309a, the phone's 100 vin * Λ: alarm tone, for example, beeps only to indicate that it is time to make or reminder · *** 25 indicate whether it is a pre-confirmed call or a reminder call (or the more complex process here NOTICE '• · * · 3 In this case, if the power is off, the user can hear the sound and turn on the power, j: ***: ........... .....

47 are known at least from the aforementioned patent publication. In addition, the corresponding process is explained elsewhere in the present invention (Figure 5A in connection with the partial operation process 300B and the accompanying part flow diagrams only briefly illustrate the call reminder operation. Followed by 5 known methods, with a slight difference in numbering. The flow of the process can be easily viewed from flow charts, such as flow diagram 300d2 and the accompanying flow diagram of Figure 5A, which is a more detailed description of the operation of the telephone referring to logic circuits 223, memory 207, and interaction.

The beginning of SA.

Logic circuits 223 check from memory 207 the following things, which memory 15 controls the flow of the process: FIG. 5B Flowchart 300B: Step 309a, is the power followed by step 310a; whether it is a telephone number; yes, follow step 310b; display. When the number and its associated name are displayed a; logic circuits 223 determining from memory 207 whether the number is set in advance, the call proceeds to figure 6a or 6b. Which one of the above pictures does the operation of 20 the phone manufacturer's decision on what alternative way he builds p «• v f When the number is not pre-confirmed.

* »♦ 9: [**: When the number is not pre-confirmed, follow step 31 le and the ring tone · · *. ** $ will be played. When the user hears a tone, he or she can confirm whether you confirm the 25-key or key combination. Then follow step 31 lf. If k any key, the process stops at step 31 Id. Preferred operation • · * · t 5 he does not press eg confirm now? "Yes" command key or key 48 reminder (step 311c) with loudspeaker 105 for ringing reminder dialing reminder and dialed number redisplayed on screen 1

Step 31 lf.

5 As an example of stiffening the operation of step 31 lf, it can be mentioned that software opens the handset, i.e., switches the circuit and / or switch or boiler combination to an off hook function, then activates the telephone 100 to send the displayed telephone number 111 to the telephone the voice channel. Option 10 of the mentioned software functions, such as unlocking the handset and / or dialing can be replaced manually “confirm now? The "Yes" command given by manual pressing or operation can follow any other turn used to execute the "call" command, for example, when importing a mobile phone or landline is selected for name or always dialing! 15 or when the name information, or at least the numeric information, is present in the aii landline phone, which has no display, by means of a call-back function.

End a call or call attempt.

A call or call attempt started in step 311 f can be ended by pairing .. 20 keys or the like for example in response to a busy signal, a call • * ··! ·. ·: Message recorded in voicemail or end the conversation with the other party • »: played. The logic circuits 223 determine whether the call or call attempt is terminated; ·

The logic circuits 223 of the call or attempt to terminate the call find out ···; \ j, for example, by checking whether the handset is closed (in the “on hook” position). When terminated, logic circuits 223 continue, in step 322, to determine whether pressing the "End" key or key combination is preferably included, even though the actual press key step is not described.

4911 through step 323a between step 10b in step 323b. The "k" provided by the keypad 108 key 109 or key combination, ie, when the "yes" answer or the corresponding e.g. "delete" key is selected, the corresponding call time is erased from memory 207 (step 325) and the process returns to the alb 5 structure in step 325, press a key to confirm that you really want to delete. However, the phone number is only deleted, e.g. and that number may remain in the speed dial list, for example, if it is in the list of calls made to it. At the same point in step 323b, the program advances through a confirmed or unconfirmed call, e.g., call ends; 10 322, the solution of Figure 10A and 10B and 5A has an advantageous step 323a, through which 400a to make various choices with "yes" option, the "no" option results in a step

From step 310a no direction.

The logic circuits 223 check the memory 207 for the following: i. 10B, the information found in step 303 of the description of FIG. 10B proceeds toward step 310a (comparable to a; in process 300a) of FIG. 5A as described above. In the case of the mc phone 100 shown in connection with Fig. 5A, the operating process differs at least one step from the simplest operating model of the Fig. 3A phone 100 shown. When lo 20 does not find the telephone number * * «in step 303 from the information found in the ringtone reminder or auto-dial mode, the process does not * *» • t ·, in a more versatile mode, do not branch to step 310c 1. Then lo * »* *. ·, Out of memory 207, display 111 reminders as a print operation. It is preferable not to press the button 109 to display the reminder on the display 111 for a longer period of time;

·. * · Time out button.

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* ί Time. with a reminder visible without step 310c2 check taD

The 50 keys are not pressed (step 310c2), the logic circuits 223 find out the key 109 is completed (step 3i0c3). The time is measured, for example, by the timer circuit, or the time i presses the key ends (step 310c3), follows step 310c4 and sets the time that must elapse before the process resumes. As a timer, the reset timer 228 can be reset by the timer restart multiple counted by the timer 229 of Figure 2D. This time is, for example, a quota set by the manufacturer, or selectable by the user (not shown), e.g. some time \ During this time, the user may e.g. come so close to the telephone 100 that he hears a beep. When the timer 228 or timer circuit is set for 3 to 15 minutes, the reminder is returned once again, and the tone attempts to attract attention this time.

When the key is pressed.

Once the user has pressed do you confirm now? The operation of the telephone 100 used as the Yes key proceeds to step 310d. From step 310, the phone has two different ways to make the phone 100 that the selected phone needs to be executed, or the manufacturer provides the user with a menu where he or she uses mode 1 or mode 2 (menu not shown). In this case, the telephone 100 can operate in both of the following ways.

20 · *

Option X. Step 310d, (still Figure 5A) \ 1. If the reminder is stored regularly, for example at a few dark intervals, the logic circuits 223 find this out a: \ j and automatically take the "yes" branch to step 3lOel yooooo »· * **. * · 25 the question" do you delete this item? " In the next step, 310e2 created a check to see if the question was reset by pressing the "yes" key or the "no" -n * »: neither key was pressed for a period of time set by the phone manufacturer.

Step 310e3.

When the user presses the "Yes" key (step 310e3), the reminder is deleted for example 5, which is to be repeated in the morning, such as once every 12 hours. If the user presses the "no" key or the time presses the key, the user will be given additional time to react to the reminder, for example he / she may re-accept the reminder when he / she is present for the first time. When the reminder is delayed again, the user can press “k 10” to remove the reminder from this item (step 310e3), so that the next reminder will not occur until after the said 12 hours.

Does not branch from step 310d.

If the reminder is not stored in a regularly repeated format, log 15 will be able to find it out and automatically take the "no" branch

In step 323b of the process 300B of Figure 5A, or in step 323b of the process 300d2 associated therewith, the display shows the question: delete ?. With this "yes" option and preferably with the backup added to step 325 (press naj reminder (step 325) completely and the process returns to the beginning. Alternatively .. 20 options will continue in the "no" direction to make various choices eg to select a new mu * * · * reminder interval (Steps 324-334 'of process 300d2 in Figure 10B)] Option 2.

• 0 0: * ·. · 2. In step 3, the logic circuits 223 always display 111 questions: 25 reminders are repeated regularly and the user selects the "no" key or "yes This can most advantageously be associated" time went by ohT function ( not shown). When es • 0: The time measured by the timer 228 or timer circuit, e.g., 30 seconds, passes the user · ** * · „. · Inoir Irrigation 793 select wlru1, t.Valction switch »tiHncca 7 Irirf + lifetime r» n always 52

Figure 3C illustrates a subprocess 300a3 which may serve as a link between different subprocesses. For example, from subprocess 300b of Figure 6A, subprocess 300b2 of Figure 6A, or alternatively 300c of process 7b of Figure 7, either subprocess 300a2 of Figure 3B, or subprocess 300a3 of Figure 5 may be switched. The subprocess 300a2 of Figure 3B, or the alternative subprocess 300a3, may be moved to the subprocess 300B of Figure 5A. 5, 300b, in turn, can be moved to sub-process 300d2 of Figure 10B. By combining alternatives in different ways, it is possible to select the most suitable properties for the mat that combines the properties sought. Still further, alternative 10 may be considered, for example, as one part of the subassembly of the process 300dl of Figure 3 / or Figure 10A, such that the nature of the process changes such that a forms a discontinuous portion in step 321c. Still further, e.g., the process 300dl of ku 300A or Fig. 10A may, if necessary, be represented by a plurality of portions which, by means of a plurality of images, one of which may be Fig. 3B or 3C, display 15 300A or 300dl. This may be necessary if the text size sets the visual size in the process shown in 300A, or 300dl.

Simplify development with small hardware additions.

The telephone 100 with memory elements, as well as the automated call function and the automatic 20 message reminder function control blocks with several limits · * · .: with reminder functions can easily be demanding and expensive to design and t:; * · as a whole. It may then become increasingly difficult to change the features of one of the harpj * · · \ [[* phone models, for example, by software means. Therefore, there are • »· '' ·· counters 229 and timers 228 such that there are more than one, even though the number of memory slots is very large, and even subdivided into smaller pieces to cope with one device . In addition, 227 clock devices capable of measuring time intervals of at least ► * ··· * are best suited for operation regardless of function.

Defining the clock device.

One clock device 227 can be considered, for example, a clock device which can; 5 hour periods, with or without auxiliary to distinguish between before and after <or alternatively can directly measure 24 hour periods. The second is considered, for example, a combination of devices which, for example, a combination of a counting calculating device 229 that measures a short time and is capable of providing a measurement of time intervals of length.

10

Images IE and 2E and WAP functionality.

For example, with the hardware shown in Figure 2E having two clock devices, two timers 22A and 228b, two calculators 229a and 229b, and two others, it is already much simpler by software to change the operation of the different parts a and b separately, and to control some t reminders and , than similar equipment, j

a timer 228, one calculator 229 and one clock device 227 and one unit memory. JK

The 100 is equipped with WAP features (not described in more detail) that have the nature of their memory and software capacity needs. In the image of IE .. 20 111 images of IE are reminded of a regularly due invoice, which may ♦ * in the actual situation, probably even an immediate reminder * *: by a bank ettav · m «created by the WAP features of this phone 100. * ··. Such a monthly reminder is accomplished by, for example, the invention ♦ φ ·· ·: in step 1100 of the displayed image 5C process 310el 1 ji 25

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Particularly waterproof parts.

For example, parts b contain some of the most important ones for protection t • * · * * i <«aMai / vmn 1? _ * 111Z I. J. il ^^ 54

working. Also important, for example, from the sea or from an uninhabited area, is the provision of a traceable navigation or compass function. Since protecting the navigation functions without protecting the entire phone 100 made everything quite difficult, the present invention proposes to place a standard magnetic compass in a free Pali 5. The free tip of the magnetic compass always points out the oblique direction when the compass is in horizontal position, and ki interferes with the magnetic fields. Tracking said needle can sometimes be fun when in operation and operating, with disturbing magnetic fields in extreme situations, such as when the phone 100 itself no longer works as best as sm 10 b, however, the compass may save lives and is not very expensive. The compass may also be a convenient point on the back of the top case 103

Magnetic compass.

In the figure, the compass 550 is embedded in the upper case 103. Most preferably, the kofc 15 can be moved by a finger grip in any position. In this case, kor will use just like any other compass. Upper housing 103, the arrow in the desired direction of travel and is held in the right direction, after which itself is rotated by rotating the finger grip of the compass horizontally Align the compass needle tip 552 indicates the mark indicating the north N. stomped], ··, 20 to pass the arrow 551 so fixed direction.

