JP2003244291A - Telephone set, switchboard, calling noticing method, program and storage medium - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To set a sound for indicating that the other party is being called to a caller as his or her desired sound, and to reduce annoying calling due to misdialing. <P>SOLUTION: In a telephone set, information (music, voice) inputted by a user is recorded in a music recording part 112, and it is detected that the other party is being called by a CPU 109. When it is detected that the other party is being called, the recorded information is outputted by a speaker 102. The recorded information is set as a caller's desired sound so that a sound for indicating that the other party is being called to the caller can be set as his or her desired sound. Also, the recorded information is set as a voice (telephone number or other party's designation) or music different for each calling destination so that annoying calling due to misdialing can be reduced. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2003,JPO

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

TECHNICAL FIELD The present invention relates to a telephone, an exchange,
More particularly, the present invention relates to a call notification method, a program, and a storage medium, a telephone having a voice output unit, an exchange provided between a plurality of telephones and a communication network, and a call notification method applied to the telephone or the exchange. The present invention relates to a program for causing a computer to execute the call notification method, and a storage medium storing the program.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art When a call is made in a conventional telephone system, a ringback tone indicating that the other party is calling is output from the calling telephone to the caller.
This ringback tone may be generated by the communication carrier or the calling telephone. Since this ringback tone is a specific sound, when the other party does not respond easily, the calling party is annoyed by the specific sound.

Also, when making a call, it is often the case that the wrong person is called. In order to prevent making a call to the wrong party, there is also a telephone set in which the other party's telephone number or the name registered in the telephone directory in the telephone set is displayed on the display of the calling side.

Further, in order to avoid the trouble of responding to a wrong telephone call, a conventional method, for example, Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 5-145620 is used.
There is a device proposed by the publication. With this device,
When an incoming call arrives at the called party's telephone, it does not immediately ring and sends a prerecorded recorded message indicating the called party to the calling party. If you don't disconnect, you will hear a ringtone.

[0005]

By the way, in a conventional portable telephone, a device capable of outputting a favorite music registered in advance as a ringing tone for notifying an incoming call is disclosed in, for example, Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 10-4442. Proposed by the gazette. In this device, a desired ringing tone is recorded by being downloaded from a service center, and the ringing tone is generated when an incoming call arrives so that it can be distinguished from the ringing tones of other mobile phones.

However, this cannot be applied as it is to a ringback tone that indicates to the caller that a call is being made.

Further, in the conventional telephone in which the telephone number and name of the call destination are displayed on the display of the calling side, the caller does not always look at the display. When the conventional telephone is a mobile telephone, the telephone cannot be seen because the telephone is put on the ear during the call and the callee cannot be confirmed.

Further, in the conventional device in which the recording message is transmitted to the caller side at the time of the above-mentioned incoming call, and then the ring tone is sounded, the line is connected even if the wrong telephone is called, so that the caller side is charged. There was a problem that it would occur.

With the progress of the information age, the frequency of using communication means such as a telephone is increasing, and as a result, the frequency of receiving a nuisance call due to a mistaken telephone call is high regardless of day or night. There is a strong demand for ways to reduce

The present invention has been made in view of the above problems, and it is possible to change the sound indicating to the caller that a call is in progress to a desired sound, and to reduce the nuisance call caused by an erroneous call. It is an object of the present invention to provide a telephone, an exchange, a call notification method, a program, and a storage medium that are made to operate.

[0011]

In order to achieve the above object, according to the invention of claim 1, in a telephone equipped with a voice output means, a recording means for recording information inputted by a user, and a call origination. Having a detecting means for detecting that it is in the middle, and an output means for outputting the information recorded by the recording means from the voice output means when the detecting means detects that a call is being made. A telephone is provided.

According to a tenth aspect of the present invention, in the exchange provided between the plurality of telephones and the communication network, recording means for recording information input by each user of the plurality of telephones for each telephone, Detecting means for detecting that one of the plurality of telephones is making a call, and when the detecting means detects that a call is being made, from among the information recorded by the recording means, An exchange is provided, which comprises: transmitting means for extracting the information corresponding to the calling telephone of the calling detected by the detecting means and transmitting the information to the calling telephone.

