JP5898442B2 - Telephone equipment - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a telephone device that identifies one mobile phone as an incoming call among a plurality of mobile phones possessed by one person.

  As disclosed in Patent Document 1, it is known that one person possesses a plurality of mobile phones with different telecommunications carriers. In this way, when one person has multiple mobile phones with different carriers, for example, when there is an incoming call, the person who has multiple mobile phones recognizes which mobile phone has received In addition, there is a disadvantage that incoming calls are rejected if the mobile phone is out of service area.

  By the way, the transfer telephone function is widely known as a function for transferring an incoming communication to a telephone set designated in advance. As the transfer telephone function, out-of-service transfer and time-based transfer are known. The out-of-service transfer is a transfer to a designated telephone in advance when the wireless base station cannot authenticate the mobile phone because the mobile phone is in a power-off state or out of service. The time zone transfer is a transfer to a telephone set designated in advance by a time zone designated in advance. The short-range wireless communication function is widely known as a function for exchanging data by wirelessly connecting electronic devices separated by several meters. Transferring an incoming call to a mobile phone that exists outside the service area using this short-range wireless communication function is disclosed in Patent Document 2.

  Therefore, it may be possible to specify one mobile phone to be received from among a plurality of mobile phones possessed by one person by using the above-described known transfer telephone function and short-range wireless communication function. When the communication transferred by the transfer telephone function to a mobile phone other than the one specified mobile phone is transmitted from the mobile phone other than the one mobile phone to the one mobile phone specified by the short-range wireless communication function, Since human operation is required, it is complicated.

JP-A-11-55752 Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2003-244772

  The present invention has been made in view of the above-described background art, and uses a transfer telephone function and a short-range wireless communication function in a telephone device in which one person possesses a plurality of mobile telephones with different operators. Thus, when a mobile phone other than one specified mobile phone is transmitted to one specified mobile phone by the short-range wireless communication function, a mobile phone that automatically receives and receives an incoming call without any human operation is provided. The purpose is to identify the table.

The present invention relates to a telephone device that identifies one mobile phone as an incoming mobile phone among a plurality of mobile phones of different carriers owned by one person, and is identified as one mobile phone that receives an incoming call. The mobile phone includes a wireless transmission / reception unit, a short-range wireless communication unit, and a transfer setting unit, and a mobile phone other than one mobile phone specified as the incoming mobile phone transfers with the wireless transmission / reception unit and the short-range wireless communication unit. and a means, mobile communication network for mobile phone one above the transfer setting unit of the portable telephone one above other than the above one mobile telephone sent as the transfer destination from the cellular phone of one the in a state that stores the telephone number of the telephone, the one person in the case where the one of the mobile phone with respect to calls from telephone other than a plurality of mobile telephone which is possessed in one person responded The telephones other than the plurality of mobile phones held and the one mobile phone are communicably connected to each other, and the above-mentioned 1 for calls from telephones other than the plurality of mobile phones possessed by the one person When one mobile phone does not respond and the transfer telephone function for the one mobile phone is not set in the communication network for the one mobile phone, the communication network receives a response from the one mobile phone. No one is returned to a phone other than the plurality of mobile phones possessed by the one person, and the one mobile phone is in response to a call from a telephone other than the plurality of mobile phones possessed by the one person. the communication network to said one mobile phone when the phone is call forwarding function for a and the one mobile telephone if no response is set in the communication network for mobile phone one above The telephone number of the mobile phone as the destination is transmitted to the communication network for mobile phone forwarding phone number, cellular phone telephone numbers network for mobile phone of the transfer destination of the sent transfer destination telephone number the call, the transfer destination of the mobile phone the called destination mobile telephone of the transfer means when the response telephone number is the short-range wireless communication unit and one above the mobile phone for this call by communicably connects an short-range wireless communication unit of the mobile phone, the upper SL one person in possession has been a plurality of mobile telephone phone other than the phone and one said mobile telephone and is communicatively connected It is characterized by being.

  According to the present invention, in a telephone device in which one person possesses a plurality of mobile telephones with different telecommunications carriers, a transfer telephone function and a short-range wireless communication function are used to identify a mobile telephone other than one specified. When transmitting to one specified mobile phone by short-range wireless communication, there is an effect that it is possible to specify one mobile phone that is automatically transmitted without any human operation and is received. Also, when an incoming call is made to one of the specified mobile phones, if a ring tone is generated according to the route of the incoming call, the incoming call is transferred by the transfer telephone function to determine whether the incoming call is an incoming call transferred by the transfer telephone function. There is an effect that it is possible to determine whether it is an incoming call.

The block diagram which shows the telephone apparatus which concerns on embodiment. The block diagram which shows the 1st mobile telephone which concerns on embodiment. The block diagram which shows the 2nd mobile telephone which concerns on embodiment. The chart which shows the sound database classified by path | route which concerns on embodiment. The chart which shows the transfer database which concerns on embodiment. The chart which shows the database classified by time zone which concerns on embodiment. The flowchart which shows the process of the front | former stage of the control station which concerns on embodiment. The flowchart which shows the process of the transfer apparatus which concerns on embodiment. The flowchart which shows the process of the back | latter stage of the control station which concerns on embodiment. The flowchart which shows the process of the back | latter stage of the control station which concerns on embodiment. The flowchart which shows the process which changes a ringtone according to the receiving path | route of the 1st mobile telephone which concerns on embodiment. The flowchart which shows the process which changes a ringtone according to the receiving path | route of the 1st mobile telephone which concerns on embodiment.

  A telephone apparatus according to an embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. A first mobile phone 1 and a second mobile phone 2 are illustrated as a plurality of mobile terminals carried by one person. The second mobile phone 2 is not limited to a single phone but may be a plurality. When there are a plurality of second mobile phones 2, it is better to use separate communication networks in which one second mobile phone 2 and the other second mobile phone 2 are operated by communication carriers having different management. A third mobile phone 3 and a fourth mobile phone 4 are illustrated as mobile terminals owned by different people other than the one person. The first to fourth mobile phones 1 to 4 are configured by mobile phones that can be used in a PHS (Personal Handy-phone System) or mobile phones that can be used in other communication systems. The first and second mobile phones 1 and 2 are connected by the short-range wireless communication 5 and can exchange data with each other. The first and third mobile phones 1; 3 exemplify a form in which one communication network 6 is used. The second and fourth mobile phones 2; 4 exemplify a form in which another communication network 7 different from the first and third mobile phones 1; 3 is used. The communication networks 6 and 7 are operated by communication carriers having different management.

  In the telephone apparatus shown in FIG. 1, a person who has the first and second mobile phones 1; 2 operates the first mobile phone 1 in advance to the communication network 6 to set the transfer destination as a transfer destination out-of-service transfer setting. And the telephone number of the second mobile phone 2 as the transfer destination. In this embodiment, a person possessing the first and second mobile phones 1; 2 operates the first mobile phone 1 to set out-of-service transfer of the transfer telephone function from the radio base station 10 to the control station 8. . With this out-of-service transfer setting, the control station 8 transfers the telephone number of the first mobile phone 1 at the time of out-of-service transfer setting and the telephone number of the second mobile phone 2 transmitted as the transfer destination from the first mobile phone 1. 9 to send. As a result, the transfer device 9 records in the transfer database 16 the telephone number of the first mobile phone 1 as the transfer destination setter and the telephone number of the second mobile phone 2 as the transfer destination. Further, the first and second mobile phones 1 and 2 operate as the pairing setting unit 34 shown in FIG. 2 and the pairing setting unit 54 shown in FIG. 3, so that the short-range wireless communication unit 22 shown in FIG. The wireless communication unit 42 is communicably connected, and the first and second mobile phones 1 and 2 in FIG.

  Note that the case where the first mobile phone 1 is specified as one telephone that receives an incoming call using out-of-service transfer and short-range wireless communication 5, for example, the communication network 6 includes a control station 8, a transfer device 9, and a radio base station. 10, 11, a configuration in which the communication network 7 includes a control station 12 and a radio base station 13; 14, and a configuration in which the control stations 8; The transfer device 9 is provided with a transfer database 16 and a time zone-specific database 17. The control station 8 is provided with a counter 18. A frame 19 indicated by a virtual line shows a state in which the first and second mobile phones 1 and 2 are carried by one person. The short-range wireless communication 5 is executed by the operations of the short-range wireless communication unit 22 in FIG. 2 and the short-range wireless communication unit 42 in FIG. The transfer database 16 will be described with reference to FIG. The time zone database 17 will be described with reference to FIG.

