JP5916555B2 - SOUND SYSTEM, SOUND DEVICE, AND MOBILE PHONE - Google Patents

Description

A mobile phone that emits a ring tone when a call, an acoustic system including a sound equipment for changing the volume of a speaker in accordance with the reception state of the mobile phone, and to an audio device and a mobile phone constituting the acoustic system.

  In recent years, a theater system that can reproduce a multi-channel surround signal such as 5.1 channel or 7.1 channel at a powerful volume in a home has been put into practical use. The theater system includes a center speaker, a theater rack provided with a subwoofer, front speakers, rear speakers, a large-screen television receiver, a recorder, and the like disposed on the front, rear, left and right of the theater rack.

On the other hand, Patent Document 1 receives a radio wave transmitted from a mobile phone, determines the start and end of a call, reduces the volume of the playback device at the start of the call, and returns the volume to the original level at the end of the call. An apparatus is disclosed.
Patent Document 2 discloses a television receiver that includes a telephone modem and that is configured to automatically reduce the volume when the modem detects an incoming call.

Japanese Patent No. 4520837 JP 2001-333334 A

However, in a conventional theater system, when a user who has a mobile phone uses the theater system at a high volume, there is a problem that even if the ring tone of the mobile phone rings, the ring tone is difficult to notice.
In addition, there is a problem that the ringing tone of a telephone that does not need to be answered, such as a wrong call, is distracted when enjoying the theater system.

On the other hand, although Patent Document 1 discloses a technique for lowering the volume of a playback device during a call, it cannot solve the problem that it is difficult to notice the ringtone because the tone cannot be lowered during an incoming call.
Further, in the television according to Patent Document 2, when an incoming call is detected, the volume is unconditionally reduced, and thus the problem that the ringing tone of a telephone that does not need to be put off can be solved.

The present invention has been made in view of such circumstances, and its purpose is to reduce the volume when a call is received from a caller registered in the mobile phone, and when a call is received from an unregistered caller, By holding the volume, the volume of the speaker can be lowered so that it is easy to notice the incoming ringtone when receiving a call from a registered caller while avoiding the excitement of the incoming ringtone of a telephone that does not need to be answered An audio system , an audio device, and a mobile phone that can be used.

The acoustic system according to the present invention acquires storage means for storing a telephone number, an antenna for receiving a radio wave transmitted from a base station, and a calling signal and a caller telephone number included in the radio wave received by the antenna. An acoustic system comprising an acquisition means, and comprising a mobile phone that emits a ring tone when a call signal is received, and an acoustic device that changes a volume of a speaker according to an incoming state of the mobile phone, wherein the mobile phone When the call signal and the telephone number are acquired from the determination means for determining whether or not the storage means stores the acquired telephone number, and when the determination means determines that the telephone number is stored, Means for transmitting a first incoming notification signal to the acoustic device and transmitting a second incoming notification signal to the acoustic device when the determination means determines that the telephone number is not stored; And the audio device has a means for receiving the first incoming call notification signal and the second incoming call notification signal transmitted from the mobile phone, and, when receiving the first incoming call notification signal, reduces the volume of the speaker, A control means for holding the volume of the speaker when an incoming call notification signal is received , and further, the acoustic device transmits a reception signal to the mobile phone when receiving the reception operation and a means for receiving the reception operation. And the mobile phone, when receiving the received signal transmitted from the acoustic device, starts a call and acquires a voice signal included in the radio wave received by the antenna; and the acquired voice Means for transmitting a signal to the acoustic device, the acoustic device receiving a voice signal transmitted from the mobile phone, and providing the received voice signal to a speaker Characterized in that it comprises a stage.

  The acoustic system according to the present invention comprises means for transmitting, to the acoustic device, the received telephone number or specific information corresponding to the telephone number when the mobile phone acquires a call signal and a telephone number. Comprises means for receiving a telephone number or specific information transmitted from the mobile phone, and means for displaying the received telephone number or specific information.

  In the acoustic system according to the present invention, the speaker includes a stationary speaker and a headset speaker, and the acoustic device reduces a volume of the stationary speaker and receives an audio signal transmitted from the mobile phone. It is characterized by being selectively applied to a stationary speaker or a headset speaker.

