JPH02132952A - Calling party automatic identifying device - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To identify a calling party before speech by automatically transmitting and receiving an identification code at the time of responding to a incoming call, automatically identifying the calling part and rapidly displaying the corresponding name registered beforehand. CONSTITUTION:The calling from a telephone set 8 at a calling end is connected through a branching circuit 2 and a line 1 to a link network. At a called end, a calling signal inputted from a line network through the line 1 rings the receiving sound of the set 8 through the circuit 2. Next, when a receiver is picked up, a response detecting part 5 detects a response, outputs a response detecting signal 15 to a control part 4, and the part 4 constitutes a response code, includes it in a transmission/reception control signal 13 and transmits it through a control signal transmission/reception part 3 and the circuit 2 to the line 1. For this, at the calling end, when the response code is received, a displaying signal 14 to display the name of the opponent is outputted, the identification code is constituted and transmitted through the part 2, etc., to the line 1. At the called end too, the same process is performed and the name of the opposite party is mutually displayed in a display part 6 at the calling end and the called end, and therefore, the calling party can be identified before speech.

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Field of Industrial Application] The present invention relates to an automatic call party identification device, and in particular, to a call party automatic identification device that connects between a telephone exchange network and a telephone set to automatically identify a call party and display the name of the call party. The present invention relates to an automatic destination identification device.

[Prior Art] Conventionally, in order to identify the other party, the voice of the call was monitored using a handset or speaker, and the other party was identified by the voice.

In other words, in order to confirm the person on the other end of the phone call, the user would ask the other party questions such as ``Hello, who are you?'' and confirm the identity of the other party through the conversation.

Therefore, when someone called me, I didn't know who was calling me until they said their name.

[Issues to be solved] With the conventional telephones mentioned above, in order to confirm the destination of a call, it was necessary to recognize the other party's voice, so there was a problem that it was not possible to identify the other party before making a call. .

The present invention has been made in view of the above-mentioned problems, and an object of the present invention is to provide an automatic callee identification device that can identify the callee before a call is made.

[Means for Solving the Problems] In order to achieve the above object, the automatic call destination identification device of the present invention includes an input section for inputting registration data for call destination identification, and an input section for inputting and outputting a control signal for the communication path signal. a branch circuit, a control signal transmitting/receiving section that transmits and receives control signals via the branch circuit, a display section that displays the name of the called party when a display signal is input, a response detection section that detects a response from the telephone, and the above input. When the response detection section detects a response from the telephone, the control signal transmission/reception section registers the registration data input through the control section for identification using a control signal. The control unit i3j transmits and receives data and sends display signals to the display unit.

[Example code] Embodiments of the present invention will be described below based on the drawings.

FIG. 1 is a block diagram of an automatic callee identification device according to an embodiment of the present invention.

The automatic call destination identification device of this embodiment is connected between a telephone set and a line of a telephone exchange network, and is used on the calling side and the four calling sides to mutually identify the other party.

In the figure, 1 is a line from the telephone switching network, 2 is a branch circuit for inputting and outputting control signals to this line 1,
3 is a control unit 18 transmitting and receiving unit that transmits and receives control signals via this branch circuit 2, l'1- is a control unit that controls each part of this device and stores registration data, and 5 is a line l
6 is a display unit that inputs a display signal from the control unit 4 and displays the name of the other party to be called; 7 is the other party to be called; An input unit 8 for inputting name registration data is a telephone connected to line l.

In the above configuration, when the telephone 8 on the calling side makes a call, it is connected to the line network via the branch circuit 2 and the line VA1. On the other hand, on the called side, a calling signal input from the line network via line 1 causes a ring tone of telephone 8 to sound via branch circuit 2.

Then, when the handset is picked up, the response detection section 5 detects a response and passes a response detection signal l5 to the control section 4. Then, the control unit 4 forms a response code, and modulates the transmission/reception control signal 13 containing this response code by the control signal transmission/reception unit 3,
It is roughly transmitted to line 1 via branch circuit 2.

On the other hand, when the calling side receives the response code from the line 1, it inputs it via the branch circuit 2 and controls the control signal transmitting/receiving section 3C.
Thus, the received signal l2 is demodulated. Then, the control unit 4 analyzes it and outputs a display signal 14 that displays the name of the called party on the display unit 6.

When the response code is received, the control unit 1 configures an identification code for the calling side, and transmits/receives a signal 1 containing this identification code.
3 is modulated by the control signal transmitter/receiver 18 section 3, and then transmitted to the line l via the branch circuit 2.

Similar processing is then performed on the receiving side. That is, when the identification code from the calling party is received from line 1, branch circuit 2
The control signal transmitting/receiving section 3 demodulates the received 131t signal l2 and outputs the transmitting/receiving control signal 13 to the control section 4. Then, the control unit 4 analyzes it and outputs a display signal 14 of the other party's name to the display unit 6.

Further, the display unit 6 displays the name of the other party.

In this way, both the calling party and the four calling parties can display the names of the other parties on the display section 6, so that they can confirm the other parties before making a call.

By the way, the identification data of the calling side and the calling side are input through the input section 7, and the input data 1G is stored in the control section 4.

Next, FIG. 2 is a block diagram when the automatic callee identification device of FIG. 1 is connected to a telephone switching network.

In FIG. 2, 21.25 is a telephone, 22, 2/L is an automatic destination identification device, and 23 is a telephone switching network.

Same figure (as shown, telephone exchange W423 and '7-talk machine 2I)
Automatic destination identification devices 22 and 24 are installed at the opening of the telephone exchange network 23 and the telephone set 25.

Note that an automatic destination identification device is attached to the existing telephone set.

FIG. 3 is a diagram showing signal transmission and reception in the automatic destination identification device of FIG. 1.

When the called party picks up the handset in response to the ringing signal 3l from the exchange, the called party sends a response signal 32 to call 1ll11.
Return 1. On the other hand, on the calling side, upon receiving the response signal, the name of the called side is displayed on the display section, and together with this, an identification signal 33 is transmitted from the calling side. The name of the calling party is also displayed on the called party.

Thereafter, mutual communication 34 is performed using the telephone.

[Effects of the Invention] As explained above, the present invention automatically transmits and receives an identification code when an incoming call is answered, automatically identifies the other party, and instantly displays the corresponding name registered in advance. This has the advantage that it is possible to provide an automatic callee identification device that can identify the callee before making a call.

Additionally, since the person on the other end of the call can be identified before making a call, it is possible to respond appropriately to the person on the other end, and to prevent mistaken calls and prank calls.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a block diagram of an automatic callee identification device according to an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a block diagram of the automatic callee identification device of FIG. 1 connected to a telephone switching network, and FIG. FIG. 2 is a diagram showing signal transmission and reception in the automatic destination identification device of FIG. 1; Fig. Line branch circuit control signal transmission/reception 18 section: tJliaj section Response detection section Table section Input section Telephone device Fig. 2 Fig. 3

Claims (1)

[Claims] An input section for inputting registration data for calling party identification, a branch circuit for inputting and outputting control signals in response to communication path signals, a control signal transmitting/receiving section for transmitting and receiving control signals via this branch circuit, and an input section for inputting display signals. Then, a display section that displays the name of the called party, a response detection section that detects a response from the telephone, and a memory of the registration data inputted through the input section,
When the response detection section detects a response from the telephone, identification registration data is exchanged between the calling side and the called side via the control signal transmission/reception section using control signals, and a display signal is sent to the display section. What is claimed is: 1. An automatic call destination identification device comprising: