JP2005252448A - Telephone set, telephone set system, and call termination history management method of telephone set - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a telephone set, a telephone set system, and a call termination history management method of the telephone set whereby it is not required to carry out operations of extracting call termination history from electronic mail and also it is not required to read a telephone number in the call termination history and to depress a corresponding button when the telephone number in the call termination history is dialed. <P>SOLUTION: Another telephone set 3 transmits the call termination history, the telephone set 1 receives the call termination history from the other telephone set 3 and stores and manages the received call termination history as the call termination history of the own telephone set 1. Alternatively, the other telephone set 3 transmits the call termination history, the telephone set 1 receives the call termination history from the other telephone set 3 and stores the received call termination history as the call termination history of the other telephone set 3 transmitting the call termination history and separately manages the call termination history of the own telephone set 1. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2005,JPO&NCIPI

Description

  The present invention relates to a telephone device, a telephone device system, and an incoming call history management method for a telephone device, and more particularly, a telephone device and a telephone device for notifying an incoming call history and storing and managing the received incoming call history. The present invention relates to an incoming call history management method for a system and a telephone device.

  In a conventional telephone device, a mail address of a destination telephone device to which an e-mail is sent is registered in advance. When an incoming call is received, the incoming call history is converted to an e-mail and sent to the registered mail address (see, for example, Patent Document 1).

JP 2002-57750 A (“Summary”, “Claim 1”, etc.)

  The user of the telephone device that has received the incoming call history e-mail from the conventional telephone device described above performs a normal operation for handling the e-mail, and displays the received e-mail on the display unit. Then, in a state where this e-mail is displayed, the user reads the telephone number in the incoming call history in the displayed e-mail, and presses a button corresponding to this telephone number to make a call to this telephone number. .

  For this reason, the user of the telephone device that has received the e-mail of the incoming call history displays the received e-mail on the display unit by performing a normal operation for handling the e-mail in order to call the telephone number in the incoming call history. There is a first problem that needs to be made. And there is a second problem that it is necessary to perform an operation of making a call by pressing a button corresponding to the telephone number while reading the telephone number in the incoming call history. Further, since a call is made by pressing a button corresponding to the telephone number while reading the telephone number in the incoming call history, there is a third problem that the telephone number may be mistaken when making a call. Further, since the incoming call history is sent as an e-mail, if the mail address is wrong, the incoming call history is notified to the wrong destination, and there is a fourth problem that personal information may be leaked.

  The first object of the present invention is to eliminate the above first to third problems. That is, the first object of the present invention is to provide a telephone device, a telephone device system, and an incoming call history management method for the telephone device that do not require an operation for displaying an electronic mail on a display unit.

  Also provided are a telephone device, a telephone device system, and a method of managing an incoming call history of a telephone device that do not require an operation of pressing a button or the like corresponding to the telephone number while reading a telephone number in an incoming history. It is in.

  Furthermore, a second object of the present invention is to eliminate the fourth problem in addition to the first to third problems described above. That is, the second object of the present invention is to provide a telephone device, a telephone device system, and a method for managing incoming call history of a telephone device, in which there is no possibility of making a mistake in the telephone number when making a call and there is no possibility of personal information leaking. It is in.

  The first telephone device of the present invention receives an incoming history from another telephone device and stores the received incoming history as an incoming history of the own telephone device.

  The second telephone device of the present invention receives an incoming history from another telephone device, stores the received incoming history as an incoming history of the other telephone device that sent the incoming history, and stores the incoming history of the own telephone device. It is managed separately.

  The first object of the present invention is achieved by the first and second telephone devices.

  Specifically, the first and second telephone devices of the present invention receive the incoming call history by electronic mail, extract the incoming call history from the electronic mail, and store and manage the extracted incoming call history. .

  Furthermore, the first and second telephone apparatuses of the present invention receive the incoming call history as a group of push tones indicating sound signals respectively corresponding to the characters constituting the data of the incoming call history, and receive the received push The incoming call history may be generated from a group of tones, and the generated incoming call history may be stored and managed. By utilizing this push tone, the second object of the present invention is achieved.

  The third telephone device of the present invention stores a receiving means for receiving an incoming history from another telephone device, a storage means, and the incoming history received by the receiving means in the storage means as an incoming history of the own telephone device. And a control means.

  The fourth telephone apparatus of the present invention is a receiving means for receiving an incoming history from another telephone apparatus, a storage means, and the incoming telephone history received by the receiving means. Control means for storing in the storage means as the incoming call history and managing the incoming call history separately from the incoming call history of the own telephone device.

  Further, the receiving means of the third and fourth telephone devices of the present invention specifically receives the incoming call history by e-mail, and the control means receives the incoming call from the e-mail received by the receiving means. The history is extracted and the extracted incoming history is stored in the storage means.

  Further, the control means of the third and fourth telephone devices of the present invention is such that the e-mail address of the e-mail received by the receiving means matches the e-mail address provided in advance, and When the keyword indicating the title matches a keyword provided in advance, the incoming call history is extracted from the e-mail.

  The receiving means of the third and fourth telephone devices of the present invention receives the incoming call history as a group of push tones indicating sound signals respectively corresponding to the characters constituting the data of the incoming call history, The control means may generate the incoming call history from the group of push tones received by the receiving means, and store the generated incoming call history.

The first telephone device system of the present invention includes another telephone device that transmits an incoming call history,
A telephone device that receives the incoming call history from the other telephone device and stores the received incoming history as an incoming history of the own telephone device;
It is configured with.

The second telephone device system of the present invention includes another telephone device that transmits an incoming call history,
The incoming call history is received from the other telephone device, the received incoming history is stored as an incoming history of the other telephone device that sent the incoming call history, and is managed separately from the incoming call history of the own telephone device. A telephone device;
It is configured with.

In the first and second telephone device systems of the present invention,
The other telephone device transmits the incoming call history as an e-mail,
Specifically, the telephone device receives the electronic mail from the other telephone device, extracts the incoming call history from the received electronic mail, and stores and manages the extracted incoming call history.