  In the telephone device of FIG. 1, the first mobile phone 1 is in a standby state for both the short-range wireless communication 5 and the communication network 6 and exists in a location registration area where the wireless base station 10 can communicate, that is, within the area. A case where the third mobile phone 3 makes a call to the first mobile phone 1 in the state where the mobile phone is in the mobile phone will be described. A person who has the third mobile phone 3 makes a call by inputting the telephone number of the first mobile phone 1 with the third mobile phone 3. Accordingly, the telephone number of the first mobile phone 1 reaches the control station 8 from the third mobile phone 3 via the radio base station 11. The control station 8 uses the home location register (not shown) in the communication network 6 to confirm the location registration area where the first mobile phone 1 exists, and to the radio base station 10 that is responsible for the confirmed location registration area. A general calling instruction for the telephone number of the mobile phone 1 is issued. The radio base station 10 that has received this instruction makes a simultaneous call to the telephone number of the first mobile phone 1 in the location registration area that it is responsible for. When the first mobile phone 1 responds to the simultaneous call, the first mobile phone 1 and the radio base station 10 are communicably connected to each other, and the first mobile phone 1 has the first and second mobile phones 1 and 2. When the person is off-hooked, the first mobile phone 1 and the third mobile phone 3 can talk via the control station 8 and the radio base stations 10 and 11.

  Next, in the telephone device, the first mobile phone 1 is in a standby state for both the short-range wireless communication 5 and the communication network 6 and does not exist in the communicable area of the radio base station 10, that is, out of service area. The second mobile phone 2 is in a standby state for both the short-range wireless communication 5 and the communication network 7 and is present in the communicable area of the wireless base station 13, that is, present in the area. A case will be described where the third mobile phone 3 makes a call to the first mobile phone 1 while the mobile phone is in the state. A person who has the third mobile phone 3 makes a call by inputting the telephone number of the first mobile phone 1 with the third mobile phone 3. Accordingly, the telephone number of the first mobile phone 1 reaches the control station 8 from the third mobile phone 3 via the radio base station 11. The control station 8 confirms the location registration area where the first mobile phone 1 exists, which is recorded in the home location register (not shown) in the communication network 6, and the radio base station 10 responsible for the confirmed location registration area 1 A general calling instruction for the telephone number of the cellular phone 1 is issued. The radio base station 10 that has received this instruction makes a simultaneous call to the telephone number of the first mobile phone 1 in the location registration area that it is responsible for. Since the first mobile phone 1 is out of the service area, the first mobile phone 1 does not respond to the simultaneous call. Therefore, the first mobile phone 1 and the radio base station 10 are not connected to each other so that they can communicate with each other. The control station 8 is notified that there is no response from the mobile phone 1. Based on the notification, the control station 8 determines whether or not out-of-service transfer for the first mobile phone 1 is set.

  Next, the case where out-of-service transfer for the first mobile phone 1 is set in the transfer device 9 and the case where it is not set will be described. The radio base station 10 notifies the control station 8 that the first mobile phone 1 does not respond to the simultaneous call from the radio base station 10. In response to this notification, the control station 8 confirms whether or not out-of-service transfer is set in the transfer device 9. That is, when the transfer device 9 receives a signal for confirming whether or not out-of-service transfer is set from the control station 8, the transfer device 9 checks the information set in the transfer database 16, and the transfer device 9 When out-of-service transfer is set for the transfer database 16, that is, when out-of-service transfer is set in the transfer database 16, the transfer device 9 uses the transfer database 16 as a transfer destination corresponding to the telephone number of the first mobile phone 1. The telephone number of the second mobile phone 2 is extracted and returned to the control station 8, and the control station 8 transmits the telephone number of the second mobile phone 2 and information to be transferred from the gateway exchange 15 to the control station 12. As a result, the control station 12 confirms the location registration area where the second mobile phone 2 is stored in the home location register (not shown) in the communication network 7, and the radio base station responsible for the confirmed location registration area. 13 is instructed to simultaneously call the telephone number of the second mobile phone 2. The wireless base station 13 that has received this instruction makes a simultaneous call to the telephone number of the second mobile phone 2 in the location registration area that it is responsible for.

  When the second mobile phone 2 is present within the service area and responds to the simultaneous call, the second mobile phone 2 is connected to the control station 12 via the radio base station 13. At this time, the second mobile phone 2 confirms the simultaneous calling by the transfer telephone function by the function of the transfer means 53 in FIG. 3 based on the information to be transferred, and the microphone 43 in FIG. 3 and the speaker 44 in FIG. Are set to the inoperative state to collect sound and generate no ringtone, and transmit the call to the first mobile phone 1 using the short-range wireless communication 5. Accordingly, it is confirmed that the first mobile phone 1 is an incoming call from the second mobile phone 2 by the short-range wireless communication 5, and the caller's telephone number and the short-range wireless are based on the route-specific sound database 36 of FIG. A ring tone is generated with a melody corresponding to the communication 5. Note that a melody is a melody having musical contents in which several musical sounds are consecutively moved forward and backward and proceed continuously according to the rhythm. The same applies hereinafter. In addition, when the first mobile phone 1 receives a communication, the ring tone is generated with a melody corresponding to the telephone number of the caller and the short-range wireless communication 5 based on the route-specific sound database 36 of FIG. The ring tone may not be a melody, and may be, for example, a single tone that does not constitute a melody such as “Pi” or “Bi”. Further, a combination of these single sounds may be used, or the length of the single sound may be changed and set. In short, who is the "caller" who sent the communication when receiving the communication, as a difference in sound from the relationship of the "radio transmission / reception unit" or "short-range wireless communication unit" that is the incoming part, Any sound that can be judged by the person who possesses the first and second mobile phones 1 and 2 may be used.

  When a person who possesses the first and second mobile phones 1; 2 who listens to the ringtone turns off the first mobile phone 1, an off-cook signal is transmitted from the first mobile phone 1 to the second mobile phone 2, The second mobile phone 2 automatically goes off hook by the operation of the transfer means 53 of FIG. 3 regardless of human operation, and the first mobile phone 1 and the third mobile phone 3 are connected to the short-range wireless communication 5 and the second mobile phone 2. The mobile phone 2, the radio base station 11; 13, the control station 8; 12, and the gateway exchange 15 can communicate. When it is confirmed that the second mobile phone 2 is a simultaneous call by the transfer telephone function by the function of the transfer means 53 of FIG. 3, the microphone 43 of FIG. 3 and the speaker 44 of FIG. It is also conceivable to automatically go off-hook regardless of human operation without collecting sound and without ringing. On the other hand, in the embodiment, as described above, the first mobile phone 1 transmits an off-cook signal from the first mobile phone 1 to the second mobile phone 2 by the person holding the first and second mobile phones 1; 3 so that the second mobile phone 2 is automatically off-hooked by the operation of the transfer means 53 in FIG. When it is confirmed that the call is a simultaneous call by the transfer telephone function by the function of the transfer means 53, the microphone 43 of FIG. 3 and the speaker 44 of FIG. The communication fee for the second mobile phone 2 can be reduced compared to the automatic off-hook regardless of the human operation.

  Further, even when out-of-service transfer is set in the transfer device 9, if the first mobile phone 1 is turned off, the first mobile phone 1 is connected from the third mobile phone 3 by the short-range wireless communication 5. Does not answer the call. However, since the second mobile phone 2 is communicably connected to the third mobile phone 3, if it is left as it is, the communication fee increases and the communication line between the second mobile phone 2 and the third mobile phone 3 is increased. It remains maintained. Therefore, the counter 18 of the control station 8 counts the time or time since the call to the second mobile phone 2 by the transfer telephone function is started, and the count value of the counter 18 is set to the call time set in the control station 8. Upon arrival, the control station 8 transmits information indicating that the count value of the counter 18 has reached the calling time to the second mobile phone 2 via the gateway exchange 15, the control station 12, and the radio base station 13, The second mobile phone 2 is automatically on-hook regardless of human operation.

  Therefore, when the power of the first mobile phone 1 is turned off, the on-hook signal is changed as the count value of the counter 18 reaches the ringing time and the second mobile phone 2 goes on hook. 2 is transmitted from the mobile phone 2 to the control station 12 via the radio base station 13, and the control station 12 notifies the control station 8 via the gateway exchange 15 that the second mobile phone 2 is on-hook. The on-hook of the second mobile phone 2 is returned from the radio base station 11 to the third mobile phone 3. The third mobile phone 3 that has received the reply, for example, by the notification information such as “I can not answer the phone right now. Please tell me your name and business after a beeping sound.” The person who has the third mobile phone 3 as a caller is notified that 1 is out of service area or the power is turned off. Thereby, it is possible to prevent the communication fee from increasing and the communication line between the second mobile phone 2 and the third mobile phone 3 from being maintained.

  On the other hand, when out-of-service transfer is not set in the transfer device 9, the control station 8 returns a response from the first mobile phone 1 to the third mobile phone 3 that there is no response to the simultaneous call. The third mobile phone 3 that has received the reply, for example, by the notification information such as “I can not answer the phone right now. Please tell me your name and business after a beeping sound.” The person who has the third mobile phone 3 as a caller is notified that 1 is out of service area or the power is turned off.

