JP2005064685A - Communication terminal device and program of communication information processing - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To display a rational and flexible operation menu without giving burden to both of a user experienced in an operation and a user inexperienced in the operation. <P>SOLUTION: A control part 13 analyzes a degree of skill in the operation of a key input part 5, selects the operation menu of a type corresponding to an analysis result from a plurality of types of the operation menus different in difficulty of the operation and displays it on a display part 4. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2005,JPO&NCIPI

Description

  The present invention relates to a communication terminal device and a communication information processing program, and more particularly to a communication terminal device and a communication information processing program capable of selecting a specific operation menu from a plurality of types of operation menus.

  In recent years, in communication terminal devices such as mobile phones, in addition to the usual call function, there are many functions such as mail transmission / reception function, camera shooting function and its captured image transmission function, data processing function, outgoing and incoming call history processing function The number of functions equipped with these types is rapidly increasing. Such a multi-function communication terminal device is convenient, but the operation is complicated. Therefore, there is a problem that some of the functions cannot be used by users. In addition, although some users use only the telephone function and the mail transmission / reception function, there is a problem that the operation of the telephone and mail becomes complicated because of other functions.

As a countermeasure, there has been a proposal that the user can select only a desired function from many functions. In particular, elderly users often do not use a camera-capturing function, a transmission function of the captured image, a data processing function, a transmission / reception history processing function, or the like at all.
One proposal provides a portable terminal that can be easily operated by providing a simple menu and a detailed menu, and that is easy to use for elderly people and users unaccustomed to the operation. According to this proposal, in order to select and execute a desired function from a plurality of functions, in the portable terminal configured to display the plurality of functions as a menu, the menu has a hierarchical structure. 1 menu and a second menu are included, the second menu has a menu that supports all functions in the mobile terminal, and the first menu is extracted from the functions constituting the second menu. And a switching display unit that has a hierarchical structure different from that of the second menu and displays the first menu and the second menu by switching. Further, in this case, the function constituting the first menu can be a function set as a frequently used function in the second menu (see Patent Document 1).

In another proposal, a communication operation guidance system is provided that enables a person who is not familiar with machine operation such as an elderly person to easily use a communication terminal such as a mobile phone. According to this proposal, the terminal has a dedicated or dual-purpose help button, and is connected to the center by pressing the help button. You can know how to operate the terminal. Furthermore, in this case, variations such as referring to the history information of operations performed by the user, transmitting operation information from the center to the communication terminal, and performing guidance by remote operation of the terminal have been proposed (patents). Reference 2).
JP 2003-58292 A JP 2002-142028 A

  However, in the proposal described in the above-mentioned patent document 1, for the user who feels that the menu switching operation itself is complicated, the operation function is rather increased, which makes the operation difficult to use. In addition, even if the user thinks that he / she can use the detailed menu by himself / herself, there is a possibility that a desired operation cannot be performed due to a low level of actual operation skill. On the contrary, even if the skill level of actual operation is high, the function of the communication terminal is not utilized in the user who looks low on the self-evaluation. These are problems caused by the difference between the subjective evaluation and the objective evaluation on the skill level of operation.

  Moreover, in the proposal described in the said patent document 2, it will take time until it connects with the operator of a center side first. For this reason, when it is desired to immediately send a reply mail to the received mail, if it is not possible to connect to the operator on the center side, the result is that the user's psychological burden increases. In addition, even if it is possible to connect to the operator on the center side, it is clear how difficult it is to operate according to the voice guidance by the operator, considering the case of a beginner who receives technical support from the manufacturer for IT equipment such as a personal computer. .

  The present invention is for solving the above-described conventional problems, and can display a rational and flexible operation menu without burdening a user who is skilled in operation and a user who is unfamiliar with the operation. It is an object to provide a communication terminal device and a communication information processing program.

  The communication terminal device according to the first aspect of the present invention includes an input means (in the embodiment, corresponding to the key input unit 5 in FIG. 1) for inputting commands and data in accordance with the operation, and the skill level of the operation in the input means. Analysis means (corresponding to the control unit 13 in FIG. 1 in the embodiment) and an operation menu of a type corresponding to the analysis result by the analysis means from a plurality of types of operation menus having different operation difficulty levels. It comprises a selection means for selecting (in the embodiment, it corresponds to the control unit 13 in FIG. 1).

  In the invention of claim 1, as described in claim 2, the analysis means analyzes the skill level of the operation in the input means when creating a new e-mail, and the selection means determines the skill level according to the analysis result. If the skill level is low, a simple operation menu is selected. If the skill level is high, a detailed operation menu is selected and displayed on predetermined display means (in the embodiment, corresponding to the display unit 4 in FIG. 1). You may make it the structure which does.

  The invention of the communication terminal device according to claim 3 includes an input means (in the embodiment, corresponding to the key input unit 5 in FIG. 1) for inputting a command and data in accordance with an operation, and a predetermined communication means (embodiment). In this case, information related to the operation of the input means is transmitted to an external device (corresponding to a server in the embodiment) connected via a wireless communication path) and based on the information related to the operation from the external device. Transmission / reception means for receiving the analysis result of the skill level of the operation (corresponding to the wireless transmission / reception unit 11 in the embodiment), and a type of operation corresponding to the analysis result from a plurality of types of operation menus having different operation difficulty levels It comprises a selection means for selecting a menu (corresponding to the control unit 13 in FIG. 1 in the embodiment).

