JP2009206765A - Communication terminal apparatus and program - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To transmit appropriate data to the other party of communication according to the relationship between a user of a communication terminal apparatus and the other party of communication. <P>SOLUTION: The communication terminal apparatus stores profile data which is data about the profile of a user of a communication terminal apparatus (mobile phone 1), address book data which is data about the other party of communication (the other communication terminal apparatus), and schedule data which is the schedule of the user. It discriminates the relationship with the other party of communication when transmitting data to the other communication terminal apparatus, and selects data to be transmitted based on the discrimination result. When the communication terminal apparatus is in such operation mode in accordance with the relationship between the user and the other party of communication, the relationship between the user and the other party of communication is discriminated based on the set operation mode. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2009,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a communication terminal device and a program, and relates to a technique for transmitting appropriate data to a communication partner according to the relationship between a user of the communication terminal device and a communication partner.

  In recent years, communication terminal devices such as mobile phones have become more multifunctional, and data (information) stored in the devices has been diversified. For example, profile data that is the user's own data and address book data that is the data of the other party, such as business phone numbers and email addresses (identification information), private phone numbers and email addresses, company and home Many items such as addresses and birthdays can be stored.

  Further, there is a communication terminal device that has a plurality of operation modes (for example, business mode / private mode) and stores the above-described profile data and address book data for each operation mode. Patent Document 1 discloses a mobile telephone terminal device having a plurality of IDs (telephone numbers) and storing a telephone book for each ID.

Further, the communication terminal device can transmit and receive various data to and from the communication partner using communication such as infrared communication and non-contact IC card communication.
JP 2000-261545 A

  However, when the user of the communication terminal device transmits a wide variety of data to the communication partner as described above, there is data that is not desired to be transmitted depending on the communication partner. For example, you may send business-related data to a communication partner with whom you have a business relationship, but you may not want to send private-related data.

  In this way, when a user wants to select data to be transmitted to a communication partner according to the relationship with the communication partner, the user first determines the relationship with the communication partner, and then determines the relationship determined. Appropriate data suitable for each must be selected by operation, which is very complicated. In particular, when a plurality of data is transmitted, the complexity is further increased.

  The present invention has been made in view of such circumstances, and a communication terminal device and a program capable of transmitting appropriate data to the communication partner according to the relationship between the user of the communication terminal device and the communication partner The purpose is to provide.

  The invention according to claim 1 of the present invention is a communication terminal apparatus, a communication means for communicating with a communication partner, a determination means for determining a relationship between a user of the communication terminal apparatus and the communication partner, Based on the determination result by the determination means, there is provided selection means for selecting data to be transmitted to the communication partner, and transmission control means for transmitting the data selected by the selection means to the communication partner.

  Moreover, invention of Claim 2 among this invention is a communication terminal device of Claim 1, Comprising: The relationship which shows the relationship between the said user and the said communication other party by using the identification information of the said communication other party Identification information storage means for storing the information in association with information, wherein the determination means is configured to determine whether the user and the communication partner are based on the relationship information stored in association with the identification information of the communication partner. And the relationship is determined.

  Moreover, invention of Claim 3 among the present invention is the communication terminal device of Claim 1, Comprising: The setting means to set to the operation mode according to the said relationship between the said user and the said communicating party In addition, the determining means determines the relationship between the user and the communication partner based on the operation mode set by the setting means.

  The invention according to claim 4 of the present invention is the communication terminal device according to claim 1, further comprising data storage means for storing data composed of a plurality of fields, wherein the selection means comprises: Selecting, as data to be transmitted to the communication partner, a field to be transmitted to the communication partner from among a plurality of fields of data stored in the data storage unit based on a determination result by the determination unit; To do.

  Moreover, invention of Claim 5 among this invention is a communication terminal device of Claim 1, Comprising: Data are matched with the relationship information which shows the said relationship between the said user and the said communicating party And storing the data as the data to be transmitted to the communication partner in association with the predetermined relationship information based on the determination result by the determination unit. The data is selected.

  The invention according to claim 6 of the present invention is the communication terminal apparatus according to claim 1, wherein a selection condition indicating which data is selected as data to be transmitted to the communication partner is selected by the user. And a condition storage unit that stores the relationship information indicating the relationship between the communication partner and the communication partner, and the selection unit corresponds to the predetermined relationship information based on a determination result by the determination unit. Data to be transmitted to the communication partner is selected according to the selection condition that is attached and stored.

  The invention according to claim 7 of the present invention is the communication terminal device according to claim 6, wherein the condition storage means sets the selection condition based on the user's designation operation as the relationship. The information is stored in association with the information.

  Moreover, invention of Claim 8 among this invention is a communication terminal device of Claim 6, Comprising: The said condition memory | storage means is the said selection conditions based on the said relationship which the said relationship information shows. , And stored in association with the relationship information.

  The invention according to claim 9 of the present invention is a program, wherein the computer has a function of communicating with a communication partner, a function of determining a relationship between a user and the communication partner, and a result of the determination. And a function for selecting data to be transmitted to the communication partner and a function for transmitting the selected data to the communication partner.

  According to the present invention, appropriate data can be transmitted to a communication partner in accordance with the relationship between the user of the communication terminal device and the communication partner.

(1) First, the first embodiment will be described.
(1-1) Device Configuration FIG. 1 is a configuration diagram of a system described as the first embodiment. A mobile phone 1 shown as an example of a communication terminal device communicates with a base station 4 connected to a wireless communication network 3 via an exchange 2 to thereby perform voice communication and data communication with other mobile phones 1 and the like. I do.

  In the present embodiment, the cellular phone 1 is selected as an example of the communication terminal device, but is not limited thereto. For example, it may be any other device having a communication function such as a notebook or desktop personal computer, a portable information terminal such as a PDA (Personal Digital Assistant), a digital camera, a music player, and a portable game machine. .

  FIG. 2 shows a block diagram of the mobile phone 1. As shown in the figure, the mobile phone 1 includes a central control unit 11, a RAM 12 (RAM: Random Access Memory), a ROM 13 (ROM: Read Only Memory), a wireless communication transmitting / receiving unit 14, a short-range communication unit 15, an audio signal processing. A display unit 17, a display unit 17, an operation unit 18, an RTC 19 (RTC: Real Time Clock), and a notification unit 20.

  The central control unit 11 is configured using a CPU (Central Processing Unit), an MPU (Micro Processing Unit), and the like. The central control unit 11 performs overall control of the mobile phone 1 and realizes various functions provided by the mobile phone 1.

  The RAM 12 includes a profile storage unit 121 that stores information related to the user's profile (hereinafter referred to as profile data), and information related to a destination such as a telephone number and a mail address of the communication partner (hereinafter referred to as address book data). Storage areas such as an address book storage unit 122 that stores a certain address book, a schedule storage unit 123 that stores information related to a user's schedule (hereinafter referred to as schedule data), and a selection condition storage unit 124 that stores selection conditions described later. Is provided. The ROM 13 stores programs and data for realizing various functions provided by the mobile phone 1.

  The wireless communication transceiver 14 is configured using a DSP (Digital Signal Processor) or the like. The wireless communication transmitting / receiving unit 14 performs wireless communication with the base station 4 and connects the mobile phone 1 to the wireless communication network 3 so as to be communicable.

  The near field communication unit 15 includes infrared communication (IrDA (Infrared Data Association), non-contact IC communication, wireless LAN, BlueTooth (registered trademark), ZigBee (registered trademark), UWB (Ultra Wide Band), wireless USB (Wireless Universal Serial). It communicates directly with another mobile phone 1 (without going through the wireless communication network 3) by communication (hereinafter referred to as near field communication) such as Bus.

  In this embodiment, data transmission / reception is performed by this short-range communication as described later, but the present invention is not limited to this. Any communication method such as wireless communication via the wireless communication network 3 or wired communication via a data communication cable may be used.

  The audio signal processing unit 16 converts an analog audio signal input to the microphone 161 into a digital signal and inputs the digital signal to the central control unit 11. The audio signal processing unit 16 converts the digital signal input from the central control unit 11 into an analog audio signal and inputs the analog audio signal to the speaker 162.

  The display unit 17 is a device such as a liquid crystal panel, electronic paper (electrophoresis method, liquid crystal method, field deposition method, heat sensitive method, MEMS (Micro Electro Mechanical Systems) method, cathode ray tube monitor).

The operation unit 18 is, for example, an operation button, a touch panel, an operation dial, a keyboard, a mouse, or the like, and converts a user operation input into an electric signal and transmits it to the central control unit 11.
The RTC 19 is a clock that outputs current time information such as date and time.
The notification unit 20 includes a sound speaker 201, an LED 202, a vibration motor 203, and the like. When there is an incoming call or an incoming e-mail, the notification unit 20 operates these devices to notify the user of that fact.

