JP2001337933A - Terminal device with schedule management function and its program recording medium - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To distinctly indicate existence of a schedule on a map by using a map display function for developing the map for display on a display screen as a schedule informing means and surely carry out the schedule by information relating the schedule with its practice place. SOLUTION: On a schedule table, a schedule date, schedule contents, a schedule practice place, practice place positional information and the like are set and registered for every record. A CPU 1 refers to the set contents of the schedule table so as to output and display a schedule icon in the corresponding schedule position on the map on the basis of the positional information included in schedule data.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a terminal device having a schedule management function for managing schedule data and a program recording medium for the terminal device.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, in an electronic organizer or the like having a schedule management function, for example, by setting and registering the contents of a schedule corresponding to a scheduled date and time on a weekly or monthly basis, the schedule can be freely changed at any time. The schedule contents can be confirmed in advance, and when the scheduled date and time is reached, an alarm is issued, so that the schedule contents can be confirmed immediately.

[0003]

However, if there is no particular problem if the contents of the schedule are checked in advance, performing the prior check every time places a heavy burden on the user. Further, even if the user forgets the prior confirmation and notices by the alarm notification, the alarm notification will not be performed unless the scheduled date and time has arrived, so that the execution of the schedule may be neglected. For example, even if you have set and registered a schedule such as "Get documents when you arrive on a business trip and fax immediately" or "Get an insurance certificate for year-end adjustment at home when you go to work," If the user arrives early on a business trip or goes to work earlier than usual, the alarm is not notified, and the schedule may be neglected. By the way, in recent years, not only in-vehicle GPS but also digital mobile communication systems such as PHSs and portable terminals are provided with a current position detecting device which receives longitude and latitude information to detect a current position, and detects the detected current position information. A map display function has been developed that calls up the map information of the current area on the display screen and expands and displays it on the display screen based on It is becoming.

An object of the first invention is to utilize a map display function of expanding and displaying a map on a display screen as a schedule notifying means, so that the existence of a schedule can be clearly indicated on a map, and the schedule and its execution can be specified. The purpose is to ensure that the schedule can be executed by the notification in association with the place. A second object of the present invention is to utilize a map display function of detecting a current position and expanding and displaying a map corresponding to the current position as a schedule notifying means, so that when a user comes to a place where the schedule is executed, The content of the schedule can be clearly indicated on the map, and the content of the schedule can be confirmed at the execution place regardless of whether or not the scheduled time has been reached, so that the schedule can be reliably executed.

[0005] The means of the present invention are as follows. An invention according to claim 1 (first invention) is a terminal device for expanding and displaying map information on a display screen, wherein schedule input means for inputting schedule data including position information indicating a schedule execution location; Schedule management means for storing and managing the schedule data input by the schedule input means; display control means for displaying an identifier indicating the presence of the schedule on the map based on the position information included in the schedule data; It is provided with. Another object of the present invention is to provide a recording medium in which a program code for causing a computer to execute each of the above-described functions is recorded. In addition,
A designating means for arbitrarily selecting and specifying an identification object on the map is provided, and when an identification object is designated by the specification means, schedule data corresponding to the identification object is called to guide and display the schedule contents. Display means may be provided. The identification object on the map is a symbol display in the form of a clock, and the scheduled time of the schedule may be incorporated and displayed in the clock-type symbol display. Therefore, claim 1
In the described invention, by utilizing a map display function of expanding and displaying a map on a display screen as a schedule notification means, the existence of the schedule can be clearly indicated on the map, and the schedule and the execution place thereof are associated with each other. The schedule can be surely performed by the notification.