According to the twentieth aspect of the invention, in the call notification method applied to the telephone having the voice output means, a recording step of recording the information input by the user and that the call is being made. And a step of outputting the information recorded by the recording step from the voice output means when it is detected that a call is being made by the detecting step. A call notification method is provided.

According to the twenty-seventh aspect of the present invention, in the call notification method applied to the exchange provided between the plurality of telephones and the communication network, the information input by each user of the plurality of telephones is stored in the telephone. A recording step for recording every time, a detecting step for detecting that one of the plurality of telephones is making a call, and a detecting step for detecting that a call is being made by the detecting step. And a step of transmitting information corresponding to the calling telephone set of the calling detected by the detecting step from the recorded information and transmitting the information to the calling telephone set. Notification methods are provided.

Further, there is provided a program for causing a computer to execute each of the above call notification methods, and a computer readable storage medium that stores each of the above call notification methods as a program.

[0016]

BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

(First Embodiment) FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a telephone according to the present invention.

The above-mentioned telephone basically realizes a microphone (101) for inputting a user's voice, a speaker (102) for outputting various tones such as a ringback tone and a busy tone, and a voice of a communication partner, and a telephone function. And a voice input circuit (104) and a voice output circuit (10) included in the telephone section circuit (103).
5), a communication unit circuit (106) that performs communication according to the analog or digital telephone standard, a key control unit (108) that determines the input of a key (107), and a CPU (109) that integrates each unit, A recording device (110) including a phone book recording unit (111) and a music recording unit (112), a ringing / light emitting unit circuit (113) for controlling ringing tones, light emitting elements, and the like, and a liquid crystal display. Device (LCD) (11
5) and the like, the display section control circuit (114) is configured.

The telephone number and the name of the other party corresponding to this telephone number are recorded by voice in the above-mentioned telephone directory recording section (111), and in the music recording section (112) instead of the ring back tone. The music to play is recorded. This music includes music registered in advance by a caller who is a user of this telephone (calling terminal) and a telephone directory recording unit (11).
The music is recorded corresponding to each telephone number recorded in 1). The telephone directory recording unit (111)
The telephone number and the name of the other party may be recorded as codes, and a conversion unit for converting these codes into voice may be provided. Further, the above-mentioned music to be registered may be registered by the user by himself / herself through a telephone, downloaded from a personal computer or another device, or further downloaded from a communication line.

Some conventional telephones are capable of playing a desired music as a ring tone, and in that case, a music recording section is provided for reproducing music when an incoming call arrives. If you have such a music recording unit for incoming calls,
This may be used instead of the above music recording unit (112).

When the telephone having the configuration shown in FIG. 1 makes a call and receives a signal indicating that a call is being made or a ring back tone from the communication network, the CPU (109) records the received signal. From the telephone directory recording unit (111) or the music recording unit (112) of the device (110), a voice representing the name of the partner corresponding to the partner telephone number, a voice representing the telephone number, or music associated with the partner is recorded. The data is read out and output from the speaker (102). Which one is to be read is set in advance by the user of the telephone. In addition,
Instead of these, the caller may output the music registered in advance. However, since the output of this music does not correspond to the other party, the calling party cannot confirm whether or not the correct party is called.

FIG. 2 is a sequence diagram showing signal transmission / reception that is performed from the call origination to the start of communication with the callee terminal, using the telephone set shown in FIG. 1 as the caller terminal.

The caller inputs the telephone number of the other party by pressing an operation button or the like on the telephone serving as a calling terminal to perform a calling operation (201). The calling terminal makes a call (202) to the communication network so as to connect the line to the calling party. In response to this, the communication network searches for the called party, and if the called terminal which is the telephone to be called is found, calls the called terminal (20
3).

