JP2016194933A - Portable terminal, display control program, and display control method - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To prevent a user from forgetting contents notified.SOLUTION: A portable terminal includes: a camera module that outputs an image; a display part that displays information of specific conditions when the specific conditions are satisfied; a voice output part that outputs voice when specific conditions are satisfied; and a control part that executes removal processing for information. The display part performs a display for encouraging execution of decryption processing of a code image included in an image. The control part executes the decryption processing when a predetermined operation is performed, and executes the removal processing when determining that a decryption result coincides with information that has been registered in advance.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to a mobile terminal, a display control program, and a display control method, and particularly to a mobile terminal, a display control program, and a display control method that can be notified by display when a specific condition is satisfied.

  An example of a portable terminal that can be notified by display when a specific condition is satisfied is disclosed in Patent Document 1. In the foldable mobile phone device of Patent Document 1, when the scheduled time arrives, the second display portion provided on the outer surface is illuminated by the backlight and a notification sound is emitted. In addition, a telop representing the schedule content is displayed on the illuminated second display section. Then, the user can stop the notification operation by pressing the side switch for a short time during the notification.

JP 2004-32596 A [H04M 1/00, H04M 1/02]

  However, in the foldable mobile phone device of Patent Document 1, when the schedule content prompts an action such as “drug taking”, the user stops the notification operation and then leaves the mobile phone device. May end up. Therefore, the user may not actually act even if the schedule content is confirmed.

  Therefore, a main object of the present invention is to provide a novel portable terminal, a display control program, and a display control method.

  Another object of the present invention is to provide a portable terminal, a display control program, and a display control method that can prevent the user from forgetting the notified contents.

  The present invention employs the following configuration in order to solve the above problems. The reference numerals in parentheses, supplementary explanations, and the like indicate the corresponding relationship with the embodiments described in order to help understanding of the present invention, and do not limit the present invention.

  According to a first aspect of the present invention, there is provided a portable terminal having a first display unit that displays detailed information indicating details of the specific condition and an execution unit that executes a deletion process of the detailed information when the specific condition is satisfied. Is a portable terminal comprising: a second display unit that displays a display prompting execution of different predetermined processes; and a prohibition unit that prohibits execution of the erasure process by the execution unit until the predetermined process is executed.

In the first invention, the first display unit (24, S23, S83, S123) of the portable terminal (10: reference numerals exemplifying corresponding parts in the embodiment, hereinafter the same), for example, the current time is specified condition. When the registered schedule time is reached, detailed information (90, 92) indicating the contents of the schedule is displayed. This detailed information is erased when the erasure process is executed by the execution unit (24, S43, S105, S139). When the detailed information is displayed, the second display unit (24, S35, S95, S125) performs a display (68, 76, 78) that prompts execution of a predetermined process different from an erasing process such as a shooting process. The prohibition unit (24, S37, S97, S129) prohibits the execution of the erasure process until a predetermined process is executed by the user, for example.

  According to the first invention, it is possible to prevent the user from forgetting the content of the detailed information by preventing the detailed information from being erased until the predetermined process is executed.

  The second invention is dependent on the first invention, and the display for prompting execution of the predetermined process includes a process key, and the predetermined process is executed when the operation related to the display of the process key is performed. The prohibition unit includes a determination unit that determines whether the predetermined process is executed by the predetermined process execution unit.

  In the second invention, the display prompting execution of the predetermined process includes a process key (68, 76, 78) for executing the predetermined process. The predetermined process execution unit (24, S39, S99, S135) executes the predetermined process when the process key is operated using, for example, a hard key. And a judgment part (24, S37, S97, S129) judges whether the predetermined process was performed by the predetermined process execution part.

  According to the second invention, the user can easily know the predetermined process to be executed in order to erase the detailed information by looking at the displayed process key.

  A third invention is dependent on the first invention or the second invention, and stores a time information output unit for outputting time information, and time information output by the time information output unit when a predetermined process is executed. A storage unit is further provided.

  In 3rd invention, a time information output part (24a) is RTC contained in a processor, for example, and outputs time information. A memory | storage part (24, S41, S103, S137) memorize | stores time information, when a predetermined process is performed.

  According to the third aspect, since the time when the predetermined process is executed is recorded, the user can remember the actions performed according to the detailed information in time series order.

  A fourth invention is according to the second invention or the third invention, further comprising a camera module for outputting an image, wherein the processing key includes a photographing key for executing a photographing process, and the predetermined processing is performed by the image processing. Including the shooting process.

  In the fourth invention, the camera module (36-40) includes an image sensor (38) and the like, and outputs an image. When the detailed information is displayed, a shooting key (68) that prompts execution of image shooting processing is displayed.

  According to the 4th invention, since it can image | photograph when acting according to the content of detailed information, the user can remember the mode at that time easily.

  A fifth invention is according to any one of the second to fourth inventions, further comprising a camera module that outputs an image, and the processing key includes a reading key for reading a code image included in the image. The predetermined process includes a decoding process of the code image.

  In the fifth invention, the camera module (36-40) outputs an image as in the fourth invention. When the detailed information is displayed, a reading key (76) that prompts execution of the decoding process of the code image (Q) included in the image is displayed.

  According to the fifth aspect, by using the code image, the user can record his / her action content and detailed information on the object (subject) used when acting. Therefore, the user can specifically remember the state when he / she acted.

  A sixth invention is according to any one of the second to fifth inventions, further comprising a positioning unit for positioning the current position, and the processing key includes a positioning key for positioning the position, The process includes a positioning process using a positioning unit.

  In 6th invention, a positioning part (42,44) measures a present position, for example using a GPS signal. When the detailed information is displayed, a positioning key (78) that prompts execution of positioning processing is displayed.

  According to the sixth aspect, the user can remember the place where he / she acted based on the detailed information.

  A seventh invention is according to any one of the second to sixth inventions, further comprising a short-range wireless communication circuit for a contactless authentication process, wherein the processing key executes the contactless authentication process The predetermined process includes a contactless authentication process.

