JPH01311658A - Telephone set - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To read out the recorded voice of an automatic answering telephone from a telephone set of dialing system by reading out a voice signal stored in a storage means when it is recognized that the voice signal is equivalent to the one registered in a registration means in advance. CONSTITUTION:When an incoming detecting part 5 detects incoming from a telephone line 6, a control part 1 connects the telephone line 6 to a voice recognition part 2 in the case of registering an automatic answering telephone mode by using a keyboard 3 by a user, and when the voice recognition part 2 is recognized that a voice signal inputted from the telephone line 6 is the voice registered by a microphone 4, a recorded message in absent stored in a storage part 7 is read out and is outputted to the telephone line 6. In such a way, it is possible to read out the recorded message by a remote operation though without using a push phone.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Field of Industrial Application] The present invention relates to a telephone having an answering machine function.

[Prior Art] Some conventional telephones with an answering machine function are capable of reading voice recorded during an answering machine using a pin code using a push-button tone from an external push-button telephone.

[Problems to be Solved by the Invention] However, in the conventional example described above, it was not possible to read data from a dial type telephone.

[Means for solving the problem] According to the invention, there is provided an input means for inputting an audio signal, a registration means for registering the audio signal in advance, and an input means for inputting the audio signal from the input means. A recognition means that recognizes that the voice signal is the same as a voice signal registered in advance in the registration means, a memory means for an answering machine that stores the voice signal input from the telephone line, and a recognition means that recognizes that the voice signal is the same. In this case, by providing a control means for reading out the audio signal stored in the storage means,
The audio signal of the one-color dial means can be read out even from a dial type telephone.

[First Embodiment] FIG. 1 shows a block diagram showing the configuration of an embodiment of the present invention. 1 is a control unit, 2 is a voice recognition unit, 3 is a keyboard, 4
5 is a microphone, 5 is an incoming call detection section, 6 is a telephone line, and 7 is a storage section.

FIG. 2 shows a flowchart showing the flow of operations of this embodiment.

If the incoming call detection section 5 detects an incoming call from the telephone line 6 (step S1), and if the user has registered the answering mode using the keyboard 3 (step S2), the control section 1 detects an incoming call from the telephone line 6 and the voice recognition section. 2, the process proceeds to step S3) and step S5.

In step S2, if the answering mode is not registered, the control unit 1 rings a bell (not shown) to notify the user of the incoming call (step S4).

In step S5, if the voice recognition unit 2 recognizes that the voice signal input from the telephone line 6 is the voice registered in advance by the microphone 4, the control unit 1 performs processing according to the voice. (step 36).

That is, the recorded message stored in the storage unit 7 when the user is away is read out and output to the telephone line 6. Therefore, the recorded message can be read out by remote operation without using a telephone.

On the other hand, in step S5, if the input audio signal is different from the registered audio, the control unit 1 stores the audio input from the telephone line in the storage unit 7 (step S7).

The speech recognition section 2 has a configuration shown in the block diagram of FIG. The audio signal inputted by the input section 30 is decomposed into a plurality of frequency bands by the filter 31, and the intensity of each frequency band component is converted into A/D by the A/D (analog/digital) converter 32.
D will be returned. Then, the processor 33 compares the audio information with audio information registered in the memory 36 in advance. Here, if there is matching information in the memory 36, the registered address is encoded and the specific code is output to the output section 35.

[Second Embodiment] A block diagram showing the configuration of this embodiment is common to the block diagram of the first embodiment shown in FIG.

Voice instructing to make a call from microphone 4, e.g. "Moshimoshi"
When the voice recognition unit 2 recognizes that the voice has been input, the control unit 1 converts the result of the voice recognition unit 2 recognizing the voice input from the microphone 4 into a dial signal and sends it to the telephone line 6. call As a method of specifying the calling party, for example, if "Company A J" is called, the control unit 1 converts the information "Company A" in the memory 36 to the telephone number of "Company A" using the voice recognition unit 1, and makes a call. do. Alternatively, a call may be made by recognizing the digits themselves of the telephone number.

Conversely, in the case of an incoming call, the user inputs a voice from the microphone 4 instructing the call, for example, a voice saying "yes." When the voice recognition unit 2 recognizes the voice, the control unit 1 connects the telephone line 6, the microphone 7, and a speaker (not shown). Thereafter, the user can make a call using the microphone 7 and a speaker (not shown) in the same way as a normal hands-free telephone.

[Effects of the Invention] According to the present invention, voice signals can be read out from a storage means for an answering machine even by a dial type telephone.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a block diagram of an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is an operational flowchart of the embodiment, and FIG. 3 is a block diagram of a speech recognition section. 1 is a control section, 2 is a speech recognition section, 7 is a storage section, and 36 is a memory.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] An input means for inputting an audio signal, a registration means for registering the audio signal in advance, and an audio signal in which the audio signal input from the input means is registered in advance in the registration means. and a memory means for an answering machine that stores the voice signal input from the telephone line.If the recognition means recognizes that the voice signal is the same, the memory means stores the voice signal input from the telephone line. 1. A telephone set comprising control means for reading out voice signals.