JP2006186837A - Portable terminal device, program, and recording medium - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a portable terminal device which reduces unnecessary power consumption. <P>SOLUTION: The portable terminal device is equipped with a notice section which gives notice of designated information, a sound output section which outputs a sound, a sound output detection section which detects the output state of the sound by the sound output section, a vibration detection section which detects external vibration, and a control section which controls the notice section or sound output section in response to detection results of the sound output detection section and vibration detection section. When the vibration detection section detects the external vibration while the sound output detection section detects the output state of the sound, the control section controls the sound output by the sound output section and when the vibration detection section detects the external vibration while the sound output detection section does not detect the output state of the sound, the control section controls notice by the notice section. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2006,JPO&NCIPI

Description

  The present invention relates to a mobile terminal device, a program for realizing the function of the mobile terminal device, and a computer-readable recording medium storing the program.

  In a conventional mobile phone, when an incoming call is received, a ring tone or a vibrator is operated to notify the user of the incoming call, and the incoming call key is pressed or an arbitrary key is pressed to answer the incoming call and enter the call. ing.

In such a mobile phone, in an environment where ringing a ringtone, such as a conference room or a theater, is annoying to the surroundings, the vibrator built in the mobile phone is vibrated instead of operating the ringtone. In general, a user is notified of an incoming call.
However, in a situation where a mobile phone without a vibrator function or a vibrator function is incorporated but a mobile phone is not carried, a ring tone must be emitted.

  Under such circumstances, if the mobile phone is in a bag in an environment such as a conference room or a theater, the user can press the incoming call key after removing the mobile phone from the bag, or The ringtone stops when you press any key. A relatively long time is required from the start of ringing of the ringtone to the stoppage, and the surrounding people are inconvenienced during that time.

  With respect to the above problem, in Patent Document 1, in the state where a mobile phone is in the clothes worn by the user (for example, in a pocket), infrared rays and body temperature from the human body are not less than a preset period. When sensing, it is determined that the mobile phone is in the vicinity of the human body. In this state, when the ringing tone is amplified from the speaker, and the user who hears it picks up the mobile phone from the clothes by hand, Detects changes in infrared and body temperature, automatically responds to incoming calls, and stops ringtones. In addition, when there is a mobile phone on the desk or in the bag, when the user holds the mobile phone in his hand, the user can detect infrared rays and body temperature from the user's hand, Stop. This simplifies the response operation for incoming calls.

  Further, in Patent Document 2, when an incoming call is detected in a standby state where the mobile phone is not set to the answering machine mode, a message is sent to notify the incoming call by a buzzer or a vibrator and to notify that there is an incoming call. . Thereafter, when the user applies pressure to the mobile phone body, the mobile phone detects the pressure, interrupts the sending of ringing tone data, terminates the buzzer or vibrator, and interrupts the incoming call notification. Thereby, the trouble to the circumference by the incoming call alerting | reporting of a mobile telephone can be reduced.

In Patent Document 3, when a mobile phone is received in a state where the mobile phone is housed in the bag and an incoming call notification is recognized, vibrations applied intermittently (shaking the bag) from the outside of the bag are sequentially detected. The number of vibration detections is counted, and the sounding level of the speaker is sequentially reduced relative to the sounding level at the time of incoming call according to the counted number of vibrations, and the sounding level can be controlled so as not to bother other people. it can. As a result, the user can reduce the sound level without touching the mobile phone and without taking out the mobile phone from the back, thereby eliminating bothering.
JP 09-139964 A JP-A-10-271189 JP 2004-80616 A

However, in the conventional technology as described above, it is possible to prevent the surrounding people from being disturbed by the ring tone of the mobile phone, but it is possible to detect when the vibration is applied from the user other than when the incoming call is detected. However, there is a problem that the input signal from the vibration sensor is constantly scanned and power is wasted.
Conventionally, there is a mobile phone that emits an LED attached to the outside to notify that there is an incoming call. However, since the light is emitted until the user confirms, the power for emitting light is wasted. There is a problem.

  The present invention has been made in consideration of the above-described circumstances, and is a portable terminal device that reduces wasteful power consumption, a program for realizing the function of the portable terminal device, and a computer-readable program that records the program. It is an object to provide a simple recording medium.