  In the seventh invention, the short-range wireless communication circuit is an NFC (Near Field Communication) circuit built in, for example, a non-contact IC card such as Felica (registered trademark). For example, when an authentication key is operated by the user, a non-contact authentication process is executed to settle a product fee. When the non-contact authentication process is executed, the detailed information display is deleted.

  According to the seventh invention, for example, when the contactless authentication process can be executed for the settlement of the commodity price, the user can prevent forgetting to buy by shopping.

  The eighth invention is dependent on any one of the third to seventh inventions, and the specific condition includes that the current time reaches a predetermined time.

  In the eighth invention, for example, the user can register a predetermined time such as a schedule time and an alarm time in the schedule function and the alarm function. When the current time reaches the predetermined time registered as described above, it is determined that the specific condition is satisfied.

  According to the eighth aspect, detailed information can be displayed when the current time reaches a predetermined time.

  The ninth invention is dependent on the sixth invention or the eighth invention, and the specific condition includes reaching a predetermined place.

  In the ninth invention, for example, the user registers a predetermined place (range) such as a supermarket as a specific condition using the map function.

  According to the ninth aspect, detailed information can be displayed when the current position reaches a registered predetermined location.

A tenth invention is according to any one of the second to ninth inventions, further comprising a key input device including a hard key corresponding to the processing key, and the predetermined processing execution unit is configured to receive the processing key by the hard key. When operated, a predetermined process is executed.

  In the tenth invention, the key input device (26) includes a hard key corresponding to the processing key. When the hard key is operated, a predetermined process is executed.

  An eleventh invention is according to any one of the second to ninth inventions, further comprising a touch panel provided on the display of the processing keys, and a detection unit that detects a touch operation on the touch panel, and performs predetermined processing. The unit executes a predetermined process when a touch operation is performed within the display range of the process key.

  In the eleventh aspect of the invention, for example, a touch panel is provided on the display that displays the processing keys, and the detection unit detects a touch operation on the touch panel. When a touch operation is performed within the display range of the process key, a predetermined process is executed.

  According to the tenth invention and the eleventh invention, operations related to the display of the processing keys can be performed using various interfaces such as a key input device and a touch panel.

  A twelfth invention is dependent on any one of the second to eleventh inventions, a notification unit that notifies the outside that a predetermined process has been executed, and a time when the notification unit notifies the outside. A third display unit for displaying is further provided.

  In the twelfth invention, the notification unit (24, S63) transmits a notification mail to the external device, for example, when a predetermined process is executed. For example, the third display unit (24, S65) displays the time when the notification mail is transmitted on the display.

  According to the twelfth aspect, the user can check the time notified to the external terminal.

  In the thirteenth aspect, when the specific condition is satisfied, the first display unit (S23, S83, S123) for displaying the detailed information (90, 92) indicating the details of the specific condition and the detailed information erasing process are executed. A second display unit (68, 76, 78) that has an execution unit (S43, S105, S139) and displays (68, 76, 78) that prompts the processor (24) of the portable terminal (10) to execute a predetermined process different from the erasure process. S35, S95, S125) and a display control program that functions as a prohibition unit (S37, S97, S129) that prohibits execution of the erasure process by the execution unit until a predetermined process is executed.

  In the thirteenth invention, similarly to the first invention, it is possible to prevent the user from forgetting the content of the detailed information by preventing the detailed information from being erased until the predetermined process is executed.

  In the fourteenth aspect, when the specific condition is satisfied, the first display unit (S23, S83, S123) for displaying the detailed information (90, 92) indicating the details of the specific condition and the detailed information erasing process are executed. This is a display control method for the portable terminal (10) having an execution unit (S43, S105, S139), and displays (68, 76, 78) prompting execution of a predetermined process different from the erasure process (S35, S95). , S125), and the execution of the erasure process is prohibited until the predetermined process is executed (S37, S97, S129).

  In the fourteenth invention, similarly to the first invention, it is possible to prevent the user from forgetting the content of the detailed information by preventing the detailed information from being erased until the predetermined process is executed.

  According to this invention, it is possible to prevent the user from forgetting the contents of the pop-up by preventing the pop-up from being erased until the predetermined process is executed.

  The above object, other objects, features, and advantages of the present invention will become more apparent from the following detailed description of embodiments with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 is an illustrative view showing an electrical configuration of a mobile phone according to an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 2 is an illustrative view showing one example of a pop-up of the first embodiment displayed on the display shown in FIG. FIG. 3 is an illustrative view showing one example of a through image of the first embodiment displayed on the display shown in FIG. 1. FIG. 4 is an illustrative view showing one example of a standby image displayed on the display shown in FIG. FIG. 5 is an illustrative view showing one example of a list table displayed on the display shown in FIG. FIG. 6 is an illustrative view showing one example of a memory map of the RAM shown in FIG. FIG. 7 is a flowchart showing an example of registration processing of the processor shown in FIG. FIG. 8 is a flowchart showing an example of the display control process of the first embodiment of the processor shown in FIG. FIG. 9 is a flowchart showing an example of notification processing of the processor shown in FIG. FIG. 10 is an illustrative view showing one example of a pop-up of the second embodiment displayed on the display shown in FIG. FIG. 11 is an illustrative view showing one example of a through image of the second embodiment displayed on the display shown in FIG. 1. FIG. 12 is a flowchart showing an example of display control processing of the second embodiment of the processor shown in FIG. FIG. 13 is an illustrative view showing one example of a pop-up of the first embodiment displayed on the display shown in FIG. FIG. 14 is a flowchart showing an example of the display control process of the third embodiment of the processor shown in FIG.

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Referring to FIG. 1, a mobile phone 10 is a kind of mobile terminal, and includes a processor 24 called a computer or a CPU. The processor 24 includes a wireless communication circuit 14, an A / D converter 16, a D / A converter 20, a key input device 26, a display driver 28, a flash memory 32, a RAM 34, a camera control circuit 36, a GPS circuit 42, and the like. Is connected.

