JP2004104488A - Communication device, communication system, and communication processing program - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a communication device, a communication system, and a communication processing program for reducing disadvantage when a user of a communication terminal conducts call-backs or the like. <P>SOLUTION: A cellular phone terminal 20 whose line is connected to an information providing system 10 outputs ringing tones. The cellular phone terminal 20 counts the number of ringing until disconnection processing for the line to the information providing system 10 is conducted. When the disconnection processing is conducted, the cellular phone terminal 20 records a call termination history including the number of times of ringing into a call termination history data storage unit 22. Then, when the number of ringing of a call termination history for which a call-back should be conducted is equal to or less than a predetermined number, the cellular phone terminal 20 outputs alarm display. Moreover, when the call-back is conducted to this telephone number, the cellular phone terminal 20 performs origination processing without a caller ID. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2004,JPO

Description

[0001]
TECHNICAL FIELD OF THE INVENTION
The present invention relates to a communication process for a communication device such as a mobile phone, and more particularly to a communication device, a communication system, and a communication processing program for managing an incoming call to the communication device.
[0002]
[Prior art]
Today, by using the caller telephone number notification service, the telephone number of the caller can be displayed on the telephone set on the receiving side (for example, see Non-Patent Document 1). Specifically, in the caller telephone number notification service, a caller's telephone number is transmitted from a caller's exchange to a receiver's exchange using a common channel signaling network, and the receiver's telephone number is notified to the receiver. You. Therefore, the user of the called telephone can know the telephone number of the caller before answering.
[0003]
Further, by using this service, even for an incoming call for which the user could not go off-hook for a call, the telephone number of the caller can be left on the called telephone and displayed as missed call history information. By using the missed call display, the called user can make a return call (callback) to the caller later. By using such a function, the receiving-side user can efficiently contact a missed call.
[0004]
[Non-patent document 1]
Nikkei BP Publishing Bureau, "Nikkei BP Digital Encyclopedia 2000-2001 Edition", Nikkei BP, April 1998, p. 491.
[0005]
[Problems to be solved by the invention]
However, the above-mentioned missed call display may be abused. For example, there is a form called so-called "Wangiri" using one-call callback. In this “Wangiri”, first, a predetermined business operator calls an unspecified number of mobile phones. Then, the call is cut off before the ring tone of the mobile phone becomes one. For this reason, the called user often does not notice the incoming call, and the called user cannot perform off-hook. Therefore, the call from the predetermined company to the other party is not in a call state, and the predetermined company is not charged. On the other hand, the mobile phone displays the telephone number of the predetermined business operator as a missed call. The user who sees the missed call display calls back the telephone number included in the missed call display to confirm the content. With this callback, the predetermined business may provide the user with paid information and the like, and may be charged an information fee and a survey fee in addition to the call fee.
[0006]
Further, there is a case where an information fee or the like is directly charged by a communication carrier by using an information fee charging / collecting agency service provided by the communication carrier. Due to such misuse of the missed call display, the telephone user will be charged unintended call charges and information charges. Further, there is a case where the telephone number of the user is notified to a predetermined company by a callback. In this case, there is a possibility that personal information such as a telephone number leaks from a predetermined company and is further abused.
[0007]
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been made in view of the above problems, and has as its object to provide a communication device, a communication system, and a communication device for reducing a disadvantage when a user of the communication device makes a callback. The purpose is to provide a processing program.
[0008]
[Means for Solving the Problems]
In order to solve the above problem, the invention according to claim 1 is a communication device for outputting an incoming call from a calling unit, wherein the communication device receives the call from the calling unit and outputs the incoming call. Abstract: Measuring means for measuring a calling period from the time of receiving a call to ending time, and incoming call guiding means for guiding an incoming call from the calling means based on data for specifying the measured calling period. And
[0009]
According to a second aspect of the present invention, in the communication device according to the first aspect, the communication device includes an incoming call history data storage unit that records an incoming call history, and the communication device specifies the measured calling period. The invention further comprises a calling period recording means for recording the above data in association with the incoming call history.
