JP2006081219A - Digital wireless telephone set - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a digital wireless telephone set which effectively utilizes, to a maximum, a digital processing capability that the digital wireless telephone set has. <P>SOLUTION: The digital wireless telephone set comprises: a radio equipment means for receiving and demodulating out a radio signal modulated by an encoded digital signal containing control information; a control signal processing means for decoding the control information from the demodulated encoded digital signal outputted from the radio equipment means; a telephone number information detecting means for detecting presence/absence of a telephone number of another set contained in the decoded control information before establishing a speech channel; a call arrival information storage means for storing the telephone number information of the other set contained in the control information detected by the telephone number information detecting means; an operating means for inputting an operating signal to cause a present set to perform predetermined operation; and a display means for displaying display information. The display information based on the telephone number information stored in the call arrival information storage means can be displayed on the display means in response to the operating signal inputted from the operating means and if the telephone number information is not stored in the call arrival information storage means, display information indicating that the telephone number information is not stored, is displayed. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2006,JPO&NCIPI

Description

  The present invention relates to a digital radio telephone used in, for example, a digital mobile radio communication system represented by an automobile / mobile phone system, a PHS (Personal Handyphone System), etc., which employs a digital call system, and in particular, a destination telephone The present invention relates to a digital wireless telephone that can store a number (hereinafter referred to as “incoming telephone number”) and has a function (hereinafter referred to as “incoming redial function”) that can make a call based on the telephone number.

  FIG. 11 shows a system configuration of an analog radio telephone having a conventional incoming call redial function disclosed in, for example, Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 5-14274. A conventional telephone of this type is a DTMF (Dual Tone Multi Frequency) signal in which a plurality of frequency signals are superimposed on the telephone number information of an incoming call destination, via a radio channel using a communication channel together with an analog voice signal. Received and recorded in memory.

  Next, operations related to the incoming call redial function of the analog wireless telephone will be described. First, a radio signal including control information received via the antenna 6 using the control channel is demodulated and output as a control signal which is a baseband analog signal by the radio unit 5. Control information of the demodulated control signal is decoded by the decoder 15 and processed by the microcomputer 10 to establish a wireless line. Next, the radio signal including the telephone number information similarly received via the antenna 6 using the call channel is demodulated and output as a DTMF signal which is an analog signal of a baseband in the radio unit 5. The demodulated DTMF signal is recorded in the memory 12 after the telephone number information is determined and detected by the DTMF receiver 16 and is processed by the microcomputer 10. On the other hand, when a call is made by redial, the telephone number information previously recorded in the memory 12 is read by the microcomputer 10, encoded by the encoder 17, modulated by the radio unit 5, and then used as a radio signal. It is transmitted from the antenna 6.

JP-A-5-14274

  Since the incoming redial function in a conventional analog wireless telephone is configured as described above, a DTMF receiver or the like for detecting telephone number information is required in addition to the structure necessary for operating the original telephone function. There was a problem that the configuration was complicated. In addition, the contents of the incoming redial function are simply to redial using the telephone number information recorded in the memory, and there is a problem that high functionality and multi-functionality considering user services have not been achieved. It was.

  The present invention has been made to solve the above-described problems, and is inherently provided in the digital radio telephone when the digital radio telephone used in a digital mobile radio communication system or the like has the incoming call redial function. An object of the present invention is to provide a digital wireless telephone having a high-function incoming call redial function that makes the most of digital processing capabilities.

The digital radio telephone according to the present invention is
Radio means for receiving and demodulating and outputting a radio signal modulated by an encoded digital signal including control information;
Control signal processing means for decoding the control information from the demodulated encoded digital signal output from the radio means;
Telephone number information detecting means for detecting the presence or absence of telephone number information of another device included in the decoded control information before a call line is established;
Incoming call information storage means for storing telephone number information of other devices included in the control information detected by the telephone number information detection means;
Operation means for inputting an operation signal for causing the own machine to perform a predetermined operation;
Display means for displaying display information,
Display information based on the telephone number information stored in the incoming call information storage means can be displayed on the display means in response to an operation signal input from the operation means, and the telephone number information is stored in the incoming information storage means. If not, display information indicating that it is not stored is displayed on the display means.

  According to the present invention, when a digital radio telephone used in a digital mobile radio communication system or the like is provided with a function of storing the telephone number, the digital processing capability inherent in the digital radio telephone is utilized to the maximum, and in particular, a memory. It is possible to provide a digital wireless telephone equipped with a high-function and multi-function incoming call redial function that takes into account user services and that is efficiently managed.