Furthermore, in the first and second telephone device systems of the present invention,
The other telephone device transmits the incoming call history as a group of push tones indicating sound signals respectively corresponding to the characters constituting the data of the incoming call history,
The telephone device may receive the group of push tones from the other telephone device, generate the incoming call history from the received group of push tones, and store and manage the generated incoming call history. .

A third telephone device system of the present invention is a telephone device system configured by a telephone device, another telephone device, and a network connecting the telephone device and the other telephone device,
Receives an incoming call via the network, calls the telephone number of the telephone device registered in advance after receiving the incoming call, receives an incoming signal corresponding to the outgoing call from the telephone device, and receives the incoming call history The other telephone device for transmitting to the telephone device as a group of push tones indicating sound signals respectively corresponding to the characters constituting the data of the incoming call history,
Receiving an incoming call from the other telephone device, outputting the incoming signal to the other telephone device, receiving the push tone group from the other telephone device, and generating the incoming call history from the push tone group; The telephone device for storing and managing the generated incoming history as an incoming history of the own telephone device;
It is configured with.

A fourth telephone device system of the present invention is a telephone device system configured by a telephone device, another telephone device, and a network connecting the telephone device and the other telephone device,
Receives an incoming call via the network, calls the telephone number of the telephone device registered in advance after receiving the incoming call, receives an incoming signal corresponding to the outgoing call from the telephone device, and receives the incoming call history The other telephone device for transmitting to the telephone device as a group of push tones indicating sound signals respectively corresponding to the characters constituting the data of the incoming call history,
Receiving an incoming call from the other telephone device, outputting the incoming signal to the other telephone device, receiving the push tone group from the other telephone device, and generating the incoming call history from the push tone group; The telephone device that stores the generated incoming call history as the incoming call history of the other telephone device and manages it separately from the incoming call history of the own telephone device;
It is configured with.

An incoming call history management method for a first telephone device according to the present invention includes a first step of receiving an incoming call history from another telephone device;
A second step of storing the incoming call history received in the first step as an incoming call history of the telephone device;
It is comprised including.

An incoming call history management method for a second telephone device according to the present invention includes a first step of receiving an incoming call history from another telephone device;
A second step of storing the incoming call history received in the first step as an incoming call history of the other telephone device and managing it separately from the incoming call history of the own telephone device;
It is comprised including.

  The first step of the incoming call history management method of the first and second telephone devices of the present invention is to receive the incoming call history from the other telephone device by e-mail, and the second step is the first step. The incoming call history is extracted from the electronic mail received in step 1, and the extracted incoming call history is stored.

  Further, the second step of the incoming call history management method of the first and second telephone devices according to the present invention includes a mail address provided in advance as a mail address of a source of the electronic mail received in the first step. When there is a match and a keyword indicating the title of the e-mail matches a keyword provided in advance, the incoming call history is extracted from the e-mail.

Further, the first step of the incoming call history management method of the first and second telephone devices of the present invention corresponds to the incoming call history from the other telephone device and to each character constituting the data of the incoming call history. As a group of push tones that indicate the sound signal
In the second step, the incoming call history is generated from the group of push tones received in the first step, and the generated incoming call history is stored.

The third telephone apparatus incoming call history management method of the present invention provides:
A first step of making a call to a telephone number registered in advance in the other telephone device after the other telephone device receives the incoming call;
A second step in which the telephone device having the telephone number receives an incoming call from the other telephone device and outputs an incoming call signal;
When the other telephone apparatus receives the incoming signal and receives the incoming call in the first step, the incoming call history is represented as a group of push tones indicating sound signals respectively corresponding to the characters constituting the incoming call history data. A third step of transmitting to the telephone device;
A fourth step in which the telephone device receives the group of push tones from the other telephone device and generates the incoming call history from the group of push tones;
A fifth step in which the telephone device stores and manages the incoming call history generated in the fourth step as an incoming call history of the own telephone device;
It is comprised including.

The fourth telephone apparatus incoming call history management method of the present invention provides:
A first step of making a call to a telephone number registered in advance in the other telephone device after the other telephone device receives the incoming call;
A second step in which the telephone device having the telephone number receives an incoming call from the other telephone device and outputs an incoming call signal;
When the other telephone apparatus receives the incoming signal and receives the incoming call in the first step, the incoming call history is represented as a group of push tones indicating sound signals respectively corresponding to the characters constituting the incoming call history data. A third step of transmitting to the telephone device;
A fourth step in which the telephone device receives the group of push tones from the other telephone device and generates the incoming call history from the group of push tones;
A fifth step in which the telephone device stores the incoming call history generated in the fourth step as an incoming history of the other telephone device and manages it separately from the incoming call history of the own telephone device;
It is comprised including.

  According to the present invention, an incoming history is received from another telephone device, and the received incoming history is stored and managed as an incoming history of the own telephone device. Therefore, the user of the telephone device can make a call to the telephone number in the incoming call history by operating the own incoming call history and specifying the incoming call history received from another telephone device.

  Therefore, the user of the telephone device does not need to perform an operation of taking out the incoming call history from the e-mail, reading the telephone number in the incoming call history, and pressing the button corresponding to the telephone number to make a call.

  In addition, by designating the incoming call history, it is possible to make a call to a telephone number in the incoming call history, so there is no possibility that the telephone number is mistaken when making a call.

  Next, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

  FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a first embodiment of the telephone device system of the present invention.

  The embodiment shown in FIG. 1 includes a telephone device 1, another telephone device 3, and a network 2 that connects the telephone device 1 and the other telephone device 3.

  The other telephone device 3 receives an incoming call from a caller telephone device (not shown) via the network 2 and sends the incoming call history to the telephone device 1 as an e-mail.

  The telephone device 1 receives an electronic mail from the other telephone device 3 via the network 2, extracts the incoming call history from the electronic mail, stores it, and manages it.

  The telephone device 1 includes a transmission / reception unit 8, a storage unit 7, an operation unit 5, a display unit 6, and a control unit 4.

