JPH07264294A - Telephone set and extension telephone set - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To allow a slave set to use telephone directory data registered by a master set without 2nd entry operation by providing a function transferring the telephone directory data and registration the data to the telephone set so as to save trouble of 2nd entry and to eliminate the need for the incorporation of a program used to register the telephone directory data to the slave set. CONSTITUTION:When designation of a group is finished, key data designated are sent from a slave set 40 to a master set 10. The master set 10 receives the key data and telephone directory data corresponding to the key data are transferred to the slave set 40. The data are stored in a memory 58 and the state of receiving transfer data is displayed on a display section 56. The end of the transfer of the telephone directory data is similarly displayed and then extension speech is interrupted and the telephone directory registration mode utilizing the extension speech function is finished. The slave set 40 utilizes the telephone directory to make dialing through the processing above.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a telephone in which all or part of the contents of a registered telephone directory can be transplanted and a parent and child telephone having the function thereof.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Portable simple wireless telephones have become widespread.
This telephone is mainly used indoors (cordless telephone so-called slave unit) and mainly outdoors (mobile telephone), and PHP is known as a telephone that can be used both outdoors and indoors. Describing a PHP telephone, when the telephone is used indoors, the telephone installed indoors serves as a master unit, and this master unit functions as a home base station or an office base station. The slave unit and the master unit can communicate with each other by using the extension call function.

[0003]

Some base units used at home usually have a speed dial function and a telephone directory function. The telephone directory function is a function in which a destination name and a destination telephone number are stored in memory, and the dial function is activated by simply inputting the destination name to automatically perform a calling process. There is also a type in which automatic call processing is performed by inputting a shortened number instead of a destination name.

By the way, as described above, when the PHP telephone is also used as a child device, if the telephone book data registered in the parent device can be used as it is on the child device side, the telephone book data is re-input. It is very convenient because no operation is required. In order to realize such a thing, the telephone directory data registered in the base unit can be directly transferred to the handset side.

Therefore, the present invention solves such a problem and uses the extension telephone communication function between the slave unit and the master unit to register with the master unit based on a command from the slave unit. The present invention proposes a telephone set in which specific telephone directory data stored therein is transferred to a memory means on the handset side and can be registered in the handset side, and a parent-child handset having the function.

[0006]

In order to solve the above problems, in the invention described in claim 1, telephone directory registration means for registering a destination name and a destination telephone number in a memory according to a predetermined procedure, It is characterized by having a telephone directory transfer means for transferring the contents of the registered telephone directory by using the extension call function.

According to the second aspect of the present invention, memory means for storing the contents of the telephone directory transferred by using the extension call function, and transfer content designating means for selectively designating the contents of the telephone directory to be transferred are provided. A transfer registration display means is provided so that the other party can be called according to the registered telephone directory.

According to the third aspect of the present invention, in a parent-child telephone set that can communicate with each other using the extension call function, the parent unit stores the destination name and the destination telephone number in a memory according to a predetermined procedure. It has a phonebook registration means to register and a phonebook transfer means to transfer the contents of the registered phonebook by using the extension call function, and the handset stores the phonebook of the phonebook transferred using the extension call function. A memory means for storing the content,
It has transfer content designating means for selecting and designating the contents of the phone book to be transferred, and transfer registration display means, and transfers all or part of the contents of the phone book registered in the master unit to the slave unit and transfers it. It is characterized in that the other party can be called based on the created telephone directory.

[0009]

[Function] A telephone installed indoors serves as a base unit, and a PHP
A mobile phone like this operates as a child device indoors. The base unit is equipped with a control program (function program) for implementing various functions, and also has a built-in transfer program that allows you to transfer phonebook data to the handset side by using the extension call function. There is.

The extension call function is used for the slave unit to issue a transfer command to the master unit, and the data specified by the slave unit in the registered telephone directory data is received and registered. A registration program etc. is installed.

Therefore, since the telephone book data designated by the child machine side is stored as it is in the memory 58 (FIG. 2) of the child machine side, the telephone book data can be used without re-input operation of the telephone book data. Can be used to perform automatic call processing.

[0012]

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Next, an example of a telephone and a parent-child telephone according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.

Among the parent-child telephones according to the present invention, the cordless telephones which can be used indoors or in the vicinity thereof as the cordless handsets as described above, can be used as a mobile telephone outdoors, and can also be used as a cordless telephone indoors. Available PHP. In this example, a case where PHP is used as a slave is illustrated.

The parent machine installed indoors is equipped with a control program (function program) for realizing various functions and a function setting program used when setting a specific function. In addition, there is a built-in transfer program that can transfer the telephone directory data registered in the memory (internal or external) of the base unit to the handset side by using the extension call function.

Therefore, a telephone directory registration means for registering a destination name and a destination telephone number in a memory according to a predetermined procedure, and the contents of the registered telephone directory are transferred to the master unit by using the extension call function. It has a telephone directory transfer means.

To issue a command for transferring telephone directory data to the child device side by using the extension call function, and to store the received telephone directory data in the memory (internal or external) of the child device side. A registration program etc. is installed.

Therefore, on the slave side, memory means for storing the contents of the telephone directory transferred by using the extension call function, transfer content designating means for selectively designating the content of the telephone directory to be transferred, and transfer It has a registration display means.

Further, in the parent-child telephone, the telephone set registration means for registering the destination name and the destination telephone number in the memory according to a predetermined procedure in the parent device, and the contents of the registered telephone directory as an extension call function It has a telephone directory transfer means for transferring using. The slave unit has a memory means for storing the contents of the telephone directory transferred by using the extension call function, a transfer content designating means for selectively designating the content of the telephone directory to be transferred, and a transfer registration display means.

