JP6821135B2 - Communication equipment - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a communication device.

Various proposals have been made regarding the use of communication devices such as mobile phones. For example, it has been proposed to link the digitized mother-child notebook data with a medical information database of a medical institution (Patent Document 1). In addition, a mother-child notebook system has been proposed in which information recorded in a mother-child notebook using a card-shaped storage medium is read by a browsing program provided from a server to an information device via a communication line (Patent Document 2). ).

On the other hand, mobile phones are equipped with a so-called radio wave off mode that allows users to use functions other than communication without turning off the power. A mobile phone has been proposed that not only allows the radio wave off mode to be easily set, but also allows another person to easily know that the radio wave off mode is set. (Patent Document 3)

However, there are still many points to consider regarding the use of communication equipment.

Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2000-285178 Public Relations JP-A-2005-190387 Public Relations Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2006-253802

An object to be solved by the present invention is to provide a communication device in harmony with social life in view of the above.

In order to solve the above problems, the present invention defines the wireless communication function unit using radio waves, the additional function unit that does not use the wireless communication function, the setting means for inactivating the wireless communication function, and the wireless communication function inactive. A communication device having a specific communication function inactive state notification means recognized in a specific place where it is required to be performed is provided. As a result, the additional function unit that does not use the wireless communication function can be used in a state where the wireless communication function is inactive, and it is possible to notify that fact, so that troubles with the surroundings can be avoided. The notification to the surroundings cannot be established if the unspecified number of parties to be notified do not know or notice it, but the present invention is effective because it makes a specific notification recognized in a specific closed place. Is. Such a specific place is, for example, a hospital, and a maternity hospital with limited members and their actions is a suitable example for its implementation.

According to a specific feature of the present invention, the communication function inactive state notification means can be attached to the communication device at a specific place and can be removed from the communication device at other places. This does not cause confusion between the normal use of the telecommunications equipment and the use of additional features in a particular location.

According to another specific feature of the present invention, the communication function inactive state notification means has a guarantee means for guaranteeing that the wireless communication function is inactive. This makes it possible to build a relationship of trust between the user and the surroundings in using the additional functions in a specific place. According to a more specific feature, the guarantee means includes a radio wave detection unit. According to a more detailed feature, the guarantee means has a notification unit for notifying that the radio wave detection unit has not detected a radio wave. Further, according to another detailed feature, the guarantee means has a notification unit that notifies when the radio wave detection unit detects a radio wave.

According to another feature of the present invention, a wireless communication function unit using radio waves, an electronic mother-child notebook function unit that can be used in a maternity hospital, a setting means for inactivating the wireless communication function, and a maternity hospital that can be used in an electronic mother-child notebook. A communication device having a control unit that guarantees the setting by the setting means is provided as long as the function is used. As a result, the communication device can be used as the electronic mother-child notebook function unit while gaining the trust of the surroundings in the maternity hospital where the wireless communication function is required to be inactive. According to the specific feature of the present invention, in order to further harmonize with the surroundings, a specific communication function inactive state notification means recognized in the maternity hospital is provided. The electronic mother-child notebook function unit in the present invention has a communication means such as infrared communication permitted in a maternity hospital, for example.

According to the detailed feature of the present invention, when the electronic mother-child notebook function that can be used in the maternity hospital is used, the control unit automatically sets by the setting means. Further, according to other detailed features, the control unit does not permit the use of the functions available in the maternity hospital in the electronic maternal and child health handbook unless it is set by the setting means. This ensures that the settings are made by the setting means as long as the functions available in the maternity hospital in the Electronic Mother and Child Handbook are used.

According to another feature of the present invention, the wireless communication function unit using radio waves, the setting means for inactivating the wireless communication function, and the specific place where the wireless communication function is required to be inactive are also permitted. A communication device is provided that includes a second communication means and a control unit that guarantees the setting by the setting means as long as the communication by the second communication means is used. As a result, information communication can be performed at a specific place by the second communication means that is permitted to be used while avoiding misunderstandings in the surroundings in the maternity hospital where the wireless communication function is required to be inactive. According to the specific feature of the present invention, the communication function inactive state notification means for notifying that the setting means has been set in a recognizable specific cognitive mode is provided, and harmony with the surroundings is achieved. Be done. Further, according to another specific feature, the second communication means transmits information to the outside at a specific place. According to yet another specific feature, the second means of communication receives information from the outside at a particular location.

As described above, according to the present invention, it is possible to utilize various functions of the communication device according to various situations and purposes while maintaining harmony with the surroundings.

It is a drawing substitute photograph which showed the block of the whole electronic personal organizer system which concerns on Example 1 of this invention. (Example 1) It is a drawing substitute photograph which showed the graph of the relationship between the weight and the output in the weight sensor in Example 1. FIG. It is a drawing substitute photograph which showed the weight growth curve graph of the electronic mother-child notebook display screen displayed on the mobile phone in Example 1. FIG. It is a drawing substitute photograph which showed the flowchart which shows the function performed by the scale control part in Example 1. FIG. It is a drawing substitute photograph which showed the flowchart of the part about the electronic mother-child notebook function among the functions executed by the mobile phone control unit in Example 1. It is a drawing substitute photograph which showed the flowchart of the function of the mother-child notebook server executed by the server control unit in Example 1. FIG. It is a drawing substitute photograph which showed the block of the whole electronic personal organizer system which concerns on Example 2 of this invention. (Example 2) It is a drawing substitute photograph which showed the flowchart of the part related to the electronic mother-child notebook function among the functions executed by the mobile phone control unit in Example 2.