  The transmission / reception unit 8 transmits and receives signals via the network 2. The transmission / reception unit 8 may be a wireless unit that transmits and receives signals wirelessly or a wired unit that transmits and receives signals by wire.

  When the transmission / reception unit 8 is a wireless unit, the telephone device 1 is, for example, a mobile phone device, and when the transmission / reception unit 8 is a wired unit, the telephone device 1 is, for example, a fixed telephone device.

  The storage unit 7 stores a control program for the telephone device 1, various programs such as a program for realizing various functions, function valid / invalid information, various data necessary for realizing the function, an incoming call history, and the like.

  The operation unit 5 outputs an instruction for enabling (ON) or disabling (OFF) the function by a user operation. Also, setting instructions for various functions such as an incoming call history transmission function and an incoming call history reception function are output.

  The display unit 6 performs various displays.

  The control unit 4 controls the display unit 6, the storage unit 7, and the transmission / reception unit 8 based on an instruction from the operation unit 5 and a reception signal from the transmission / reception unit 8. Also controls the sending and receiving of e-mails, the creation of e-mails with a built-in call history, the control of receiving e-mails with a built-in call log and displaying this e-mail on the display, and the e-mail with built-in call history Controls such as making a call to a telephone number in the received / received call history are performed.

  The other telephone device 3 includes the same configuration as the telephone device 1 and has an equivalent function.

  In FIG. 1, one other telephone device 3 is connected to the network 2, but a plurality of other telephone devices 3 may be connected to the network 2.

  Next, the operation of the telephone device system according to the present embodiment will be described in detail with reference to FIGS.

  FIG. 2 is a flowchart showing an example of the operation of the embodiment of the present invention.

  In FIG. 1, in step 201 in FIG. 2, another telephone device 3 registers in advance the mail address of the telephone device 1 to which the incoming call history is sent in the storage unit 7 by the operation of the operation unit 5 of the user.

  In step 202 of FIG. 2, another telephone device 3 receives an incoming call from a telephone device that is not shown via the network 2. Then, the incoming call history including the telephone number of the caller telephone device and the incoming call time is converted into an electronic mail and sent to the mail address registered in the storage unit 7.

  In step 203 of FIG. 2, the telephone device 1 receives an electronic mail from the other telephone device 3, and extracts the incoming call history from this electronic mail.

  In step 204 of FIG. 2, the telephone device 1 stores the extracted incoming call history as the incoming call history of the own telephone device 1 in the storage unit 7 for management.

  Here, FIG. 3 is a diagram showing an example of an incoming call history table for storing the incoming call history of the own telephone device, in which the telephone numbers included in the incoming call history are stored in the order of incoming time. FIG. 4 is a diagram showing an example of an incoming call history table that stores an incoming call history of the own telephone device and an incoming call history of another telephone device. FIG. 5 is a diagram showing an example of an incoming call history table that stores an incoming call history of the own telephone device and an incoming call history of another telephone device.

  In step 204 of FIG. 2, the telephone number included in the extracted incoming call history is stored in the incoming call history table shown in FIG. 3 stored in the storage unit 7 of the telephone device 1. Sort and store using as a key.

  Alternatively, in step 204 of FIG. 2, the telephone device 1 stores the retrieved incoming call history in the storage unit 7 as the incoming call history of the other telephone device 3 that has sent this incoming call history, Manage separately. That is, the telephone numbers included in the incoming call history extracted from the e-mail are individually stored in the incoming call history table in the order of the incoming time as shown in FIG. This incoming call history table is created for each mail address of the sender of the electronic mail including the incoming call history. The user of the telephone device 1 operates the operation unit 5 to display the incoming call history table of another telephone device 3 on the display unit 6 and selects a telephone number in the incoming call history table. By selecting, it is possible to make a call to the telephone number of the caller that has arrived at the other telephone device 3. The operation of selecting the telephone number in the incoming call history table of the other telephone device 3 is the same as the operation of selecting the telephone number in the incoming call history table of the own telephone device 1.

  Further, in step 204 of FIG. 2, the telephone number included in the incoming call history extracted from the e-mail is the same as the incoming call history table of the other telephone device 3 as shown in FIG. It may be stored and managed in the table.

  That is, sorting is performed by using the incoming time included in the incoming call history as a key, with the data of the telephone number included in the incoming call history extracted from the e-mail and the ID assigned in advance to the telephone device that sent the e-mail Then, it may be stored in the incoming call history table shown in FIG. The ID assigned in advance to the telephone device is an ID uniquely assigned corresponding to the mail address or telephone number of the telephone device.

  When the user of the telephone device 1 has a plurality of telephone devices, for example, the user can manage the incoming histories of the plurality of telephone devices with one telephone device. This is achieved by sending the incoming histories of these telephone devices from a plurality of other telephone devices to one telephone device and capturing the incoming histories of a plurality of other telephone devices with this single telephone device.

  The telephone device 1 can return a call received to a plurality of telephone devices from this one telephone device by extracting the telephone number from the received incoming call history and making a call to this telephone number.

  Here, using FIG. 6 to FIG. 10, an operation for setting the incoming call history transmission function of the telephone device 1, an operation for the telephone device 1 to send an incoming call history, an operation for setting the incoming call history reception function for the telephone device 1, and The operation of the telephone device 1 receiving the incoming call history will be described respectively.

  FIG. 6 is a flowchart showing an example of an operation for setting the incoming call history transmission function in the telephone device.

  FIG. 7 is a flowchart illustrating an example of an operation in which the telephone device transmits an incoming call history.

  Initially, the operation | movement which sets an incoming call log | history transmission function to the telephone apparatus 1 is demonstrated using FIG.

  In step 601 of FIG. 6, the control unit 4 causes the display unit 6 to display the incoming call history transmission function setting ON / OFF in accordance with an instruction from the operation unit 5 output by the user's operation of the operation unit 5.

  In step 602 of FIG. 6, the control unit 4 selects ON / OFF of the incoming call history transmission function setting according to an instruction from the operation unit 5 output by the user's operation of the operation unit 5. When the selection result is ON, the process proceeds to step 603 (S603). When the selection result is OFF, the process proceeds to step 606 (S606).