  In the invention of claim 1 or claim 3, as described in claim 4, the selecting means responds to the questionnaire displayed on the predetermined display means (corresponding to the display unit 4 in FIG. 1 in the embodiment). A configuration in which a simple operation menu is selected when the skill level is low, and a detailed operation menu is selected and displayed on the display means when the skill level is high, based on the analysis result of the skill level of the input means. It may be.

  The communication information processing program according to claim 5 includes a first step of inputting a command and data in accordance with an operation of an input means (in the embodiment, corresponding to the key input unit 5 in FIG. 1), and an input. A second step of analyzing the skill level of the operation in the means, and a third step of selecting an operation menu of a type corresponding to the analysis result of the second step from a plurality of types of operation menus having different operation difficulty levels Is configured to execute. The first to third steps correspond to the processing of the control unit 13 in FIG. 1 in the embodiment.

  In the invention of claim 5, as described in claim 6, the second step analyzes the skill level of operation in the input means when creating a new e-mail, and the third step comprises the analysis result. Thus, when the skill level is low, a simple operation menu is selected, and when the skill level is high, a detailed operation menu is selected and a predetermined display means (corresponding to the display unit 4 in FIG. 1 in the embodiment). Display).

  The communication information processing program according to claim 7 includes a first step of inputting a command and data in response to an operation of an input unit (in the embodiment, corresponding to the key input unit 5 in FIG. 1), and a predetermined step. Information relating to the operation of the input means is transmitted to an external device (corresponding to a server in the embodiment) connected via the communication means (corresponding to a wireless communication path in the embodiment), and the external device The second step of receiving the analysis result of the skill level of the operation based on the information on the operation from the third step, and selecting the operation menu of the type corresponding to the analysis result from the plurality of types of operation menus having different operation difficulty levels It is configured to execute the steps. The first to third steps correspond to the processing of the control unit 13 in FIG. 1 in the embodiment.

  In the invention of claim 5 or claim 7, the third step is a skill level of operation in the input means for the questionnaire displayed on the predetermined display means (corresponding to the display unit 4 in FIG. 1 in the embodiment). According to the analysis result, a simple operation menu may be selected when the skill level is low, and a detailed operation menu may be selected and displayed on the display means when the skill level is high.

  The communication terminal device and the communication information processing program of the present invention analyze the skill level of the operation when inputting commands and data according to the operation, and from among a plurality of types of operation menus having different operation difficulty levels, Since the operation menu of the type corresponding to the analysis result is selected, there is an effect that a rational and flexible operation menu can be realized without burdening both a user who is skilled in operation and a user who is unfamiliar with the operation. can get.

Hereinafter, a first embodiment and a second embodiment of a communication terminal device according to the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings, taking a mobile phone as an example.
FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a mobile phone in each embodiment. First, a mechanical configuration will be described. A main body case (not shown) of the cellular phone 1 includes a transmission / reception antenna 2, a speaker 3 for generating sound, a display unit 4 made of a color liquid crystal, a switch input unit 5, a microphone 6 for voice input, and a detachable unit. A memory card 7 capable of reading and writing data on a storage medium, a rear display unit 8 for notifying incoming by light emission, and a speaker 9 for notifying incoming by a ringer sound are provided.

  The switch input unit 5 includes a character input switch also serving as a dial switch, a clear switch, a cursor switch, a switch corresponding to the displayed icon (such as an OK switch described later), a transmission switch, etc. (not shown), An off-hook switch 51 and an on-hook switch 52 are provided. The rear display unit 8 is made of a transparent or translucent member and incorporates an LED 81 that blinks in response to an incoming call. In addition, a vibrator 10 that notifies an incoming call by vibration is built in the main body case.

  Next, an electrical configuration will be described. The wireless transmission / reception unit 11 transmits or receives modulated voice and data via the antenna 2. The wireless signal processing unit 12 demodulates the voice and data received by the wireless transmission / reception unit 11 and modulates the voice and data transmitted by the wireless transmission / reception unit 11. The control unit 13 sends and receives commands and data via the system bus to control the entire apparatus. A timer 131 is provided inside.

  The subscriber information storage unit 14 includes an address book area, an incoming call history area, an outgoing call history area, and the like. The system ROM 15 stores a communication control processing program executed by the control unit 13, synthesized voice data, various initial data, and the like. The memory 16 is a work area that temporarily stores data to be processed by the control unit 13, and is provided with various register and flag areas.

  The voice signal processing unit 17 converts a voice signal during a call or a voice signal of synthesized voice data from digital to analog and gives it to the speaker 3 for sound generation, and also converts the voice signal from the microphone 6 from analog to digital. Input to the control unit 13. The driver 18 drives the LED 81 of the back key 8, the speaker 9, and the vibrator 10. The driver 19 drives the display unit 4. The driver 20 drives the memory card 7.

Next, the operation of the first embodiment configured as shown in FIG. 1 will be described with reference to the operation flowchart of the control unit 13 and the screen of the display unit 4.
2 to 4 are flowcharts of the main routine. In FIG. 2, after a predetermined initialization (step SA1), a standby screen is displayed (step SA2). Next, it is determined whether or not an off-hook operation has been performed (step SA3). When the off-hook operation is performed, a number input screen for inputting the destination telephone number is displayed (step SA4). Then, it is determined whether or not a number has been input (step SA5), and when a telephone number is input, the input number is displayed (step SA6).