• · ♦ «« *: Highly waterproof parts.

t · »i; ***; In Figure 2E, we see the limits of a particularly good waterproofing 553. Waterproofing * immersing or masking a mass such as plastic mass c 25 is possible. Otherwise, a particularly waterproof enclosure is used. For protection, the following components are not included in Figure 2E: Counter device 229b, timer 228b, clock device 22 '• ·: logic circuits 223, memory 207b, display 111 such as a liquid crystal display function *. . ^

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Option 2, Figure 5C

The telephone user basically accesses sub-process 1100a of FIG. 5C directly from step 31Od of FIG. 5A by selecting too in option 2 or when the "time-out" function takes step 310d to automatic step 5 (not shown in step 310d) to step 310e5. 5Aa forward is not included in Option 2. Preferably, the step 310e5 I see is accompanied by a "time-out" function which enables the "yes" option, taking the action from step 310e5 to step 310e6. This reminder will be repeated after the time it has been set for repetition 10 re-activation if no "yes" or "no" is performed for step 310e5 over time. In addition, the result of choosing “KyII” is the same as “time Mei”, so follow step 310e6. Both "time-out" functions are seen as the explanation progresses in Figure 5D subprocess 1200, with step 310d edu: 310dl, which involves multiple functions.

15 Accessing Regular Reminders from Figure 10B, Figure 12D k

In addition to accessing step 310e5 from FIG. 5A to step 310e5 e.g. step 352h and 352j in step I2D of list MA 400d, logic circuits 223 display 111 such as "regular 20" also (long, min, h, p, vk, kk, v). From step 352j, the phone proceeds to * *: "selecting to access through junction 31 Oe 15 to step 310e5 of FIG. 5C. * / User selects" no "in step 352j of step 12D to step 401a of process 300d2 of step 11 / 10B. 10B in steps 40Ia, 401 • «for example, a reminder of a thing that does not repeat regularly, or preferably also» i ». ·· * .25 reminder to be regular, for example, by activating logic circuits 223 to display 1 ♦ ·· * like a regularly repeated" yes " (not described in more detail).

56 memory slots in memory 207, and save the entity.

3. -Then proceed through step 323a back to the list in Figure 12D * • 4. -Step forward to steps 352h and 352j.

• 5. -Select "Yes" in step 352j to access 5 reminders for sub-process 1100 in Figure 5C, through step 310 through 3eoe 15.

In this case, he may be able to select a regularly repeated reminder time by means of the reminder text and symbol thus stored. Still, the user may proceed to steps 325f, 352g to sub-process 6 of Figure 1B, better explained in conjunction with Figure 12C. Alternatively, the telephone 10 proceeds in the same manner to select wake-up times and, e.g., to take a beep, the subprocess 1000 of Figure 14 (not shown).

15

Maintaining the same reminder interval. The first a of Figure 5C: 310e6,

In step 310e5, the display 111 asks, for example, "Do you select the same reminder to show, for example, the time interval 12h that was set when this particular item ·. 20 now displayed 111 eg in step 5A of Figure 5A "Show memory * ·· This allows the user to select the same reminder interval by pressing step 5C in figure 5C:" do you confirm now? Yes ”button 109, or I do • · * ·· * t. * ··. "Yes" option. In this case, the logic circuits 223 move the action to the next step; * ·, · the display 111 shows the text seen in step 310e6, e.g., the "12h reminder intervals 9 9 25 have already been set. The operation then returns to the above mentioned • • t 310e6, repeating itself after 12h. Most preferably, in step 310e5, • «; any reminder interval from which the currently repeated m ·· 9 57 in step 5c of Figure 5A 310c2, the logic circuits 223 have found out that e has not been observed and the reminder does not repeat for a short period of time eg 15 minutes reminders to activate. This is accomplished by the "time-out" structures constructed in steps 510 and 5C of Figure 5A and 5C, as shown in Figure 5D.

The beginning of Figure 5D.

In Fig. 5D, step 310d of Fig. 5A, which is a selection, is replaced by a process step associated with multiple functions. In the 5D subprocess, action comes to a step! 10 steps 310c2, K “Key pressed”. Because the key is pressed, speak! having received a reminder of the reminder at step 310cl, the recognizable tone of the reminder of the p-action recognizable as a sound symbol reacted to it. By pressing this key 310c2, K, operation is initiated by the structure of steps 310c2, 310c3, 310c4 preceding the operation to be processed.

Objective of the 5D "time out" structure in Figure 5D.

The main goal of the 5D "time out" structure in Figure 5D is to avoid reactivating the reminder interval or changing the reminder itself. The time in Figure 5D “ends 20 self-steps from step 310e5 to step 310e6 when no“ yes ”or“ no ”is selected for the * 0: m reminder time, for example, 30 sec. . Since, also in step 31, the Odl logic circuits 223 always display the lllval ♦ 0 · • · · question as to whether the reminder is repeated regularly and the user selects the “no: yes” key, the reminder can also stop moving there.

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. ···. 25 selections will not be made. However, even in this case, you do not need to stop * 9 ** reactivation, as step 31 Od also has a beard-by-function, which results in an automatic “yes” selection for the time set, ··· · A * 1 ^ 1 V t * Art · «M trt V Mk ^ ^ Λ. A - * * _ ^ ^ O 1 ^! _ !! The A-58 A-58 timer 228, (or, for example, a count-down calculator 229, or a clock 227 which measures the time, e.g., 30 seconds) during which the telephone users make a "yes" or "eP" choice logic circuits 223 reading the keyboard. As logic circuits determine whether the "age!" Key has been pressed. If the "Yes" key 5 the process proceeds to step 310e5. If the "Yes" key has not been pressed, lo determine whether the "No" key 109 has been pressed. When the "no" key is pressed, go to step 323b "Delete". If the "no" key 109 has not been pressed, the following logic circuits 223 determine whether the time (e.g., said 30 seconds) has expired, proceeds to read from step 310d2. If time is the end 10 proceeds to step 310e5, where for example 111 is displayed on screen 111: "Like! Fill-term ".

The flow of action in Figure 5D in another "time-out" structure.

In step 310e5, the logic circuits set a timer that measures the time, e.g., during 30 to 15, it is possible for the phone user to make a "yes" or "no" choice on the logic keypad. In step 310d5, the logic circuits determine whether the "yes" key is present

When the "Yes" key is pressed, the process proceeds to step 310e6. If “k 310d5” is not printed, logic circuits 223 will determine whether the “no” key 109 pair 310d6. When the "no" key 109 in step 310d6 is pressed, the process moves to step 20. "Select the unit of time? Hours? Minutes". When the "no" key in 109 steps * '· * * ^; printed, follow step 310d7 and logic circuits 223 check if time is up; finished, let's continue reading from step 310d5. If time is over * · · · ♦ · i, ···. proceeds to step 310e6 where, for example, "121 selected" is displayed on screen 111. Step 310e6 returns to the beginning where logic circuitry 223 scrolls ajc * * 25 addresses in memory 207 to determine if there is a reminder, or telephone »t * stored for making or recalling a call, or (step 303).

·, · I will be repeated at the right time in twelve hours.

# · ♦ • ♦ • ♦ 59 again 109 “yes” to delete the reminder. Let's start with this. The "No" option in step 323b takes the step 10B step of the operation to the default ".

5 From Step 310d6 to Step 310e7 and 310e8.

Operation proceeds from step 310d6 to step 310e7 logic circuit 223 reads: 108 that the "no" key has been pressed. From step 310e7 it is possible to "yes" to step 310e8 to select a reminder Interval in hours and minutes, i will return to the beginning. Selecting “No” in step 310e7 goes to Figure 5C as 10 where it is possible to select Reminder Interval in days.

Change a preset reminder time.

When the user of the phone comes from the process 300b of Fig. 5A, he is already reminded. the interval is already selected. Alternatively, he may have proceeded, for example, through Figure 1C 15 to the list 400d of Figure 12B with the completed reminder he regularly or the regular reminder interval he wishes to change; in the latter case, he enters at junction 310el5 of steps 352h and 352j, k of Fig. 12D, from which he automatically proceeds to step 310e5. H changes the reminder interval, proceeds to "no" eg step 31 20 to next select "yes" to select another regularly repeated other »*! *** in hours and minutes in step 310e8, He can then do the second reminder time selected in step 310e8 *, much like he would choose the size i i ·! *! / reminder interval to return to the description of the invention edetc i *! \ wants to turn any former reminder interval into days, he proceeds to step • * 9 e! · / 25 3 lOelO. If he wants to change any of his reminder intervals 1 * ^ ·

proceeds to steps 31 Oel I and 310 Iel 2. If he wants to change what; for the reminder years, he advances to steps 310el3 and 310el4. 5C

* »· I 60 press eg" confirm now? The key used as the ΕΓ key, the key 223 leading to the "no" option selected in the alternative mode, proceeds to step 310e7. When the user presses the 310 key in step 310 or one of the alternate modes, "yes" -v; The 5 key operation proceeds to process 310e8.

Process 310e8.

The process 310e8 includes functions whereby the user can increase and decrease the numbers in a known manner, or by using keypad 108 to lock LO over assigned hours and minutes to set the reminder interval in minutes, and to confirm the text . ! the function is arranged in such a way that a start time can be set separately from which it starts to repeat at regular intervals. When the user presses for example you confirm! 15 key 109, he confirms his new step-independent reminder, for example. The reminder selection in question has a timeline: which is the number and hour of minutes for the n reminder, for example, the text and symbol he has created, for example l above, by means of steps 401a, 40b 5A of process 300B. Alternatively, * * · also remakes or completely remakes other * j. in step 310e8, 310el0, 310el2 and 310el4. From step 310e8, the operation i «· ··» *. ···. inexpensive, for example, when user press confirm now? Yes key «**; \ j key 109.

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Completely new reminder.

«* '$ With a completely new reminder in step 310e5, 310e6 re-selected] * · * 61 deletion is done as for step 310e8, 3lOelO, 31 oe 12, or 310el4 do you now confirm with the" no "key or" er " other pu-mode “ef” selection, or else wiping data eg C-key If you want to delete only the text and / or symbol of the reminder, when the user of the time is the same as the one selected, the wizard will select. Alternatively, he processes the reminder text alone and / or syr in step 401b.

SC Steps 310e9,310el0, Selecting Daily or Daily Rhythm 10 Alternatively, user press confirm now? In step 310e7 used as a non-key, whereby the logic circuits 223 move to step 310, in step 310e9 the "yes" key proceeds to process 31 OelO. includes functions whereby the user can increase or decrease the number in the known manner on the display 111, eg using the arrow keys, or press n 15 to display the number 111 on the number of days and thereby set the time in days. user press confirm now? Yes key 109, he confirms his new regular selection and the action goes when the action is tracked so that the start time, 20 11.55, can be set separately, from which a regularly repeated reminder then begins to repeat evenly a · I «« in addition to the times selected is, for example, exactly one day, t • a • e «e, for example, after 7 days, a new time in logic circuits 223 e * * * a # · a, ···. at the selected time, eg 11.55. Alternatively, worse, a reminder is: • a a · »: at the same time as the recording was made, and not a reminder time · 25 as when selecting the recording time. So, if you want a reminder at a certain time of the day, this function will only count the total a · *; i: *: or be able to set the start time separately.

