JP3744212B2 - Communication terminal device - Google Patents

Description

[0001]
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION
  The present invention relates to a communication terminal device including a receiving unit that receives transmission source information via a communication line, and in particular, when receiving transmission source information, can notify destination information corresponding to the transmission source information. The present invention relates to a communication terminal device that is capable of taking appropriate measures such as an intermediary for the reception.
[0002]
[Prior art]
  2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, in a communication terminal device such as a telephone, when caller-side caller information is received from input information input via a communication line, the caller-source information is configured by an LCD (liquid crystal display) or the like. A communication terminal device that displays on the display unit and informs the receiver of the sender information such as the caller's phone number, and a memory that records the destination phone number, destination name, address, etc. in advance, Communication that informs the receiver by displaying the caller's partner name, etc., on a display unit composed of an LCD or the like when the caller's caller information is received from the input information input via the communication line A terminal device is known. As a result, the receiving side can estimate the caller from the display on the LCD or the like.
[0003]
[Problems to be solved by the invention]
  However, in such a communication terminal device, when the information is shared by a plurality of people, the destination for the reception is unclear simply by displaying the source information on the LCD or the like. In addition, there is a problem that it is forced to perform a relay operation or a FAX sorting operation.
[0004]
  Therefore, the present invention has been made to solve the above-described problems, and by displaying destination information corresponding to the source information in advance, the destination information corresponding to the received source information is displayed. It is an object of the present invention to provide a communication terminal device that can be notified by means or the like and can take appropriate measures such as an intermediary for the reception.
[0005]
[Means for Solving the Problems]
  In order to achieve the object, a communication terminal apparatus according to claim 1 comprises:Display means capable of displaying information;Receiving means capable of receiving source information via a communication line; destination information storage means for storing destination information corresponding to the source information;Based on the transmission source information received by the reception unit, the destination information storage unit, a specifying unit for specifying destination information corresponding to the transmission source information, and a first display of the transmission source information received by the reception unit Display and specified by the specifying means And display control means for alternately displaying on the display means a second display for displaying the destination information..
[0006]
According to the communication terminal apparatus according to claim 1 having such characteristics, when the source information is received by the receiving unit via the communication line, the destination corresponding to the source information from the destination information storage unit Information is read out. Then, the display unit alternately displays a first display indicating the source information received by the receiving unit and a second display indicating the destination information corresponding to the source information.
As a result, it is possible to notify the received source information and destination information corresponding to the source information, and it is possible to take appropriate measures such as an intermediary for the reception.
[0007]
  A communication terminal apparatus according to claim 2 is the communication terminal apparatus according to claim 1,When the destination information corresponding to the sender information is not stored in the destination information storage means, the display control means displays a display indicating that the destination information is unknown as the second display. Characterize.
[0008]
  According to the communication terminal device according to claim 2 having such characteristics, in the communication terminal device according to claim 1,When the destination information corresponding to the source information is not stored in the destination information storage unit, a first display indicating the source information received by the receiving unit and that the destination information is unknown The second display is alternately displayed on the display unit by the display control unit.
[0009]
[0010]
[0011]
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION
  Hereinafter, a communication terminal apparatus according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings based on first to eighth embodiments in which the present invention is embodied for a facsimile apparatus with an answering machine recording function. First, a schematic configuration of a facsimile machine with an answering machine recording function according to the first embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a schematic configuration of a facsimile machine with an answering machine recording function according to the first embodiment.
[0012]
  As shown in FIG. 1, the schematic configuration of the facsimile machine 1 connected to the telephone line 20 includes a source telephone number addition determining unit 2, an incoming signal detecting unit 3, a line relay 4, a source telephone number determining unit 5, an end. Talk detection means 6, call circuit 7, response message sending means 8, message message recording means 9, amplifier 10, speaker 11, CPU 12, ROM 13, EEPROM 14, RAM 15, dial sending means 16, codec 17, DMAC 18, timer 19, gate array 21, a modem 22, a reading unit 23, a recording unit 24, an operation unit 25, a display unit 26, a calling unit 27, a digital audio data creation unit 28, and an audio output unit 29.
[0013]
  The telephone line 20 is sent from the exchange in order to activate a caller telephone number receiving terminal having a function of receiving caller telephone number data as caller information sent from the subscriber line switch to an analog line or the like. The caller telephone number addition determining means 2 for receiving the caller telephone number receiving terminal activation signal is directly connected without the line relay 4 for closing the line. Similarly, incoming signal detection means 3 for detecting an incoming signal is directly connected to the telephone line 20 without going through the line relay 4 for closing the line. Further, the telephone line 20 receives call information including the caller telephone number data and the like via the line relay 4 and detects the caller telephone number data 5 for detecting the caller telephone number data. Is connected to a call termination circuit 6 for performing a call with the telephone line 20.
[0014]
  On the other hand, a CPU 12 for controlling the entire facsimile apparatus 1 is provided. The caller telephone number addition discriminating means 2, the incoming signal detecting means 3, the line relay 4, the caller telephone number discriminating means 5, and the call end detecting means 6 are provided by the CPU 12. It is connected to the. The call circuit 7 also includes a response message sending means 8 for sending a response message, a message message recording means 9 for recording and reproducing a message message of a caller, and a modem for modulating transmission data, demodulating received data, and the like. 22, the response message sending means 8, the message message recording means 9, and the modem 22 are also connected to the CPU 12. The message message recording means 9 is connected to a speaker 11 that utters a message message via an amplifier 10.
[0015]
  Further, the CPU 12 temporarily stores a ROM 13 storing various programs and data necessary for executing a telephone function and the like, an EEPROM 14 storing various registration data and flags, and various digital data. A RAM 15 is connected. Further, the EEPROM 14 stores a telephone directory storage area 14A for storing a telephone directory 35 (see FIG. 2) to be described later, a ringing pattern storage area 14B for storing a ringing pattern data table 36 (see FIG. 3) to be described later, and will be described later. A telephone number data table storage area 14C for storing a telephone number data table 37 (see FIG. 4), a user storage area 14D for storing a user registration table 38 (see FIG. 5) described later, and the like are provided. . Further, the RAM 15 is provided with a reception ID storage area 15A for storing a reception ID table 39 described later, an image data storage area 15B for storing received image data and image data read by the reading unit 23, and the like. It has been.
