JPH01231560A - Terminal equipment - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To simplify the operation of a terminal equipment by detecting an off-hook state of a handset which is usually operated for calling and displaying the information on the telephone numbers, the names of the called subscribers, etc., on a display means. CONSTITUTION:When a switch controller 125 detects an off-hook state of a handset or the push of a touch panel 5 of a telephone in a fixed input area, a CPU 10 checks the interruption factor with input of an interruption request signal and detects the off-hook state of the handset or the push of the telephone to proceed to a telephone mode. Then a list of called subscriber names is displayed on an LCD in the same procedure as a register mode. An operator sends automatically the telephone number of a called subscriber A to a telephone circuit in case the panel 5 is pushed at a part where the subscriber A, for example, with which the operator is so far talking is displayed out of said list of called subscriber names. Thus the normal calling is possible. In such a way, the operation of a terminal equipment is simplified.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION (A) Industrial Application Field HJJ relates to a terminal device that displays a telephone number, a fax number, a destination name, etc. on a display means.

2. Description of the Related Art In recent years, multifunctional terminal devices have been developed that integrate telephone, fax, personal computer, word processing, and other functions.

This type of multi-function terminal device is equipped with an input display section in which a touch panel is disposed on the display device. For example, when making a call, when the part of the touch panel labeled "r phone" is pressed, the The telephone list consisting of destination names and telephone numbers is completely displayed on the display device, and the FA
To do X, press ' F A X J on the touch panel.
When the user presses the part that is displayed, a fax list consisting of recipient names, fax numbers, etc. will be displayed on the display device.

(c) Problems to be Solved by the Invention In the multi-function terminal device, when making a call, the touch panel must be pressed to display a telephone list.

Furthermore, when using the multi-function terminal device to send a fax, the user must press the touch panel to display a fax list.

The present invention has been made in view of the above-mentioned circumstances, and it is an object of the present invention to provide a terminal device that simplifies the operation of displaying a telephone list or a FAX list.

2) Means for Solving the Problems The present invention provides a detection means for detecting off-hook of a handset, a storage means for storing information such as a telephone number and a destination name, a display means for displaying the information, and each of the above. and a control means for controlling the terminal device, and when the off-hook is detected by the detection means, the control means controls the display means to display the information.

Further, the present invention includes a detection means for detecting insertion of a document, and an FA
a storage means for storing information such as an The means is a terminal device that controls the display means to display the information.

(B) Function The terminal device of the present invention normally displays information such as a telephone number and the name of the other party on the display means by detecting off-hook of the handset that is operated when making a telephone call.

Further, the terminal device of the present invention normally displays information such as a telephone number and the name of the other party on the display means by detecting a document inserted when performing a FAX.

(a) I:b) (c) are overall perspective views;
Figure 2 is a front view, Figure 3 is a side view with the input display section folded down, Figure 4 is a side view with the input display section upright, and Figure 5 is a side view with the input display section upright.
The figure is a schematic sectional view taken along the line v-V in Figure 2, and Figures 6 (a) and (b).
and Fig. 7 (a>(b) is a switching actuator). Fig. 8 is a sectional view taken along the line ■-■ of Fig. 2. Fig. 9 is a perspective view of the remote control keyboard. FIG. 10 is a sectional view of the main part near the leg, FIG. 11 is a diagram for explaining the holding force of the rotating mechanism, FIG. 12 is a block diagram of the control section, and FIGS. 13, 14, and 15. Figure 1 shows a display example of the arbitrary input area, Figure 16 (a) shows a display example of the fixed input area, Figure 16 (b) is a perspective view of the display member, and Figure 17 shows the vicinity of the hand center. 18 to 21 are flowcharts for explaining the operation.

First, the input display section (1) will be explained with reference to FIG.

The input display section (1) includes a housing (2). This case (2)
is provided with an opening <3>(4). Open hole (3)
An integrated input device (touch panel) (5) is fixedly provided so as to cover (4) from the inside of the housing (2).