• • a a t a 62 on the 111 number indicated by the month and thus set the time the month presses eg do you confirm now? The Yes key 10 'is used for selection and operation, starting with the selected time, e.g. most often after one month, as always at 28 p of the month. Preferred 5 is arranged so that a start time can be set separately, which is remembered to be repeated at regular intervals. In this case, the start time means, for example, at 19.00 months:

A more basic mode of operation.

Alternatively, worse, the reminder is stored at 28 p for the same day 10 it is desired to be repeated. In either case, the recording is done and it is a lot to browse through. In this case, the telephone user can use the telephone 100 to make monthly bills on time. Advantageously, he can choose the number of days of the reminder to occur, regardless of the number of days in the month! 227 being aware of the dates. Alternatively, the reminder will always be performed from 3 to 15, irrespective of the number of days in different months, e.g. with steps 310e9 and 31 Oe 10 related to days or t.

Date and number of months.

When selecting a monthly reminder, the reminder can be made fr, · β on 20 days by specifying only a specific reminder, eg 28 days each month • ** βββ, · 1st day of the third month. It is advantageous if you also remember the rest of the picture in Fig. 5C to set the start time, at which point the reminder will repeat itself evenly, once a year, for example.

• · 25 Alternatively, user press confirm now? Used as a non-key in step 31 Oe 11 whereby the logic circuits 223 move to step 310e • ·;. · F continues to press the “yes” key operation proceeds to the process 31 Oe 14. The process

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• * trhtmmtnio initialco working / working \ rr \ i timAA ^ nlle fonnlU 111 63 when the clock device 227 is aware of the calendar. Alternatively, be reminded: for an event, for example, by counting the number of days, always using, for example, the counter shown in Figure 2B or the calculator 229, for example, depends on the number of days present.

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Relatively simple exercise on a regular basis.

This way, regular reminders are kept relatively simple for you regularly. In a more advanced model of regular reminders you cannot; sets the same time repeatedly for the date and <10 for the number of days

More sophisticated model.

As an example, in a more advanced model, you will be reminded to repeat regularly, take a break of the desired length after the road and then add eg 8 hours to the original reminder time and Tue 15 for a certain number of days, eg 8 hours to the current reminder time. This kind of reminder time, which proceeds with a certain amount of time, requires e.g. to get the wake up on time.

20 Steps 347d-352ad of Figure 12d, still on the transfer operation.

• tt * ... · Once the reminder of Figure 10B has been completed, it remains part of the screen: During operation or alternatively, it is replaced by a step-by-step advisor o · * · ί ·· * screen 111 texts, numbers or symbols and proceeds as known: **. * The reminder is automatically marked with a command passed by the program code:] **: 25 223 auto-executed with a suitable identifier in step 401b. 1 is identified in list 400d in steps 447d and 350d and both • *: J: in steps, for example, the text: “Reminder, do you save the progress o ·» i f Λ 1 .l.m H Ai * __ Μ «· Τ» _ _ * tl o. . 1 ··. «· 4 λλ. «. * If *. ·« ....

The 64 symbols 1 or 2 via steps 347d, 348d, 350d, 351d in steps 348d, 3 <without making a recording sometimes do not hurt as the final recording and confirmation of the reminder time and recording are made at the actual destination eg 310el0, 310el2 or 310el4 however. Alternatively, in step 348d, 315, the selection serves only as a passageway for any reminder, and is not stored in steps 347d, 350d, and is not performed in steps 349d, 352d. Then, in steps 347d, 35i, the question is: "Do you switch to regular reminders?". Select "Yes" to move 352ad to the next step of step 349d, 352d, logic 223si. When the reminder and any symbol 1 or 2 are brought to the correct location in the appropriate reminder function, for example, the reminder 3101, 310el2 or 310el4 in Figure 5C will be selected as "yes" for the reminder and reminder.

15 20 * · * 44 4 • 4 »« «· 1 • · · • 1 4 · ··· • ·« «« i 4 • 44 4 44 Γ: 25 • 44 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 444 4 44 4 4 65 MI «• ι · • • * •« i · · • # · ♦ ·· · · * »• * i # * ··

Steps in Figure 5 310 310a-322,311e, 323, Ring Reminder.

When the logic circuits 223 in step 310a discovers that the information entered in memory I includes a telephone number to call, the process continues »*: in step 310b. In step 310b, a display of 111 out of the memory 207 is shown ··· * ... * ia citl-ιοη liJ + tin / a ififnnmaafin Iton mnic + tcc> a cSilirfAftv l ^ allnnatl / a ta meViAi 66 and the phone 100 dials the memory 207 without confirmation. In step 31 Id, the telephone user or the key or combination of keys now confirms or cancels the call to steps 3 i le or 31 lf, 322 and further to step 323 and possibly 5 proceeds as explained in connection with process 300a.

Figure 6A, Steps 311a-311b.

Referring to FIG. 6A, step 311a of FIG. 5A has moved to your step 300 logic circuit 223 of process 300b, and has discovered that the display 10 currently displayed on screen 111 is stored in memory 207, pre-confirmed. The process 300bl proceeds with the steps of the Autor user such that in step 311b, a voice tag corresponding to a pre-confirmed telephone number stored in the memory 207 is called through the voice generator a 105. In an alternative, more sophisticated system, the voice of the speaker 105 is called to this particular telephone number separately.

A voice identifier stored in memory 207 representing 15 pre-confirmed calls. V

the unique voice ID is then called if the user of the telephone 100 has access to the telephone number and / or the corresponding name in the memory 207 from the <selection. Said unique voice identifier is formed, for example, by calling en: a record associated with a pre-confirmed telephone number.

2. # 20 then alternate with the ringtone and / or ie • * ·· for that phone number.

* ** • * • * • «» * ·· *. Figure 6A Step 312-313a.

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In step 312, the logic circuits 223 generate a command "hook" or "open handset" function associated with the program code. In step 313a, the logic circuits 223 activate r, i.e. direct the telephone 100 to transmit the telephone number v: * ·: · · · on the display 111 to the telephone connection.

* - 67 is made, for example, by the counter 229 shown in Figures 2B, 2D, its secure alarm signal is unlikely to be converted to a fax signal. If number 1 is four times, it is not primarily a fax machine that opens first. Mii 223 discovers that the detected alarm signal becomes second longer s 5 as the four alarm signals are filled, it is likely that the signal changed. The process then proceeds to step 313d and proceeds rapidly as the telephone attempts to fax the number to continue with this structure. an improvement to the ice system is presented.

10 Figure 6Λ Step 313c.

Proceeding to step 313c of FIG. 6A, step 313c e.g. sets the selected time for call duration duration to an alarm number that e for the selected call attempt interval and is triggered for each operation by e.g. clock device 227 and / or at least one timer 228. Timer 15. there may then be two, for example. One timer 228 is ni in the electrical drawing in Figures 2C and 2D. The duration of the call attempt may be in increments of 30 seconds, for example. Call intervals can be, for example, 10 seconds or something in between or longer. At least for call attempts, Interval is your best bet.

20 j \. Digital signaling.

'·· *: If the logic circuits 223 find in step 313b that in the number that follows Alarm, the process proceeds to step 313d. The logic circuits 223 can find out, for example, by means of digital signaling. It is made easier to find out that the * 4 * · '25 signal and the alarm signal follow a certain commonly agreed signaling method to distinguish between the busy signal, the alarm signal, and preferably still the queuing signal,. in a digital telephone, such as, for example, cellular telephone 100, the signals in digital format are processed and stored by comparing them in the memory 207 with an identification trio * * * Λ.

68 in the 'ef' direction. When the logic circuits 223 have determined in step 313b that the speech is busy or at least that there is no Alarm in the number, for example a digital sign; the process continues to step 313d. Most preferably, in step 3! 3b, whether the number is busy or not, and in step 313d it is determined whether the number is busy or i 5, e.g., the word "busy" or one of the same t; symbol. In the next step 313e, you set the timer and dialer interval to the dialer interval. The duration of the call attempt may be short, the time between phone calls and may not need to be changed in the settings. For example, it is sufficient for the logic to have sufficient reliability to establish that the telephone number is reserved, 10 to continue. However, it is advantageous if the phone user also finds the Call Attempt Timeout may also be short for immediate notice release, and that Timeout may also be the phone manufacturer-set Timeout to a busy number, or alternatively the phone 100 can be used separately from the alarm this time can be 15 short eg 5 sec if you are in a hurry to get the connection. If there is no kilo, you can use the buttons 109 to select, for example, 15 minutes or more. ] signaling indicates that the number is neither busy nor Alarm, however, process e for ice pack 300b I and Figure 6B for ice pack 300b2, however, as num 20 Figure 6A: Steps 314-317d-317c.

In the following step 314 of FIG. 6A, and 6B, the logic circuits 223 check, Cause 4:: the connection was not established, the logic circuits 223 continue to check whether; 4 4 * 44 j: continue until connection established in step 314 or until connection attempt time p * * *; **! 315 because the time measurement started in step 313c or 313e expires • · β · l, .: 25 attempts have ended without a connection being made, in step 316 the handset is incremented by a software function. If the counter becomes full (step 317a] • β · β in process 6b of Figure 6A to step 317d where pre-validation is removed • · ·. ···. Back to top. In process 620 of Figure 6B, progress 69 remove 229 is not yet full, Step 317c checks if the ringing has ended, and continues to check until the ringtone mentioned in Step 313c or 313e rings to measure the elapsed time of the Tony Rity Steve, and may be most easily selected by the telephone manufacturer.

The call interval 5 is selected e.g. as in step 333 of the process 300 dl of the process of FIG. 10A for a pre-confirmed call. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION Once the call interval has expired, the handset is reopened in step 312 and an attempt is made to redial as described above. In this case, the process will start again in one step, the "off hook" function will be executed.

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Figure 7 Part of Flowchart 300c, Fax Machine Steps 313b-313 Γ2.

The subprocess of Figure 7, from the subflow diagram 300c, is more advanced than the process of Figure 6A and 6B because the logic circuits 223 react in a different operating mode.

identify the fax signal, the queuing signal, the alert signal, and busy-15 is shown in the extended subprocess description 30 of process 300b (

In step 313b, logic circuits 223 calculate, for example, four alarm signals * the process proceeds to step 313c, which sets the selected time in the timer to its maximum duration and starts the timer. However, the connection is possible i four alarm signals are triggered. Said decrease to four when the connection is not 20 so as to ensure that the alarm signal is not likely to change further in the fax $ alerts the said four times, is at least not a priority "V fax machine. If logic 223 discovers that the alarm signal is changing before the four alarm signals are completed, the process returns without a large ··· • ... · uei "branch through steps 313d and 313fl. In step 31! ^» * · "25 alarms may alternatively be greater than four ««; * * · · * This is not a fax machine that switches on if the phone is not answered multiple times. , after. Before the process returns to step 313 £ 2, the logic circuitry »» i J · t * !!. 'Is retrieved from memory 207 to display 111 for this purpose in memory 70 many times, but the desired voice connection is not established.

Steps 313d-313e, busy signal.

Process 300Cet steps 313b to 313c as in process 300b2 in Figure 5 As the process proceeds in the '^ (' 'direction from step 313b, the process enters step 3i 313d, the logic circuits 223 find out whether a busy signal is involved. Fig. 6B in step 313e. Ki 223 discovers that this is not a busy signal, the process proceeds step Steps 313c and 313e set the selected time in the timer er 10 as well as the corresponding steps in Figures 6A and 6B and start the timer.

Callback signal

It is advantageous to set a waiting time for the queuing signal or the like to queue for a longer duration than, for example, the duration of the call attempt to the alarm number.