  In step 603 of FIG. 6, the control unit 4 causes the display unit 6 to display a display for setting an e-mail title keyword that is an e-mail title. Then, in accordance with an instruction from the operation unit 5 output by the user's operation of the operation unit 5, this keyword is designated and stored in the storage unit 7.

  This keyword is used to distinguish an e-mail for sending the incoming call history from other mails when the telephone device 1 transmits the incoming call history, for example, “incoming call history”.

  In step 604 of FIG. 6, the control unit 4 causes the display unit 6 to display a destination mail address setting display. Then, in accordance with an instruction from the operation unit 5 output by the operation of the operation unit 5 by the user, a transmission destination mail address is specified, and this transmission destination mail address is stored in the storage unit 7.

  In step 605 of FIG. 6, the control unit 4 stores the incoming call history transmission function ON in the storage unit 7 and ends this operation.

  In step 606 of FIG. 6, the control unit 4 stores the incoming call history transmission function OFF in the storage unit 7 and ends this operation.

  Next, an operation in which the telephone device 1 transmits an incoming call history will be described with reference to FIG.

  In step 701 of FIG. 7, the transmission / reception unit 8 receives an incoming call via the network 2. When the control unit 4 receives the incoming call end signal from the transmission / reception unit 8, the control unit 4 stores the incoming call history including the caller's telephone number and the incoming call time in the storage unit 7.

  In step 702 of FIG. 7, the control unit 4 reads the incoming call history transmission function ON / OFF information stored in the storage unit 7 and determines whether it is ON or OFF. When the incoming call history transmission function is ON, the process proceeds to step 703 (S703). When the incoming call history transmission function is OFF, this operation ends.

  In step 703 of FIG. 7, the control unit 4 reads the e-mail title keyword from the storage unit 7.

  In step 704 of FIG. 7, the control unit 4 reads the destination mail address from the storage unit 7.

  In step 705 of FIG. 7, the control unit 4 reads the incoming call history stored in step 701 (S 701) from the storage unit 7.

  In step 706 of FIG. 7, the control unit 4 creates an e-mail in the format shown in FIG. 8 based on the incoming call history read in step 705 (S705).

  FIG. 8 is a diagram showing an example of an e-mail format including an incoming call history. This e-mail format includes a destination mail address, a mail title keyword, a sender mail address, a transmission date and time, and a body field. The body field contains the caller's phone number and the incoming time. The destination mail address is set in the “To” field. The mail title keyword is set in the “Subuject” field. The telephone number of the caller in the incoming call history is set as “phone number of caller, CR, LF” after “caller number:” in the text field. CR is a carriage return, and LF is a line feed. The incoming time of the incoming call history is set as “year / month / day time, CR, LF” after “incoming time:” in the text field.

  In step 707 of FIG. 7, the control unit 4 transmits this electronic mail via the transmission / reception unit 8.

  Next, the operation for setting the incoming call history reception function in the telephone device 1 will be described with reference to FIG. 9 which is a flowchart showing an example of the operation for setting the incoming call history reception function in the telephone device.

  In step 901 of FIG. 9, the control unit 4 causes the display unit 6 to display the incoming call history reception function setting ON / OFF in accordance with an instruction from the operation unit 5 output by the user's operation of the operation unit 5.

  In step 902 of FIG. 9, the control unit 4 selects ON / OFF of the incoming call history reception function according to an instruction from the operation unit 5 output by the user's operation of the operation unit 5. When the selection result is ON, the process proceeds to step 903 (S903). If the selection result is OFF, the process proceeds to step 906 (S906).

  In step 903 of FIG. 9, the control unit 4 causes the display unit 6 to display a display for setting an e-mail title keyword that is an e-mail title. Then, in accordance with an instruction from the operation unit 5 output by the user's operation of the operation unit 5, this keyword is designated and stored in the storage unit 7.

  In step 904 of FIG. 9, the control unit 4 causes the display unit 6 to display a sender mail address setting display. Then, in accordance with an instruction from the operation unit 5 output by the operation of the operation unit 5 by the user, a sender mail address is designated, and this sender mail address is stored in the storage unit 7.

  In step 905 of FIG. 9, the control unit 4 stores the incoming call history reception function ON in the storage unit 7 and ends this operation.

  In step 906 of FIG. 9, the control unit 4 stores the incoming call history reception function OFF in the storage unit 7 and ends this operation.

  Finally, the operation of the telephone device 1 receiving the incoming call history will be described with reference to FIG. 10 which is a flowchart showing an example of the operation of the telephone device receiving the incoming call history.

  In step 1001 of FIG. 10, the transmission / reception unit 8 receives an e-mail via the network 2. Then, the control unit 4 stores this e-mail in the storage unit 7.

  In step 1002 of FIG. 10, the control unit 4 reads the incoming call history reception function ON / OFF information stored in the storage unit 7 and determines whether it is ON or OFF. When the incoming call history reception function is ON, the process proceeds to step 1003 (S1003). When the incoming call history reception function is OFF, this operation ends.

  In step 1003 of FIG. 10, the control unit 4 reads the e-mail stored in step 1001 (S1001) from the storage unit 7.

  In step 1004 of FIG. 10, the control unit 4 reads the sender mail address from the storage unit 7. Then, it is checked whether or not the mail address in the “from” field in the electronic mail read in step 1003 (S1003) matches the sender mail address. If they match, the process proceeds to step 1005 (S1005). If they do not match, this operation ends.

  In step 1005 of FIG. 10, the control unit 4 reads the mail title keyword from the storage unit 7 and checks whether or not it matches the contents in the “subject” field in the e-mail. If they match, the process proceeds to step 1006 (S1006). If they do not match, this operation ends.

  In step 1006 of FIG. 10, the control unit 4 checks whether “sender number:” exists in the body field in the e-mail. If "caller number:" exists, the process proceeds to step 1007 (S1007). When “Caller ID:” does not exist, this operation is terminated.