  In order to solve the above-described problem, a mobile terminal device according to the present invention includes a notification unit that notifies predetermined information, a sound output unit that outputs sound, and a sound output that detects a sound output state by the sound output unit A detection unit; a vibration detection unit that detects external vibration; and a control unit that controls the notification unit or the sound output unit in response to detection results of the sound output detection unit and the vibration detection unit, The control unit controls sound output by the sound output unit and detects the sound output when external vibration is detected by the vibration detection unit in a state in which the sound output state is detected by the sound output detection unit. When the external vibration is detected by the vibration detection unit in a state where the sound output state is not detected by the unit, the notification by the notification unit is controlled.

Here, the sound output unit outputs a ring tone to the outside when an incoming call is received.
The sound output detection unit detects a sound output state when an incoming call is detected.
Further, the notification unit notifies information based on an incoming call history of a telephone or mail.

  Further, the vibration in the vibration detection unit is detected only when the vibration output unit vibrates when receiving an incoming call, when the vibration output value is higher than the vibration output value of the vibration output unit. Further, the vibration detection unit determines that vibration has been detected when vibrations higher than the vibration output value of the vibration output unit are continued, thereby preventing erroneous operation.

  In addition, the present invention can also solve the above problems by a program for realizing the function of the mobile terminal device having the above-described configuration or a computer-readable recording medium on which the program is recorded.

According to the present invention, since the vibration of the mobile terminal device is detected only when necessary, it is not necessary to consume useless power.
In addition, it is possible to check how many calls or e-mails have been received so far by a simple operation such as applying vibration to the mobile terminal device.

DESCRIPTION OF EXEMPLARY EMBODIMENTS Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of a mobile terminal device of the invention will be described with reference to the drawings.
The mobile terminal device according to the embodiment will be described using a mobile phone. However, the present invention can be similarly applied to any portable device that operates a ring tone or a vibrator function when an incoming call is received.
Although not described below, it is assumed that the telephone function and the mail function in this portable terminal device are also operating.

<Embodiment 1>
FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a mobile terminal device to which the present invention is applied. In the figure, a mobile terminal device includes an antenna 1, a radio unit 2, a communication method selection unit 3, an incoming call detection unit 4, a sound output unit 5, a vibration output unit 6, an LED 7, an operation unit 8, a vibration detection unit 9, and a display unit. 10, a storage unit 11, an absence response unit 12, and a main control unit 13.

  The radio unit 2 transmits and receives radio waves in a predetermined frequency band to and from the base station via the antenna 1 to transmit and receive calls and e-mails. The communication method selection unit 3 performs various processes such as modulation / demodulation of radio waves transmitted / received by the wireless unit 2 and determination / separation of various data. The incoming call detection unit 4 detects incoming calls and mails, records the incoming call and mail history in the storage unit 11, and notifies the main control unit 13. The sound output unit 5 outputs a ring tone, a call voice, an alarm, music, or the like to the outside according to the instructed volume.

The vibration output unit 6 vibrates the apparatus main body in accordance with the instructed vibration intensity. The LED 7 emits light with a color or light emission pattern designated according to the state of the terminal.
The operation unit 8 includes numeric keys for inputting telephone numbers, e-mails, and the like, and various function keys for performing calls, e-mails, and the like. The display unit 10 displays an input by the operation unit 8 and a result caused by the input, as a result of a call or an e-mail transmission / reception.

The vibration sensing unit 9 is applied with pressure (for example, hitting) the apparatus body intentionally by the user, or pressure (for example, dropping or shaking in a bag while moving) unintentionally by the user. When vibration occurs or vibration of the apparatus main body is detected by the vibration output unit 6, the vibration signal is output as a time series.
The user can specify the time with the operation unit 8 and set the start (for example, turn on the vibration sensor) and stop (for example, turn off the vibration sensor) by operating the button. In this case, the vibration sensing unit 9 operates only between the designated sensing start and stop.

The storage unit 11 is set from the program executed by the main control unit 13 and data necessary for the execution of the program, a telephone directory, recorded voice data, received e-mail, incoming call history, incoming mail history, and operation unit 8. The various setting data and the like are stored.
The absence response unit 12 records the audio signal received by the radio unit 2 in the storage unit 11 or causes the sound output unit 5 to output the audio signal recorded by the user.

