JP2002111804A - Mobile telephone equipped with musical sound inputting keyboard and mobile telephone system - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a telephone which has a function of an electronic musical instrument, and can readily create a mail, an incoming call data, or the like. SOLUTION: A keyboard A of a piano form is provided as an information input means. Further, an electronic musical instrument circuit B is incorporated in a mobile telephone circuit C, and these circuits are controlled by a control means D. The keyboard A functions as an input means of character information or music information by an operation of a function switching button F.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a portable telephone equipped with a musical tone input keyboard in the form of a piano, for example.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art In recent years, cellular, PHS, PDC, CD
Mobile phones of various types such as MA and GSM have become widespread.
At present, it is possible to receive various information services and connect to the Internet using these mobile phones. Also, so-called ringtones that generate a melody sound at the time of an incoming call have become widespread. The ringtone may be installed in the mobile phone from the beginning, may be downloaded wirelessly or by wire, or may be input by a user using a key of the mobile phone.

[0003]

However, when the user makes an input using a key of the mobile phone, the user can input any desired song, but it is very difficult to input because the input is made using a small numeric keypad. There was a problem. Accordingly, the applicant of the present application is a mobile phone comprising: a musical sound input keyboard; musical sound generating means for generating a musical sound based on data input from the musical sound input keyboard; Means for generating an audible tone from the tone data generated by the tone generating means by operation of the keyboard, means for transmitting the generated tone data via the communication line by the telephone means, and other similar tone input. Means for receiving tone data transmitted from a mobile phone equipped with a keyboard through a communication line, and means for generating an audible tone from the tone data generated by the tone generating means based on the received tone data. , And proposed a mobile phone equipped with. Thus, the ringtone can be input freely, and the received ringtone can be generated by the musical sound generator having the sound source, so that the melody can be generated with good sound. However, the other party at the time of communication may be a similar mobile phone, but a general mobile phone has a problem that this function cannot be used. The present invention has been made in view of such circumstances, and an object of the present invention is to provide a mobile phone that can change processing depending on whether the other mobile phone is a similar mobile phone or a general mobile phone.

[0004]

In order to achieve the above object, the present invention provides a musical tone input keyboard, a musical tone generating means for generating a musical tone based on data input from the musical tone input keyboard, and a telephone means. And a mobile phone comprising:
Means for generating an audible tone from the tone data generated by the tone generating means by operating the tone input keyboard, means for transmitting the generated tone data via the communication line by the telephone means, and the like. Means for receiving tone data transmitted via a communication line from a mobile phone having a tone input keyboard, and generating an audible tone from the tone data generated by the tone generating means based on the received tone data. And a means for generating a function identification signal, a means for receiving the function identification signal, and a mobile phone equipped with the same tone input keyboard as a transmission destination by receiving the function identification signal. And a means for recognizing that the mobile phone has a musical sound input keyboard.

[0005] In the invention according to claim 2, the portable telephone is connected to a provider via the Internet, and the provider has means for storing and distributing musical sound data created by the portable telephone. The present invention provides a mobile phone system characterized by the following.

[0006]

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS FIG. 1 is a schematic functional block diagram of a portable telephone having a keyboard according to the present invention. In the figure, A is a keyboard which is an information input device including a piano keyboard,
B is an electronic musical instrument block including a tone generator circuit, C is a mobile phone block, D is a CPU and the like, processes input information from the block A, sends it to blocks B and C,
Is a control means having a function of processing the received information and sending it to the block B.

The keyboard A is provided on the front side of the portable telephone E, for example, as shown in FIG. 2, and has a function of inputting a music signal as a keyboard (doremifa ...) of a normal electronic musical instrument. Has a function of inputting character information (IWAEO... 0, 1, 2, 3) to the mobile phone block C via the control block D in response to the operation of the function selection key F. The music signal is input to the electronic musical instrument block B via the control block D, and the output music signal of the block B is input to the mobile phone block C and transmitted by the control block D.

As described above, the portable telephone of the present invention can easily input character information and music information by using the keyboard A, thereby facilitating the creation of mail and ringtone melody. explain.