  Next, in a state where the first and second mobile phones 1; 2 in FIG. 1 are connected so as to be communicable with each other by the short-range wireless communication 5, a call is made from the fourth mobile phone 4 to the second mobile phone 2. The case will be described. A person who has the fourth mobile phone 4 makes a call by inputting the telephone number of the second mobile phone 2 on the fourth mobile phone 4. Accordingly, the telephone number of the second mobile phone 2 reaches the control station 12 from the fourth mobile phone 4 via the radio base station 14. The control station 12 confirms the location registration area where the second mobile phone 2 exists, which is stored in the home location register (not shown) in the communication network 7, and the radio base station 13 that is responsible for the confirmed location registration area confirms the location registration area. 2 Gives a general call instruction to the telephone number of the mobile phone 2. The wireless base station 13 that has received this instruction makes a simultaneous call to the telephone number of the second mobile phone 2 in the location registration area that it is responsible for. When the second mobile phone 2 is outside the service area, the second mobile phone 2 does not respond to the simultaneous call from the radio base station 13, so the second mobile phone 2 and the radio base station 13 communicate with each other. The wireless base station 13 notifies the control station 12 that there is no response from the second mobile phone 2 to the simultaneous call.

  On the other hand, when the second mobile phone 2 is within the service area, it can respond to the simultaneous call. Therefore, when the second mobile phone 2 responds to the simultaneous call, the second mobile phone 2 passes through the radio base station 13. Connected to the control station 12. At this time, the second mobile phone 2 confirms the simultaneous calling by the fourth mobile phone 4 by the function of the internal computer, sets the microphone 43 and the speaker 44 to the non-operating state, and collects the sound. The call is transmitted to the first mobile phone 1 by using the short-range wireless communication 5 without making a ringing tone. Accordingly, it is confirmed that the first mobile phone 1 is an incoming call from the second mobile phone 2 by the short-range wireless communication 5, and the caller's telephone number and the short-range wireless are based on the route-specific sound database 36 of FIG. A ring tone is generated with a melody corresponding to the communication 5. When a person who possesses the first and second mobile phones 1; 2 who listens to the ringtone turns off the first mobile phone 1, an off-cook signal is transmitted from the first mobile phone 1 to the second mobile phone 2, The second mobile phone 2 automatically goes off hook by the operation of the computer inside, and the first mobile phone 1 and the fourth mobile phone 3 communicate with each other by the short-range wireless communication 5 and the second mobile phone 2. And the radio base station 13; 14 and the control station 12 can be used for communication.

  If it is confirmed that the second mobile phone 2 is a simultaneous call by the fourth mobile phone 4, the microphone 43 of FIG. 3 and the speaker 44 of FIG. It is also conceivable to automatically go off-hook regardless of human operation without generating a ring tone. On the other hand, in the embodiment, as described above, the first mobile phone 1 transmits an off-cook signal from the first mobile phone 1 to the second mobile phone 2 by the person holding the first and second mobile phones 1; 3 so that the second mobile phone 2 is automatically off-hooked by the operation of the transfer means 53 in FIG. 3 regardless of human operation. When it is confirmed that the call is a simultaneous call by the transfer telephone function, the microphone 43 of FIG. 3 and the speaker 44 of FIG. 3 are set to the non-operating state so that no sound is collected and no ring tone is generated. The communication fee for the second mobile phone 2 can be reduced compared to the case of automatically off-hooking regardless of the operation.

  With reference to FIG. 2, the structure of the 1st mobile telephone 1 which concerns on embodiment is demonstrated. The first mobile phone 1 includes a wireless transmission / reception unit 21, a short-range wireless communication unit 22, a microphone 23, a speaker 24, a keyboard 25, a display 26, a battery 27, a flash memory 28, and a control unit 29 in a portable container.

  The wireless transmission / reception unit 21 performs wireless communication with the wireless base station 10 of FIG. 1 under the control of the control unit 29 operated by the power from the battery 27 when a power switch (not shown) installed on the keyboard 25 is turned on. Thus, a configuration having only a call function and a configuration having both a call function and a data communication function are conceivable.

  Returning to FIG. 2, the short-range wireless communication unit 22 exchanges information by the short-range wireless communication 5 using infrared rays, Bluetooth (registered trademark), Felica (registered trademark), and Wi-Fi (registered trademark). . The microphone 23 is a device that collects voice and sound, converts them into electrical signals, and outputs them. The speaker 24 is a device that converts an electrical signal into sound or sound and outputs the sound. The keyboard 25 includes a number of keys that constitute the input device of the control unit 29. Many keys include a numeric key, a power switch, an off switch (synonymous with a transmission switch), an on switch (synonymous with a transmission stop switch), and a function key. The display 26 constitutes an output device for visualizing the output information of the control unit 29 to the person who operates the first mobile phone 1. The battery 27 is a power source that supplies DC power to each electrical component of the first mobile phone 1. The flash memory 28 is a recording medium that records information such as a telephone directory and a communication history by the operation of the control unit 29.

  The control unit 29 includes a CPU 30, a ROM 31, a RAM 32, a transfer setting unit 33, a pairing setting unit 34, an incoming route determination unit 35, and a route-specific sound database 36. The CPU 30 operates while using information stored in the RAM 32 according to a program including an operating system and application software stored in the ROM 31 and controls the operation of each electrical component of the first mobile phone 1. The transfer setting unit 33, the pairing setting unit 34, and the incoming route determination unit 35 are realized by the operation of the CPU 30.

  The transfer setting means 33 sets out-of-service transfer to the control unit 29 of FIG. 1 via the wireless transmission / reception unit 21 by the action of the CPU 30 triggered by the operation of the person who owns the first and second mobile phones 1; Process. The pairing setting means 34 communicates between the short-range wireless communication unit 22 and the short-range wireless communication unit 42 of FIG. 3 by the action of the CPU triggered by the operation of the person holding the first and second mobile phones 1; Process to connect as possible. The incoming route discriminating means 35 discriminates an incoming route such as an incoming call from the wireless transmission / reception unit 21 or an incoming call from the short-range wireless communication unit 22 by the function of the CPU, and a melody corresponding to the discrimination result is obtained as sound data for each route. A process of controlling the speaker 24 so as to be extracted from the base 36 and emitted from the speaker 24 is performed. The route-specific sound database 36 will be described with reference to FIG.

  With reference to FIG. 3, the structure of the 2nd mobile telephone 2 which concerns on embodiment is demonstrated. The second mobile phone 2 includes a wireless transmission / reception unit 41, a short-range wireless communication unit 42, a microphone 43, a speaker 44, a keyboard 45, a display 46, a battery 47, a flash memory 48, and a control unit 49 in a portable container.

  The wireless transmission / reception unit 41 performs wireless communication with the wireless base station 13 of FIG. 1 under the control of the control unit 49 operated by the power from the battery 47 when a power switch (not shown) installed on the keyboard 45 is turned on. Thus, a configuration having only a call function and a configuration having both a call function and a data communication function are conceivable.

  Returning to FIG. 3, the short-range wireless communication unit 42 exchanges information through the short-range wireless communication 5 using infrared rays, Bluetooth (registered trademark), Felica (registered trademark), and Wi-Fi (registered trademark). . The microphone 43 is a device that collects voice and sound, converts them into electrical signals, and outputs them. The speaker 44 is a device that converts an electrical signal into sound or sound and outputs the sound. The keyboard 45 includes a number of keys that constitute an input device of the control unit 49. Many keys include a numeric key, a power switch, a transmission switch, and a function key. The display 46 constitutes an output device for visualizing the output information of the control unit 49 to the person who operates the second mobile phone 2. The battery 47 is a power source that supplies DC power to each electrical component of the second mobile phone 2. The flash memory 48 is a recording medium that records information such as a telephone directory and a communication history by the function of the control unit 49.

  The control unit 49 includes a CPU 50, a ROM 51, a RAM 52, a transfer unit 53, and a pairing setting unit 54. The CPU 50 operates while using information stored in the RAM 52 according to a program including an operating system and application software stored in the ROM 51, and controls the operation of each electrical component of the second mobile phone 2. The transfer unit 53, the pairing setting unit 54, and the incoming route determination unit 35 are embodied by the operation of the CPU 50. When the transfer means 53 receives the information for performing out-of-service transfer transmitted from the control station 12 of FIG. 1 by the operation of the CPU 50, the transfer means 53 sets the microphone 43 and the speaker 44 to the non-operating state, and 2 is communicably connected to the short-range wireless communication unit 22 in FIG. 2, and a call is made to the first mobile phone 1 via the connected short-range wireless communication unit 42 and the short-range wireless communication unit 22 in FIG. Process to communicate. The pairing setting means 54 communicates between the short-range wireless communication unit 42 and the short-range wireless communication unit 22 of FIG. 2 by the action of the CPU triggered by the operation of the person holding the first and second mobile phones 1; Process to connect as possible.

  The transfer database 16 according to the embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. The transfer database 16 is a database necessary for performing out-of-service transfer to the transfer destination determined by the transfer destination setter, and is a data that defines the relationship between the transfer destination setter's phone number and the transfer destination phone number. Built as a base. Although not shown in FIG. 4, the transfer destination is not limited to the first transfer destination and the second transfer destination, and three or more transfer destinations such as the third transfer destination and the fourth transfer destination are provided. Also good. In FIG. 4, the number of records that can be recorded as the transfer destination setting person is not limited to four, and may be one or more.