On the other hand, the communication network transmits a signal indicating that a call is being made or a ringback tone to the calling terminal (204). At the calling terminal, while receiving the ringing tone or the ringing tone, either the voice representing the name of the other party corresponding to the other party's telephone number, the voice representing the telephone number, or the music associated with the other party, Repeatedly output to the caller.
From this output, the caller can confirm whether or not the other party with whom he / she wants to make a call is calling. If you make a mistake, you can avoid billing by going on-hook before the other party's off-hook. If the called party is in a call, a busy tone is generated as usual, or a voice indicating the name of the other party corresponding to the other party's telephone number or a voice indicating the telephone number is displayed while indicating that the other party is busy. , Play one of the music associated with the other party or the music registered in advance.

When the user of the telephone which is the called terminal goes off-hook, the called terminal returns an incoming call response to the communication network (206). The communication network receiving the incoming call response connects the line between the calling terminal and the called terminal (207). In response to the connection of the line, the calling terminal stops the generation of the music or voice being reproduced instead of the ringback tone (208).

Then, communication between the calling terminal and the called terminal is started (209).

As described above, while calling the other party, the calling terminal can listen to the music registered in advance by the user. Therefore, even if the other party does not answer easily, the user waits without being irritated. You can Also, one of the voice that represents the name of the other party corresponding to the other party's telephone number, the voice that represents the telephone number, and the music associated with the other party,
By playing in place of the ringback tone, the caller can confirm whether or not the other party with whom he / she wants to talk is making a call.

(Second Embodiment) FIG. 3 is a block diagram showing the configuration of a telephone system according to the present invention, which comprises a fixed telephone connected by wire.

In this telephone system, the telephone set of the calling side (3
01), an exchange (302) accommodating the line of the calling telephone set (301), a communication network (311), and a called side telephone set (310). The exchange (302)
A subscriber monitoring circuit (303) for monitoring the status of telephones belonging to the exchange (302), a concentrating switch (304) for collecting and multiplexing lines from a plurality of telephones, a telephone directory recording section (306) and music recording. Recording unit (305) for subscribers, which is composed of a section (307), a distribution stage switch (309) for connecting a line with another exchange, and a subscriber line for generating various tones such as ringback tone and busy tone. And a signal generator (308).

In the telephone directory recording unit (306), a telephone number and the name of the other party corresponding to this telephone number are recorded by voice for each telephone of the subscriber belonging to the exchange (302), and music recording is performed. In the section (307), music to be reproduced is recorded instead of the ringback tone for each telephone of the subscriber. This music corresponds to the music registered in advance by the caller who is the user of the telephone set (calling terminal) that can be the calling side and the telephone number recorded in the telephone directory recording unit (306). It is the music recorded by. The telephone directory recording unit (306) may be provided with a conversion unit that records the telephone number and the name of the other party with a code and converts these codes into voice. Further, the above-mentioned music to be registered may be registered by the user by himself / herself through a telephone, downloaded from a personal computer or another device, or further downloaded from a communication line. Also, a plurality of telephone directory recording units (306) and music recording units (307) may be provided for each subscriber.

In the telephone system having the configuration shown in FIG.
In response to the call made by the calling side telephone set (301), the calling side exchange (302) sends a call from the calling side from the telephone directory recording section (306) or the music recording section (307) of the recording device (305). The voice corresponding to the telephone set (301) and showing the name of the other party corresponding to the telephone number of the calling party of the calling side telephone (301), the voice showing the telephone number, or the music associated with the other party is read out. , Calling side telephone (301)
Send to. The user of the calling telephone set in advance which one is read. Instead of these, the caller may output the music registered in advance.

FIG. 4 shows the transmission and reception of signals which are carried out in the telephone system shown in FIG. 3 until a call is made from the calling terminal and communication is started between the calling terminal and the called terminal. It is a sequence diagram showing. The calling terminal in the figure is the calling telephone set (301) in FIG. 3, the calling terminal side exchange is the exchange (302), the communication network is the communication network (311), and the called terminal is the called telephone (310). Equivalent to.

