KR19980067696A - Phone with Japanese single letter keyboard - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a telephone that can make a phone call by using a conventional system but attaching a keyboard in which Japanese Adan letters are written to the phone, and inputting the Akan letters of each letter of the name, name, or easy-to-memory text. In order to input the single letter, a button (Japanese single letter notation plate 1) in which a number of five letters of each row is arranged in pairs with a numerical value is attached to a button 11 of a keyboard of an existing numbered phone. When dialing in, instead of entering a phone number, enter the letter of the name on the phone keyboard and enter the letter of the name of the company or name. The telephone number is connected to the telephone number, that is, if the telephone company has a number matched with the letter of each letter of the name or name, the caller will look for the letter of each letter in the name of the person or the name of the letter. If you do, you can connect the phone without the numbers.

Description

Phone with Japanese single letter keyboard

1 is a diagram of the present invention

* Description of the symbols for the main parts of the drawings *

1: Japanese single letter notation 11: Input button

According to the present invention, the Japanese alphabet is written by adding an Ardan (first step) letter among the five letters of each Japanese line to the button of the telephone keypad with the existing Arabic numerals, as shown in the keyboard (1). It is related with the telephone (FIG. 1) with ().

Japanese single letter notation (1) is ぁ and 1 in button 1 (11), 와 and 에는 in 3, さ and 에는 in 3, た and 에는 in 4, な in 5, は in 6, 7 자 and ぱ, 8, ま, 9, YA, and ら, 0, and ら, representing five letters in a group, with only Adan letters on each line (か, き, く, け, こ) Only k) is used, and the arrangement order is shown in Figure 1, but can be changed during the standardization process.

Existing telephones could be accessed by memorizing and entering the numbers when dialing, but had the disadvantage of remembering phone numbers that are difficult to memorize. On the other hand, this phone using Japanese Adan letters notation (1) converts the Adan letters of letters of various letters (letters, trade name, name) into numbers using Japanese Adan letters notation (1) and applies them to the telephone company. If you have a phone caller, you can access the phone by looking at the Japanese Adan letters (1), find and enter the Adan letters of each letter of the person's name (example 1). However, there is no need to change the system of the telephone or the telephone company at all. What is entered in the actual telephone is a number that is matched with the letter, and the telephone is dialed to the telephone number. no need. The user's phone has an Adan letters on the phone, and the phone number can be purchased from the telephone company by the phone number.

You can also change the existing numerical phone numbers into words that you can remember in the same order as in (Example 2). In other words, the numerical value can be changed to Adan letters by the Adan letters notation of Fig. 1, and the memorized text can be made and memorized using the five letters to which the letters belong. If you have two letters on a button, you can create a text you don't want to remember from the ten letters that belong to these two letters.

(Example 1) When making a phone call with text or name

222Stations-き し よ う あ ん な い by company name and function name

(氣 象 案 內)

↕ ↕ ↕ ↕

222 Station-Kishi あ な Picks the first letter of each syllable

↕ ↕ ↕ ↕

222 Bureau-か さ あ な When you see and type a keyboard

↕ ↕ ↕ ↕

222 Stations-2 3 1 5 Numbers Matched with Single Word Are Entered into the Phone

* You can make a call by following the above procedure after subscribing to the telephone company by changing the trade name or function name into the numerical value according to the above procedure.

(Example 2) Remembering to replace numeric phone number with uptake phone number

3 2 0-3 2 8 3 You can use your existing phone number

↕↕↕ ↕ ↕ ↕ ↕

さ か ら-Look at the keyboard and change to Adan letters

↕↕↕ ↕↕↕↕

さ く ら-さ き ま す Remember all the letters belonging to the group, making them into meaningful words.

Conventional telephones are cumbersome to memorize phone numbers (numeric values), but telephones using Japanese Adan letters are the names of characters (か, き, く, け) that belong to each letter of the name, organization, name and various types of text. , こ You can easily connect the phone by entering か) out of 5 characters. This is very convenient because you can connect the phone if you only know each other or various texts.

Usually phone numbers are numerical, so it's very difficult to remember a phone number in association with a name or business name, such as how many times it is. It is very complicated to memorize the number and the name of the other party or find the recorded data. To solve this problem, if you develop a way to make a call with a button or a name, you do not need to memorize the numbers. It will be convenient. However, there are many problems in entering the full name of a business name or a name by the numeric keypad of a telephone.

The phone has only 10 buttons and requires complicated procedures and systems to enter all 50 Japanese characters, making it difficult to put to practical use.

The present invention was devised to develop a method of accessing a telephone by writing to reduce the effort of memorizing a telephone number in Japan. It is a representative of five characters of each line treated as the same group (each line) using the characteristics of Japanese characters. The present invention relates to the development of a telephone in which a single letter is displayed on a number plate of an existing telephone, and a single letter of a name of a business name or a name is input during a telephone connection.

Claims (2)

Japanese arabic notation (1) with arabic characters (か, き, く, け, か) of Japanese characters added to the buttons on the keyboard with the existing Arabic numerals. Attached Phone. The Japanese abbreviation letterhead (1) of claim 1 is shown in Fig. 1 as shown in Fig. 1, with buttons 1, 2 with か and が, 3 with さ and ざ, 4 with た and だ, 5 with な, 6 with は, 7 The keyboard is characterized by adding 8 and ぱ, 8 to ま, 9 to や, 0 to ら.