  Next, it is determined whether or not the transmission switch is turned on (step SA7). If this switch is not turned on, it is determined whether or not the clear switch is turned on (step SA8). When the clear switch is turned on, the process proceeds to step SA2 to display a standby screen. However, when the clear switch is not turned on, the process proceeds to step SA5 and waits for input of a telephone number. In step SA7, when the transmission switch is turned on, a transmission process is performed (step SA9). That is, a call is made to the other party of the displayed telephone number. At the same time, a ringing tone is notified by the speaker 3 (step SA10). Then, it is determined whether or not a connection is established with the called party (step SA11), and when the connection is established, the process proceeds to a call process (step SA12). During this call process, it is determined whether or not an on-hook operation has been performed (step SA13). If an on-hook operation has been performed, the process proceeds to step SA2 to display a standby screen.

  If an off-hook operation is not performed in step SA3, it is determined whether or not an incoming call has been detected in the flowchart of FIG. 3 (step SA14). When the incoming call is detected, the incoming call notification process is performed by the LED 81 and the speaker 9 or the vibrator 10 (step SA15). Then, it is determined whether or not an off-hook operation has been performed (step SA16). If an off-hook operation has been performed, the incoming call notification is stopped and the process proceeds to call processing (step SA17). During the call processing, it is determined whether or not an on-hook operation has been performed (step SA18). If an on-hook operation has been performed, the process proceeds to step SA2 to display a standby screen. If no incoming call is detected in step SA14, it is determined whether an incoming mail has been detected (step SA19). When the incoming mail is detected, the incoming mail is notified by the LED 81 and the speaker 9 or the vibrator 10 (step SA20). Then, it is determined whether or not a certain time has elapsed (step SA21). When the certain time has elapsed, the incoming mail notification is stopped, and the process proceeds to step SA2 in FIG. 2 to display a standby screen.

  If no incoming mail is detected in step SA19, that is, if there is no off-hook operation, incoming telephone call, or incoming mail, it is determined whether or not the menu switch is turned on in the flowchart of FIG. 4 (step SA22). ). When the menu switch is turned on, it is determined whether the mode flag MODEF is 1 or 0 (step SA23). When MODEF is 1, simple menu display processing is performed (step SA24), and when MODEF is 0, detailed menu display processing is performed (step SA25). If the menu switch is not on in step SA22, it is determined whether or not the questionnaire application has been activated (step SA26). When the questionnaire application is activated, a questionnaire process is executed (step SA27). After the questionnaire process, the process proceeds to step SA2 in FIG. 2 to display a standby screen. If the questionnaire application is not activated in step SA26, the process proceeds to step SA3 in FIG. 2, and loop processing for determining whether or not an off-hook operation, incoming call detection, incoming mail detection, and menu switch on operation is repeated.

  FIG. 5 is a flowchart of the questionnaire process in step SA27 in the main routine. First, a questionnaire input screen is displayed (step SB1). On the questionnaire screen, contents that can be answered immediately by a switch operation are displayed, and questionnaire items for inputting the user's own occupation, age, sex, and the like are displayed. In other words, if it is an oral or paper questionnaire, the contents that can be answered immediately are displayed. Next, it is determined whether or not necessary items have been input (step SB2). If there is an input, the input data is displayed (step SB3). And it is discriminate | determined whether input operation was complete | finished (step SB4). If the input operation does not end, the process proceeds to step SB2 and waits for input of necessary items.

  When the input operation is finished in step SB4, analysis processing is executed (step SB5). For example, the skill level of the user's switch operation is analyzed based on the speed of the switch operation and the number of erroneous operations. Then, based on the analysis result, it is determined whether the user is a beginner or a switch operation expert (step SB6). When the user is determined to be a beginner, the mode flag MODEF is set to 1 (step SB7), and when the user is determined to be an expert, the MODEF is reset to 0 (step SB8). After setting or resetting MODEF, the process returns to the main routine.

  FIG. 6 is a flowchart of the simple menu display process in step SA24 in the main routine. First, a simple menu screen is displayed (step SE1), and a selection icon is displayed (step SE2). FIG. 9 is a diagram showing a simple menu screen. The simple menu screen displays icons for e-mail, outgoing call history, incoming call history, address book, simple function, OK switch, and detailed switch, as well as selection icons for changing the icon display color (inverted display, etc.). Is done. Initially, as shown in FIG. 9, for example, a selection icon is displayed on an email icon. Further, the left detailed icon, the center OK icon, and the right blank icon on the lower side of the screen correspond to the switches arranged on the left side, the center, and the right side in the upper part of the key input unit. Then, the processing is determined by turning on the switch corresponding to the icon on the lower side of the screen. In the example of FIG. 9, the center switch of the key input unit is an OK switch, and the left switch is a detail switch. In addition, an up / down / left / right cursor switch is arranged around a central key switch. These correspondences are the same in the display screens of FIGS. 10, 15 and 16 described later.