[0016]
  The CPU 12 also decodes the received image data demodulated by the dial transmission means 16 and the modem 22 connected to the call circuit 7 and constituted by a numeric keypad, etc., and encodes the transmitted image data and sends it to the modem 22. As a codec 17 that modulates the modem 22, a DMAC 18 that controls memory access to the RAM 15, etc., a timer 19 that outputs date information and time information and outputs a time-out signal by measuring a certain time, and an input / output interface of the CPU 12 A functioning gate array 21, caller means 27 for notifying an incoming call by a ringing tone, and a digital voice data creating unit 28 for converting input digital data into digital voice data and outputting it are connected.
[0017]
  The gate array 21 includes a light source, a CCD sensor, a document feed motor, and the like, and includes a reading unit 23 that reads a document and outputs an image signal, a thermal transfer printer, a laser printer, or the like. It consists of a recording unit 24 for recording an image, a key switch group, and the like, an operation unit 25 for outputting an operation signal according to a user's operation, a small LCD (in this embodiment, 15 character display), etc. Connected to the display unit 26 which is controlled by the CPU 1 and performs various displays, and an audio output unit 29 which outputs a message based on the digital audio data input from the digital audio data creation unit 28. Has been.
[0018]
  Here, the telephone directory 35 stored in the telephone directory storage area 14A of the EEPROM 14 will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 2 is a diagram showing an example of the telephone directory 35 stored in the telephone directory storage area 14A of the EEPROM 14 of the facsimile apparatus 1 according to the first embodiment.
  As shown in FIG. 2, the phone book 35 includes “private phone book A”, “private phone book B”, and “private phone book C”, and each of the private phone books A, B, and C includes: A plurality of telephone numbers are registered by the users of the private telephone books A, B, and C via the operation unit 25 and the like.
  For example, “01234456789”, “012345901”, “01234450123”, and the like are registered in the “private phone book A”. In addition, “012451234”, “012345456”, “012345678”,... “0123452828” and the like are registered in the “private phone book B”. Furthermore, “0123459876”, “012345765”, “012345654”, and the like are registered in the “private phone book C”. Note that the maximum number of registrations for each private telephone directory A, B, and C is arbitrary as long as the storage capacity permits.
[0019]
  The ring pattern data table 36 stored in the ring pattern storage area 14B of the EEPROM 14 will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 3 is a view showing an example of the ring pattern data table 36 stored in the ring pattern storage area 14B of the EEPROM 14 of the facsimile apparatus 1 according to the first embodiment.
  As shown in FIG. 3, the ringing pattern data table 36 includes “calling destinations” and “ringing patterns”, and the “ringing patterns” corresponding to the respective “calling destinations” are displayed on the operation unit by each shared user. 25 or the like. The “private phone book A” of this “call destination” is a call destination corresponding to each telephone number registered in the private phone book A, and the “private phone book B” of the “call destination” is a private phone book. It is a call destination corresponding to each phone number registered in the phone book B, and “Private phone book C” of “Call destination” is a call destination corresponding to each phone number registered in the private phone book C. is there.
  For example, when “call destination” is “private phone book A”, that is, “call destination corresponding to each telephone number registered in private phone book A”, “ring pattern” is “pattern-1”. It is. When the “call destination” is “private phone book B”, that is, “call destination corresponding to each telephone number registered in the private phone book B”, the “ring pattern” is “pattern-2”. It is. Further, when the “call destination” is “private phone book C”, that is, “call destination corresponding to each telephone number registered in the private phone book C”, the “ring pattern” is “pattern-3”. It is. Note that the ring pattern information and ring pattern control information of each of the patterns-1, pattern-2, and pattern-3 are stored in the ROM 13 in advance.
[0020]
  The telephone number data table 37 stored in the telephone number data table storage area 14C of the EEPROM 14 will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 4 is a diagram showing an example of the telephone number data table 37 stored in the telephone number data table storage area 14C of the EEPROM 14 of the facsimile apparatus 1 according to the first embodiment.
  As shown in FIG. 4, the telephone number data table 37 is composed of “telephone numbers” and “names”, and each “telephone number” and “name” is assigned by each shared user via the operation unit 25 or the like. be registered. The “name” corresponding to the “telephone number” in the telephone number data table 37 is data representing the name of the caller of this “telephone number”.
  For example, when the “telephone number” is “01234456789”, the “name” corresponding to the “telephone number” is “YY”. When the “telephone number” is “012451234”, the “name” corresponding to the “telephone number” is “WW”. When the “telephone number” is “0123445345”, the “name” corresponding to the “telephone number” is “VV”. Further, when the “telephone number” is “0123452828”, the “name” corresponding to the “telephone number” is “PQ”. In FIG. 4, four examples are shown as registered data examples, but the maximum number of registered data is arbitrary as long as the storage capacity permits.
[0021]
  The user registration table 38 stored in the user storage area 14D of the EEPROM 14 will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 5 is a diagram showing an example of the user registration table 38 stored in the user storage area 14D of the EEPROM 14 of the facsimile apparatus 1 according to the first embodiment.
  As shown in FIG. 5, the user registration table 38 is composed of “private phone book” and “user name”, and the “user name” corresponding to each “private phone book” includes the operation unit 25 and the like. Registered by the user of each private telephone directory.
  For example, when the “private phone book” is “private phone book A”, the “name” corresponding to this “private phone book” is “XXX”. When the “private phone book” is “private phone book B”, the “name” corresponding to this “private phone book” is “xxx”. Further, when the “private phone book” is “private phone book C”, the “name” corresponding to this “private phone book” is “ΔΔΔ”.
[0022]
  The reception ID table 39 stored in the reception ID storage area 15A of the RAM 15 will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 6 is a diagram showing an example of the reception ID table 39 stored in the reception ID storage area 15A of the RAM 15 of the facsimile apparatus 1 according to the first embodiment.
  As shown in FIG. 6, the reception ID table 39 is composed of “reception date and time” and “telephone number” corresponding to this “reception date and time”. The “reception date / time” is data composed of date data when the CPU 12 receives an incoming detection signal from the incoming signal detection means 3 and time data at that time. The “telephone number” is caller telephone number data detected by the caller telephone number discrimination means 5.
