JP2007208787A - Communication terminal - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a communication terminal whereby a user readily and intuitively detects wrong input of a communication destination so as to be able to prevent wrong transmission. <P>SOLUTION: A tone color setting receiving section 211 and a tone volume setting receiving section 212 accept settings of the tone color and the tone volume of an operation tone, produced in key operation for each of one-touch keys 141 from the user. An address table management section 24 stores the accepted setting information items, associated with a key number for each one-touch key. When any one of the one-touch keys 141 is operated, an operation tone generating section 22 generates operation tone of the tone color, set to the one-touch key 141 with the set tone volume. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2007,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a communication terminal apparatus having a function of preventing erroneous transmission.

  Conventionally, communication terminal devices having various functions for preventing erroneous transmission have been proposed. For example, a technique has been proposed in which a user confirms whether the communication destination is a desired communication terminal device by outputting information such as a CSI signal received from a communication partner device by voice (Patent Literature). 1).

  In addition, a technique has also been proposed in which when a user inputs a dial number, a series of the input numbers is read out so that the user can confirm whether the dial number has been input without an erroneous operation (see Patent Document 2).

JP 2003-333294 A JP-A-4-142858

  Each of the above technologies can also contribute to prevention of erroneous transmission. However, in each of these technologies, the user must listen carefully to the audio information emitted from the device and check it consciously. There wasn't. Therefore, a technique that can more easily and intuitively detect erroneous input of a communication destination has been desired.

  The present invention has been made in view of such circumstances, and provides a communication terminal device that can easily and intuitively detect erroneous input of a communication destination and thereby prevent erroneous transmission. It is aimed.

  According to the first aspect of the present invention, communication destination registration accepting means for accepting registration of part or all of communication destinations for each of a plurality of predetermined keys, and different operations for at least some of the plurality of predetermined keys. A key operation sound setting means that can be set by assigning a sound, and when an operation key selected from the plurality of predetermined keys is operated when a user designates a communication destination, the operation key is assigned to the operation key. Operation sound generating means for generating the received operation sound.

  According to a second aspect of the present invention, in the communication terminal device according to the first aspect, each of the different operation sounds is selected from a plurality of operation sounds prepared and displayed in a menu.

  According to a third aspect of the present invention, the communication terminal device according to the second aspect further comprises sample output means for outputting the operation sound temporarily selected by the user as a sample from the plurality of operation sounds displayed on the menu. Prepare.

  According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, in the communication terminal device according to any one of the first to third aspects, the plurality of operation sounds include operation sounds of different timbres.

  According to a fifth aspect of the present invention, in the communication terminal device according to any one of the first to fourth aspects, the plurality of operation sounds include operation sounds having different volumes.

  According to a sixth aspect of the present invention, in the communication terminal device according to any one of the first to fifth aspects, the plurality of predetermined keys include one-touch keys.

  The invention according to claim 7 is an input sound setting means capable of assigning and setting different input sounds to at least a part of a plurality of communication destinations to be registered, and a communication destination input by a user is the plurality of communication destinations. And an input sound generating means for generating an input sound assigned to the corresponding communication destination when it corresponds to any one of the destinations.

  According to an eighth aspect of the present invention, in the communication terminal device according to the seventh aspect, each of the different input sounds is selected from a plurality of input sounds prepared in advance and displayed in a menu.

  A ninth aspect of the present invention is the communication terminal device according to the eighth aspect, further comprising: a sample output unit that outputs the input sound temporarily selected by the user from the plurality of input sounds displayed on the menu as a sample. Prepare.

  According to a tenth aspect of the present invention, in the communication terminal device according to any one of the seventh to ninth aspects, the plurality of input sounds include input sounds of different timbres.

  According to an eleventh aspect of the present invention, in the communication terminal device according to any one of the seventh to tenth aspects, the plurality of input sounds include input sounds having different volumes.