In close contact with the touch panel (5) corresponding to the opening (3):
Fixing member (6) (6) has a display device and a liquid crystal display device <x-
CD )) (7) is fixedly provided, and an arbitrary input area (
8> is formed, and the space (10) formed by the tap panel (5> corresponding to the opening (4) and the regulating member (12) in close contact with the touch panel (5) -5= A conventional plate-shaped display member (11) (see FIG. 16(b)) is fixedly provided to form a fixed input area (9).

A drive circuit (13) for the LCD (7) and a touch panel controller (14) are fixedly provided adjacent to the fixing members (6) (6) and the regulating member (9).

Further, a speaker (15) is fixedly provided on the side of the drive circuit (13) within the housing (2). This speaker (
There is a handset box 1 on the outside of the casing 2) corresponding to 15).
6) is detachably provided.

Next, with reference to FIGS. 1 to 5, the main body of the device is
I will explain about it.

The device main body (20) includes a housing (21). This case (2
1) has a recording paper ejection port (22) and a document insertion port 23.
6 housings (21) are provided with the housings (21)
A rotating member (24) is attached to the rotating member (24), which can freely rotate in a direction away from the document outlet (24).
25) is provided.

In addition, when the rotating member (24) is closed, the casing (21) corresponding to the rotating member (24) holds the original 6 times.
One guide. That is, a document inserted through the document insertion port (23) passes through a transport path formed between the rotating member (24) and the housing (21), and is discharged to the document discharge port (25).

A conveyance roller (26) whose surface is exposed from the housing (21) is provided in the middle of the conveyance path. This conveyance roller (26) takes in the document and conveys it.

A light source (27) is fixedly provided downstream of the conveyance roller (26). This light source (27) exposes the document passing through the transport path, and the document image obtained by this exposure is inputted into an image reader section (28) fixedly provided within the housing (21).

- A thermal roll paper (29) as a recording paper is fixedly provided in one part of the f-image reader section (28).

On the downstream side of this roll paper (29) is a platen roller (3).
0) and a thermal head (31).

The roll paper (29) passes between the platen roller (30) and the thermal head (31) and is discharged to the recording paper discharge port (22> (see FIG. 6(a)).
) and upstream of the recording paper outlet (22), there is an automatic cutter unit (32) for cutting the roll paper (29).
) is provided.

A control section (33) for overall control is fixedly provided below the image reader section (28) and at the bottom of the casing (2). Details of this control section (33) will be described later.

The input display section (1) and the device main body (20) are connected to the leg section (3).
4).

In this embodiment, the input display section (1) and the leg section (34) are integrally formed. Separately formed input display section (1)
It is also possible to have a configuration in which the legs (34) are fixed.

The legs (34) are connected to the rotation mechanism (5) with respect to the device body (20>).
0) It can be rotated freely. In other words, the input display section (1
> is rotatable with respect to the device main body (20). Details of this rotation mechanism (50) will be described later. Also, Hand Sera 1
- (16) is the casing (
2), so it can be rotated freely.

On the front of the case (21) is a storage medium (4I), for example, RO.
A plurality of openings (36) are provided for inserting and removing M cards and RAM cards><35>. This opening (36)
On the outside of the casing (21) is a cover (3) that is removable.
7) is provided. A storage medium (
35) is provided.

In addition, on the front of the housing (21), there are a communication terminal (40), a keyboard terminal (41), a remote control keyboard (full keyboard (FKB) (48)) and a ten-key keyboard (TEN KEY) as shown in Figure 9. ) (consisting of 49>), a light receiving unit (42) for receiving wireless signals from the bar food reader terminal (43), and an IC card reader/writer (44) are provided on the side of the housing. A terminal (45), an external printer terminal (46), and a telephone line terminal (47) are provided.Furthermore, an input display section (
1) is provided with a light receiving section (42') that receives a wireless signal from the remote control keyboard when it is hung on a wall.

Here, the rotation mechanism (50) will be explained with reference to FIG. 10.

The leg portion (34) has a leg main body 60〉 and a locking portion (61) (6
2), the leg body (60) and the locking part (61) (
62) moves with one weight. The shaft (63) is composed of a shaft body (64) and heads (65) and (66).

The head (65) is fixed to the device body (20) via a spacer (67), and the shaft (63) is fixed to the device body (20).
It cannot be rotated against. In addition, the head portion 66) is the leg portion (
The shaft body (64) is rotatably inserted into the locking portion (62>) of the shaft (64).