  In the acoustic system according to the present invention, the acoustic device includes a microphone that converts sound into an audio signal, and a unit that transmits the audio signal converted by the microphone to the mobile phone. It is characterized by comprising means for receiving an audio signal transmitted from an acoustic device and means for transmitting the received audio signal to a base station via the antenna.

  The acoustic system according to the present invention is characterized in that the microphone is provided in a headset.

  The acoustic system according to the present invention is characterized in that the acoustic device includes means for reducing a signal level in a predetermined frequency band of an audio signal applied to a speaker.

An acoustic device according to the present invention is an acoustic device that changes the volume of a speaker according to the operation of a mobile phone that emits a ring tone when an incoming call is received, and includes a first incoming call notification signal and a second incoming call notification transmitted from the mobile phone. Means for receiving a signal, control means for lowering the volume of the speaker when receiving the first incoming call notification signal, and holding the volume of the speaker when receiving the second incoming call notification signal; and means for accepting a receiving operation Means for transmitting a received signal to the mobile phone when receiving a call operation; means for receiving a voice signal transmitted from the mobile phone that has received the received signal and started a call; and received voice Means for providing a signal to a speaker .
The cellular phone according to the present invention acquires storage means for storing a telephone number, an antenna for receiving a radio wave transmitted from a base station, and a calling signal and a caller telephone number included in the radio wave received by the antenna. A mobile phone that has an acquisition means and emits a ring tone when receiving a call signal, and determines whether the storage means stores the acquired telephone number when the call signal and the telephone number are acquired from radio waves And when the determination means determines that the telephone number is stored, a first incoming call notification signal is transmitted to an audio device that changes a volume of a speaker according to an incoming call state, and the determination means When it is determined that the number is not stored, a means for transmitting a second incoming notification signal to the acoustic device and a reception signal transmitted from the acoustic device that has accepted a reception operation To initiate a call, and means for obtaining an audio signal included in the radio wave received by the antenna, characterized in that it comprises a means for transmitting the acquired audio signal to the audio equipment.

In the present invention, the mobile phone is provided with storage means for storing a telephone number, acquires a telephone number included in a radio wave transmitted from a base station, and whether or not the acquired telephone number is stored in the storage means. Determine. If the telephone number stored in the storage means is a caller, there is a high possibility that an incoming call is required. If the telephone number not stored in the storage means is a caller, the possibility that an incoming call is required is low. Therefore, when the mobile phone determines that the determination unit stores the telephone number, the mobile phone transmits a first incoming notification signal to the audio equipment, and when the determination unit determines that the telephone number is not stored, A second incoming notification signal is transmitted to the audio equipment.
The acoustic device includes means for receiving the first incoming notification signal and the second incoming notification signal transmitted from the mobile phone. The control unit of the audio device reduces the volume of the speaker when receiving the first incoming notification signal, and holds the volume of the speaker when receiving the second incoming notification signal.
Therefore, when the phone number of the caller is registered in the mobile phone, the volume of the speaker included in the audio device is reduced. When the caller's phone number is not registered in the mobile phone, the speaker volume is maintained. Is done.

  In the present invention, the telephone number of the telephone caller or the specific information corresponding to the telephone number is displayed.

  In the present invention, when the acoustic device accepts the receiving operation, the source voice received by the mobile phone is emitted from the speaker on the acoustic device side.

  In the present invention, when the caller's telephone number is registered in the mobile phone, the volume of the stationary speaker is reduced, and the voice of the caller received by the mobile phone is received from the stationary speaker or headset. It is selectively emitted from the speaker. The speaker that outputs the voice of the caller is selected by the user, for example.

  In the present invention, the audio signal converted by the microphone on the acoustic device side is transmitted to the base station via the mobile phone.

  In the present invention, it is possible to make a phone call using a headset.

  In the present invention, since the sound level of the audio signal in the predetermined frequency band is reduced and the sound is emitted from the speaker, it is possible to create a sound field environment in which the sound in the frequency band that hinders the call is reduced.

  According to the present invention, when there is an incoming call from a caller registered in the mobile phone, the volume is lowered, and when there is an incoming call from an unregistered caller, a call that does not need to be answered by maintaining the volume. The volume of the loudspeaker can be lowered so that the user can easily notice the ringtone when receiving a call from a registered caller while avoiding the excitement of the ringtone.

