JPH0457496A - Mobile communication system - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To apply a charge to a caller by storing a caller ID in a switchboard, and corresponding to this information at the time of a call from a mobile radio terminal to limit the caller. CONSTITUTION:A caller 1 calls a party 7 to be called who has a mobile radio terminal 6 from a terminal 2 which the caller has. In this case, the caller ID being the identification number of the terminal 2 is transmitted to the back of the terminal number of the party 7 to be called, and once on-hook is operated. A pocket bell switchboard 5 receives this call, calls the terminal 6 by radio, and transfers the caller ID. The terminal 6 calls the party 7 to be called by a buzzer or the like, calls to the switchboard 4 of a network simultaneously and transfers the above-mentioned caller ID by providing radio channel. The switchboard 4 calls the terminal 2 of the caller based on the caller ID received from the terminal 6, and provides the line between the terminal 2 and the switchboard 4. Then, the charge is applied to the caller who has the caller ID.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Technical Field to Which the Invention Pertains] The present invention relates to billing for call services by mobile radio terminals incorporating a radio paging service such as a pager.

[Conventional technology]

A calling service using a mobile radio terminal incorporating a radio calling service such as a pager has been proposed in the past (Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 59-50629).

FIG. 2 shows the configuration of a conventionally proposed connection system for a telephone call service using a mobile radio terminal incorporating a radio call service such as a pager. 1 is the caller,
2 is the terminal owned by the caller, 3 is the network,
4 is a line exchange, 5 is a pager exchange, 6 is a mobile radio terminal, 7 is a called party, and 8 is a mobile base station. The operation is as follows. The caller dials the pager number of the called party and calls the mobile wireless terminal. The above dial causes the pager switch to wirelessly page the mobile radio terminal. The mobile radio terminal then wirelessly accesses the mobile base station, places a call to the caller, and a line is established. Here, the line connection between the mobile radio terminal and the network is in the form of a call originating from the mobile radio terminal.

[Problem to be solved by the invention]

In conventional networks where caller-side billing is used, charges are made to the owner of the mobile radio terminal, and the calling party cannot be billed.

[Means for Solving the Problems] In order to eliminate these drawbacks, the present invention stores the caller ID in the exchange, corresponds with this information when a call is made from a mobile radio terminal, and limits the caller. , the caller is billed.

〔Example〕

FIG. 1 shows an embodiment of the present invention, in which 1 is a caller, 2 is a terminal owned by the caller, 3 is a network, and 4 is a terminal owned by a caller.
is a line switch, and 5 is a blur.

9 is a service center, 6 is a mobile radio terminal, 7 is a called party, 10 is a billing memory, and 11 is a calling ID.
This is the route that will be forwarded.

Here, the service center refers to a high-performance control device installed above the circuit exchange (TS-CR).
It is a device for running advanced lines with added value, such as a service control device.

A calling party 1 calls a called party 7 having a mobile radio terminal 6 from a terminal 2 belonging to the calling party. At this time, after the terminal number of the called party 7, the calling party I, which is the identification number of the terminal 2,
Send D and end the call. The pager switch 5 receives this call and calls the mobile radio terminal 6 by radio.
Transfer the caller ID. The mobile radio terminal 6 calls the called party 7 by a buzzer or the like, and simultaneously makes a call to the network exchange 4, establishes a radio line, and transfers the calling ID.

The exchange 4 calls the caller's terminal 2 based on the calling ID received from the mobile radio terminal 6, establishes a line between the terminal 2 and the exchange 4, and connects the above-mentioned line within the exchange. In this way, a line is established between the mobile radio terminal 6 and the terminal 2 owned by the caller, and charges are made to the caller having the caller ID.

〔effect〕

With such a configuration, even though the call is made from a mobile radio terminal, the exchange interprets the caller's call D and makes it possible to charge the caller.

pager call

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 shows an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 2 shows a conventional example. 1... Caller, 2... Terminal, 5.
... pager switch, 6 ... mobile radio terminal, 7 ... called party, 9 ... service center.

Claims (1)

[Claims] Billing for call services using mobile radio terminals with built-in radio paging services such as pagers is performed in the following manner.
In other words, the caller transfers the caller's caller ID to the terminal number of the other party making the wireless call from his or her own terminal to the pager exchange that provides the wireless calling service, then goes on-hook once, and then connects to the network. calls the called party's mobile radio terminal using the radio paging service and also transfers the calling ID, and the mobile radio terminal that receives the radio call responds to the network and transfers the received calling ID to a service center in the network. , upon receiving this response, the service center places a call to the above-mentioned caller, establishes a telephone line between the caller and the mobile radio terminal of the called party, and charges the caller for the call. A mobile communication system characterized by