JPH03217127A - Radio pager provided with pocket for prepaid telephone card - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To prevent a user from forgetting to carry a prepaid telephone card with him by providing a pocket for telephone card storage and locking a storage case of this pocket to the cover of the enclosure of a receiver through a projecting material against the force of a spring. CONSTITUTION:When a prepaid telephone card 10 is inserted into a pocket 1 for storage of a telephone card 10 and a storage case 11 is pushed, a spring 2 is compressed and this case 11 is hooked by a projecting material 4 and is locked, and expansion of the spring 2 is suppressed. For caution's sake, a cover 5 is closed to prevent the telephone card 10 from sliding out. When the telephone card 10 is taken out, the cover 5 is opened and a push button 3 is depressed, and then, the projecting material 4 is deformed to unlock the case, and the spring 2 is extended and the telephone card 10 jumps out. Thus, the user is prevented from forgetting to carry the prepaid telephone card for telephone response at the time of receiving the call signal from a calling subscriber.

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Summary] Regarding a radio paging receiver that receives a radio paging signal from a caller in a radio paging system, a mechanism for not forgetting to carry a telephone card and a frequency of use of the telephone card are provided. The purpose of this radio call receiver is to have a pocket for accommodating a telephone card for answering a caller by telephone, and a pocket for accommodating a telephone card for answering a caller by telephone, and a pocket for accommodating a telephone card by the force of the pocket for accommodating a telephone card. a spring that allows the phone card to be taken out from the pocket; a push button switch that is attached to the cover of the housing to prevent the case from popping out of the phone card pocket due to the force of the spring; The telephone card is provided with a protrusion that locks the storage case so that it does not pop out, and the protrusion is pressed by pressing a push button switch to release the lock and the telephone card is automatically taken out from the storage case in the pocket. Configure.

Furthermore, there is a pocket for storing a telephone card for answering a caller by telephone, and a dial for displaying whether or not the telephone card is in the pocket for storing the telephone card and the number of times the telephone card is used. When the power switch is turned on to operate the radio paging receiver and when an incoming call is received to receive the calling signal, the display shows whether the telephone card is in the receiving pocket and its use. Configure to display degrees.

[Industrial application field]

The present invention relates to a radio paging receiver for receiving a radio paging signal from a caller in a radio paging system, and in particular, to prevent forgetting to carry a telephone card for answering the caller by phone. This invention relates to a radio paging receiver with a pocket for a telephone card, which is provided with a pocket for accommodating a card.

In a radio paging system, when a radio paging receiver receives a paging signal, it answers the caller by telephone. For this reason, there is a need for a radio paging receiver to have a mechanism for not forgetting to carry a telephone card, and a mechanism for not forgetting to use the telephone card too many times.

4 [Prior Art] Conventional radio paging receivers do not have pockets for telephone cards, and generally have a telephone card 10 separated from the receiver, as shown in FIG. . Furthermore, there is no mechanism to prevent users from forgetting to use their telephone cards insufficiently.

[Problem to be solved by the invention]

As mentioned above, conventional radio paging receivers have a structure in which the telephone card 10 is separated from the receiver, so if you forget to carry the telephone card 10 and do not have coins with you, please contact us immediately. There was a problem in which the caller could not be contacted by phone.

There was also the problem that users could not make phone calls because they forgot that their telephone cards did not have enough power. SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION An object of the present invention is to provide a radio paging receiver having (1) a mechanism for not forgetting to carry a telephone card, and (2) a mechanism for eliminating the possibility of forgetting to use a telephone card insufficiently.

[Means to solve the problem]

The first problem is that, as shown in FIG. 1, the radio paging receiver has a pocket l for accommodating a telephone card 10, and the pocket allows the telephone card 10 to be taken out by the force of a spring 2. A push-button switch 3 is provided for locking the housing case 11 of the pocket 1 of the telephone card 10 to the cover 20 of the receiver casing against the force of the spring 2 via the protrusion 4, and the push-button switch 3 is pressed. The problem is solved by the first aspect of the present invention, in which the lock is released by pushing the protrusion 4 and the telephone card 10 is automatically taken out from the storage case 11 of the pocket 1.