  In step 1007 of FIG. 10, the control unit 4 extracts numbers up to CR and LF following “sender number:” in the body field of the e-mail as the telephone number of the sender.

  In step 1008 of FIG. 10, it is checked whether “arrival time:” exists in the text field. If “incoming time:” exists, the process proceeds to step 1009 (S1009). This operation is terminated when “incoming time:” does not exist.

  In step 1009 of FIG. 10, the control unit 4 extracts the alphanumeric symbols up to CR and LF that follow “incoming time:” in the body field of the e-mail as the incoming time.

  In step 1010 of FIG. 10, the control unit 4 stores the incoming call history (caller's telephone number and incoming time) extracted in steps 1007 and 1009 in the storage unit 7 as an incoming call history.

  The telephone device 1 stores and manages this incoming call history as the incoming call history of the own telephone device 1. Alternatively, the incoming call history is stored in the storage unit 7 as an incoming call history of another telephone device 3 that has sent it, and is managed separately from the incoming call history of the own telephone device 1.

  FIG. 11 is a block diagram showing a second embodiment of the telephone device system of the present invention.

  The present embodiment shown in FIG. 11 includes a telephone device 9, another telephone device 10, and a network 2 that connects the telephone device 9 and the other telephone device 10.

  The other telephone apparatus 10 receives an incoming call from a telephone apparatus that is a transmission source (not shown) via the network 2 and sends the incoming call history to the telephone apparatus 9 as a group of push tones. A push tone is a sound signal corresponding to each character constituting the data of the incoming call history. Characters include letters, numbers and symbols. The push tone may be a sound signal obtained by synthesizing a plurality of frequencies, or a single frequency sound signal.

  The telephone device 9 receives a group of push tones from another telephone device 10 via the network 2, generates an incoming call history from the group of push tones, and stores and manages this incoming call history.

  The telephone device 9 includes a transmission / reception unit 8, a storage unit 7, an operation unit 5, a display unit 6, a push tone generation unit 12, a push tone detection unit 13, and a control unit 11.

  The transmission / reception unit 8, the storage unit 7, the operation unit 5, and the display unit 6 have the same functions as those in the first embodiment shown in FIG.

  The control unit 11 controls the display unit 6, the storage unit 7, the transmission / reception unit 8, the push tone generation unit 12, and the push tone detection unit 13 based on an instruction from the operation unit 5 and a reception signal from the transmission / reception unit 8. Also, each control such as transmission / reception control of the push tone group is performed.

  The other telephone device 10 includes the same configuration as the telephone device 9 and has an equivalent function.

  In FIG. 11, one other telephone device 10 is connected to the network 2, but a plurality of other telephone devices 10 may be connected to the network 2.

  Next, the operation of the telephone device system according to the present embodiment will be described in detail with reference to FIGS.

  FIG. 12 is a flowchart showing an example of the operation according to the embodiment of the present invention.

  FIG. 13 is a flowchart showing an example of an operation for setting the incoming call history transmission function in the telephone device.

  FIG. 14 is a flowchart illustrating an example of an operation in which the telephone device transmits an incoming call history.

  In FIG. 11, in step 1201 of FIG. 12, the other telephone device 10 registers the telephone number of the telephone device 9 to which the incoming call history is sent in the storage unit 7 in advance by the operation of the operation unit 5 of the user.

  In step 1202 of FIG. 12, another telephone device 10 receives an incoming call from a telephone device that is not shown via the network 2. In step 1201, a call is made to the telephone device 9 having the telephone number registered in the storage unit 7.

  In step 1203 of FIG. 12, the telephone device 9 receives an incoming call from another telephone device 10 and outputs an incoming call signal.

  In step 1204 of FIG. 12, the other telephone device 10 receives the incoming signal output from the telephone device 9, and the incoming call history when the incoming call is received in step 1202 corresponds to each character constituting the data of this incoming call history. Push tone groups indicating sound signals are sent to the telephone device 9 having the telephone number registered in the storage unit 7.

  In step 1205 of FIG. 12, the telephone device 9 receives a group of push tones from another telephone device 10 and generates an incoming call history from the group of push tones.

  In step 1206 of FIG. 12, the telephone device 9 stores and manages the generated incoming call history as the incoming call history of the own telephone device 9 in the storage unit 7. That is, the telephone numbers included in the generated incoming call history are sorted in the incoming call history table shown in FIG. 3 stored in the storage unit 7 of the telephone device 9 using the incoming call time included in the generated incoming call history as a key. And store.

  Alternatively, in Step 1206 of FIG. 12, the telephone device 9 stores the generated incoming call history in the storage unit 7 as the incoming call history of the other telephone device 10 that has sent this incoming call history, Manage separately. That is, the telephone numbers included in the incoming call history generated from the group of push tones are individually stored in the incoming call history table in the order of the incoming time as shown in FIG. This incoming call history table is created for each telephone number of the caller ID notification notified from the exchange when the telephone device 9 receives an incoming call from another telephone device 10. The user of the telephone device 9 operates the operation unit 5 to display the incoming call history table of another telephone device 10 on the display unit 6 and selects a telephone number in the incoming call history table. By selecting, it is possible to make a call to the telephone number of the caller that has arrived at the other telephone device 10. The operation of selecting the telephone number in the incoming call history table of the other telephone device 10 is the same as the operation of selecting the telephone number in the incoming call history table of the own telephone device 9.

  In step 1206 of FIG. 12, the telephone number included in the incoming call history generated from the group of push tones, the incoming call history of the other telephone device 10 as shown in FIG. May be stored and managed in the same table.

  In other words, data obtained by pairing the telephone number included in the incoming call history generated from the group of push tones and the ID assigned in advance to the telephone device that transmitted the group of push tones is used as the incoming time included in the incoming call history Sorting with the keys may be performed and stored in the incoming call history table shown in FIG. The ID assigned in advance to the telephone device is an ID uniquely assigned corresponding to the telephone number of the telephone device.

  For example, when the user of the telephone device 9 has a plurality of telephone devices, the user can manage the incoming histories of the plurality of telephone devices with one telephone device. This is achieved by sending the incoming histories of these telephone devices from a plurality of other telephone devices to one telephone device and capturing the incoming histories of a plurality of other telephone devices with this single telephone device.

