JPH0226422A - Ringing tone control system for radio calling device - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To inhibit unnecessary ringing tone when called by an address corresponding to a service to receive text information periodically and to generate a ringing tone when called by a normal individual calling address to the same calling terminal by controlling whether the ringing tone is necessary or not on the side of a calling control station. CONSTITUTION:A calling control station 2 to which the call of a calling subscriber 1 is connected has a subscriber data memory 4 in which data of each calling terminal 5. The calling terminal 5 which a calling signal sent from the calling control station 2 reaches contains a receiving circuit 6, a ringing tone necessary- or-not bit deciding circuit 7, a receiving text displaying storage circuit 8 and a ringing tone generating circuit 9. Whether the ringing tone is necessary or not is controlled on the side of the calling control station. Thus, to the same calling terminal, ringing tone can be inhibited when called by the address corresponding to the service to receive the text information periodically, and the ringing tone can be generated when called by a normal individual calling address.

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Field of Industrial Application] The present invention relates to a ring tone control method for a radio paging device, and more particularly to a ring tone control method for a radio paging device in which the need for a ring tone is controlled on the paging control station side. .

[Conventional technology]

Conventional ring tone control methods for wireless paging devices are mainly used for services where text information is received periodically and continuously, so there is no need to generate a ring tone each time a call is made, so a switch is applied to the calling terminal itself. According to whether this switch is turned on or off, the ring tone is controlled to be activated or inhibited when a call is made.

[Problem to be solved by the invention]

With the above-mentioned conventional ring tone control method of the wireless paging device, if the calling terminal has a single address, there is no problem even if the ringing is disabled on the calling terminal side, but when the calling terminal has a multi-address In this case, one address is often used for receiving periodic text information and the other address is used for receiving normal calls. The problem is that it cannot be recognized immediately.

An object of the present invention is to control whether or not a ring tone is necessary on the call control station side, so that when the same calling terminal is called with an address corresponding to a service that periodically receives text information, To provide a ringing tone control system for a radio paging device capable of prohibiting unnecessary ringing and generating a ringing tone when called by a normal individual calling address.

[Means to solve the problem]

A ring tone control method for a wireless paging device according to the present invention provides a ring tone necessity bit in a service class of a subscriber data memory included in a paging control station that manages wireless broadcasting subscriber data, and the paging control station For each operation, the information on the ring tone necessity bit is read out and a calling signal to which it is added is sent, and the calling terminal is provided with an identification circuit for identifying the information on the ring tone necessity bit.

〔Example〕

Next, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 is a block diagram of one embodiment of the present invention.

The call of a calling subscriber 1 is connected to a calling control station 2. The calling control station 2 has a subscriber data memory 4 in which data for each calling terminal 5 is recorded. A calling signal sent from the calling control station 2 reaches the calling terminal 5 via the radio base station 3. The calling terminal 5 includes a receiving circuit 6, a ring tone necessity bit determination circuit 7, a received text display storage circuit 8, and a ring tone generation circuit 9.

FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of the contents of the subscriber data memory 4 according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Calling address () corresponding to calling number A (XXXX)
PPP) 10, its service class 11, and its accompanying ring tone necessity bit 12 form a set. Similarly, the calling address (PPPQ) 13 and its service class 1 correspond to the calling number B (XXXY).
4 and the accompanying ring tone necessity bit 15 form another set. Ring tone necessity bits 12 and 15 are
If a ringtone is required, set it to "0"; if not, set it to "1".

Next, the operation will be explained.

When the calling subscriber 1 makes a call and calls the calling terminal 5, the calling control station 2 receives the calling number A (XXXX), first stores the subscriber data memory corresponding to the calling number A (XXXX). 4's paging address (PPPP) 10, its service class] 1, and the accompanying ring tone necessity bit 12 are read out. The result is sent to the radio base station 3 as a paging signal. In this case, the ring tone necessity bit 12 is "0", so the ring tone is necessary. The radio base station 3 broadcasts the paging signal to the calling terminal 5. When the calling terminal 5 receives this broadcast at the receiving circuit 6,
The received contents are sent to a ring tone necessity bit determining circuit 7, which determines whether a ring tone is necessary or not. In this case, since it is "0", a ring tone is necessary.

Therefore, the received data is transferred to the received text display storage circuit 8, and the ring tone generation circuit 9 is activated to generate a ring tone. On the other hand, in the case of calling number B (XXXY),
Similarly, the corresponding calling address (PPPQ) 13 and
The service class 14 and the accompanying ring tone necessity bit 15 are read out, and the result is sent to the wireless base station 3 as a calling signal. In this case, since the ring tone necessity bit 15 is "1", a ring tone is not necessary. Therefore,
The received data is only transferred to the received text display storage circuit 8, and the ring tone generation circuit 9 is not activated.

〔Effect of the invention〕

As explained above, the present invention allows the calling control station to control whether or not a ring tone is necessary, so that the same calling terminal can receive
It is possible to prohibit unnecessary ringing when called from an address corresponding to a service that periodically receives text information, and generate a ringing sound when called from a normal individual calling address. This has the effect of

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 is a block diagram of an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of the contents of a subscriber data memory 4 in an embodiment of the present invention. 1...Calling subscriber, 2...Calling control station, 3...Radio base station, 4...Subscriber data memory, 5... ...Calling terminal, 6...
Receiving circuit, 7...Ring tone necessity bit determination circuit,
8... Received text display storage circuit, 9...
...Ring tone generation circuit, 10...Paging address (PPPP), 11.14...Service class, 12.15...Ring tone necessity bit, 13...
... Calling address (PPPQ). Blue envy, a

Claims (1)

[Claims] In a ring tone control method for a wireless paging device, a ring tone necessity bit is provided in a service class of a subscriber data memory included in a paging control station that manages wireless paging subscriber data;
The paging control station reads the information of the ringing tone necessity bit for each calling operation and sends out a calling signal to which it is added, and the calling terminal is provided with an identification circuit for identifying the information of the ringing tone necessity bit. Features a ring tone control method for a wireless paging device.