  FIG. 3 shows an example of profile data 300 stored in the profile storage unit 121. The profile data 300 shown in the figure includes a plurality of items 311 (device ID 321 of the mobile phone 1, user name 322, user phone numbers (first phone number 323, second phone number 325), phone number attributes ( First telephone number attribute 324, second telephone number attribute 326), user mail address (first mail address 327, second mail address 329), user mail address attribute (first mail address attribute 328, second mail address) Attribute 330), user's birthday 331, etc.).

  In the device ID 321, identification information for specifying a device such as a manufacturing number of the mobile phone 1 is set. The identification information set in the device ID 321 is used as identification information when the near field communication unit 15 performs near field communication.

  Note that the identification information used for short-range communication is not limited to the device ID. It may be arbitrary identification information that can identify the user and the mobile phone 1, such as the user's name, the user's telephone number, and the user's mail address.

  If the telephone number attribute (first telephone number attribute 324, second telephone number attribute 326) or mail address attribute (first mail address attribute 328, second mail address attribute 330) is business-related, “ If “business” is a private relationship, “private” is set.

  FIG. 4 shows an example of the address book data 400 stored in the address book storage unit 122. The address book data 400 shown in the figure has a plurality of records for each address book ID 411 for identifying address book data. Each record includes a plurality of items 412 (device ID 421 of communication partner mobile phone 1, communication partner name 422, communication partner telephone number (first telephone number 423, second telephone number 425), communication partner telephone number) Attributes (first telephone number attribute 424, second telephone number attribute 426), communication partner mail address (first mail address 427, second mail address 429), communication partner mail address attribute (first mail address attribute 428, The content 413 is set for each of the second mail address attribute 430) and the communication partner's birthday 431).

  The above-described identification information is set in the device ID 321. If the telephone number attribute (first telephone number attribute 424, second telephone number attribute 426) or mail address attribute (first mail address attribute 428, second mail address attribute 430) is business-related, “ If “business” is a private relationship, “private” is set.

  FIG. 5 shows an example of schedule data 500 stored in the schedule storage unit 123. The schedule data 500 shown in the figure has a plurality of records for each schedule ID 511 for identifying schedule data. Each record includes contents 513 set for each of a plurality of items 512 (date 521, time 522, contents 523, attribute 524, etc.).

  In the attribute 524, “business” is set if the schedule set in the record is business relation, and “private” is set if the schedule is private.

  FIG. 6 shows an example of the selection condition 600 stored in the selection condition storage unit 124. As shown in the figure, the selection condition 600 includes each item (reference numeral 321 to 331, reference numeral 421 to 431, reference numeral 521 to 524) of each data type 611 (profile data, address book data, schedule data). In addition, a flag 613 indicating whether or not to transmit to a business-related communication partner, a flag 614 indicating whether or not to transmit to a private-related communication partner, and whether or not to transmit to a communication partner that is neither business-related nor private-related. A flag 615 is set.

  In FIG. 6, transmission is performed when “1” is set in the flag, and transmission is not performed when “0” is set in the flag. For example, “1” is set in the business 613, private 614, and undecided 615 of the device ID 321 whose data type 611 of the selection condition 600 is “profile data”, but this is a device set in the profile data 300 It shows that ID is transmitted to a business relationship, a private relationship, and an undetermined communication partner.

  In the figure, where “* 1” is marked, “1” is automatically set if “business” is set in the corresponding attribute, and “0” is automatically set if “private” is set. For example, “1” is set for the business 613 of the first telephone number 323 of the profile data 300 whose data type 611 of the selection condition 600 is “business” in the first telephone number attribute 324 of the profile data 300. If “private” is set, “0” is set.

  In the figure, where “* 2” is marked, “0” is automatically set if “business” is set in the corresponding attribute, and “1” is automatically set if “private” is set. For example, in the private 614 of the first telephone number 323 whose data type 611 is “profile data”, “0” is set to “private” if “business” is set in the first telephone number attribute 324 of the profile 300. If set, “1” is set.

(1-2) Operation Example Next, a specific operation of the mobile phone 1 will be described. FIG. 7 is a flowchart for explaining the basic operation of the mobile phone 1.