The duration may, for example, be up to 5 minutes or longer, since quitting a call to the same number due to a call attempt is highly likely to be the last to queue, which is undesirable. From Fig. 7, it can be seen that 313d proceeds in the "no" direction in step 313f, the queue signal tu occurs: logic circuits 223 recognize the queue signal, the process proceeds to step 3120 313g sets the selected time to the call attempt duration queue m * 4; call intervals. The selected time can be m * of 100 manufacturers of the phone, alternatively the user can change it from the settings (not shown).

Some ways to isolate signals and screen the queue signal.

a «* ·. / 25 Logic circuits 223 may find that the queue signal is a pre-4 •« ”* by screening the remaining signal. If the logic circuits 223 find as: e. Find out that the number being dialed does not ring, the process proceeds to step • a ·

Logic circuits 223 may find that an electrical or acoustic oscillator frequency generating, for example, signal 4a 71 in loudspeaker 105 in the number does not alarm by comparing it with a reference frequency stored in memory 207. If it is not a fax signal, a busy signal, or an alarm signal, call through step 313f to step 313g, selecting a long duration for the caller.1 5 distinguish between busy signal, queuing signal, and alarm signal, and possibly from a digital phone process and recognize those signals d by comparing them with reference digits stored in the memory 207 for the purpose

Music Queue.

10 Nowadays the queuing function is often controlled from the control panel, for example (the caregiver opens the line and transfers the call so that during the waiting period the user of the telephone 100 can respond by selecting the speaker to hear when the music stops and answer the call Then, when the music stops, he can reae 15 phones from 100 desktops, for example, to answer the phone.

Figure 7 Steps 313c, 313e, 313g -314-315.

The process continues after step 313c and step 313e and step 313g In step 314, the logic circuits 223 determine if a connection is established. When the voice channel 20 is opened programmatically and the process proceeds to step 318, which is seen * · * 3A in process 300a. Advantageously, the operation process can also continue in the image through the intermediate stages shown by process 300a, e.g., to sub-process 5A and above to 1: 10B to sub-process 300d2. Logic circuits 223 continue in step 314 to clear * · 2 · 1 connection established until connection attempt time ends in step 315 or connect) • · «'; The connection attempt time for the 25 connections ends without connection to the subprocess j of the flow diagram of FIG. 7 to the process 300b2 of FIG. 6B continuing to step 316, 317a, etc. e.g. . to sub-process 300b.

•! · · 1 · »2 ♦» 3 • a «72 and clarify the overall picture.

Figures 8 and 9 send a short message: “You are being pursued by Mr X's telephone

Figure 8 and Figure 9 illustrate an operation process that proceeds from step 5 to a number to be dialed, sent a text and / or voice message. In Figure 8, message 1 auto call attempts have failed. Mentioned function \ eg in leisure time. In Figure 9, an SMS message is sent immediately after the first unsuccessful one and can be used, for example, during busy working hours when the mouth is needed; In the latter case, for example, a person who is in a cellphone 10 in a meeting or silenced by the beep function may, for example, receive a vibrating battery or a small tone to inform you of the arrival of a text message. Then he can do the following: • 1. View the message and, for example, leave the meeting for a moment if you feel urgent, and then • • 2. Press to reply to the short SMS to leave 15 · 3. Get informed and decide to reply later.

Figure 8 subprocess 300b 315-317f, 317m. Is the short message Iaq selected

From step 315 of Figure 7 or from corresponding step 315 of Figure 6B, 1 common step 315 is reached, where Figures 7 (further alternative 6B) and 8 ′ 20 In step 816 of Figure 8, the process proceeds by incrementing the number of call attempts the handset is closed. In step 317a, the logic circuits are 223 ta * full. Step 317a is also common to Figure 6B. When Counter • 9 • *: The process proceeds in the “no” direction to step 317c shown in Figure 6B. When las

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25 broadcast function. Figure 6B does not include step 317d of figure 6A, where the front is removed and returned to the beginning. When the action of step 407 is selected in Fig. 15, for example, if ten call attempts cannot be made, the process proceeds ♦ ♦ «* ·· *

. ···. For example, a telephone number can be e.g. transmits Fig. 12A, 12B M

73 process changes to ring reminder format and phone 100 ring no more aut asks on screen 111 do you confirm now? the process proceeding from the beginning (process 300A of Figure 3A, process 300B of Figure 5A) or the like.

5 Figure 8 Steps 317e-317 gl.

When the logic circuits 223 discover in step 317e that the short message la is selected, the process proceeds to step 317f. The logic circuits 223 then assume whether the number to be accessed is in the list 207 in the memory 207 where the short message is attempted to be sent, for example, when the telephone 100 does not send to 10, for example the list may be the same as alphabetically ordered by name list. Preferably, the short message function is selectable on and off, with the short function off. In step 317f, the logic circuits 223 find out, by comparing the mobile number with the prefix, the mobile station direction number 15 to a list of e.g. 2000 in Finland. such Area Codes When the logic circuits state (step 317f) that it is any mat number, such as 050, the process moves to step 317g,

Figure 8 Step 317g-317g2.

In step 317 gl, logic circuits 223 associate the telephone ··: *** number information in question with the v * J * logic circuits 223 for the purpose reserved for the purpose in memory 207, i.e., all cellular number information and the actual text message <* · Mr. X ... from 12345678790) to be forwarded in the following ai * * ·· 25 Preferably, in this menu of the telephone user, for example, a personal message can be automatically entered in the standard i-mail message: additional information. step 317a is not yet full, or the advantage 74 1 is a dedicated standard text message with possible additions from memory 2 '

Figure S steps 317 g2-317 g3.

In the next step, 317 g2 logic circuits 223 generate a soft-key 5 send command. In step 317 g2, the logic circuit then dials the number 207 in the memory 207 to the message center, opening the message connection; the phone 100 to send the phone number displayed on screen 111 or previous to the screen and the associated message "You are reaching .." to be forwarded. Logic circuits 223 use the SMS number 10 server in memory 207 as a dial tone to call the message center and handle the SMS connections. Further, in step 31, the software 100 is opened, the telephone 100 transmitting information including a text message connection. The message to be sent includes the phone number to which the message center will send the message when it is connected to the number.

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Step 317 g3, advance un-gain, and other steps 31 Id in Figures 3A and 5A.

In step 317 g3, the gain is removed in advance. After this, the process pal auto-play is no longer repeated but becomes a reminder function stopping a 20 (Fig. 3A, Fig. 5A, process 300b). Call requires pre-confirmation to delete] · * · ,, g3) to re-confirm with the 109 keys (; ·: ·: this call can be deleted, or changed in settings eg reminder: in case SMS is now forwarded to SMS number mentioned in the » as soon as communication is possible or possible \ ** I 25 # · «« ** ·· Figure 8: Audio message via a new type of server Steps 317f-317

When the logic circuits 223 cannot find the speech * * in question in step 317f.

from the list of mobile area codes, the particular discovery is performed by the «« 75 The attribute whose existence logic circuits 223 discovers may be a memorized agreed-upon character of the telephone to be stored in the memory 207 for this purpose. For example, by means of said character or said word, 1 will find out that this is a non-speech connection. Said Merkl 5 for speed dialing, e.g., by means of keypad 108, in combination with numerical data and multicast communication technology (not shown in phone memory 207 in greater detail).

Positive list.

For example, a negative list such as that described may be confirmed by a positive list of telephones that have been confirmed as wired numbers. As an alternative to the above, said posi is to be the starting point, in addition to the "no" response from step 317f, which allows the logic circuits 223 to transmit the audio recording in step 317j. When a user of a telephone has identified a landline telephone to which he / she may sometimes wish to have a voice message between automatic functions, he / she marks the telephone number as such by activating the words voice message in the function menu via keypad 108 and storing the information in memory 207.

20 Increasing the positive list automatically 1.

t »: '·· Further, or alternatively, a positive list may be generated by the logic circuits • · automatically calling said list, which have passed e.g. FIG. * * * s ·· · steps 313b, 313c so that a voice connection is established. In addition, or alternate *> · * · * can be incremented automatically, for example, when "hold" * 25 key combinations or the like are pressed on keyboard 108 (step 319), and ki * * 223 that the call you want to keep is not a trip; • a phone number with a front number.

76 appends to memory 207 an automatically updated list. The phones in question are most likely normal landline phones devices. This is confirmed if in step 316 the counter and handset are not incremented in step 315 due to the end of the business time, and when there is no mobile key for the telephone 5 in question and no training key or the like, the signaling logic circuits 223 are still sent. In this case, it is likely that the voice connection to the landline logic circuits 223 may find this out, for example, by observing whether or not the condition has been met.

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Increasing the positive list automatically 3, specification.

For example, for operations between steps 313c to 316 void; in the case of a telephone with a transmission request function, attaching that the supervisor at start-up in step 313c without leading to incrementing the counter and not terminating 15, e.g., signaling to logic circuits 223 outputs a telephone number attached to the landline list. In this case, it is likely that the Speech Logic Circuits 223 may find this out, for example, by taking the condition mentioned by Seville: • 1, Timer or Clock Start (Step 313c).

• \ 20 · 2. That there is no counter for timer or clock start and • «4 (step 316).

• ·. 3. The End button has not yet been pressed.

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Manage list size.

• · • 4 *, 5 25 The new number is exported to the memory 207 to be added to the top fixed phones. The list size can be limited to save memory space if it is * ·? ·! ί is made, for example, by using numbers such as si for some mobile phones, for example, from the list of all speed dial numbers in the memory 207. for whatever reason you want to send text messages to your mobile phone. This relationship between landlines and mobile phones 90 and 9 is exemplary, Logic circuits 223 determine if there is 5 in the list of 99 numbers mentioned to ensure that the voice message can νέ

Steps 317j-317m in Figure 8.

When logic circuits 223 find out that this is not a landline telephone, to step 317m, with the same consequences as described and understood in the i10 explanation. In this case, the advance confirmation will be removed.

Step 317 Cl.

In the case of a landline telephone, the process proceeds in the "yes" direction jk 1. In step 317 k 1, the numeric information on screen 111 or still on screen 111 is compiled and a request in the format desired by the service provider or f, e.g. the identifier of the recording to be transmitted. ], the service provider identifies the sender of the message forwarding request, and the s voice message must be sent and a voice message sent to the telephone number. Or, the voice message reserved for the service provider's voice recorders can be, for example, 20 seeking Mr X ... from 123456789. You are asked to contact; to 123456789 ". The above information related to the transmission request will be forwarded to the telephone number of the '* · ί Voice Service.

M «ΐ ··« • · • φ ···

Step 317 k2 · 2e "*: 25 In step 317 k2, the logic circuits 223 activate from memory 207 the dialing of a message center that handles voice messaging as a service provider. Vars • ·: The main main content for instant message center operation is::, t ... ..... .. .. ......

78 messages to identify the telephone exchange 100 calling the exchange before processing other data in the message center. The message center's technical operating principle is based on technologies known from various voicemail services. The message can also be altered and modified from the format "You are reaching for ..." except it is advantageous if the server can permanently store the message "In addition to your goals, you can make a separate recording of the individual messages you need at any given time.

A new type of service is needed.

10 For this purpose, for example, it is best to have, for example, a slightly new type of server in which the voice message reserved for this purpose is previously stored in the message. The said service or provider transmits from its server a voice message connection can be established.