The caller selects a communication partner by pressing an operation button or the like on the calling terminal to make a call,
The calling terminal makes a call (501) to the calling terminal side exchange so that the line is connected to the called terminal of the calling party. The exchange that has received it searches for a called terminal via the communication network and makes a call to the communication network (502). If the called terminal is found, call this called terminal (5
03).

On the other hand, the exchange refers to the telephone directory recording unit (306) and the music recording unit (307) until it receives an incoming call response from the called terminal, and handles the calling side telephone. , Voice indicating the name of the other party corresponding to the telephone number of the call destination, voice indicating the telephone number, or music associated with the other party is read and transmitted to the calling terminal (5
04). By this transmission, the caller of the calling terminal can confirm whether or not the other party with whom he / she wants to make a call is calling. If you make a mistake, you can avoid billing by going on-hook before the other party's off-hook. When the called terminal is in a call state, the exchange sends a busy tone to the calling terminal as usual, or indicates that the other party is busy and shows the name of the other party corresponding to the other party's telephone number. Either the voice, the voice representing the telephone number, the music associated with the other party, or the music registered in advance is played.

When the user of the called terminal goes off-hook and the call is successful, the called terminal returns an incoming call response to the communication network (505). When the communication network receives the incoming call response, it informs the switching device on the calling terminal side that the incoming call response has been received (50
6) The calling terminal side exchange stops the transmission of music or voice that has been transmitted to the calling terminal (507).

Thereafter, the line between the calling terminal and the called terminal is connected (508), and the call is started (509).

As described above, also in the second embodiment, since the calling terminal can listen to the music registered in advance by the user while calling the other party,
You can wait without frustration even when the other party does not answer. Also, by reproducing any one of the voice that represents the name of the other party corresponding to the other party's telephone number, the voice that represents the telephone number, and the music associated with the other party instead of the ringback tone, the calling party can It is possible to confirm whether or not a call is made to the person who wants to call.

(Third Embodiment) FIG. 5 is a block diagram showing the configuration of a telephone system according to the present invention including a mobile telephone which is a mobile communication device.

This telephone system comprises a mobile telephone (401) on the calling side, a base station (402) which communicates with the mobile telephone (401), and an exchange which accommodates the line of the base station (402). (403) and the subscriber information recording section (4
08), telephone directory recording unit (409) and music recording unit (4)
A recording device (407) for a subscriber having 10),
It is composed of a communication network (411) and a telephone set (412) on the called side. The exchange (403) includes a concentrator switch (404) that collects and multiplexes lines from a plurality of base stations, a distribution stage switch (406) that connects lines with other exchanges, a ringback tone, a busy tone, etc. And a line signal generator (405) for generating various tones.

In the telephone directory recording unit (409), the telephone number and the name of the destination corresponding to this telephone number are recorded by voice for each telephone of the subscriber belonging to the exchange (403), and music recording is performed. In the section (410), music to be reproduced is recorded instead of the ringback tone for each telephone of the subscriber. This music corresponds to the music previously registered by the caller who is the user of the calling side telephone (calling terminal) and the telephone number recorded in the telephone directory recording unit (409). It is recorded music. The telephone directory recording unit (409) may be provided with a conversion unit that records the telephone number and the name of the other party with codes and converts these codes into voice. Furthermore, the above registered music is
The user may register by himself / herself through the telephone, or may be downloaded from a personal computer or another device, or may be further downloaded from a communication line. Also, a plurality of telephone directory recording units (409) and music recording units (410) may be provided for each subscriber.

In the telephone system having the configuration shown in FIG.
In response to the call made by the calling side telephone (401), the calling side exchange (403) sends a call to the calling side from the telephone directory recording section (409) or the music recording section (410) of the recording device (407). The voice corresponding to the telephone (401) and reading the name of the other party corresponding to the telephone number of the calling party of the calling side telephone (401), the voice indicating the telephone number, or the music associated with the other party is read out. , Calling side telephone (401)
Send to. The user of the calling telephone set in advance which one is read. The telephone directory recording unit (40
9) or the music recording unit (410) may be installed in a recording device different from the subscriber information recording device (408) for recording the subscriber information. Further, instead of the above voice and music, music that does not correspond to the telephone number registered by the caller in advance may be output.