It is a perspective view showing an example of 1 composition of an acoustic system concerning this embodiment. It is a block diagram which shows the example of 1 structure of a theater system. It is a block diagram which shows the example of 1 structure of a theater system. It is a flowchart which shows the process sequence of a mobile telephone. It is a flowchart which shows the process sequence of a theater system. It is a flowchart which shows the call processing procedure by a headset. It is a flowchart which shows the telephone call processing procedure by a theater rack.

Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings illustrating embodiments thereof.
FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a configuration example of an acoustic system according to the present embodiment. The audio system according to the present embodiment includes a theater system (audio device) 1, a television 2, a recorder 3, a headset 4, a rear speaker 5, a center speaker 6, a front speaker 7, and a remote controller 8. And a mobile phone 9.

  2 and 3 are block diagrams showing an example of the configuration of the theater system 1. In the figure, thick lines indicate signal lines through which data such as audio signals flow, broken lines indicate control lines through which control signals flow, and thin lines indicate power supply lines. The theater system 1 includes a CPU (control means) 15 that controls the operation of each component, and a power supply circuit 26 that supplies power to each component. The theater system 1 also includes a portable input / output unit 11 that feeds power to the mobile phone 9 and transmits and receives signals such as control signals and audio signals. The mobile input / output unit 11 includes, for example, a mounting table on which the mobile phone 9 is mounted. The mounting table is provided with a connection terminal that contacts the input / output terminal of the mobile phone 9 when the mobile phone 9 is placed. When the mobile phone 9 is placed on the mounting table, the input / output terminal of the mobile phone 9 and the connection terminal of the mounting table are electrically connected, and various signals are transmitted between the theater system 1 and the mobile phone 9. Transmission / reception and power feeding can be performed. The connection by the terminal is an example, and the portable input / output unit 11 may be configured to communicate with the cellular phone 9 by other communication means such as wireless communication and infrared communication compliant with the Bluetooth standard. good. The mobile input / output unit 11 receives the audio signal transmitted from the mobile phone 9 and outputs the received audio signal to the wireless transceiver 17 via the changeover switch 16. In addition, the portable input / output unit 11 outputs the received audio signal to the codec unit 12. Further, an audio signal received by the wireless transceiver 17 is input, and the input audio signal is transmitted to the mobile phone 9. Furthermore, a theater rack microphone 18 is connected to the portable input / output unit 11. The theater rack microphone 18 is installed on the user side of the sound system. The theater rack microphone 18 converts audio into an audio signal and inputs the audio signal to the portable input / output unit 11. The mobile input / output unit 11 transmits the audio signal input from the theater rack microphone 18 to the mobile phone 9 in accordance with the control command of the CPU 15.

  The codec unit 12 performs A / D conversion on the audio signal output from the portable input / output unit 11 in accordance with a control command from the CPU 15, and provides the A / D converted audio signal to the signal processing unit 13. In addition, an analog signal input unit 19 and a digital signal input unit 20 are connected to the codec unit 12. The codec unit 12 performs A / D conversion on the analog audio signal input via the analog signal input unit 19, and supplies the A / D converted audio signal to the signal processing unit 13. Further, the codec unit 12 converts the digital audio signal input via the digital signal input unit 20 into a predetermined digital format, and provides the signal processing unit 13 with the digital audio signal.

  The signal processing unit 13 performs various types of signal processing on the audio signal that has been A / D converted or format converted by the codec unit 12, and outputs the processed signal to the wireless transceiver 17 and the amplifier 14. In addition, a high definition multimedia interface (HDMI) control unit 23 is connected to the signal processing unit 13, and various signal processing is similarly performed on the audio signal input from the HDMI control unit 23 to perform wireless transmission / reception. Output to the machine 17 and the amplifier 14. The audio signal output from the signal processing unit 13 is usually obtained by performing various signal processing on the audio signal input from the analog signal input unit 19, the digital signal input unit 20, or the HDMI control unit 23. The audio signal that has been subjected to is supplied to the amplifier 14 and the wireless transceiver 17. However, at the time of a call or an incoming call by the mobile phone 9, a voice signal or a ring tone related to the call is superimposed on a voice signal input from the analog signal input unit 19, the digital signal input unit 20, or the HDMI control unit 23, It is given to the amplifier 14. In addition, the signal processing unit 13 executes a process of reducing a signal level in a predetermined frequency band included in an output audio signal in order to create a sound field that is easy to talk on.