  The main control unit 13 controls the control data separated by the communication method selection unit 3, various instructions from the operation unit 8, control based on vibration detection by the vibration detection unit 9, output control of ringtone by the incoming call detection unit 4, vibration Vibration control at the output unit 6, display control at the display unit 10, recording / playback control at the absence response unit 12, light emission control at the LED 7, and the like are performed.

  FIG. 2 is a block diagram illustrating a functional configuration of the mobile terminal device according to the first embodiment of the present invention. In the figure, the mobile terminal device includes a control unit 20, a sound output detection unit 21, a vibration detection unit 22, a notification unit 23, and the components shown in FIG.

The incoming call detection unit 4 examines the control data obtained by separating the communication received from the other portable terminal device by the wireless unit 2 by the communication method selection unit 3 and determines whether the incoming call is an incoming call (voice call or e-mail). In the case of an incoming call, the state “incoming call” and the received data are passed to the control unit 20. If the incoming call is not received, the received data is passed to the control unit 20 as “not incoming”.
Further, when the incoming call is disconnected during the incoming call, the incoming call detection unit 4 passes the incoming call disconnect signal to the control unit 20.

In this apparatus, the operation state (ON / OFF) of each function is stored in the storage unit 11 for the function of outputting sounds such as ringtones, alarm sounds, music playback, FM and TV. In the case of a function that does not output sound, the storage state of all functions is OFF.
The sound output detection unit 21 outputs the sound output state by examining the operation state of each function of the storage unit 11.

  The vibration detection unit 22 starts to operate in response to the vibration signal from the activated vibration sensing unit 9, and only when there is vibration according to the vibration signal, the vibration detection signal as shown below is transmitted to the control unit. No output when there is no vibration.

  Here, when one vibration is sensed, the fact that there was vibration may be output. However, the vibration is caused not only by the vibration caused by the user but also by the vibration output unit 6 such as a vibrator. There are vibrations, vibrations caused by shaking in a bag, vibrations caused by accidental touching, and the like. Even if there is vibration, it is not necessarily the vibration that the user intended.

For example, as shown in FIG. 3, the amplitude is small at the beginning of the operation of the vibration sensing unit 9, but the amplitude increases when the user strikes it. During this time, vibration caused by the vibration output unit 6 (vibrator or the like) may be sensed.
In this case, an amplitude larger than the maximum amplitude output by the vibration output unit 6 is set as a threshold value, and only vibrations exceeding the threshold value are detected as vibrations hit by the user.
Furthermore, if a large number of large vibrations are detected, malfunctions caused by accidental hitting by the user can be prevented.

Therefore, in order to prevent malfunctions due to unintentional vibrations as described above, the vibration detection unit 22 acquires a time-series vibration signal sensed by the vibration sensing unit 9 within a preset time period. The number of vibrations exceeding the predetermined threshold and the average intensity of vibration are calculated in, and the vibration detection signal (number of vibrations, average intensity of vibration) is used as the output signal only when the number of vibrations is multiple. Is preferable.
In order to prevent malfunction, the portable terminal device may be provided with an infrared sensor so that vibration is detected when body temperature is detected together with vibration.

  Next, the notification unit 23 notifies the incoming call history of the telephone or mail in any of the following forms.

(1) When reporting the number of cases:
The notification unit 23 refers to the incoming call history recorded in the storage unit 11 and checks how many incoming calls are present. Further, the number of incoming mails is checked by referring to the incoming mail history in the storage unit 11.
For example, when notifying the number of incoming calls according to the number of incoming calls, the red LED of LED 7 blinks for the number of incoming calls. Further, when the number of incoming mails, the green LED of LED 7 blinks for the number of incoming mails to notify. The distinction between a call and mail is not limited to the color of the LED, and can be changed as appropriate.

Furthermore, instead of blinking for the number of incoming calls, the ranks may be classified according to the number of cases, and the number of times corresponding to the rank may be blinked.
In addition, the notification method is not limited to blinking of the LED, but by the vibration of the vibration output unit 6 or the sound output unit 5 sounding a sound (sounds such as a pico-pico), the LED color ranked according to the number of cases, and voice guidance You may make it notify.