[0023]
  Therefore, the “telephone number” corresponding to the data with the “reception date / time” of “98/6/16 08:05” is “01234456789”. In other words, this indicates that the caller telephone number data with “phone number” “012345789” arrived at “06:16, 1998, 8:05”. Further, the “telephone number” corresponding to the data with the “reception date / time” of “98/6/16 13:13” is “012451234”. In other words, this indicates that the caller telephone number data having “Telephone number” “012451234” arrived at “June 16, 1998, 13:13”. In addition, the “telephone number” corresponding to the data with the “reception date / time” of “98/6/16 13:15” is “0123445345”. In other words, it represents that the caller telephone number data having “Telephone number” “0123445345” arrived at “June 16, 1998, 13:15”. Furthermore, the “telephone number” corresponding to the data with the “reception date / time” of “98/6/16 16:04” is “0123452828”. In other words, it represents that the caller telephone number data having “Telephone number” “0123452828” arrived at “16 June, 1998, 16: 4”. FIG. 6 shows four examples of data stored in the reception ID table storage area 15A. However, the maximum number of stored data is arbitrary as long as the storage capacity permits.
[0024]
  Here, the transmission source telephone number addition determination means 2 and the transmission source telephone number determination means 5 constitute a reception means. Further, the phone book storage area 14A and the user storage area 14D constitute destination information storage means. In addition, the voice output unit 29 that functions as a voice output unit, the display unit 26 that functions as a display unit, the recording unit 24 that functions as a printing unit, and a calling unit 27 constitute a notification unit. Further, the ROM 13 and the sound pattern storage area 14C constitute sound pattern storage means.
[0025]
  Next, the display processing of the call destination of the facsimile apparatus 1 configured as described above will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 7 is a flowchart of call destination display processing of the facsimile apparatus 1 according to the first embodiment.
  First, as shown in FIG. 7, in step (hereinafter abbreviated as S) 1, the CPU 12 determines whether or not a call signal has arrived from the caller via the telephone line 20 by the incoming signal detection means 3. To do. If the incoming call is not received, it waits until the incoming call is received. If an incoming call is received, an incoming call detection signal is output from the incoming signal detection means 3 to the CPU 12.
  Next, when detecting the input of the incoming call detection signal, the CPU 12 reads the date information and time information from the timer 19 and stores them as “reception date / time” data in the reception ID table 39 stored in the reception ID storage area 15A. For example, if “June 16, 1998, 16: 4” is received, “98/6/16 16:04” is stored in “Reception date” of the reception ID table 39.
  Then, the caller telephone number addition determining means 2 determines whether or not the incoming call is a caller telephone number added. When the caller telephone number is added, the incoming signal from the subscriber line switch is changed to a signal without the caller's telephone number. It is possible to discriminate whether the telephone number of the caller is added or not.
  If the caller's telephone number addition determining means 2 determines that the incoming call this time is the caller's telephone number added, the caller telephone number addition determining means 2 sends the caller's telephone number to the CPU 12. An additional detection signal is output.
  Subsequently, when the CPU 12 detects the input of the source telephone number addition detection signal, the CPU 12 turns on the line relay 4 to close the telephone line 20 and activates the source telephone number determination means 5. The caller telephone number determination means 5 determines the caller telephone number from the input information and outputs it to the CPU 12. The CPU 12 stores the input caller telephone number in the reception ID table 39 as “telephone number” data corresponding to the “reception date” data. For example, when the caller telephone number data is “0123452828”, “0123452828” is stored in the “telephone number” corresponding to the data of “98/6/16 16:04” in the reception ID table 39. Remembered. Then, the CPU 12 turns off the line relay 4 and once opens the line.
[0026]
  Next, in S <b> 2, the CPU 12 stores “private phone book A” as “search phone book” in the RAM 15.
[0027]
  Subsequently, in S3, the CPU 12 reads the “search phone book” from the RAM 15, and the “search phone book” of the “private phone book” in the user registration table 38 stored in the user storage area 14D, that is, “private phone book”. “User name” corresponding to “phone book A” is read and stored in RAM 15. Therefore, when the “search phone book” is “private phone book A”, “XX” is stored in the RAM 15 as “user name”.
[0028]
  Next, in S4, the telephone number data stored in the “search telephone directory” of the telephone directory 35 stored in the telephone directory storage area 14A, that is, the “private telephone directory A” is read one by one sequentially from the beginning.
[0029]
  At the same time, in S5, the latest stored phone number data of “phone number” is read from the received ID table 39 stored in the received ID storage area 15A, and this phone number data and “private phone book A” are read out. It is determined whether or not the telephone number data read out from the data matches.
  If they do not match (S5: NO), in S6, it is determined whether or not the telephone number data read from the “private telephone directory A” is the last telephone number data. If the telephone number data read from the “private telephone directory A” is not the last telephone number data (S6: NO), the processes after S4 are executed again.
[0030]
  If the phone number data read from “private phone book A” is the last phone number data (S6: YES), it is determined in S7 whether the “search phone book” is the last private phone book. The That is, it is determined whether the “search phone book” is “private phone book C”.
  If the “search phone book” is not “private phone book C” (S7: NO), the next private phone book “private phone book B” is stored in RAM 15 as “search phone book” in S8. To do. Subsequently, the processes after S3 are executed again.
[0031]
  In S5, if there is no phone number data in the “private phone book B” that matches the phone number data of the “phone number” stored in the reception ID table 39 most recently (S5: NO), S6 and thereafter. In step S8, the last private telephone directory “private telephone directory C” is stored in the RAM 15 as “search telephone directory”. Subsequently, the processes after S3 are executed again.
[0032]
  In S7, when “private phone book C” is stored in RAM 15 as “search phone book” (S7: YES), that is, in the case of the last private phone book, “incoming call” is stored in RAM 15 in S9. “Unknown” is stored as “Callee”.
[0033]
  Next, in S10, a normal incoming call state is entered. In S 11, “incoming call destination” is read from the RAM 15, and since “the incoming call destination” is “unknown”, “Athesaki: unknown” is stored in the RAM 15 as “display 1”. . Further, the latest stored telephone number data of “telephone number” is read from the reception ID table 39 stored in the reception ID storage area 15 </ b> A and stored in the RAM 15 as “destination”. Then, this “partner” is read from the RAM 15, and “display 2: (partner)” is stored in the RAM 15 as “display 2”. For example, when the telephone number data of “telephone number” stored most recently from the reception ID table 39 is “0123452800”, “display 2: 0” is stored in the RAM 15 as “display 2”. Subsequently, the “display 1” and “display 2” are alternately read from the RAM 15 and displayed on the display unit 26 for each predetermined time (in the first embodiment, about 0.5 seconds each). finish.