[0010]
According to a third aspect of the present invention, in the communication device according to the first or second aspect, the measurement of the ringing period is started based on a trigger signal for generating a ringing tone.
[0011]
According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, in the communication device according to any one of the first to third aspects, the data for specifying the calling period is data on the number of times of ringing.
[0012]
According to a fifth aspect of the present invention, in the communication device according to any one of the first to fourth aspects, the communication device further includes a receiving history output unit, and the communication device is configured to determine the calling period and a reference. The gist of the present invention is to further include an output content determining unit that compares the period with the period and determines the output content of the incoming call history according to the comparison result.
[0013]
According to a sixth aspect of the present invention, in the communication device according to the fifth aspect, when the paging period is shorter than the reference period, the output is performed so as to be distinguishable from a case where the paging period is longer than the reference period. The gist is to display the incoming call history on the means.
[0014]
According to a seventh aspect of the present invention, in the communication device according to the fifth aspect, the incoming call history displayed on the output unit includes a display on the number of ringings.
[0015]
An invention according to claim 8 is a communication system for controlling communication of a communication device, wherein the communication system includes a caller for causing the communication device to perform an output different from a normal incoming call guidance. The gist of the present invention is to include an attention list data unit that records data on an attention list for identification, and a shared list data unit that records data on a sharing list for specifying a communication device that shares the attention list.
[0016]
According to a ninth aspect of the present invention, in the communication system according to the eighth aspect, when the notice list is updated, the communication system updates the notice list with a communication device included in the shared list. The point is to notify.
[0017]
The invention according to claim 10 is a program for performing a communication process using a communication device that outputs an incoming call from a calling unit, wherein the communication device receives the call from the calling unit. Abstract: A function of measuring means for measuring a calling period from the time of receiving a call to the time of ending the call, and functioning as incoming call guidance means for guiding an incoming call from the calling means based on data for specifying the measured calling period. And
[0018]
According to an eleventh aspect of the present invention, in the communication processing program according to the tenth aspect, the communication device includes an incoming call history data storage unit that records an incoming call history, and the communication processing program measures the communication device. The gist of the present invention is to further function as a calling period recording means for recording data for specifying the called calling period in association with the incoming call history.
[0019]
According to a twelfth aspect of the present invention, in the communication processing program of the tenth or eleventh aspect, the measurement of the calling period is started based on a trigger signal for generating a ringing tone.
[0020]
According to a thirteenth aspect of the present invention, in the communication processing program according to any one of the tenth to twelfth aspects, the data for specifying the calling period is data relating to the number of times of ringing.
[0021]
According to a fourteenth aspect of the present invention, in the communication processing program according to any one of the tenth to thirteenth aspects, the communication device further includes an incoming call history output unit, and the communication processing program stores the communication device. The gist of the present invention is to further function as output content determining means for comparing the calling period with the reference period and determining the output content of the incoming call history according to the comparison result.
[0022]
According to a fifteenth aspect of the present invention, in the communication processing program according to the fourteenth aspect, the output unit is configured to be able to distinguish the case where the calling period is shorter than the reference period from the case where the calling period is longer than the reference period. The gist is to display the incoming call history on the.
[0023]
According to a sixteenth aspect of the present invention, in the communication processing program according to the fourteenth aspect, the incoming call history displayed on the output unit includes a display on the number of times of ringing.
[0024]
(Action)
According to the first or tenth aspect of the present invention, when the communication device receives the calling call from the calling unit, the communication device measures a calling period from the time of receiving the calling call to the time of ending the call. Then, an incoming call from the transmitting means is guided based on the data for specifying the measured calling period. For this reason, the user of the communication device can grasp the call status of the caller by the incoming call guidance, and can respond to the incoming call according to this status.
[0025]
According to the invention described in claim 2 or 11, the communication device has an incoming call history data storage unit that records an incoming call history. Then, the communication device records data for specifying the measured calling period in association with the incoming call history. For this reason, the call status of the caller can be grasped using the incoming call history recorded in the incoming call history data storage means.