  The invention of claim 12 is the communication terminal device according to any one of claims 7 to 11, wherein communication destination registration accepting means for accepting registration of part or all of the communication destination for each of the plurality of predetermined keys, The input sound generating means is assigned to a corresponding communication destination when a communication destination input by a user by a selective operation of the plurality of predetermined keys corresponds to any of the plurality of communication destinations. Generate input sound.

  According to the first to sixth aspects of the present invention, when an operated key selected from a plurality of predetermined keys in which some or all of the communication destinations are registered is operated, The assigned operation sound is generated. That is, even when the user operates a key different from the desired one by mistake, the erroneous input operation can be detected easily and intuitively by feeling uncomfortable with the operation sound. Thereby, erroneous transmission can be prevented.

  In particular, according to the third aspect of the present invention, the operation sound temporarily selected by the user is output as a sample. Thus, the user can select a desired operation sound while actually confirming it by hearing.

  In particular, according to the invention described in claim 4, the plurality of operation sounds include operation sounds of different timbres. Thereby, the identification function of each operation sound is enhanced, and the user can more easily detect an erroneous operation.

  In particular, according to the invention described in claim 5, the plurality of operation sounds include operation sounds having different volumes. By setting a louder volume than a specific predetermined key for a specific predetermined key (for example, a key in which a destination to which an erroneous operation is to be avoided is registered or a key that is erroneously touched) is set to a specific volume. An erroneous operation with respect to the predetermined key can be reliably detected.

  According to the seventh to twelfth aspects, when a communication destination is input, an input sound assigned to the input communication destination is generated. That is, even when the user inputs a communication destination different from the desired one, the erroneous input can be detected easily and intuitively by feeling uncomfortable with the input sound. Thereby, erroneous transmission can be prevented.

  In particular, according to the ninth aspect of the invention, the input sound temporarily selected by the user is acoustically output as a sample. Thus, the user can select a desired input sound while actually confirming it by hearing.

  In particular, according to the invention described in claim 10, the plurality of input sounds include input sounds of different timbres. Thereby, the identification function of each input sound is enhanced, and the user can more easily detect an erroneous input.

  In particular, according to the invention described in claim 11, the plurality of input sounds include input sounds having different volumes. By setting a volume larger than that of other communication destinations for a specific communication destination (for example, a communication destination that particularly wants to avoid erroneous input), it is possible to reliably detect an erroneous input for the specific communication destination.

[1. First Embodiment]
<1-1. Digital MFP>
FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a digital multi-function peripheral 1 in which a function of a communication terminal apparatus corresponding to the first embodiment of the present invention is incorporated.

  Please refer to FIG. The digital multi-function peripheral 1 is configured as a multi-function peripheral (MFP apparatus) having a plurality of functions such as a FAX function, a copy function, a scan function, and a print function.

  The digital multifunction peripheral 1 includes a control unit 11, a RAM 12, a ROM 13, an operation unit 14, a display unit 15, an image processing unit 16, an image reading unit 17, an image recording unit 18, and an image memory 19. A large-capacity storage unit 20, an operation sound setting management unit 21, an operation sound generation unit 22, a communication destination registration management unit 23, an address table management unit 24, and communication-related functional units 25 to 28. It is configured to be electrically connected via a line 29.

  The control unit 11 is composed of a CPU. The control unit 11 controls each of the above hardware units based on a program stored in the ROM 13 and realizes the function of the digital multi-function peripheral 1.

  The RAM 12 is a storage device that can be read and written, and temporarily stores various data that are temporarily stored such as image data, FAX numbers, and mail addresses, and data that is generated during arithmetic processing by the control unit 11. Remember me. The RAM 12 is configured by SRAM, flash memory, or the like.

  The ROM 13 is a read-only storage device that stores programs and data necessary for controlling the digital multifunction device 1 in advance.

  The operation unit 14 includes various keys such as a character key, a numeric keypad 146, and function keys, and accepts user operations such as input of commands and text data. The user operation received by the operation unit 14 is input to the control unit 11 as a signal. The control unit 11 controls the operation of each unit based on a user operation.