FIG. 1 is a block showing the entire electronic personal organizer system according to the first embodiment of the present invention, and the system includes an electronic weight scale 2, a mobile phone 4, and a personal organizer server 6. The electronic weight scale 2 is controlled by the weight scale control unit 8. The storage unit 10 stores a program for operating the weight scale control unit 8 and also stores data such as a weight measurement result input from the weight sensor 12 via the A / D conversion unit 14.

Here, the procedure for measuring the weight of the mother and the baby by the electronic scale 2 will be described. First, when the mother alone rides on the electronic scale, the weight sensor 12 detects this, and the weight measurement value of the mother alone based on the detection result is sent to the weight scale control unit 8 and stored in the storage unit 10. Next, when the mother holds the baby and rides on the electronic weight scale 2, the weight sensor 12 detects this, and the weight measurement value of the mother and child based on the detection result is sent to the weight scale control unit 8. The weight scale control unit 8 calculates the weight of the baby by subtracting the weight measurement value of the mother alone from the weight measurement value of the mother and child, and stores this in the storage unit 10. From the above, the weight of the mother alone and the weight of the baby alone are measured.

The electronic weight scale 2 of the present invention is configured on the premise of the above-mentioned measurement procedure, but the weight sensor 12 including a load cell or the like has a high-precision region in which the output changes relatively significantly with respect to a change in weight and other parts. It usually has an accuracy range. As a result, it covers a wide range of weight measurement while partially having a high-precision area. The above-mentioned high-sensitivity region is set to include both the assumed weight of the mother alone and the weight of the mother and child, and as a result, the weight of the baby alone, which is the subtraction result of both, is measured with higher accuracy than the normal system. can do. Correspondingly, the weight of the baby, which is the subtraction result, is stored in the storage unit 10 with a finer scale than the normal weight measurement, and the weight display on the display unit 16 is also displayed with a finer scale. For example, if the normal weight display is a kilogram display in units of 100 g (for example, "46.8 kg"), the weight display of the baby is in grams (for example, "3250 g") in units of 50 g.

The above high-precision region can be shifted by adjusting the zero point of the electronic scale 2, and when the weight of the mother alone is below the lower limit of the high-precision region, the zero point is shifted to the plus side to increase the weight. By translating the accuracy region to the light weight side, the mother's sole weight is placed in the high accuracy region. On the contrary, when the weight of the mother alone is heavy and the weight of the baby is expected to exceed the upper limit of the high precision region, the zero point is shifted to the minus side and the high precision region is parallel to the heavy weight side. By moving it, the weight of the mother and child is placed in the high precision range. Since the weight of the baby alone is the difference between the weight of the mother and the weight of the mother alone, it can be calculated without depending on such a zero point shift. Since it is necessary to correct the weight of the mother alone, when the zero point is shifted as described above, the shift amount is stored in the storage unit 10.

The baby and mother weight data measured as described above are read out from the storage unit 10 and transmitted from the weight scale short-range communication unit 18 to the mobile phone short-range communication unit 20. As these short-range communication units, those capable of wireless LAN or infrared communication are adopted. The mobile phone control unit 22 stores the received weight data in the storage unit 24, reads out the weight data in response to the operation of the operation unit 26, and displays it on the display unit 28. This display is displayed as a graph of changes in body weight based on postnatal weight data accumulated in the storage unit 24.

The mobile phone control unit 22 is originally for controlling the entire mobile phone 4 including the telephone function unit 30, and operates by a program stored in the storage unit 24. The operation unit 26 and the display unit 28 are also originally provided for operation and display related to the functions of the telephone function unit 30, but as described above, they are also used for displaying the weight data. Not only the weight data of the baby but also the height data and the head circumference data can be recorded in the storage unit 24, and these can also be displayed on the display unit 28 as a graph of age change after birth.

The storage unit 24 can also store maternal pregnancy progress data up to birth, and all of the various data described above are comprehensively managed by the electronic mother-child notebook software installed in the storage unit 24. In this way, the mobile phone 4 is provided with a function as an electronic mother-child notebook. The above electronic mother-child notebook software shall be distributed under the control of the public institution when the mother-child notebook is issued by the public institution. At this time, the mother-child notebook server 6 described later is used to access a specific function. ID and password shall be given under strict personal information management.

The mobile phone 4 can communicate with the mother-child notebook server 6 via the Internet 32 by the telephone function unit 30. The mother-child notebook server 6 has a server control unit 34, a database 36, and an input / output interface 38, and is a portal site that provides various free information in cooperation with public institutions related to health care and the baby products industry. Then, by registering with the above ID and password, you will receive the distribution of the 10th and 90th percentile statistical growth curve data based on the growth curve software that manages weight, height, and head circumference and the latest year statistics of the growth curve. Can be done. Furthermore, by uploading the latest weight data of the baby stored in the storage unit 24 from the mobile phone 4 privately based on the ID and password, the latest weight data uploaded by other participants under the same conditions at the present time. You can receive distribution of statistical growth curve data for the 10th and 90th percentiles, which has been updated by aggregating weight data. It should be noted that the uploaded weight data is only statistically processed and is deleted as personal information after the ID and password are authenticated, and is strictly managed so as not to be leaked. In addition, in order to increase the incentive to update the latest weight data, the right to enter an individual Q & A regarding childcare when the weight data is uploaded shall be given.