[0034]
  In S 5, the telephone number data that matches the telephone number data of the “phone number” stored in the reception ID table 39 most recently is stored in the private telephone directory corresponding to the “search telephone directory” stored in the RAM 15. If it has been set (S5: YES), in S12, the “user name” is read from the RAM 15, and the “user name” is stored in the RAM 15 as the “incoming call destination”. For example, when the telephone number data of “telephone number” stored in the reception ID table 39 is “0123452828”, “xxx” is stored in the RAM 15 as “incoming call destination”.
[0035]
  Subsequently, in S10, a normal incoming state is entered. In S11, the “incoming call destination” is read from the RAM 15, and if the “incoming call destination” is not “unknown”, the “display 1” is displayed in the RAM 15 as “(incoming call destination) mess”. Is memorized. For example, when “incoming call destination” is “xxx”, “display hex” is stored as “display 1”. Subsequently, the latest stored telephone number data of “phone number” is read from the reception ID table 39 stored in the reception ID storage area 15A, and the “number” of the telephone number data table 37 that matches this telephone number data is read. The “name” corresponding to “telephone number” is read, and this “name” is stored in the RAM 15 as “destination”. Then, this “partner” is read from the RAM 15, and “display 2: (partner)” is stored in the RAM 15 as “display 2”. For example, when the telephone number data of the “telephone number” stored most recently from the reception ID table 39 is “0123452828”, the telephone number data table 37 sets “phone number” that matches the telephone number data “0123452828”. “PQ” is read as the corresponding “name” (see FIG. 4), and “Aitasaki: PQ” is stored in the RAM 15 as “Display 2”. Subsequently, the “display 1” and “display 2” are alternately read from the RAM 15 and displayed on the display unit 26 for each predetermined time (in the first embodiment, about 0.5 seconds each). finish.
[0036]
  Next, an example of a call destination display according to the first embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 8 is a diagram showing an example of a call destination display according to the first embodiment. FIG. 8A shows an example of a display when the received caller telephone number is registered in the private phone book B of the phone book 35. FIG. 4B is a diagram showing an example of a display when the received caller telephone number is not registered in the telephone book 35.
  First, as shown in FIG. 8A, when the latest received source telephone number, that is, the telephone number data of “phone number” stored in the reception ID table 39 is “0123452828”. As described above, in the RAM 15, “XXX Hachakushin” is stored as “Display 1”, and “Aitasaki: PQ” is stored as “Display 2”. Then, “XXX Hacking” and “Aitasaki: PQ” are alternately read from the RAM 15 and repeatedly displayed on the display unit 26 for each predetermined time (in the first embodiment, about 0.5 seconds). .
[0037]
  8B, when the telephone number data of the latest call source telephone number, that is, the “phone number” stored in the reception ID table 39 is “0123452800”, as described above. Further, the RAM 15 stores “Atezaki: Fume” as “Display 1” and “Aitasaki: 0123445800” as “Display 2”. Then, “Atezaki: Fume” and “Aitasaki: 0123445800” are alternately read from the RAM 15 and repeatedly displayed on the display unit 26 for each predetermined time (in the first embodiment, about 0.5 seconds).
[0038]
  As described above in detail, in the facsimile apparatus 1 according to the first embodiment, when the incoming signal is detected by the incoming signal detection unit 3, the transmission source telephone number addition determination unit 2 and the transmission source telephone number determination unit 5 cause the transmission source. A telephone number is received (S1). When the caller telephone number is registered in any of the private phonebooks A, B, and C in the phonebook 35 (S2, S3, S4, S5: YES), the RAM 15 displays “incoming call destination”. "User name" of the private telephone directory of the user registration table 38 is stored (S12). Further, “name” corresponding to “phone number” that matches the caller telephone number in the telephone number data table 37 is stored in the RAM 15 as “party”. Subsequently, the “incoming call destination” is read again from the RAM 15, and “(incoming call destination) hex” is stored in the RAM 15 as “display 1”. Further, the “other party” is read from the RAM 15, and “Aitasaki: (the other party)” is stored as “display 2” in the RAM 15. Subsequently, the “display 1” and “display 2” are alternately read from the RAM 15 and repeatedly displayed on the display unit 26 for each predetermined time (in the first embodiment, about 0.5 seconds).
  If the caller telephone number is not registered in any of the private phonebooks A, B, and C in the phonebook 35 (S2, S3, S4, S5: NO), the RAM 15 displays “incoming call destination”. "Unknown" is stored as "" (S9). Further, this caller telephone number is stored in the RAM 15 as “the other party”. Then, the “incoming call destination” is read from the RAM 15 and the “incoming call destination” is “unknown”, and therefore, “Atesaki: unknown” is stored in the RAM 15 as “display 1”. Also, this “partner” is read from the RAM 15, and “display 2: (partner)” is stored in the RAM 15 as “display 2”. Subsequently, the “display 1” and “display 2” are alternately read from the RAM 15 and repeatedly displayed on the display unit 26 for each predetermined time (in the first embodiment, about 0.5 seconds).
[0039]
  Accordingly, when the facsimile apparatus 1 is shared by a plurality of persons (three persons in the first embodiment), the “phone number” of the other party is registered in advance in each private telephone directory A, B, C of the telephone directory 35. In addition, the “user name” of each private telephone directory A, B, C is registered in the user registration table 38, and further, the other party corresponding to the “phone number” of the other party in the telephone number data table 37. By registering the previous “name”, it is possible to display the “calling destination” and “sender name” of the incoming call on the display unit 26 when there is an incoming call, It is possible to take appropriate measures such as intermediary for reception.
[0040]
  Next, an example of call destination display of the facsimile apparatus according to the second embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 9 is a diagram showing an example of a call destination display of the facsimile apparatus according to the second embodiment. FIG. 9A shows a display when the received caller telephone number is registered in the private phone book B of the phone book 35. FIG. 6B is a diagram illustrating an example of a display when the received caller telephone number is not registered in the telephone book 35. FIG.