  An antenna 12 is connected to the wireless communication circuit 14. A microphone 18 is connected to the A / D converter 16, and a speaker 22 is connected to the D / A converter 20. A display 30 is connected to the display driver 28. A lens motor (not shown) for controlling the lens positions of the image sensor 38 and the focus lens 40 is connected to the camera control circuit 36. A GPS antenna 44 is connected to the GPS circuit 42.

The processor 24 includes an RTC (Real-Time Clock) 24 a and controls the entire mobile phone 10. The RTC 24a functions as a time information output unit and outputs time information. Further, the output result of the RTC 24 a is used for various functions of the mobile phone 10. The RAM 34 is used as a work area (including a drawing area) or a buffer area of the processor 24. Content data such as characters, images, sounds, sounds and videos of the mobile phone 10 is recorded in the flash memory 32.

  The A / D converter 16 converts an analog audio signal for audio or sound input through the microphone 18 into a digital audio signal. The D / A converter 20 converts (decodes) the digital audio signal into an analog audio signal, and supplies the analog audio signal to the speaker 22 via an amplifier (not shown). Therefore, sound or sound corresponding to the analog sound signal is output from the speaker 22. The processor 24 can adjust the volume of the sound output from the speaker 22 by controlling the amplification factor of the amplifier.

  The key input device 26 includes hard keys such as a call key, a function key, and a call end key. In addition, information (key data) on keys operated by the user is input to the processor 24. Further, when each key included in the key input device 26 is operated, a click sound is generated. Therefore, the user can obtain an operational feeling for the key operation by listening to the click sound.

  The display driver 28 controls display on the display 30 connected to the display driver 28 under the instruction of the processor 24. The display driver 28 also includes a video memory (not shown) that temporarily stores image data to be displayed.

  The camera control circuit 36 is a circuit for taking a still image or a moving image with the mobile phone 10. For example, when an operation for executing a camera function is performed, the processor 24 executes the camera function and activates the camera control circuit 36. The camera control circuit 36, the image sensor 38, and the focus lens 40 collectively function as a camera module.

  In the imaging area of the image sensor 38, a light receiving element corresponding to SXGA (1280 × 1024 pixels) is displayed. For this reason, when the image sensor 38 is irradiated with the optical image of the subject, a charge corresponding to the optical image of the subject, that is, a SXGA raw image signal is generated by photoelectric conversion in the imaging area. The user can change the image size (number of pixels) of the image data to XGA (1024 × 768 pixels), VGA (640 × 480 pixels), etc. in addition to SXGA.

  When the camera function is executed, the processor 24 activates an image sensor driver built in the camera control circuit 36 in order to display a real-time moving image of the subject, that is, a through image (preview image) on the display 30, and performs an exposure operation and The image sensor driver is instructed to perform a charge readout operation corresponding to the designated readout region.

  The image sensor driver performs exposure of the imaging surface of the image sensor 38 and reading of electric charges generated by the exposure. As a result, a raw image signal is output from the image sensor 38. The output raw image signal is input to the camera control circuit 36. The camera control circuit 36 performs processing such as color separation, white balance adjustment, and YUV conversion on the input raw image signal, and the YUV format. Generate image data. Then, the YUV format image data is input to the processor 24.

The YUV format image data input to the processor 24 is stored (temporarily stored) in the RAM 34 by the processor 24. Further, the stored YUV format image data is converted into RGB format image data by the processor 24, and then supplied from the RAM 34 to the display driver 28. Then, RGB format image data is output to the display 30. Accordingly, a through image of low pixels (for example, 320 × 240 pixels) representing the subject is displayed on the display 30.

  Further, the camera control circuit 36 calculates a focus evaluation value from the raw image signal and outputs the focus evaluation value to the processor 24. The processor 24 executes AF (Autofocus) processing based on the focus evaluation value output from the camera control circuit 36. When the AF process is executed, the camera control circuit 36 adjusts the lens position of the focus lens 40 by controlling the lens motor under the instruction of the processor 24. As a result, a through image in which the subject is in focus is displayed on the display 30.

  Here, when a photographing operation is performed, the processor 24 executes a photographing process. That is, the processor 24 subjects the SXGA raw image signal output from the image sensor 38 to signal processing, temporarily stores it in the RAM 34, and executes recording processing on the flash memory 32. When the recording process is executed, image data is read from the RAM 34 through the processor 24. Then, the processor 24 associates the meta information with the read image data and stores it in the flash memory 32 as one image file. Further, the processor 24 outputs a sound for notifying that the photographing process is being executed from a speaker (not shown).

  The meta information includes time information, image size, and model name (model number) of the mobile phone 10. When a memory card can be connected to the mobile phone 10, the image file may be stored in the memory card. Also, meta information associated with image data is stored in Exif format.

  Here, the mobile phone 10 can execute a barcode reading function using a camera control function. This barcode reading function decodes a character string from the code image by reading a code image such as a two-dimensional barcode (in the embodiment, QR code (registered trademark)).

  For example, when the barcode reading function is executed on the mobile phone 10, a through image and a reading key 76 (see FIG. 3) are displayed on the display 30. Then, when the QR code is shown in the through image and the hard key corresponding to the reading key 76 is operated, the QR code is read from the through image and a decoding process is added. As a result, a character string included in the QR code can be obtained.

  The GPS circuit 42 is activated when an operation for positioning (acquiring) the current position is performed. The GPS antenna 44 receives a GPS signal transmitted from the GPS satellite 300 and outputs it to the GPS circuit 42. Then, the processor 24 calculates a latitude and a longitude as current position data by executing a positioning process based on the received GPS signal. Thus, in the mobile phone 10, the GPS circuit 42 and the GPS antenna 44 function as a positioning unit, so that the current position can be measured.