(2) When notifying only whether there is an incoming call:
The notification unit 23 refers to the call reception history recorded in the storage unit 11 to check whether there is a number of incoming calls. Further, it is checked whether there is the number of incoming mails with reference to the incoming mail history of the storage unit 11.
For example, when notifying the presence or absence of a call according to the number of incoming calls, the red LED of the LED 7 blinks for a predetermined number of times (a number that can be confirmed by the user). Further, when notifying whether or not an incoming mail has been received, the green LED of the LED 7 blinks for a predetermined number of times (a number that can be confirmed by the user). The distinction between a call and mail is not limited to the color of the LED, and can be changed as appropriate.
The notification method is not limited to blinking of the LED, but a predetermined number of times of vibration of the vibration output unit 6 (number of times that can be confirmed by the user) or a sound of the sound output unit 5 (such as a beep). Notification may be made by ringing or voice guidance (number of times that the user can confirm).

(3) When notifying the other party:
First, in the telephone book stored in the storage unit 11, data items such as the name of the other party, the telephone number, necessity of notification of incoming call, and notification method, mail address, necessity of notification of incoming call, and notification method are set. Register for each destination. Here, the notification method includes, for example, distinguishing between the number of times the LED blinks, the number of times the vibrator vibrates, the color or sound of the LED (pippi, picopic pico, etc.).

The notification unit 23 refers to the incoming call history and the incoming mail history in the storage unit 11 one by one, and executes the following processing.
(A) It is checked whether the destination of the incoming call is stored in the telephone directory, and whether or not an incoming call notification is necessary is confirmed. In the case of a call, it is compared with a telephone number, and in the case of electronic mail, it is compared with a mail address.
(B) When the incoming call notification is required, the fact that the incoming call is received is notified by the notification method recorded in the telephone directory.
For example, if the other party is distinguished by family, friends, company, etc., and the LED blink frequency, vibrator vibration frequency, LED color or sound (pippi, picopic pico, etc.) are set for each, the red set for the family LED, green LED for friends, and yellow LED for companies.
(C) When the user confirms this notification and presses the key to proceed to the next incoming call confirmation, (A) and (B) are repeated. When the confirmation is advanced to the end or the confirmation cancel key is pressed, the process is terminated and the process returns to the control unit 20.

Next, the control unit 20 will be described.
When the control unit 20 receives the state of “incoming call” from the incoming call detection unit 4, the control unit 20 changes the operation state of each function of the storage unit 11, that is, the operation state of the “ring tone” function from the state “OFF” where there is no incoming call. In this case, it is stored in place of “ON”, and the sound output unit 5 is instructed to output with the ringtone and volume set by the user, and the instruction is waited for.
In addition, when the incoming call is received, the control unit 20 detects that the operation state of any of the functions such as audio data reproduction, music reproduction, FM or TV, and alarm sounding is “ON” by the sound output detection unit 21. For example, the function processing is interrupted and the incoming processing is performed. It is possible to return to the function processing when the incoming call processing is completed.

In addition, when receiving a vibration detection signal from the vibration detection unit 22 during the incoming call processing, the control unit 20 instructs the sound output unit 5 to stop the ringtone. Alternatively, if the user is set to operate the vibration output unit 6 instead of the ring tone, the vibration output unit 6 is commanded to stop the vibration.
Alternatively, the volume of the ringtone may be reduced or the vibration sound may be reduced so as not to disturb the surrounding people. In addition, when it is set to generate a ring tone when an incoming call is received, it may be switched to a vibration sound instead of the ring tone to reduce inconvenience to the surroundings. Furthermore, in the case of a voice call, the incoming call may be put on hold and the other party may be given a hold sound "Please wait a little" so as not to cut the call.

Thereafter, the control unit 20 starts a call when the ringing tone of the sound output unit 5 or the stop process of the vibration output unit 6 is finished and the user presses the incoming call key.
In addition, when the incoming call is disconnected without talking after stopping the ring tone, or when the answering unit 12 is activated after stopping the ring tone, the control unit 20 notifies the vibration output unit 6 or the display unit. 10 or LED7.