  First, the configuration of the facsimile apparatus according to the second embodiment is substantially the same as the configuration of the facsimile apparatus 1 of the first embodiment. Further, the call destination display process of the facsimile apparatus according to the second embodiment is substantially the same as the call destination display process (see FIG. 7) of the facsimile apparatus 1 of the first embodiment. When the “incoming call destination” is read out and the “incoming call destination” is not “unknown”, “(incoming call destination) hex” is stored in the RAM 15 as “call display”. Subsequently, this “calling destination display” is read from the RAM 15 and displayed on the display unit 26, and the process ends.
  For example, as shown in FIG. 9A, when “incoming call destination” is “xxx”, “xxx display” is stored as “call display”. Subsequently, this “call destination display” is read from the RAM 15, and “XXX Hackin” is displayed on the display unit 26.
[0041]
  In S 11, “incoming call destination” is read from the RAM 15, and when the “incoming call destination” is “unknown”, “Chakushin ari” is stored in the RAM 15 as “call display”. Subsequently, this “calling destination display” is read from the RAM 15 and displayed on the display unit 26, and the process ends.
  For example, as shown in FIG. 9B, when “incoming call destination” is “unknown”, “Chakushin ari” is stored as “call display”. Subsequently, this “call destination display” is read from the RAM 15, and “Chakushinri” is displayed on the display unit 26.
[0042]
  As described above in detail, the configuration of the facsimile apparatus and the call destination display process of the second embodiment are substantially the same as the configuration of the facsimile apparatus 1 and the call destination display process (see FIG. 7) of the first embodiment. However, in S11, when the “incoming call destination” is read from the RAM 15 and the “incoming call destination” is not “unknown”, “(incoming call destination) Hachakshin” is displayed on the display unit 26, Processing ends. In S11, the “incoming call destination” is read from the RAM 15, and when the “incoming call destination” is “unknown”, “Chak Xin Ari” is displayed on the display unit 26, and the process ends.
  Accordingly, when the facsimile apparatus 1 is shared by a plurality of persons (three persons in the first embodiment), the “phone number” of the other party is registered in advance in each private telephone directory A, B, C of the telephone directory 35. By registering the “user names” of the private phone books A, B, and C in the user registration table 38, when there is an incoming call, the “call destination” of the incoming call is displayed. It is possible to display on the unit 26, and it is possible to take appropriate measures such as an intermediary for the reception. Furthermore, since the “calling destination” can be determined without the sender being known to others, privacy can be ensured.
[0043]
  Next, destination display processing by printing on a print medium of a facsimile apparatus according to the third embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 10 is a diagram showing an example of destination display by printing on a print medium when the caller telephone number received by the facsimile apparatus according to the third embodiment is registered in the private telephone book B of the telephone book 35. .
  First, the configuration of the facsimile apparatus according to the third embodiment is substantially the same as the configuration of the facsimile apparatus 1 of the first embodiment. The destination display processing by printing on the printing medium of the facsimile apparatus according to the third embodiment is substantially the same as the call destination display processing (see FIG. 7) of the facsimile apparatus 1 of the first embodiment, but S11. When “incoming call destination” is read from the RAM 15 and the “incoming call destination” is not “unknown”, the RAM 15 stores “(incoming call destination) hex” as “printing 1”. The Subsequently, the latest stored telephone number data of “phone number” is read from the reception ID table 39 stored in the reception ID storage area 15A, and the “number” of the telephone number data table 37 that matches this telephone number data is read. The “name” corresponding to “telephone number” is read, and this “name” is stored in the RAM 15 as “destination”. Then, this “destination” is read from the RAM 15, and “(destination) color” is stored as “print 2” in the RAM 15. Subsequently, “print 2” is read from the RAM 15 and printed on the upper left end portion of the print medium 41. Subsequently, “print 1” is read from the RAM 15 and continuously printed.
[0044]
  As shown in FIG. 10, for example, when “incoming call destination” is “xxx”, “XXX Hachakushin” is stored as “printing 1”. When the telephone number data of the “telephone number” stored in the reception ID table 39 is “0123452828”, the telephone number data table 37 sets the “phone number” that matches the telephone number data “0123452828”. “PQ” is read as the corresponding “name” (see FIG. 4), and “PQ color” is stored in the RAM 15 as “print 2”. Then, “print 2” is printed on the upper left end of the print medium 41, and subsequently “print 1” is printed. In other words, “PQ color xxx xxx” is printed on the upper end of the printing medium.
[0045]
  As described above in detail, the configuration of the facsimile apparatus of the third embodiment and the destination display processing by printing on the print medium 41 are the same as the configuration of the facsimile apparatus 1 of the first embodiment and the display processing of the call destination (see FIG. 7). However, in S11, “incoming call destination” is read from the RAM 15 and “(incoming call destination) hex” is stored in the RAM 15 as “printing 1”. Subsequently, “destination” is read from the RAM 15, and “(destination) color” is stored as “print 2” in the RAM 15. Then, “print 2” is read from the RAM 15 and printed on the upper left end portion of the print medium 41. Subsequently, “print 1” is read from the RAM 15 and continuously printed on the print medium 41. . That is, “(Destination) Kara (Incoming Calling Destination) Hachakshin” is printed on the upper end of the print medium 41.
  Accordingly, when the facsimile apparatus 1 is shared by a plurality of persons (three persons in the first embodiment), the “phone number” of the other party is registered in advance in each private telephone directory A, B, C of the telephone directory 35. In addition, the “user name” of each private telephone directory A, B, C is registered in the user registration table 38, and further, the other party corresponding to the “phone number” of the other party in the telephone number data table 37. By registering the previous “name”, when the facsimile communication is received, the sender name and destination of the facsimile can be printed on the upper end portion of the print medium 41, and the facsimile It is possible to easily perform the sorting operation after printing. In addition, it is possible to surely know the response destination of the facsimile.
[0046]
  Next, destination display processing by printing on a print medium of a facsimile apparatus according to the fourth embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 11 is a diagram showing an example of destination display by printing on a print medium when the caller telephone number received by the facsimile apparatus according to the fourth embodiment is registered in the private telephone book B of the telephone book 35. .