FIG. 2 is a graph showing the relationship between the weight in the weight sensor 12 and the sensor output after circuit compensation. Curve 102 is a zero-point adjusted standard line, the sensor output of which corresponds to body weight from less than 20 kg to more than 120 kg. The curve 102 allows the sensor output change to be larger with respect to the weighting change in the high-sensitivity region of 35 kg to 85 kg than the region before and after the high-sensitivity region, and enables measurement with a finer scale in this region. As a whole, the dynamic range from less than 20 kg to more than 120 kg can be covered.

The curve 102 can be translated in the horizontal direction as shown by the white arrow 104 by shifting the zero point, whereas the high-sensitivity region can be shifted to the light weight side and the heavy weight side. Curve 106 is an example in which the high-sensitivity region is shifted to the light weight side by shifting the zero point to the plus side, and the high-sensitivity region is from 30 kg to 80 kg. On the other hand, the curve 108 is an example in which the high-sensitivity region is shifted to the heavy weight side by shifting the zero point to the minus side, and 40 kg to 90 kg is the high-sensitivity region. The width and inclination of the high-sensitivity range can be appropriately determined depending on the design conditions of the weighted sensor, the accuracy required for the high-sensitivity range, the assumed variation of the user, the zero point adjustable range, and the like. If the electronic weight scale does not target an unspecified number of users who vary over a wide range and has properties similar to a custom product designed according to the expected user group, the high-sensitivity area is narrowed and zero point adjustment is unnecessary. In this case, it is also possible to change the eye weight at the time of displaying the baby weight based on the high-sensitivity range output.

FIG. 3 is an example of an electronic mother-child notebook display screen on the display unit 28 of the mobile phone 4, and shows a growth curve graph of body weight. This graph is processed by the growth curve software distributed from the mother and child notebook server by registering the ID and password, and the history of the baby's weight data stored in the storage unit 24 is a graph of weight and age. It is automatically plotted above and these are automatically connected and displayed as an individual growth curve 202. The processing of the individual growth curve 202 is performed only by the mobile phone control unit 22 inside the mobile phone 4, and does not leak to the outside.

In FIG. 3, the latest 10th percentile statistical growth curve 204 and the 90th percentile statistical growth curve 206 are displayed. The latest weight data 208 is uploaded to the mother-child notebook server 6 by inputting the ID box 210, the password box 212, the handle name box 214, and the gender box 216 by the operation unit 26 and operating the send button 218. , As a reply, it is provided by the mother and child notebook server 6.

If the body weight data 208 or the like is not desired to be transmitted to the mother-child notebook server 6 for privacy reasons, the operation unit 26 simply performs an operation to display the weight growth curve. As a result, the 10th percentile statistical growth curve 204 and the 90th percentile statistical growth curve 206, which have already been supplied by registering the ID and password, are displayed, and the individual growth curve 202 is displayed in comparison with this. .. In this way, it is possible to display the body weight growth curve graph as shown in FIG. 3 without any communication with the mother-child notebook server 6 at the time of display on the display unit 28.

FIG. 4 is a flowchart showing a function executed by the weight scale control unit 8, which starts when the power switch of the electronic weight scale 2 is turned on for weight measurement. When the flow starts, first, in step S2, it is checked whether or not the setting operation related to measurement has been performed within a predetermined time. Then, if the setting operation within the predetermined time is detected, the process proceeds to step S4, and it is checked whether or not the detected operation is the mother-child measurement setting. If applicable, the process proceeds to step S6 to indicate on the display unit 16 that only the mother is being measured independently, and the process proceeds to step S8. In step S8, it is checked whether or not the weighting sensor 12 has detected the weight, and if there is no detection, the process returns to step S6 to continue the display during independent measurement and wait for the detection.

When the load is detected in step S8, the process proceeds to step S10, and it is checked whether or not the detected load is out of the high sensitivity range shown in FIG. The case where the weight detected here is outside the high-sensitivity range is the case where the weight of the mother alone is below the lower limit of the high-precision range or the upper limit of the high-precision range when the weight of the baby is added, as described above. This is the case when it is expected to exceed. Then, when it is out of the high sensitivity range, the process proceeds to step S12 to automatically shift the zero point so that the high sensitivity range includes both the weight of the mother alone and the assumed weight of the mother and child. This shift amount is recorded in step S14, and the flow proceeds to step S16. On the other hand, if it is not detected that the weight detected in step S10 is out of the high sensitivity range shown in FIG. 2, the process directly proceeds to step S16. In this case, of course, the zero point shift is not performed.

In step S16, the mother's independent measurement value obtained in the above process is recorded in the storage unit 10. Next, in step S18, the display unit 16 displays that the mother and child are being measured, and the process proceeds to step S20. In step S20, the mother holds the baby and rides on the electronic scale, and checks whether the weight sensor 12 has detected a weight increase from the recorded measured value of the mother alone. Then, if there is no detection, the process returns to step S18 to continue the display during mother-child measurement and wait for detection. In step S20, the increase occurs either when the mother receives the baby while riding on the electronic scale 2 or when the mother once gets off the electronic scale 2 and holds the baby and rides on the electronic scale 2 again. Detection is possible.