  Furthermore, when the vibration output is detected by the vibration detection unit 22 when the operation state of the “ring tone” function is “OFF” in the sound output detection unit 21, the control unit 20 activates the notification unit 23, Notify the status.

Next, operation control of the mobile terminal device will be described using the flowchart of FIG.
When the wireless unit 2 examines the control data obtained by separating the communication received from another portable terminal device by the communication method selection unit 3, it determines whether or not there is an incoming call (voice call or e-mail). In step S1, YES, the operation state of the “ringing tone” function in the storage unit 11 is stored in the “ON” state, and a command is given to the sound output unit 5 to generate a ringing tone (step S2). Alternatively, when the vibration is set to operate instead of the ringtone, the vibration output unit 6 is instructed to generate the vibration.

  When a vibration detection signal (number of vibrations or average vibration intensity) is received from the vibration detector 22 (YES in step S3), the sound output unit 5 is instructed to stop the ringtone (step S4). Alternatively, if the vibration is set to operate instead of the ring tone, the vibration output unit 6 is commanded to stop the vibration.

  When the incoming call disconnection signal is received from the incoming call detection unit 4 (YES in step S5), the vibration output unit 6, the display unit 10 and the LED 7 notify that “the incoming call has been interrupted without stopping the ringtone after stopping the ringtone”. (Step S6), the process is terminated and the next operation is awaited.

  On the other hand, when the answering machine 12 is activated after stopping the ringtone (YES in step S7), the vibration output unit 6, the display unit 10, and the LED 7 notify that the caller's message has been recorded ( Step S8), the process is terminated and the next operation is awaited.

On the other hand, when the user presses the “incoming key” without detecting vibration (NO in step S3, YES in S9), or when the user presses the “incoming key” after stopping the ringtone (step S9). (YES), a voice call is started (step S10), and the next operation is awaited when the call ends.
Also, after outputting the ring tone, if no vibration is detected and no incoming key is pressed (NO in step S9), the process returns to step S3 and waits until vibration is detected or the "incoming key" is pressed. .

If no incoming call is detected (NO in step S1) and no vibration is detected (NO in step S15), the process waits for the next operation.
On the other hand, if no incoming call is detected (NO in step S1) and vibration is detected (YES in step S11), the number of incoming calls is determined by referring to the incoming call history recorded in the storage unit 11. If the number of incoming calls is not zero (YES in step S12), the red LED of LED 7 blinks for the number of incoming calls (step S13).

Further, the mail reception history in the storage unit 11 is referred to determine how many mails are received. If the number of mails is not zero (YES in step S14), the green LED of the LED 7 indicates the number of mails received. It blinks for the minutes (step S15) and waits for the next operation.
If there is no incoming call or no incoming mail (NO in step S15), the next operation is awaited.

By configuring the first embodiment as described above, vibration is detected only when necessary on the user or device side, so that useless power is not consumed.
In addition, it is possible to check how many calls or e-mails have been received so far by a simple operation such as applying vibration to the mobile terminal device.

<Embodiment 2>
In the second embodiment, vibration detection is stopped at times other than when an incoming call is received, so that unnecessary power is not consumed, and a ringing tone is quickly stopped by a simple operation, thereby reducing inconvenience to surrounding people. It is what I did.

Since the functional configuration of the second embodiment is the same as that of FIG. 2, only the differences will be described.
When the control unit 20 receives the state of “incoming call” from the incoming call detection unit 4, the control unit 20 instructs the sound output unit 5 to output the ringtone and volume set by the user, and the vibration detection unit 9. To enter the incoming call processing.
Then, when receiving the vibration detection signal from the vibration detection unit 22 during the incoming call process, the control unit 20 instructs the sound output unit 5 to stop the incoming call sound and to stop the operation of the vibration detection unit 9.
Thereafter, the control unit 20 starts a call when the user presses the incoming call key.
In addition, when the incoming call is disconnected without stopping after the ringtone is stopped, or when the answering unit 12 is activated after the ringtone is stopped, the fact is notified by the vibration output unit 6, the display unit 10 or the LED 7. To do.