A signal transmission / reception operation performed in the telephone system according to the third embodiment from a calling terminal to a call and communication between the calling terminal and the called terminal is started is shown in FIG. Since it is the same as the operation of the sequence in the second exemplary embodiment shown in FIG. 4, its description is omitted.

However, the calling terminal in FIG. 4 is replaced with the calling telephone (401) in FIG. 5, and similarly, the calling terminal side exchange is the exchange (403) and the communication network is the communication network (411).
Then, the called terminal is read as the called telephone (412). Further, the recording device (305), the telephone directory recording unit (306) and the music recording unit (307) in FIG. 3 are respectively the recording device (407) in the third embodiment,
It should be read as the telephone directory recording unit (409) and the music recording unit (410).

As a result, even in the third embodiment, when the calling party is calling, the calling terminal can listen to the music registered in advance by the user, so that when the calling party does not respond easily. But you can wait without frustration. Also, by reproducing any one of the voice that represents the name of the other party corresponding to the other party's telephone number, the voice that represents the telephone number, and the music associated with the other party instead of the ringback tone, the calling party can It is possible to confirm whether or not a call is made to the person who wants to call.

(Other Embodiments) In each of the above-described embodiments, one of the voice representing the name of the calling party, the voice representing the telephone number, and the music associated with the partner, or
Music that is not associated with the calling party is played, but instead of these, other items set corresponding to the telephone number of the other party may be played.

A plurality of voices representing the name of the calling party, voices representing the telephone number, and music associated with the party may be combined and played.

Furthermore, the program code itself of the software that realizes the functions of the above-described embodiments may constitute the present invention, or the storage medium storing the program code may constitute the present invention. .

In this case, the program code itself read from the storage medium realizes the function of each of the above-described embodiments, and the storage medium storing the program code constitutes the present invention. .

As a storage medium for supplying the program code, for example, a floppy (registered trademark) disk,
Hard disk, optical disk, magneto-optical disk, CD-
ROM, CD-R, magnetic tape, non-volatile memory card, ROM, etc. can be used.

Further, by executing the program code read by the computer, not only the functions of the respective embodiments described above are realized, but also the OS and the like running on the computer based on the instructions of the program code. Does some or all of the actual processing, and the functions of the above-described embodiments are realized by the processing,
Needless to say, it is included in the present invention.

Further, after the program code read from the storage medium is written in the memory provided in the function expansion board inserted into the computer or the function expansion unit connected to the computer, based on the instruction of the program code, It is needless to say that the present invention also includes a case where the CPU or the like included in the function expansion board or the function expansion unit performs a part or all of the actual processing and the processing realizes the functions of the above-described embodiments. Yes.

[0052]

As described above in detail, the first and second aspects are provided.
According to the invention of 0, claim 34 or claim 48,
In a telephone equipped with a voice output means, the information input by the user is recorded and it is detected that a call is being made. When it is detected that a call is being made, the recorded information is output from the audio output means.

Further, claim 10, claim 27 and claim 4
According to the invention of claim 1 or claim 55, in the exchange provided between the plurality of telephones and the communication network, the information input by each user of the plurality of telephones is recorded for each telephone and Detect that one of the phones is making a call. When it is detected that a call is being made, information corresponding to the calling telephone of the detected calling is extracted from the recorded information and transmitted to the calling telephone.

In each of the above-mentioned configurations, by making the recorded information a sound preferred by the caller, the sound indicating to the caller that the call is being made can be made a desired sound. Also,
By making the recorded information different voices and music for each call destination, it is possible to reduce nuisance calls due to erroneous calls.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a telephone according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a sequence diagram showing signal transmission / reception that is performed between a call and a communication with a called terminal, using the telephone set shown in FIG. 1 as a calling terminal.