  First, the configuration of the facsimile apparatus according to the fourth embodiment is substantially the same as the configuration of the facsimile apparatus 1 of the first embodiment. The destination display processing by printing on the print medium 42 of the facsimile apparatus according to the fourth embodiment is substantially the same as the call destination display processing (see FIG. 7) of the facsimile apparatus 1 of the first embodiment. In S <b> 11, “incoming call destination” is read from the RAM 15, and when the “incoming call destination” is not “unknown”, “(incoming call destination) Hachakshin” is stored in the RAM 15 as “printing 1”. Is done. Subsequently, “print 1” is read again from the RAM 15 and printed on the upper end portion of the print medium 42.
[0047]
  As shown in FIG. 11, for example, when “incoming call destination” is “XXX”, “XXX Hachakushin” is stored as “print 1”. Then, “print 1” is read again from the RAM 15, and “print 1” is printed on the upper end portion of the print medium 42. That is, “XXX Hachakushin” is printed on the upper end of the print medium.
[0048]
  As described above in detail, the configuration of the facsimile apparatus of the fourth embodiment and the destination display processing by printing on the print medium 41 are the same as the configuration of the facsimile apparatus 1 of the first embodiment and the display processing of the call destination (see FIG. 7). However, in S11, “incoming call destination” is read from the RAM 15 and “(incoming call destination) hex” is stored in the RAM 15 as “printing 1”. Subsequently, “print 1” is read again from the RAM 15 and printed on the upper end portion of the print medium 42. That is, “(incoming call destination) messy” is printed on the upper end of the print medium 42.
  Accordingly, when the facsimile apparatus 1 is shared by a plurality of persons (three persons in the first embodiment), the “phone number” of the other party is registered in advance in each private telephone directory A, B, C of the telephone directory 35. By registering the “user names” of the private telephone books A, B, and C in the user registration table 38, when a facsimile communication is received, the destination of the facsimile is printed. Thus, it is possible to print on the upper end portion of 42, and it is possible to easily perform the sorting operation after the facsimile printout. Further, since the destination of the facsimile can be determined without the sender being known to others, privacy can be ensured.
[0049]
  Next, destination display processing by printing on a print medium of a facsimile apparatus according to the fifth embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 12 is a diagram showing an example of destination display by printing on a print medium when the caller telephone number received by the facsimile apparatus according to the fifth embodiment is registered in the private telephone book B of the telephone book 35. .
  First, the configuration of the facsimile apparatus according to the fifth embodiment is substantially the same as the configuration of the facsimile apparatus 1 of the first embodiment. The destination display process by printing on the print medium 43 of the facsimile apparatus according to the fifth embodiment is substantially the same as the call destination display process (see FIG. 7) of the facsimile apparatus 1 of the first embodiment. In S <b> 11, “incoming call destination” is read from the RAM 15, and when the “incoming call destination” is not “unknown”, “(incoming call destination) Hachakshin” is stored in the RAM 15 as “printing 1”. Is done. Subsequently, the latest stored telephone number data of “phone number” is read from the reception ID table 39 stored in the reception ID storage area 15A, and the “number” of the telephone number data table 37 that matches this telephone number data is read. The “name” corresponding to “telephone number” is read, and this “name” is stored in the RAM 15 as “destination”. Then, this “destination” is read from the RAM 15, and “(destination) color” is stored as “print 2” in the RAM 15. Subsequently, “print 2” is read from the RAM 15 and printed on the upper left portion of the print medium 43, and subsequently “print 1” is read from the RAM 15 and printed with a line feed on the lower side. Then, the received facsimile is printed on the print medium 44 after the next page.
[0050]
  As shown in FIG. 12, for example, when “incoming call destination” is “XXX”, “XXX Hachakushin” is stored as “print 1”. When the telephone number data of the “telephone number” stored in the reception ID table 39 is “0123452828”, the telephone number data table 37 sets the “phone number” that matches the telephone number data “0123452828”. “PQ” is read as the corresponding “name” (see FIG. 4), and “PQ color” is stored in the RAM 15 as “print 2”. Then, “print 2” is printed on the upper left of the print medium 43, and subsequently “print 1” is read from the RAM 15 and printed with a line feed on the lower side. That is, “PQ color” is printed on the upper left portion of the print medium 43. And “XXX Hachakushin” is printed on the lower side. Then, the received facsimile is printed on the print medium 44 after the next page.
[0051]
  As described above in detail, the configuration of the facsimile apparatus of the fifth embodiment and the destination display processing by printing on the print medium 43 are the same as the configuration of the facsimile apparatus 1 of the first embodiment and the display processing of the call destination (see FIG. 7). However, in S11, “incoming call destination” is read from the RAM 15 and “(incoming call destination) hex” is stored in the RAM 15 as “printing 1”. Subsequently, “destination” is read from the RAM 15, and “(destination) color” is stored as “print 2” in the RAM 15. Then, “print 2” is read from the RAM 15 and printed on the upper left portion of the print medium 43, and subsequently “print 1” is read from the RAM 15 and printed on the lower side thereof. That is, “(Destination) Kara” is printed on the upper left of the print medium 43, and “(Incoming call destination) Hachakshin” is printed on the lower side. Then, the received facsimile is printed on the print medium 44 after the next page.
  Accordingly, when the facsimile apparatus 1 is shared by a plurality of persons (three persons in the first embodiment), the “phone number” of the other party is registered in advance in each private telephone directory A, B, C of the telephone directory 35. In addition, the “user name” of each private telephone directory A, B, C is registered in the user registration table 38, and further, the other party corresponding to the “phone number” of the other party in the telephone number data table 37. By registering the previous “name”, when the facsimile communication is received, the sender name and destination of the facsimile can be printed on the print medium 43, and after the facsimile is printed out. Can be easily performed. In addition, it is possible to surely know the response destination of the facsimile.
[0052]
  Next, destination display processing by printing on a print medium of a facsimile apparatus according to the sixth embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 13 is a diagram showing an example of destination display by printing on a print medium when the caller telephone number received by the facsimile apparatus according to the sixth embodiment is registered in the private telephone book B of the telephone book 35. .