  In the state where the main power source (power supply for operating the main functions of the mobile phone 1) is turned off, has the mobile phone 1 been operated to turn on the main power source (hereinafter referred to as a power-on operation)? Whether or not is monitored (S711). When it is detected that the power-on operation has been performed (S711: YES), the cellular phone 1 turns on the main power, and processing for connecting the cellular phone 1 to the wireless communication network 3, such as location registration processing (hereinafter referred to as waiting). (Referred to as receiving processing) is started (S712).

  After the standby process (S712) is started, the mobile phone 1 determines whether or not a setting operation (new registration, editing, deletion, setting of selection conditions, etc. of various data) has been performed on the operation unit 18 (S713). . If it is determined that the setting operation has been performed (S713: YES), the mobile phone 1 starts a process corresponding to the setting operation (hereinafter referred to as a setting process) (S714). After the setting process (S714) ends, the process returns to S713 again.

  If it is determined in S713 that the setting operation has not been performed (S713: NO), the cellular phone 1 then transmits data to another cellular phone 1 by short-range communication (hereinafter referred to as a data transmission operation). .) Is determined (S715). If it is determined that a data transmission operation has been performed (S715: YES), the mobile phone 1 starts a process of transmitting data corresponding to the data transmission operation (hereinafter referred to as a transmission process (S716)). Details of the transmission process (S716) will be described later. After the transmission process (S716) ends, the process returns to S713.

  If it is determined in S715 that the data transmission operation has not been performed (S715: NO), the mobile phone 1 determines whether data has been received from another mobile phone 1 by short-range communication (S717). If it is determined that the reception of data is detected (S717: YES), the cellular phone 1 starts a process of returning data (hereinafter referred to as a reply process (S718)). Details of the reply process (S718) will be described later. After the reply process (S718) ends, the process returns to S713.

  If it is determined in S717 that data reception is not detected (S717: NO), the mobile phone 1 determines whether or not an incoming call (voice call, video call) is detected (S719). When it is determined that an incoming call has been detected (S719: YES), the mobile phone 1 starts a call process (S720). After the call process (S720) ends, the process returns to S713.

  If it is determined in S719 that an incoming call is not detected (S719: NO), the mobile phone 1 determines whether or not an operation to turn off the main power (hereinafter referred to as a power-off operation) has been performed (S719). S721). When it is determined that the power-off operation has been performed (S721: YES), the mobile phone 1 starts a process of turning off the main power (S722).

  If the power-off operation is not performed in S721 (S721: NO), it is determined whether or not other operations such as a call transmission operation and an e-mail transmission operation have been performed (S723). If it is determined that another operation has been performed (S723: YES), the mobile phone 1 performs other processing (call transmission processing, e-mail transmission processing, etc.) (S724). After the other processing ends, the process returns to S713.

FIG. 8 is a flowchart for explaining the details of the transmission processing (S716) of FIG.
First, the mobile phone 1 accepts an operation (hereinafter referred to as partner designation operation) for designating a data transmission partner in short-range communication (S811). At the time of the partner designation operation, for example, the contents of the address book data 400 may be displayed on the display unit 17 so that the user can select the transmission partner from the display. A search is made for another mobile phone 1 in the vicinity (a mobile phone 1 capable of short-range communication), and the device ID and name are obtained from the searched other mobile phone 1, and these are displayed on the display unit 17 to display the user. You may make it select a transmission partner.

  Next, the cellular phone 1 accepts an operation for specifying data to be transmitted (transmission data specifying operation) (S812). The transmission data specifying operation may be specified by the user in units of data types, such as specifying profile data, specifying address book data, and specifying schedule data, or the individual data constituting these You may make it designate by a unit.

  Next, the mobile phone 1 determines a relationship (hereinafter, relationship between private and business relationships, business relationship only, business relationship only, private relationship only, private relationship or business relationship) regarding the data to be transmitted (hereinafter referred to as relationship). A discrimination process (referred to as S813) is performed. Details of the relationship determination processing (S813) will be described later.

  Next, the cellular phone 1 performs processing for selecting data to be transmitted in accordance with the selection condition 600 (hereinafter referred to as transmission data selection processing (S814)). Details of the transmission data selection process (S814) will be described later.

  Next, the cellular phone transmits the data selected in the transmission data selection process (S814) to the transmission partner designated in S811 by short-range communication (S815).

FIG. 9 is a flowchart illustrating details of the reply process (S718) of FIG.
First, the cellular phone 1 stores data received in short-range communication (hereinafter referred to as received data) (S911). Next, the mobile phone 1 acquires information on the communication partner (the device ID of the other mobile phone 1 that has transmitted the received data and the name of the sender) from the received data (S912).