  The telephone device 9 can return a call received from a single telephone device to a plurality of telephone devices by extracting the telephone number from the received incoming call history and making a call to this telephone number.

  In the second embodiment, the incoming call history is sent as a group of push tones. For this reason, unlike the first embodiment in which the incoming call history is sent as an electronic mail, there is no leakage of personal information that occurs due to a wrong mail address.

  Here, using FIG. 13 to FIG. 17, an operation for setting an incoming call history transmission function of the telephone device 9, an operation for the telephone device 9 to transmit an incoming call history, an operation for setting an incoming call history reception function for the telephone device 9, and The operation of the telephone device 9 receiving the incoming call history will be described.

  First, an operation for setting an incoming call history transmission function in the telephone device 9 will be described with reference to FIG.

  In step 1301 of FIG. 13, the control unit 11 causes the display unit 6 to display the incoming call history transmission function setting ON / OFF in accordance with an instruction from the operation unit 5 output by the user's operation of the operation unit 5.

  In step 1302 of FIG. 13, the control unit 11 selects ON / OFF of the incoming call history transmission function setting according to an instruction from the operation unit 5 output by the user's operation of the operation unit 5. When the selection result is ON, the process proceeds to step 1303 (S1303). If the selection result is OFF, the process proceeds to step 1306 (S1306).

  In step 1303 of FIG. 13, the control unit 11 causes the display unit 6 to display a display for setting the incoming call history code. Then, in accordance with an instruction from the operation unit 5 output by the operation of the operation unit 5 by the user, this incoming call history code is designated and stored in the storage unit 7 in the format shown in FIG.

  FIG. 15 is a diagram showing an example of a format of an incoming call history transmitted / received by a group of push tones. The format of the incoming call history is composed of an incoming call history code and incoming call history data. The incoming call history code is an arbitrary alphanumeric character. The incoming call history data includes the telephone number of the caller and the incoming time, and is composed of numbers and symbols, for example.

  In step 1304 in FIG. 13, the control unit 11 causes the display unit 6 to display a display of a destination telephone number setting. Then, in accordance with an instruction from the operation unit 5 output by the user's operation of the operation unit 5, a transmission destination telephone number is designated, and this transmission destination telephone number is stored in the storage unit 7.

  In step 1305 of FIG. 13, the control unit 11 stores the incoming call history transmission function ON in the storage unit 7 and ends this operation.

  In step 1306 of FIG. 13, the control unit 11 stores the incoming call history transmission function OFF in the storage unit 7 and ends this operation.

  Next, an operation in which the telephone device 9 transmits an incoming call history will be described with reference to FIG.

  In step 1401 of FIG. 14, the transmission / reception unit 8 receives an incoming call via the network 2. When the control unit 11 receives the incoming call end signal from the transmission / reception unit 8, the control unit 11 stores the incoming call history including the caller's telephone number and the incoming time in the storage unit 7 as incoming call history data as shown in FIG. Store.

  In step 1402 of FIG. 14, the control unit 11 reads the incoming call history transmission function ON / OFF information stored in the storage unit 7 and determines whether it is ON or OFF. When the incoming call history transmission function is ON, the process proceeds to step 1403 (S1403). When the incoming call history transmission function is OFF, this operation ends.

  In step 1403 in FIG. 14, the control unit 11 reads the destination telephone number stored in step 1304 in FIG. 13 from the storage unit 7.

  In step 1404 in FIG. 14, the control unit 11 calls the destination telephone number read from the storage unit 7 in step 1403.

  In step 1405 of FIG. 14, the control unit 11 receives an incoming signal corresponding to the outgoing call in step 1404 from a telephone device having a destination telephone number. Then, the incoming call history code stored in step 1303 of FIG.

  In step 1406 in FIG. 14, the control unit 11 sends the incoming call history code read out in step 1405 to the push tone generation unit 12. Then, a group of push tones corresponding to each character constituting the incoming call history code is received from the push tone generation unit 12, and this group is transmitted to the telephone device having the destination telephone number via the transmission / reception unit 8. Each character uses, for example, numbers 0 to 9, which are general characters used for push tones, and symbols * and #.

  In step 1407 of FIG. 14, the control unit 11 reads the incoming call history data stored in step 1401 from the storage unit 7.

  In step 1408 of FIG. 14, the control unit 11 sends the incoming call history data read out in step 1407 to the push tone generation unit 12. Then, a group of push tones corresponding to each character constituting the incoming call history data is received from the push tone generation unit 12, and this group is transmitted to the telephone device having the destination telephone number via the transmission / reception unit 8.

Next, the operation for setting the incoming call history reception function in the telephone device 9 will be described using FIG. 16 which is a flowchart showing an example of the operation for setting the incoming call history reception function in the telephone device.

  In step 1601 of FIG. 16, the control unit 11 causes the display unit 6 to display the incoming call history reception function setting ON / OFF in accordance with an instruction from the operation unit 5 output by the user's operation of the operation unit 5.

  In step 1602 of FIG. 16, the control unit 11 selects ON / OFF of the incoming call history reception function according to an instruction from the operation unit 5 output by the user's operation of the operation unit 5. When the selection result is ON, the process proceeds to step 1603 (S1603). If the selection result is OFF, the process proceeds to step 1606 (S1606).

  In step 1603 of FIG. 16, the control unit 11 causes the display unit 6 to display a display for setting an incoming call history code. The incoming call history code is specified and stored in the storage unit 7 in accordance with an instruction from the operation unit 5 output by the user's operation of the operation unit 5.

  In step 1604 of FIG. 16, the control unit 11 causes the display unit 6 to display a display of the sender telephone number setting. Then, in accordance with an instruction from the operation unit 5 output by the operation of the operation unit 5 by the user, a sender telephone number is designated, and this sender telephone number is stored in the storage unit 7.

  In step 1605 of FIG. 16, the control unit 11 stores the incoming call history reception function ON in the storage unit 7 and ends this operation.