  Next, it is determined whether or not the cursor switch of the switch unit has been turned on (step SE3). When the cursor switch is turned on, the position of the selected icon is moved (step SE4). That is, the current icon whose display color has been changed is changed to another icon. Next, it is determined whether or not the OK switch is turned on (step SE5). When this switch is turned on, processing corresponding to the current position of the selected icon is performed as follows. It is determined whether or not the selected icon is in the e-mail (step SE6). If it is in this position, the e-mail process is executed (step SE7). If it is not at this position, it is determined whether or not the selected icon is in the outgoing call history (step SE8). If it is at this position, outgoing call history processing is executed (step SE9). If it is not at this position, it is determined whether or not the selected icon is in the incoming call history (step SE10). If it is at this position, incoming call history processing is executed (step SE11). If it is not at this position, it is determined whether or not the selected icon is in the address book (step SE12). If it is at this position, address book processing is executed (step SE13). If it is not in this position, it is determined whether or not the selected icon is in the simple function (step SE14). If it is in this position, simple function processing is executed (step SE15). After executing any of the processes, the process proceeds to step SE1 to display the simple menu screen shown in FIG.

  If the OK switch is not turned on in step SE5, it is determined whether or not the detail switch is turned on (step SE16). When this switch is turned on, a detailed menu display process is executed (step SE17). Then, the process returns to the main routine. If the detail switch is not on, it is determined whether or not the clear switch is on (step SE18). If this switch is not on, the process proceeds to step SE3 to determine whether or not the cursor switch has been turned on. When the clear switch is turned on, the process returns to the main routine.

  7 and 8 are flowcharts of the simple function process of step SE15 in the simple menu display process of FIG. First, a list of simple functions is displayed (step SF1), and a selection icon is displayed (step SF2). FIG. 10 is a diagram showing a simple function list screen. As shown in this figure, a list of manner setting, key operation sound, calling number notification, clock setting, calculator, profile, and IN ENGLISH is displayed, and a selection icon whose display color is changed is displayed. For example, a selection icon is displayed in the manner setting. Then, it is determined whether or not the cursor switch is turned on (step SF3). When the cursor switch is turned on, the position of the selected icon is moved (step SF4). Next, it is determined whether or not the OK switch is turned on (step SF5).

  When this switch is turned on, processing corresponding to the position of the selected icon is executed as follows. It is determined whether or not the selected icon is in manners setting (step SF6), and if it is in this position, manner setting processing is executed (step SF7). If it is not in this position, it is determined whether or not the selected icon is in the key operation sound (step SF8). If it is in this position, key operation sound processing is executed (step SF9). If it is not at this position, it is determined whether or not the selected icon is in the calling number notification (step SF10). If it is at this position, calling number processing is executed (step SF11).

If it is not at this position, it is determined whether or not the selected icon is in the clock setting in the flowchart of FIG. 8 (step SF12). If it is at this position, a clock setting process is executed (step SF13). . If it is not in this position, it is determined whether or not the selected icon is in the calculator (step SF14). If it is in this position, calculator processing is executed (step SF15). If it is not in this position, it is determined whether or not the selected icon is in the profile (step SF16). If it is in this position, profile processing is executed (step SF17). If it is not in this position, it is determined whether or not the selected icon is in IN ENGLISH (step SF18). If it is in this position, IN ENGLISH processing is executed (step SF19). After executing any of the processes, the process proceeds to step SF1 in FIG. 7 to display a list.
On the other hand, if the OK switch is not turned on in step SF5, it is determined whether or not the clear switch is turned on (step SF20). If this switch is turned on, step SE1 in the simple menu display process of FIG. Migrate to If the clear switch is not turned on, the process proceeds to step SF3 to determine whether the cursor switch is turned on.

  FIGS. 11 and 12 are flowcharts of the detailed menu display process in step SA25 in the main routine of FIG. In FIG. 11, first, a detailed icon is displayed (step SG1), and a selection icon is displayed (step SG2). FIG. 15 shows a detailed icon screen. As shown in this figure, detailed icons for function / setting, my function, mail, data folder, ezplus, history, camera, simple HP, calendar, preferences 1 to 3 are displayed, and a selection icon whose display color has been changed is displayed. Is done. For example, a selection icon is initially displayed as a function / setting icon.

  Next, it is determined whether or not the cursor switch is turned on (step SG3). When the cursor switch is turned on, the position of the selected icon is moved (step SG4). Next, it is determined whether or not the OK switch is turned on (step SG5). If this switch is not turned on, it is determined whether or not the clear switch is turned on (step SG6). If the clear switch is turned on, the process returns to the main routine. If the clear switch is not turned on, it is determined whether or not the simple switch is turned on (step SG7). If this switch is turned on, the simple menu display process shown in FIG. 6 is executed. If the simple switch is not on, that is, if any of the OK switch, the clear switch, and the simple switch is not on, the process proceeds to step SG3 to determine whether the cursor switch is turned on.

  In step SG5, when the OK switch is turned on, processing corresponding to the position of the selected icon at that time is executed. It is determined whether or not the selected icon is in the function / setting (step SG9). If it is in this position, the function / setting process is executed (step SG10). If it is not in this position, it is determined whether or not the selected icon is in the my function (step SG11). If it is in this position, the my function process is executed (step SG12). If it is not at this position, it is determined whether or not the selected icon is in the mail (step SG13). If it is at this position, mail processing is executed (step SG14).