  FIG. 2 is a diagram illustrating a configuration example of the operation unit 14 (and the display unit 15). However, FIG. 2 shows only the components that are particularly relevant to the present embodiment, and the other parts are not shown.

  As will be described below, the operation unit 14 has various keys (hereinafter, collectively referred to as “simple input keys”) that can register information about destinations. In the following, “information about destination” means “destination name”, “communication destination”, and the like. The “communication destination” specifically refers to a dial number (fax number or telephone number) of an external communication terminal device, an e-mail address, or the like.

  The operation unit 14 includes a plurality (16 in FIG. 2) of one-touch keys 141 that can register one communication destination of an arbitrary external communication partner device. When the one-touch key 141 is operated, one communication destination registered in the key is input, and communication with the communication destination is executed.

  The operation unit 14 includes a plurality of group keys 142 (seven in FIG. 2) that can register one or more communication destinations of an arbitrary external communication partner device. When the group key 142 is operated, one or more communication destinations registered in the key are input, and communication with the one or more communication destinations is executed. However, when a plurality of communication destinations are registered in the key, broadcast transmission is executed.

  Further, the operation unit 14 includes a shortening key 143. After operating the abbreviated key 143, if an arbitrary abbreviated number is input by operating the numeric key 146, communication with the communication destination registered as the abbreviated number is executed.

  In addition to the above keys, a chain dial key (not shown) may be provided as a simplified input key. However, the chain dial key is a key that can register a part of one communication destination for one key. That is, by selecting and operating a plurality of arbitrary chain dial keys, a communication destination that is completed by a combination of information registered in each key is input, and communication with the input communication destination is executed.

  Registration of information regarding the destination for each simplified input key is accepted by the communication destination registration management unit 23. Further, the received registration information is managed in an address table stored in the address table management unit 24.

  Furthermore, the operation unit 14 includes a start key 144 for inputting an instruction to execute fax transmission. When the start key 144 is operated, a fax transmission process (that is, a document placed on a document placement table (not shown) is read, and a call is made to a communication destination accepted by the communication destination acceptance unit 22 to send image data. Execution of the transmission process) is started.

  Furthermore, the operation unit 14 includes a stop key 145 for inputting an instruction to stop execution of fax transmission. When the stop key 145 is operated, execution of the fax transmission process is stopped.

  The display unit 15 is a display device that displays the operation state of the digital multi-function peripheral 1 and image data. The display unit 15 is configured by a display device such as a liquid crystal display. Various keys provided on the operation unit 14 may be realized by a touch panel provided on the display screen of the display unit 15.

  The image processing unit 16 is a processing unit that performs various processes such as A / D conversion, color system conversion, color adjustment, and image synthesis on the received image data and the image data acquired from the image reading unit 17. is there.

  The image reading unit 17 is a scanner that reads an image on a document with a reading element such as a CCD line sensor. The image reading unit 17 may be a scanner of a type in which a reading element scans the surface of a document placed on a glass table and reads an image, and the document placed on a document placement table (not shown). May be a scanner of a type that scans an image by scanning the surface of the conveyed document with a stationary reading element using an ADF (Auto Document Feeder).

  The image recording unit 18 is a printer that records image data and the like stored in the image memory 19 on recording paper. As the image recording unit 18, for example, an electrophotographic printer can be employed.

  The image memory 19 temporarily stores image data received from the external devices 4, 5, 6 through the LAN I / F 27 and the NCU 28, image data acquired by the image reading unit 17, image data processed by the image processing unit 16, and the like. Is a storage device. The image memory 19 includes a memory such as a DRAM that can be read and written.

  The large capacity storage unit 20 is configured by a hard disk or the like. The large capacity storage unit 20 can store the image data processed by the image reading unit 17.