The invention according to claim 4 (second invention) is as follows.
A terminal device that includes a position information detecting device that detects a current position, and expands and displays map information including the position on a display screen based on the current position detected by the position information detecting device. Schedule input means for inputting schedule data including the indicated position information; schedule management means for storing and managing the schedule data input by the schedule input means; and schedule data stored and managed by the schedule management means. Position comparing means for comparing the position information present and the current position information detected by the position information detecting device, and, when a match of the position information is detected by the position comparing means, the schedule is set to the schedule position on the map. Guidance display means for displaying the contents as guidance Is shall. Another object of the present invention is to provide a recording medium in which a program code for causing a computer to execute each of the above-described functions is recorded. In addition, when the position comparing means detects the coincidence of the position information, a notifying means may be provided for notifying the alarm sound or vibration. Also, a determining means for comparing the scheduled time with the current time to determine whether the scheduled time has passed is provided, and even if the determining means determines that the scheduled time has passed, the position may be determined. If the comparison means does not detect a match in the position information, a display control means for displaying that the scheduled time has passed at the schedule position on the map may be provided. Further, there is provided a determining means for determining whether the scheduled time is approached based on the scheduled scheduled time and the current time, and when the determining means determines that the scheduled time is approached, the schedule on the map is determined. An identification display means for identifying and indicating the fact may be provided at the position. Therefore, in the invention described in claim 4, the user comes to the execution place of the schedule by utilizing the map display function of detecting the current position and expanding and displaying the map corresponding to the current position as the notification means of the schedule. At this point, the contents of the schedule can be clearly indicated on the map, regardless of whether or not the scheduled time has been reached, the contents of the schedule can be confirmed at the execution place, and the schedule can be reliably executed.

[0007]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS One embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to FIGS. FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing the overall configuration of an electronic organizer having a schedule management function according to this embodiment. This electronic notebook has a position detection device (G) that receives longitude and latitude information and detects the current position.
PS), the map information of the current area is called up and displayed on the display screen based on the detected current position information, and this map display function is used as a schedule notification means. The feature is that the execution place of the schedule and the contents of the schedule can be clearly indicated on the map. In this case, the schedule data set and registered in advance includes, along with the schedule contents, position information indicating the execution place, and based on this position information, the execution place is displayed as an icon on a map, and the schedule is displayed. The contents are displayed on the map on the schedule position. Before describing the features of this embodiment in detail, the hardware configuration of this embodiment will be described below.

The CPU 1 is a central processing unit that controls the overall operation of the electronic organizer according to the operating system and various application software in the storage device 2. The storage device 2 stores a database, character fonts, and the like in addition to an operating system and various application software, and has a recording medium 3 composed of a magnetic, optical, semiconductor memory, or the like, and a drive system therefor. The recording medium 3 is a fixed medium such as a hard disk or a portable medium such as a CD-ROM, a floppy desk, a RAM card, and a magnetic card which can be removably mounted. The programs and data in the recording medium 3 are loaded into a RAM (for example, a static RAM) 4 under the control of the CPU 1 as necessary,
4 is saved in the recording medium 3. Further, the recording medium may be provided on an external device side such as a server, and the CPU 1 can directly access and use the program / data in the recording medium via a transmission medium. The CPU 1 can also take in some or all of the data stored in the recording medium 3 from another device via a transmission medium, and newly register or additionally register the data in the recording medium 3. That is, the transmission control unit 5 receives a program / data transmitted from another device constituting the computer communication system via a wired transmission line such as a communication line or a cable or a wireless transmission line such as radio waves, microwaves or infrared rays. And can be installed in the recording medium 3. Further, the program / data may be stored and managed on the external device side such as a server, and the CPU 1 can directly access and use the program / data on the external device side via a transmission medium.

On the other hand, a transmission control unit 5, an input unit 6, a display unit 7, a position detection control 8, a buzzer 9, and a vibration motor 10, which are input / output peripheral devices, are connected to the CPU 1 via a bus line. CP according to input / output program
U1 controls their operation. The transmission control unit 5 is, for example, a communication interface including a communication modem, an infrared module, an antenna, and the like. The input unit 6 is an operation unit that constitutes a pointing device such as a keyboard and a touch input pen, and inputs character string data and various commands. The position detection control 8 constitutes the GPS, and receives the latitude and longitude information to detect the current position. The buzzer 9 is for generating and notifying an alarm sound, and the vibration motor 10 is for notifying the user by vibration.