15 Step 317 k3, pre-disarming.

In step 317 k3, the gain is removed in advance. After that, the process returns \ autoplay no longer repeats, but becomes a reminder function stopping step (Figure 3A process 300a, Figure 5A process 300b). After the call is deleted beforehand (step 317 3), a new confirmation is required with keys 109 (step 31 Id) or the call in question can be deleted, or the reset time can be changed. The process then returns to the beginning.

* * • · * · · • · *. "*** The subprocess 900 of Figure 9 as an alternative extension to process 300b. # ··· *; exits immediately when the normal connection (step 314) does not have an auto-dialer: s '"': 25 · ··

Steps 314 and 315 of Figure 7 (or corresponding steps 314, 315 of Figure 6B) lead to common steps 315, where Figure 7 (6B) and Figure 9 overlap. The process of s ***: 901 proceeds with the handset being closed.

79 will be sent there now if the SMS is sent. The information is stored in memory 207 such that it connects to this automatic call, and the information from the already sent SMS is always deleted in advance (step 911, or 913). reduce the cost of calls and the amount of "unnecessary" telephony.

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Steps 316-317c.

In step 316, the counter is incremented. In step 317a, the logic circuits are full. Step 317a is also common to Figure 6B. As the fall process proceeds in the "no" direction to step 317c shown in Figure 6B.

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Step 903.

In FIG. 9, in step 903, the logic circuits 223 find out whether the transmit function complained. When logic circuits 223 find out in step 903, the e-send function is selected, the process proceeds to step 904. Preferably, short message 15 is selected on and off so that short messages are not sent while ρέ is displayed in subprocess 700 of Fig. 15. , whether it is a one-to-one call with a cell phone area code (step 904). This is explained in more detail in the description of the invention in connection with Figure 8. Alternatively, in step 20, step 904 checks, for example, whether the number you are trying to access is memorized. in the list of numbers that the short message attempts to send, for example, * * · ♦ phone 100 proceeds to the short message sending function. Preferably, the user can enter • · ♦ ··· *. ···. short message only to certain numbers of his / her choice when short message function · * · *: to all speed dial numbers (not shown), or, for example, generally to all memory · * · *. 25 numbers. The list of dialed numbers may be, for example, the same list of shortcuts that can be dialed by one keypad 108: j #: *: The list of speed dials in the present invention generally refers to the memorized · · »5 numbers obtained by scrolling through

Step 904.

In step 904, the logic circuits 223 determine whether the mobile station is a mobile number by comparing the prefix with a list of mobile prefix numbers, of which in Finland in 2000 mm. such as Area Codes 040 and 050. When logic 5 (step 904) that is any mobile direction number is used, the pre-fetching process proceeds to step 905 preferably taking into account what is above the related lists.

For example, when the short message sending function is off, follow step 316.

10 When the logic circuits 223 find out that the short message sending function is not involved, the cellular telephony process proceeds to step 316. Furthermore, to the step once the SMS has already been sent. This increases the counter to one step (step 316) mm. to limit the maximum number of call attempts (e.g., 10).

15 Step 905.

As the operation proceeds to step 905, the SMS is compiled and the message can be understood from the descriptions of steps 317g1 and 317g2 in Figure 8. All of the above described functions for sending a text message are described here in step 905. When the short message function is selected and the connection is in progress, .. for 20 reasons, the operation proceeds normally as soon as the first call attempt • m • «4 *. 905 and the SMS is leaving. In this case, the other party you are trying to call will receive a text message at the meeting and note it, for example, on the screen. Edul • «» · ** 1. ···. notice that he received a text message when his phone is thus raken

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Steps 906-907 Getting started with voice messaging features.

When the counter in step 317a becomes full, e.g., by the tenth call attempt from step 317a to the "yes" direction to step 906. This is possible according to the following operating process. In step 906, the logic circuits 223 5 are a landline telephone. If it is not a landline phone, step e to step 912. When the SMS + voice message (subprocess of Figure 15: states that the process is turned off, the process proceeds to step 913, where the logic is pre-confirmed and the process returns). automatically, but k) 10 do you confirm now? the next step of the process from step one to step 31 Id (Prose or similar. This feature is good for not wanting to send unnecessarily; to a phone that has already been sent an SMS in step 905.

Steps 912 and 907 However, it is preferable for the telephone 100 to be equipped with step 912, such as to send both the SMS first and the voice message afterwards; In order to ensure. There are people who, for example due to their urgency or the disadvantages of being a melur, do not always notice the SMS they receive, but respond when they normally play a tape transmitted by the voice messaging service! \ 20 can be activated by phone 100 user selections, eg "+" 15 in the guiding menus for sending short messages; : Then when ^ '' is selected in that menu (Figure 15 step 408 SMS that the voice message function and a request for a message will be sent to both server or service centers. In this case, both messages will be possible. a large number of non-text-enabled mobile phones may be in use: · **: Step 907 is below the “yes” branch of step 912. Operating Procedures »182

When the SMS function is not selected in step 907,

For example, a call proceeding from step 903 (whether the short message is incrementing the counter (step 316)) is further routed to step 907 (is the 1 \ "eP branch to step 913, whereby the gain is cleared and the pro 5 becomes unverified.

Step 908.

In step 908, the numeric information on or still on the display 111 and the request t10 in the form desired by the service provider are assembled, e.g. the telephone number of the telephone 100 and / or the identifier of the recording to be transmitted; based on this, the service provider identifies the sender j of the message forwarding request; voicemail to be sent and to what phone number the voicemail is to be sent, the voicemail provided by the service provider's voice recorders may be pre-seeking from Mr X ... from 123456789. You are asked to take over 15 to 123456789 '. The mentioned information related to the transmission request is forwarded to the telephone number of the voice messaging service.

Step 909.

In step 909, the logic circuits 223 activate a numeric dialer 207 from memory

: ·, 20 message centers that service voice messaging as a service provider. V

the most important main content for instant message center operation is voice • the user of the telephone 100 wants their voice message stored in the voice message center ··· · the connection becomes possible. The following content is to identify the post! if, and when, for example, the same customer can have more than one voice message · ... · 25 for transmission. The final content of the message contains what is required for billing the service: the service provider will be reimbursed for his services. However, this last mail * ♦ * · · · most advantageously transmits first to the first order of transmission • * · I 83 I automatically wipes out the sequentially needed one! I to convey unique content.

I Need a new type of service.

I 5 For this purpose, it is best to have, for example, a slightly renewed I server to which the voice message reserved for this purpose has previously been stored before the guest I. Said service provider transmits from its server to the telephone to which the direct connection (step 314) has not been established, they can be established.

10 I Step 911, pre-disarming.

I In step 911, pre-confirmation is removed. Thereafter, the process pi I autoplay no longer repeats but becomes a reminder function with stopping I (Fig. 3, Process 300a, Fig. 5, Process 300b). The call requires advance confirmation after I 15 (step 911) to leave with a new confirmation with keys 109! I, e.g., process 300a) or the call in question can be deleted, or I reminder time changed. The process then returns to the beginning.

I. Presentation of Figure 10A.

: · 20 of the drawing 10A can be seen as a flowchart of the operating process 30C

: * ·· Operational Process Supplemented with Operational Process 300a Addendum I * * I J. In addition, the operation process 300dl shows the transition to the other settings and options I * »♦ · f ** · to trigger the call reminder (step 401c) or to pre-confirm I · · return to the list of other settings and options 400a.

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Call Reminder Steps 4p0a-404.

F * * f In step 401c, 109 of the keyboard 108 can be used, or the key combination I * «· i · · 184

Pre-confirmation steps 402-403-404.

When in step 401c is selected "no", the process proceeds to pre-confirmation 4C can be on the keyboard! OS Press 109 or a combination of keys to confirm a call that will automatically proceed from step 31 to step 5 When pre-confirmation is done by selecting "yes" in step 402, the process: 403. By selecting "yes" in step 403, the process proceeds such that call time and call interval. When in step 404 the process goes to step 404. By selecting “no” in step 404 pros * By selecting yes in step 404, the process goes to other settings and option 10 When in step 403 the answer is no. this moves back to step 404, and no move 323a-334 occurs. When step 404 is selected no process goes

Figures 13 and 12A access the list of other settings and the list itself.

Several references have already been made in the description of the present invention to the so-called. Before the description of the invention proceeds to Fig. 10B, let us present 13 and 12A in the above mentioned scheme. Fig. 13 shows a process 80 (Fig. 12A to show part of the list of other settings and options.

Figure 13 shows a partial process 800.

20 The main purpose of Figure 13 is to present the so-called. transfer process (step 809, '· # for transferring subprocess 400a to list 400a. Figure 13 shows an internal, e.g. alphabetical phonebook of osapn: phone 100, which is you ** · *: ***: 207, and dials a normal number 9ΨΨ by pressing the “dial” key (step 807) Step 807 leads the dialing process; 75 “black box” 808. Alternatively, this number can be redirected (by pressing the "transfer" key 109 or key combination * a: list of other options and options 400a alternatively, to provide a call reminder to that number as described later in the present invention, the "transfer" key in step 807 uses, for example, depending on the selected mode of operation of the keyboard 108, e.g. keyboard 108 Uplus "- 10 'Alternatively, any other suitable key, such as sar, is used as a "confirm now" key in the second context, or as a 1 key or another S-kicker (move) or T-letter (transfer) representative of n 10 suitable key combinations, e.g.

Getting Started.

The subprocess 800 can be accessed, for example, from the time shown in Figure 13 through 15 times. Initial B can be achieved, for example, by turning the telephone 100 on III to become the first page, i.e. the display 111 is so-called blank (a; the display preferably reads e.g. the name of the operator and describes the battery status of the field 225).

·. 20 Accessing the transfer function.

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The description of the invention now shows an advantageous way to access the transfer key p f. 809) and transferring the desired number to list 400a by means of step 810. The radiotelephone ** · · is constructed as described above, and its use and function * 44 for porting a telephone number will now be described with reference to Fig. 13, where v: 25 is a subprocess 800 of the operation of a radiotelephone. Aktiv <*: for image Ι0Β and operation sub-process 300d2, where images can be m ·· «86

In step 803, the logic circuits 223 find out whether the forward key is pressed the first time the display or logic circuits 223 retrieves the next telephone number from memory 207 (step 80 · first alphabetically named names since step 5 in step 709). wherein the first associated telephone number of the alphabet is displayed on the display 111. Alternatively, the other preferred mode of operation i 111, preferably built into the telephone 100, only displays the name, but not the associated telephone number.

10 Step 802.

Step 801 is followed by step 802, whereupon the logic circuits read the keyboard 803 again to check whether the forward key has been pressed. As the logic loops forward, it retrieves the following alphabet name and its associated name: allowing repetitive presses to scroll through the entire 15 alphabetical order. If the second key is pressed instead of the key (step 805), the logic circuits will search in this case because the last name of the alphabet and the associated number (step 806) have been left. The step does not proceed to step 801, where the logic circuits 223 retrieve from memory 207 the last name of the display alphabet. From step 801, the operation moves to step 802, already 20 223 read the keyboard first in step 803, then in step 80 $, When the% ·: ··: load is pressed again (step 805), the loop process repeats to retrieve the alphabetic name, etc. it is possible to s * * # \ phonebook in alphabetical order backwards.

• «i * t *« * • 9 '· * ·' 25 Jump Functions.