A coil spring (68), one end of which is free and the other end fixed to the engagement part (61), is fully wound around the shaft body (64) and the head (66). The coil spring (68) applies a locking force to the locking portion (61), that is, the leg portion (34),
Rotation of the legs (34) is stopped.

Due to the structure that refuses, the legs (34)
does not rotate, but if a greater load (load in the same direction as the winding direction) is applied to the leg (34), the fill spring (68)
The diameter of the coil shrinks, and the shaft body inside the coil spring (68〉
64) and the head (66) are brought into firm pressure contact, thereby stopping the rotation of the legs (34) and locking.

Therefore, the leg (34) is stopped at a constant angle with respect to the device body (20), and when the load in the same direction is further increased, this load force is absorbed by the coil spring (68) when it is pressed against the shaft body (20).
64) and the head (66), the legs (34) rotate in the direction of the load.

In addition, the rotation range β of the rotation mechanism (50) is set to <
16) is set so that the surface changes from a substantially vertical direction to a substantially horizontal direction (see FIG. 4). As a result, when the multi-function terminal device is placed on a desk and used, the handset 1
- (16) can be prevented from falling.

More specifically, as shown in FIG. 17, the handset (16) is pulled onto the protrusion (90) of the hook hook (91), which is formed integrally with the housing (2) of the input display section (1). In order to improve the operability of the 6-handset (16) that is hung, that is, to increase the ease of attaching and detaching the handset (16), it is better to shorten or eliminate the protrusion (90). Even if (90) is eliminated, the handset (16) can be prevented from falling by setting the rotation range of the input display section (1) to the above-mentioned β.

The holding force of the rotation mechanism as described above will be explained below assuming that it is destroyed by the operating force of F2 and requires a holding force that resists the operating force of Fl at the position B in FIG.

Now, when the operating force F is applied to any position (ri 2) of the input display section ku 1), the moment at each position of A and B will be M^ = F + 122 M days = Fl ρ 2 + G ri 1 , for the same operating force, M A < M days.

From the above, the input display section (1) should be at least F+1.
22+Gj! A holding force K corresponding to the moment of + is required, and K>F
+12+Gj! A + relationship is necessary.

MaI-1 This input display section (1) can be placed at any position (R,)
Since it must not be destroyed by the operating force of F2 applied to it, the relationship K<F2R3 is required at position A.

In other words, F+ 92+G1! +<K<F2 The relationship Qa is required. However, e2 is the fulcrum and the input display section (1
) the distance of the top of the ! 3 is the distance between the fulcrum and the lowest end of the input display section (1).

Furthermore, when a multi-function terminal device is used on a desk, the position of the human-powered display section (1) is generally as shown in Fig. 4, and considering the balance of the device, the rotation mechanism (5
The fulcrum point 0) needs to be located approximately in the middle of the device body 20).

For example, if the fulcrum is located at position (a) in FIG.
Whenever an operator touches the input display section (1) or when a force is applied in the direction of arrow C due to some reason, the entire device moves in the direction of arrow d, and when the fulcrum is at position (b), , the arrow e appears in the input display section (1) for some reason.
If a force is applied in this direction, the entire device will move in the direction of arrow f, and in the worst case, there is a risk that the device will be damaged.

Therefore, the fulcrum is provided approximately at the center of the device body (20) so as to have a certain degree of tolerance against forces in either direction of arrows c and e.

Next, a case where the multi-function terminal device of this embodiment is used by hanging it on a wall will be described.

When the multi-function terminal device is hung on a wall (when used by hanging it), the position of the input display section (1) is as shown in FIG. In the wall condition, as shown in FIG. 3, it is desirable that the angle of the input display section 1) is 0 degrees or more.

For example, if the angle α is 0 degrees or less, the input display section 1
) faces the floor, and the operator must look down at the display manpower section (1) or turn it down. In order to make the angle more than 0 degrees,
The top surface of the housing (2) of the input display section (1) is the touch panel (
5) must be set below the fulcrum of the rotating mechanism <50) (on the back side of the device body (20)).