FIG. 3 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a telephone system according to the present invention, which includes fixed telephones connected by wire.

FIG. 4 is a sequence showing transmission / reception of signals between the calling terminal and the called terminal when communication is started between the calling terminal and the called terminal in the telephone system shown in FIG. 3; It is a figure.

FIG. 5 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a telephone system according to the present invention, including a mobile telephone which is a mobile communication device.

[Explanation of symbols]

101 microphone 102 speaker (audio output means) 103 Telephone circuit 104 voice input circuit 105 audio output circuit (output means) 106 Communication circuit 107 key 108 key control section 109 CPU (detection means, output means) 110 recording device 111 Phonebook recording section 112 Music Recording Unit (Recording Means) 113 Sound / light emitting circuit 114 display unit control circuit 115 Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) 301 Calling telephone 302 switch 303 subscriber monitoring circuit (detection means, transmission means) 304 Concentrator switch 305 recorder 306 Phonebook recording section 307 Music recording unit (recording means) 308 Subscriber line signal generator 309 Distribution stage switch 310 Called telephone 311 communication network

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Claims (61)

[Claims] 1. A telephone equipped with a voice output means, a recording means for recording information input by a user, a detecting means for detecting that a call is being made, and a call being made by the detecting means. A telephone having output means for outputting the information recorded by the recording means from the voice output means when the telephone is detected. 2. The telephone of claim 1, wherein the information is in the form of music. 3. The recording means records the information inputted by the user for each calling party, and the output means makes a call detected by the detecting means from the information recorded by the recording means. 2. The telephone according to claim 1, wherein the information corresponding to the calling party is extracted and output from the voice output means. 4. The telephone according to claim 3, wherein the information output from the voice output means is in the form of voice indicating a telephone number of a call destination. 5. The telephone according to claim 3, wherein the information output from the voice output means is in the form of voice indicating a name of a call destination. 6. The telephone according to claim 3, wherein the information output from the voice output means is in the form of music associated by the user for each calling party. 7. A telephone number recording means for recording a telephone number is further provided, and the recording means records the information in association with the telephone number recorded by the telephone number recording means. Telephone set 3 above. 8. The output means stops outputting the information recorded by the recording means from the audio output means when the detecting means no longer detects that a call is being made. The telephone according to any one of claims 1 to 7. 9. The telephone according to claim 1, wherein the information recorded in the recording means is information input by a user from an external device or via a communication network. . 10. An exchange provided between a plurality of telephones and a communication network, wherein one of the plurality of telephones includes a recording unit that records information input by each user of the plurality of telephones for each telephone. When the calling means detects that a call is being made, and when the detecting means detects that a call is being made, the calling means detected by the detecting means from the information recorded by the recording means. An exchange, comprising: transmitting means for extracting information corresponding to a call originating telephone and transmitting the information to the call originating telephone. 11. The exchange of claim 10 wherein the information is in the form of music. 12. The recording unit records information input by a user for each of the plurality of telephones and each call destination, and the transmitting unit detects the detected information from the information recorded by the recording unit. 11. The exchange according to claim 10, wherein information corresponding to a call originating telephone set of a call detected by the means and corresponding to a call destination is extracted and transmitted to the call originating telephone set. 13. The exchange according to claim 12, wherein the information transmitted to the caller telephone takes the form of voice indicating a telephone number of a callee. 14. The exchange according to claim 12, wherein the information transmitted to the calling telephone has a voice form indicating a name of a calling destination. 15. The exchange according to claim 12, wherein the information transmitted to the calling telephone takes the form of music associated by the user for each calling party. 16. A telephone number recording means for recording a callee telephone number for each of the plurality of telephones is further provided, and the recording means associates the information with the telephone number recorded by the telephone number recording means. 13. The exchange according to claim 12, which is recorded. 17. The transmitting means stops transmitting the information recorded by the recording means to the calling source telephone voice output means when the detecting means no longer detects that a calling is being made. The exchange according to any one of claims 10 to 16, wherein: 18. The exchange according to claim 10, wherein the information recorded in the recording means is information input by a user from an external device or via a communication network. . 19. The method according to claim 10, wherein the plurality of telephones are wireless communication devices, and the recording means is provided in a recording device for recording subscriber information.