  The path-specific sound database 36 according to the embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. The route-specific sound database 36 is a database necessary for generating different ringtones depending on the incoming route, and includes a caller's telephone number, a wireless transmission / reception unit as an incoming part, and a short-range wireless as an incoming part. It is constructed as a database that defines the relationship between the communication unit and multiple types of melodies. In FIG. 5, the number of members that can be recorded as a caller is not limited to four, and may be one or more.

  With reference to FIG. 6, the time zone database 17 according to the embodiment will be described. The time zone database 17 is constructed as a database defining the relationship among the caller's telephone number, transfer time, and transfer destination. In FIG. 6, the number of records that can be recorded as a caller is not limited to four, and may be one or more. In FIG. 6, the number of records that can be recorded as the transfer time is not limited to two, but may be one or more.

  With reference to FIG. 7, a description will be given of the process before the out-of-service transfer in the control station 8 according to the embodiment. In the preceding processing, the first mobile phone 1 is in a standby state for both the short-range wireless communication 5 and the communication network 6 and exists outside the service area, and the second mobile phone 2 is connected to the short-range wireless communication 5 and This is processing when a call is made from the third mobile phone 3 to the first mobile phone 1 in a state of being in a standby state with respect to both of the communication networks 7 and within the service area. The third mobile phone is connected to the transfer device 9 when the mobile phone 1 is out of service area or when the person holding the first mobile phone 1; 2 does not off-hook the first mobile phone 1 even if the first mobile phone 1 is in service area. If the transfer from the telephone set 3 is set, the control station 8 performs the transfer process, and the person who has the first mobile phone 1; When the telephone 1 is off-hook, the control station 8 It is not conducted transfer process. In the description of the processing of FIG. 7, refer to FIG. 1 for the first to third mobile phones 1 to 3, the control station 8, the transfer device 9, and the radio base station 10.

  In FIG. 7, in step 101, it is determined whether the first mobile phone 1 is out of service area or in service area. That is, when the first mobile phone 1 is outside the service area, a response from the first mobile phone 1 is received from the radio base station 10 in response to a simultaneous call from the radio base station 10 to the telephone number of the first mobile phone 1. Since the control station 8 is not reached, step 101 becomes YES and the process proceeds to step 102. On the other hand, when the first mobile phone 1 is in the service area, the response from the first mobile phone 1 to the simultaneous call from the radio base station 10 to the telephone number of the first mobile phone 1 is the radio base station 10. Since the control station 8 is reached from step 101, step 101 becomes NO and the process proceeds to step 104.

  In step 102, it is determined whether it is transfer or not transfer. That is, if out-of-service transfer for the first mobile phone 1 is set in the transfer device 9, step 102 becomes YES and the process proceeds to step 103. On the other hand, if out-of-service transfer by the first mobile phone 1 is not set in the transfer device 9, step 102 is NO and the processing of FIG. 7 ends. In step 103, the control station 8 outputs the transfer confirmation instruction and the telephone number of the first mobile phone 1 that triggered the determination in step 101 to the transfer device 9, and the processing in FIG.

  On the other hand, the processing from step 104 to step 111 is performed for the first and second mobile phones 1 in response to a simultaneous call to the telephone number of the first mobile phone 1 from the control station 8 although the first mobile phone 1 exists in the area; 2 is processing when the person who owns 2 does not off-hook the first mobile phone 1 and when it goes off-hook. That is, in step 104, the control station 8 starts calling (starts calling) the first mobile phone 1. With the start of the call at step 104, the first mobile phone 1 sounds a ring tone. Next, in step 105, the counter 18 of the control station 8 starts counting the elapsed time or elapsed period from the start of calling the first mobile phone 1, and proceeds to step 106.

  In step 106, it is determined whether or not the count value started in step 105 has reached the paging time set in the control station 8. If the count value does not reach the ringing time, step 106 becomes NO and the process proceeds to step 109. Conversely, when the count value reaches the ringing time, step 106 becomes YES and the routine proceeds to step 107. In step 107, the counter 18 of the control station 8 finishes counting the elapsed time or elapsed period from the start of calling the first mobile phone 1, resets the count value of the counter 18 to zero, and proceeds to step 108. In step 108, the control station 8 ends the call to the first mobile phone 1 (call end), returns to step 102, and ends the process of FIG. 7 through the processes of step 102 and step 103.

  In step 109, the control station 8 determines whether the first mobile phone 1 is off-hook or on-hook. If the person who owns the first and second mobile phones 1; 2 does not off-hook the first mobile phone 1, step 109 becomes NO and returns to step 106. On the other hand, if the person holding the first and second mobile phones 1; 2 goes off-hook the first mobile phone 1, step 109 becomes YES and the routine proceeds to step 110. In step 110, the counter 18 of the control station 8 finishes counting the elapsed time or elapsed period from the start of calling the first mobile phone 1, resets the count value of the counter 18 to zero, and proceeds to step 111. In step 111, the control station 8 finishes calling (ends calling) the first mobile phone 1 and ends the process of FIG.

  With reference to FIG. 8, the process of the transfer apparatus 9 according to the embodiment will be described. The processing in the transfer device 9 is performed by the control station 8 to the transfer device 9 based on the transfer confirmation instruction in step 103 in FIG. 7 and the telephone number of the first mobile phone 1 that is the reason for the determination in step 101 in FIG. This is the process when input. In the description of the processing of FIG. 8, the first mobile phone 1, the second mobile phone 2, the communication network 7, the control station 8; 12, the transfer device 9, the radio base station 10; 2 for RAM 31 and FIG. 4 for transfer database 16. In FIG. 8, in step 201, it is determined whether there has been a transfer confirmation instruction. That is, if there is no transfer confirmation instruction from the control station 8 in the transfer device 9, step 201 becomes NO and the process returns to step 201. Conversely, if there is a transfer instruction from the control station 8 in the transfer device 9, step 201 becomes YES and the process proceeds to step 202.

  In step 202, the transfer device 9 determines a transfer destination. That is, the transfer device 9 collates the telephone number of the first mobile phone 1 input together with the transfer confirmation instruction from the control station 8 in step 201 with the transfer database 16, and from the transfer database 16 to the phone of the first mobile phone 1. The telephone number of the transfer destination corresponding to the number is determined as the transfer destination. For example, if the telephone number of the first mobile phone 1 is “07012345678”, the transfer device 9 transfers the first transfer number from the transfer destination of the transfer database 16 of FIG. 4 as the transfer destination telephone number corresponding to the above-mentioned telephone number “07012345678”. The telephone number of the second mobile phone 2 that is the destination and the phone number of the A mobile phone that is the second transfer destination are extracted. The configuration of the A mobile phone is not shown, but is the same as that of the second mobile phone 2 in FIG. That is, the A mobile phone includes a wireless transmission / reception unit corresponding to the wireless transmission / reception unit 41 shown in FIG. 3, a short-range wireless communication unit corresponding to the short-range wireless communication unit 42, a microphone corresponding to the microphone 43, and a speaker corresponding to the speaker 44. The portable container includes a keyboard corresponding to the keyboard 45, a display corresponding to the display 46, a battery corresponding to the battery 47, a flash memory corresponding to the flash memory 48, and a control unit corresponding to the control unit 49, and corresponds to the control unit 49. 3 includes a CPU corresponding to the CPU 50 shown in FIG. 3, a ROM corresponding to the ROM 51, a RAM corresponding to the RAM 52, a transfer means corresponding to the transfer means 53, and a pairing setting means equivalent to the pairing setting means 54.

  When only one transfer destination corresponding to the telephone number input together with the transfer confirmation instruction from the control station 8 is recorded as the first transfer destination in the transfer database 16, the transfer device 9 stores the first transfer destination. Extract only one phone number. That is, in step 202 of FIG. 8, all of one or a plurality of transfer destinations are transferred from the transfer database 16 to the first transfer destination and the second transfer destination based on the transfer destination corresponding to the telephone number input together with the transfer confirmation instruction from the control station 8. Extraction is performed in the order such as the transfer destination, and the process proceeds to step 203. In step 203, the transfer destination telephone number extracted by the transfer device 9 is returned to the control station 8.

  With reference to FIG.9 and FIG.10, the latter process of the out-of-service transfer in the control station 8 according to the embodiment will be described. The subsequent processing is processing when the transfer destination telephone number is input to the control station 8 from the transfer device 9 of FIG. For the first mobile phone 1, the communication network 7, the control station 8; 12, the transfer device 9, the radio base station 10; 13, the gateway exchange 15, and the counter 18, see FIG. See FIG. 3 for means 53.

  First, in FIG. 9, in step 301, it is determined whether the control station 8 starts transfer or not. That is, if the transfer destination telephone number from the transfer device 9 is not input to the control station 8, step 301 is NO and the process returns to step 301. On the contrary, if the telephone number of the transfer destination from the transfer device 9 is input to the control station 8, step 301 becomes YES and the process proceeds to step 302. In this embodiment, referring to the transfer database 16 in FIG. 4, the telephone of the second mobile phone 2 that is the first transfer destination as the transfer destination telephone number corresponding to the telephone number “07012345678” of the first mobile phone 1. The number and the telephone number of the A mobile phone that is the second transfer destination are input to the control station 8 as the transfer destination telephone number from the transfer device 9, and the process proceeds to step 302.