Therefore, in order to satisfy the above conditions, the input display section (1
) comes into contact with the top surface (
52) is located below the fulcrum.

By adopting the above-described configuration, the following effects can be obtained.

b) A space (51) is created by the presence of the legs (34), and the input display section (1) does not occupy the top or front surface of the device main body (20). In other words, the document insertion slot (23) and the recording paper output slot (22) are essential for a multi-functional terminal device.
) etc. can be provided on the top surface of the device main body (20) or the front surface of the device main body (20) corresponding to the space (51), thereby making it possible to plan for miniaturization of the device.

(i) The rotation mechanism (50) allows the LCD (7) to be easily viewed and allows input from the touch panel (5) no matter what posture the operator operates in or where the multi-function terminal device is installed. The angle of the input display section (1) can be changed to make it easier.

(i) The mounting angle of the handset (16) can be set arbitrarily, and the rotation range of the input display section (1) can be changed between the upper surface of the handset (16) and the top surface of the handset (16) from approximately vertical to approximately horizontal. This setting prevents the handset (16) from falling when placed on a desk or the like.

(iv) Since the fulcrum is provided approximately at the center of the device main body (20), the tolerance of force until the multi-function terminal device moves can be made the same in both the arrow C direction and the arrow d direction.

(v) When the human-powered display unit (1) is turned upside down, the top surface of the device body (20) that comes into contact <52) is located below the fulcrum, so the multi-function terminal device is used by hanging it on a wall, etc. In this case, the angle of the input display section (1) can be set appropriately.

Next, referring to FIGS. 6(a) and 7(b), and FIGS. 7(a) and 7(b), a description will be given of one outlet for the recording paper (22).

A switching attachment (switching means) (80) is provided at the recording paper outlet (22). This V-shaped switching attachment (80) has a plurality of protrusions (83) (8
3) ... is provided. This protrusion (83) (83
)... to either the holes (84) (84)... formed in the part (81) of the casing (21) or the holes (85) (85) formed in the part (82). By fitting, the switching attachment can be identified to the device main body (20).

For example, if it is connected to the part (81) of the recording paper ejection port (22), the ejected recording paper will be ejected in the direction of arrow g (see FIGS. 6(a) and 7(a)), and the recording paper will be ejected. Paper outlet (
22), the ejected recording paper can be ejected in the direction of the arrow (Fig. 7(b)
)reference). Thus, the paper ejection direction can be switched between when the multifunctional terminal device of this embodiment is used by placing it on a desk and when it is used by hanging it on a wall.

In other words, when using the recording paper on a desk, the operator can see the print side of the recording paper by ejecting it in the direction of arrow g, and when using it by hanging it on the wall. In this case, the recording paper can be prevented from folding by discharging the recording paper in the direction of the arrow.

FIG. 12 is a block diagram of the control section of the multi-function terminal device.

The multi-function terminal device includes a control unit (100) including a CPU (100).
33). This control section (33) includes:
In addition to the CPU (100), an RCAM (101) is connected to the CPU (100) to store control programs, etc., and a keyboard (121) is connected via a keyboard terminal (41). For keyboard 1/
It temporarily stores data during control by the F (102) and CPU (100), and also displays various flags necessary for control and graphic design of various display screens such as a list of telephone destination names. and to store touch panel input data that specifies the input of the touch panel (5) (
7) RAM (103), R8232CI/
F (104), printer I/F (105) to which an external printer (119) is connected, bar to which a barcode reader (118) is connected via a barcode reader terminal (43): code reader I / F (106)
, FAX section 1 to which FAX section (107) is connected /
The F (10g) and mounting section (109) are connected, and the I/F for the k mounting section (110) is connected to the I/F via the connector (38).
I/F for IC card (111) connected to C card reader/like 44), ROM/RAM card (
35) is connected to the ROM/RAM card I/F
(112), modem I/F (113) to which the modem (120) is connected, and a remote control to which wireless signals from the remote control keyboard (48>(49>) are input via the light receiving section (42) (42') Keyboard I/F (
116) and a clock circuit <117> having a timer function.