When the weight increase is detected in step S20, the process proceeds to step S22, and the mother-child measurement value recorded in step S16 is subtracted from the mother-child measurement value detected in step S20 to calculate the infant-only measurement value. The mother-child measurement value adopted in step S22 is the measurement value in the zero point shift state when the zero point shift is performed in step S12, and is the same zero point as the measurement value of the mother alone in step S16. It is in the shifted state. Next, in step S24, the scale is switched to a finer one and the process proceeds to step S26, and the weight of the baby alone is recorded in the storage unit 10 and displayed on the display unit 16. In step S26, the weight of the baby alone is automatically transmitted from the weight scale short-range communication unit 18 to the mobile phone short-range communication unit 20. The processing of steps S16 to S26 relating to the above-mentioned weight measurement of the baby does not depend on whether or not there is a zero point shift in step S12.

Step S28 and below are processes related to the weight of the mother, and in step S28, it is checked whether or not the zero point shift has been performed in step S12. Then, if there is a zero point shift, the independent measurement value in step S16 is corrected by the amount of shift recorded in step S14, and the process proceeds to manual step S32. On the other hand, if it is confirmed in step S28 that the zero point shift has not been performed, the process directly proceeds to step S32. In this case, of course, no correction is necessary. In step S32, the eye weight is returned to the normal one, and the process proceeds to step S34 to record the weight of the mother in the storage unit 10 and display it on the display unit 16. In step S34, the weight of the mother alone is automatically transmitted from the weight scale short-range communication unit 18 to the mobile phone short-range communication unit 20, and the flow is terminated. The weight of the mother alone is processed by the electronic mother-child notebook software of the mobile phone 4 and is useful for checking the postpartum confinement of the mother.

On the other hand, if the operation within the predetermined time is not detected in step S2, it is regarded as normal weight measurement and the process proceeds to step S36. The same applies even when it is confirmed in step S4 that there is an operation within a predetermined time and the operation is not a mother-child measurement. In step S36, the display unit 16 displays that the measurement is being performed normally, and the process proceeds to step S38. In step S38, it is checked whether or not the weighting sensor 12 has detected the weight, and if not detected, the process returns to step S36 to continue the normal measurement display and wait for the detection. When the weight is detected in step S38, the process proceeds to step S32, the display is set to the normal scale, and then the weight of step S34 is recorded, displayed, and transmitted to end the flow. In the above description, the case where the mother performs the normal weight measurement in the normal measurement has been described, but any family member other than the mother can measure the weight via step S36. In this case, the term "mother" in step S34 shall be read and understood as "arbitrary family".

FIG. 5 is a flowchart showing by extracting a part related to the electronic mother-child notebook function from the functions executed by the mobile phone control unit 22, and starts when the power switch of the mobile phone 4 is turned on. When the flow starts, first, in step S42, the initial startup of the mobile phone 4 and the check of each function are performed. Then, in step S44, it is checked whether or not the weight record has arrived from the electronic weight scale 2. If there is an incoming call, it is recorded in the storage unit 24 in step S46, and the process proceeds to step S48. On the other hand, if the incoming call is not detected in step S44, the process directly proceeds to step S48.

In step S48, it is checked whether or not the mother-child notebook ID has been registered. As already mentioned, this mother-child notebook ID shall be given under strict personal information management by a public institution when the mother-child notebook is issued. This is to prevent malicious or mischievous access to the mother-child notebook server 6 and to improve the reliability of the statistics performed by the mother-child notebook server 6. Whether or not to register the Mother and Child Handbook ID is optional.

If it is found in step S48 that the mother-child notebook ID has not been registered, the process proceeds to step S50, and the operation unit 26 checks whether or not the registration operation has been performed. When this operation is detected, the process proceeds to step S52, the mother-child notebook server 6 is accessed, and a series of registration processes are performed according to the instructions of the mother-child notebook server 6. This process includes ID registration and password authentication for registration, as well as handle name and password setting processes for future access. When the registration process is completed, the process proceeds to step S54. On the other hand, when it is detected in step S48 that the mother-child notebook ID has been registered, the process directly proceeds to step S54.

In step S54, it is checked whether or not the growth curve software has been acquired from the mother-child notebook server 6. If it has not been acquired, the process proceeds to step S56, and the growth curve software for displaying as shown in FIG. 3 and the statistical growth curve data of the 10th and 90th percentiles of the latest year of the growth curve are acquired and the process proceeds to step S58. .. On the other hand, if the growth curve software has already been acquired, the process directly proceeds to step S58. Even when the registration operation is not detected in step S50, the process proceeds to step S58.

In step S58, it is checked whether or not the weight display operation has been performed by the operation unit 26. When the operation is detected, the process proceeds to step S60, and the weight history recorded in the storage unit 24 is read out. Then, the process proceeds to step S62, and it is checked whether or not the growth curve software has been acquired. Then, if there is software, the statistical growth curve data of the 10th percentile and the 90th percentile is read in step S64. Next, in step S66, it is checked whether or not there is an operation of uploading the weight information stored in the storage unit to the mother-child notebook server 6. When the operation is detected, the process proceeds to step S68 to update the weight information, and in exchange for this, download and update the statistical growth curve data of the 10th and 90th percentiles based on the latest statistics including the up information. The process proceeds to step S70. Details of the procedure in the process of step S68 are as described in connection with FIG.