  In step 302, the control station 8 starts a call to the first transfer destination (transfer destination call start). In this embodiment, the control station 8 starts calling the second mobile phone 2. As a result, the control station 8 transmits the telephone number of the second mobile phone 2 from the gateway exchange 15 to the control station 12. Then, the control station 12 confirms the location registration area where the second mobile phone 2 exists in the home location register (not shown) in the communication network 7, and sends the second mobile phone to the radio base station 13 serving the confirmed location registration area. A general calling instruction for the telephone number of the telephone 2 is issued. The wireless base station 13 that has received this instruction makes a simultaneous call to the telephone number of the second mobile phone 2 in the location registration area that it is responsible for.

  Next, in step 303, the counter 18 of the control station 8 starts counting the elapsed time or elapsed period from the start of the transfer destination call. By starting the count in step 303, the counter (not shown) of the control station 8 starts counting the elapsed time or elapsed period from the start of the call, and proceeds to step 304. In step 304, it is determined whether or not the count value started in step 303 has reached the paging time set in the control station 8. If the count value does not reach the calling time, step 304 becomes NO and the process proceeds to step 307. Conversely, when the count value reaches the ringing time, step 304 becomes YES and the process proceeds to step 305. In step 305, the counter 18 of the control station 8 finishes counting the elapsed time or elapsed period from the start of the transfer destination call, resets the count value of the counter 18 to zero, and proceeds to step 306. In step 306, the control station 8 ends the call to the transfer destination, and proceeds to step 310 in FIG.

  In step 307, the control station 8 determines whether the transfer destination is off-hook or on-hook. That is, in response to the simultaneous call to the telephone number of the second mobile phone 2 of the wireless base station 13 due to the start of the transfer destination call in step 302, the second mobile phone 2 transfers by the function of the internal computer, that is, the function of the transfer means 53. Confirm that the call is a simultaneous call by the transfer telephone function based on the information to be performed, and set the microphone 43 and the speaker 44 of the second mobile phone 2 to the non-operating state (off state) so as not to collect sound. At the same time, a call is transmitted to the first mobile phone 1 via the short-range wireless communication unit 22; 42, and it is confirmed that the first mobile phone 1 is an incoming call by the short-range wireless communication 5 from the second mobile phone 2. Then, based on the sound database 36 by route of FIG. 5, a ring tone is generated with a melody according to the telephone number of the caller, and the first and second mobile phones that have listened to the ring tone are heard. When the person holding the device 1; 2 off-hooks the first mobile phone 1, the off-cook signal is transmitted from the first mobile phone 1 to the second mobile phone 2, and the second mobile phone 2 transfers the transfer means 53 of FIG. 3. Thus, the second mobile phone 2 automatically goes off-hook regardless of human operation, and the second mobile phone 2 is connected to the third mobile phone 3 via the radio base station 11; 13, the control station 8; 12 and the gateway exchange 15. It is connected so that it can communicate. Thus, in the process in which the second and third mobile phones 2; 3 are communicably connected, the control station 8 receives a signal relating to the off-hook of the second mobile phone 2, so that step 307 becomes YES, and step Proceed to 308. In addition, until the second mobile phone 2 automatically goes off hook from the start of the transfer destination call at step 302, step 307 becomes NO and returns to step 304. In step 308, the counter 18 of the control station 8 finishes counting the elapsed time or elapsed period from the start of the transfer destination call, resets the count value of the counter 18 to zero, and proceeds to step 309. In step 309, the control station 8 ends the call to the transfer destination, and ends the processes of FIGS.

  Next, when the processing of FIG. 10 is started, in step 310, the control station 8 determines whether or not the retransmission is started. That is, if the telephone number of the mobile phone A (not shown) as the second transfer destination is not input to the control station 8 from the transfer device 9, step 310 is NO, and the processing of FIGS. 9 and 10 ends. On the other hand, if the telephone number of the second transfer destination A mobile phone is input to the control station 8 from the transfer device 9, step 310 becomes YES and the process proceeds to step 311.

  In step 311, the control station 8 starts calling the second transfer destination (synonymous with transfer destination call start). In this embodiment, the control station 8 starts calling a mobile phone A (not shown). As a result, the control station 8 transmits the telephone number of the A mobile phone from the gateway exchange 15 to the control station not shown. Then, a non-illustrated control station confirms a location registration area where the A mobile phone exists in a home location register outside the diagram in a communication network outside the diagram, and a radio base station outside the diagram serving the confirmed location registration area Instruct the phone number of the mobile phone A to be called simultaneously. Upon receiving this instruction, the radio base station outside the above figure makes a simultaneous call for the phone number of the mobile phone A to the location registration area that it manages.

  Next, in step 312, the control station 8 starts counting the elapsed time or elapsed period from the start of the transfer destination call. By starting the count in step 312, the counter 18 of the control station 8 starts counting the elapsed time or elapsed period from the start of the call, and proceeds to step 313. In step 313, it is determined whether the count value started in step 312 has reached or has not reached the paging time set in the control station 8. If the count value does not reach the ringing time, step 313 becomes NO and the process proceeds to step 316. On the other hand, when the count value reaches the ringing time, step 313 becomes YES and the process proceeds to step 314. In step 314, the counter 18 of the control station 8 finishes counting the elapsed time or elapsed period from the start of the transfer destination call, resets the count value of the counter 18 to zero, and proceeds to step 315. In step 315, the control station 8 terminates the call to the transfer destination (synonymous with call termination), and the processing of FIGS. 9 and 10 ends.

  On the other hand, in step 316, the control station 8 determines whether the transfer destination is off-hook or on-hook. That is, in response to the simultaneous call to the telephone number of the mobile phone A of the wireless base station (not shown) due to the start of the transfer destination call in step 312, the mobile phone A is a simultaneous call by the transfer telephone function by the function of the internal computer. Confirm that the microphone and speaker of the A mobile phone are set to a non-operating state (synonymous with the off state) so as not to collect sound, and the short-range wireless communication unit 22 and the A mobile phone not shown are A call is transmitted to the first mobile phone 1 via the distance wireless communication unit, and it is confirmed that the first mobile phone 1 is an incoming call by the short-range wireless communication 5 from the A mobile phone. Based on the database 36, a ring tone is generated with a melody corresponding to the telephone number of the caller, and the person who has the first and second mobile phones 1; When the machine 1 is off-hooked, an off-cook signal is transmitted from the first mobile phone 1 to the second mobile phone 2, and the second mobile phone 2 is automatically operated by the operation of the transfer means 53 of FIG. The mobile phone A is connected to the mobile phone A via the wireless base station 11, the control station 8, the wireless base station (not shown), the control station (not shown), and the gateway exchange 15. Thus, in the process in which the A mobile phone and the third mobile phone 3 are communicably connected, the control station 8 receives a signal relating to the off-hook of the A mobile phone, so that step 316 becomes YES and step 317 is reached. move on. Further, until the mobile phone A automatically goes off-hook after the transfer destination call starts in step 312, step 316 becomes NO and returns to step 313. In step 317, the counter 18 of the control station 8 finishes counting the elapsed time or elapsed period from the start of the transfer destination call, resets the count value of the counter 18 to zero, and proceeds to step 318. In step 318, the control station 8 ends the call to the transfer destination, and the processing of FIGS. 9 and 10 ends.

  As described above, according to the processing of FIG. 9 and FIG. 10, in the state where the first transfer destination telephone number and the second transfer destination telephone number are input from the transfer device 9 to the control station 8 as the transfer destination telephone numbers. When the second mobile phone 2 having the first transfer destination telephone number goes off-hook so as to respond to the simultaneous call for the telephone number of the second mobile phone 2 to the location registration area of the radio base station 13, the second mobile phone 2 The telephone 2 and the third mobile phone 3 are communicably connected, and the second mobile phone 2 exists outside the radio base station 13 or the power switch outside the figure of the second mobile phone 2 is turned off. In addition, the elapsed time from the start of the transfer destination call or the count value of the elapsed period not responding to the simultaneous call for the telephone number of the second mobile phone 2 to the location registration area of the radio base station 13 reaches the call time. Since the A mobile phone having the second transfer destination telephone number goes off-hook so as to respond to the simultaneous call for the phone number of the A mobile phone to the location registration area of the radio base station not shown, 3 mobile phone 3 is communicably connected, and further, A mobile phone exists outside the radio base station area not shown, or the power switch outside A When the elapsed time from the start of the transfer destination call that does not respond to the simultaneous call for the phone number of the A mobile phone to the location registration area of the base station or the count value of the elapsed period reaches the call time, The process ends.

  With reference to FIG. 11 and FIG. 12, the first mobile phone 1 according to the embodiment is used as a ring tone due to a difference in the reception route such as an incoming call from the wireless transmission / reception unit 21 or an incoming call from the short-range wireless communication unit 22. The process of changing the melody will be described as an example in which the first mobile phone 1 of FIG. 1 is provided with the route-specific sound database 36 of FIG. 5 in advance. The first mobile phone 1, the communication network 7, the control station 8; 12, the transfer device 9, the radio base station 10; 13, and the gateway exchange 15 are referred to FIG. 22, refer to FIG. 2 for the keyboard 25, the microphone 23, the speaker 24, and the incoming route determination means 35.