[0026]
According to the third or twelfth aspect of the invention, the measurement of the ringing period starts based on a trigger signal for generating a ringing tone. Therefore, the call period can be measured using the trigger signal.
[0027]
According to the invention described in claim 4 or 13, the data for specifying the calling period is data on the number of times of ringing. By measuring the number of times of ringing, the calling period can be specified, and the calling status of the caller can be grasped.
[0028]
According to the invention as set forth in claim 5 or claim 14, the communication device further includes an output unit of the incoming call history. Then, the communication device compares the calling period with a reference period, and determines the output content of the incoming call history according to the comparison result. Therefore, the output content changes according to the calling period, so that the user of the communication device can efficiently grasp the calling status.
[0029]
According to the invention as set forth in claim 6 or 15, the communication device sends the output means to the output unit so that when the calling period is shorter than the reference period, it can be distinguished from the case where the calling period is longer than the reference period. Display incoming call history. For this reason, the user of the communication device can efficiently grasp the call status based on the displayed incoming call history.
[0030]
According to the invention of claim 7 or 16, the incoming call history displayed on the output means includes a display on the number of ringings. Therefore, the user of the communication device can efficiently grasp the call status based on the displayed number of ringings.
[0031]
According to the eighth aspect of the present invention, the communication system records data relating to a caution list for identifying a caller for causing the communication device to perform an output different from a normal incoming call guidance. It has list data means. Further, there is provided a shared list data means for recording data on a shared list for specifying a communication device sharing the caution list. Therefore, the attention list can be shared based on the sharing list. Therefore, the user of the communication device can more appropriately deal with the sender included in the attention list.
[0032]
According to the ninth aspect, when the notice list is updated, the communication system notifies a communication device included in the shared list of the update of the notice list. Therefore, each communication device can efficiently grasp the latest status of the caller included in the attention list.
[0033]
BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION
An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to FIGS. In the present embodiment, a description will be given of a communication device, a communication system, and a communication processing program used when a user of a mobile phone terminal responds to a calling call from an information provider. The information provider provides paid information based on the callback from the user, and charges the user an information fee as a compensation.
[0034]
In the present embodiment, as shown in FIG. 1, an information provider uses an information providing system 10 as a transmitting means. The information providing system 10 has a function of selecting an arbitrary telephone number, a function of performing a line disconnection process by one call (a one-gilli function), and a function of recording the telephone number of a mobile telephone terminal that has provided information by callback. In the present embodiment, the information providing system 10 makes a one-time call or provides pay information to mobile phone terminals (20, 30) as communication devices that can be connected to the telephone network N. Here, the telephone network N includes an exchange system (not shown). This exchange system performs line connection management and billing management of a call from a user's telephone terminal.
[0035]
The user uses the mobile phone terminals (20, 30) to make telephone calls and transmit and receive information. In the present embodiment, the mobile phone terminal 20 functions as a communication device and also has a function as a communication system. As shown in FIG. 1, the mobile phone terminal 20 has a display unit 202 and a selection button 203 as an output unit of the incoming call history in addition to the dial number button 201. The mobile phone terminal 20 has a function of recording a call history and a call history. By using this outgoing call record function, outgoing information including the outgoing telephone number and outgoing time of the outgoing call from the mobile phone terminal 20 can be recorded. Further, by using the incoming call history recording function, it is possible to record an incoming call history including a caller telephone number and an incoming time for an incoming call accompanied by a caller ID notification. The outgoing call history and incoming call history are output to the display unit 202. Then, by using the selection button 203, the user can specify the telephone number from the displayed history and call back (recall or call back).
[0036]
Further, the mobile phone terminal 20 further includes a blacklist registration button 204 as shown in FIG. When the blacklist registration button 204 is pressed, the mobile phone terminal 20 executes a blacklist registration process described later. In the present embodiment, it is assumed that the mobile phone terminal 30 as a communication device also has a similar function.