The best mode for carrying out the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.
Embodiment 1 FIG.
Here, the invention will be specifically described for a digital wireless telephone that can be used for both private (external) and public (external) systems. FIG. 1 shows a system configuration of a digital radio telephone according to an embodiment of the present invention. In the figure, 1 is a microphone for a user of a digital radio telephone to input voice information such as the contents of a call as an analog voice signal, and 2 is an A / D conversion for converting the input analog voice signal into a digital voice signal. 3, the digital audio signal output from the A / D converter 2 is encoded using a data compression encoding method such as VSELP (Vector Sum Excited Linear Predictive Coding) method and converted into an encoded digital signal. In addition, a speech code / decoding unit for decoding the encoded digital signal in the reverse process of the encoding and converting it into a digital audio signal, 4 is the encoded digital signal from the audio code / decoding unit 3 For switching and selecting either a signal or an encoded digital signal from a control signal processing unit 9 described later The switch 5 is a transmission modulation function for converting the encoded digital signal from the switch 4 into a radio signal transmitted by the antenna 6, and for converting the radio signal received by the antenna 6 into an encoded digital signal. A radio unit having a reception demodulation function, 7 is a D / A converter for converting the digital audio signal decoded by the audio codec / decoding unit 3 into an analog audio signal, and 8 is an analog unit for audio information. A speaker 9 for outputting as an audio signal decodes control information included in the encoded digital signal from the radio unit 5, and encodes telephone number information recorded in a memory 12 to be described later to encode the encoded digital signal. The control signal processing unit 10 outputs to the switch 4 as telephone number information included in the control information from the control signal processing unit 9 based on the time when the information is received. And a microcomputer for performing processing such as displaying telephone number information recorded in the memory 12 by an operation from the operation unit 11 described later on a display unit 13 described later. An operation unit for reading out telephone number information from the terminal and inputting operation information such as making a call as an operation signal, and a memory 12 for storing telephone number information processed by the microcomputer 10 as incoming record information , 13 is a display unit for displaying operation information and messages in response to various operations, and 14 is a control timing generation circuit for controlling the switching timing of the switch 4. An audio processing unit 100 includes the A / D converter 2, the audio code / decoding unit 3, and the D / A converter 7.

  FIG. 2 is a functional block diagram related to the incoming telephone number recording processing executed in the microcomputer 12 in the system configuration of the digital radio telephone shown in FIG. In the figure, reference numeral 40 denotes telephone number information detecting means for detecting the presence or absence of telephone number information in the control information from the control signal processing unit 9, and reference numeral 50 denotes the reception time of the control information when the telephone number information exists. For example, the time information management means for specifying the time based on the time from a clock unit (not shown) provided in the digital radio telephone and outputting the time information, and 70 is the telephone number extension if the telephone number information exists Internal / external line determination means for identifying / determining whether it is due to an external line, for example, by detecting internal / external line identification information included in the control information, 80 after extracting telephone number information from the control information when the telephone is an internal line An external line information adding means for outputting the telephone number information after the telephone number information is extracted from the control information, and newly outputting the telephone number information; The telephone number information from the external information adding means, a memory management means for recording as an incoming record information into the memory 12 in association with the time information from the time information management unit 50.

  FIG. 3 is a functional block diagram relating to the incoming telephone number processing executed inside the microcomputer 12 shown in FIG. is there. In the figure, reference numeral 67 denotes telephone number information comparing means for comparing the telephone number information from the external line information adding means 80 with the past telephone number information already recorded in the memory 12, and detecting the presence or absence of the same information. Whether or not to perform the comparison is set by an instruction from the operation unit 13. 61 is a free area in the memory 12 where new telephone number information can be recorded based on the output result from the telephone number information comparison means 67 ("record all" without comparison or "no comparison information"). An empty memory determining means for determining whether or not it exists, 62 is a determination result of the empty memory determining means 61 (“no empty”) or an output result from the telephone number information comparing means 67 (comparison result “same information exists”) Based on the above, unnecessary information (the oldest information or a plurality of the same information) is deleted from the incoming call record information recorded in the memory 12, and a free area is secured, and the remaining incoming call record information is newly rewritten. The re-recording means 63 for performing the predetermined recording in the memory 12 based on the determination result of the empty memory determination means 61 (“available”) or the output result from the re-recording means 62 (“available”). A recording means for recording the incoming recording information in association with time information telephone number information to pass.

  FIG. 4 is a flowchart showing the operation of the incoming telephone number recording process. The operation according to the present embodiment shown in FIG. 2 will be described below with reference to FIGS.