  Next, the cellular phone 1 acquires the data type (profile data, address book data, schedule data, etc.) of the data from the received data (S913).

  Next, the cellular phone 1 designates data (transmission data) to be transmitted (returned) (S914). Note that the mobile phone 1 automatically designates data of the same data type as the received data as transmission data.

  Next, the cellular phone 1 performs a relationship determination process (S813) described later. In addition, the cellular phone 1 performs a transmission data selection process (S814), which will be described later, following the relationship determination process (S813).

  Next, the cellular phone 1 transmits (replies) the transmission data automatically specified in S914 to the communication partner specified from the information acquired in S912 by short-range communication (S917).

  FIG. 10 is a flowchart for explaining the details of the relationship determination processing (S813) in FIG. 8 or FIG.

  First, the mobile phone 1 searches the address book data 400, and whether information (device ID or name, hereinafter referred to as partner information) of the communication partner (transmission partner or reply partner) is in the address book data 400 (stored). Whether or not) (S1011, S1012).

  If it is determined that the other party information is in the address book data 400 (S1012: YES), the mobile phone 1 next selects the attribute items (first phone number attribute 424, second attribute) of the address book data 400 corresponding to the other party information. It is determined whether or not there is a phone number attribute 426, a first mail address attribute 428, and a second mail address attribute 430) for which “business” is set (S1013).

  When it is determined that there is an item for which “business” is set (S1013: YES), the mobile phone 1 further determines whether there is an item for which “private” is set in the contents of the attribute item. (S1014). If it is determined that there is one for which “private” is set (S1014: YES), the mobile phone 1 determines that the relationship with the communication partner is “both” (for example, the relationship with the communication partner). The information indicating “both” is set in the variable indicating sex.) (S1015).

  In S1012, when it is determined that the partner information is not stored (S1012: NO), the mobile phone 1 determines that the relationship with the communication partner is “undecided” (for example, the relationship with the communication partner is determined). The information indicating “undecided” is set in the indicated variable.) (S1016).

  If it is determined in S1013 that there is no item for which “business” is set (S1013: NO), the mobile phone 1 further determines whether there is any item for which “private” is set in the contents of the attribute item. Is discriminated (S1017). If there is one for which “private” is set (S1017: YES), the mobile phone 1 determines that the relationship with the communication partner is “private” (for example, a variable indicating the relationship with the communication partner). Is set to information meaning “private”) (S1018).

  In S1014, when it is determined that there is no item for which “private” is set (S1014: NO), the mobile phone 1 determines that the relationship with the communication partner is “business” (for example, with the communication partner) The information indicating “business” is set in the variable indicating the relationship between the two (S1019).

  FIG. 11 is a flowchart for explaining the details of the transmission data selection process (S814) in FIGS.

  First, the mobile phone 1 determines whether or not the data type of designated transmission data (transmission data designated in S812 or S914) is profile data (S1111). When it is determined that the data type is profile data (S1111: YES), the mobile phone 1 selects the selection condition 600 of the profile data according to the relationship (the relationship determined in the relationship determination process (S813)). (S1112), and the item 311 of the profile data 300 is selected as an item to be transmitted according to the read selection condition (S1113). For example, if the relationship determined in the relationship determination process (S813) is “business”, whether or not the data type 611 reads the profile data selection condition from the selection condition 600 and transmits it to the business-related communication partner. The item whose flag 613 is “1” and the item whose attribute is “business” out of the items whose flag 613 is “* 1” are read from the profile data 300 and selected as items to be transmitted To do. If the relationship determined in the relationship determination process (S813) is “both”, all items 311 of the profile data 300 are selected as items to be transmitted.

  If it is determined in S1111 that the data type of the designated transmission data is not profile data (S1111: NO), the mobile phone 1 then selects the data of the designated transmission data (transmission data designated in S812 or S914). It is determined whether or not the type is address book data (S1114).

  If it is determined that the data type is address book data (S1114: YES), the mobile phone 1 selects the address book data selection condition according to the relationship (the relationship determined in the relationship determination process (S813)). Reading from the condition 600 (S1115), the item 412 of the address book data 400 is selected as an item to be transmitted according to the read selection condition (S1116). When the relationship determined in the relationship determination process (S813) is “both”, all items 412 of the address book data 400 are selected as items to be transmitted.