  The theater system 1 includes HDMI input / output units 21 and 22. For example, the television 2 is connected to the HDMI input / output unit 21, and a video signal and an audio signal are input / output according to a control command of the HDMI control unit 23. Further, the recorder 3 is connected to the HDMI input / output unit 22, and a video signal and an audio signal are input / output according to a control command of the HDMI control unit 23.

  The changeover switch 16 is turned on and off in accordance with a control command from the CPU 15. When the changeover switch 16 is in the on state, the audio signal output from the portable input / output unit 11 is input to the wireless transceiver 17. When the changeover switch 16 is in the OFF state, the audio signal output from the portable input / output unit 11 is not input to the wireless transceiver 17.

  The wireless transceiver 17 is a transceiver that wirelessly transmits and receives audio signals to and from the headset 4. The wireless transmitter / receiver 17 wirelessly transmits the audio signal input from the portable input / output unit 11 via the changeover switch 16 during a call or the audio signal provided from the signal processing unit 13 during a non-call to the headset 4. In addition, the audio signal transmitted from the headset 4 is received wirelessly, and the received audio signal is given to the portable input / output unit 11.

  The headset 4 includes a headset microphone 41, a headset speaker 42, and a headset-side radio transceiver not shown. The headset-side wireless transceiver transmits and receives audio signals to and from the theater system 1 by short-range wireless communication such as Bluetooth standard, infrared communication, or the like. Specifically, the headset-side radio transceiver receives the audio signal transmitted from the theater system 1, and the received audio signal is given to the headset speaker 42 and emitted. The headset microphone 41 converts the sound pressure into an audio signal, and the headset-side radio transceiver transmits the audio signal converted by the headset microphone 41 to the theater system 1.

  The amplifier 14 amplifies the audio signal output from the signal processing unit 13 and supplies the amplified audio signal to the rear speaker 5, the center speaker 6, and the front speaker 7. The center speaker 6 is provided, for example, at a substantially central portion on the front side of a theater rack that constitutes the theater system 1. The rear speakers 5 are installed on the left and right sides of the front side of the theater rack, and the front speakers 7 are installed on the left and right sides of the back side of the theater rack.

  The remote controller 8 includes an operation unit 83 for operating the theater system 1. The operation unit 83 includes an operation button for operating the theater system 1, a first reception button for instructing a call using the headset 4, a second reception button for instructing a call using the theater rack microphone 18, An answering machine button for instructing setting of an answering machine, a call end button for instructing end of the call, and the like are provided. The control unit 82 monitors the operation state of the operation unit 83, and transmits a remote operation signal indicating the operation content of the operation unit 83 to the theater system 1 by the transmission unit 81.

  The theater system 1 receives the remote operation signal transmitted from the remote controller 8 and gives the received remote operation signal to the CPU 15.

  Further, the theater system 1 includes a display unit (display unit) 25 configured by a liquid crystal, an organic EL display, or the like. The display unit 25 displays information according to a control command given from the CPU 15.

The cellular phone 9 includes an antenna 91, a transmission / reception unit 92, a baseband processing unit 93, a portable microphone 94, a portable speaker 95, a power supply circuit 96, a control unit 97, a storage unit (storage means) 98, and a switching unit 99.
The transmission / reception unit 92 transmits / receives a radio wave including a signal related to a call to / from the base station via the antenna 91. The baseband processing unit 93 extracts various data such as a call signal, a telephone number, and a voice signal included in the radio wave, and gives the extracted data to the control unit 97. Further, the baseband processing unit 93 adds various data such as its own telephone number, a destination telephone number, and a calling signal to the voice signal input via the switching unit 99 and gives the data to the transmission / reception unit 92. The transmission / reception unit 92 transmits the audio signal given from the baseband processing unit 93 through the antenna 91.
The switching unit 99 operates according to the control command of the control unit 97, and switches the input / output path of the audio signal related to the call. When switched to the portable path, audio signals are input / output to / from the portable microphone 94 and portable speaker 95, and when switched to the theater path, the audio signals are input / output to / from the theater system 1.
The control unit 97 includes a storage unit 98 that stores a plurality of telephone numbers. The telephone number is input to the cellular phone 9 by the user's registration operation, and the control unit 97 stores the input telephone number in the storage unit 98. The control unit 97 has a function of transmitting information such as a voice signal and a telephone number extracted by the baseband processing unit 93 to the portable input / output unit 11. Further, the control unit 97 determines whether or not the storage unit 98 stores the telephone number extracted by the baseband processing unit 93, and transmits an incoming call notification signal corresponding to the determination result to the portable input / output unit 11. It has a function.
The power supply circuit 96 supplies the power supplied from the theater system 1 to each component of the mobile phone 9. The power supply circuit 96 supplies power to a battery (not shown).