Below the keyboard A, a microphone 5 for a user to input a voice during a call is provided.
A display unit 3 composed of a liquid crystal display (LCD) for displaying a message transmitted from another telephone device, an operation guide of the mobile phone E, an operation status, and the like is provided above the telephone unit. A speaker 4 for reproducing an audio signal sent from a telephone line network or a communication partner by placing an ear during a call is provided above. An extensible rod antenna 6 is provided at a tip end above the speaker 4, and wireless communication with the base station on the telephone network can be performed via the rod antenna 6. It has been like that.

[0010] In FIG.
The symbols "9, *, #" are also used for inputting a scale such as "de, re, mi, ..." when inputting a melody, which will be described later, and for inputting characters when inputting a message. used.

On the other hand, FIG. 3 shows an example of the configuration of a mobile phone block C. A call signal is transmitted to a mobile phone E from a telephone network separately from a speaker 4 for a call, as shown in FIG. A loudspeaker 8 is built in to generate a ringing tone or another guidance sound at times to call the user. Of course, the speaker 4 may also be used. Further, in the mobile phone E, a transmitting / receiving unit 12 for performing wireless communication with a base station via the antenna 6, a ring tone storage unit 14 for storing ring tone data to be described later, and a call from the telephone line network. A received data storage unit 16 as received data storage means for storing mail data from another telephone device attached to a signal as received data, an interface for inputting and outputting data to and from another device such as a computer (Hereinafter I
/ F unit) and a control unit 10 connected to the above units for performing various control processes.
Further, a telephone directory memory 19 for storing the name of the other party or a telephone number corresponding to the name is also provided.

The control unit 10 is mainly composed of a microcomputer including a CPU, a ROM, a RAM, etc., and performs various control processes for realizing the function as a general portable telephone device, that is, Call processing for transmitting a call signal for calling another telephone device to the telephone line network, reception processing for generating a ring tone from the speaker 8 when a call signal is transmitted from the base station, ring tone When the user inputs a command to connect the mobile phone E to the telephone network due to the occurrence of, the connection processing for connecting the mobile phone device 1 to the telephone network via the transmission / reception unit 12;
When the called telephone device is connected to the telephone network by calling processing, and the telephone with the telephone device of the called party becomes available, or the mobile telephone E is connected to the telephone network by the connecting process. Then, when it becomes possible to make a call with the telephone device on the calling side, the user transmits a voice signal input from the microphone 5 from the transmitting / receiving unit 12 to the base station side, or a telephone line network (in other words, For example, a voice input / output process for generating a voice from the speaker 4 is performed using a voice signal transmitted from the telephone device of the called party).

In order to make effective use of the telephone network mail service, the control unit 10 transmits message data to the called telephone device via the telephone network when making a call, When receiving a call signal from the network,
In accordance with the message data attached to the call signal, in addition to a general message transmission / reception process of displaying a message from the caller on the display unit 3, the melody data composed by the user is transmitted to the telephone network. Melody data transmission processing for transmitting to the called telephone device via a telephone line, or generating a ring tone corresponding to the call signal from the telephone line network or to the assigned melody data when receiving a call. I do.

FIG. 4 shows a configuration example of the electronic musical instrument block B. In FIG. 1, a CPU 21 controls the following units connected via a system bus 20.

Music information corresponding to a key is input to the CPU 21 in response to a key pressing operation of the keyboard A. Program ROM
Reference numeral 23 stores a program executed by the CPU 21 and initial data in the initialization processing. Work RA
M24 temporarily stores the performance data input from the keyboard A for processing.

The performance information memory 25 stores the music information. The keyboard LED 26 is a light source that is turned on when instructing a key to be pressed during a performance. As a result, the navigation display of the performance and the lighting of the key in accordance with the occurrence of the melody at the time of the incoming call can be performed. If the key is turned on in accordance with the melody, even if the sound is turned off, the approximate melody can be recognized, and there is also an effect that the caller can be identified. The tone generator 27 is a CPU 2
The tone data is generated by selecting the waveform data based on the performance data supplied from step (1). FIG. 5 shows a general configuration of the tone generator 27. A known circuit can be used and will not be described in detail.
It comprises a waveform data memory 271, a PCM waveform generator 272, a clock controller 273, and an interface (I / F) controller 274. In the embodiment described above, the control block D, the control unit 10, and the CPU 21 are separately used. However, a single control unit or CPU may perform necessary control.