FIG. 2 shows an input screen for schedule data. In addition to “schedule execution date and time” and “schedule contents”, one entry including “schedule execution place” and “positional information indicating the latitude and longitude of the execution place” is displayed. It is input as minute schedule data. Here, the “schedule content” is an input item for inputting a specific schedule content by a character string. For example, “when you arrive at a business trip, you get a document and immediately fax it” If there is a plan such as "I will get an insurance policy for the year-end adjustment from my wife", only the summary may be entered as "schedule contents", and the input format is arbitrary. The “schedule execution place” is an input item for inputting a specific schedule execution place by a character string. For example, the address, name, memorandum, and the like are input. “Position information indicating the latitude and longitude of the execution place” is position information (latitude and longitude information) automatically generated by inputting a pen touch input on the schedule execution place on the map screen.

Further, in the schedule input screen, various selection items for arbitrarily selecting a notification format of the schedule are provided. That is, "Alarm ON" for instructing the generation of an alarm sound, "Vibration ON" for instructing the generation of vibration, and "OFF" for prohibiting both the alarm sound and vibration, and the schedule execution location on the map. It has selection items of “display ON” and “display OFF” indicating whether or not to display the schedule contents. In addition, when "display ON" is selected, in order to pre-display the schedule contents before the scheduled schedule date and time, an input item for arbitrarily inputting how many minutes before the display is to be performed is designated as a schedule item. It is provided in the input screen, and the illustrated example shows a case where “15 minutes” before is set as the advance display timing. Note that the timing of the advance display is set in units of minutes, but may be set in units of hours. The schedule data for a plurality of items input in the schedule input screen in this manner is shown in FIG.
The data is set and registered in the schedule table DB 11 shown in FIG.

As shown in FIG. 3A, the structure of the schedule table DB 11 is such that "scheduled schedule date and time", "schedule contents", "schedule execution place", and "position information of execution place (history) Degree information) ",
Each item of “ON / OFF flag for each notification format”, “set time of schedule display ON / OFF flag, advance display timing”, and “link code” is stored. Here, "ON / OFF flag for each notification format"
Is a flag indicating whether or not an alarm sound is generated and whether or not a vibration is generated.
The “F flag” is a flag indicating whether or not to display the schedule content at the schedule execution location on the map,
Each ON / OFF flag is "O" when it is "1".
N "and" 0 "indicate" OFF ". The “link code” is link information for associating with the storage content of the schedule display coordinate DB 12 shown in FIG. 3B, and is a serial number assigned according to the progress of the schedule.

The schedule display coordinate DB 12 stores and manages display coordinate positions on a map corresponding to position information (schedule execution place) included in the schedule data for each schedule, and is shown in FIG. 3B. Thus, for each record, "link code", "map ■",
The “X coordinate” and the “Y coordinate” are stored.
The “link code” is link information for associating with schedule data in the schedule table DB 11, and the “map No.” specifies map information of an area including a schedule execution place. “X coordinate” and “Y coordinate” are position coordinates indicating a position on the display screen corresponding to the execution location in the map.

FIG. 4 shows a display state in which a schedule icon indicating the existence of a schedule is displayed at a schedule position (schedule execution place) on the map. The schedule icon is a symbol mark in the shape of a clock. In the pattern symbol (clock mark), the scheduled time of the schedule is indicated by a pointer. The pointer display roughly indicates the schedule time by the hour hand and the minute hand. Such a clock mark type icon is displayed in a form overlaid on the schedule execution location on the map, and is displayed together with the schedule execution location. Specify the scheduled time. FIG. 5 shows a display state when a schedule icon on the map is arbitrarily selected and specified, or when the user reaches a place where the schedule is executed, and when the schedule content is guided and displayed at the display position of the icon. ing. In this case, a balloon-shaped guidance display area appears from the icon display position, and the schedule content is arranged and displayed in the display area.