  If it is determined in S1114 that the data type of the specified transmission data is not address book data (S1114: NO), the mobile phone 1 responds to the relationship (the relationship determined in the relationship determination process (S813)). The schedule data selection condition is read from the selection condition 600 (S1117), and the item 512 of the schedule data 500 is selected as an item to be transmitted according to the read selection condition (S1118). If the relationship determined in the relationship determination process (S813) is “both”, all items 512 of the schedule data 500 are selected as items to be transmitted.

(2) Next, a second embodiment will be described.
Note that in the second embodiment, the same or the same name as the first embodiment is denoted by the same reference numeral, the description thereof will be omitted, and the characteristic portions of the second embodiment will be mainly described below. It shall be explained in

(2-1) System Configuration Example The system configuration described as the second embodiment is the same as the system configuration of the first embodiment shown in FIG. The hardware configuration of the mobile phone 1 described as the second embodiment is the same as the hardware configuration of the mobile phone 1 in the first embodiment.

  FIG. 12 shows the configuration of the RAM 12 of the mobile phone 1 described as the second embodiment. As shown in the figure, the cellular phone 1 of this embodiment includes a profile storage unit 121 that stores profile data 300, an address book storage unit 122 that stores address book data 400, and a schedule storage unit that stores schedule data 500. 123 and an operation mode storage unit 125.

  FIG. 13 shows an example of operation mode data 1300 stored in the operation mode storage unit 125. As shown in the figure, the operation mode data 1300 includes a plurality of records each having items of a mode ID 1311, a mode name 1312, a telephone number 1313, a mail address 1314, and a setting flag 1315.

  Among these, the mode ID 1311 is set with a mode ID that is identification information given for each operation mode (business mode, private mode, etc.) of the mobile phone 1. In the mode name 1312, the name of the operation mode is set. In the telephone number 1313, the telephone number of the user used in this operation mode is set. In the mail address 1314, the mail address of the user used in this operation mode is set. In the setting flag 1315, a flag indicating whether or not the operation mode is currently set is set. When “1” is set in the flag, it indicates that it is currently set, and when “0” is set in the flag, it indicates that it is not currently set. The setting contents of the setting flag 1315 can be set and input by the user.

  FIG. 14 shows an example of profile data 300 stored in the profile storage unit 121. The profile data 300 of this embodiment has items such as a business phone number and a private phone number instead of having an attribute item for a phone number or an e-mail address, and setting of selection conditions. The configuration is different from the profile data 300 shown in FIG. 3 in that the information 313 and 314 are included.

  FIG. 15 shows an example of the address book data 400 stored in the address book storage unit 122. The address book data 400 of the present embodiment does not have an attribute item for a telephone number or mail address, and a plurality of records having a plurality of items set for each address book ID 411 further includes an operation mode (mode ID 410). ), The configuration is different from the address book data 400 shown in FIG.

  FIG. 16 shows an example of schedule data 500 stored in the schedule storage unit 123. The schedule data 500 of the present embodiment has no attribute item, and a plurality of records having a plurality of items set for each schedule ID 511 are further set (stored) for each operation mode (mode ID 510). However, the configuration differs from the schedule data 500 shown in FIG.

(2-2) Operation Example The operation of the mobile phone 1 described as the second embodiment is the same as the first embodiment in the basic operation (FIGS. 7, 8, and 9). The contents of (S813) and transmission data selection processing (S814) are different.

FIG. 17 is a flowchart illustrating the relationship determination processing (S813) described as the second embodiment.
As shown in the figure, the cellular phone 1 first reads a record in which “1” is set in the content of the setting flag 1315 from the operation mode data 1300 stored in the operation mode storage unit 125 (S1711).

  Next, the mobile phone 1 determines whether or not the content of the mode name 1312 of the read record is “business” (S1712). When it is determined that the content of the mode name 1312 is “business” (S1712: YES), the mobile phone 1 determines that the relationship with the communication partner is “business” (for example, the relationship with the communication partner). The information indicating “business” is set in the variable indicating “.” (S1713).

  If it is determined in S1712 that the business is not “business” (S1712: NO), the mobile phone 1 determines that the relationship with the communication partner is “private” (for example, a variable indicating the relationship with the communication partner). Is set to information meaning “private”) (S1714).

