JPH03250843A - Cordless automatic answering telephone set - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To allow a cordless telephone section to listen to a voice recorded in the telephone set section when an extension remote controller is used to record a message onto a tape by sending a voice signal in the case of memo recording from a recorder side in terms of a radio wave and monitoring the recorded voice from a receiver of the cordless telephone section. CONSTITUTION:When the voice of user is sent to a connection device section (a) in terms of a radio wave, the connection device section (a) inputs the received voice signal to a same talking system circuit section 2 as that at trunk line talking similarly to a transmission signal. The voice signal from the talking system circuit section 2 is recorded on a cassette tape via a message recording means of an automatic answering telephone set section 5 and the voice signal enters the reception system of the talking system circuit section 2 as the side tone. The voice signal inputted to the talking system circuit section 2 as the side tone is returned to a cordless telephone set section (b) through a radio transmission reception section 3 of the connection device section (a) and heard by the user from a receiver 11. Thus, the voice recorded from the cordless telephone set is heard while the user uses an extension remote controller to record the voice signal onto the message tape.

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] Industrial applications The present invention relates to a cordless answering machine.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION FIG. 2 is a block diagram of a conventional cordless answering machine. The cordless answering machine is divided into two parts. One is the connecting device section a to which the central office line is connected and detects incoming calls and operates as an answering machine.The other is the cordless telephone section where the user can make direct dials, make calls, operate the extension remote control, etc. . The connection device section a includes a central office line control section 1, a communication system circuit section 2, a radio transmitter/receiver section 3, a control circuit 4, and an answering machine section 5. The cordless telephone section also includes a wireless transmitter/receiver section 6, a telephone call circuit 7, a control circuit 8, a keyboard 9, a power supply circuit 10, a receiver 11, and a microphone 12.

When an incoming call signal is detected from the central office line, the connecting device section a notifies the cordless telephone section of the incoming call. When the answering machine is set, the connecting device section a closes the central office line, sends out a response message, and then records a message from the caller. When making a call, the user presses a key from the cordless telephone section to establish a wireless connection with the connecting device section a, closes the central office line, and dials the telephone section.

The operations up to this point are similar to cordless telephones and answering machines. A feature of this cordless answering machine is its extension remote control function.

The extension remote control has functions such as extension remote control tape playback and memo recording, and among these functions, we will explain the memo recording operation. By operating the keyboard 9 of the cordless telephone, the cordless telephone section a and the connecting device section A are connected wirelessly, the communication circuit 7 of the cordless telephone section is opened, and the user's voice is transmitted wirelessly to the connecting device section A. tell. The connecting device section a records the received voice signal on a message tape using the message recording means of the answering machine section 5.

In this way, you can record memos from your cordless phone.

Problems to be Solved by the Invention However, with the above-mentioned conventional cordless answering machine, when recording on a tape using an extension remote control, it is not possible to hear the voice being recorded on the cordless telephone section, and the connection device section When recording at a location far away from
There was a problem in that the user could not confirm whether or not it was working.

The present invention solves these conventional problems, and allows users to listen to their recorded voice from the cordless telephone section while recording on a tape using an extension remote control. The purpose of this project is to provide an excellent cordless answering machine that can be used as an answering machine.

Means for Solving the Problems In order to achieve the above object, the present invention provides a cordless answering machine in which a cordless telephone section and a connecting device section are wirelessly connected, in which the connecting device is connected by an extension remote control function from the cordless telephone section via wireless. A means for recording a memo is provided in the business message recording means of the department, and an audio signal at the time of recording the memo is transmitted via wireless from the recording means side, and a means is provided for monitoring the recorded voice from the receiver of the cordless telephone section. It is something that

Effects The present invention has the following effects due to the above configuration. That is, when transmitting a memo recording audio signal from the cordless telephone section to the connecting device section using the extension remote control function, -
The audio signal transmitted at the same time is transmitted via radio to the cordless telephone unit, and the recorded voice can be monitored by the receiver of the cordless telephone unit, so the user of the cordless telephone unit does not have to be near the connection device. , it can be confirmed that the wireless connection is properly made and recording is performed correctly.

Embodiment FIG. 1 is a block diagram of a cordless answering machine according to an embodiment of the present invention.

In FIG. 1, the same parts as in FIG. 2 showing a conventional example are given the same numbers. In this embodiment, the radio signal received by the radio transmitter/receiver section 3 is not directly transmitted to the answering machine section 5, but is transmitted to the answering machine section 5 through the telephone answering system circuit section 2.

In the above embodiment, the operation as a cordless telephone and
Since the operation as an answering machine is the same as the conventional one, the memo recording operation of the extension remote control will be explained below. By operating the keyboard 9 of the cordless telephone section.

The dress telephone section and the connecting device a are connected wirelessly, and power is supplied to the communication system circuit section 2. On the other hand, the cordless telephone section opens the transmitting system of the communication circuit 7 and simultaneously opens the receiving system.
The user's voice is transmitted to the connection device section a via wireless. The connecting device section a inputs the received voice signal to the same communication system circuit section 2 as used for the telephone call in the same manner as the transmission signal. The voice signal from the communication circuit section 2 is recorded on a cassette tape via the message recording means of the answering machine section 5. Further, the voice signal inputted to the communication system circuit section 2 enters the reception system of the communication circuit section 2 as a sidetone via B, N, T (balanced network) as in the case of a telephone call over the central office line. The audio signal input as sidetone to the communication system circuit section 2 returns to the cordless telephone section through the wireless transmitting/receiving section 3 of the connecting device section a.

The voice signal returned to the cordless telephone unit is heard by the user through the receiver. In this way, you can record memos from your cordless phone.

Effects of the Invention As is clear from the above embodiments, the present invention allows the cordless telephone section to record a memo on the message recording means of the connecting device section using the extension remote control. This has the advantage that the user can hear the sound being made, and even when recording from a remote location, the user can be sure of the wireless connection.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

1A and 1B are block diagrams of a connecting device section and a cordless telephone section of an embodiment of a cordless answering machine of the present invention, and FIGS. 2A and 2B are a block diagram of a connecting device section and a cordless telephone section of a conventional cordless answering machine. FIG. 1... Office line control section, 2... Communication system circuit section, 3...
Wireless transmitting/receiving section, 4... Control circuit, 5... Answering machine section, 6... Radio transmitting/receiving section, 7... Call circuit, 8...
- Control circuit, 9... Keyboard, 10... Power supply circuit, 11... Receiver, 12... Microphone.

Claims (1)

[Claims] A cordless answering machine in which a cordless telephone section and a connecting device section are wirelessly connected, is provided with means for recording a memo from the cordless telephone section to a business message recording means of the connecting device section using an extension remote control function via wireless, A cordless answering machine comprising means for transmitting a voice signal during recording from the recording means via wireless and monitoring the recorded voice from a receiver of a cordless telephone section.