  The operation sound setting management unit 21 is a functional unit for assigning operation sounds to the simplified input keys. However, “operation sound” is a sound generated when a key is pressed. The operation sound setting management unit 21 includes a timbre setting reception unit 211 and a volume setting reception unit 212.

  The timbre setting receiving unit 211 is a functional unit for receiving from the user the setting of the timbre of the operation sound assigned to each simplified input key. The setting contents received from the user are managed in an address table stored in the address table management unit 24.

  The volume setting accepting unit 212 is a functional unit for accepting the setting of the volume of the operation sound assigned to each simplified input key from the user. The setting contents received from the user are managed in an address table stored in the address table management unit 24.

  The operation sound generating unit 22 is a functional unit for generating an operation sound assigned by the operation sound setting management unit 21 with respect to the key when a simple input key is operated. The operation sound generator 22 has various different timbres as possible timbres. The various different timbres are, for example, an alarm sound (for example, a “beep” sound), a sound imitating a dog or cat squeal, various melody, and the like. Any number of timbres can be generated. Furthermore, the operation sound generating unit 22 can generate each tone color at a volume of each stage.

  The communication destination registration management unit 23 is a functional unit that accepts registration of information related to a destination for a simplified input key from a user. The registration content received from the user is managed in an address table stored in the address table management unit 24.

  The address table management unit 24 is a functional unit for generating and managing an address table that is a table for managing information related to the destination registered for the simplified input key and setting information of the operation sound of the simplified input key. is there. In this embodiment, an address table is generated for each type of simplified input key (one-touch key 141, group key 142, each abbreviated number, and chain dial key if a chain dial key is provided) (see FIG. 3). A specific configuration of the address table will be described later.

  Further, the digital multifunction device 1 includes a codec (CODEC) 25 that encodes / decodes image data and the like corresponding to a plurality of protocols, and a modem 26 that modulates and demodulates transmission / reception data as communication-related functional units. A LAN I / F 27 corresponding to an interface with a LAN (local area network) 100 and an NCU 28 for controlling opening / closing of a telephone line are electrically connected via a bus line 29.

  Next, the communication environment of the digital multifunction device 1 will be described. The digital multifunction device 1 is connected to the LAN 100. A mail server 7 and an external terminal 4 are connected to the LAN 100. The LAN 100 is connected to the Internet 200 via a router 8 or the like. With such a configuration, the digital multi-function peripheral 1 can perform e-mail communication with the external terminal 4 connected via the LAN 100 and the external terminal 5 connected via the Internet 200. Further, the digital multi-function peripheral 1 is connected to a PSTN (Public Switched Telephone Network) 300 that is a data communication network for analog lines. Thus, the digital multi-function peripheral 1 can communicate with the external terminal 6 connected via the PSTN 300. The external terminals 4, 5, and 6 are a personal computer connected with a modem, a device similar to the digital multi-function peripheral 1, a fixed telephone, a mobile phone, a FAX dedicated machine, and the like.

<1-2. Address table>
Next, an address table stored in the communication destination registration management unit 24 will be described. FIG. 3A is a diagram illustrating a configuration example of the address table A1 generated for the one-touch key 141. FIG. FIG. 3B is a diagram illustrating a configuration example of the address table A2 generated for the group key 142. The address table generated for each abbreviated number and each chain dial key has the same configuration as the address table A1 related to the one-touch key 141. However, the address table generated for the chain dial key is different from the address table A1 in that a part of the communication destination is registered for each of the chain dial keys.

  In the address table A1, information (“destination name” and “communication destination”) related to the destination registered in each one-touch key 141 received by the communication destination registration management unit 23 is stored under the key number of each one-touch key 141. is doing. Further, operation sound setting information (setting information of “tone” and “volume” of the operation sound) for each one-touch key 141 received by the timbre setting reception unit 211 and the volume setting reception unit 212 is stored in the key of each one-touch key 141. Stored under the number. The same applies to the address table A2.