Next, each function of the present invention according to the configuration of the above-described embodiment will be described. When the name or name (company, etc.) of the desired destination is input as character information using the keyboard A, the telephone number corresponding to the name or name is read from the telephone directory memory 19 of the mobile phone block C, and the telephone number is read. A call is made to the number.

The control block D operates the keyboard A to transmit music information such as a desired melody to the electronic musical instrument block C.
And the output music information is stored in the performance information memory 25. Thus, the melody based on the music information can be used as a hold tone, a background tone, or a ring tone. Further, the control block D can read and output the other party identification melody from the performance information memory 25 in response to the caller number notification information from the mobile phone block C.

As described above, according to the present invention, ring tone data (melody) can be easily created by operating the keyboard A.
This can be transmitted simply as a ring tone or as a melody signal to the other party.

FIG. 6 is a diagram showing the entire system. The mobile phones E and E are connected to a telephone network 317 via base stations 316 and 316. Further, the server 319 of the provider is provided via the Internet 318.
Is connected to the personal computer 320 of the general user. That is, it is a system called i-mode or EZWeb that can access the Internet from a mobile phone. Further, as shown in FIG. 7, a system in which a connection is made directly within a line of a communication carrier without going through the Internet may be used.

In the present embodiment having the above-described configuration, when the performance mode is set by operating the function selection key on the keyboard A, the control unit 10 executes processing according to the flowchart shown in FIG. That is, based on note-on and note-on information output in response to a performance operation on the keyboard A, performance data including pitch data and duration data is obtained (step S1). Subsequently, based on the performance data, a sound generation process for driving the speaker 8 is executed (step S2), whereby a performance sound composed of a pitch and a pitch corresponding to the operation key is generated from the speaker 8. At the same time, the performance data is stored in the performance information memory 14 (step S3). Next, it is determined whether or not the performance operation has been completed (step S).
4) The processes of steps S1 to S4 are repeated until the performance operation ends.

When it is determined that the performance operation has been completed by switching to another mode or the like, it is determined whether or not an operation of storing the stored performance data as a ringtone has been performed based on the presence or absence of a predetermined operation on the keyboard A ( Step S5). When the operation is performed, the performance information memory 1
Then, the performance data is copied to the ringtone data area provided in a part of Step 4 (Step S6). Thus, when a call signal is transmitted from base station 316 and control processing is performed to generate a ringtone from speaker 8, control unit 10 performs control based on the performance data stored in the ringtone data area. Generate a ringtone.

Further, it is determined whether or not an operation for transmitting the stored performance data to a specific partner has been performed based on the presence or absence of a predetermined operation on the keyboard A (step S7). When the operation is performed, a calling process for transmitting a calling signal for calling another mobile phone E is performed, and at the time of a call state, the performance data stored in the performance information memory 14 is transmitted. (Step S8). Therefore, by this processing, the other party's mobile phone E can store this in the performance information memory 14 and reproduce it at any time, and at the same time, drive the speaker 8 based on the transmitted performance data. It is also possible to listen to music based on performance data.

At this time, for a particular combination of pitches that does not make a melody, a special meaning (for example, the pitch “dodre” is “good morning”) is given in advance between the parties, and when this is transmitted, The other party who receives and listens to can understand the meaning. As a result, the musical sound data functions as a pseudo e-mail.

Further, it is determined whether or not an operation for distributing the stored performance data to the Internet has been performed based on whether or not a predetermined operation has been performed on the keyboard A (step S9). When the operation is performed, the performance information stored in the performance information memory 14 is transmitted to the server 319 by connecting to the Internet 318 via the telephone telephone network 317 (step S10). Accordingly, the server 319 sequentially stores the performance data that constitutes the music played or composed by each user. Therefore, a system in which a person other than the performer (composer) accesses the server 319 on the Internet 318 by the PC 320, downloads and plays the performance data, and can freely enjoy the personal performance of another person. And
A new interest can be created by the mobile phone E. Of course, the download of the performance data may be charged by a known charging method.