On the other hand, if the weight information up operation is not detected in step S66, the process directly proceeds to step S70. If it is not detected in step S62 that the growth curve software has been acquired, the process directly proceeds to step S70. In step S70, the weight information is displayed based on the above progress. That is, when going through step S68, the display screen of FIG. 3 is displayed, and the 10th percentile statistical growth curve 204 and the 90th percentile statistical growth curve 206 displayed together with the individual growth curve 202 are the latest. On the other hand, when the step S66 directly reaches step S70, the display screen of FIG. 3 is displayed, but the 10th percentile statistical growth curve 204 and the 90th percentile statistical growth curve 206 displayed together with the individual growth curve 202 are the latest years. It is based on statistics. Further, when the step S62 directly reaches the step S70, only the individual growth curve 202 in which the weight data of the baby stored in the storage unit 24 is automatically plotted on the graph is displayed.

The display in step S70 is automatically terminated after being continued for a predetermined time, and the process proceeds to step S72, and it is checked whether or not the operation unit 26 has performed the power-off operation of the mobile phone. Then, when the operation is detected, the flow ends. Even when the weight display operation is not detected in step S58, the power off operation check in step S72 is entered. If the power-off operation is not detected in step S72, the process returns to step S42, and steps S42 to S72 are repeated unless the power-off operation is detected.

FIG. 6 is a flowchart of the function of the mother-child notebook server 6 executed by the server control unit 34, and starts when the server is started. When the flow starts, first, in step S82, the initial startup of the server and the check of each function are performed. Then, in step S84, it is checked whether or not there is an access for new registration of the mother and child notebook ID. When the new registration access of the mother-child notebook ID is detected in step S84, the process proceeds to step S86, the password for registration is authenticated, the ID is registered, and the ID is registered while communicating with the mobile phone 4 for future access. And handle name and password setting process.

Next, the process proceeds to step S88, and it is checked whether or not the growth curve software has already been transmitted to the access source mobile phone. If it is not detected that the data has been transmitted, the process proceeds to step S90, and the process of transmitting the growth curve software and the statistical growth curve data of the 10th and 90th percentiles of the latest year of the growth curve is performed, and the process proceeds to step S92. On the other hand, if the growth curve software has already been transmitted in step S88, the process directly proceeds to step S92. Further, even if the new registration of the mother-child notebook is not detected in step S84, the process directly proceeds to step S92.

From step S92 onward, the present invention relates to a function for updating the statistics in consideration of the uploaded weight information and creating the latest statistical growth curves of the 10th and 90th percentiles. First, in step S92, it is checked whether or not the weight information is newly received. When an incoming call is detected, the process proceeds to step S94, and the ID, handle name, and password are authenticated to confirm that the information is not uploaded due to mischief. Then, the sex of the baby is confirmed in step S96, the age of the baby is confirmed in step S98, and the weight information is added to the statistics by age by gender in step S100. As a result, in step S102, the growth curve of the corresponding gender is updated. The update of step S102 may be performed each time individual weight data is received, but for example, data for one day may be accumulated and updated collectively at 24:00 on that day.

Next, in step S104, the latest updated growth curve is transmitted to the ID confirmed in step S94. Then, in step S106, the data related to the personal information such as the ID, handle name, and password attached to the received weight information is deleted, and the process proceeds to step S108. On the other hand, if there is no new incoming call for weight information in step S92, the process directly proceeds to step S108. In step S108, it is checked whether or not the maintenance time of the mother-child notebook server has arrived, and if it has arrived, the flow is terminated. On the other hand, if it is not the maintenance time, the process returns to step S84, and the steps S82 to S108 are repeated until the maintenance time is reached.

The various features of the present invention are not limited to the above examples, and can be widely applied. For example, the feature of the electronic mother-child notebook of the present invention is not limited to the case where it is used in combination with the electronic weight scale 2, but it can also be used in combination with a dedicated baby scale. Further, in the above embodiment, the electronic weight scale 2 and the mobile phone 4 are used as separate devices, but all the functions described above are integrated into the electronic weight scale 2 to be configured as an integrated electronic weight scale with a built-in mother-child notebook function. May be good. In this case, the electronic weight scale 2 directly communicates with the mother-child notebook server. Further, the electronic weight scale described in the above embodiment can also be used when the owner holds and weighs an object such as a pet, which is difficult to be directly rested on the weight scale.

FIG. 7 is a drawing substitute photograph showing a block of the entire electronic personal organizer system according to the second embodiment of the present invention. The second embodiment has a maternity hospital (hereinafter abbreviated as "maternity hospital") internal mother-child notebook management system 301, a mobile phone 304, and a mother-child notebook server 306. Since most of the configurations of the mobile phone 304 are common to the first embodiment of FIG. 1, each component is numbered in the 300s, and the corresponding components are common to the tens and ones. The explanation is omitted unless it is necessary to add a number. The mobile phone 304 in the second embodiment of FIG. 7 is different from the mobile phone 4 of the first embodiment of FIG. 1 in that the mobile phone infrared communication unit 350 and the mobile phone are in the off state. The point is that it has an off notification unit 352.

Mobile phones emit radio waves not only during a call but also in a standby state, and it is required to turn off the power supply itself in an airplane or in a hospital so that this does not harm surrounding electronic devices. On the other hand, since the functions of mobile phones that do not require radio waves such as listening to music and taking pictures are used, the mobile phones can be set to turn off the generation of radio waves without turning off the power supply itself. The radio wave off notification unit 352 is provided to notify the surroundings that the mobile phone is in such a radio wave off state and to avoid troubles. The fact that the radio wave is off is also displayed on the display unit 328, but the radio wave off display unit 352 should emit a unique light emission whose meaning is recognized to the outside of the mobile phone in order to enhance the notification power to the surrounding people. It is configured. It is also possible to provide the mobile phone infrared communication unit 350 and the radio wave off notification unit 352 in the second embodiment of FIG. 7 in the first embodiment of FIG. 1, and the mobile short-range communication unit in the first embodiment of FIG. It is also possible to provide 20 in the second embodiment.