  When the address table A1 illustrated in FIG. 3A is configured, the user operates the one-touch key 141 with the key number “01” to register the communication destination (named “Company A”) ( That is, the user can input a dial number “075-xxx-xxxxxxx”) and execute communication with the communication destination. Similarly, by operating the group key 142 with the key number “01”, the three dial numbers registered together with the name “Group A” are input, and broadcast communication is executed for the communication destination. be able to.

  When the user operates the one-touch key 141 with the key number “01”, the operation sound generating unit 22 generates “tone C” (for example, a sound simulating a dog cry) at “volume 2”. Similarly, when the user operates the group key 142 with the key number “01”, the operation sound generator 22 generates “tone A” (for example, an alarm sound) at “volume 3”.

<1-3. registration process>
Next, registration processing of information related to the destination for the one-touch key 141 and setting information of operation sound will be described with reference to the flowchart of FIG. However, unless otherwise specified, the following operations are automatically performed under the control of the control unit 11.

  When the user inputs an information registration start instruction for the one-touch key 141 on the initial setting screen or the like, the following registration process is performed.

  First, selection of the key number of the one-touch key 141 is accepted (step S1). More specifically, a predetermined message for prompting the user to select a key number (a message “Please select a key number”) is displayed on the display unit 15. If it is determined that the user has selected a desired key number, the process proceeds to step S2.

  In step S2, an input of a communication destination is accepted. More specifically, a predetermined message for prompting the user to input a dial number (or e-mail address) desired to be registered on the display unit 15 ("Please enter the dial number or e-mail address to be registered") Message).

  If it is determined that the user has input a desired dial number or e-mail address using the numeric keypad 146 or the like, the input information is received by the communication destination registration management unit 23, and in the address table A1, in step S1. It is stored under the selected key number (step S3).

  Subsequently, the input of the destination name of the communication destination is accepted (step S4). More specifically, a predetermined message for prompting the user to input the name of the communication destination previously input (message “Please input destination name”) is displayed on the display unit 15.

  When it is determined that the user has input a destination name from the touch panel or the like, the input information is received by the communication destination registration management unit 23, and below the key number selected in step S1 in the address table A1. Stored (step S5).

  Subsequently, the setting of the timbre of the operation sound is accepted (step S6). More specifically, a list of timbres that can be generated by the operation sound generating unit 22 is displayed on the display unit 15 in a menu with character expressions, and a predetermined message (“Select operation sound” is displayed to prompt the user to select one of them. Message ") is displayed. Here, when the user temporarily selects an arbitrary tone color in the menu by a predetermined soft key operation, the operation sound of that tone color is sampled and output from the operation sound generating unit 22. However, the output volume at this time is the default volume. As a result, the user can select a desired timbre while actually confirming by hearing, and when the timbre is determined in this way, it is determined by a soft key operation.

  If it is determined that the user has selected a desired tone color, the selected information is received by the tone color setting reception unit 211 and stored in the address table A1 under the key number selected in step S1 ( Step S7).

  Subsequently, the setting of the volume of the operation sound is accepted (step S8). More specifically, a volume setting selection screen is displayed on the display unit 15 in a character expression menu, and a predetermined message for prompting the user to select one of them (“Please set the volume of the operation sound”) Message). Here, when the user temporarily selects an arbitrary volume in the menu by operating the soft key, the operation sound of that volume is sampled and output from the operation sound generator 22 with the timbre selected in steps S6 and S7. As a result, the user can select a desired combination of timbre and volume while actually confirming by hearing, and when the timbre and volume are determined in this way, they are determined by soft key operation. Here, the timbre is determined first because even if the volume is physically the same, the volume of the sensory sound may vary depending on the timbre. By confirming, it is possible to select an operation sound in accordance with the user's intention.

  If it is determined that the user has set the volume, the set volume is received by the volume setting reception unit 212 and stored in the address table A1 under the key number selected in step S1 (step S9). The registration process for the one-touch key 141 ends.

  The registration process for other simplified input keys such as the group key 142 is similarly performed.