  In FIG. 1, only one GPS satellite 300 is drawn for simplicity, but in order to determine the current position, GPS signals must be received from at least three GPS satellites 300. . However, in the normal positioning process, only the latitude and longitude can be calculated due to the two-dimensional positioning. However, when the GPS signals can be received from the four GPS satellites 300, the altitude can also be calculated by the three-dimensional positioning.

The wireless communication circuit 14 is a circuit for performing wireless communication by the CDMA method. For example, when the user instructs a telephone call (calling) using the key input device 26, the wireless communication circuit 14 executes a telephone call process under the instruction of the processor 24, and sends a telephone call signal via the antenna 12. Is output. The telephone call signal is transmitted to the other party's telephone through a base station and a communication network (not shown). Then, when an incoming call process is performed at the other party's telephone, a communicable state is established, and the processor 24 executes a call process.

  The normal call processing will be described in detail. The modulated audio signal transmitted from the other party's telephone is received by the antenna 12. The received modulated audio signal is demodulated and decoded by the wireless communication circuit 14. The received voice signal obtained by these processes is converted into an analog voice signal by the D / A converter 20 and then output from the speaker 22. On the other hand, the transmission voice signal captured through the microphone 18 is converted into a digital voice signal by the A / D converter 16 and then given to the processor 24. The transmission signal converted into the digital audio signal is subjected to encoding processing and modulation processing by the wireless communication circuit 14 under the instruction of the processor 24, and is output via the antenna 12. Therefore, the modulated voice signal is transmitted to the other party's telephone through the base station and the communication network.

  When a telephone call signal from the other party's telephone is received by the antenna 12, the radio communication circuit 14 notifies the processor 24 of an incoming call (incoming call). In response to this, the processor 24 controls the display driver 28 to display caller information (such as a telephone number) described in the incoming call notification on the display 30. At substantially the same time, the processor 24 outputs a ring tone (sometimes called a ringing melody or a ringing voice) from a speaker (not shown).

  When the user performs a response operation using the call key, the wireless communication circuit 14 executes a telephone call incoming process under the instruction of the processor 24. Further, the communicable state is established, and the processor 24 executes the normal call process described above.

  Further, when a call end operation is performed with the call end key after shifting to the call ready state, the processor 24 controls the wireless communication circuit 14 to transmit a call end signal to the other party. Then, after transmitting the call end signal, the processor 24 ends the call process. The processor 24 also ends the call process when a call end signal is received from the other party first. Furthermore, the processor 24 also ends the call process when a call end signal is received from the mobile communication network regardless of the call partner.

  In addition, the mobile phone 10 can establish communication with a mail server, a data server, and the like via a network (not shown). The mobile phone 10 can execute a mail function and a browser function by communicating with those servers.

  Furthermore, the mobile phone 10 has a schedule function, and can register the schedule time, the contents of the schedule, and the like in advance. When the current time output by the RTC 24a reaches the registered schedule time, sound is output from the speaker 22 and detailed information on the schedule is displayed on the display 30.

  For example, when the user registers “schedule time” and its contents, such as “take medicine” at “10:30”, a pop-up 90 is displayed on the display 30 as detailed information.

  Referring to FIG. 2, the display 30 includes a status display area 60 for displaying icons indicating date and time, a remaining battery level and a reception status, and a function display area 62 for displaying a pop-up 90. The pop-up 90 includes “10:30” as the schedule time, and “take medicine” as the details (contents) of the schedule.

Further, a camera key 64 and a detail key 66 are displayed in the function display area 62. The camera key 64 is a key for executing a camera function, and the detail key 66 is a key for displaying details of a schedule indicated by a pop-up 90. For example, when a hard key corresponding to the detail key 66 is operated, details of the registered schedule are displayed on the display 30.

  Here, in this embodiment, the display of the pop-up 90 is not erased until a predetermined process is executed. That is, the user can delete the pop-up 90 by acting according to the pop-up 90 and executing a predetermined process in association with the action.

  For example, in the first embodiment, when a hard key corresponding to the camera key 64 is operated, a through image is displayed on the display 30 as shown in FIG.

  Referring to FIG. 3, the function display area 62 displays a through image and a shooting key 68. In addition, the display position of the small pop-up 90 a whose size has been reduced is changed to the upper left of the function display area 62. Further, a registered image 70 registered with the schedule time is displayed on the upper right of the function display area 62. If no image is registered, nothing is displayed in the upper right of the function display area 62.

  In this state, for example, when the user operates the hard key corresponding to the shooting key 68 as an operation related to the shooting key 68 with reference to the registered image 70, the shooting process is executed and the image file is stored in the flash memory. 32. As a result, the pop-up 90 erasing process is executed, and a standby image indicating the standby state is displayed on the display 30 as shown in FIG.

  When the shooting key 68 is operated, the shooting time, the display content of the pop-up 90, and the address path indicating the storage destination of the image file are associated and recorded in the history table. And the user can confirm the action performed in the past and the process result obtained by performing a predetermined process by a history table.

  Referring to FIG. 5, when an operation for displaying a schedule registered by the user is performed, a list table is displayed on display 30. This list table includes a “date and time” column indicating the schedule time, a “display content” column indicating the content displayed by the pop-up 90, and a “status” column indicating whether the predetermined processing has been executed. Further, in the “state” column, a row recorded as “done” is read from the history table, and a row recorded as “not yet” is read from the schedule data.

For example, in the first row of the list table, the date and time of “20XX / 1/31/10: 35” read from the history table, the content of “drug taking”, and the status of “done” are displayed. Indicated. In the second line, the date and time of “20XX / 1/31/10: 40” read from the schedule data and “
The display content of “drug taking” and the state of “not yet” are written. That is, the user can grasp the entire schedule from the list table.

  Each row of the list table can be selected by the key input device 26. When a row written as “Done” is selected, an image photographed by the photographing process is displayed on the display 30. For example, when the first line is selected, an image including medicine is displayed on the display 30. Then, the user can check the type of medicine taken and the time taken in accordance with the registered schedule.