[0037]
The mobile phone terminal 20 includes control means (CPU), storage means (RAM, ROM, hard disk, etc.) (not shown) and the like, and has a communication function. Then, the mobile phone terminal 20 has a built-in communication processing program, and the mobile phone terminal 20 executes processing to be described later regarding communication processing. Thereby, the control unit of the mobile phone terminal 20 functions as each unit such as a measuring unit, an incoming call guide unit, a calling period recording unit, an output content determining unit, and the like.
[0038]
The mobile phone terminal 20 has an incoming call history data storage unit 22 as an incoming call history data storage unit, an address book data storage unit 23 as a shared list data unit, and a black list data storage unit 24 as an attention list data unit. .
[0039]
As shown in FIG. 2, the incoming call history data storage unit 22 stores incoming call history data 220 relating to the history of incoming calls (missed calls) that were not off-hook to the mobile phone terminal 20. The incoming call history data 220 is recorded when a call disconnection process is performed before the mobile phone terminal 20 is off-hook. In the present embodiment, the incoming call history data storage unit 22 stores, for each missed call, data relating to the other party's telephone number, the incoming time, and the number of times of ringing in association with each other.
[0040]
In the other party's telephone number data area, data relating to the telephone number of the caller of the call that has arrived at the mobile telephone terminal 20 is recorded. In the incoming time data area, data on the time at which the call arrived is recorded.
[0041]
In the ringing frequency data area, data on the number of ringing tones is recorded as data for specifying the ringing period. From the number of times of ringing, it is possible to specify the time (calling period) of waiting for a response of the user of the mobile phone terminal 20 after the caller performs the calling operation.
[0042]
Address book data 230 is recorded in the address book data storage unit 23 as shown in FIG. The address book data 230 is set when the user of the mobile phone terminal 20 registers a contact for contacting the other party. In the present embodiment, the address book data storage unit 23 stores data relating to the name, the contact information, and the blacklist sharing flag in association with each other.
[0043]
In the name data area, data on the name used to specify the destination is recorded. The name may be a nickname or the like in addition to the real name. In the contact data area, data relating to a telephone number used for contacting the other party is recorded.
[0044]
In the blacklist sharing flag area, data relating to an identifier used to specify a user who shares the blacklist described later is recorded. The blacklist as a shared list is configured with a contact to which this identifier is assigned as an element. In the present embodiment, it is assumed that the mobile phone terminal 20 and the mobile phone terminal 30 share a blacklist. For this reason, a blacklist sharing flag is assigned to the contact information of the mobile phone terminal 30 recorded in the address book data storage unit 23.
[0045]
As shown in FIG. 4, the blacklist data storage unit 24 records blacklist data 240 listing telephone numbers that require special handling in addition to a normal calling call. For example, the blacklist as the attention list includes the telephone number of the nuisance call. The blacklist data 240 is recorded when the user of the mobile phone terminal 20 registers the blacklist by pressing the blacklist registration button 204. Further, when a telephone number to be blacklisted is received from another mobile telephone terminal, the telephone number is updated and recorded. In the present embodiment, the blacklist data storage unit 24 records data relating to a telephone number of a blacklist target that requires attention. When a call is made from such a telephone number, the mobile phone terminal 20 is set so as to reject the incoming call and leave no incoming call history, unlike ordinary call guidance.
[0046]
Next, using the system configured as described above, a processing procedure for Wangiri will be described with reference to FIGS. Here, this procedure will be described by dividing the incoming call history into a recording step (FIG. 5), a callback step (FIG. 6), and a blacklist registration step (FIG. 7).
[0047]
(Incoming call recording stage)
First, the processing at the recording stage of the incoming call history will be described with reference to FIG. The information provider uses the information providing system 10 to make a call to the mobile phone terminal 20. In this case, the information providing system 10 selects the telephone number of the mobile phone terminal to be called (S1-1). Here, it is assumed that the telephone number of the mobile phone terminal 20 is selected.