  First, at step 401, the telephone number information detecting means 40 detects whether or not telephone number information is present in the control information from the control signal processing unit 9. If the telephone number information does not exist, the process ends. If the telephone number information exists, in the next step 402, the internal / external line determination means 70 identifies and determines whether the telephone is an internal line or an external line. In the case of an outside line, in the next step 403, outside line information adding means 80 adds outside line identification information (for example, the number “0” as an outside line transmission number) to the telephone number information in the control information, and outputs it as telephone number information. . In the case of an extension, the outside line information adding means 80 extracts telephone number information from the control information and outputs it. In step 404, the time information management means 50 identifies the time when the telephone number information arrives. Next, in step 405, the telephone number information comparing unit 67 is instructed to process a plurality of the same incoming telephone numbers received up to now by an operation from the operation unit 11. When all the same incoming telephone numbers are registered, the process proceeds to step 406. When only the latest incoming telephone number is registered among the same incoming telephone numbers, the process proceeds to step 410. In step 410, the telephone number information comparison means 67 compares the past incoming telephone number information already registered in the incoming call recording memory 121, which is the first storage section in the memory 12, with the latest incoming telephone number information. If there is no same telephone number information, the process proceeds to step 406. If there is the same telephone number information, the process proceeds to step 411, the past incoming telephone number information already registered in the re-recording means 63 is deleted from the incoming call record memory 121, and the process proceeds to step 408. In step 406, the free memory determining means 61 determines whether there is a place in the incoming call record memory 121 where new incoming telephone number information is registered. If not full, the incoming telephone number information is recorded in the incoming call record memory 121 together with the time information. If it is full, the process proceeds to the next step 407, and the telephone number information with the oldest time information is deleted from the incoming call record memory 121. In the next step 408, the next oldest telephone number information is moved up and recorded in the deleted incoming record memory 121 portion. This operation is sequentially repeated. In the next step 409, the latest incoming telephone number information is recorded together with time information in the finally vacant incoming call record memory 121, and the process ends. FIG. 5 shows a storage configuration in the incoming record memory 121 of the incoming telephone number and the incoming time. As shown in FIG. 5, the incoming telephone number is stored in the incoming call record memory 121 for each address as a set with the incoming time.

  FIG. 6 is a flowchart showing the operation of display processing of the incoming telephone number recorded in the incoming call recording memory 121. The operation of this display process will be described below with reference to FIGS. First, in step 601, the operation unit 11 instructs display of the incoming telephone number. In the next step 602, it is determined whether or not the past incoming telephone number information is recorded in the incoming call recording memory 121 by the memory recording determination means 66. If not recorded, in step 603, a warning sound indicating that recording is not performed is sounded from the speaker 8, a warning is displayed on the display unit 13, and the display process ends. If it is recorded, in step 604, the incoming call record reading means 64 reads the most recently received incoming telephone number from the incoming call record memory 121 together with the incoming call time and displays it on the display unit 13. In the next step 605, when an instruction to end the display is given from the operation unit 11, the display process ends. If another incoming phone number is desired to be displayed, in the next step 606, if the operation unit 11 is used to switch the display of the incoming phone number, the incoming phone call will be sent one step before or after one in step 607. The number display changes. Thereafter, the process returns to step 605, and the processes of steps 605, 606, and 607 are repeated until a desired incoming telephone number is displayed. FIG. 7 shows the display order of the above-mentioned incoming telephone numbers in the case where five incoming telephone numbers are recorded. In accordance with an instruction from the operation unit 11, the information is sequentially circulated in the moving-up direction or the moving-down direction and displayed. In the above display processing (steps 604 and 607), the content of the display is only the incoming phone number information and the incoming time recorded in the incoming call record memory 121, but the incoming phone number is stored in the registration memory 122 described later. When the memory dial information corresponding to the information is registered, additional information in the memory dial information (company name, name, etc. of the other party corresponding to the telephone number) is added as related information in addition to the incoming telephone number information. You may make it display simultaneously. In this case, in steps 604 and 607, the memory dial information in the registration memory 122 is searched using the incoming telephone number read by the incoming call record reading means 64 as a keyword (the searching means is not shown), and the incoming telephone number is searched. If the same telephone number is recorded, the corresponding additional information is read by the memory dial reading means 68 and displayed on the display unit 13.

  FIG. 8 is a flowchart showing the operation of the incoming redial process using the incoming telephone number recorded in the incoming call record memory 121. The operation of this incoming call redial process will be described below with reference to FIGS. First, in step 801, a desired incoming telephone number is displayed on the display unit 13 in accordance with an instruction from the operation unit 11. The details of the processing up to this display are the same as the display processing described with reference to FIG. Next, in step 802, when the operation unit 11 issues an incoming redialing instruction, in the next step 803, the telephone number information read by the incoming call record reading means 64 is used as control information via the control signal processing unit 9 and wirelessly transmitted. A call is sent from the machine 5 to the other party's telephone.