  If it is not in this position, it is determined whether or not the selected icon is in the data folder (step SG15). If it is in this position, data folder processing is executed (step SG16). If it is not at this position, it is determined whether or not the selected icon is at ezplus (step SG17). If it is at this position, ezplus processing is executed (step SG18). If it is not at this position, it is determined whether or not the selected icon is in the history (step SG19). If it is at this position, history processing is executed (step SG20). If it is not in this position, it is determined whether or not the selected icon is in the camera (step SG21). If it is in this position, camera processing is executed (step SG22). If it is not in this position, it is determined whether or not the selected icon is in the simple HP (step SG23). If it is in this position, the simple HP process is executed (step SG24).

  If it is not at this position, it is determined in the flowchart of FIG. 12 whether or not the selected icon is on the calendar (step SG25). If it is at this position, calendar processing is executed (step SG26). If it is not in this position, it is determined whether or not the selected icon is in preference 1 (step SG27). If it is in this position, preference 1 processing is executed (step SG28). If it is not in this position, it is determined whether or not the selected icon is in preference 2 (step SG29). If it is in this position, preference 2 processing is executed (step SG30). If it is not in this position, it is determined whether or not the selected icon is in preference 3 (step SG31). If it is in this position, preference 3 processing is executed (step SG32). After executing any of the processes, the process proceeds to step SG1 in FIG. 11 and the detailed icon is displayed again.

  13 and 14 are flowcharts of the function / setting process of step SG10 in the detailed menu display process of FIG. In FIG. 13, first, a list is displayed (step SH1), and a selection icon is displayed (step SH2). FIG. 16 is a diagram showing a list screen of function / setting processing. In this figure, a selection icon is displayed in the time / charge list. Next, it is determined whether or not the cursor switch is turned on (step SH3). When this switch is turned on, the position of the selected icon is moved (step SH4). Then, it is determined whether or not the OK switch is turned on (step SH5). If this switch is not on, it is determined whether or not the clear switch has been turned on (step SH6). If this switch is not turned on, the process proceeds to step SH3 to determine whether the cursor switch is turned on. If this switch is turned on, the process returns to the detailed menu display process of FIG.

  In step SH3, when the OK switch is turned on, processing corresponding to the selected icon position at that time is executed. It is determined whether or not the selected icon is in time / charge (step SH7). If it is in this position, time / charge processing is executed (step SH8). If it is not in this position, it is determined whether or not the selected icon is in sound / vibe (step SH9). If it is in this position, sound / vibe processing is executed (step SH10). If it is not in this position, it is determined whether or not the selected icon is on the screen / lighting (step SH11). If it is in this position, screen / lighting processing is executed (step SH12).

  If it is not in this position, it is determined whether or not the selected icon is in security (step SH13). If it is in this position, security processing is executed (step SH14). If it is not in this position, it is determined whether or not the selected icon is in a call / character (step SH15). If it is in this position, call / character processing is executed (step SH16). If it is not in this position, it is determined whether or not the selected icon is in the message / manner (step SH17). If it is in this position, the message / manner process is executed (step SH18). If it is not at this position, it is determined whether or not the selected icon is in the clock / schedule (step SH19). If it is at this position, the clock / schedule process is executed (step SH20).

  If it is not at this position, it is determined whether or not the selected icon is in the answering machine / transfer in the flowchart of FIG. 14 (step SH21). If it is at this position, the answering machine / transfer process is executed (step SH22). ). If it is not in this position, it is determined whether or not the selected icon is in special / other (step SH23). If it is in this position, special / other processing is executed (step SH24). If it is not in this position, it is determined whether or not the selected icon is in the profile (step SH25). If it is in this position, profile processing is executed (step SH26). If it is not in this position, it is determined whether or not the selected icon is in the guide (step SH27). If it is in this position, a guide process is executed (step SH28). After executing any of the above processes, the process proceeds to step SH1 in FIG. 13 and the list is displayed again.

  FIG. 17 is a flowchart of the data folder process of step SG16 in the detailed menu display process of FIG. First, a list of data folders is displayed (step SJ1), and a selection icon is displayed (step SJ2). The list of data folders includes an address book and other lists. Next, it is determined whether or not the cursor switch is turned on (step SJ3). When this switch is turned on, the position of the selected icon is moved (step SJ4). Then, it is determined whether or not the OK switch is turned on (step SJ5). If this switch is not turned on, it is determined whether or not the clear switch is turned on (step SJ6). When this switch is turned on Returns to the detailed menu display process of FIG. If this switch is not on, the process proceeds to step SJ3 to determine whether the cursor switch is turned on. In step SJ5, when the OK switch is turned on, processing corresponding to the position of the selected icon at that time is executed. It is determined whether or not the selected icon is in the address book (step SJ7), and if it is in this position, address book processing is executed (step SJ8). If it is not in this position, it is determined whether or not the selected icon is in the other list (step SJ9), and if it is in the other list, other processing is executed (step SJ10). After executing the address book process or other processes, the process proceeds to step SJ1 to display the list again.