Further, when predetermined processing is executed according to the display of the pop-up 90, a notification mail or the like is transmitted to a preset external terminal (PC), and a GUI including the notification time is displayed on the display 30. Thereby, the user of the external terminal can know that the user of the mobile phone 10 has executed the predetermined process. The user can check the time notified to the external terminal by displaying the GUI. In another embodiment, the captured image may be attached to the notification mail.

  As can be seen from the above description, it is possible to prevent the user from forgetting the contents of the schedule by preventing the pop-up 90 from being erased until the predetermined process is executed.

  In addition, the user can easily know the predetermined process to be executed in order to erase the pop-up 90 by looking at the photographing key 68 or the reading key 76 displayed.

  And since the time when the predetermined process was performed is recorded, the user can remember the actions performed according to the schedule in chronological order. In particular, in the above-described embodiment, since a picture can be taken when acting according to the contents of the pop-up 90, the user can easily remember the situation at that time.

  Further, the cellular phone 10 of the first embodiment also has an alarm function, and can obtain the same effect as the schedule function. That is, the user can register the alarm time and the title of the alarm (for example, “lunch”). When the current time reaches the alarm time, a pop-up in which the alarm time and the alarm title are written is displayed on the display 30. Then, the user can delete the pop-up by executing the above-described shooting process. Thus, in the mobile phone 10 of the first embodiment, the pop-up 90 is displayed when the current time reaches a predetermined time such as the schedule time or the alarm time.

  The “function” in this embodiment includes a plurality of “processing”. For this reason, when a certain “function” is executed, “a plurality of” processes are executed in parallel. The user can arbitrarily execute such “function” and “processing” by a key operation or the like.

  In the following description, a key for executing “function” such as the camera key 64 is referred to as “function key”, and a key for executing “processing” such as the shooting key 68 is “processing”. Sometimes said "key".

  FIG. 6 is a diagram showing a memory map of the RAM 34. The memory map of the RAM 34 includes a program storage area 302 and a data storage area 304. A part of the program and data is read from the flash memory 32 all at once or partly and sequentially as necessary, stored in the RAM 34, and then processed by the processor 24.

  The program storage area 302 stores a program for operating the mobile phone 10. For example, programs for operating the mobile phone 10 include a registration program 310, a display control program 312 and a notification program 314.

  The registration program 310 is a program for registering a predetermined time such as a schedule time or an alarm time. When the schedule time is registered, the contents of the schedule are also registered. When the alarm time is registered, the title of the alarm is also registered. The display control program 312 is a program for controlling pop-up display. The notification program 314 is a program for notifying an external terminal that a predetermined process has been executed by e-mail or the like.

  Although illustration is omitted, the program for operating the mobile phone 10 includes a program for establishing communication with the server, a program for notifying a voice incoming state, and the like.

  Subsequently, in the data storage area 304, a time buffer 330 and a position buffer 332 are provided, and registration data 334 and history table data 336 are stored.

The time buffer 330 temporarily stores time information output from the RTC 24a. The position buffer 332 temporarily stores current position data (latitude and longitude) calculated by the positioning process.

  The registration data 336 includes registered schedule time, alarm time, and the like. Further, in a third embodiment to be described later, data indicating a predetermined location is also included. The history table data 336 stores data (such as image data) obtained by the predetermined process in association with the time when the predetermined process is executed.

  Although not shown, the data storage area 304 stores image data displayed in a standby state, character string data, and the like, and is provided with counters and flags necessary for the operation of the mobile phone 10. It is done.

  The processor 24 includes a plurality of processes including a registration process shown in FIG. 7 and a display control process shown in FIG. 8 under the control of a Linux (registered trademark) OS such as Android (registered trademark) and REX, and other OSs. Process tasks in parallel.

  FIG. 7 is a flowchart of the registration process. For example, when an operation for registering a schedule is performed, the processor 24 executes input processing in step S1. For example, when the input process is executed, a registration GUI is displayed, and an input operation for registering the schedule time, the contents of the schedule, and the like is accepted. Subsequently, in step S3, it is determined whether or not the input is completed. For example, it is determined whether or not a schedule input completion operation has been performed. If “NO” in the step S3, that is, if an input completion operation is not performed, the process returns to the step S1.

  If “YES” in the step S3, that is, if an input completion operation is performed, the contents input in the step S5 are registered. For example, the schedule time and the contents of the schedule are stored in the RAM 34 as the registration data 334. And if the process of step S5 is complete | finished, a registration process will be complete | finished.

  FIG. 8 is a flowchart of the display control process. For example, when the user finishes registration of the schedule, the processor 24 determines whether or not a predetermined time has been reached in step S21. For example, it is determined whether the current time stored in the time buffer 330 matches the schedule time included in the registration data 344. If “NO” in the step S21, for example, if the schedule time has not been reached, the process of the step S21 is repeated. If “YES” in the step S21, for example, when the current time reaches the schedule time, the pop-up 90 is displayed in a step S23. For example, the schedule time that coincides with the current time and the contents thereof are read from the registration data 334, and the pop-up 90 shown in FIG. 2 is displayed. Note that the processor 24 executing step S23 functions as a first display unit.

Subsequently, in step S25, the camera key 64 and the detail key 66 are displayed. For example, the camera key 64 and the detail key 66 shown in FIG. 2 are displayed in the function display area 62. Subsequently, in step S27, it is determined whether or not the camera key 64 has been operated. That is, it is determined whether the hard key corresponding to the camera key 64 has been operated. If “NO” in the step S27, that is, if the camera key 64 is not operated, it is determined whether or not the detail key 66 is operated in a step S29. That is, as with the camera key 64, it is determined whether the corresponding hard key has been operated. If “NO” in the step S29, that is, if the operation key 66 is not operated, the process returns to the step S27. If “YES” in the step S29, a detailed display process is executed in a step S31, and the process returns to the step S27. For example, when the detail display process is executed, the details of the registered schedule are displayed on the display 30 based on the registration data 334 read in step S23.