Next, the operation of the GPS-equipped electronic organizer in this embodiment will be described with reference to the flowcharts shown in FIGS. Here, the programs for realizing the functions described in these flowcharts are stored in the form of readable program codes on the recording medium 3, and the CPU 1 executes the operations according to the program codes sequentially. I do. Further, the CPU 1 can also sequentially execute the operation according to the above-described program code transmitted via the transmission medium. That is, an operation unique to this embodiment can be executed using a program / data externally supplied via a transmission medium in addition to a recording medium.

FIG. 6 is a flow chart showing the operation at the time of inputting schedule data and registering settings. First, a schedule input button (not shown) in the display screen
To specify the start of execution of the schedule registration process (step A1). In this screen, the map information of the local point is expanded and displayed. When the user designates a desired schedule execution place on the map by touching with a pen (step A).
2) The CPU 1 stores the information corresponding to the designated position in the schedule table DB11 and the schedule display coordinate DB12.
Is performed (step A3). That is, the schedule table DB 11 and the schedule display coordinate DB
12, a new record is secured, the display coordinates of the designated position are obtained, the display coordinates are written in the new record of the schedule display coordinates DB 12, and the display coordinates are converted into actual coordinate information. The latitude and longitude information is written into a new record in the schedule table DB11.

Then, since the schedule input screen shown in FIG. 2 is displayed and output (step A4), the user inputs necessary items to each item in the schedule input screen and selects necessary items (step A4). Step A5). That is, "Schedule execution date and time", "Schedule contents", "Schedule execution place" are arbitrarily input, and "Alarm ON", "Vibration ON",
A notification format such as "display ON" or "display OFF" is selected. Then, the input / selected information is written in the corresponding item of the new record secured in the schedule table DB 11 (step A6).

Next, the process proceeds to step A7, where a new link code is generated and written in a new record of the schedule table DB11 and the schedule display coordinate DB12.
Further, in order to specify the map currently displayed, the “map No.” is included in a new record of the schedule display coordinate DB 12.
Is written (step A8). Hereinafter, as a result of sequentially executing the above-described schedule registration processing, the schedule table DB1
1, schedule data including position information indicating a schedule execution place is sequentially registered as data for one record. In the schedule display coordinate DB 12,
Display information linked to the schedule data is sequentially registered.

FIG. 7 is a flowchart showing a schedule icon display process. First, the ON / OFF state of a schedule icon display switch (not shown) is checked (step B1). When switch OFF is detected, this flow ends. When switch ON is detected, Then, the process proceeds to the execution of the schedule icon display process. That is, data for one record is read from the head of the schedule table DB 11 (step B2), and the "schedule display flag" in the record is turned on / off.
The FF state is checked (step B3). If the flag is OFF, the process proceeds to step B7. If the flag is ON, the schedule display coordinate DB 12 is searched based on the link code in the schedule record, and the corresponding coordinate information is retrieved. At the same time as reading (step B4), "schedule time" is read from the record (step B5).

Then, as shown in FIG. 4, on the map being displayed, a schedule icon is arranged and displayed at the coordinate position, and a schedule time is displayed in the icon as a pointer (step B6). In this case, the schedule icon is a clock symbol mark and has a display form in which hands are displayed in a circular white background, so that the schedule icon is not buried in the background map. Then, proceed to Step B7,
It is checked whether the next unprocessed record remains in the schedule table DB11, that is, whether display processing for all records has been executed. However, this is the case where the first record has been processed, and there is a next unprocessed record. For example, the process returns to step B2, and the above operation is repeated.

FIG. 8 is a flowchart showing the operation in the case where a schedule icon on a map is selected and designated to guide and display the schedule contents. First, when the schedule icon on the map is designated by pen touch (step C1), the CPU 1 detects the coordinate information of the designated position (step C2), searches the schedule display coordinate DB 12 for a link code corresponding to the coordinate, and sets the schedule code. The schedule data corresponding to the link code is searched from the table DB 11 (step C).
3). Then, “schedule content” is acquired from the searched schedule data, and “schedule content” is displayed in association with the designated icon (step C4). In this case, as shown in FIG. 5, a balloon-shaped guidance display area is output from the designated icon position, and "schedule content" is displayed in the balloon. As the “schedule contents”, the schedule date and time and the schedule execution place may be displayed together. The example of FIG. 5 is a case where the schedule date and time and the schedule contents are displayed.