The mobile phone 304 in Example 2 of FIG. 7 can record and display newborn weight data, height data, head circumference data, and maternal pregnancy progress data up to birth in the same manner as in Example 1. it can. Then, these functions are comprehensively managed by the electronic mother-child notebook software installed in the storage unit 324 in the same manner as in the first embodiment. In this way, the mobile phone 304 of the second embodiment also has a function as an electronic mother-child notebook.

The mobile phone 304 can also communicate with the mother-child notebook server 6 via the Internet 332 by the telephone function unit 330 in the normal electronic mother-child notebook mode. Similar to the first embodiment, the mother-child notebook server 306 is a portal site that provides various free information in collaboration with public institutions related to health care and the baby products industry. Then, by registering with the above ID and password, you will receive the distribution of the 10th and 90th percentile statistical growth curve data based on the growth curve software that manages weight, height, and head circumference and the latest year statistics of the growth curve. What can be done is the same as in Example 1.

In addition, by uploading the latest weight data of the baby stored in the storage unit 324 from the mobile phone 304 privately based on the ID and password, the latest weight data uploaded by other participants under the same conditions at the present time. It is the same as in Example 1 that the statistical growth curve data of the 10th percentile and the 90th percentile, which are updated by aggregating the body weight data, can be delivered.

As described above, Example 2 of FIG. 7 basically has the same function as that of Example 1, but has an added feature particularly suitable for use by a mother who is hospitalized in a maternity hospital immediately after delivery. .. Immediately after childbirth, the mother regularly measures the body temperature every day for the health care of the newborn under the guidance of the maternity hospital, and records the presence and amount of stool and urine and their condition, as well as the presence and condition of vomiting. Is required to report. You will also be required to record and report on the amount and status of breastfeeding. Usually, these reports are submitted in detail in a document in accordance with the format specified by the maternity hospital. On the other hand, the second embodiment is configured so that these records and reports can be electronically performed using the in-hospital report mode in the mobile phone 304 and the electronic mother-child notebook software installed therein.

In maternity hospitals, the use of mobile phones is prohibited in the same way as ordinary medical institutions, and in principle it is required to turn off the power. In the second embodiment, since the mobile phone 304 can be used as the electronic mother-child notebook in such an environment, the mobile phone 304 is set to the radio wave off mode when the electronic mother-child notebook is used in the in-hospital report mode. Two problems arise here. The first problem is to guarantee that the radio wave off mode is surely set as long as the mobile phone 304 is used in the in-hospital report mode of the electronic mother-child notebook. The second problem is to definitely notify the people around the hospital that the mobile phone is being used in the radio wave off mode to prevent troubles.

In order to deal with the first problem, in the mobile phone 304 of the second embodiment, the mobile phone 304 is automatically forcibly switched to the radio wave off mode when the operation of using the electronic mother-child notebook software in the in-hospital report mode is performed. Is configured. Further, even if the electronic mother-child notebook software is used, the electronic mother-child notebook software in the in-hospital report mode cannot be used unless the mobile phone 304 is switched to the radio wave off mode. Details of this function will be described later. In addition, the radio wave off notification unit 352 mentioned above corresponds to the second problem. Since the second embodiment has a configuration corresponding to the second problem, this will be described next.

In order to deal with the second problem related to notification to the surroundings, in the system of Example 2, the mother who installed the electronic mother-child notebook software and reported to use the mobile phone as the electronic mother-child notebook in the hospital is exclusively for the hospital. A green cell phone strap 354 will be distributed, requiring it to be attached to the cell phone 304. The in-hospital green mobile phone strap 354 has a peculiar appearance shape in which it is recognized in the maternity hospital that the mobile phone is used in the radio wave off mode, and has a green appearance that makes people aware of safety.

Further, the hospital-only green mobile phone strap 354 has a radio wave detection unit 356, and the strap control unit 358 continues the light emission of the radio wave off notification unit 360 unless a radio wave is detected here. The radio wave off notification unit 360 emits light in green, which also makes people aware of safety. In this way, the notification power is enhanced by actively emitting light when radio waves are not generated. For such an operation, the hospital-only green mobile phone strap 354 has a built-in button battery as a power source. Further, as a countermeasure in the unlikely event that the battery is exhausted, a radio wave notification unit 362 that emits light by the electromotive force itself generated by the radio wave detection unit based on the radio wave emitted from the mobile phone 304 is provided. The radio wave notification unit 362 blinks in red to make people aware of the danger. The radio wave notification unit 362, of course, the hospital-only green mobile phone strap 354 emits light by radio wave detection even when the button battery is not exhausted. When making a call or making an Internet call using communication radio waves outside the hospital, the hospital-dedicated green mobile phone strap 354 is naturally removed from the mobile phone 304.