  If “YES” in the step S27, that is, if the function key is operated, the camera function is executed in a step S33. That is, a through image is displayed on the display 30 as shown in FIG. Subsequently, in step S35, the photographing key 68 is displayed. That is, the photographing key 68 is displayed as a processing key corresponding to the camera function. Then, the pop-up 90 is reduced when the processing key display is displayed, and the registered image 70 is displayed at the upper right of the function display area 62. The processor 24 that executes step S35 functions as a second display unit.

  Subsequently, in step S37, it is determined whether or not the photographing key 68 has been operated. That is, as shown in FIG. 3, if a through image is displayed, it is determined whether the hard key corresponding to the shooting key 68 has been operated. The processor 24 that executes step S37 functions as a prohibition unit and a determination unit.

  If “NO” in the step S37, that is, if the photographing key 68 is not operated, the process of the step S37 is repeated. If “YES” in the step S37, for example, when the shooting key 68 is operated, a shooting process is executed in a step S39. That is, the photographing process is executed as the predetermined process, and the image shown in FIG. The processor 24 that executes step S39 functions as a predetermined process execution unit.

  Subsequently, in step S41, the current time is stored. That is, time information is read from the time buffer 330 and recorded in the history table data 336. At this time, the address path of the image file saved by the photographing process is associated with the time information. The processor 24 that executes step S41 functions as a storage unit.

  Subsequently, in step S43, the pop-up 90 is deleted. That is, since the erasing process is executed, the pop-up 90a shown in FIG. 3 is erased, and the display is switched to the display shown in FIG. Then, when the process of step S43 ends, the display control process ends. The processor 24 that executes step S43 functions as an erasing unit.

  FIG. 9 is a flowchart of the notification process. For example, when the display control process ends, the processor 24 reads the latest history information from the history table data 336. For example, when the imaging process is executed as described above, in step S61, the date and time of “20XX / 1/31/10: 35” and the display content of “drug taking” are read from the history table data 336. .

  Subsequently, in step S63, a notification mail including the read history information is transmitted. For example, a notification mail in which the character string read out as described above is written in the text is transmitted to a preset external terminal. In step S65, the notification mail transmission result is displayed on the display 30. For example, the time when the notification mail is transmitted is displayed on the display 30 as a transmission result. The processor 24 that executes step S63 functions as a notification unit, and the processor 24 that executes step S65 functions as a third display unit.

<Second embodiment>
In the second embodiment, when the decoding process of the barcode reading function is executed as the predetermined process, the pop-up 90 erasing process is executed. Since the second embodiment is substantially the same as the first embodiment, the description of the electrical configuration of the mobile phone 10, the memory map of the RAM 34, the flow chart of the registration process and the notification process, and the like will be omitted.

  Referring to FIG. 10, when the current time reaches the scheduled time, a QR key 72 and a detail key 74 for executing the barcode reading function are displayed in function display area 62 together with pop-up 90. At this time, when the QR key 74 is operated, the details of the schedule indicated by the pop-up 90 are displayed on the display 30 as in the first embodiment. When the QR key 72 is operated, the barcode reading function is executed, and the reading key 76 and the like are displayed in the function display area 62.

  Referring to FIG. 11, when the barcode reading function is executed, a through image and a small pop-up 90a are displayed as in the first embodiment. Then, instead of the shooting key 68, a reading key 76 for executing the decoding process is displayed.

  For example, when the user operates the reading key 76 in a state where the QR code Q written on the medicine bottle is copied, the QR code Q is read from the through image, and the decoding process is executed on the QR code Q. As a result, the time when the decoding process is executed and the obtained character string are recorded in the history table. Then, the pop-up 90a erasing process is executed, and the standby image shown in FIG.

  At this time, if the decoding result of the QR code Q is a character string indicating the content of the medicine, the user can check the time when the medicine was taken and detailed information about the medicine using the history table. That is, by using the QR code Q, the user can record his / her own action content and detailed information on the target (subject) used when acting. Therefore, the user can specifically remember the state when he / she acted.

  If the QR code cannot be read when the reading key 76 is operated, the decoding process is not executed. In this case, after the character string “Could not read QR code” is displayed on the display 30, the state returns to the state of FIG.

  Further, as a result of executing the decoding process of the QR code, if the character string registered in advance and the decoding result do not match, the character string “not a correct QR code” is displayed, and then the state of FIG. Return to.

  The processor 24 of the second embodiment processes a plurality of tasks including the display control process shown in FIG. 12 in parallel under the control of a Linux-based OS such as Android and REX, and other OSs.

  FIG. 12 is a flowchart of the display control process of the second embodiment. In the flowchart, detailed description is omitted in the step of performing the same process as the display control process shown in FIG.

For example, when the user finishes registration of the schedule, the processor 24 determines whether or not a predetermined time has been reached in step S81. If “NO” in the step S81, that is, if the predetermined time has not been reached, the step S81 is repeated. On the other hand, if “YES” in the step S81, that is, if the predetermined time is reached, the pop-up 90 is displayed in a step S83, and the QR key 72 and the detail key 74 are displayed in a step S85. That is, step S83.
, S85 are executed, a pop-up 90 and keys are displayed as shown in FIG. The processor 24 that executes step S83 functions as a first display unit.

  In step S87, it is determined whether the QR key 72 has been operated. That is, it is determined whether or not the hard key corresponding to the QR key 72 has been operated. If “NO” in the step S87, that is, if the QR key 72 is not operated, it is determined whether or not the detail key 74 is operated in a step S89. If “NO” in the step S89, that is, if the detail key 74 is not operated, the process returns to the step S87. On the other hand, if “YES” in the step S89, that is, if the detail key 74 is operated, the detail display process is executed in a step S91, and then the process returns to the step S87.

  If “YES” in the step S87, that is, if the QR key 72 is operated, the barcode reading function is executed in a step S93. As a result, a through image is displayed in the function display area 62, and a reduced pop-up 90a is displayed on the upper left. When step S95 is executed, the reading key 76 is displayed in the function display area 62. The processor 24 that executes step S95 functions as a second display unit.