[0048]
Next, the information providing system 10 performs a calling process (call) accompanied by a number notification (S1-2). This number notification is performed using a known caller telephone number notification service. By using the caller telephone number notification service, the telephone number of the caller (here, the information providing system 10) is notified to the destination telephone terminal (here, the mobile phone terminal 20).
[0049]
The mobile telephone terminal 20 that has received the call from the information providing system 10 via the exchange system of the telephone network N makes an incoming call response to the telephone network N (S1-3). Authentication processing and communication channel establishment processing are performed between the mobile telephone terminal 20 and the exchange system of the telephone line network N.
[0050]
Then, after the communication channel establishment processing is completed, the information providing system 10 outputs a ringback tone (S1-4). On the other hand, the portable telephone terminal 20 that has received the trigger signal for generating the ringing tone from the exchange system of the telephone network N outputs the ringing tone as a calling call (S1-5). Thereby, the information providing system 10 can recognize that the mobile phone terminal 20 is calling.
[0051]
Here, the mobile phone terminal 20 counts the number of times of ringing (S1-6). This counting of the number of times of ringing is continued until the line disconnection process with the information providing system 10 is performed.
[0052]
The information providing system 10 performs on-hook to disconnect the line before the mobile phone terminal 20 is off-hook (S1-7). The information providing system 10 executes this on-hook when the first ringing tone is output.
[0053]
When the line disconnection processing is performed by the on-hook of the information providing system 10, the mobile phone terminal 20 records a missed call history (S1-8). In this case, the mobile phone terminal 20 stores the incoming call history data 220 including the data of the destination telephone number (here, the telephone number of the information providing system 10) notified by the caller ID notification and the incoming call time, in the incoming call history data storage unit 22. To record. Further, the mobile phone terminal 20 records the number of times of ringing until the disconnection process is performed in the incoming call history data 220.
[0054]
(Callback stage)
Next, the processing at the callback stage will be described with reference to FIG.
The mobile phone terminal 20 performs a missed call display for guiding the incoming call on the display unit 202 (S2-1). This missed call display includes the call history from the information providing system 10. Thereby, the user of the mobile phone terminal 20 can recognize that there is an incoming call from the information providing system 10.
[0055]
Then, the user who has confirmed the display of the missed call specifies the incoming call history for performing the callback (S2-2). Specifically, from the incoming call history output to the display unit 202 of the mobile phone terminal 20, a target to be called back is selected using the selection button 203.
[0056]
When the callback target is specified, the mobile phone terminal 20 extracts the number of times of ringing from the incoming call history data storage unit 22 (S2-3). Then, the number of times of ringing is compared with a predetermined number of times to determine the output contents of the incoming call history. The predetermined number is the number set in advance corresponding to the reference period. If the number of times of ringing is larger than the predetermined number ("No" in step (S2-4)), the mobile phone terminal 20 performs a normal calling process (S2-5). In the present embodiment, when the number of times of ringing is more than two, normal transmission processing is performed.
[0057]
On the other hand, if the number of times of ringing is equal to or less than the predetermined number (two times) ("Yes" in step (S2-4)), the mobile phone terminal 20 outputs an alarm display (S2-6). This alarm includes a warning that the callback target is Wangiri. Specifically, a message “Will be a call. Do you want to make a call?” Is displayed on the display unit 202 of the mobile phone terminal 20.
[0058]
Further, when the user makes a call back to this telephone number, the mobile phone terminal 20 performs a calling process without calling party number notification (S2-7).
As a result, the mobile phone terminal 20 and the information providing system 10 enter a talking state, and the user can talk with the other party (S2-8). This is the end of the description of the process in the callback stage.
[0059]
(Blacklist registration stage)
Next, the processing in the blacklist registration stage will be described with reference to FIG. In the call in step (S2-8), when it is determined that the other party is an information provider that requires attention, the user presses the blacklist registration button 204 of the mobile phone terminal 20. In this case, the mobile phone terminal 20 registers the destination telephone number in the blacklist data storage unit 24 (S3-1). Then, the mobile phone terminal 20 performs an offset process (S3-2). As a result, a line disconnection process between the mobile phone terminal 20 and the information providing system 10 is performed.