  First, the configuration of the facsimile apparatus according to the sixth embodiment is substantially the same as the configuration of the facsimile apparatus 1 of the first embodiment. The destination display process by printing on the print medium 45 of the facsimile apparatus according to the sixth embodiment is substantially the same as the call destination display process (see FIG. 7) of the facsimile apparatus 1 of the first embodiment. In S <b> 11, “incoming call destination” is read from the RAM 15, and when the “incoming call destination” is not “unknown”, “(incoming call destination) Hachakshin” is stored in the RAM 15 as “printing 1”. Is done. Subsequently, “print 1” is read again from the RAM 15 and printed slightly above the center of the print medium 45. Then, the received facsimile is printed on the print medium 46 after the next page.
[0053]
  As shown in FIG. 13, for example, when “incoming call destination” is “xxx”, “xxx 1” is stored as “printing 1”. Then, “print 1” is read again from the RAM 15 and printed slightly above the center of the print medium 45. That is, “XXX Hackin” is printed slightly above the center of the print medium 45. Then, the received facsimile is printed on the print medium 46 after the next page.
[0054]
  As described above in detail, the configuration of the facsimile apparatus of the sixth embodiment and the destination display processing by printing on the printing medium 45 are the same as the configuration of the facsimile apparatus 1 of the first embodiment and the display processing of the call destination (see FIG. 7). However, in S11, “incoming call destination” is read from the RAM 15 and “(incoming call destination) hex” is stored in the RAM 15 as “printing 1”. Subsequently, “print 1” is read again from the RAM 15 and printed slightly above the center of the print medium 45. That is, “(incoming call destination) messy” is printed slightly above the center of the print medium 45. Then, the received facsimile is printed on the print medium 46 after the next page.
  Accordingly, when the facsimile apparatus 1 is shared by a plurality of persons (three persons in the first embodiment), the “phone number” of the other party is registered in advance in each private telephone directory A, B, C of the telephone directory 35. By registering the “user name” of each private telephone directory A, B, C in the user registration table 38, when the facsimile communication is received, the sender name of the facsimile and The destination can be printed on the print medium 45, and the sorting operation after the facsimile printout can be easily performed. Further, since the destination of the facsimile can be determined without the sender being known to others, privacy can be ensured.
[0055]
  Next, an example of a facsimile apparatus according to the seventh embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 14 is a diagram showing an example of the telephone directory 48 stored in the telephone directory storage area 14A of the EEPROM 14 of the facsimile apparatus according to the seventh embodiment.
  First, the configuration of the facsimile apparatus according to the seventh embodiment is almost the same as the configuration of the facsimile apparatus 1 of the first embodiment, but FIG. 14 is used instead of the telephone directory 35 stored in the telephone directory storage area 14A. The telephone directory 48 shown is stored. Further, the user registration table 38 is not stored in the user storage area 14D.
  As shown in FIG. 4, the phone book 48 is composed of “destination phone number” and “user name”, and the “destination phone number” includes a plurality of phone numbers, and the users of the phone book 48. In the “user name”, a user name corresponding to the “destination telephone number”, that is, a call destination corresponding to the telephone number is registered (No. 7). In the embodiment, any one of “XXX”, “XXX”, and “ΔΔΔ”).
  For example, when “the other party telephone number” is “01234455432”, the “user name” is “XXX”. Further, when the “party phone number” is “01234454321”, the “user name” is “ΔΔΔ”. Further, when the “party phone number” is “0123445310”, the “user name” is “xxx”. Further, when the “party phone number” is “0123452109”, the “user name” is “XXX”. Further, when the “party phone number” is “0123451098”, the “user name” is “ΔΔΔ”. Further, when the “party phone number” is “0123450987”, the “user name” is “ΔΔΔ”. Furthermore, when “the other party telephone number” is “0123452828”, the “user name” is “xxx”.
[0056]
  Further, the call destination display process of the facsimile apparatus according to the seventh embodiment is substantially the same as the call destination display process (see FIG. 7) of the facsimile apparatus 1 of the first embodiment. The phone book 48 is stored in the RAM 15 as a “search phone book”. Then, the process of S3 is not performed, and in S4, the telephone number data stored in the “destination telephone number” of the telephone directory 48 is read one by one sequentially from the beginning. At the same time, in S5, the latest stored telephone number data of “phone number” is read from the reception ID table 39 stored in the reception ID storage area 15A, and this telephone number data and “the other party telephone number” are read out. It is determined whether or not the telephone number data read out from the data matches.
[0057]
  If the telephone number data of the “phone number” matches the telephone number data of the “destination telephone number” (S5: YES), the “destination telephone number” is stored in the RAM 15 as an “incoming call destination” in S12. “User name” corresponding to is stored. For example, when the telephone number data of “telephone number” stored in the reception ID table 39 is “0123452828”, “xxx” is stored in the RAM 15 as “incoming call destination”. And the process after S10 is performed.
[0058]
  As described above in detail, the configuration of the facsimile apparatus and the call destination display process of the seventh embodiment are the same as the configuration of the facsimile apparatus 1 of the first embodiment (see FIG. 1) and the call destination display process (see FIG. 7). In S2, the phone book 48 is read, and in S12, the "user name" corresponding to the "party phone number" in the phone book 48 that matches the caller phone number is "incoming call" It is stored in the RAM 15 as “first” and displayed on the display unit 26 (S10, S11).
  Accordingly, when the facsimile apparatus 1 is shared by a plurality of persons (three persons in the first embodiment), by registering “the other party telephone number” and “user name” in the telephone directory 48 in advance. When there is an incoming call, it is possible to display the “calling destination” of the incoming call on the display unit 26 and to take appropriate measures such as an intermediary for the reception.
[0059]
  Next, a description will be given of destination-specific calls by ringing of the calling unit 27 of the facsimile apparatus according to the eighth embodiment.
  First, the configuration of the facsimile apparatus according to the eighth embodiment is substantially the same as the configuration of the facsimile apparatus 1 of the first embodiment. In addition, the destination-specific call processing by ringing of the calling unit 27 of the facsimile apparatus according to the eighth embodiment is substantially the same as the call destination display processing (see FIG. 7) of the facsimile apparatus 1 of the first embodiment, but S11. If the “incoming call destination” is read from the RAM 15 and the “incoming call destination” is not “unknown”, the “user name” in the user registration table 38 matching this “incoming call destination” is stored. The corresponding “private phone book” is read and stored in the RAM 15 as “call destination-1”. For example, when “incoming call destination” is “xxx”, “private phone book B” is stored as “call destination-1”.