In the principle diagram of FIG. 1 showing the basic structure of a radio paging receiver with a telephone card pocket according to the first aspect of the present invention, 1 is a pocket for accommodating a telephone card 10. As shown in FIG.

Reference numeral 2 denotes a spring that pushes the housing case 11 of the telephone card 10 with its force so that the telephone card 10 can be taken out from the pocket 1.

3 is a push button switch attached to the cover 20 of the housing so that the housing case 11 of the pocket 1 of the telephone card 10 does not pop out due to the force of the spring 2.

Reference numeral 4 denotes a protrusion that is locked by a push button switch 3 so that the housing case 11 of the pocket 1 of the telephone card 10 does not fly out due to the force of the spring 2.

5 is a lid that prevents the telephone card 10 from coming out from the storage pocket 1 just in case.

Then, by removing the lid 5 and pressing the push button switch 3, the protrusion 4 is pushed and the lock is released, and the telephone card 10 is automatically taken out from the storage case 11 of the pocket 1. .

Further, the second problem mentioned above is that, as shown in FIG. The problem is solved by the second aspect of the present invention, which includes a display 40 that displays the presence or absence of the card 10 and the number of uses.

7 In the principle diagram of FIG. 2 showing the basic configuration of a radio paging receiver with a pocket for a telephone card according to the second aspect of the present invention, 1 is a pocket for accommodating a telephone card 10.

31 is a power switch that operates the radio paging receiver.

Reference numeral 40 denotes a display that displays the presence or absence of the telephone card 10 and its usage frequency when the power switch 31 of the receiver is turned on and when a call is received by receiving a wireless calling signal from a caller.

[Effect]

As shown in FIG. 1, the radio paging receiver of the first aspect of the present invention has a pocket 1 for accommodating a telephone card 10,
When the telephone card 10 is inserted into the pocket 1, the spring 2 between the housing case 11 of the telephone card 10 and the cover 20 of the housing is compressed, and the protrusion 4 in contact with the push button switch 3 locks the card. The extension of the spring 2 is suppressed, and as a precaution, the telephone card 10 is prevented from slipping out by the 8-lid 5. By removing the lid 5 and pressing the push button switch 3, the lock by the protrusion 4 is released and the telephone card 10 pops out.

Therefore, the radio paging receiver of the first invention shown in FIG.
The problem is solved because the mechanism ensures that one does not forget to carry a calling card for answering the call when receiving a calling signal from a caller.

The radio paging receiver of the second invention of the present invention shown in FIG. 2 has a blurred eye for accommodating the telephone card 10, and receives a radio paging signal when the power switch 3l of the receiver is turned on. Since it is equipped with a display 40 that displays the presence or absence of the telephone card 10 and the number of times it has been used when a call is received, it is possible to avoid forgetting to carry the telephone card, and also,
The problem is solved because it becomes possible to avoid forgetting about insufficient usage of telephone cards.

〔Example〕

The principle diagram of FIG. 1 shows the structure of a radio paging receiver with a telephone card pocket according to the first embodiment of the present invention. The upper figure is a perspective view, and the lower figure is an exploded view. Telephone card 1 in pocket 1 for storing telephone card 10
0 is inserted and the housing case 11 is pushed, the spring 2 is compressed and the case 11 is caught on the protrusion 4 and locked, thereby suppressing the expansion of the spring 2. Just to be sure, close the lid 5 to prevent the telephone card 10 from slipping out.

When taking out the telephone card 10, the lid 5 is opened and the push button switch 3 is pressed, the protrusion 4 is deformed and the lock is released, the spring 2 is extended and the telephone card 10 is popped out. Therefore, the radio paging receiver of the present invention shown in FIG. 1 poses no problem because its structure prevents the user from forgetting to carry a telephone card for answering calls when receiving a paging signal from a caller.