[0060]
Next, the mobile phone terminal 20 performs a process for sharing the blacklist as the attention list. First, the mobile phone terminal 20 extracts the contact information of another user who distributes the blacklist data (S3-3). Specifically, the mobile phone terminal 20 extracts the address book data 230 with the blacklist sharing flag set from the address book data storage unit 23. In the present embodiment, the mobile phone terminal 20 shares a blacklist with the mobile phone terminal 30.
[0061]
Then, the mobile phone terminal 20 distributes the newly registered telephone number in the blacklist data storage unit 24 to the extracted contact information (here, the mobile phone terminal 30) (S3-4). Thereby, the update of the black list as the attention list is notified to another communication device.
[0062]
The mobile phone terminal 30 that has received the phone number to be blacklisted confirms whether the received phone number is recorded in the blacklist data storage unit 24 of the mobile phone terminal 30 (S3-5). If the received blacklist target is already registered in the blacklist data storage unit 24 of the mobile phone terminal 30 ("Yes" in step (S3-5)), the mobile phone terminal 30 ends the process. On the other hand, if the received blacklist target is not registered in the blacklist data storage unit 24 of the mobile phone terminal 30 (in the case of “No” in step (S3-5)), the mobile phone terminal 30 receives the received blacklist target. Is recorded in the blacklist data storage unit 24.
[0063]
With the above, the processing in the blacklist registration stage is completed. Thereafter, the mobile phone terminals (20, 30) reject incoming calls from the telephone numbers recorded in the blacklist data storage unit 24, and do not leave incoming call history.
[0064]
As described above, according to the present embodiment, the following effects can be obtained.
In the above embodiment, after the communication channel establishment processing is completed, the mobile phone terminal 20 counts the number of times of ringing. This counting of the number of times of ringing is continued until the line disconnection process with the information providing system 10 is performed. When the line disconnection processing is performed on-hook, the mobile phone terminal 20 records the missed call history. In this case, the mobile phone terminal 20 records the destination phone number, the arrival time, and the number of ringings notified by the caller ID notification in the incoming call history data 220. For this reason, it is possible to grasp the call status of the caller and the importance of the call. For example, it is possible to respond to an incoming call of Wangiri having a short calling period. When the number of times of ringing is large, it is possible to recognize that the caller of the caller desires the call strongly and the necessity of the callback is high.
[0065]
In the above embodiment, when the callback target is specified, the mobile phone terminal 20 extracts the number of ringings from the incoming call history data storage unit 22. If the number of ringings is greater than the predetermined number, the mobile phone terminal 20 performs a normal calling process. On the other hand, if the number of ringings is equal to or less than the predetermined number, the mobile phone terminal 20 outputs an alarm display. Therefore, it is possible to alert the user of the mobile phone terminal 20 about the callback for such an incoming call.
[0066]
In the above embodiment, when the user makes a callback for an incoming call whose ringing count is equal to or less than the predetermined count, the mobile phone terminal 20 performs a calling process without calling party number notification. Therefore, the telephone number of the mobile phone terminal 20 is not notified in a call with the information providing system 10. Therefore, the calling process can be performed more safely and efficiently according to the other party of the call.
[0067]
In the above embodiment, when the user presses the blacklist registration button 204 of the mobile phone terminal 20, the mobile phone terminal 20 registers the destination telephone number in the blacklist data storage unit 24. Then, the telephone number to be blacklisted is distributed to the contacts set with the blacklist sharing flag. For this reason, the user of the mobile phone terminal 20 can share information regarding the telephone number of the business operator requiring attention with other users. For example, it is possible to promptly cope with a case where a company requiring attention uses various telephone numbers.
[0068]
In the above embodiment, the sharing of the black list can be realized by using the mobile phone terminal 20 and the mobile phone terminal 30. Therefore, the blacklist can be shared without changing the network or the switching system.
[0069]
The above embodiment may be changed to the following modes.