On the other hand, when the character input mode is set, the keyboard A functions as a character input key, and character input can be performed by operating the keyboard A. Therefore, a message can be created and transmitted by inputting characters as if playing a keyboard instrument.

FIGS. 9 to 11 show the operation of another embodiment. The system configuration is the same as in the above embodiment. FIG. 9 shows a ringtone data creation process for creating a ringtone melody to be used for generating a ringtone in the mobile phone E of the present embodiment or to be transmitted as mail data when calling another telephone device. Represents In this case, the destination telephone device is a normal mobile phone different from the present invention. This process is a process executed when the user operates the function selection button F provided on the keyboard A to set the operation mode of the device to the ringtone creation mode,
When the process is started, first, in S110 (S represents a step), the user operates a key of the keyboard A (the key functions as a melody data input unit at this time) to form a desired melody. Scale data indicating scale or pause such as "do, re, mi, ..." for each note and its length (time)
The melody input process is executed to accept the input of the length data representing the order. And the following S12
At 0, it is determined whether or not the user has operated the enter key of the keyboard A to input a melody input end instruction. If the end instruction has not been input, the process returns to S110 to allow the user to return to step S110. Wait for melody input to end.

Next, if it is determined in step S120 that a melody input end command has been input, the process proceeds to step S130, where the user presses a key on the keyboard A (the key functions as message data input means at this time). The character string input processing is executed to accept input of a character string such as a song name of the melody previously input or a message to be transmitted together with the melody to the called telephone device. Then, in S140, it is determined whether or not the user operates the enter key of the keyboard A to input a command to terminate the character string input.
By shifting to 130, the user waits for the end of the character string input.

The melody input process of S110 and S
During the execution of the character string input process of 130, the display unit 3 displays guidance for the input and an image representing the scale input by the user, its length, a character string, and the like. Next, when it is determined in S140 that the end command for inputting the character string has been input, the process proceeds to S150, and the user operates the transmission key (corresponding to transmission command input means) of the operation unit 2. Thus, it is determined whether or not a transmission command for calling another telephone device has been input. If the transmission command has not been input, the process proceeds to S160, where the user operates a predetermined function key of the keyboard A. Thus, it is determined whether or not a registration command for ringing tone data has been input. If the user has not entered this registration command, the process proceeds to S150 again, and S150 and S1.
By repeatedly executing the process of step 60, it waits for the user to input a transmission command or a registration command. In this standby state, if the user operates the end key, the process is terminated.

Next, in S160, if it is determined that the user has input a ringing tone data registration command, the process proceeds to S170.
The melody data composed of a combination of the scale data and the length data received in the melody input process of S110, and the character string data representing the song name or message received in S130, as one ring tone data,
A process as a ring tone data registration unit to be registered in the ring tone storage unit 14 is executed, and the process ends.

The ring tone storage section 14 is composed of a semiconductor memory, and the number of ring tone data that can be registered is limited. If there is no free space at the time of this registration, a new area is stored in the storage area of the already registered ring tone data. The ringtone data is overwritten, but the overwriting of the ringtone data and new registration are performed by designating a registration number.

On the other hand, if it is determined in S150 that the user has input the transmission command, the process shifts to S180, and proceeds to S11.
From the melody data received in the melody input process of 0 and the character string data received in S130 (in this case, even if the character string is a song name, it becomes message data for the telephone device of the call destination) via the telephone line network. The melody transmission data that can be transmitted to the called telephone device is created by the encoder 10a. Then, in S190, the user operates the operation unit 2 to generate a call signal in which the melody transmission data is added to the telephone number input or specified, and transmits the call signal from the transmission / reception unit 12 to the telephone. A calling process as a calling means for making the line network make a call is executed, and the process ends.