FIG. 9 is a flowchart showing an operation for guiding and displaying the contents of a schedule when a user arrives at a schedule execution place. In this case, the display processing is started by interruption every predetermined time. Is done.
First, the current position information is acquired from the position detection control unit 8 (step D1), and data of one record from the head of the schedule table DB 11 is read (step D1).
2). The "position information" in the schedule data is compared with the current position information (step D3), and it is determined whether or not they match (step D4).

In this case, if a mismatch is determined,
It is checked whether the comparison process has been performed for all records in the schedule table DB11. If there is a next unprocessed record, the process returns to step D2, and the next schedule data is read out. Is compared. On the other hand, if it is determined that the position information matches, the schedule display coordinate DB 12 is searched based on the “link code” in the schedule data, and the coordinate information of the corresponding screen position is read (step D6). A balloon-shaped guidance display area is output from the screen position, and "schedule contents" are displayed in the balloon. In this case, the schedule date and time,
The schedule execution location may also be displayed.

FIG. 10 is a flowchart showing a schedule notification process executed based on the scheduled schedule date and time. The execution is started by interruption every predetermined time. First, the ON / OFF state of a schedule display switch (not shown) is checked (step E1).
If the FF is detected, the flow ends. If the switch ON is detected, the process proceeds to the execution of the schedule notification process. That is, the schedule table DB
The data of one record is read from the beginning of 11 and the schedule date and time are compared with the current system date and time (step E2) to determine whether the schedule date and time have passed (step E3). If the scheduled date and time has passed, the "set time of the advance display timing" is read from the schedule data, and it is determined whether or not the display time has been reached (step E4). That is, the determination is made by comparing the date and time obtained by subtracting the set time from the schedule date and time with the current date and time. For example, if the set time is “15 minutes”, the schedule is started 15 minutes before the schedule date and time. It is determined whether or not the current date and time are included in the range less than the date and time.

Here, within the set time of the advance display,
The process proceeds to step E5, in which the entire icon corresponding to the schedule is driven to blink so as to display a warning that the schedule date and time are imminent. Thereafter, the process proceeds to step E7, where it is determined whether there is a next unprocessed record. If so, the process returns to step E1. On the other hand, if it is not near the schedule date and time, it is checked whether the current date and time match the schedule date and time (step E6). If a mismatch is detected, the process moves to step E7 and the next unprocessed record exists. Is returned to step E1 on condition that the schedule date and time match, the corresponding "schedule content" is read and output to the display position of the icon (step E8). That is, similar to the case described above,
The schedule display coordinates DB 12 is searched based on the “link code” in the schedule data, the corresponding display coordinates are read out, a balloon-shaped guidance display area is output from the display position, and the “schedule content” is included in the balloon. Display.

The ON / OFF state of the alarm sound (step E9) and the ON / OFF state of the vibrator are checked by referring to the "ON / OFF flag for each notification method" in the schedule data (step E11). Is O
If the answer is N, an alarm sound is generated (step E10) or a vibration is generated (step E12). Then, the process shifts to step E7, and returns to step E1 on condition that there is a next unprocessed record. On the other hand, when it is detected that the schedule date and time has passed (step E13), a balloon-shaped guidance display area is output from the display position of the corresponding schedule icon, and “schedule content” is displayed in the balloon along with “schedule contents”.
A warning message is displayed (see FIG. 11). Also in this case, an alarm sound or vibration is generated according to the ON / OFF state of the alarm sound and the ON / OFF state of the vibrator (steps E9 to E9).
E12).