  FIG. 18 is a flowchart of the history process of step SG20 in the detailed menu display process of FIG. First, a list of history information is displayed (step SK1), and a selection icon is displayed (step SK2). The history information list includes a call history and a call history list. Next, it is determined whether or not the cursor switch is turned on (step SK3). When this switch is turned on, the position of the selected icon is moved (step SK4). Then, it is determined whether or not the OK switch is turned on (step SK5). If this switch is not turned on, it is determined whether or not the clear switch is turned on (step SK6). When this switch is turned on, the process returns to the detailed menu display process of FIG. If this switch is not on, the process proceeds to step SK3 to determine whether the cursor switch is turned on. In step SK5, when the OK switch is turned on, processing corresponding to the position of the selected icon at that time is executed. It is determined whether the selected icon is in the outgoing call history or in the incoming call history (step SK7). If it is in the outgoing call history position, outgoing call history processing is executed (step SK8). Executes the incoming call history process (step SK9). After executing any of the history processes, the process proceeds to step SK1, and the list is displayed again.

  FIG. 19 is a flowchart of the mail process at step SG14 in the detailed menu display process of FIG. First, a mail list is displayed (step SL1), and a selection icon is displayed (step SL2). Next, it is determined whether or not the cursor switch is turned on (step SL3), and when this switch is turned on, the position of the selected icon is moved (step SL4). Then, it is determined whether or not the OK switch is turned on (step SL5). If this switch is not turned on, it is determined whether or not the clear switch is turned on (step SL6). When this switch is turned on, the process returns to the detailed menu display process of FIG. If the switch is not on, the process proceeds to step SL3 to determine whether the cursor switch is turned on. In step SL5, when the OK switch is turned on, processing corresponding to the position of the selected icon at that time is executed. It is determined whether the selected icon is in e-mail or C-mail (step SL7). If it is in e-mail, e-mail processing is executed (step SL8). If it is in C-mail, C-mail processing is performed. Is executed (step SL9). After executing any mail processing, the process proceeds to step SL1, and the list is displayed again.

  FIG. 20 is a flowchart of the e-mail process in step SL8 in the mail process of FIG. First, an e-mail list is displayed (step SM1), and a selection icon is displayed (step SM2). Next, it is determined whether or not the cursor switch is turned on (step SM3). When this switch is turned on, the position of the selected icon is moved (step SM4). Then, it is determined whether or not the OK switch is turned on (step SM5). If this switch is not turned on, it is determined whether or not the clear switch is turned on (step SM6). When this switch is turned on, the process returns to the mail process of FIG. If this switch is not on, the process proceeds to step SM3 to determine whether the cursor switch is on. In step SM5, when the OK switch is turned on, processing corresponding to the position of the selected icon at that time is executed.

  It is determined whether or not the selected icon is newly created (step SM7). If it is in this position, a new creation process is executed (step SM8). If it is not in this position, it is determined whether or not the selected icon is in the reception BOX (step SM9). If it is in this position, the reception BOX process is executed (step SM10). If it is not in this position, it is determined whether or not the selected icon is in the transmission BOX (step SM11). If it is in this position, the transmission BOX process is executed (step SM12). If it is not at this position, it is determined whether it is in another list (step SM13). If it is at this position, other processing is executed (step SM14). After executing any of the processes, the process proceeds to step SM1, and the list is displayed again.

  FIG. 21 is a flowchart of the new creation process at step SM8 in the email process of FIG. First, a new input screen is displayed (step SN1). That is, a screen composed of a predetermined pattern of mail address, subject, attached file, and body is displayed. Next, the timer 131 is started to start counting the input time (step SN2), and the register for storing the number of input data is cleared to 0 (step SN3). And it is discriminate | determined whether there existed data input (step SN4). When there is data input, the number of input data in the register is incremented (step SN5), and the input data is displayed (step SN6). Next, it is determined whether or not the number of input data has reached a specified number (step SN7). When the specified number is reached, a value obtained by dividing the number of input data by the input time is stored in the register SPEED (step SN8). ). And it is discriminate | determined whether the value of SPEED is larger than predetermined value or below predetermined value (step SN9). If the value of SPEED is larger than the predetermined value, MODEF is reset to 0 (step SN10). If the value of SPEED is less than the predetermined value, MODEF is set to 1 (step SN11). After setting or resetting MODEF, the counting of input time is stopped (step SN12).

  After stopping the counting of the input time, or when the number of input data has not reached the specified number at step SN7, or when there is no data input at step SN4, it is determined whether or not the transmission switch is turned on. (Step SN13). If this switch is not turned on, it is determined whether or not the clear switch is turned on (step SN14). If this switch is turned on, the process returns to the e-mail process of FIG. If this switch is not on, the process proceeds to step SN4 to wait for data input. In step SN13, when the transmission switch is turned on, the created email is transmitted (step SN15), and the transmission data is stored in the transmission BOX (step SN16). Then, the process returns to the e-mail process of FIG.

  As described above, according to the first embodiment, the control unit 13 analyzes the skill level of the operation of the key input unit 5 and analyzes from a plurality of types of operation menus having different operation difficulty levels. Select the type of operation menu depending on the result. Accordingly, it is possible to display a rational and flexible operation menu without burdening both a user who is skilled in operation and a user who is unfamiliar with operation.

  In this case, the control unit 13 selects a simple operation menu when the skill level is low according to the analysis result of the skill level of the operation in the key input unit 5 for the questionnaire displayed on the display unit 4. If it is higher, a detailed operation menu is selected and displayed on the display unit 4. Therefore, since the key operation is received in the form of a questionnaire that anyone can answer immediately, the skill level of the operation by each user can be objectively analyzed according to the time required for the key operation.