Next, FIG. 10 shows a case where a ring tone is generated using the ring tone data registered in the ring tone storage unit 14, and the ring tone is set as a standard ring tone normally used in the mobile phone E. Represents a ringtone reproduction / change process. This process is a process having a function as a ring tone data selection unit and a ring tone setting unit of the present invention, and the user operates a function selection key provided on the operation unit 2 to issue a ring tone change command. Is executed when you enter When the process is started, first, in S210, the registration number of the ring tone data registered in the ring tone storage unit 14 is displayed on the display unit 3 so that the registration status of the ring tone data is displayed by the user. To guide.

In step S220, the user operates the numeric keypad of the operation unit 2 while viewing the guide image displayed on the display unit 3, and inputs the registration number of the ringtone to be reproduced as a ringtone data selection command. In step S230, a ring tone data corresponding to the registration number input by the user is read out from the ring tone storage unit 14, and the character string data included in the ring tone data is read. Is displayed on the display unit 3. In S230, if no character string data is set in the ringtone data, a message indicating that no character string data exists is displayed.

In the subsequent S240, a melody is generated in accordance with the melody data included in the read ring tone data, and the melody is reproduced by executing the melody of the speaker 8. In the subsequent S250, the reproduced melody is reproduced. After that, it is set as a standard ringtone used by the device (in other words, the melody data used for reproducing the melody this time is set as data for generating a ringtone), and the process ends.

Next, FIG. 11 shows a melody transmission process of transmitting ringtone data registered in the ringtone storage unit 14 as mail data to the telephone device of the call destination. This processing is executed when the user operates the function selecting key F provided on the keyboard A to set the operation mode of the apparatus to the ring tone data transmission mode. When this process is started, first, in S310, the user is notified of the registration status of the ring tone data in the ring tone storage unit 14 in the same manner as in S210 described above, and in S320, the same as in S220 described above. Next, a registration number input process is performed, in which the user operates the operation unit 2 to input a registration number of a ringtone to be transmitted as mail data as a ringtone data selection command.

In S330, the character string data included in the ring tone data corresponding to the registration number input by the user is displayed on the display unit 3 as in S230. Then, in S340, a melody is generated according to an amount of data that can be transmitted as a call signal out of the melody data included in the read ringtone data, and
Is performed, and a transmittable melody reproduction process is executed.

That is, the ring tone data registered in the ring tone storage unit 14 is basically data for generating a self-ring tone, and if the amount of data can be stored in the ring tone storage unit 14. However, the mail data that can be transmitted as a call signal is limited by the rules of the telephone network, and the upper limit is smaller than the amount of data that can be stored in the ringtone storage unit 14. The melody is generated using only the melody data that can be transmitted as mail data from the ring tone data stored in the section 14 and the speaker 8 is sounded, so that the melody is actually transmitted to the called telephone device via the telephone line network. The melody sent to is reproduced.

Then, in S350, it is determined whether or not the user has operated the transmission key of the operation unit 2 to input the transmission command, and waits for the input of the transmission command.
When the transmission command is input, the flow shifts to S360, and the above S
Similarly to 180, the melody transmission data is created from the selected / displayed / reproduced ring tone data. The following S3
At 70, as in S190, a call signal is generated by adding a melody transmission data to the telephone number, and a call process for transmitting the call signal from the transmission / reception unit 12 to the telephone network is executed. finish. If the user operates the end key while waiting for the transmission command in S350,
The processing ends as it is.

Next, FIG. 11 shows a case where the operation mode of the mobile phone E is normal and the transmission / reception unit 12 receives a call signal transmitted from the base station of the telephone line network to the apparatus. Represents the receiving process to be performed. As shown in FIG. 7, when this processing is started, first in S410, the decoder 1
Using 0b, the reception data added to the calling signal is decoded (reconstructed) from the reception signal input from the transmission / reception unit 12, and the reception data is stored in the reception data storage unit 16 in subsequent S420. The received data storage unit 16
Is composed of a memory in the same manner as the ring tone storage unit 14, and the decoded reception data is stored in the reception data storage unit 16 together with the data number, date and time of reception, and the like. If the free space in the received data storage unit 16 is small when the received data is stored, the received data received this time is written to a data area such as old received data or received data specified by the user.