  First, referring to FIG. 11, a case where the first mobile phone 1 is an incoming call from the wireless transmission / reception unit 21 will be described. When the processing of FIG. 11 starts, in Step 401, the first mobile phone 1 is in a standby state for both the short-range wireless communication 5 and the communication network 6, and the process proceeds to Step 402. In step 402, the wireless transmission / reception unit 21 determines whether the incoming call is received. That is, the incoming route determination unit 35 of the first mobile phone 1 determines whether the incoming call is from the wireless transmission / reception unit 21 as a reception route. If the incoming call is from the wireless transmission / reception unit 21, step 402 is set to YES. The process proceeds to step 403. Conversely, when the incoming route determination means 35 of the first mobile phone 1 determines that the incoming route is not an incoming call from the wireless transmission / reception unit 21, step 402 becomes NO, and the process proceeds to step 411 in FIG.

  In step 403 of FIG. 11, the incoming route determination means 35 compares the telephone number received from the wireless transmission / reception unit 21 with the route-specific sound database 36, and determines the caller from the caller column of the route-specific sound database 36. For example, when the telephone number received from the wireless transmission / reception unit 21 is “07012345666”, the incoming route determination means 35 matches the above “07012345666” with the route-specific sound database 36 of FIG. If it is determined that there is, step 403 becomes YES, and the process proceeds to step 404. On the other hand, for example, when the telephone number received from the wireless transmission / reception unit 21 is “0398765432”, “090234456789” or “telephone number other than the above”, the incoming route discrimination means 35 is “0398765432” or “090234456789” The “phone number other than the above” is checked against the path-specific sound database 36 of FIG. 5 to determine that the caller is not Mr. A, step 403 becomes NO, and the process proceeds to step 406. In step 404, the incoming call path discriminating means 35 from the wireless transmission / reception unit field of the incoming call field field of the route-specific sound database 36 as a melody corresponding to Mr. A as the caller determined from the sender field of the route-specific sound database 36. The first melody is selected and supplied to the speaker 24, and the speaker 24 plays the first melody to inform the person who possesses the first and second mobile phones 1; 2, and the process proceeds to step 405.

  In step 406, the incoming route determination means 35 compares the telephone number received from the wireless transmission / reception unit 21 with the route-specific sound database 36, and determines the caller from the caller field of the route-specific sound database 36. For example, when the telephone number received from the wireless transmission / reception unit 21 is “0398765432”, the incoming route determination means 35 matches the above “0398765432” with the sound database 36 for each route of FIG. If it is determined that there is, step 406 becomes YES, and the process proceeds to step 407. On the other hand, for example, when the telephone number received from the wireless transmission / reception unit 21 is “07012345666”, “090234456789” or “telephone number other than the above”, the incoming route determination means 35 is “07012345666” or “090234456789” The “phone number other than the above” is checked against the route-specific sound database 36 of FIG. 5 to determine that the caller is not Mr. B, step 406 becomes NO, and the process proceeds to step 408. In step 407, the incoming route determination means 35 from the wireless transmission / reception unit column of the incoming call site column of the route-specific sound database 36 as a melody corresponding to Mr. B as the caller determined from the sender column of the route-specific sound database 36. The third melody is selected and supplied to the speaker 24, and the speaker 24 is made to notify the person who possesses the first and second mobile phones 1; 2 of the third melody, and the process proceeds to step 405.

  In step 408, the incoming route determination means 35 collates the telephone number received from the wireless transmission / reception unit 21 with the route-specific sound database 36, and determines the sender from the sender field of the route-specific sound database 36. For example, if the telephone number received from the wireless transmission / reception unit 21 is “090234456789”, the incoming route determination means 35 matches the above “090234456789” with the sound database 36 for each route in FIG. If it is determined that there is, step 408 becomes YES, and the process proceeds to step 409. On the other hand, for example, when the telephone number received from the wireless transmission / reception unit 21 is “07012345666”, “0398765432”, or “a telephone number other than the above”, the incoming route determination means 35 is “07012345666”, “0398765432” or “ The “phone number other than the above” is checked against the sound database 36 by route in FIG. 5 to determine that the caller is not Mr. C. Step 408 is NO and the process proceeds to step 410. In step 409, the incoming route determination means 35 from the wireless transmission / reception unit column of the incoming call field column of the route-specific sound database 36 as a melody corresponding to Mr. C as the caller determined from the sender column of the route-specific sound database 36. The fifth melody is selected and supplied to the speaker 24, and the speaker 24 plays the third melody to notify the person who possesses the first and second mobile phones 1; 2, and proceeds to step 405. In step 410, the incoming route determination means 35 receives a telephone number other than the above, for example, a telephone number received from the wireless transmission / reception unit 21 as a telephone number that is not “07012345666”, a telephone number that is not “03998745432”, or a telephone number that is not “090234456789”. As a melody corresponding to a person other than the above as a person other than Mr. A to Mr. C as a sender determined from the sender database of the path-specific sound database 36 in FIG. A person who selects the seventh melody from the wireless transmission / reception unit field of the incoming call site field of the route-specific sound database 36 and supplies it to the speaker 24, and the speaker 24 carries the first and second mobile phones 1; And then proceed to Step 405.

  In step 405, the first mobile phone 1 executes an incoming call process by the wireless transmission / reception unit 21. That is, the first and second mobile phones that have heard the first melody played in step 404, the third melody played in step 407, the fifth melody played in step 409, or the seventh melody played in step 410 Knowing whether the person holding the telephone 1; 2 is an incoming call from someone other than Mr. A, Mr. B, Mr. C, or Mr. A to C, and operating the off-hook switch of the keyboard 25 of the first mobile phone 1 it can. Further, a signal representing an off-hook corresponding to the operation of the keyboard 25 of the first mobile phone 1 is transmitted from the first mobile phone 1 to the control station 8 via the radio base station 10, and the control station 8 receives the first mobile phone. 1 and a telephone set owned by Mr. A, a telephone set owned by Mr. B, a telephone set owned by Mr. C, or a telephone set owned by a person other than A to C, the control station 8, the radio base station 10, and a radio base not shown in the figure. The first mobile phone 1 and the phone possessed by Mr. A, the phone possessed by Mr. B, the phone possessed by Mr. C, or a person other than Mr. A through C are possessed so that a call can be made via the office. You can talk to the phone.

  For example, the telephone number that triggers the determination of the incoming call from the wireless transmission / reception unit 21 by the incoming route determination means 35 in step 402 in FIG. 11 is the telephone of Mr. A in the sender column of the route-specific sound database 36 in FIG. When the number is “07012345666” and the telephone number of the third mobile phone 3 in FIG. 1, the first melody is played in step 404 in FIG. 11 and the first and second mobile phones that have heard the first melody. When the person holding the telephone 1; 2 operates the off-hook switch of the keyboard 25 of the first mobile phone 1, a signal indicating off-hook corresponding to the operation of the keyboard 25 of the first mobile phone 1 is transmitted from the first mobile phone 1 to the wireless base station. Is transmitted to the control station 8 via the station 10, and the control station 8 connects the first mobile phone 1 and the third mobile phone 2 owned by Mr. A to the control station 8 and the radio base. 10; 11 via a call connected to the first cellular phone 1 and from which the third mobile telephone 3 is enabled call.

  Also, the telephone number that triggers the determination that the incoming route determination means 35 is an incoming call from the wireless transmission / reception unit 21 in step 402 in FIG. 11 is the phone number of Mr. B in the sender column of the route-specific sound database 36 in FIG. In the case of the telephone number of the subscriber telephone such as the number “0398765432”, the third melody is played in step 407 of FIG. 11 and the first and second mobile phones 1 and 2 that have heard the third melody are possessed. When the person operating the off-hook switch of the keyboard 25 of the first mobile phone 1, a signal representing the off-hook corresponding to the operation of the keyboard 25 of the first mobile phone 1 is transmitted from the first mobile phone 1 via the radio base station 10. The control station 8 transmits the first mobile phone 1 and the subscriber phone owned by Mr. B to the control station 8, the radio base station 10, a gateway exchange not shown in the figure, and Call enable the connected via an external subscriber telephone exchange, and station set is enabled call to this from the first mobile phone 1 and Mr. B possession.

  Further, the telephone number that triggers the determination that the incoming route is determined to be incoming from the wireless transmission / reception unit 21 by the incoming route discriminating means 35 in step 402 in FIG. 11 is the phone of Mr. C in the sender column of the route-specific sound database 36 in FIG. If the number is “0902345789” and the phone number of a mobile phone other than the first to third mobile phones 1 to 3 in FIG. 1, the fifth melody is played in step 409 in FIG. When the person who possesses the first and second mobile phones 1; 2 who heard the fifth melody operates the off-hook switch of the keyboard 25 of the first mobile phone 1, the off-hook corresponding to the operation of the keyboard 25 of the first mobile phone 1 Is transmitted from the first mobile phone 1 to the control station 8 via the wireless base station 10, and the control station 8 has the first to first possessed by the first mobile phone 1 and Mr. C. 3 Mobile phones 1 to 3 other than mobile phones 1 to 3 other than the mobile phone are connected so as to be able to communicate via the control station 8, the radio base station 10, the gateway exchange not shown, and the radio base station not shown. A call can be made between the mobile phone 1 and a mobile phone outside the figure other than the first to third mobile phones 1 to 3 possessed by Mr. C.