-In the said embodiment, a mobile telephone terminal (20, 30) is used as a communication terminal. Alternatively, a fixed telephone terminal may be used as the communication terminal.
[0070]
In the above embodiment, the blacklist data storage unit 24 records the blacklist data 240 listing telephone numbers requiring attention. Instead, the information may be recorded including an e-mail address. As a result, reception of unsolicited e-mail can be rejected. Further, the present invention can also be applied to a case where a business employs an e-mail broadcast function to distribute obscene information and the like to an unspecified user. In this case, once the e-mail is received, the business operator is notified that the e-mail address is valid. In such a case, the transmission of the e-mail is frequently repeated continuously thereafter. By sharing the blacklist with others, such emails can be eliminated in advance.
[0071]
In the above embodiment, when the incoming call history for performing the callback is specified, the mobile phone terminal 20 extracts the number of times of ringing from the incoming call history data storage unit 22. When the number of times of ringing is equal to or less than a predetermined number (two times), the mobile phone terminal 20 outputs an alarm display. Instead, an alarm may be output on the display screen of the incoming call history. This will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 8 is an explanatory diagram of a display screen 500 of the incoming call history output to the display unit 202 of the mobile phone terminal 20. The display screen 500 includes an incoming call history display 501 for each incoming call. This incoming call history display 501 includes a missed incoming call display 502. Further, if the number of ringings is equal to or less than a predetermined number (two times), an alarm display 503 is displayed. This allows the user to distinguish between a case where the calling period is shorter than the reference period and a case where the calling period is longer than the reference period. Therefore, the call status of the caller can be grasped using the incoming call history.
[0072]
If an alarm is output on the display screen of the incoming call history, the number of times of ringing may be displayed. This will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 9 is an explanatory diagram of a display screen 510 of the incoming call history output to the display unit 202 of the mobile phone terminal 20. The display screen 510 includes an incoming call history display 511 for each incoming call. The incoming call history display 511 includes a missed incoming call display 512. Further, ringing count display 513 is displayed on incoming call history display 511 when absent. Thereby, the user can grasp the call status of the caller using the incoming call history.
[0073]
In the above embodiment, when the number of ringings is equal to or less than a predetermined number (two times), the mobile phone terminal 20 outputs an alarm display. Alternatively, one or more times may be set according to the situation.
[0074]
In the above embodiment, the incoming call history data storage unit 22 records data related to the number of ringings for each missed call. Instead, the time during which the calling state is maintained (the time of the calling period) may be recorded. This also makes it possible to grasp the call status of the caller.
[0075]
In the above embodiment, the blacklist data storage unit 24 is provided in the mobile phone terminal 20 or the mobile phone terminal 30. Instead, it may be provided in an exchange system of the telephone network N. In addition, the exchange system holds a distribution list of telephone numbers and e-mail addresses of terminals sharing the blacklist. When the blacklist is updated, the blacklist can be updated using the terminal of the sharer (for example, the blacklist registration button 204 of the mobile phone terminal 20). When the blacklist is updated, the blacklist is distributed to terminals included in the distribution list. The terminal that has received the blacklist updates its own blacklist, and uses it for confirmation processing at the time of callback and mail reception prohibition processing. As a result, the blacklist can be shared while reducing the load on each user's terminal.
[0076]
In the above embodiment, the blacklist data storage unit 24 is provided in the mobile phone terminal 20 or the mobile phone terminal 30. Instead, it may be provided in an exchange system of the telephone network N. Further, the exchange system is caused to hold a shared list of telephone numbers and e-mail addresses of terminals sharing the blacklist. This black list can be updated using the sharer's terminal. If a telephone number or e-mail address included in this shared list is called or transmitted from a telephone number or e-mail address included in the black list, the exchange system is sent to one terminal, and the exchange system is sent to each terminal. Confirmation display at the time of callback, and disposal of e-mail. As a result, the blacklist can be shared while reducing the load on each user's terminal.
[0077]
【The invention's effect】
As described above in detail, according to the present invention, it is possible to reduce disadvantages of a user of a communication device.