Next, operation control of the mobile terminal device will be described using the flowchart of FIG.
The wireless unit 2 examines the control data obtained by separating the communication received from the other portable terminal device by the communication method selection unit 3, determines whether there is an incoming call (voice call or e-mail), waits for an incoming call, When there is an incoming call (YES in step S21), the operation state of the “ringing tone” function in the storage unit 11 is stored in the “ON” state, and the vibration sensing unit 9 is activated (step S22).

  The sound output unit 5 is instructed to generate a ring tone (step S23). Alternatively, when the vibration is set to operate instead of the ringtone, the vibration output unit 6 is instructed to generate the vibration.

When a vibration detection signal (number of vibrations or average vibration intensity) is received from the vibration detector 22 (YES in step S24), the sound output unit 5 is instructed to stop the ringtone (step S25). Alternatively, if the vibration is set to operate instead of the ringtone, the vibration output unit 6 is commanded to stop the vibration.
Next, the operation of the vibration sensing unit 9 is stopped (step S26).

When the incoming call disconnection signal is received from the incoming call detection unit 4 (YES in Step S27), the vibration output unit 6, the display unit 10 and the LED 7 notify that “the incoming call has been cut off after stopping the ringtone”. (Step S28), the process is terminated and the next operation is awaited.
Here, when the incoming call is disconnected, the sound output detecting unit 21 checks the stop of the ringing tone, and when the incoming call is not stopped, the sound output unit 5 is instructed to stop the incoming ringing and the vibration detecting unit. 9 is stopped.

On the other hand, when the answering machine 12 is activated after stopping the ringtone (YES in step S29), the vibration output unit 6, the display unit 10 and the LED 7 notify that “the caller's message has been recorded” ( Step S30), the process is terminated and the next operation is awaited.
Here, when the answering machine 12 operates, the sound output detection unit 21 checks the stop of the ringtone, and when the ringtone is not stopped, the sound output unit 5 is instructed to stop the ringtone and vibrate. The operation of the sensing unit 9 is stopped.

On the other hand, when the user presses the “incoming key” without detecting vibration (NO in step S24, YES in S31), or when the user presses the “incoming key” after stopping the ringtone (step S31). YES), the sound output detection unit 21 checks the stop of the ringtone, and when the ringtone is not stopped, the sound output unit 5 is instructed to stop the ringtone and the vibration sensing unit 9 is activated. After stopping, the voice call is started (step S32), and the next operation is waited when the call ends.
Also, after outputting a ring tone, if no vibration is detected and no incoming key is pressed (NO in step S31), the process returns to step S24 and waits until vibration is detected or the "incoming key" is pressed. .

By configuring the second embodiment as described above, vibrations are detected only when necessary on the user or device side, so that useless power is not consumed.
In addition, since the ringtone can be quickly stopped by a simple operation such as applying vibration to the mobile terminal device, it is possible to reduce inconvenience to surrounding people.

<Embodiment 3>
In the third embodiment, when a sound such as music is output, if an incoming call is not detected and vibration is detected, the output of the sound is adjusted.
FIG. 6 is a block diagram illustrating a functional configuration of the mobile terminal device according to the third embodiment of the present invention. In the figure, the portable terminal device includes a control unit 20, a sound output detection unit 21, a vibration detection unit 22, a notification unit 23, a volume adjustment unit 24, and the components shown in FIG. .
The same parts in FIG. 6 and FIG. 2 will be assigned the same reference numerals and only the differences will be described.

  When the sound output detection unit 21 determines that the operation state of the “incoming call” function is “OFF”, the control unit 20 determines whether the operation state of any of the functions “audio data reproduction, music reproduction, FM, TV, etc.” When “ON” is received and a vibration detection signal (number of vibrations and average vibration intensity) is received from the vibration detection unit 22, the volume adjustment unit 24 is activated to pass the vibration detection signal.

  The volume adjustment unit 24 determines the number of vibrations passed, adjusts the volume, and instructs the sound output unit 5. The correspondence between the number of vibrations and the volume adjustment amount can be set by the user as follows, for example.

・ If the number of vibrations is 2, lower the volume by one level.
・ If the number of vibrations is 3, increase the volume by one level.
・ If the number of vibrations is 4, return to normal volume.