Furthermore, the control unit 33) has a dictionary R that stores kanji, kana characters, alphanumeric data, etc. based on JIS codes.
OM (114), font ROM (115) that generates patterns based on JIS codes, backup RAM (124) that stores data such as registered destination names, telephone numbers, and fax numbers as JIS food data.
Switch controller (125), LCD that monitors the input of various switches such as the off-hook switch of the handset and outputs an interrupt request signal to the CPU (100).
(7) Display VRAM (1
22), a touch panel user data RAM (123) that temporarily stores touch panel input data corresponding to the menu screen that can be displayed on the LCD (7).

The following is a first explanation of each function of the multi-function terminal device of this embodiment.
This will be explained with reference to the flowcharts in FIGS. 8 to 21.

(1) When the registered operator presses the touch panel in the portion of the fixed input area (9) labeled "1 Registration" as shown in FIG. 16(a), the switch controller <121) detects this. , outputs an interrupt request signal to the CPU (100). When the CPU (100) detects an interrupt request signal, it checks the cause of the interrupt. As a result, the CPU (100) detects the pressing of "Register" (Fig. 18 S-EPI) and shifts to the registration mode (
Figure 18 5TEP2>. Next, when "telephone" is pressed (FIG. 19, 5 TEPI), CPU (100) is -y
RAM (103) using Onto ROM (115)
) is converted into pattern data for displaying VRAM.
(122). Then, similarly, CPU (1
00) reads the already registered telephone number data etc. from the backup RAM (120) and loads the font RO.
M (115) converts it into pattern data and stores it in the display VRAM (122). And C.P.
U (100) controls the drive circuit (13) and controls the LCD (
7) A list of telephone destinations is displayed above as shown in FIG. 13 (FIG. 19, 5TEP2). Also, CPU (100
) reads the input data of the touch panel (5>) corresponding to the list above from the RAM (103) and stores it in the touch spring 1 input data RAM (12g). The controller (14) is configured to set the input controller of the touch panel (5) based on the touch panel input controller data (19th step).
Figure 5TEP3).

Here, if the input location (for example, 1 regular use) and ``3rd line'' is pressed down completely by the operator, then
), the registration input key screen is displayed in the same manner as in the registration mode as shown in FIG. 15 (TEP5 in FIG. 19).

When the operator completes the input of the recipient's name and telephone number from the touch panel (5) (Fig. 19, 5TEP6), C
P U (100) backs up the data in RAM
(124) (FIG. 19, 5TEP7), and the registration is completed (FIG. 19, 5TEP15).

In addition, when the operator presses 'FAXJ' all the way in the registration mode (FIG. 19, 5TEP8), the CPU (1
00) is for fax recipients - please display the list 19th Ward 2O
- 3TEP9), and set the touch panel input (5TEPIO in Figure 19). Then, in the same way as for phone number registration, when the input location is specified, 19th Ward 5 TEP
II), display the input key screen for registration.Figure 19 5TE
P12), when the recipient's name and phone number are entered, the first
9 Figure 5 TEP13), the data is banked up RAM (
124), and the registration is terminated (FIG. 19, 5TEP15).

(N) When the function handset (16) goes off-hook, or as shown in FIG. When the switch controller (121) detects this, it outputs an interrupt request signal to the CPU (100). Upon input of the interrupt request signal, the CPU (100) checks the interrupt factor. The CPU (100) detects whether the handset is off-hook or when the telephone button is pressed.
TEP3), transition to telephone mode (Fig. 18 5TE
P4). Then, follow the same procedure as the registration mode to display the LCD (7
)" to display the list of telephone destination names shown in FIG. 13 (FIG. 20, 5TEPI), and set the touch panel (5) input button (FIG. 20, 5TEP2). Next, start the timer by the clock circuit (117) as shown in Fig. 20.5.
TEP3), If there is no input to the touch panel (5) for 20 seconds or more (FIG. 20, 5TEP5), the telephone function is terminated (FIG. 20, 5TEP8).The operator selects a call from this list. When the touch panel (5) where the desired destination (for example, A) is displayed is pressed, the phone number of A is automatically sent to the telephone line (Fig. 20, 5 TEP 4), and the normal Enables phone calls (FIG. 20, 5TEP7) (one-touch dial function).