  Alternatively, in this case, the control unit 13 selects a simple operation menu when the skill level is low according to the analysis result of the skill level of the operation in the key input unit 5 when newly creating an e-mail. Is high, a detailed operation menu is selected and displayed on the display unit 4. Therefore, since the key operation is received on the new creation screen having a certain pattern, the skill level of the operation by each user can be objectively analyzed according to the time required for the key operation.

Next, the operation of the second exemplary embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the operation flowchart of the control unit 13. In the second embodiment, the skill level of user key operations is analyzed by an external server. Therefore, the user's answer input with respect to the questionnaire screen displayed on the display part 4 is transmitted to a server.
FIG. 22 is a flowchart of communication processing between the mobile phone 1 of FIG. 1 and the server. When the mobile phone enters the questionnaire process, a questionnaire input screen is displayed (step SC1). On the questionnaire screen, contents that can be answered immediately by a switch operation are displayed, and questionnaire items for inputting the user's own occupation, age, sex, and the like are displayed. In other words, if it is an oral or paper questionnaire, the contents that can be answered immediately are displayed. Next, it is determined whether or not necessary items have been input (step SC2). If there is an input, the input data is displayed (step SC3). And it is discriminate | determined whether input operation was complete | finished (step SC4). If the input operation does not end, the process proceeds to step SC2 to wait for input of necessary items. When the input operation is completed in step SC4, the input data is automatically transmitted to the server (step SC5). Then, it is determined whether or not the transmission is completed (step SC6). When the transmission is completed, it is determined whether or not there is an incoming call from the server (step SC7).

  On the other hand, the server determines whether or not a questionnaire has been received from the mobile phone (step SD1). When the questionnaire has been received, the received data is stored in a predetermined memory (step SD2) and the analysis process is executed. (Step SD3). For example, as in the first embodiment, the skill level of the user's switch operation is analyzed based on the speed of the switch operation and the number of erroneous operations. Next, the analysis result is transmitted to the mobile phone (step SD4). Then, it is determined whether or not the transmission is finished (step SD5). When the transmission is finished, the process proceeds to step SD1 and waits for a questionnaire received from another mobile phone.

  When there is an incoming call from the server in step SC7, the mobile phone receives the transmitted analysis result (step SC8), and determines whether the user is a beginner or a switch operation expert based on the analysis result. (Step SC9). When the user is determined to be a beginner, the mode flag MODEF is set to 1 (step SC10), and when the user is determined to be an expert, the MODEF is reset to 0 (step SC11). After setting or resetting MODEF, the process returns to the main routine.

  In FIG. 11 and FIG. 12, step SG12 my function processing, step SG18 ezplus processing, step SG22 camera processing, step SG24 simple HP processing, step SG26 calendar processing, step SG28, SG30, SG32 preference 1 processing or Preference 3 process, time / fee process in step SH8 in FIGS. 13 and 14, sound / vibe process in step SH10, screen / lighting process in step SH12, security process in step SH14, call / character process in step SH16 , Message / manner process in step SH18, clock / schedule process in step SH20, answering machine / transfer process in step SH22, special / other process in step SH24, profile process in step SH26, step SH28 For even id process, the basic operation, 17, 18, the data folder process in FIG. 19, the history processing is the same as in the case of mail processing. That is, a desired processing icon is selected with the cursor switch, and determined with the OK switch and executed. Therefore, the flowchart of these processes is omitted.

  As described above, according to the second embodiment, the control unit 13 displays the questionnaire input screen on the display unit 4 and answers the questionnaire from the key input unit 5 that inputs commands and data according to the operation. Is input to the server, which is an external device connected via the wireless transmission / reception unit 11, information related to the operation in the key input unit 5, and analysis of the skill level of the operation based on the information related to the operation from the server A result is received and an operation menu of a type corresponding to the analysis result is selected from a plurality of types of operation menus having different operation difficulty levels. Therefore, as in the first embodiment, it is possible to display a rational and flexible operation menu without burdening a user who is skilled in operation and a user who is unfamiliar with operation.

  In this case, the control unit 13 selects a simple operation menu when the skill level is low according to the analysis result of the skill level of the operation in the key input unit 5 for the questionnaire displayed on the display unit 4. If it is higher, a detailed operation menu is selected and displayed on the display unit 4. Therefore, since the key operation is received in the form of a questionnaire that anyone can answer immediately, the skill level of the operation by each user can be analyzed according to the time required for the key operation.

  Alternatively, in this case, the control unit 13 transmits information related to the operation of the key input unit 5 to the server when creating a new e-mail, and the skill level is low based on the skill level analysis result received from the server. In this case, a simple operation menu may be selected, and if the skill level is high, a detailed operation menu may be selected and displayed on the display unit 4. In this case, since the key operation is received on a new creation screen having a certain pattern, the skill level of the operation by each user can be objectively analyzed according to the time required for the key operation.

  In the above-described embodiment, the invention of the apparatus in which the control unit 13 executes the communication information processing program stored in advance in the system ROM 15 has been described. However, the communication information processing read from the removable memory card 7 has been described. A program or a communication information processing program that is installed in a system ROM composed of a writable non-volatile memory or the like, that is, a wireless information transmission / reception unit 11 downloaded from an external server or the like via a network. A configuration in which the control unit 13 executes is also possible. In this case, the invention of the program is realized.