FIG. 18 is a modification of the relationship determination process (S813) shown in FIG.
First, the mobile phone 1 searches the address book data 400, and whether information (device ID or name, hereinafter referred to as partner information) of the communication partner (transmission partner or reply partner) is in the address book data 400 (stored). Whether or not) (S1811, S1812).

  When it is determined that the other party information is in the address book data 400 (S1812: YES), the mobile phone 1 next has an address book whose partner information is the business mode address book (the content of the mode ID 410 is “M01”). Or the address book in the private mode address book (the content of the mode ID 410 is “M02”) is determined (S1813).

  When it is determined that the partner information is in the business mode address book (S1813: YES), the mobile phone 1 determines that the relationship with the communication partner is “business” (for example, the relationship with the communication partner is determined). The information indicating “business” is set in the indicated variable.) (S1814).

  In S1813, when it is determined that the partner information is not in the business mode address book, that is, when it is determined that the partner information is in the private mode address book (S1813: NO), the mobile phone 1 has a relationship with the communication partner of “ "Private" is determined (for example, information meaning "private" is set in a variable indicating the relationship with the communication partner) (S1815).

  In S1812, when it is determined that the partner information is not in the address book data 400 (S1812: NO), the mobile phone 1 determines that the relationship with the communication partner is “undecided” (for example, the relationship with the communication partner). The information indicating “undecided” is set in the variable indicating sex.) (S1816).

FIG. 19 is a flowchart illustrating the transmission data selection process (S814) described as the second embodiment.
First, the mobile phone 1 determines whether or not the data type of designated transmission data (transmission data designated in S812 or S914) is profile data (S1911).

  When it is determined that the data is profile data (S1911: YES), the mobile phone 1 reads the selection condition of the profile data according to the relationship (the relationship determined in the relationship determination process (S813)) from the selection condition 600 ( In step S1912, the item 311 of the profile data 300 is selected as an item to be transmitted in accordance with the read selection condition (S1913). If the relationship determined in the relationship determination process (S813) is “undecided”, none of the items 311 in the profile data 300 is selected.

  If it is determined in S1911 that the data is not profile data (S1911: NO), then the mobile phone 1 determines whether the data type of the specified transmission data (transmission data specified in S812 or S914) is address book data. Is determined (S1914).

  If it is determined that the data is address book data (S1914: YES), the mobile phone 1 is stored in the address book storage unit 122 in an operation mode corresponding to the relationship (the relationship determined in the relationship determination process (S813)). Currently selected address book data is selected (S1915).

  If it is determined in S1914 that the data is not address book data (S1914: NO), the mobile phone 1 stores it in the schedule storage unit 123 in an operation mode according to the relationship (relationship determined in the relationship determination process (S813)). The scheduled schedule data is selected (S1916).

  By the way, in the above description (the first embodiment and the second embodiment), the case where the type of the relationship with the communication partner is “business”, “private”, “undecided” has been described as an example. The type of is not limited to these. For example, the relationship with the communication partner may be arbitrary, such as “friend relationship in high school”, “friend relationship in college”, “family”, “friend”, “other”, and the like.

  Moreover, although the case where the data type is profile data, address book data, and schedule data has been described, the data type is not limited to this and may be arbitrary data.

  According to the above, appropriate data can be transmitted to the communication partner according to the relationship between the user of the communication terminal device and the communication partner.

  The relationship between the user of the communication terminal device and the communication partner can be appropriately determined based on the relationship information stored in association with the identification information of the communication partner. For example, it is possible to appropriately determine that a communication partner in which a business telephone number or mail address is stored is a business relationship.

  The relationship between the user of the communication terminal device and the communication partner can be appropriately determined based on the set operation mode. For example, when the business operation mode is set, it is possible to appropriately determine that the communication partner to communicate with is business relation.

  Based on the relationship between the user of the communication terminal device and the communication partner, a field to be transmitted to the communication partner can be appropriately selected. For example, if you are a business partner, send a business field (business phone number, company address, business schedule details, etc.) and a private field (private phone number, birthday) , Home address, private schedule details, etc.) can be selected not to be transmitted. Also, more appropriate data can be transmitted by selecting in field units. For example, it is possible to take a fine response such that the private schedule is not transmitted to the business-related communication partner, but the date and time is transmitted.

  Based on the relationship between the user of the communication terminal device and the communication partner, data to be transmitted to the communication partner can be appropriately selected. For example, a business-related communication partner can select to send business-related address book data and schedule data and not to send private-related address book and schedule data.