As described above, in this embodiment, the schedule icon is displayed on the map based on the position information included in the schedule data. Therefore, the map display function is effectively used as a schedule notification means. The icon is displayed at the schedule position on the map, so the execution location of the schedule can be specified on the map, and the notification that associates the schedule with the execution location can be made. The execution of the schedule is assured. In this case, when an arbitrary schedule icon is selected and designated, the schedule data corresponding to the icon is called and the schedule contents are displayed as a guide, so that the correspondence between the schedule contents and the execution place can be freely changed at any time. You can check. Also, the schedule icon is a clock mark in the shape of a clock, and the scheduled time of the schedule is incorporated and displayed in the clock mark, so that it is possible to visually provide effective notification. It is also possible to check the scheduled time.

Further, the position information included in the schedule data is compared with the current position information detected by the position detection control unit 8, and when a match between the two is detected, the contents of the schedule corresponding to the schedule position are compared. Is displayed on the map, so that when the user arrives at the place where the schedule is to be executed, the contents of the schedule can be clearly indicated on the map, regardless of whether or not the scheduled time has been reached. , The schedule contents can be confirmed, and the schedule can be reliably executed. In this case, when the coincidence of the position information is detected, the fact is notified by the alarm sound or the vibration, so that the notification can be performed more reliably. Also, if the user does not come to the place where the schedule is executed even after the scheduled time, the fact that the scheduled time has passed is displayed, and when the scheduled time is approached, the icon on the map is displayed. Blinks, more effective notification is possible.

In the above-described embodiment, the scheduled time is incorporated in the schedule icon and the pointer is displayed. However, as the schedule icon, a clock mark as shown in FIG. 12 is displayed. You may make it. In other words, this clock mark has a configuration in which a small circle and a great circle are concentrically arranged, the scheduled time is displayed as a pointer on the small circle, the AM / PM is displayed, and the planned date and time are numerically displayed on the great circle. It has become. FIG. 13 is a flowchart showing the operation when generating and displaying the clock mark configured as described above. The schedule date and time are called (step F1), and the date and time information is extracted from the schedule date and time to determine the predetermined position of the clock mark. To be displayed numerically (step F
2) Also, the time information is extracted to determine the morning / afternoon,
The AM / PM is displayed at a predetermined position of the clock mark (step F3), and the hour hand and minute hand angles are calculated based on the time information and the hands are displayed at the predetermined position of the clock mark (step F5). Thereby, the clock mark in the form shown in FIG. 12 can be displayed at the schedule position on the map.

In the above-described embodiment, the case where the present invention is applied to an electronic organizer with a schedule management function is described. However, the present invention is applied to a mobile communication system such as an in-vehicle GPS, a PHS, a portable terminal, or the like. May be applied to the computer device, or map information and location information corresponding to an address may be obtained from the center to the computer device via a network. Further, in the above-described embodiment, when the schedule data including the position information is set and registered in the schedule table DB 11, the user designates the schedule execution location on the map with a pen touch, and the coordinate information of the designated location is changed. Although the information is converted into the actual latitude and longitude information and written into the schedule table DB11, the location information of the address may be acquired by inputting the address information and set and registered in the schedule table DB11.

[0031]

According to the first aspect of the present invention, the use of a map display function for expanding and displaying a map on a display screen as a means for notifying a schedule makes it possible to clearly indicate the existence of a schedule on a map. The schedule can be surely executed by the notification in association with the execution place. According to the second aspect, the map display function of detecting the current position and expanding and displaying a map corresponding to the current position is used as a schedule notification means, so that when the user comes to the schedule execution location, The schedule contents can be clearly indicated on the map, and the schedule contents can be confirmed at the execution place regardless of whether the scheduled time has been reached, and the schedule can be reliably executed.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing an overall configuration of a mobile electronic organizer having a schedule management function.

FIG. 2 is a diagram showing an input screen for schedule data.

3A is a diagram showing a configuration of a schedule table DB11, and FIG. 3B is a diagram showing a configuration of a schedule display coordinate DB12.

FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a state where a schedule icon indicating the existence of a schedule is displayed on a map.

FIG. 5 is a display state diagram in a case where a schedule icon on a map is designated or a user reaches a place where the schedule is executed, and the content of the schedule is guided and displayed at a display position of the icon.