  In step 1606 of FIG. 16, the control unit 11 stores the incoming call history reception function OFF in the storage unit 7 and ends this operation.

  Finally, the operation of the telephone device 9 receiving the incoming call history will be described with reference to FIG. 17 which is a flowchart showing an example of the operation of the telephone device receiving the incoming call history.

  In step 1701 in FIG. 17, the transmission / reception unit 8 receives an incoming call via the network 2.

  In step 1702 of FIG. 17, the control unit 11 reads the incoming call history reception function ON / OFF information stored in the storage unit 7 and determines whether it is ON or OFF. When the incoming call history reception function is ON, the process proceeds to step 1703 (S1703). When the incoming call history reception function is OFF, this operation ends.

  In step 1703 of FIG. 17, the control unit 11 checks whether there is a caller ID notification from the exchange. When there is a caller ID notification, the process proceeds to step 1704 (S1704). When there is no caller ID notification, this operation is terminated.

  In step 1704 of FIG. 17, the control unit 11 reads the sender telephone number stored in step 1604 from the storage unit 7.

  In step 1705 of FIG. 17, the control unit 11 checks whether or not the telephone number received in the caller ID notification from the exchange matches the sender telephone number read in step 1704. If they match, the process proceeds to step 1706 (S1706). If they do not match, this operation ends.

  In step 1706 of FIG. 17, the control unit 11 controls the push tone detection unit 13 to detect a push tone, and converts the received push tone group into a character group.

  In step 1707 of FIG. 17, the control unit 11 checks whether any character group converted in step 1706 matches the incoming call history code stored in step 1603. If there is a match, the process proceeds to step 1708 (S1708). If they do not match, this operation ends.

  In step 1708 of FIG. 17, the control unit 11 extracts incoming history data shown in FIG. 15 from the character group converted in step 1706 and stores it in the storage unit 7.

  The telephone device 9 stores and manages this incoming call history as an incoming call history of the own telephone device 9. Alternatively, the incoming call history is stored in the storage unit 7 as the incoming call history of the other telephone device 10 and is managed separately from the incoming call history of the own telephone device 9.

  In the first and second embodiments described above, when an incoming call arrives at another telephone device, the incoming call history of the incoming call is sent from the other telephone device to the telephone device. By doing so, the telephone device can immediately make a call to the telephone number of the incoming caller when there is an incoming call to another telephone device.

  As a third embodiment different from the first and second embodiments, when the number of incoming calls to other telephone devices reaches a predetermined number, the incoming calls of these incoming calls from the other telephone devices. The history may be collected and sent to the telephone device. In this case, the telephone device receives all incoming calls from other telephone devices and stores them in the incoming call history table. Therefore, every time there is an incoming call, the telephone device receives this incoming call history and stores it in the incoming call history table. The incoming call history can be managed more easily than the first and second embodiments.

  As a modification of the third embodiment, the incoming call histories received during this time interval may be collectively sent to the telephone device at predetermined time intervals by other telephone devices. This case also has the same features as in the third embodiment.

It is a block diagram which shows 1st Embodiment of the telephone device system of this invention. It is a flowchart which shows an example of operation | movement of embodiment of this invention. It is a figure which shows an example of the incoming call history table which stores the incoming call history of a telephone apparatus. It is a figure which shows an example of the incoming call history table which stores the incoming call history of a telephone apparatus, and the incoming call history of another telephone apparatus. It is a figure which shows an example of the incoming call history table which stores the incoming call history of a telephone apparatus, and the incoming call history of another telephone apparatus. It is a flowchart which shows an example of the operation | movement which sets an incoming call history transmission function to a telephone apparatus. It is a flowchart which shows an example of the operation | movement which a telephone apparatus transmits an incoming call log | history. It is a figure which shows an example of the format of the email containing an incoming call history. It is a flowchart which shows an example of the operation | movement which sets an incoming call history reception function to a telephone apparatus. It is a flowchart which shows an example of the operation | movement which a telephone apparatus receives an incoming call history. It is a block diagram which shows 2nd Embodiment of the telephone apparatus system of this invention. It is a flowchart which shows an example of operation | movement of embodiment of this invention. It is a flowchart which shows an example of the operation | movement which sets an incoming call history transmission function to a telephone apparatus. It is a flowchart which shows an example of the operation | movement which a telephone apparatus transmits an incoming call log | history. It is a figure which shows an example of the format of the incoming call history transmitted / received by the group of a push tone. It is a flowchart which shows an example of the operation | movement which sets an incoming call history reception function to a telephone apparatus. It is a flowchart which shows an example of the operation | movement which a telephone apparatus receives an incoming call history.

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DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Telephone apparatus 2 Network 3 Other telephone apparatuses 4 Control part 5 Operation part 6 Display part 7 Memory | storage part 8 Transmission / reception part 9 Telephone apparatus 10 Other telephone apparatus 11 Control part 12 Push tone production | generation part 13 Push tone detection part

Claims (22)