For example, after the first or second press, you can press • ** · 1 / (not shown) to jump in the alphabet as a jump function for that chin • • 187 111 and a press key, for example a select key or alternatively a built-in key when the word select and the corresponding phone number associated with the name. Here too, the process shifts to the so-called. black and the number can be dialed by pressing the dial key (step 807), then 5 (step 808). Also, the so-called ringing tone after pressing the 100 dial keys on the phone. with a black box 808 containing most preferably all features known for calling. Alternatively, the telephone number may be ported asl for storage for use with other settings and options of sub-process 400a of FIG. 12A.

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Step 807.

When the forward key and the back key are no longer pressed, its number is e.g. as described, e.g., "arrow keys are displayed to step 807, where logic circuits 223 check if the dial key 15 is pressed operation proceeds to step 808" call *, .

Step 809.

When logic circuits 223 discover in step 807 that the selection key \ 20 process advances to step 809, which is sub-process 800 of the present invention, logic circuits 223 in step 809 determines whether or not you move the "square" key, e.g. key pressed · · * * key is pressed the process moves to step 810. When the shift key *** j pressed logic circuits 223 moves “non-branching again, the initial steps: * i * 25 keyboards. Alternatively, they can be done by pressing the "square key" option in any of the ways described above! • * i * * · «· with 5 keys (+).

188 347.

Step 347 of Figure 12A.

Step 347 may provide information from process 800, or process 300d 5 of Fig. 10B, via the "interconnector" 346, which is the target. In step 347, or preferably in step 351, the logic circuits 223 still display the name and any telephone number 111 displayed, such as "save?". When the key that produces the "yes" command of step 348, the operation continues to step 349 10 logic circuits 223 stores the name and number in memory 207 such that the telephone number is accessible to any of the following.

Proceeding to process 300d2 of Figure 10B.

Above all, the telephone number can be activated as described in steps 401c 15 of FIG. 10A. Then, the phone number is ready and the call reminder at the right time reminds you to call that phone number 1 in step 401c of FIG. 10A by pressing a call reminder confirmation key, such as a "confirm now" key or another selected key combination to "yes". Alternatively, pre-activate v $ "* 20 for that phone number in step 402 of FIG. 10A by pressing the call key, such as a" confirm now "key or another" yes "option l \: consistently selected key combination. · * · It is possible to select the playing time or reminder time, and the call intervals or reminders! • \: \ *: · *** · 25 Alternatively, the number can be transferred to the display 111 for use as a 10B p reminder (increments 40la, 40 Ib, 401d), or transfer number * * »automatic predefined robotic call connection * * 89 I name to step 350. When" Yes "is selected in step 351, the information entered in step I 108 is stored at the phone number i I for use as described below.

I 5 Step 352c Entering Message Function * I At step 352b, the display 111 asks: "Do you want to immediately send the text I /avo/7te/ee...”When using step 108 in keyboard 352c" yes proceeds to step 9 of Figure 9, or 8 to 317fl Save I is treated in the messaging functions as if it had come from step 314 when the auto I 10 was not connected and the message function of step 157 in Figure 15 was on.

Figure 12B, task related message *

Further steps may be attached to the chain of corresponding steps (352b, 352c). By way of example, the slightly larger subprocess 400b of Figure 400a has been added k 15 352d, where logic circuits 223 display a new question "Do you want to immediately send" Task 1 done "after the" no "option selected in step 352c. By selecting I in the second step 352e, the text message then moves to step 902 in Figure 9A, or step 317f in Figure 8. The "No" option sets] 20 to proceed to step 401a in process 300d2. preferably attach a message with the completed task acknowledgments | f |: the completed task is sent by the phone in one step (step 352e) or by a few I t * «:: steps to step 352e semi-automatically to the phone I · * * V ·: 1 made ”) to confirm the matter to the agreed t I 1 I · * * ··· * 25 equipped telephone or data device which can also respond to success messages such as supplies or goods orders.

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Figure 12A, Step 353 Symbol 1.

When a "no" selection is made in step 351 of gently 12A, the process proceeds to a portion of the picture sym list 400a to step 353. Figure I2A shows only a portion of the other selection list 400a (subprocess 400a). The entire list 400a may include prescriptive pictograms such as a medicine and an opened or "open" vial pictogram (step 353) and a depiction of a moving-looking or "right-moving" passenger car symbol 2 (step 356), such as the h symbol, a conference event symbol. , physical work symbol 10 grease press, grease symbol, etc.

I Symbol Transfer ”to the reminder function.

When the operation has proceeded automatically from step 353, where the display shows the symbol to step 354, where the display 111 preferably shows e.g. the questioner} 15 the user can make a yes selection. The logic circuits 223 then store the symbol in a memory location reserved for the symbol, from which the symbol 1 is in step 401a to step 401b in step 401a. Syr available for "reminder" step 401a shown in Figure 10B pr From this location, symbol 1 can be moved by pressing "s I ** I! In step 401a! '· * 20 such as the # key or alternatively the asterisk key (^ key),

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Change options chain, for short message or auto-call.

When "no" is selected in step 352c of Fig. 12A, for example, the telephone name imported from Fig. 5,323a is associated with its associated name e.g. step forward through step 401a of subprocess 300d2 of FIG. 10b, e.g., call unsuccessful call attempts to pre-confirm call 323a- (346) '347-348-349-352b-352 <The chain is long but requires only two "yes "(Steps 323a, 348) and 10 (steps 352c, 401a, 401c) followed by pre-confirmation" villages ^ -val (step 402). However, it is known that when a certain activity or invention is brought to the public's attention, the fruit of, for example, those skilled in the art begins to develop ease of use and practicality. For example, a lice can be shortened directly from step 323a to step 402 leading to jc 15. However, in this case, the user-made option to transfer the telephone number by these means to the short message function (steps 352 in connection with the reminder (steps 401a, 401b, 40Id) is lost.

Transition from process 800 to process 300d2.

.. 20 Alternatively, using the "Yes" option in Figure 12A above in step 352 <• · i ·· *. 13 Process 800 imported from the list searched or stored in the location reserved for the phone number in step 3A, 12B of step 12A, 12B (step 349, 352a • * * ♦ ·· · ···, forward to step 401a) From step 401a the phone number is proceed to the «· * * reminder” step (401c) and further to the “pre-confirmation” step i • *: ** '25 as described in the explanation of Figure 10b.

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* i ♦ · # • «· * 44« m λ k. _ __ ___ 192 autodial, which requires confirmation to complete until step 401c is yes, the process goes to select the corresponding settings or by selecting "yes" in step 403, the process proceeds so that a "pre-vafr" or alternatively selected call reminder can be selected. Alternatively, make a "yes" selection in step 40! call reminder can be selected e.g. call reminder time and reminder 323a can go to other settings list 400a, for example when to be; call reminder function fails, and the operation returns asek and it is desired to be pre-confirmed to achieve perfect 10. Alternatively, the call can be transferred to the automatic text or voice messaging feature “Yes” if you wish,

Pre-confirmation steps 402-405-404.

When no is selected in step 401c, the process advances to confirmation 4 (15 can be a confirmed call by pressing 109 on the keyboard 108 or a combination of keys, which will automatically proceed from step 311a asl

When pre-confirming is done, for example, in step 402, select the "ky key" or alternatively, eg "Do you confirm now? Yes "key for similar settings to step 403. By selecting" yes "in step 403 pn ί ·. 20 that a pre-confirmed call can be selected e.g. playing time and s * f * * ;. ♦! in step 402, or in step 403, "no" is selected, the process proceeds to step 4 (| e £ * 2 404 selects "yes", the process returns to the list of other settings and options: ***: to connection 346. By selecting "no" in step 404 Return to start.

* Back to list 400a.

By selecting "yes" in step 404, the process goes to other settings and options: · When answering "no" in step 403, this moves back to step 40 # «* 193 for example from the call reminder function, when confirmed in step 31 Id can go to said list 400a. By pressing key 109 or key combination 323 in step 323, the other and selector 400a, and thereafter step 402, access the pre-confirmed * 5 call becomes pre-confirmed, the reminder intervals preferably remain unchanged unless modified individually.

Figure 10A, 10B Setting Calling Intervals, Steps 324-326-327.

When a default is selected in step 324, the default time is preferably displayed in step 1011, after which the process returns to the beginning. In this case, the logic circuits are an option of 223 call time / call reminder time or process 300d2! by default reminder time. When step 324 does not select the default! step 326, and in step 326 on the display 111, a key can be called or recalled.

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Figures 10A, 10B Steps 328-331-332.

When "yes" is selected in step 328, press 109 or key * in step 333 to select whether or not to change the pre-confirmed number on keypad 108 Ring or Attempt Default Ring 20 In step 333, select "yes", in step 334, press •: · ·: new Default Ringing Interval for Predefined Calls or Attempts, in minutes, or · minutes. This setting changes the time it takes for step ·· * timer 228 or clock 227 to count down. Timer 228 or, alternatively,% handset is closed and time must elapse before re-opening the handset * When, for example, in Fig. 10A, step 317c, it is learned that the autodial v,. the end of the process advances to step 312 open handset. The interval can be set, for example, · · · * !! · * min, or 1/12 min-15 min, respectively, so that when dialing another 194 screen 111, the “pre-confirmed number setting” is selected “do not change ); at step 329, after selecting "yes" with the 109 keys, 109 a new call reminder interval replaces the one already displayed on the screen 111 (step 33 5 for automatic ring reminder, e.g., by timer 228 (step 332 after step 109 using "109") pre-call reminder Interval on screen 111 and return to step 327; when step 328 on screen 111 guides you to "pre-confirmed number 10 with keys 109" yes ", you can decide whether to change the pre-confirmed auto call ring interval (step 333); 109 New Default Ring Interval When Display Guide 1 2 3 Ring Interval "(step 334) and go back; Decides not to change the step ring interval by making a 109" no "selection and return to step 333 15

In the process of Figure 10B, 300dl, just the functions described above, as well as a reminder ”.

In the telephone 100 according to the process 300d2 of Fig. 10B, which also has the case 329 ', 330', in addition to the call reminder function, a: * · may also be advantageously used. 20 to control the time and reminder intervals. Step 33 Γ is used to display: mu: ·· ...: to continue displaying the call reminder interval on the display 111; I remained unanswered with text, and step 332 'to measure the call reminder interval or issue 2 ·· 1 «: 1'1 ·. The operation of the other steps (328, 333, 334) is in principle: \ j in Fig. 10A, so that said steps are represented by means of a comma (') in the killing operation. In the process 300d2 mm. ring reminder and case reminder t step 310a * 1i of subprocess 300b of process 5b of FIG. 5A associated with process 300d2:: reminder with phone number moves in the other direction in process process 3 195 instead of text, such as step 329 ' Thirdly, when it comes to auto-call, the text '' do you change the auto-call interval '' appears. When the interval e 5 in step 33 vaihtoehto, alternatively, for example, 'case reminder interval or' Ring reminder interval 15 min selected 'or' autoplay interval 15 intervals are changed in step 330 ', display 111 indicates in step 332' increment reminder interval Vi h 'or' Set new ringer reminder interval Vi h 'ta Automatic call interval lA h' (not shown or more logically described) Λ 10 is also displayed in step 3 27 'However, the operation is a rigid understanding of the instructions contained in the program code, memory 207, and logic circuits.

Figure 10B, steps 328-333 focus.