<1-4. Fax transmission process by destination input with simple input key>
Next, the processing operation in the case where the destination input is performed by operating the one-touch key 141 or the group key 142 to execute the fax transmission processing will be described with reference to the flowchart of FIG. Note that the same processing operation is performed when telephone or e-mail transmission is performed instead of fax transmission. However, unless otherwise specified, the following operations are automatically performed under the control of the control unit 11.

  First, it is determined whether or not the one-touch key 141 has been operated (step S11), and then it is determined whether or not the group key 142 has been operated (step S12).

  When it is determined that either the one-touch key 141 or the group key 142 is operated, the operation sound set for the operated key is generated in the operation sound generating unit 22 (step S13). For example, referring to the address table A1 (FIG. 3A), if it is determined in step S1 that the one-touch key 141 of “key number 02” has been operated, the operation sound of “tone D” is “volume 3”. Is generated.

  Subsequently, the communication destination registered in the key operated in step S1 or step S2 is read (step S14).

  Subsequently, it is determined whether or not the stop key 145 has been operated (step S15).

  If it is determined in step S15 that the stop key 145 has been operated, the process ends without performing the processes in steps S16 to S18. That is, the fax transmission process for the communication destination read in step S14 is stopped.

  If it is determined in step S15 that the stop key 145 is not operated, it is then determined whether or not the start key 144 is operated (step S16).

  If it is not determined in step S16 that the start key 144 has been operated, the process returns to step S15.

  If it is determined in step S16 that the start key 144 has been operated, the document placed on the document placement table (not shown) is read (step S17), and the communication destination read in step S14 is called and faxed. Transmission is executed (step S18).

<1-5. effect>
In this embodiment, when any one of the simplified input keys such as the one-touch key 141 and the group key 142 is operated, an operation sound assigned to the key is generated. When the user mistakenly operates a key different from the desired one, the erroneous input operation can be detected easily and intuitively by feeling uncomfortable with the operation sound generated in response to the key operation. In this case, the user can cancel the fax transmission process by operating the stop key 145 without operating the start key 144. Thereby, erroneous transmission can be prevented.

  In addition, an operation sound having a tone color desired by the user can be assigned to each simplified input key. As a result, the identification function of the operation sound is enhanced, and the user can more easily detect an erroneous operation.

  In addition, the volume of the operation sound generated for each simplified input key can be set. By setting a louder volume than a specific predetermined key for a specific predetermined key (for example, a key in which a destination to which an erroneous operation is to be avoided is registered or a key that is erroneously touched) is set to a specific volume. An erroneous operation with respect to the predetermined key can be reliably detected.

<1-6. Modification>
In the above embodiment, a predetermined sound (operation sound) is assigned to each of the simplified input keys, but a predetermined sound (hereinafter referred to as “input sound”) is assigned to each of the communication destinations instead of the simplified input key. May be configured to be assigned. In other words, regardless of the input method, when a specific communication destination is input (more specifically, when a series of numeric strings specifying the communication destination is completed), a predetermined input sound is generated. Also good. Even in this case, the input sound is set in the same manner as the operation sound setting in the above embodiment, and the input sound setting information is also the operation sound setting information in the above embodiment. Similarly, it is managed in the address table.

  In this modification, the processing operation when the fax transmission process is executed will be described with reference to the flowchart of FIG. Note that the same processing operation is performed when telephone or e-mail transmission is performed instead of fax transmission. However, unless otherwise specified, the following operations are automatically performed under the control of the control unit 11.

  First, it is determined whether or not a communication destination has been input (step S21).

  If it is determined that a communication destination has been input, an input sound set for the input communication destination is generated in the operation sound generator 22 (step S22). However, here, any input method may be used when the communication destination is input in step S21. For example, referring to the address table A1 (FIG. 3A), if it is determined in step S1 that the one-touch key 141 with “key number 02” has been operated, or “B Trading” communication directly from the numeric keypad 146. When the address “06-xxxx” is entered, or when the communication address is entered by the chain dial method or the like, the dial number of “B Shoji” is set by any input method. Even if it is input, the operation sound of “tone D” is generated at “volume 3” when the input communication destination is confirmed.