  FIG. 4 is a flowchart showing a processing procedure of the mobile phone 9. The control unit 97 of the mobile phone 9 acquires various data such as a call signal, a telephone number, and a voice signal extracted by the baseband processing unit 93 from the radio wave transmitted from the base station (step S11). And the control part 97 determines whether the call signal was acquired from the electromagnetic wave (step S12). When it determines with not having acquired the paging signal (step S12: NO), the control part 97 returns a process to step S11. When it is determined that the call signal has been acquired (step S12: YES), the control unit 97 determines whether or not the caller telephone number acquired in step S11 is a registered number, that is, the telephone number is stored in the storage unit 98. It is determined whether or not it matches one of the stored telephone numbers (step S13).

  When it determines with it being a registration number (step S13: YES), the control part 97 transmits the telephone number of a transmission origin, and the incoming call notification signal "1" (1st incoming call notification signal) to the theater system 1 (step S14). . When it is determined that it is not a registered number (step S13: NO), the control unit 97 transmits the caller's telephone number and the incoming call notification signal “0” to the theater system 1 (step S15). The control part 97 which finished the process of step S14 or step S15 determines whether the answering machine signal transmitted from the theater system 1 was received (step S16). The answering machine signal is a signal transmitted from the theater system 1 to the mobile phone 9 when the answering button of the remote controller 8 is operated. When it determines with having received the answering machine signal (step S16: YES), the control part 97 sets an answering machine mode (step S17), and returns a process to step S11.

  When it determines with not having received the answering machine signal (step S16: NO), the control part 97 determines whether the received signal transmitted from the theater system 1 was received (step S18). The reception signal is a signal transmitted from the theater system 1 to the mobile phone 9 when the first reception button or the second reception button of the remote controller 8 is operated. When it determines with not receiving the received signal (step S18: NO), the control part 97 returns a process to step S11. When it is determined that the received signal has been received (step S18: YES), the control unit 97 executes a call start process and starts transmission / reception of the audio signal with the base station (step S19). Next, the control unit 97 acquires the voice signal of the other party in the received radio wave (step S20), and transmits the acquired voice signal to the theater system 1 (step S21).

  Next, the control unit 97 receives the audio signal transmitted from the theater system 1 (step S22), and the control unit 97 transmits the received audio signal to the base station using the transmission / reception unit 92 (step S23). Next, the control unit 97 determines whether or not the call end signal transmitted from the theater system 1 has been received (step S24). The call end signal is a signal transmitted from the theater system 1 when the call end button of the remote controller 8 is operated. If it is determined that the call end signal has not been received (step S24: NO), the control unit 97 returns the process to step S20 and continues the voice transmission / reception process for the call. When the call end signal is received (step S24: YES), the CPU 15 executes a call end process (step S25), and returns the process to step S11.

  FIG. 5 is a flowchart showing a processing procedure of the theater system 1. The CPU 15 of the theater system 1 receives various signals transmitted from the mobile phone 9 via the mobile input / output unit 11 (step S31). Various signals transmitted from the mobile phone 9 include an incoming notification signal, a voice signal, a telephone number, and the like, which will be described later. Then, the CPU 15 determines whether or not the incoming call notification signal “1” has been received (step S32). If it is determined that the incoming notification signal “1” has been received (step S32: YES), the CPU 15 decreases the volume of the rear speaker 5, the center speaker 6, and the front speaker 7 by giving a control command to the signal processing unit 13. (Step S33).