Under the above-mentioned conditions in harmony with the surroundings, the hospitalized mother uses the mobile phone 304 with the electronic mother-child notebook software installed to obtain data on the body temperature, stool, urine, vomiting, and breastfeeding of the newborn baby required by the maternity hospital. Is entered into the mobile phone in the in-hospital report mode. This input is performed by the Graphical User Interface (GUI) by the operation unit 326 and the display unit 328. Specifically, an input screen for report items such as body temperature, stool, urine, vomiting, and breastfeeding of a newborn baby is displayed on the display unit 328, and the report content can be easily reported by selection or key input by the operation unit 326 based on the input screen. Electronic mother-child notebook software is configured for input.

On the other hand, on the in-hospital mother-child notebook management system 301 side of the maternity hospital, in-hospital infrared communication units 364 are installed at key points such as each hospital room or each bedside in the hospital. In addition, the radio wave detection unit 368 is detected in close proximity. As a result, the above information input to the mobile phone 304 can be reported to the maternity hospital by infrared communication by the mobile phone infrared communication unit 350 and the in-hospital infrared communication unit 364. The radio wave detection unit 368 has a role of checking whether or not the mobile phone 304 during infrared communication erroneously emits radio waves, and unless the generation of radio waves is detected, the radio wave off notification unit 372 is controlled by the in-hospital control unit 370. Turn on green. It has the function of notifying the people around you who are watching operating the mobile phone 304 for infrared communication that it is safe. The radio wave off notification unit 372 may be configured to display or announce characters such as "data is being transferred in the radio wave off mode" as a more specific notification.

On the other hand, in the unlikely event that the radio wave detection unit 368 detects a radio wave, the radio wave off notification unit 372 is turned off by the control of the hospital control unit 370, and the radio wave notification unit 374 blinks in red. This is mainly for issuing a warning to the user of the mobile phone 304 and promptly turning off the power of the mobile phone 304 or switching to the radio wave off mode. When such a situation occurs, before the radio wave is detected by the in-hospital mother-child notebook management system 301, the radio wave off notification unit 360 in the in-hospital green mobile phone strap 354 is turned off and the radio wave off notification unit 360 is turned off regardless of where the mobile phone 304 is in the hospital. The radio wave notification unit 362 lights up to warn the user.

The basic function on the maternity hospital side in the in-hospital mother-child notebook management system 301 is performed by the memory management unit 376 controlled by the in-hospital control unit 370. The memory management unit 376 stores and manages the report received from the mobile phone 304 by the in-hospital infrared communication unit 364. In addition, the in-hospital mother-child notebook management system 301 also manages newborn babies in the hospital, and information on the newborn monitor 376 that monitors the presence or absence of each newborn baby in the newborn bed, movement heartbeat, etc. is automatically input to the in-hospital control unit 370. .. The information of the newborn monitor 376 is notified to the nurse station 378 together with the report from the mobile phone 304 stored in the memory management unit 376, and the situation of each newborn is grasped by the monitor screen provided in the nurse station 378.

Infrared communication by mobile phone infrared communication branch 350 and hospital infrared communication unit 364 is not only one way from mobile phone 304 to hospital mother and child notebook management system 301, but also information by newborn monitor 376 of hospital mother and child notebook management system 301 and nurse station 378. It is a two-way system that can capture comments and guidance from the mobile phone 304.

FIG. 8 is a flowchart showing by extracting the part related to the electronic mother-child notebook function from the functions executed by the mobile phone control unit 322, and starts when the power switch of the mobile phone 304 is turned on. When the flow starts, first, in step S112, the initial startup of the mobile phone 304 and the check of each function are performed. Then, in step S114, it is checked whether or not the electronic mother-child notebook software has been installed on the mobile phone 304. If it is already installed, it is checked in step S116 whether the in-hospital reporting mode in the maternal and child health handbook is selected, and if so, the process proceeds to step S118. When the electronic mother-child notebook software is used in a mode other than the in-hospital reporting mode, such as when recording weight gain at home after childbirth, it does not correspond to step S116 and the process does not proceed to step S118.

In step S118, it is checked whether or not the mode is an automatic mode in which the setting to the radio wave off mode is automatically performed. This automatic mode setting is performed in advance at the time of custom setting of the mobile phone 304. If it is not the automatic mode, it is a manual mode, so the process proceeds to step S120 to check whether the mobile phone 304 is in the radio wave off mode. Then, if it is not the radio wave off mode, the process proceeds to step S122, and the user is instructed by voice or the display of the display unit 328 to manually set the radio wave off mode. Next, in step S124, it is checked whether or not another mode of the mother-child notebook mode or a mode other than the electronic organizer mode has been selected, and if no other mode is selected, the flow returns to step S120. Hereinafter, except when another mode is selected, steps S120 to S124 are repeated until the radio wave off mode is manually set, and the electronic mother-child notebook mode cannot be substantially entered. Then, the flow can proceed to step S126 only after the radio wave off mode is set in step S120.

On the other hand, if the automatic mode is set in step S118, the process proceeds to step S128, the automatic setting to the radio wave off mode is forcibly performed, and the process proceeds to step S126. If the radio wave off mode has already been set, nothing is performed in step S128 and the process proceeds to step S126. As described above, when the automatic mode is set, the radio wave off mode setting is promptly and automatically secured according to the selection of the in-hospital report mode of the electronic mother-child notebook in step S116. As described above, in either the automatic mode or the manual mode, the step S126 is not reached without the radio wave off mode, and when the mobile phone 304 is used in the in-hospital report mode of the electronic mother-child notebook, the radio wave is transmitted. It is guaranteed to be in off mode.