In the telephone 100 according to process 300d2 of Figure 10B, it is possible to perform the step of guiding the output of the logic circuits 223 from the memory 207 to the display 111: if the display 111 guides the "pre-confirmed number setting?" To "no" reminder interval (step • ·, 20 329 'after setting "yes" with the 109 keys to set to 1 * t *. ··>: replace the already existing call interval with a call reminder or • an action reminder with a reminder interval (ask * »Ί * reminder interval for call reminder or alternatively reminder for action item 9 9 *: \ l automatically eg via timer 228 (step 332 ') and return to a; M | i 25 329' after selecting" no "with 109 still another reminder interval or reminder interval time on screen 111 and go back to the top; »·» f * * «· ··· ·» ··· 96 96 109 unselected and go back to step 333.

Figure 10B: Pre-confirmation in case of unconfirmed failure, steps (400a) -401-402.

In the operating process 300d2 shown in Fig. 10B, which adds to step 323, it is facilitated to proceed to the list of other settings and options 400a. A call reminder function when the call attempt confirmed in step 31 Id can be moved to said list 400a. In step 232a, selecting “yes by pressing the key combination” will access list 10 of the other and option settings to confirm the unverified call. Hereby, the call changes before the reminder intervals become call intervals but preferably remains on time unless they are individually changed.

Figures 10A, 10B Steps 328-331-322.

15 When "Yes" is selected in step 328, press 109 or key 333 to select whether to change the pre-confirmed number via keypad 108 Ring or Call Attempt Default Ring In step 333, select "Yes", or in step 334, simply enter a new default ring tone or -call-Interval preset • \ e in 20 or minutes. This setting changes the time interval in step: ·; ··· when timer 228 or clock 227 is counting down. Timer 228 or alternatively k l ': the handset is closed for time to elapse before the handset is reopened or when, for example, in step 317c of FIG. 10A, it is learned that the autoplay color * / · * process advances to step 312. The interval can be set e.g.

25 min, or 1/12 min-15 min, respectively, whereby the call attempts are repeated in intervals until a response is received or the number of call attempts is reduced; j '·' is filled in accordance with step 317a.

197,329); at step 329 after "yes" selected with keys 109: replace the one already displayed on screen 111 with a new call reminder Interval (step 33 'for automatic call reminder eg with timer 228 (step 332) at step 329 with "no" selected with keys 109) then displays the remainder of the previous 5 rings in the Interval on screen 111 and go back to step 327; when step 328 on the screen 111 guides you through the "pre-dialed number with 109 keys", you can decide whether to change the pre-confirmed autodial ring interval (step 333); after i 10,109 new default ring interval when prompted by "set new default ring interval back to start; do not change the default ring interval in step 333 by selecting" no "and go back to step 333.

In the process of Fig. 10B, 300dl, the functions described above, sec! 15 Reminders ”.

In the telephone 100 according to the process 300d2 of Fig. 10B, which also has the case i 329 ', 330', it may advantageously be used to control the time and reminder intervals in addition to the call reminder function. Step 327 'is used to further display the reminder ring interval for the issue along with the text of the remaining 20 complainants on screen 111, and step 332' is used to display the reminder interval or issue i *: ··; the measurement. The operation of the other steps (328, 333, 334) is, in principle, ί • «; · f in Fig. 10A, so that these steps are presented by means of a comma (') in the tapah * * * operation. In the process 300d2 mm. Ring Reminder and Case Reminder e ** *: The reminder containing the phone number 310a • i * ·· '25 of sub-process 300b of FIG. 5A associated with process 300d2 moves in the other direction in the operating process. which does not include a phone number. Then the phone user knows if the question is a reminder.

98 reminder interval ”. Thirdly, when it comes to an automatic telephone, the text "Do you change the interval between calls" is displayed. For example, in step 33 Γ you will see “case reminder interval 15 min selected” or “ring memo selected” or “ring reminder interval 15 min selected”. In this case the resolution is 5,327 '. Preferably, in step 332, the display will indicate, for example, "Set new memory" Set new ring reminder interval XA h "or" Set new Auto] (not shown or more logic described).

Figure 10B, Steps 328-333.

In the telephone 100 according to process 300d2 of Fig. 10B, the logic 223 may be guided by the output 207 to the display 111, as instructed by the display 111: "pre-confirmed number setting?" Will be selected "<will the reminder interval for unverified calls, 15 329 'after selecting "yes" with the keys 109, sets the key to replace the already displayed ringing interval with a new ringing interval for the ringing reminder for the actioned reminder case reminder interval {reminder interval for the call reminder or alternatively the action point reminder automatically, e.g. ) and piece • * βe 20 329 'will continue to display n ·; · - · reminder interval or matter reminder interval on the display after lilies return to the top; • * * · t 4 * 4 * 4 4 4 ·, <βϊ when step 328 of the 111 screen guides you to “yes” with the pre-confirmed Numen * · keys 109, you can decide whether to change the pre-confirmed • * 4 25 auto-call interval (step 333); After answering "yes", 109 the new default ring interval as instructed by the display 111, "set new default ring • · * · ;; / 334) and return to the beginning; not to change in step 334 default-playing 4.

99 failed, steps 400a-401-402.

In the operating process 300d2 shown in Fig. 10B, which increments step 323a pi, it has been facilitated to proceed to the list of other settings and options 400a. Save the call reminder function when the call attempt or 5 confirmed in step 31 Id can be moved to said list 400a. When yes is selected in step 232a by pressing a key combination, the list of other and option settings is accessed or the unverified call is confirmed. Thus, the call changes in advance as reminder intervals become call intervals, but preferably remains temporal unless they are individually changed.

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Collaboration of Figure 1BB and 12C.

Access to regular daily reminders.

Figure 11B shows a slightly different example of how regular reminders can be made and made in sub-process 600b2 and in 12C in subprocess 400c. In the figure, for example, list 400c of list 4 of other settings and options shown in connection with figure 12A. By navigating through the list of other settings and options in Fig. 12C with the help of non-keys 400c, the user of the phone 100 can reach the point where the logukapi; ·. 20 displays 111 eg text "regular case reminders do you want to go"

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selection step (step 352f). The "yes" option in step 352g moves p * · • to step 601c2 in Figure 1B where he can enter a regular n • ·· · time. The "No" option in step 352g, in turn, moves the phone function to step 401a, from which he can proceed to the reminder lurking function (aj:: 25 ··· Thus, in the list 400c mentioned above, proceeding with 100 selected actions in the phone: • arrow key or yes and no The ______. ..................... _____: button can be pressed.

100 11 is a shifting e.g. arrow key backward (cf. Fig. 13 step 803, 805) or still another type of telephone can be used e.g. C key 109 (so-called clear key), which can be used in a known manner e.g. go back to the top or erase the characters on the screen 5

Steps 601c2 and 602a2, Regular Reminder 1 and Removal and s When the user of the phone 100 has selected the "use" option in step 12C of Figure 12C, 100 then proceeds to step 601c2. In step 601c2 logic circuits 223 207, for example, the words "select time 1" or a corresponding number, letter 10 expresses the same idea, but leaves 111 space reserved for printing when the time is entered with keys 109. Phone user 100 with numeric keys for the desired time, e.g. by logic circuits 223 o! to display 111. Logic circuits 223 direct the keys 109 to forward the ai numeric keystroke to a numeric position 15 in a 24-hour display in hours and minutes, although these keys can be used to enter letters in another mode. in any obvious way. The phone will make corrections or changes to key commands in any known 1 obvious area of knowledge, until you are satisfied with the time of your choice. When .20 time, he can skip to n 601 d2 and press “Yes” to select • ·· Confirm now? Yes key (step 601d2) or another type of p ♦ a:. in an alternate structure, press the corresponding key, eg Yes or OK * ·· ΐ; ***. If he is not satisfied with the time he chooses, he will select “e” depending on the selected phone 100, for example “no” -n £ 25,601 d2). The operation process of the telephone 100 then returns to list 400c of other settings. As a result of selecting "No", logic circuits 223 wipe the time * ·: off in step 602a to avoid any confusion. Time 1, or ♦ · • · cannot be changed except by selecting “no” in steps 602a2 or 602b2 to re-input a ιοί 1 key 109 or key combination, logic circuits 223 save the time for the reminder function and the key function changes to mode if; The logic circuits 223 then display 111 e.g. text "key remembered 5 then keystroke 109" for example "take morning medication" it and seM 1 in the previous step 601c2 the keyed time is also displayed in its place. Preferably, logic circuits 223 further display in step 60, for example, the text "reminder 1" or a corresponding number, kicker, or symbol sufficiently the same idea, but leave 111 space for the reminder itself 10, such as steps 12a through 12d or the like. attaching, for example, moving graphics, such as those shown elsewhere in the description of the invention, to a picture of a vial or other letter substituting or supplementing a symbol stored in memory 207, may be selected by the user to fit the reminder subject; visit the selection from its es step 353. The search path passes through step 601t2 of Fig. 11B, whereby the a <made "yes" option takes you to junction 346, from which you can proceed to retrieve the symbol

Step 601Π2 selects whether reminder 1 is stored in memory 207 (for 20 reminder functions, or whether time 1 and reminder 1 are erased * 4 * 602b2). In step 601 £ 22, the logic circuits 223 occupy the selected n ** · * <* · • in step 601e2. and a possible symbol for the ready reminder reserved for them. The symbol 1 stored in step 354,355 of FIG. 12C, for example, moves to * *. · /: in step 601Π2 for the “run” in step 601G2.

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The user of the telephone 100 may make corrections or changes to the key commands: ***: In a known manner, until satisfied with the reminder, both to indicate the time 100 and the design or patent of the telephone 100 are associated with only one type of keypad 108 and

Step 601g2.

5 In step 601f22, the logic circuits 223, using the keypad 108, store n with any symbols or characters selected, in memory 207, for each function, whereupon reminder 1 is completely stored. Then, in the solution of Fig. 5A, 1 will find a reminder or number in step 303 of the same ail memory 207 every day. In step 310d 1 <10, it will be discovered that reminder 1 is regularly repeated. Then the club; step 3 lOel, at which logic circuits 223 in memory 207 will display "Do you want to delete this day?" or something similar.

Removing the reminder in Figure 5A and 1B.

15 In Figure 5A, the reminder can only be deleted for that day, but in the following days again and again unless it is removed in step 601fl2, step 601Π2 is followed by step 602b2 and both the kicker and any symbols indicate that the selected time is erased. ? ··. 20 Reminder 1 selection only.

...: The user of the phone 100 can thus confirm reminder 1 and time 1 "i: in step 601Π2. Preferably, logic circuits 223 in step 602f22 will display ··· ϊ: ** · the words: "Reminder 1 saved." When phone 100 is not used we do not select time 2 (step 601 g2 "key in time 2"), or reminder 2 ( a 25 he also does not want to be reminded 3 he can do “no” in step 601k2, then he gets time 2 selected to be erased in step 602c2 • ·: the reminder is erased in step 602d2

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103 he can make the selections required by reminder 3. Similarly, when reminder 2 he can also skip reminder 3 if he so wishes, m only at this point that he does not want to be reminded as reminder 5 Alternatively, he can do the following: key in Time 2 to select Yes or No to record Time 2 step clearing time 2 selection in step 602c2 and returning to m selection list 400c; key in reminder 2 in step 601j2; ie, in step I 10 of Time 2 and Reminder 2 in step 602d2, select "Yes" or "No" for recording or erasing, and return to the other weapon list 400c; save reminder in step 2 601 k22; enter 601m2 in 3 steps; record time of day 3 in step 601n2 of k "no" selection; causing time 2 selection to wipe a 15 to return to list 400c of other settings and options; key in memos 601p2; make a "yes" reminder recording or erase reminder in step 601 rl 2; clear time 3 and reminder 3 and return to the list of n choices 400c in step 602Ö; saves reminder 3 steps to menu 400c reminder 1 and / or 2 and / or 3 without deleting step 601s2 20 601 rl by selecting "yes". Before returning to menu 400c, select * *: · *: at junction 346 in Figure 12C. In step 60U2, the "yes" option takes Annex I · t jtj: according to an alternative construction method to another list 40 ···. · To a much earlier point. In step 60112, selecting “no” takes you to step **. : I * · ♦ I · * «·· I · | ***** 25 Control of Message Functions Selection Using Subprocess 700 of Figure 15.