  The processes in steps S23 to S27 below are the same as the processes in steps S14 to S18 in FIG.

  In this modification, when a communication destination is input, an input sound assigned to the input communication destination is generated. When the user mistakenly operates a communication destination different from the desired one, it is possible to detect the erroneous input easily and intuitively by feeling uncomfortable with the input sound generated in response to the input operation. Moreover, it is possible to detect an erroneous input by not generating an input sound that should normally be generated. In this case, the user can cancel the fax transmission process by operating the stop key 145 without operating the start key 144. Thereby, erroneous transmission can be prevented.

1 is a block diagram illustrating a configuration of a digital multifunction peripheral according to an embodiment. FIG. It is a figure which shows the structural example of an operation part and a display part. It is a figure which shows the structural example of an address table. It is a flowchart which shows the registration process of the information with respect to a one touch key. It is a flowchart which shows the processing operation at the time of performing a fax transmission process. It is a flowchart which shows the processing operation at the time of performing a fax transmission process.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Digital multifunction device 21 Operation sound setting management part 22 Operation sound generation part 23 Communication destination registration management part 24 Address table management part 141 One-touch key 142 Group key 143 Short key 144 Start key 145 Stop key

Claims (12)

Communication destination registration accepting means for accepting registration of part or all of communication destinations for each of a plurality of predetermined keys;
Key operation sound setting means capable of assigning and setting different operation sounds for at least some of the plurality of predetermined keys;
An operation sound generating means for generating an operation sound assigned to the operated key when an operation of the operated key selected from the plurality of predetermined keys is performed when the communication destination is designated by the user;
A communication terminal device comprising: The communication terminal device according to claim 1,
Each of the different operation sounds is
A communication terminal device selected from a plurality of operation sounds prepared and displayed in a menu in advance. The communication terminal device according to claim 2,
A sample output means for outputting the operation sound temporarily selected by the user from the plurality of operation sounds displayed on the menu as a sample;
A communication terminal device further comprising: In the communication terminal device according to any one of claims 1 to 3,
The communication terminal device, wherein the plurality of operation sounds include operation sounds of different timbres. In the communication terminal device according to any one of claims 1 to 4,
The communication terminal device, wherein the plurality of operation sounds include operation sounds having different volumes. In the communication terminal device according to any one of claims 1 to 5,
The communication terminal apparatus, wherein the plurality of predetermined keys include one-touch keys. Input sound setting means capable of assigning and setting different input sounds for at least some of the plurality of communication destinations to be registered; and
An input sound generating means for generating an input sound assigned to the corresponding communication destination when the communication destination input by the user corresponds to any of the plurality of communication destinations;
A communication terminal device comprising: The communication terminal device according to claim 7,
Each of the different input sounds is
A communication terminal device selected from a plurality of input sounds prepared and displayed in a menu in advance. The communication terminal device according to claim 8,
A sample output means for outputting as a sample an input sound temporarily selected by the user from the plurality of input sounds displayed on the menu;
A communication terminal device further comprising: The communication terminal device according to any one of claims 7 to 9,
The communication terminal apparatus, wherein the plurality of input sounds include input sounds of different timbres. The communication terminal device according to any one of claims 7 to 10,
The communication terminal apparatus, wherein the plurality of input sounds include input sounds having different volumes. The communication terminal device according to any one of claims 7 to 11,
Communication destination registration accepting means for accepting registration of part or all of communication destinations for each of a plurality of predetermined keys;
Further comprising
The input sound generating means is
A communication that generates an input sound assigned to a corresponding communication destination when a communication destination input by a user by a selective operation of the plurality of predetermined keys corresponds to any of the plurality of communication destinations. Terminal device.

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