8. The exchange according to any one of 8. 20. A call notification method applied to a telephone having a voice output means, a recording step of recording information input by a user, a detecting step of detecting that a call is being made, and the detecting step. And a step of outputting the information recorded by the recording step from the voice output means when it is detected that a call is being made by the call notification method. 21. The method of claim 20, wherein the information is in the form of music. 22. In the recording step, the information input by the user for each calling party is recorded, and in the output step, the call detected by the detecting step from the information recorded by the recording step. 21. The call notification method according to claim 20, wherein information corresponding to the other calling party is extracted and output from the voice output means. 23. The call notification method according to claim 22, wherein the information output from the voice output means is in the form of voice indicating a telephone number of a call destination. 24. The call notification method according to claim 22, wherein the information output from the voice output means is in the form of voice indicating the name of the call destination. 25. The call notification method according to claim 22, wherein the information output from the voice output means is in the form of music associated by the user for each call partner. 26. A telephone number recording step of recording a telephone number, wherein the recording step records the information in association with the telephone number recorded by the telephone number recording step. 22. The call notification method described in 22. 27. A call notification method applied to an exchange provided between a plurality of telephones and a communication network, wherein a recording step of recording information input by each user of the plurality of telephones for each telephone, A detection step of detecting that one of the plurality of telephones is making a call, and when it is detected that a call is being made by the detection step, from among the information recorded by the recording step, And a transmitting step of extracting information corresponding to the caller telephone set of the call detected by the detecting step and transmitting the information to the caller telephone set. 28. The method according to claim 27, wherein the information is in the form of music. 29. In the recording step, information input by a user is recorded for each of the plurality of telephones and each call destination, and in the transmitting step, the detection is performed from the information recorded in the recording step. 28. The call notification method according to claim 27, wherein information corresponding to the call originator telephone of the call detected by the step and corresponding to the call destination is extracted and transmitted to the call originator telephone. . 30. The call notification method according to claim 29, wherein the information transmitted to the calling telephone has a voice form indicating a telephone number of a calling destination. 31. The call notification method according to claim 29, wherein the information transmitted to the calling telephone has a voice form indicating a name of a called party. 32. The call notification method according to claim 29, wherein the information transmitted to the calling telephone takes the form of music associated by the user for each calling party. 33. A telephone number recording step of recording a telephone number to be called for each of the plurality of telephones, further comprising the step of recording the information in association with the telephone number recorded by the telephone number recording step. 30. The call notification method according to claim 29, which is recorded. 34. A program for causing a computer to execute a call notification method applied to a telephone having a voice output means, the call notification method recording step of recording information input by a user, A detection step of detecting that a call is being made, and an output step of outputting the information recorded by the recording step from the audio output means when it is detected that the call is being made by the detection step. A program characterized by having. 35. The program according to claim 34, wherein the information is in the form of music. 36. In the recording step, the information input by the user for each calling party is recorded, and in the output step, the call detected by the detecting step from the information recorded by the recording step. 35. The program according to claim 34, wherein information corresponding to a calling party in the middle is extracted and output from the voice output means. 37. The program according to claim 36, wherein the information output from the voice output means is in the form of voice indicating a telephone number of a call destination. 38. The program according to claim 36, wherein the information output from the voice output means is in the form of voice indicating the name of the call destination. 39. The program according to claim 36, wherein the information output from the voice output unit is in the form of music associated by the user for each calling party. 