  Further, the telephone number that triggers the determination that the incoming route determination means 35 at step 402 in FIG. 11 is an incoming call from the wireless transmission / reception unit 21 is A to C in the sender column of the route-specific sound database 36 in FIG. If it is a telephone number of a person other than the telephone number and a telephone number of a cellular phone other than the first figure to the third cellular phone 1 to 3 in FIG. When the seventh melody is played and the person who has the first and second mobile phones 1 and 2 who hears the seventh melody operates the off-hook switch of the keyboard 25 of the first mobile phone 1, A signal representing an off-hook corresponding to the operation of the keyboard 25 is transmitted from the first mobile phone 1 to the control station 8 via the radio base station 10, and the control station 8 and the first mobile phone 1 and Mr. A to C Other than the first to third mobile phones 1 to 3 possessed by a person outside, a mobile phone or subscriber phone outside the figure is connected to the control station 8, the radio base station 10, a gateway exchange outside the figure, and a radio base station outside the figure. A mobile phone or a subscriber other than the first to third mobile phones 1 to 3 possessed by a person other than the first mobile phone 1 and the above-mentioned A to C is connected through a subscriber exchange so as to be able to talk. You can talk to the phone.

  Next, a case where the first mobile phone 1 is an incoming call from the short-range wireless communication unit 22 will be described with reference to FIG. When the processing of FIG. 12 starts, in step 411, the transmission / reception unit determines whether or not reception is performed. That is, the incoming route determination unit 35 of the first mobile phone 1 determines the reception route as being an incoming call from the short-range wireless communication unit 22, so that step 411 becomes YES and the process proceeds to step 412. Conversely, if the incoming route determination means 35 of the first mobile phone 1 determines that the incoming route is not an incoming call from the short-range wireless communication unit 22, step 411 is NO, and the processing returns to step 401 in FIG.

  In step 412 of FIG. 12, the incoming route determination means 35 compares the telephone number received from the short-range wireless communication unit 22 with the route-specific sound database 36 and determines the caller from the sender field of the route-specific sound database 36. To do. For example, when the telephone number received from the wireless transmission / reception unit 21 is “07012345666”, the incoming route determination means 35 matches the above “07012345666” with the route-specific sound database 36 of FIG. If it is determined that there is, step 412 becomes YES, and the process proceeds to step 413. On the other hand, for example, when the telephone number received from the wireless transmission / reception unit 21 is “0398765432”, “090234456789” or “telephone number other than the above”, the incoming route discrimination means 35 is “0398765432” or “090234456789” The “phone number other than the above” is checked against the route-specific sound database 36 of FIG. 5 to determine that the caller is not Mr. A, step 412 becomes NO, and the process proceeds to step 415. In step 413, the short-range wireless communication unit in the incoming part column of the route-specific sound database 36 as a melody corresponding to Mr. A as the caller determined by the incoming route determination unit 35 from the sender field of the route-specific sound database 36 The second melody is selected from the column and supplied to the speaker 24, and the speaker 24 plays the second melody to inform the person who has the first and second mobile phones 1; 2, and the process proceeds to step 414.

  In step 415, the incoming route determination means 35 compares the telephone number received from the short-range wireless communication unit 22 with the route-specific sound database 36, and determines the sender from the sender field of the route-specific sound database 36. For example, when the telephone number received from the wireless transmission / reception unit 21 is “0398765432”, the incoming route determination means 35 matches the above “0398765432” with the sound database 36 for each route of FIG. If it is determined that there is, step 415 becomes YES, and the process proceeds to step 416. On the other hand, for example, when the telephone number received from the wireless transmission / reception unit 21 is “07012345666”, “090234456789” or “telephone number other than the above”, the incoming route determination means 35 is “07012345666” or “090234456789” The “phone number other than the above” is checked against the sound database 36 by route in FIG. 5 to determine that the caller is not Mr. B, step 415 becomes NO, and the process proceeds to step 417. In step 416, the short-range wireless communication unit in the incoming part field of the route-specific sound database 36 as a melody corresponding to Mr. B as the sender determined by the incoming route determination unit 35 from the sender field of the route-specific sound database 36. The fourth melody is selected from the column and supplied to the speaker 24, and the speaker 24 is caused to notify the person holding the first and second mobile phones 1; 2 of the fourth melody, and the process proceeds to step 414.

  In step 417, the incoming route determination means 35 compares the telephone number received from the short-range wireless communication unit 22 with the route-specific sound database 36, and determines the sender from the sender field of the route-specific sound database 36. For example, if the telephone number received from the wireless transmission / reception unit 21 is “090234456789”, the incoming route determination means 35 matches the above “090234456789” with the sound database 36 for each route in FIG. If it is determined that there is, step 417 becomes YES, and the process proceeds to step 418. On the other hand, for example, when the telephone number received from the wireless transmission / reception unit 21 is “07012345666”, “0398765432”, or “a telephone number other than the above”, the incoming route determination means 35 is “07012345666”, “0398765432” or “ The “phone number other than the above” is checked against the sound database 36 according to route in FIG. 5 to determine that the caller is not Mr. C, step 417 becomes NO, and the process proceeds to step 419. In step 418, the short-range wireless communication unit in the incoming part field of the route-specific sound database 36 as a melody corresponding to Mr. C as the caller determined by the incoming route determination means 35 from the sender field of the route-specific sound database 36. The sixth melody is selected from the column and supplied to the speaker 24, and the speaker 24 plays the sixth melody to inform the person who has the first and second mobile phones 1; 2 and proceeds to step 414. In step 419, the incoming route determination means 35 receives a telephone number other than the above, for example, a telephone number received from the wireless transmission / reception unit 21 as a telephone number that is not “07012345666”, a telephone number that is not “03998745432”, or a telephone number that is not “090234456789”. As a melody corresponding to a person other than the above as a person other than Mr. A to Mr. C as a sender determined from the sender database of the path-specific sound database 36 in FIG. The eighth melody is selected and supplied to the speaker 24 from the short-range wireless communication section field of the incoming call field field of the route-specific sound database 36, and the speaker 24 has the first and second mobile phones 1; 2. The player is informed to make a notification, and the process proceeds to step 414.

  In step 414, the first mobile phone 1 executes an incoming call process by the short-range wireless communication unit 22. That is, the first and second mobile phones that heard the second melody played in step 413, the fourth melody played in step 416, the sixth melody played in step 418, or the eighth melody played in step 419 Knowing whether the person holding the telephone 1; 2 is an incoming call from someone other than Mr. A, Mr. B, Mr. C, or Mr. A to C, and operating the off-hook switch of the keyboard 25 of the first mobile phone 1 it can. Further, a signal representing an off-hook corresponding to the operation of the keyboard 25 of the first mobile phone 1 is transmitted from the first mobile phone 1 to the control station 8 via the radio base station 10, and the control station 8 receives the first mobile phone. 1 and a telephone set owned by Mr. A, a telephone set owned by Mr. B, a telephone set owned by Mr. C, or a telephone set owned by a person other than A to C, the control station 8, the radio base station 10, and a radio base not shown in the figure. The first mobile phone 1 and the phone possessed by Mr. A, the phone possessed by Mr. B, the phone possessed by Mr. C, or a person other than Mr. A through C are possessed so that a call can be made via the office. You can talk to the phone.

  For example, the telephone number that triggers the determination that the incoming route determination unit 35 at step 411 in FIG. 12 is an incoming call from the short-range wireless communication unit 22 is Mr. A in the sender column of the route-specific sound database 36 in FIG. If the telephone number is “07012345666” and the telephone number of the third mobile phone 3 in FIG. 1, the second melody is played in step 413 in FIG. 2 When a person carrying the mobile phone 1; 2 operates the off-hook switch of the keyboard 25 of the first mobile phone 1, a signal indicating off-hook corresponding to the operation of the keyboard 25 of the first mobile phone 1 is transmitted from the first mobile phone 1. The data is transmitted to the control station 8 via the radio base station 10, and the control station 8 transmits the first mobile phone 1 and the third mobile phone 2 owned by Mr. A to the control station 8 and the radio. Chikyoku 10; 11 via a call connected to the first cellular phone 1 and from which the third mobile telephone 3 is enabled call.