When it is determined that the incoming notification signal “1” has not been received (step S32: NO), the CPU 15 determines whether or not the incoming notification signal “0” (second incoming notification signal) has been received (step S34). ). If it is determined that the incoming call notification signal “0” has not been received (step S34: NO), the process is terminated. If it is determined that the incoming call notification signal “0” has been received (step S34: YES), the CPU 15 displays the telephone number received in step S31 on the display unit 25 (step S35).
In addition, although the example which displays the telephone number of a sender | caller here on the display part 25 was demonstrated, the specific information corresponding to a telephone number, for example, the name, nickname, etc. which a memory | storage part matched with the telephone number is displayed. You may comprise so that it may display on the part 25. FIG. Specifically, the control unit 97 of the mobile phone 9 reads the specific information corresponding to the telephone number acquired from the radio wave from the storage unit 98 and transmits the read specific information to the theater system 1. The CPU 15 of the theater system 1 receives the specific information at the portable input / output unit 11 and causes the display unit 25 to display the received specific information.

  Next, the CPU 15 receives a remote operation signal at the remote control receiver 24 (step S36), and monitors the operation of the remote controller 8. The CPU 15 determines whether or not the answering button has been operated from the content of the remote operation signal (step S37). When it is determined that the answering machine button has been operated (step S37: YES), the CPU 15 transmits an answering machine signal to the mobile phone 9 via the portable input / output unit 11 (step S38).

  When it determines with the answering machine button not being operated (step S37: NO), CPU15 determines whether the 1st answer button was operated from the content of the remote control signal (step S39). When it is determined that the first reception button has been operated (step S39: YES), the CPU 15 executes a call process using the headset 4 (step S40). Details of the call processing by the headset 4 will be described later.

  When it is determined that the first reception button has not been operated (step S39: NO), the CPU 15 determines whether or not the second reception button has been operated from the contents of the remote operation signal (step S41). If it is determined that the second reception button has been operated (step S41: YES), the CPU 15 executes a call process using the theater rack (step S42). Details of the call processing by the theater rack will be described later.

  CPU15 which completed the process of step S40 or step S42 transmits a telephone call end signal to the mobile telephone 9 via the portable input / output part 11 (step S43). When the process of step S43 is completed, or when it is determined in step S41 that the second reception button has not been operated (step S41: NO), the CPU 15 controls the operation of the signal processing unit 13 to control the rear speaker. 5. The volume of the center speaker 6 and the front speaker 7 is returned to the original volume level (step S44). And CPU15 which finished the process of step S44 or step S38 returns to the original display which erase | eliminated the telephone number displayed by step S35 from the display part 25 (step S45), and complete | finishes a process. The original volume level is the volume before the volume is lowered in step S33. If the volume is not reduced in step S33, the volume of each speaker does not change in the process of step S44.

  FIG. 6 is a flowchart showing a call processing procedure by the headset 4. The CPU 15 of the theater system 1 transmits a received signal to the mobile phone 9 via the mobile input / output unit 11 (step S71). Next, the CPU 15 turns on the changeover switch 16 (step S72). That is, the CPU 15 causes the audio signal input from the mobile phone 9 to the mobile input / output unit 11 to pass through to the wireless transceiver 17 via the changeover switch 16.

  And CPU15 acquires the other party's audio | voice signal via the portable input / output part 11 (step S73), and transmits the acquired audio | voice signal to the headset 4 with the radio | wireless transmitter / receiver 17 (step S74).

Next, the CPU 15 receives the audio signal converted into the electrical signal by the headset 4 by the wireless transceiver 17 (step S75), and transmits the received audio signal to the mobile phone 9 via the mobile input / output unit 11. (Step S76). Then, the CPU 15 receives the remote operation signal and determines whether or not the call end button has been operated (step S77). If it is determined that the call end button has not been operated (step S77: NO), the CPU 15 returns the process to step S73. When it is determined that the call end button has been operated (step S77: YES), the CPU 15 returns the changeover switch 16 to the off state (step S78), and ends the process related to the call process by the headset 4.
The above-described processing shown in FIG. 6 enables a call using a headset.