  Subsequently, in step S97, it is determined whether or not the reading key 76 has been operated. That is, it is determined whether the hard key corresponding to the reading key 76 has been operated. The processor 24 that executes Step S97 functions as a prohibition unit or a determination unit. If “NO” in the step S97, that is, if the reading key 76 is not operated, the step S97 is repeated. On the other hand, if “YES” in the step S97, that is, if the reading key 76 is operated, the decrypting process is executed in a step S99. That is, the QR code Q read from the through image is decoded. The processor 24 that executes step S99 functions as a predetermined process execution unit.

  Subsequently, in step S101, it is determined whether the decoding results match. That is, it is determined whether or not the character string registered in advance matches the character string obtained as the decoding result. If “NO” in the step S101, that is, if the decryption result does not match the character string registered in advance, the process returns to the step S97. On the other hand, if “YES” in the step S101, that is, if the decoding results match, the current time is stored in a step S103. In step S105, the pop-up 90a is deleted, and the display control process ends. The processor 24 that executes step S103 functions as a storage unit, and the processor 24 that executes step S105 functions as an execution unit.

<Third embodiment>
In the third embodiment, when the current position reaches a predetermined location, a pop-up is displayed as in the first embodiment. Since the third embodiment is substantially the same as the first embodiment, the description of the electrical configuration of the mobile phone 10, the memory map of the RAM 34, the flowchart of the registration process, and the like will be omitted.

  The mobile phone 10 of the third embodiment has a memorandum function that displays a pop-up when it reaches a predetermined location. This memorandum function can register a predetermined location in association with an action performed at that location. For example, the user can register a memorandum “super”. At this time, also in the third embodiment, the registered contents are stored in the RAM 34 as registration data 334. The user registers, for example, a predetermined place (range) such as a supermarket as a condition using a map function.

Referring to FIG. 13, after registering the memorandum as described above, when the current position reaches the supermarket, pop-up 92, positioning key 78 and detail key 78 are displayed in function display area 62 of display 30. In this state, when the positioning key 78 is operated, positioning processing is executed. Then, the obtained current position data and the current time are associated with each other and recorded in the history table. When the detail key 80 is operated, the details registered in relation to the place (for example, “buy milk”) are displayed on the display 30.

  As described above, in the mobile phone 10 according to the third embodiment, the pop-up 92 is displayed when the current position reaches the registered predetermined location. And since the position which acted based on the popup 92 can be recorded, the user can remember the place where he acted.

  The processor 24 of the third embodiment processes a plurality of tasks including the display control process shown in FIG. 14 in parallel under the control of a Linux-based OS such as Android and REX, and other OSs.

  FIG. 14 is a flowchart of the display control process of the third embodiment. In the flowchart, detailed description is omitted in the step of performing the same process as the display control process shown in FIGS.

  For example, when the user finishes registering the memorandum, the processor 24 determines whether or not a predetermined location has been reached. That is, the current position is measured, and it is determined whether the current position is included in a predetermined place (range) where it is registered. If “NO” in the step S121, that is, if the current position has not reached the predetermined location, the step S121 is repeated. In consideration of the processing time of the positioning process and the battery capacity of the mobile phone 10, a timer process may be added so that step S121 is repeated every predetermined time (for example, 60 seconds).

  If “YES” in the step S121, for example, if the user reaches the supermarket, the pop-up 92 is displayed in a step S123. For example, in step S123, a pop-up 92 in which a character string “super” is written is displayed. Subsequently, the positioning key 78 is displayed in step S125, and the detail key 80 is displayed in step S127. That is, the positioning key 78 and the detail key 80 are displayed with the pop-up 92 as shown in FIG. Note that the processor 24 that executes the process of step S123 functions as a first display unit.

  Subsequently, in step S129, it is determined whether or not the positioning key 78 has been operated. Further, the processor 24 that executes Step S129 functions as a prohibition unit or a determination unit. If “NO” in the step S129, for example, if the positioning key 78 is not operated, it is determined whether or not the detail key 80 is operated in a step S131. If “NO” in the step S131, that is, if the detail key 80 is not operated, the process returns to the step S129. On the other hand, if “YES” in the step S131, that is, if the detail key 80 is operated, the detail display process is executed in a step S133, and then the process returns to the step S129.

  On the other hand, if “YES” in the step S129, for example, when the positioning key 78 is operated, a positioning process is executed as a predetermined process in a step S135. Subsequently, in step S137, the current time is stored. In step S139, the pop-up 92 is deleted, and the table control process ends. The processor 24 that executes step S135 functions as a predetermined process execution unit, the processor 24 that executes step S137 functions as a storage unit, and the processor 24 that executes step S139 functions as an execution unit.

The first embodiment, the second embodiment, and the third embodiment may be arbitrarily combined. For example, when a predetermined time is reached, a pop-up may be displayed when a predetermined location is reached. In this case, the predetermined process for deleting the pop-up may be any of the photographing process, the reading process, and the positioning process.

  Also in the first and second embodiments, the processing key may be displayed together with the pop-up 90 as in the third embodiment. For example, when the pop-up 90 and the shooting key 68 are displayed in FIG. 2, when the shooting key 68 is operated, the through image is not displayed and the image file is saved. When the image file is saved, the pop-up 90 is deleted, and the standby image shown in FIG.

  Also in the second and third embodiments, a notification mail may be transmitted to the external terminal when predetermined processing (reading processing and positioning processing) is executed, as in the first embodiment. Furthermore, the user can also set the notification mail not to be transmitted to the external terminal.

  In another embodiment, the predetermined time and the predetermined place may be registered by a function other than the schedule function, the alarm function, and the memorandum function.

  In other embodiments, the background color of the pop-up may be changed according to the application. For example, if a background color such as red is used to remind a warning, the user can be informed that the contents shown in the pop-up are important. Further, the background color of the pop-up may be arbitrarily set by the user, or may be set for each predetermined process to be executed.