In addition, when the operator presses down the touch panel (5) in the area where '(J,'> J or "Common", "A,..." is displayed, the previous item, next item, regular, A line, etc. Display a list of...

When the operator presses down the touch panel (5) in the area where the numeric keypad is not fully displayed, Figure 20 5TEP4
), a number corresponding to the pressed part is sent to the telephone line (FIG. 20, 5TEP6), and normal conversation becomes possible (FIG. 20, 5TEP7).

Note that activation by off-hook of the handset (16) is an off-hook dialing function, and activation by pressing ``telephone'' is an on-hook dialing function.

In addition to the above, it also has a last number repeat dial function, a line hold function, a speaker receiving function (ring tone, the other party's voice, etc. are emitted from the speaker (15)), etc.

(i) FAX function The document has been inserted into the document insertion slot (23) or the fixed input area (9) as shown in FIG. 16(a).
Touch the touch panel in the area marked F A X J (5
) is pressed down completely, the switch controller (121)
When detected, the switch controller (121)
Outputs an interrupt request signal to U (100). Upon input of the interrupt request signal, the CPU (100) checks the interrupt factor. The CPU (100) sets the original in the original insertion slot (23), or 'FA,
18 (5 TEP 5)), FAX
mode (FIG. 18, 5TEP6). and,
Display the fax destination name list on the LCD (7) as shown in Fig. 14 using the same procedure as in the registration mode. Fig. 21 5T
EP1), and set the input settings for the touch panel (5) (FIG. 21, 5TEP2). Next, to start the tires (Figure 21 5 TEP 3), enter 2 on the touch panel (5).
If it is not longer than 0 seconds (Fig. 21 5TEP5), FAX
End the function (21st E 5TEP8). The operator selects the touch panel in the area where the destination (for example, D) to which the operator wants to send from this list is displayed.
When 5) is pressed down completely (Fig. 21 5TEP4), the telephone number of D is automatically sent to the telephone line.Fig. 21 5TEP
6), enables normal fax transmission (Fig. 21 5T)
EP7).

Also, depending on the operator, '("+')" or "
If the part of the touch panel (5>) that is not fully displayed is pressed incorrectly, the previous item, the next item, or a list of regular items, A line, . . . will be displayed.

When the operator presses the touch panel (5) where the numeric keypad is displayed (Fig. 21, 5TE
P4), the number corresponding to the pressed part is sent to the telephone line (FIG. 21, 5TEP6), and normal fax transmission becomes possible (FIG. 20, 5TEP7).

When the phone number is sent to the phone line and a link with the other party's fax is established, the original fully inserted from the original insertion slot (23) is sent by the transport roller (30) and transferred to the optical fiber (2).
6), the exposure is completed, and the original image obtained by this exposure is processed into FAX data by the image reader section 28>.
This FAX data is transferred to the FAX section (107) of the control section (33).
) is output to the line through. Also, in advance, RAM car 1
It is also possible to convert the contents of the file stored in (35) into FAX data and send it to the other party's FAX.

In addition, to receive the manuscript, the operator must use the FAX section (107
), and after connecting with the other party's fax machine, the received fax data is sent to the printer section (thermal head (31), roll paper (29)
), an auto cutter unit (32), etc.), and the multi-function terminal device is set to an automatic call waiting state (by pressing an automatic reception switch (not shown)).
There is automatic reception in which the FAX unit (107) is automatically activated, and after connecting with the other party's FAX, the received FAX data is output from the blink unit.

(iv) Copy function As shown in Fig. 16(a), by touching "Copy" in the fixed input area (9), the original image of the original inserted from the original insertion slot (23) is transferred to the image reader section (28). ), and a copy of the document is output from the printer section based on this processed data.

(v) Word processor function 'WP' in the fixed input area (9) as shown in Figure 16(a)
, the CPU (100) connects the touch panel (5) in the arbitrary human power area (8) and the keyboard I/F (
Font ROM <11
5), this pattern is displayed on the LCD (7) by controlling the drive circuit (13). For example, when the kanji conversion button (not shown) on the remote control keyboard (48) is pressed, the CPU (100)
Convert the above data into Kanji data while referring to M (114). In addition, the created document data (JIS)
- is stored in the RAM card <35)i;m, and is stored in the CPU
Writing or reading of document data can be controlled by (100).