  Further, the volume is not adjusted by the amount determined for each number of vibrations as described above. For example, the increase / decrease of the volume may be adjusted according to the strength of vibration or the number of vibrations. Alternatively, if the direction is such that the volume is reduced by applying vibration or the direction is stopped, the volume may be adjusted to decrease as the number of vibrations increases.

  If the second embodiment is configured as described above, the volume of sound data, alarm sound, music playback, and sound output from FM, TV, or the like can be adjusted by a simple operation.

The present invention is not limited only to the above-described embodiments. Each function constituting the mobile terminal device of the above-described embodiment is programmed, written in advance in a recording medium such as a ROM, the recording medium is attached to the mobile terminal device, and these programs are executed. Needless to say, the object of the present invention is achieved. In this case, the program itself read from the recording medium realizes the functions of the above-described embodiment, and the program and the recording medium recording the program also constitute the present invention.
In addition, the program includes a case where the functions of the above-described embodiment are realized by processing in cooperation with an operating system or another application program based on an instruction of the program.

Note that the program for realizing the functions of the above-described embodiments includes a disk system (for example, a magnetic disk, an optical disk, etc.), a card system (for example, a memory card, an optical card, etc.), and a semiconductor memory system (for example, a ROM, a nonvolatile memory). Etc.) and a recording medium of any form such as a tape system (for example, magnetic tape, cassette tape, etc.). Or you may make it receive the said program stored in the memory | storage device via the network directly from the server computer. In this case, the storage device of this server computer is also included in the recording medium of the present invention.
As described above, by programming and distributing the functions of the above-described embodiment, the cost can be reduced, and the portability and versatility can be improved.

It is a block diagram which shows the structure of the portable terminal device which applies this invention. It is a block diagram which shows the function structure of the portable terminal device which concerns on Embodiment 1 of this invention. It is a figure for demonstrating operation | movement of a vibration detection part. It is a flowchart for demonstrating the operation control of the portable terminal device which concerns on Embodiment 1 of this invention. It is a flowchart for demonstrating the operation control of the portable terminal device which concerns on Embodiment 2 of this invention. It is a block diagram which shows the function structure of the portable terminal device which concerns on Embodiment 3 of this invention.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Antenna, 2 ... Wireless part, 3 ... Communication system selection part, 4 ... Incoming call detection part, 5 ... Sound output part, 6 ... Vibration output part, 7 ... LED, 8 ... Operation part, 9 ... Vibration sensing part, 10 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS ... Display part, 11 ... Memory | storage part, 12 ... Absence response part, 13 ... Main control part, 20 ... Control part, 21 ... Sound output detection part, 22 ... Vibration detection part, 23 ... Notification part, 24 ... Volume adjustment part.

Claims (7)

  A notification unit for notifying predetermined information, a sound output unit for outputting sound, a sound output detection unit for detecting a sound output state by the sound output unit, a vibration detection unit for detecting external vibration, and A control unit that controls the notification unit or the sound output unit in response to a detection result of the sound output detection unit and the vibration detection unit, and the control unit detects a sound output state by the sound output detection unit. When the external vibration is detected by the vibration detection unit in the generated state, the sound output by the sound output unit is controlled, and the external state is detected by the vibration detection unit in a state where the sound output state is not detected by the sound output detection unit. A portable terminal device that controls notification by the notification unit when vibration is detected.   2. The portable terminal device according to claim 1, wherein the sound output unit outputs a ring tone when receiving an incoming call, and the sound output detection unit detects a sound output state when the incoming call is detected. Mobile terminal device.   The mobile terminal device according to claim 1, further comprising a vibration output unit that vibrates when receiving an incoming call, wherein a vibration detection threshold value in the vibration detection unit is set higher than a vibration output value of the vibration output unit. Mobile terminal device.   The portable terminal device according to claim 3, wherein the vibration detection unit determines that vibration is detected when a vibration output value higher than a threshold value continues.   The mobile terminal device according to claim 1, wherein the notification unit notifies information based on an incoming call history.   The program for making a computer implement | achieve the function of the portable terminal device in any one of Claims 1 thru | or 5.   A computer-readable recording medium on which the program according to claim 6 is recorded.

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