FIG. 6 is a flowchart showing an operation when registering settings by inputting schedule data.

FIG. 7 is a flowchart showing a schedule icon display process.

FIG. 8 is a flowchart showing an operation in a case where a schedule icon on a map is selected and designated to guide and display the schedule content.

FIG. 9 is a flowchart showing an operation when a user arrives at a schedule execution place and guides the content of the schedule.

FIG. 10 is a flowchart showing a schedule notification process executed based on a scheduled schedule date and time.

FIG. 11 is a diagram showing a warning display screen when a scheduled date and time has passed.

FIG. 12 is a view showing a modification of the clock mark.

FIG. 13 is a flowchart showing an operation when the clock mark of FIG. 12 is displayed.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 CPU 2 Storage device 3 Recording medium 5 Transmission control part 6 Input part 7 Display part 8 Position detection control part 9 Buzzer 10 Vibration motor 11 Schedule table DB 12 Schedule display coordinate DB

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Claims (9)

[Claims] 1. A terminal device for expanding and displaying map information on a display screen, comprising: schedule input means for inputting schedule data including position information indicating a schedule execution location; and schedule data input by the schedule input means. Schedule management means for storing and managing a schedule, and display control means for displaying an identifier indicating the existence of the schedule on the map based on the position information included in the schedule data. Terminal device with management function. 2. An identification means for arbitrarily selecting and specifying an identification object on the map, and when an identification object is specified by the specification means, schedule data corresponding to the identification object is called and the schedule contents are called. 2. The terminal device with a schedule management function according to claim 1, further comprising: guidance display means for performing guidance display. 3. The discriminating object on the map is a symbol display in the form of a clock, wherein the scheduled time of the schedule is incorporated and displayed in the clock-type symbol display. 2. The terminal device with a schedule management function according to claim 1. 4. A terminal device comprising a position information detecting device for detecting a current position, and expanding and displaying map information including the position on a display screen based on the current position detected by the position information detecting device. Schedule input means for inputting schedule data including position information indicating a schedule execution location; schedule management means for storing and managing schedule data input by the schedule input means; schedule stored and managed by the schedule management means Position comparing means for comparing the position information included in the data with the current position information detected by the position information detecting device; and when a match of the position information is detected by the position comparing means, A guide table that guides and displays the schedule contents at the schedule position A terminal device with a schedule management function, comprising: 5. A schedule management function according to claim 4, further comprising a notifying means for notifying by a sound or vibration of an alarm when the position comparing means detects the coincidence of the position information. Terminal device. 6. A means for comparing the scheduled time with the current time to determine whether or not the scheduled time has passed, and when the determining means determines that the scheduled time has passed, the scheduled time is determined. 5. The terminal device with a schedule management function according to claim 4, further comprising display control means for displaying that the time has passed at the schedule position on the map. 7. A determining means for determining whether the scheduled time has been approached based on the scheduled scheduled time and the current time, and when the determining means determines that the scheduled time has been approached, the map information is displayed on the map. 5. The terminal device with a schedule management function according to claim 4, further comprising: an identification display means for identifying and displaying the schedule position. 8. A recording medium having a computer readable program code, wherein the computer readable program code for expanding and displaying map information on a display screen, and schedule data including position information indicating a schedule execution location. When a is input, a computer-readable program code for storing and managing the input schedule data, and an identifier indicating the existence of the schedule on a map based on the position information included in the schedule data are displayed. And a computer-readable program code for causing a computer to execute the program. 9. A recording medium having a program code readable by a computer, wherein map information including the current position is developed on a display screen based on a current position detected by a position information detecting device for detecting the current position. A computer-readable program code to be displayed; and computer-readable program code to store and manage the input schedule data when schedule data including position information indicating a schedule execution location is input; and the schedule data. And a computer readable program code for comparing the position information included in the position information with the current position information detected by the position information detecting device. When a match of the position information is detected, Guidance display of schedule contents And a computer-readable program code for causing a computer to execute the program.