RAM card (35) under the control of CPU (100)
) Based on the document data that has been stored in the RAM card (35), a printed document can be output from the printer section, or as described in the FAX function above, the contents of the file that has been stored in the RAM card (35) can be converted to FAXF-E. , can be sent to the other party's fax.

Note that image information read by the image reader section (28) can be superimposed on the created document.

(vi) Data transmission function As shown in Fig. 16 (a), by touching ``Communication'' in the fixed input area (9), the CPU (100) transmits the application stored in the RAM card or ROM card (35). According to the program, connect to modem 1/F <113), (120>) or FAX section (1
07) Send and receive data via the built-in modem.

(■1) Clock function As shown in Figure 16 (a), the CPU (100) runs the clock circuit (117
> to display the current time, calendar, etc. on the LCD (7).

(G) Effects of the Invention As is clear from the above description, when the detection means detects off-hook, the control means controls the display means to display information such as the T-talk number and the name of the other party. Although the above information is displayed on the display means,
The operation can be simplified by simply taking the handset off the hook, which is required when making a normal telephone call.

Furthermore, when the detection means detects the insertion of a document, the control means controls the display means to display information such as the fax number and the name of the recipient. -9Q~ When faxing, all you have to do is insert the required original, which simplifies the operation.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings all relate to a multi-function terminal device as an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 11ffl(a), (b), and (c) are overall perspective views, FIG. Figure 4 is a side view with the input display unit upright;
Figure 5 is a schematic cross-sectional view along the ■-v line in Figure 2, and Figure 6 (a>(
b) and FIGS. 7(a) and 7(b) are diagrams for explaining usage examples of the switching attachment, FIG. 8 is a sectional view taken along the line ■-■ in FIG. 2, and FIG. 9 is a perspective view of the remote control keyboard. FIG. 10 is a sectional view of the main part near the leg, FIG. 11 is a diagram for explaining the holding force of the rotation mechanism, and FIG. 12 is a block diagram of the control section.
13, 14, and 15 show display examples of the arbitrary input area, FIG. 16(a) shows a display example of the fixed input area, and FIG. 16(b) is a perspective view of the display member. 17 is a partial sectional view of the vicinity of the handset, and FIGS. 18 to 21 are
The figure is a flow diagram for explaining the operation. (1)... Input display section, (2)... Housing, (5)...
...Touch-30=Panel, (8)...Arbitrary input area, (9)...Fixed input area, (11)...Display member, (15)...Speaker, (16)...・Hand cent, (20)...
Device main body, (21)... Housing, (22)... Recording paper ejection port, (23)... Document insertion port, (24)...
・Rotating member, (25)...Document ejection port, (28>・
・・Image reader section, (29) ・・Thermal roll paper,
(33)...control section, (34)...leg section, (35)
...Storage medium, (37) ...Cover, (38>...
・Connector, (39)...Micro switch, (44
>...IC card reader/like, (48) (49)
...Remote control keyboard, (50) ... Rotating mechanism,
(60)...Leg body, (63)...Shaft, (68)
...Coil spring, (80)...Switching attachment (switching means), (83) (83)...Protrusion piece, (84)
(84) (85) (85)...hole, (90)...convex part, (91)...hook sliding, (100)...CP
U, l: 101)...ROM, (103)...R
AM, (107)...FAX section, (109)...Office section, (114)--Dictionary ROM, <115)-7t
I-ROM. (117)...Clock circuit, (118)...Barcode league, (119)...External printer, (120>
...modem, (121) ...keyboard. Figure 1, Figure 8] Figure 17

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[Claims] 1. Detection means for detecting off-hook of the handset;
comprising a storage means for storing information such as a telephone number and the name of the other party, a display means for displaying the information, and a control means for controlling each of the means, and when off-hook is detected by the detection means, the control means A terminal device characterized by controlling the display means to display the information. 2. A detection means for detecting the insertion of a document, a storage means for storing information such as a FAX number and the name of the recipient, a display means for displaying the information, and a control means for controlling each of the means, A terminal device characterized in that when the means detects insertion of a document, the control means controls the display means to display the information.