Further, FIG. 2 shows the structure of a radio paging receiver with a pocket for a telephone card according to a second embodiment of the present invention, in which 1 is a pocket for storing a telephone card 10, and 3 is a pocket for taking out a telephone card 10. 31 is a power switch for turning on/off the driving power of the radio paging receiver; 40 is a push button switch for storing the telephone card 10 in the socket 1 when the power switch 31 is turned on and when the receiver receives a call; and a display that displays the number of uses.

A telephone card 10 is inserted into a pocket 1 for storing the telephone card, and a push button switch 3 is pressed to take out the telephone card 10. When the power switch 31 is turned on or when the receiver receives a call from the caller, the display 40 shows the number of calls if the telephone card 10 is in the pocket 1, and the number of calls if the telephone card 10 is not in the pocket 1. Display that it is not included. According to this example,
There is no problem because it prevents forgetting to carry a telephone card and not having enough card.

Furthermore, as shown in FIG. 3, as another embodiment of the second invention of the present invention, the display 40 is omitted, and a buzzer and its stop switch 41 are provided, so that when the power switch 31 is turned on and the receiver When there is an incoming call from a caller, the buzzer stop switch 41 causes the telephone card 10 to fly out of the pocket 1, and if the telephone card 10 is not in the pocket 1, the buzzer sounds a different sound. , the presence or absence of the telephone card 10 and the number of degrees can be directly confirmed. This example is
Since there is no need for a mechanism for making the radio paging receiver read the power of the telephone card 10, it can be realized technically easily.

[Effects of the Invention] As explained above, according to the present invention, a telephone card can be housed in a radio paging receiver, carried along with it, and easily taken out when answering, and can be easily removed when the receiver is turned on and when the receiver is turned on. At the time of a call, the presence or absence of a telephone card in a pocket for telephone cards and the number of used cards can be confirmed on a display, and it is possible to prevent failure to contact the caller by phone due to forgetting to carry a telephone card or insufficient number of cards.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

1 is a diagram illustrating the basic structure of a radio paging receiver with a pocket for a telephone card according to the first invention, and FIG. 2 is a radio paging receiver with a pocket for a telephone card according to the second invention of the present invention. FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing the configuration of a radio paging receiver with a pocket for a telephone card according to the second embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 4 shows a conventional radio paging receiver and a telephone card. FIG. In the figure, 1 is a pocket for a telephone card, 2 is a spring, 3 is a push button switch, 4 is a protrusion, 1o is a telephone card, 11 is a storage case, 2o is a housing cover, 31 is a power switch, and 4o is a Display 41 is a buzzer stop switch. -182-

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] 1. A radio paging receiver that receives a radio paging signal from a caller, comprising: a pocket (1) for storing a telephone card for answering the caller by telephone; a spring (2) whose force pushes the housing case (11) of the telephone card so that the telephone card can be taken out from the pocket;
A push button switch (3) is attached to the cover (20) of the housing to prevent the accommodation case of the telephone card pocket from popping out due to the force of the spring, and a push button switch (3) to prevent the accommodation case from popping out due to the force of the spring. The telephone card is provided with a protrusion (4) that locks into the pocket, and when the protrusion (4) is pressed by pressing the push button switch (3), the lock is released and the telephone card is automatically removed from the storage case in the pocket. A wireless paging receiver with a pocket for telephone cards. 2. In a radio paging receiver that receives a radio call signal from a caller, a pocket (1) for accommodating a telephone card for answering the caller by telephone, and a pocket (1) for accommodating the telephone card. a display (40) for displaying whether or not the telephone card (10) is in the pocket of the person and the number of uses thereof;
When the power switch (31) is turned on to operate the radio paging receiver, and when a call is received to receive a calling signal from a caller, the display indicates whether or not the telephone card is in the receiving pocket. A wireless paging receiver with a pocket for a telephone card, which is characterized by displaying the number of times it has been used.