In step S126, the radio wave off display unit 352 displays that the mobile phone 304 is in the radio wave off mode, and notifies people to the surroundings. The display unit 328 also displays that the radio wave is in the off mode, and indicates to the user that the radio wave is in the off mode. Then, while continuing these displays, the flow proceeds to step S130.

In step S130, it is checked whether or not there is a report writing or report item review operation of the electronic mother and child hands. Then, if there is a corresponding operation, the process proceeds to step S132 to store and display the written data. In the case of simple browsing, the written data is displayed. Then, while continuing the display, the process proceeds to step S134, and it is checked whether or not there is an operation of transmitting the written data to the in-hospital mother-child notebook management system 301 by infrared rays. If an operation is detected, the process proceeds to step S136, and if there is a response from the in-hospital infrared communication unit, the process proceeds to step S138 to perform infrared in-hospital communication processing, report the written data, and receive feedback of necessary information in step S140. Move to. Since the infrared in-hospital communication process in step S138 is performed by specifying the ID of the mobile phone 304, the in-hospital mother-child notebook management system 301 can grasp who is reporting. On the other hand, if there is no response from the in-hospital infrared communication unit in step S136, the process proceeds to step S142, and depending on the reason for no response, the infrared communication procedure required by the in-hospital mother-child notebook management system 301 or a predetermined place where infrared in-hospital communication is possible The process proceeds to step S140 with guidance such as movement of.

When the mother-child notebook software is not installed in step S114, or when the selection of the in-hospital reporting mode in the electronic mother-child notebook cannot be detected in step S116, or when another mode is selected in step S124, or When the writing or viewing operation of the mother-child notebook is not detected in step S130, or when the infrared transmission operation of the written data is not detected in step S134, the process immediately proceeds to step S140.

In step S140, it is checked whether or not the power-off operation of the mobile phone is performed by the operation unit 326. Then, when the operation is detected, the flow ends. If the power-off operation is not detected in step S140, the process returns to step S114, and steps S112 to S142 are repeated unless the power-off operation is detected.

The various features regarding the input and reporting of neonatal information shown in Example 2 above are not limited to the Examples. For example, the report of the input information is not limited to the case of transmitting to the in-hospital infrared communication unit 364, and may be transferred by infrared communication to the mobile phone possessed by the nurse in the radio wave off mode. In this case, the in-hospital mother-child notebook management system can be constructed simply by installing the electronic mother-child notebook software on the mobile phones normally owned by the patient and the nurse, without adding equipment in the hospital. In this case, of course, the in-hospital green mobile phone strap 354 is also attached to the mobile phone owned by the nurse.

Further, the various features relating to the input and reporting of neonatal information shown in Example 2 above are not limited to the Examples, but are widely applicable. For example, the electronic input of newborn baby information can be performed not by a mobile phone but by a dedicated input device consisting of an input unit and a screen provided on the bedside. In this case, the problem of radio wave generation can be avoided by connecting to the input device by wire communication. Even in such a case, if the electronic mother-child notebook software is installed on the mobile phone for medium- to long-term care from prenatal to postnatal, the data immediately after childbirth entered with the dedicated input device will be used. It can be imported to a mobile phone as appropriate by infrared communication or the like. And even in such data acquisition, various features related to the radio wave off mode can be utilized.

Further, although the above-mentioned examples describe the electronic maternal and child handbook and the maternity hospital as examples, various features of the present invention are not limited to the above-mentioned examples and can be widely applied. For example, Example 2 discloses an in-hospital mobile phone strap that is recognized as being used in the radio wave off mode in the maternity hospital, but as long as the radio wave off mode is locally recognized, a specific place is in the maternity hospital. It is not limited, and may be a normal hospital. Furthermore, as long as the recognition of the radio wave off mode can be made known to the people located in the specific place, and the distribution and management of the notification means can be thoroughly done, the specific place is a facility or area other than the hospital. You may.

Although the infrared communication unit is described as an example in Example 2 as a means for performing communication in the radio wave off mode, the various features of the present invention are not limited to the above examples and can be widely applied. Is. For example, in Example 1, wireless LAN or infrared communication is illustrated as a short-range communication unit, but wireless LAN is also possible if the strength of radio waves is less than the permissible level, and weak wireless communication and human body communication are also possible. It can be adopted as a communication means in the radio wave off mode.

The present invention can be applied to communication functions such as mobile phones.

330 Wireless communication function 322 Additional function unit 322, 326 Setting means 352, 354 Communication function Inactive state notification means 356, 360, 362 Guarantee means 356 Radio wave detection unit 360 Notification unit 362 Notification unit 350 Communication means 322, 326, 328 Electronic mother and child Notebook function unit 350 Second communication means

Claims (4)

A management system installed in a place where a mobile phone that emits radio waves for communication can approach, and a radio wave detection unit that detects the radio waves emitted by the mobile phone, and use in the place that can communicate with the mobile phone. And when the radio wave detection unit does not detect the radio wave, it notifies the surrounding people who see the mobile phone being operated at the place and that the radio wave is detected. A management system comprising a notification unit that stops the notification of safety when the unit detects the radio wave. The management system according to claim 1, further comprising a warning unit that warns the owner of the mobile phone when the radio wave detection unit detects the radio wave. The management system according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the notification unit visually or audibly notifies the safety. The management system according to any one of claims 1 to 3 , further comprising a management unit that manages information from the owner of the mobile phone.