  FIG. 9 is a flowchart showing the operation of the memory dial registration process for the incoming telephone number recorded in the incoming call recording memory 121. Here, the general memory dial function is to register frequently used phone numbers and additional information related to these phone numbers (partner's company name, person name, etc.) in memory as memory dial information in advance. Therefore, it is a function that can call, display, and call a target telephone number or additional information. The registration work will be described with reference to FIG. First, the telephone number of the other party is input from the operation unit 11. Next, the registration unit 65 registers the information in a predetermined area of the registration memory 122 which is the second storage unit in the memory 12. At this time, the telephone number can be registered in association with the abbreviation of the other party as necessary. FIG. 10 shows the storage configuration of the telephone number of the other party in the registration memory 122 and the abbreviated name of the other party associated with this telephone number. As shown in FIG. 10, the telephone number is set as an abbreviation and registered in the registration memory 122 for each address. The operation of the memory dial registration process according to the present invention will be described below with reference to FIGS. First, in step 901, a desired incoming telephone number is displayed on the display unit 13 according to an instruction from the operation unit 11. The details of the processing up to this display are the same as the display processing described with reference to FIG. Next, in step 902, when a memory dial registration instruction is issued from the operation unit 11, in the next step 903, the telephone number information read by the incoming call record reading means 64 is stored in the second storage section via the registration means 65. Is registered in a predetermined area of the registration memory 122.

1 is a block diagram showing a system configuration of a digital radio telephone according to an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 2 is a functional block diagram relating to a process of recording an incoming telephone number according to the embodiment of the present invention shown in FIG. 1. FIG. 3 is a block diagram relating to detailed processing in the memory management means according to the embodiment of the present invention shown in FIG. 2. It is a flowchart regarding the recording process of the incoming telephone number of this invention. It is a figure for demonstrating the memory structure of the incoming telephone number of this invention. It is a flowchart regarding the display processing of the incoming call telephone number of this invention. It is a figure for demonstrating the display order of the incoming telephone number of this invention. It is a flowchart regarding the incoming call redial process of the incoming telephone number of this invention. It is a flowchart regarding the memory dial registration process of the incoming telephone number of this invention. It is a figure for demonstrating the memory structure of the telephone number in the memory dial registration of this invention. It is a block diagram which shows the system configuration | structure of the conventional digital radio telephone.

Explanation of symbols

1 microphone, 2 A / D converter, 3 voice code / decoding unit, 4 switch,
5 Radio unit, 6 Antenna, 7 D / A converter, 8 Speaker,
9 control signal processing unit, 10 microcomputer, 11 operation unit,
12 memory, 13 display unit, 14 control timing generation circuit,
15 decoder, 16 DTMF receiver, 17 encoder,
40 telephone number information detection means, 50 time information management means,
60 memory management means 61 free memory judgment means 62 re-recording means
63 recording means, 64 incoming call record reading means, 65 registration means,
66 memory record determination means, 67 telephone number information comparison means,
68 memory dial reading means, 70 inside / outside line judging means,
80 external line information adding means, 100, 100a voice processing unit,
121 1st memory | storage part (incoming call recording memory), 122 2nd memory | storage part (registration memory)

Claims (7)

Radio means for receiving and demodulating and outputting a radio signal modulated by an encoded digital signal including control information;
Control signal processing means for decoding the control information from the demodulated encoded digital signal output from the radio means;
Telephone number information detecting means for detecting the presence or absence of telephone number information of another device included in the decoded control information before a call line is established;
Incoming call information storage means for storing telephone number information of other devices included in the control information detected by the telephone number information detection means;
Operation means for inputting an operation signal for causing the own machine to perform a predetermined operation;
Display means for displaying display information,
Display information based on the telephone number information stored in the incoming call information storage means can be displayed on the display means in response to an operation signal input from the operation means, and the telephone number information is stored in the incoming information storage means. If not, display information indicating that the information is not stored is displayed on the display means. Time information management means for outputting incoming time information corresponding to the telephone number information detected by the telephone number information detecting means,
The incoming information storage means stores a plurality of information sets, each paired with the telephone number information detected by the telephone number information detecting means and the incoming time information output by the time information management means corresponding to the telephone number information. The digital radio telephone according to claim 1. 3. The digital radiotelephone according to claim 2, wherein an information set corresponding to a predetermined number of telephone number information is stored in the incoming information storage means, starting from telephone number information received recently. The digital radiotelephone according to claim 2, wherein only a set of information corresponding to the most recently received telephone number information is stored in the incoming information storage means from among a plurality of the same telephone number information received. 2. The digital radiotelephone according to claim 1, wherein a calling process is performed on the telephone number information of the display information displayed on the display means in accordance with an operation signal input from the operation means. When there is an incoming call from the other device in the second communication network to the own device in the first communication network, additional information required for making a call from the first to the second communication network is obtained as telephone number information. 2. The digital radiotelephone according to claim 1, wherein the digital radiotelephone is added to the telephone number information detected by the detection means and stored in the incoming call information storage means. 2. The digital radio telephone according to claim 1, wherein when the telephone number information is not included in the control information, the storing operation to the incoming information storage means is not performed.

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