[Brief description of the drawings]
FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of a system according to an embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram of data recorded in an incoming call history data storage unit.
FIG. 3 is an explanatory diagram of data recorded in an address book data storage unit.
FIG. 4 is an explanatory diagram of data recorded in a blacklist data storage unit.
FIG. 5 is an explanatory diagram of a processing procedure according to the embodiment.
FIG. 6 is an explanatory diagram of a processing procedure according to the embodiment.
FIG. 7 is an explanatory diagram of a processing procedure according to the embodiment;
FIG. 8 is an explanatory diagram of a display screen output to a display unit of the mobile phone terminal.
FIG. 9 is an explanatory diagram of a display screen output to a display unit of the mobile phone terminal.
[Explanation of symbols]
10: Information providing system as transmitting means, 20: Mobile phone terminal as communication device, 202: Display unit as output means of incoming history, 30: Mobile phone terminal as communication device, 22: As incoming history data storage means 23, an address book data storage unit as a shared list data unit, and a black list data storage unit as an attention list data unit.

Claims (16)

A communication device for outputting an incoming call from a transmitting means,
The communication device,
When receiving a calling call from the calling means, measuring means for measuring a calling period from the time of receiving the calling call to the time of ending,
A communication device, comprising: a call guide unit for guiding an incoming call from the calling unit based on data for specifying the measured calling period. The communication device has an incoming call history data storage unit that records an incoming call history,
The communication device,
2. The communication apparatus according to claim 1, further comprising a call period recording unit that records data for specifying the measured call period in association with the incoming call history. The communication device according to claim 1, wherein the measurement of the calling period is started based on a trigger signal for generating a ringing tone. The communication device according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the data for specifying the calling period is data on the number of times of ringing. The communication device further includes a receiving history output unit,
The communication device,
5. The apparatus according to claim 1, further comprising an output content determination unit configured to compare the call period and a reference period, and determine an output content of the incoming call history according to a result of the comparison. 6. Communication device according to claim. The communication according to claim 5, wherein when the calling period is shorter than the reference period, an incoming call history is displayed on the output means so as to be distinguishable from a case where the calling period is longer than the reference period. apparatus. The communication device according to claim 5, wherein the incoming call history displayed on the output unit includes a display on the number of times of ringing. A communication system for controlling communication of a communication device,
The communication system,
An attention list data unit that records data on an attention list for identifying a caller for causing the communication device to perform an output different from a normal incoming call guidance;
A communication device for storing communication list data for identifying a communication device that shares the notice list. 9. The communication system according to claim 8, wherein when the notice list is updated, the communication system notifies a communication device included in the shared list of the notice list update. A program that performs a communication process using a communication device that outputs an incoming call from a transmitting unit,
The communication device,
When receiving a calling call from the calling means, measuring means for measuring a calling period from the time of receiving the calling call to the time of ending,
A communication processing program for functioning as incoming call guidance means for guiding an incoming call from said transmission means based on data for specifying the measured calling period. The communication device has an incoming call history data storage unit that records an incoming call history,
The communication processing program includes:
The communication device,
The communication processing program according to claim 10, further comprising a call period recording unit that records data for specifying the measured call period in association with the incoming call history. 12. The communication processing program according to claim 10, wherein the measurement of the calling period is started based on a trigger signal for generating a ringing tone. The communication processing program according to any one of claims 10 to 12, wherein the data for specifying the calling period is data on the number of times of ringing. The communication device further includes a receiving history output unit,
The communication processing program includes:
The communication device,
The method according to any one of claims 10 to 13, wherein the call period is compared with a reference period, and further functioned as output content determining means for determining the output content of the incoming call history according to the comparison result. Communication processing program as described. 15. The communication processing program according to claim 14, wherein when the calling period is shorter than a reference period, an incoming call history is displayed on the output means so as to be distinguishable from a case where the calling period is longer than the reference period. . The communication processing program according to claim 14, wherein the incoming call history displayed on the output unit includes a display on the number of times of ringing.

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