  FIG. 7 is a flowchart showing a call processing procedure by the theater rack. The CPU 15 of the theater system 1 transmits a received signal to the mobile phone 9 via the mobile input / output unit 11 (step S91). Next, the CPU 15 causes the caller's voice signal output from the portable input / output unit 11 to be input to the codec unit 12 (step S92), and gives a control command to the signal processing unit 13 to change the sound field into the call mode. (Step S93). For example, a frequency lower than about 300 Hz and a frequency higher than about 3 kHz are cut from the audio signal. Needless to say, the signal level of an audio signal having a frequency of less than about 300 Hz and a frequency of about 3 kHz or more may be reduced. Moreover, you may comprise so that any one of the audio | voice signal of a frequency below about 300 Hz, or the audio | voice signal of a frequency about 3 kHz or more may be reduced. Although it is said that the human ear can generally hear a sound of 20 Hz to 20 kHz although there are individual differences, an audio signal output from the mobile phone 9 is about 300 Hz to 3 kHz. Since voices of less than 300 Hz and 3 kHz or more may hinder calls, it is possible to create an easy-to-listen environment with reduced noise by preventing the sounds in these frequency bands from passing.

  Next, the CPU 15 acquires the voice signal of the call partner via the portable input / output unit 11 (step S94), and superimposes the acquired voice signal of the call partner on the voice signal input from another input unit. The signal is supplied to the rear speaker 5, the center speaker 6, and the front speaker 7 (step S95).

Next, the CPU 15 acquires an audio signal converted into an electric signal by the theater rack microphone 18 (step S96), and transmits the received audio signal to the mobile phone 9 via the portable input / output unit 11 (step S97). ). Then, the CPU 15 receives the remote operation signal and determines whether or not the call end button has been operated (step S98). If it is determined that the call end button has not been operated (step S98: NO), the CPU 15 returns the process to step S94. When it is determined that the call end button has been operated (step S98: YES), the CPU 15 restores the input of the codec unit 12 (step S99), and gives the control command to the signal processing unit 13 to restore the sound field to the original. The mode is set (step S100), and the process ends. By returning the input of the codec unit 12 to the original state, the audio signal output from the portable input / output unit 11 is not input to the codec unit 12, and the audio signal input from another input unit such as the analog signal input unit 19 or the like. Only enters the codec unit 12. The original mode is a sound field mode before the setting is changed in step S93.
The above-described processing shown in FIG. 7 enables a telephone call using each speaker of the theater system 1 and the theater rack microphone 18.

According to the acoustic system configured as described above, the volume of the rear speaker 5, the center speaker 6, and the front speaker 7 is reduced when an incoming call is received from the telephone number registered in the mobile phone 9. It is possible to create a sound field environment in which the user can easily notice the ring tone of the mobile phone 9.
On the other hand, if there is an incoming call from a caller whose telephone number is not registered in the mobile phone 9, that is, if there is an incoming call from a caller that is highly unlikely to be output, the rear speaker 5, the center speaker 6 and the front speaker Since the sound volume of 7 is maintained, it is possible to prevent excitement from the ringing tone of a telephone that does not need to be answered.

  In addition, when a call is received, the caller's telephone number or specific information corresponding to the telephone number can be displayed on the display unit 25, and the user confirms the caller from the caller's telephone number that received the call or the specific information. be able to.

  Further, the user performs a call using the headset 4 by operating the first reception button, and uses each speaker of the theater system 1 and the microphone 18 for the theater rack by operating the second reception button. You can make a call. When the theater system 1 is used by a plurality of people, other people can enjoy the theater system 1 by making a call using the headset 4.

  Furthermore, when making a call using the speakers of the theater system 1 and the microphone 18 for the theater rack, the frequency band of the audio signal output from each speaker is changed to a frequency band suitable for the call and is emitted. Therefore, it is possible to create a sound field that facilitates a telephone call using each speaker of the theater system 1.

  The embodiment disclosed this time is to be considered as illustrative in all points and not restrictive. The scope of the present invention is defined by the terms of the claims, rather than the meanings described above, and is intended to include any modifications within the scope and meaning equivalent to the terms of the claims.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Theater system 2 Television 3 Recorder 4 Headset 5 Rear speaker 6 Center speaker 7 Front speaker 8 Remote control 9 Mobile phone 11 Portable input / output part 12 Codec part 13 Signal processing part 14 Amplifier 15 CPU
16 switch 17 wireless transceiver 18 theater rack microphone 19 analog signal input unit 20 digital signal input unit 21, 22 HDMI input / output unit 23 HDMI control unit 24 remote control receiving unit 25 display unit 26 power supply circuit 41 headset microphone 42 headset Speaker 81 Transmission unit 82 Control unit 83 Operation unit 91 Antenna 92 Transmission / reception unit 93 Baseband processing unit 94 Portable microphone 95 Portable speaker 96 Power supply circuit 97 Control unit 98 Storage unit 99 Switching unit