40. The calling notification method further comprises a telephone number recording step of recording a telephone number, wherein the recording step records the information in association with the telephone number recorded by the telephone number recording step. 37. The program according to claim 36, wherein: 41. A program for causing a computer to execute a call notification method applied to an exchange provided between a plurality of telephones and a communication network, wherein the call notification method is A recording step of recording the information entered by each user for each telephone, a detection step of detecting that one of the plurality of telephones is making a call, and a detection step of detecting that a call is being made. In this case, from the information recorded in the recording step, the information corresponding to the calling telephone of the calling detected in the detecting step is extracted, and the information is transmitted to the calling telephone. A program characterized by having. 42. The program according to claim 41, wherein the information is in the form of music. 43. In the recording step, information input by a user is recorded for each of the plurality of telephones and each call destination, and in the transmitting step, the detection is performed from the information recorded in the recording step. 42. The program according to claim 41, wherein information corresponding to a call originator telephone of a call detected by the step and corresponding to a call destination is extracted and transmitted to the call originator telephone. 44. The program according to claim 43, wherein the information transmitted to the calling telephone is in the form of voice indicating a telephone number of a calling destination. 45. The program according to claim 43, wherein the information transmitted to the caller telephone takes the form of voice indicating the name of the callee. 46. The program according to claim 43, wherein the information transmitted to the calling telephone is in the form of music associated by the user for each calling party. 47. The call notification method further includes a telephone number recording step of recording a callee telephone number for each of the plurality of telephones, and in the recording step, the telephone recorded by the telephone number recording step. The program according to claim 43, wherein the information is recorded in association with a number. 48. A computer-readable storage medium in which a call notification method applied to a telephone having voice output means is stored as a program, and the call notification method records information input by a user. A recording step, a detection step for detecting that a call is being made, and when the detection step detects that a call is being made, the information recorded by the recording step is output from the voice output means. A storage medium having an output step. 49. The storage medium of claim 48, wherein the information is in the form of music. 50. In the recording step, the information input by the user is recorded for each calling party, and in the output step, the call detected by the detecting step from the information recorded by the recording step. 49. The storage medium according to claim 48, wherein information corresponding to the calling party in the middle is extracted and output from the voice output means. 51. The storage medium according to claim 50, wherein the information output from the voice output means is in the form of voice indicating a telephone number of a call destination. 52. The storage medium according to claim 50, wherein the information output from the voice output means is in the form of voice indicating the name of the call destination. 53. The storage medium according to claim 50, wherein the information output from the voice output means is in the form of music associated by the user for each calling party. 54. The calling notification method further comprises a telephone number recording step of recording a telephone number, wherein the recording step records the information in association with the telephone number recorded by the telephone number recording step. The storage medium according to claim 50, wherein: 55. A computer-readable storage medium that stores, as a program, a call notification method applied to an exchange provided between a plurality of telephones and a communication network, wherein the call notification method comprises: A recording step of recording information input by each user of a plurality of telephones for each telephone, a detection step of detecting that one of the plurality of telephones is making a call, and a call being made by the detecting step When it is detected, from the information recorded in the recording step, the information corresponding to the calling telephone of the calling detected in the detecting step is extracted and transmitted to the calling telephone. A storage medium having a transmitting step. 56. The storage medium of claim 55, wherein the information is in the form of music. 57. In the recording step, information input by a user is recorded for each of the plurality of telephones and each call destination, and in the transmitting step, the detection is performed from the information recorded in the recording step. 56. The storage medium according to claim 55, wherein the information corresponding to the call origination telephone set of the call origination detected by the step and corresponding to the call destination is extracted and transmitted to the call origination telephone set. 58. The storage medium according to claim 57, wherein the information transmitted to the calling telephone is in the form of voice indicating a telephone number of a calling destination. 59. The storage medium according to claim 57, wherein the information transmitted to the caller telephone takes the form of voice indicating the name of the callee. 60. The storage medium according to claim 57, wherein the information transmitted to the caller telephone set is in the form of music associated by the user for each caller. 61. The call notification method further includes a telephone number recording step of recording a callee telephone number for each of the plurality of telephones, and in the recording step, the telephone recorded by the telephone number recording step. The storage medium according to claim 57, wherein the information is recorded in association with a number.