[0060]
  Then, this “calling destination-1” is read from the RAM 15, and the “ringing pattern” corresponding to the “calling destination” in the ringing pattern data table 36 matching this “calling destination-1” is read. For example, when “calling destination-1” is “private phone book B”, “pattern-2” is read as “ringing pattern”.
  Subsequently, the CPU 12 reads ringing pattern information and ringing pattern control information corresponding to the “ringing pattern” from the ROM 13 and causes the calling unit 27 to ring based on this. For example, when the ringing pattern is “pattern-2”, the calling unit 27 is ringed based on the ringing pattern information and ringing pattern control information of “pattern-2”.
  If the “incoming call destination” is “unknown”, the calling unit 27 is caused to ring based on normal ringing pattern information stored in the ROM 13 in advance.
[0061]
  As a result, when the facsimile apparatus 1 is shared by a plurality of persons (three persons in the first embodiment), the “user names” of the private telephone books A, B, and C are stored in the user registration table 38 in advance. By registering and registering the “ring pattern” of each of the private phone books A, B, and C in the ring pattern data table 36, when there is an incoming call, the “call destination” of the incoming call is determined by the ring pattern. It is possible to notify the user, and it is possible to take appropriate measures such as an intermediary for the reception. Furthermore, since the “calling destination” can be determined without the sender being known to others, privacy can be ensured.
[0062]
  The present invention is not limited to the first to eighth embodiments, and various improvements and modifications can be made without departing from the scope of the present invention. For example, the following may be used.
  (A) In the first to eighth embodiments, the number of shared users of the facsimile apparatus 1 is three, but may be three or more. In this case, the name of each person is registered in the user registration table 38.
  (B) In the eighth embodiment, the ringing pattern is the number of users, but it may be possible to set more ringing patterns.
  (C) In the first embodiment, “display 1” and “display 2” are alternately read from the RAM 15 on the display unit 26, and each predetermined time (in the first embodiment, approximately 0.5 seconds). ) Are displayed, but these “display 1” and “display 2” are converted into “audio data 1” and “audio data 2” via the digital audio data creation unit 28, and are output via the audio output unit 29. Then, the “incoming destination” and “the other party” may be notified by voice.
[0063]
【The invention's effect】
  As described above, according to the present invention, it is possible to notify the destination information corresponding to the received source information by the display means or the like by storing the destination information corresponding to the source information in advance. It is possible to provide a communication terminal device capable of taking appropriate measures such as intermediary for reception.
[Brief description of the drawings]
FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a schematic configuration of a facsimile machine with an answering machine recording function according to a first embodiment.
FIG. 2 is a diagram showing an example of a telephone directory stored in a telephone directory storage area of an EEPROM of the facsimile apparatus according to the first embodiment.
FIG. 3 is a diagram showing an example of a ring pattern data table stored in a ring pattern storage area of an EEPROM of the facsimile apparatus according to the first embodiment.
4 is a diagram showing an example of a telephone number data table stored in a telephone number data table storage area of the EEPROM of the facsimile apparatus according to the first embodiment. FIG.
FIG. 5 is a diagram showing an example of a user registration table stored in a user storage area of the EEPROM of the facsimile apparatus according to the first embodiment.
FIG. 6 is a diagram showing an example of a reception ID table stored in a reception ID storage area of a RAM of the facsimile apparatus according to the first embodiment.
FIG. 7 is a flowchart of a call destination display process of the facsimile apparatus according to the first embodiment.
8A and 8B are diagrams showing an example of a call destination display according to the first embodiment. FIG. 8A shows an example of a display when the received caller telephone number is registered in the private phone book B of the phone book. (B) is a figure which shows an example of a display when the received transmission origin telephone number is not registered into the telephone directory.
FIG. 9 is a diagram showing an example of a call destination display of the facsimile apparatus according to the second embodiment. FIG. 9A is a display when the received caller telephone number is registered in the private telephone book B of the telephone book. It is a figure which shows an example, (b) is a figure which shows an example of a display when the received transmission origin telephone number is not registered into the telephone directory.
FIG. 10 is a diagram showing an example of destination display by printing on a print medium when the caller telephone number received by the facsimile apparatus according to the third embodiment is registered in the private telephone book B of the telephone book. .
FIG. 11 is a diagram showing an example of a destination display by printing on a print medium when the caller telephone number received by the facsimile apparatus according to the fourth embodiment is registered in the private telephone book B of the telephone book. .
FIG. 12 is a diagram showing an example of destination display by printing on a print medium when the caller telephone number received by the facsimile apparatus according to the fifth embodiment is registered in the private telephone book B of the telephone book. .
FIG. 13 is a diagram showing an example of a destination display by printing on a print medium when the caller telephone number received by the facsimile apparatus according to the sixth embodiment is registered in the private telephone book B of the telephone book. .
FIG. 14 is a diagram showing an example of a telephone directory stored in a telephone directory storage area of an EEPROM of a facsimile apparatus according to a seventh embodiment.
[Explanation of symbols]
1 Facsimile device
2 Source phone number addition identification means
3 Incoming signal detection means
4 Line relay
5 Source telephone number identification means
6 Ending speech detection means
7 Call circuit
12 CPU
13 ROM
14 EEPROM
14A Phonebook storage area
14B Ring pattern storage area
14C Phone number data table storage area
14D user memory area
15 RAM
15A Receive ID storage area
15B Image data storage area
17 Codec
18 DMAC
19 Timer
20 Telephone line
21 Gate array
22 Modem
23 Reading unit
24 Recording section
25 Operation unit
26 Display section
27 Calling means
28 Digital voice data generator
29 Audio output section
35, 48 Phone book
36 Ring pattern data table
37 Phone number data table
38 User registration table
39 Reception ID table
41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46 Print media

Claims (2)

Display means capable of displaying information;
Receiving means capable of receiving source information via a communication line;
Destination information storage means for storing destination information corresponding to the source information;
Based on the source information received by the receiving means and the destination information storage means, specifying means for specifying destination information corresponding to the source information;
Display control means for alternately displaying on the display means a first display for displaying the source information received by the receiving means and a second display for displaying the destination information specified by the specifying means. A communication terminal device. When the destination information corresponding to the sender information is not stored in the destination information storage means, the display control means displays a display indicating that the destination information is unknown as the second display. The communication terminal device according to claim 1, wherein:

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