In Figure 15, subprocess 700 illustrates one way in which the autom

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*: f ,: message functions can be turned on and off. The operation can be understood v «:: 1104 write a reminder on the display 111 · In step 40Id, he can return to the reminder function, for example, or return to the weapon list 400a of Fig. 12A * if that version is used in conjunction with Fig. 15.

5 Options that are not directly related to the messaging function.

In the next step 403, he continues to choose whether to go on to decide whether or not the MA 400 other settings and options go. The "Yes" option takes you to step 323a, which also gives you access to the MA 400 menu with the "yes" option to step 323a "delete". From step 323b to "yes" you can switch from step 10 to step 324 and so on with the corresponding "no" option.

Access to messaging jobs.

When the user of the phone chooses "no" in step 401a, he goes to step 15 of the "yes" option to take him to step 405, from which he can select the message function. After step 401c to step 405, then all a call reminders. The "No" option in step 401c takes the user's step: confirmation. Also, from step 402 you can select "yes" to go to step 40f I # * * ·· 20 Activating the Message Functions, Steps 405- *: * ** When "Yes" is selected in Step 405, the message function is activated. Selects "No":. \ ···: to step 403. When selecting "yes" in step 405, the operation process is moved).

The first choice 406 is to select whether or not to send an SMS:: "" '* After 25 unsuccessful calls from the auto-call function, t; . alternatively, as in the example, from the call reminder function: ··> proceeds as shown in the alternative part of Figure 9, Process 900. When 1105, according to this preferred embodiment, can also be filled in step 31 Id, once the call has been confirmed, it was in the call reminder function

In step 408, the "yes" function can be used to select the "+" function, whereupon 5 also sends a voice message request, whether the SMS was forwarded or not, this function verifies the delivery of the message eg j notices or has time to read the incoming SMS. As explained in Figure 9, in the subprocess 900, it checked whether the SMS + voice messaging feature is on.

The 10 'ΈΓ selection in step 408 takes the user to step 409, or he automatically sends only a voice message. This option is suitable, for example, for calling a phone that does not have text messaging capabilities, as is usual In addition, the option is suitable when it is suspected that the text message is not quickly vc due to hurry, noise, or because of being a little further away from the phone. 15 hear a short beep of the SMS.

Exit message options.

After the selections made in steps 406-409, the operation moves to, e.g., visible step 323a. In step 323a you choose whether to go to stepsec * · 20 or to step 404. In step 323b you can choose the default (step 324) or we * ** ·. ^ 10B selectable call or reminder times and call or reminder intervals:: ···; * v * Fig. 2F, recorder to be connected eg. automatic call.

• ··. Fig. 2F further shows a recorder 230 coupled to the control circuit 209 <25. Fig. 16 shows step 313 β, where logic circuits 223> jt: in step 314 start the prerecorded recording of recorder 230 with a call 106 automatic device. At the same time, the logic circuits display, for example, the message shown in Figure 1F; “Automatic connection muc in progress.” When the tape is played to forward the message, the logic circuits 223 are rewound to the beginning (not shown).

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From step 313f3, the process proceeds, for example, to process 300a2, or ku 300a3, of Figure 3B. In step 318, the logic circuits 223 generate a beep to remind you to hold down. In both of these processes, the etiquette is removed as previously described if the hold 10 is not pressed (step 319) within the set time (step 320). In this case, the handset close beforehand will be canceled. In this case, the operation is changed to a reminder mode, for example, the user of the telephone was not pressed to "hold the Call record and preferably enter the following call from the Combined Call".

Those of skill in the art will appreciate that various modifications and adjustments may be made to the radiotelephones of this invention without departing from the spirit or scope of this invention. As an example, you can say ··; 20 or emit light instead of emitting loudspeakers from the loudspeaker • 'to indicate the progress of an automatic call or to alert the user to make a call; J * 'l apart from speaker 105 may be used to transmit audio; puhelinnumer j "" | "· * enter and display the name and telephone of the called party may look NIMEI * · (ί corresponding to a telephone number stored in the memory, the input information voidaa 25 113, as seen in Figure IA, and which can be connected in place of the control circuits; playing time or reminding time can be entered for a period beginning t * · · «· * · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ······························································· it is last taken, where m complement each other;

the telephone 100 transmits, by pressing the dial key 109, the telephone 5 to an audio recording, such as a tape recorder, by speaking to the microphone a voice message, e.g. the phone dials a pre-made voice recording directly to the target her 100 sends an auto-dial pre-recorded voice record directly to the watch device later when a voice connection is not immediately established, 10 that a reminder (step 310cl) or alarm (step 1001, 10C)

1017, 1021, 1025) are scheduled to be repeated regularly, without the need for new reminders to be repeated at the same time, time of day, same day of the week at the same time, or at the same time at the same time, or alternately on certain days the reminder time is once selected (step 310e5, 310e6), regardless of the day of the week or without having to press one of 109 to confirm the setting (step 310e5) if the setting does not need to be changed; that the reminder like the alarm will repeat on certain days of the week, such as weekdays, regularly at the same time 1005,1009,1013,1017) once the alarm time has been selected, and that on certain weeks Γ \. During the 20 weekends (step 1021, 1025), a regular wake-up call may be left for weapon *: *: eg, at weekdays later; that auto-call ♦ · occur at a particular point in time by a clock device, such as a counter, such as a counter, which has a preloaded number, or as a timer 228, can * · * i silence or any other type of circuitry producing e.g. * · ·· * 25 which lasts a certain amount of time.

• *::: \\ V To sum up, we can say, for example. that the phone is compiled into the desired telephone number of an audio recording stored on a vibr 108 audio device. Ed will postpone the reminder or auto call to a later point in its entirety.

It will be understood that the invention is not limited to the embodiments shown, but may be embodied in various combinations of all of this disclosure and the following claims.

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109 1 A device arrangement of devices 5 of a mobile station (100) with a WAP connection for improving the reminder features having access keys (109), a program-controlled processor controlling the operation, and a memory (207) when laws reminder and a voice identifier (process) With text and / or symbols displayed on 30 screens (111) (process 400c j is reminded of things stored in memory (process 300B, step 310c), 10 memories (207) can be automatically and regularly recalled (e.g., process 1100 steps 310e5 -310e 14) which is timely remembered and can be paid for itself The WAP connection reminder of the mobile station (100) repeats itself again after the same pre-selected time period, e.g., k (process 1100 steps 31 Oel 1.31 Oe 12,) 1200 steps 310d4, 310d7) or definitely detected (part pro 310d2, 310d5, process 1000 steps 1002, 1004, process 1100 step pro process 300B steps 310c2, 30d - 310e3) (subprocess 1200, step process 300B steps 310c2, 310d, 310e3), and that if the user does not press when a reminder is displayed (111) (process 300B, step 310c2) because of 20 mobile stations, the reminder repeats (step 300B of the process relatively soon, e.g. after 3 to 15 minutes, and that repetition is continued at the latter intervals until the user has the opportunity to respond to that * · '* · landing on that WAP (100) features * *: Bank connectivity. • · »* * \ .. · 25 • #« • «· •« «« Device arrangement according to Claim 1, characterized in that, without the user of the mobile station (100) again, using the keypad (108) (sub-process 1200 steps 310d4, 310d7), • fr ·: · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Device arrangement according to Claim 1, characterized in that, after the payment time has elapsed, the reminder is automatically reset by providing differences which allow the function to be identified as a reminder, or an urgent reminder, or at least distinguished from some call functions (e.g. p 5 31 Oc 1, step 311c), and importing information describing the bank connection; Device arrangement according to claim 1, characterized in that the ku (109) (process 300B, step 310c2) is printed to acknowledge the reminder (process 10 detection and no reminder interval is desired, reactivation is not required as the process (subprocess 300B) advances to steps (310dl) -310d2, 310d3, 310d4, 310e5, 310d5, 310d6, 310d7, 3 pushes expired ”(step 310d4, 310d7) will automatically reset the pre-selected reminder interval (e.g. 1 month 15 step 310ell, 310el2), which will that the time setting remains the same (109) is no longer pressed. Device arrangement according to Claim 1, characterized in that the weather 20 can be deliberately removed "from this lot" (process 300B, step 31Oe 1) by asking the question "do you delete this lot" by pressing the keyboard (10 * *: " the reminder will not be on time until the regular reminder month) has expired (process 300B asl «·«: ;; e: 310e2, 310e3), or to postpone the reminder by pressing "no key * · *; 25]" yes key ”(process 300B, steps 310e4), which means • · φ; * · (process 300B, step 310e5), and the question“ do you delete this item ”is repeated (e.g., 3-15 min) to get back in. • · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · A device arrangement according to claim 1, characterized in that the m: display (111) is verbally reminded that there is a regular maturity date, and that the invoice can be paid for by means of the bank connection function established by the respective mobile station features. 5 Device arrangement according to Claim 1, characterized in that the call has a different voice identifier than an "incoming" call. 10 Device testing according to Claim 1, characterized in that the code tones in the program block describing the identification tone function can be varied by changing the input v to the calling device by means of a conversion device such as a transformer or alternatively by program 15 commands controlled by the control circuits (209) and ), and that the case reminder is accompanied by a specific unique voice identifier (process 300B, step 310cl), such as a case-sensitive melody encoded in non-volatile memory (207) coded in program code, or another voice identifier generated by the audio vocals. «· • ♦ • M * * • · ♦ I · •» · Ml | «« · 25 • • • • • M «· Ml • ♦ • M • ♦ • • • • • M · ··· 30 112 ”1 Device arrangement according to Claim 1, characterized in that the reminding capabilities of the device are improved, a reminder in which the text and / or symbol (process 400c; 5) displayed on the display (111) of the mobile station (100) is reminded ( 207) of the exported items (Process 300B, Step 31 Ocl), there is an automatic and regular recurring alarm that can be executed so that the alarm (process 1000, steps 1001, 1005, 1009, 1013, 1017, 1021, is followed by at least one regular a repetitive reminder (pro 1003, 1007, 1011, 1015, 1019, 1023, 1027), for example, about the time of the morning doctor's 10, for example, to go to work or school, and that automatically after the alarm after a certain time, such as timer (228) or timer circuit or minutes) to that alarm set each day The Saiki wake-up time, or the complete setting of said wake-up call, depends on the day of the week, or the number of hours and / or days of the countdown and / or shifts, associated with each wake-up time of that selected and / or specific wakeup 108) can be set with the alarm, silo 20 set, and that the distinctive voice ID can be selected, or that selected so that the user can know, by the voice token he / she has heard, which different * * reminder to distinguish has reached its due date, or is it that the voice tag in question is not associated with certain call features. Device arrangement according to Claim 9, characterized in that the wake-up and / or wake-up extract triggered at wake-up time * · »** j: job reminder repeats daily on a regular basis, keeps the desired silicon * · ***** after 30 days and then adds a certain number of hours to the current / 113