Next, in this embodiment, when the other party's telephone device has the same configuration as that of the present invention, the processing of the music signal is different from that described above. Therefore, in order to identify the model of the telephone, the control block D generates a function identification signal in response to an incoming call in the configuration of the present invention.

With this configuration, the music signal (melody) created as described above can be transmitted without being processed by the encoder in response to the function identification signal. Also, when the call is received, it is only necessary to input the signal to the electronic musical instrument block B without processing by the decoder.

In this case, the control block D can display predetermined lyrics by keyboard operation or the like on the display unit 3 corresponding to the ring tone from the electronic musical instrument block C.

The music signal is transmitted by the control block D in a packet communication system, and is converted into a continuous sound signal when it is received.

In this embodiment, by using a removable storage medium, the music signal and / or lyrics created by keyboard operation can be recorded on the storage medium. In this case, the music signal and / or the lyrics may be downloaded from a predetermined server via the Internet by the telephone block C and recorded on the storage medium, or a self-made one may be sent to the server.

It should be noted that the mobile phone of the present embodiment is similar to that of FIG.
, Two pivots E1, which are pivotally connected,
The pivot E1 may be provided with a keyboard A, and the pivot E2 may be provided with a display unit 3 and / or a conventional numeric keypad.
By doing so, the display section and the keyboard can be made large. Further, the present invention is not limited to a mobile phone, but can be applied to a wired fixed telephone. Also, the function identification signal can be carried in a sub address of the communication format. It can also be transmitted and received as message data.

The effects of the embodiment are that a tune can be played on a portable telephone, a ring tone can be generated by the sound source of the musical instrument section, and a tone for generating a tone can be generated rather than input from a numeric keypad when writing a ring tone. There is an effect that inputting as a melody from the keyboard is easier to input. Further, different telephone models can be handled by the function identification signal.

[0048]

As described above, according to the present invention, there are provided a tone input keyboard, tone generating means for generating a tone based on data input from the tone input keyboard, and telephone means. In such a mobile phone, the processing can be changed depending on whether the other party's mobile phone is a similar mobile phone or a general mobile phone.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a basic schematic configuration of an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram showing a front side of the mobile phone according to the embodiment.

FIG. 3 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a mobile phone block according to the embodiment.

FIG. 4 is a block diagram showing a configuration of an electronic musical instrument block according to the embodiment.

FIG. 5 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a tone generator in the embodiment.

FIG. 6 is a conceptual diagram showing a system in which a mobile phone and the Internet are connected.

FIG. 7 is a conceptual diagram showing a system in which a mobile phone is connected by a carrier line.

FIG. 8 is a flowchart illustrating a processing procedure of a control unit.

FIG. 9 is a flowchart illustrating ring tone data creation processing.

FIG. 10 is a flowchart showing a ring tone reproduction / change process.

FIG. 11 is a flowchart illustrating a melody transmission process.

FIG. 12 is a schematic view showing another embodiment of the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

 Reference Signs List A keyboard B electronic musical instrument block C mobile phone block D control block E mobile phone F function selection key 10 control unit 12 transmission / reception unit 14 ringtone storage unit 16 reception data storage unit 19 phonebook memory 25 performance information memory 27 musical sound generation unit 316 base station 317 telephone line network 318 internet network 319 server 320 personal computer

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Claims (2)

[Claims] 1. A portable telephone comprising: a musical sound input keyboard; musical sound generating means for generating a musical sound based on data input from the musical sound input keyboard; and a telephone means. Means for generating an audible tone from tone data generated by the tone generating means by operating a keyboard; means for transmitting tone data generated by the tone generating means via a communication line by the telephone means; Means for receiving tone data transmitted via a communication line from a mobile telephone having a tone input keyboard, and generating an audible tone from the tone data generated by the tone generating means based on the received tone data. Means for generating a function identification signal; means for receiving a function identification signal; and receiving the function identification signal. Means for recognizing that the transmission destination is a mobile phone having a similar keyboard for inputting musical tones. 2. The mobile phone system according to claim 1, wherein said mobile phone is connected to a provider via the Internet, and said provider includes means for storing and distributing musical tone data created by said mobile phone.