A telephone device characterized in that an incoming history is received from another telephone device, and the received incoming history is stored as an incoming history of the own telephone device. The incoming call history is received from another telephone device, the received incoming history is stored as the incoming call history of the other telephone device that sent the incoming call history, and managed separately from the incoming call history of the own telephone device. Feature telephone equipment. 3. The telephone device according to claim 1, wherein the incoming call history is received by electronic mail, the incoming call history is taken out from the electronic mail, and the extracted incoming call history is stored and managed. The incoming call history is received as a group of push tones indicating sound signals respectively corresponding to the characters constituting the incoming call history data, the incoming call history is generated from the received push tone group, and the generated incoming call is generated. 3. The telephone device according to claim 1, wherein a history is stored and managed. Receiving means for receiving incoming histories from other telephone devices;
Storage means;
Control means for storing the incoming call history received by the receiving means in the storage means as an incoming call history of the telephone device;
A telephone device characterized by comprising: Receiving means for receiving incoming histories from other telephone devices;
Storage means;
Control means for storing the incoming call history received by the receiving means in the storage means as the incoming call history of the other telephone device that sent the incoming call history, and managing it separately from the incoming call history of the own telephone device;
A telephone device characterized by comprising: The receiving means receives the incoming call history by e-mail, and the control means takes out the incoming call history from the e-mail received by the receiving means and stores the extracted incoming call history in the storage means. The telephone device according to claim 5 or 6. The control means, when the mail address of the e-mail received by the receiving means matches a mail address provided in advance, and a keyword indicating the title of the e-mail matches a keyword provided in advance 8. The telephone apparatus according to claim 7, wherein the incoming call history is extracted from the electronic mail. The receiving means receives the incoming call history as a group of push tones indicating sound signals respectively corresponding to the characters constituting the incoming call history data, and the control means receives the push tone received by the receiving means. 7. The telephone apparatus according to claim 5, wherein the incoming call history is generated from a group and the generated incoming call history is stored. With other telephone devices that send incoming call history,
A telephone device that receives the incoming call history from the other telephone device and stores the received incoming history as an incoming history of the own telephone device;
A telephone device system comprising: With other telephone devices that send incoming call history,
The incoming call history is received from the other telephone device, the received incoming history is stored as an incoming history of the other telephone device that sent the incoming call history, and is managed separately from the incoming call history of the own telephone device. A telephone device;
A telephone device system comprising: The other telephone device transmits the incoming call history as an e-mail,
12. The telephone apparatus according to claim 10, wherein the telephone apparatus receives the electronic mail from the other telephone apparatus, extracts the incoming history from the received electronic mail, and stores and manages the extracted incoming history. The telephone apparatus system as described. The other telephone device transmits the incoming call history as a group of push tones indicating sound signals respectively corresponding to the characters constituting the data of the incoming call history,
The telephone apparatus receives the push tone group from the other telephone apparatus, generates the incoming call history from the received push tone group, and stores and manages the generated incoming call history. 12. The telephone device system according to claim 10 or 11, characterized in that it is a telephone system. A telephone device system comprising a telephone device, another telephone device, and a network connecting the telephone device and the other telephone device,
Receives an incoming call via the network, calls the telephone number of the telephone device registered in advance after receiving the incoming call, receives an incoming signal corresponding to the outgoing call from the telephone device, and receives the incoming call history The other telephone device for transmitting to the telephone device as a group of push tones indicating sound signals respectively corresponding to the characters constituting the data of the incoming call history,
Receiving an incoming call from the other telephone device, outputting the incoming signal to the other telephone device, receiving the push tone group from the other telephone device, and generating the incoming call history from the push tone group; The telephone device for storing and managing the generated incoming history as an incoming history of the own telephone device;
A telephone device system comprising: A telephone device system comprising a telephone device, another telephone device, and a network connecting the telephone device and the other telephone device,
Receives an incoming call via the network, calls the telephone number of the telephone device registered in advance after receiving the incoming call, receives an incoming signal corresponding to the outgoing call from the telephone device, and receives the incoming call history The other telephone device for transmitting to the telephone device as a group of push tones indicating sound signals respectively corresponding to the characters constituting the data of the incoming call history,
Receiving an incoming call from the other telephone device, outputting the incoming signal to the other telephone device, receiving the push tone group from the other telephone device, and generating the incoming call history from the push tone group; The telephone device that stores the generated incoming call history as the incoming call history of the other telephone device and manages it separately from the incoming call history of the own telephone device;
A telephone device system comprising: A first step of receiving a call history from another telephone device;
A second step of storing the incoming call history received in the first step as an incoming call history of the telephone device;
An incoming call history management method for a telephone device, comprising: A first step of receiving a call history from another telephone device;
A second step of storing the incoming call history received in the first step as an incoming call history of the other telephone device and managing it separately from the incoming call history of the own telephone device;
An incoming call history management method for a telephone device, comprising: The first step receives the incoming call history from the other telephone device by e-mail, and the second step takes out the incoming call history from the e-mail received in the first step and takes out the received call. 18. The incoming call history management method for a telephone device according to claim 16, wherein the history is stored. The second step includes a keyword that the email address of the transmission source of the email received in the first step matches the email address provided in advance, and the keyword indicating the title of the email is provided in advance. 19. The incoming call history management method for a telephone device according to claim 18, wherein when there is a match, the incoming call history is extracted from the electronic mail. The first step receives the incoming call history from the other telephone device as a group of push tones indicating sound signals respectively corresponding to characters constituting the data of the incoming call history;
18. The second step is characterized in that the incoming call history is generated from the group of push tones received in the first step, and the generated incoming call history is stored. Incoming call history management method for telephone apparatus. A first step in which another telephone device receives an incoming call and then calls a telephone number registered in advance in the other telephone device;
A second step in which the telephone device having the telephone number receives an incoming call from the other telephone device and outputs an incoming call signal;
When the other telephone apparatus receives the incoming signal and receives the incoming call in the first step, the incoming call history is represented as a group of push tones indicating sound signals respectively corresponding to the characters constituting the incoming call history data. A third step of transmitting to the telephone device;
A fourth step in which the telephone device receives the group of push tones from the other telephone device and generates the incoming call history from the group of push tones;
A fifth step in which the telephone device stores and manages the incoming call history generated in the fourth step as an incoming call history of the own telephone device;
An incoming call history management method for a telephone device, comprising: A first step in which another telephone device receives an incoming call and then calls a telephone number registered in advance in the other telephone device;
A second step in which the telephone device having the telephone number receives an incoming call from the other telephone device and outputs an incoming call signal;
When the other telephone apparatus receives the incoming signal and receives the incoming call in the first step, the incoming call history is represented as a group of push tones indicating sound signals respectively corresponding to the characters constituting the incoming call history data. A third step of transmitting to the telephone device;
A fourth step in which the telephone device receives the group of push tones from the other telephone device and generates the incoming call history from the group of push tones;
A fifth step in which the telephone device stores the incoming call history generated in the fourth step as an incoming call history of the other telephone device and manages it separately from the incoming call history of the own telephone device;
An incoming call history management method for a telephone device, comprising:

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