  That is, the first program includes a first step for inputting a command and data in accordance with an operation of the input unit, a second step for analyzing the skill level of the operation in the input unit, and a plurality of operations having different difficulty levels. The third step of selecting the type of operation menu corresponding to the analysis result of the second step from the type of operation menu is executed.

  In this case, the second step analyzes the skill level of the input means when creating a new e-mail, and the third step is a simple operation when the skill level is low according to the analysis result. A menu is selected, and if the skill level is high, a detailed operation menu is selected and displayed on the display means.

  The second program transmits a command and data according to the operation of the input means, and information related to the operation of the input means to an external device connected via a predetermined communication means. In addition, the second step of receiving the analysis result of the skill level of the operation based on the operation-related information from the external device, and the operation menu of the type corresponding to the analysis result from the plurality of types of operation menus having different operation difficulty levels A third step of selection is performed.

  In the case of the first program or the second program, the third step is simple when the skill level is low due to the analysis result of the skill level of operation in the input means for the questionnaire displayed on the predetermined display means. If the skill level is high, a detailed operation menu is selected and displayed on the display means.

The block diagram which shows the structure of the mobile telephone in each Example of this invention. The flowchart of the main routine by the control part in the 1st Embodiment of this invention. The flowchart of the main routine following FIG. The flowchart of the main routine following FIG. The flowchart of the questionnaire process in FIG. The flowchart of the simple menu display process in FIG. 7 is a flowchart of simple function processing in FIG. 6. The flowchart of the simple function process following FIG. The figure which shows the simple menu screen displayed on the display part. The figure which shows the list screen of the simple function displayed on the display part. The flowchart of the detailed menu display process in FIG. 12 is a flowchart of detailed menu display processing following FIG. 11. 12 is a flowchart of function / setting processing in FIG. 14 is a flowchart of a function / setting process following FIG. The figure which shows the detailed menu screen displayed on the display part. The figure which shows the list screen of the function / setting displayed on the display part. 12 is a flowchart of data folder processing in FIG. 11. 12 is a flowchart of history processing in FIG. 11. 12 is a flowchart of mail processing in FIG. FIG. 20 is a flowchart of email processing in FIG. FIG. 21 is a flowchart of new creation processing in FIG. 20. The flowchart of the communication process of the mobile telephone and server in the 2nd Embodiment of this invention.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Cellular phone 2 Antenna 3 Speaker for sound generation 4 Display unit 5 Key input unit 6 Microphone 7 Memory card 8 Rear display unit 9 Speaker for incoming call notification 10 Vibrator 11 Wireless transmission / reception unit 12 Radio signal processing unit 13 Control unit 14 Subscriber information storage Part 15 System ROM
16 Memory 17 Audio Signal Processing Unit 18 Incoming Notification Driver 19 Display Driver 20 Memory Card Driver 51 Off-hook Switch 52 On-hook Switch 81 Incoming Notification LED
131 timer

Claims (8)

An input means for inputting commands and data according to operations;
Analyzing means for analyzing the skill level of operation in the input means;
A selection means for selecting an operation menu of a type corresponding to an analysis result by the analysis means from a plurality of types of operation menus having different operation difficulty levels;
A communication terminal device comprising:   The analysis means analyzes the skill level of the operation in the input means when creating a new e-mail, and the selection means selects a simple operation menu when the skill level is low according to the analysis result, 2. The communication terminal apparatus according to claim 1, wherein when the skill level is high, a detailed operation menu is selected and displayed on the display means. An input means for inputting commands and data according to operations;
Transmitting / receiving means for transmitting information related to operation in the input means to an external device connected via a predetermined communication means, and receiving analysis result of skill level of operation based on information related to the operation from the external device;
A selection means for selecting an operation menu of a type corresponding to the analysis result from a plurality of types of operation menus having different operation difficulty levels;
A communication terminal device comprising:   The selection means selects a simple operation menu when the skill level is low according to the analysis result of the skill level of the operation at the input means for the questionnaire displayed on the predetermined display means, and when the skill level is high 4. The communication terminal apparatus according to claim 1, wherein a detailed operation menu is selected and displayed on the display means. A first step of inputting commands and data in response to an operation of the input means;
A second step of analyzing the skill level of operation in the input means;
A third step of selecting an operation menu of a type corresponding to the analysis result of the second step from a plurality of types of operation menus having different operation difficulty levels;
A communication information processing program characterized by executing   The second step analyzes the skill level of the operation in the input means when creating a new e-mail, and the third step is a simple operation menu when the skill level is low according to the analysis result. 6. The communication information processing program according to claim 5, wherein when the skill level is high, a detailed operation menu is selected and displayed on the display means. A first step of inputting commands and data in response to an operation of the input means;
A second step of transmitting information relating to the operation of the input means to an external device connected via a predetermined communication means and receiving an analysis result of the skill level of the operation based on the information relating to the operation from the external device; When,
A third step of selecting a type of operation menu corresponding to the analysis result from a plurality of types of operation menus having different operation difficulty levels;
A communication information processing program characterized by executing   The third step selects a simple operation menu when the skill level is low according to the analysis result of the skill level of the input means for the questionnaire displayed on the predetermined display means, and the skill level is high. 8. The communication information processing program according to claim 5, wherein a detailed operation menu is selected and displayed on the display means.

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