Claims (8)

Calling signal reception comprising storage means for storing a telephone number, an antenna for receiving a radio wave transmitted from a base station, and an acquisition means for acquiring a call signal and a telephone number of a caller included in the radio wave received by the antenna A sound system comprising a mobile phone that occasionally emits a ring tone and an acoustic device that changes the volume of a speaker in accordance with the incoming state of the mobile phone,
The mobile phone is
A determination means for determining whether or not the storage means stores the acquired telephone number when the call signal and the telephone number are acquired from radio waves;
When the determination means determines that the telephone number is stored, the first incoming notification signal is transmitted to the acoustic device, and when the determination means determines that the telephone number is not stored, the second incoming call Means for transmitting a notification signal to the acoustic device,
The audio equipment is
Means for receiving a first incoming call notification signal and a second incoming call notification signal transmitted from the mobile phone;
Control means for lowering the volume of the speaker when receiving the first incoming notification signal, and holding the volume of the speaker when receiving the second incoming notification signal ;
Furthermore, the audio equipment is
Means for accepting a call operation;
Means for transmitting a reception signal to the mobile phone when receiving a reception operation;
With
The mobile phone is
When receiving a reception signal transmitted from the acoustic device, a means for starting a call and acquiring an audio signal included in a radio wave received by the antenna;
Means for transmitting the acquired audio signal to the acoustic device;
With
The audio equipment is
Means for receiving an audio signal transmitted from the mobile phone;
A sound system comprising: means for giving a received audio signal to a speaker . The mobile phone is
Means for transmitting the received telephone number or specific information corresponding to the telephone number to the acoustic device when the call signal and the telephone number are acquired;
The audio equipment is
Means for receiving a telephone number or specific information transmitted from the mobile phone;
The sound system according to claim 1, further comprising means for displaying the received telephone number or specific information. The speaker is
Including stationary speakers and headset speakers,
The audio equipment is
Reducing the volume of the speaker of the stationary claim 1 or claim, characterized in that you have to give selectively the audio signal sent to the speaker of the stationary loudspeaker or headset from the mobile phone The acoustic system according to 2 . The audio equipment is
A microphone that converts audio into audio signals;
Means for transmitting an audio signal converted by the microphone to the mobile phone;
The mobile phone is
Any one of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that it comprises a means for transmitting a voice signal received and means for receiving an audio signal transmitted from the audio device to the base station at the antenna The acoustic system described in 1. The acoustic system according to claim 4 , wherein the microphone is provided in a headset. The audio equipment is
The acoustic system according to any one of claims 1 to 5, further comprising means for reducing a signal level in a predetermined frequency band of an audio signal applied to the speaker. An acoustic device that changes the volume of a speaker according to the operation of a mobile phone that emits a ring tone when receiving an incoming call,
Means for receiving a first incoming call notification signal and a second incoming call notification signal transmitted from the mobile phone ;
Control means for lowering the volume of the speaker when receiving the first incoming notification signal and holding the volume of the speaker when receiving the second incoming notification signal ;
Means for accepting a call operation;
Means for transmitting a reception signal to the mobile phone when receiving a reception operation;
Means for receiving a voice signal transmitted from the mobile phone on which a call has been started by receiving the reception signal;
An acoustic device comprising: means for giving a received audio signal to a speaker .   Calling signal reception comprising storage means for storing a telephone number, an antenna for receiving a radio wave transmitted from a base station, and an acquisition means for acquiring a call signal and a telephone number of a caller included in the radio wave received by the antenna A mobile phone that sometimes makes a ringtone,
  A determination means for determining whether or not the storage means stores the acquired telephone number when the call signal and the telephone number are acquired from radio waves;
  If the determination means determines that the telephone number is stored, a first incoming notification signal is transmitted to an audio device that changes the volume of the speaker according to the incoming call state, and the determination means stores the telephone number. Means for transmitting a second incoming notification signal to the acoustic device,
  When receiving a reception signal transmitted from the acoustic device that has received a reception operation, means for starting a call and acquiring a voice signal included in the radio wave received by the antenna;
  Means for transmitting the acquired audio signal to the acoustic device;
  A mobile phone comprising:

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