  In yet another embodiment, the normal operation may be performed even while the pop-up is displayed. In this case, in order to make it easy for the user to understand that the normal operation is possible, the transmittance of the pop-up is increased so that the back of the pop-up can be seen through.

  In yet another embodiment, the user may be notified of the pop-up being displayed at regular intervals (for example, 5 minutes) by sound or vibration.

  In another embodiment, the mobile phone 10 may be provided with a touch panel and a touch panel control circuit. In this case, the processing key is operated using the touch panel. As described above, operations related to the display of the processing keys can be performed using various interfaces such as the key input device 26 and the touch panel.

  In addition, the mobile phone 10 according to another embodiment includes an NFC circuit used in a non-contact type IC card such as Felica (registered trademark), and can perform a non-contact authentication process using the NFC circuit. Good. In this case, the pop-up displayed by the schedule function can be prevented from being deleted until the non-contact authentication process is executed. For example, if a pop-up prompting what to buy and an authentication key for performing contactless authentication processing are displayed, the user operates the authentication key to perform contactless authentication processing in order to settle the product fee at the cash register By doing so, the pop-up can be deleted. Thereby, the user can prevent forgetting to buy in shopping.

  Further, in the above-described embodiment, when a pop-up and an authentication key that prompt the user to pass a ticket gate are displayed for commuting or the like, if the user operates the authentication key with the ticket gate or the like to execute the contactless authentication process, the pop-up Can be erased.

In yet another embodiment, the pop-up may be displayed when a password is mistaken continuously or when a voice call, mail transmission, browser function, or the like is executed. The predetermined process for deleting the pop-up displayed in this way includes a process for authenticating a correct password and a process for communicating with a specific destination (phone number, mail address and URL).

  The communication method of the mobile phone 10 is a CDMA method, but an LTE (Long Term Evolution) method, a W-CDMA method, a GSM (registered trademark) method, a TDMA method, an FDMA method, a PHS method, or the like may be adopted. .

  Further, the plurality of programs used in this embodiment may be stored in the HDD of the data distribution server and distributed to the mobile phone 10 via the network. In addition, a storage medium is sold or distributed in a state where a plurality of programs are stored in a storage medium such as an optical disk such as a CD, DVD, or BD (Blu-ray (registered trademark) Disc), a USB memory, or a memory card. May be. When a plurality of programs downloaded through the above-described server or storage medium are installed in a mobile phone having the same configuration as that of this embodiment, the same effect as that of this embodiment can be obtained.

  Furthermore, the present embodiment is not limited to the mobile phone 10 but may be applied to so-called smartphones and PDAs (Personal Digital Assistants).

  The specific numerical values such as the fixed time and the fixed period given in the present specification are merely examples, and can be appropriately changed according to the necessity of product specifications and the like.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 ... Mobile phone 12 ... Antenna 14 ... Wireless communication circuit 24 ... Processor 26 ... Key input device 34 ... RAM
36 ... Camera control circuit 38 ... Image sensor 40 ... Focus lens 42 ... GPS circuit 44 ... GPS antenna 300 ... GPS satellite

Claims (6)

A camera module that outputs images,
A display unit for displaying information on the specific condition when the specific condition is satisfied;
When the specific condition is satisfied, the portable terminal includes an audio output unit that outputs audio, and a control unit that executes an erasing process of the information,
The display unit performs a display prompting execution of a decoding process of a code image included in the image,
The control unit executes the decryption process when a predetermined operation is performed, and executes the erasure process when it is determined that the decryption result matches information registered in advance. Near field communication circuit for contactless authentication processing,
A display unit for displaying information on the specific condition when the specific condition is satisfied;
When the specific condition is satisfied, the portable terminal includes an audio output unit that outputs audio, and a control unit that executes an erasing process of the information,
The display unit performs a display prompting execution of the contactless authentication process,
The control unit executes the contactless authentication process when a predetermined operation is performed, and executes the erasure process when it is determined that the contactless authentication process is executed. In a mobile terminal having a camera module that outputs an image, a display unit that displays information on the specific condition when a specific condition is satisfied, and an audio output unit that outputs audio when the specific condition is satisfied, When the display unit performs a display prompting execution of the decoding process of the code image included in the image, the processor of the mobile terminal,
When a predetermined operation is performed, the decryption process is executed,
A display control program for executing an erasing process of information on the specific condition when it is determined that the decryption result matches information registered in advance. Short-range wireless communication circuit for non-contact authentication processing, a display unit that displays information on the specific condition when a specific condition is satisfied, and an audio output unit that outputs a sound when the specific condition is satisfied, When the display unit performs display for prompting the execution of the non-contact authentication process, the processor of the mobile terminal
A display control program for executing the contactless authentication process when a predetermined operation is performed, and executing an erasing process of information on the specific condition when it is determined that the contactless authentication process is performed. A first display step for displaying information on the specific condition when the specific condition is satisfied;
An audio output step for outputting audio when the specific condition is satisfied;
An image output step for outputting an image;
A second display step for performing a display prompting execution of a decoding process of a code image included in the image;
A first execution step of executing the decoding process when a predetermined operation is performed;
A determination step of determining whether the decoding process is executed by the first execution step and the decoding result matches information registered in advance; and information in which the decoding result is registered in advance by the determination step; A display control method, comprising: a second execution step of executing an erasing process of information on the specific condition when it is determined that they match. A first display step for displaying information on the specific condition when the specific condition is satisfied;
An audio output step for outputting audio when the specific condition is satisfied;
A second display step for performing a display prompting execution of the non-contact authentication process;
A first execution step of executing the contactless authentication process when a predetermined operation is performed;
A determination step of determining whether or not the contactless authentication process has been executed in the first execution step; and an erasing process of information on the specific condition when it is determined that the contactless authentication process has been executed in the determination step The display control method including the 2nd execution step which performs.

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