  Data to be transmitted can be selected according to a selection condition according to the relationship between the user of the communication terminal device and the communication partner.

  Since the user can specify in advance conditions for selecting data to be transmitted for each relationship, selection according to the user's wishes can be made.

  Since the user can automatically specify the conditions for selecting the data to be transmitted, the selection can be made without requiring a complicated operation.

It is a block diagram of the system demonstrated as 1st Embodiment. 1 is a block diagram of a mobile phone 1 described as a first embodiment. It is an example of the profile data 300 demonstrated as 1st Embodiment. It is an example of the address book data 400 demonstrated as 1st Embodiment. It is an example of the schedule data 500 demonstrated as 1st Embodiment. This is an example of the selection condition 600. 3 is a flowchart for explaining basic operations of the mobile phone 1. It is a flowchart explaining the transmission process (S716) of FIG. It is a flowchart explaining the reply process (S718) of FIG. It is a flowchart explaining the relationship determination process (S813) demonstrated as 1st Embodiment. It is a flowchart explaining the transmission data selection process (S814) demonstrated as 1st Embodiment. It is the structure of RAM12 of the mobile telephone 1 demonstrated as 2nd Embodiment. 4 is an example of operation mode data 1300. It is an example of the profile data 300 demonstrated as 2nd Embodiment. It is an example of the address book data 400 demonstrated as 2nd Embodiment. It is an example of the schedule data 500 demonstrated as 2nd Embodiment. It is a flowchart explaining the relationship determination process (S813) demonstrated as 2nd Embodiment. It is a flowchart explaining the relationship determination process (S813) demonstrated as 2nd Embodiment. It is a flowchart explaining the transmission data selection process (S814) demonstrated as 2nd Embodiment.

Explanation of symbols

1 mobile phone 2 exchange 3 wireless communication network 4 base station 11 central control unit 12 RAM
121 Profile storage unit 122 Address book storage unit 123 Schedule storage unit 124 Selection condition storage unit 125 Operation mode storage unit 13 ROM
14 Wireless communication transceiver 15 Short-range communication 16 Audio signal processor 17 Display 18 Operation 19 RTC
20 Notification unit 201 Sound speaker 202 LED
203 Vibration motor

Claims (9)

A communication terminal device,
A communication means for communicating with a communication partner;
Determining means for determining a relationship between a user of the communication terminal device and the communication partner;
Selection means for selecting data to be transmitted to the communication partner based on the determination result by the determination means;
Transmission control means for transmitting data selected by the selection means to the communication partner. The communication terminal device according to claim 1,
An identification information storage unit that stores the identification information of the communication partner in association with the relationship information indicating the relationship between the user and the communication partner;
The determination means determines the relationship between the user and the communication partner based on the relationship information stored in association with the identification information of the communication partner. apparatus. The communication terminal device according to claim 1,
Further comprising setting means for setting an operation mode according to the relationship between the user and the communication partner;
The determination unit determines the relationship between the user and the communication partner based on an operation mode set by the setting unit. The communication terminal device according to claim 1,
Data storage means for storing data composed of a plurality of fields;
The selection unit selects a field to be transmitted to the communication partner from among a plurality of fields of data stored in the data storage unit based on a determination result by the determination unit as data to be transmitted to the communication partner. A communication terminal device characterized by being selected. The communication terminal device according to claim 1,
Data storage means for storing data in association with relationship information indicating the relationship between the user and the communication partner;
The selection means selects the data stored in association with the predetermined relationship information based on the determination result by the determination means as the data to be transmitted to the communication partner. Communication terminal device. The communication terminal device according to claim 1,
A condition storage means for storing a selection condition indicating which data is selected as data to be transmitted to the communication partner in association with relationship information indicating the relationship between the user and the communication partner;
The selection unit selects data to be transmitted to the communication partner according to the selection condition stored in association with predetermined relationship information based on a determination result by the determination unit. Communication terminal device. The communication terminal device according to claim 6,
The condition storage means stores the selection condition in association with the relationship information based on the user's designation operation. The communication terminal device according to claim 6,
The condition storage means stores the selection condition based on the relationship indicated by the relationship information in association with the relationship information. On the computer,
A function to communicate with the communication partner,
A function of determining the relationship between the user and the communication partner;
A function of selecting data to be transmitted to the communication partner based on the determination result;
A program for realizing the function of transmitting the selected data to the communication partner.