  In addition, the telephone number that triggers the determination that the incoming route determination unit 35 in step 411 in FIG. 12 is an incoming call from the short-range wireless communication unit 22 is Mr. B in the sender column of the route-specific sound database 36 in FIG. , The fourth melody is played in step 416 of FIG. 12, and the first and second mobile phones 1; 2 that have heard the fourth melody When the person holding the button operates the off-hook switch of the keyboard 25 of the first mobile phone 1, a signal indicating the off-hook corresponding to the operation of the keyboard 25 of the first mobile phone 1 is transmitted from the first mobile phone 1 via the radio base station 10. Is transmitted to the control station 8, and the control station 8 sets the first mobile phone 1 and the subscriber phone owned by Mr. B to the control station 8, the radio base station 10, and the gateway exchange not shown. Beauty view outside connected to the call capable via subscriber telephone exchange, and station set is enabled call to this from the first mobile phone 1 and Mr. B possession.

  In addition, the telephone number that triggers the determination that the incoming route determination means 35 is an incoming call from the short-range wireless communication unit 22 in Step 411 in FIG. 12 is Mr. C in the sender column of the route-specific sound database 36 in FIG. If the phone number is “0902345789” and the phone number of a mobile phone other than the first to third mobile phones 1 to 3 in FIG. 1, the sixth melody is played in step 418 in FIG. When the person who possesses the first and second mobile phones 1; 2 who heard the sixth melody operates the off-hook switch of the keyboard 25 of the first mobile phone 1, this corresponds to the operation of the keyboard 25 of the first mobile phone 1. A signal representing off-hook is transmitted from the first mobile phone 1 to the control station 8 via the radio base station 10, and the control station 8 has the first mobile phone 1 and the first possessed by Mr. C. A mobile phone (not shown) other than the third mobile phones 1 to 3 is connected so as to be able to talk via the control station 8, the radio base station 10, the gateway exchange (not shown), and the radio base station (not shown). The first mobile phone 1 can communicate with a mobile phone outside the figure other than the first to third mobile phones 1 to 3 possessed by Mr. C.

  In addition, the telephone number that triggers the determination that the incoming route is determined to be an incoming call from the short-range wireless communication unit 22 by the incoming route determination means 35 in step 411 in FIG. 12 is A to A in the sender column of the route-specific sound database 36 in FIG. If it is the phone number of a person other than Mr. C and the phone number of a cellular phone other than the first to third cellular phones 1 to 3 in FIG. When the eighth melody is played at 419 and the person who has the first and second mobile phones 1 and 2 who heard the eighth melody operates the off-hook switch of the keyboard 25 of the first mobile phone 1, the first mobile phone 1 is transmitted from the first mobile phone 1 to the control station 8 via the radio base station 10, and the control station 8 is connected to the first mobile phone 1 and A to C. A mobile phone or subscriber phone other than the first to third mobile phones 1 to 3 possessed by a person other than the mobile phone is connected to the control station 8, the radio base station 10, the gateway exchange outside the figure, and the radio base station outside the figure. Alternatively, the mobile phone is connected so as to be able to make a call via a subscriber exchange, so that the first mobile phone 1 and a mobile phone outside the figure other than the first to third mobile phones 1 to 3 possessed by a person other than the above-mentioned A to C or Calls can be made to the subscriber phone.

  In the embodiment, by providing the transfer apparatus 16 shown in FIG. 1 with the transfer data base 16 and the time zone data base 17, it is possible to selectively use out-of-service transfer and time zone transfer. When the out-of-service transfer and the time-based transfer are used separately, for example, in FIG. 2, as the power switch outside the drawing of the first mobile phone 1 is turned on, the operation of the CPU 30 causes the out-of-service transfer and the time-based transfer. A selection screen prompting the user to select is displayed on the display 26. Thereafter, the user performs an operation of selecting either out-of-service transfer or time-based transfer with the keyboard 25. For example, when the user selects out-of-service transfer, the out-of-service transfer is recorded in the RAM 32 by the operation of the CPU 30, and out-of-service transfer is set in the control unit 29. When the user selects the transfer by time zone, the transfer by time zone is recorded in the RAM 32 by the action of the CPU 30, and the transfer by time zone is set in the control unit 29. Thus, after either out-of-service transfer or time zone transfer is set in the control unit 29, the first mobile phone 1 uses the power from the battery 27 for both the communication network 6, the short-range wireless communication 5, and the communication network 6. If the out-of-service transfer process shown in FIGS. 7 to 10 or the out-of-time transfer process shown in FIG. 7 through FIG. 10 is executed, the out-of-service transfer and the time-based transfer are used properly. be able to.

  In the time zone transfer, the time zone database 17 shown in FIG. 6 may be used instead of the transfer database 16 used in step 202 of FIG. That is, when the transfer device 9 determines the transfer destination in step 202 of FIG. 8, the transfer device 9 uses the telephone number of the first mobile phone 1 input together with the transfer instruction from the control station 8 in step 201 of FIG. Is compared with the time zone database 17, the time zone database 17 changes the first mobile phone from the time zone database 17 according to the time zone recorded in the transfer time of the time zone database 17. The transfer destination telephone number corresponding to the telephone number of the telephone 1 is determined as the transfer destination.

  The control unit 29 of the first mobile phone 1 shown in FIG. 2 includes transfer means corresponding to the transfer means 53 shown in FIG. 3, and the transfer setting shown in FIG. 2 is provided in the control unit 49 of the second mobile phone 2 shown in FIG. By providing a transfer means corresponding to the means 33, a path-specific discrimination means corresponding to the path-specific discrimination means 35, and a path-specific sound database corresponding to the path-specific sound database 36, the first mobile phone 1 is changed to the second mobile phone. 2 and the second mobile phone 2 can be used as the first mobile phone 1.

1 is a first mobile phone, 2 is a second mobile phone, 3 is a third mobile phone, 4 is a fourth mobile phone, 5 is short-range wireless communication, 6 is a communication network, 7 is a communication network, 8 is a control station, 9 is a transfer device, 10 is a radio base station, 11 is a radio base station, 12 is a control station, 13 is a radio base station, 14 is a radio base station, 15 is a gateway switch, 16 is a transfer database, and 17 is a time zone Database, 18 is a counter, 19 is a frame, 20 is a missing number, 21 is a wireless transmission / reception unit, 22 is a short-range wireless communication unit, 23 is a microphone, 24 is a speaker, 25 is a keyboard, 26 is a display, 27 is a battery, 28 Is a flash memory, 29 is a control unit, 30 is a CPU, 31 is a ROM, 32 is a RAM, 33 is a transfer setting means, 34 is a pairing setting means, 35 is an incoming route discrimination means, and 36 is a sound database for each route. , 37 to 40 are missing numbers, 41 is a wireless transmission / reception unit, 42 is a short-range wireless communication unit, 43 is a microphone, 44 is a speaker, 45 is a keyboard, 46 is a display, 47 is a battery, 48 is a flash memory, 49 is a control unit , 50 is a CPU, 51 is a ROM, 52 is a RAM, 53 is a transfer means, and 54 is a pairing setting means.

Claims (2)

There is a telephone device that identifies one incoming mobile phone among a plurality of different mobile phones owned by a single carrier, and one mobile phone that is specified as an incoming mobile phone is provided. A mobile phone other than one mobile phone identified as a mobile phone that includes a wireless transmission / reception unit, a short-range wireless communication unit, and a transfer setting unit includes a wireless transmission / reception unit, a short-range wireless communication unit, and a transfer unit. and it has the telephone number of a mobile telephone communication network for mobile phone one above other than the above one mobile telephone sent as the transfer destination from the cellular phone of one said by the transfer setting unit of the portable telephone one above in the state in which No. storing, if said one mobile phone to the calling from the phone other than a plurality of mobile phones that are possessed on one person answers were possession one person A telephone other than several mobile phones and the one mobile phone are connected so as to be communicable, and the one mobile phone is in response to a call from a telephone other than a plurality of mobile phones possessed by the one person. If the telephone does not respond and the transfer telephone function for the one mobile phone is not set in the communication network for the one mobile phone, the communication network does not respond from the one mobile phone. Reply to a telephone other than the plurality of mobile phones possessed by the one person, and the one mobile telephone responds to a call from a telephone other than the plurality of mobile telephones possessed by the one person communication network and transfer destination when transfer telephone function when no and to said one mobile phone is set to the communication network for mobile phone one above relative to the one mobile phone The telephone number of the cellular phone of Te is transmitted to the communication network for mobile phone forwarding phone number, network for mobile phone of the transmitted forwarding phone number calling mobile telephone of the transfer destination telephone number the destination telephone number the cellular phone the called destination mobile telephone of the transfer means the mobile phone of short-range wireless communication unit and said one mobile phone when responding to this call by connecting the wireless communication unit of the possible communication, other than the plurality of mobile telephone phone which is possessed in the human upper Symbol one phone and the above one mobile phone is communicatively coupled A telephone device characterized by that.   One mobile phone specified as the incoming mobile phone defined the relationship between the caller's phone number, the wireless transmission / reception unit as the incoming part, the short-range wireless communication part as the incoming part, and multiple types of ringtones. Distinguishes between the sound database for each route and the route for the incoming call from the wireless transceiver unit or the route for the incoming call from the short-range wireless communication unit, and extracts the corresponding ring tone from the sound database for each route and emits it from the speaker The telephone apparatus according to claim 1, further comprising: an incoming route discriminating unit that controls the speaker.

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