Now, when the extension processing function is used to activate the telephone directory data registration processing program on the handset side,
Along with this, the telephone directory data transfer processing program and the like are also activated on the parent device side.

FIG. 1 is a schematic block diagram of the base unit 10 side. The telephone unit 14 includes at least a line control function provided in an ordinary telephone, and is used to connect to the telephone line 12 via the telephone unit 14 and exchange signals with the handset 16. The wireless unit 18 is a circuit unit for performing wireless communication with the child device (FIG. 2).

At the time of transmission, the data modulation / demodulation unit 20 performs a modulation process (for example, π / 4QPSK modulation process) suitable for wireless communication under the control of the microcomputer 22, and the modulated data is supplied from the wireless unit 18 to the antenna 24. Sent.

The received data is supplied to the data modulation / demodulation unit 20 via the radio unit 18 to be demodulated, and the demodulated voice signal is supplied to the handset 16 via the telephone unit 14. The received data is also supplied to the microcomputer 22.

The key operation unit 26 is provided with operation keys such as a ten-key for designating a telephone number and a function key used in an ordinary telephone. The operated key information (key code) is input to the microcomputer 22. LC for base unit 10
A display unit 30 such as D is provided and is displayed based on a command from the microcomputer 22. 28 is an LCD driver.

In the memory 32, telephone directory data is stored in addition to the control programs for realizing the various operations described above. Further, a transfer processing program for transferring the telephone directory data using the extension call function is also stored. These pieces of information may be stored not in the same memory 32 but into program data and other data, and stored in different memories according to the classification.

FIG. 2 shows a specific example of the slave unit 40. The voice signal from the handset 42 is digitized by the data modulator / demodulator 46 via the low-frequency amplifier 44, and, for example, π /
It is 4-shift QPSK-modulated and transmitted from an antenna 49 via a radio section 48. Control for transmission / reception is performed by the microcomputer 50, and operation for transmission / reception is performed by key input on the key operation unit 52. The key operation unit 52 is provided with a plurality of function keys (function keys) in addition to the 10 keys (numeric keys).

Display data is supplied from the microcomputer 50 via a driver 54 to a display unit, for example, a liquid crystal display unit (LCD) 56, and displayed. LCD56 has one display
It may be a digit or a plurality of digits, and a two-digit display example is shown in this example.

Reference numeral 58 denotes a memory means composed of a RAM and an E ² PROM, which is a communication control program for transmitting / receiving and a registration processing program for storing telephone directory data by utilizing the extension call function. Is E ² PR
Stored in OM.

The received telephone directory data and the like are stored in the RAM. It is also possible to store personal timetable data (name of station used and timetable) of each user in the RAM. Reference numeral 60 denotes a time measuring means, which is a generator of a real time clock (RTC). The RTC generator 60 is a battery 6
Backed up by 2.

FIG. 3 shows a concrete example of the above-mentioned telephone, particularly the PHP telephone 40. As shown in FIG. 3A, an earpiece 42a is provided on the upper part of the operation surface (upper surface) of the telephone body 70 having a rectangular parallelepiped shape. , A transmitter 42b is provided under each of them, and a numeric keypad (10 key) 73 is provided in the substantially central portion thereof.
And various function keys 74 are arranged respectively.

The display section 56 has a flat panel structure such as an LCD as described above, and has a display area of 2 to 3 digits. When there is an incoming call from the outside, the incoming call display section 76 lights up or blinks.

A power switch 80 is provided on the right side surface of the main body 70 as shown in FIG. 3B, and a battery pack 81 for a secondary battery is provided adjacent to the power switch 80. Also outdoors (public base station)
There is a changeover switch 82 for selecting a base station between indoors and indoors (home base station).

On the left side surface of the main body 70, as shown in FIG. 7C, in addition to a volume 85 for adjusting the reception volume and the like, a recording switch 86 for memo-recording the subject, call contents, etc. is provided.

Now, the transfer registration operation of the parent and child telephones having the telephone directory transfer function will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 4 is a flowchart showing an example of a telephone directory registration processing program provided on the base unit side.

When the telephone directory registration mode is selected as shown in the figure, data is input in the order of the other party's name (character data) and telephone number (numeric data) (step 9).
1, 92). FIG. 5 shows an example of the data table of the telephone directory.

Next, data input is made as to whether copying (including transfer) of registered telephone numbers or the like is prohibited (step 93). In this example, as shown in FIGS. 5A and 5B, the flag "1" is set when copying is permitted.

Next, registration is performed for each group such as whether the other party to be registered is personal, commonly used at home, or belonging to other parties. Therefore, the input of the group code is executed on the base unit 10 side (step 94). An example thereof is shown in FIG.

When the above-described processing is performed until the registration is completed and the "#" key (one example) corresponding to the end key is pressed (steps 95 and 96), this telephone directory registration mode is terminated and it is built in the master unit. The contents are stored in the memory 32. An example of the store is shown in FIG. 5A. FIG. 5B is an example in which the abbreviated number can also be registered.

In order to make the contents of the telephone directory registered in this way available to the slave unit 40 side, the telephone directory data is stored in the slave unit 40 by using the extension call function between the master unit 10 and the slave unit 40. And is stored in the memory 58 on the slave unit 40 side. The memory 58 may be a built-in type or an external type as described above.

FIG. 6 is a flow chart showing an example of the procedure for registering the telephone directory data. In this example, by operating the function key and the extension key on the side of the handset 40, the extension telephone call mode is set. 74
When is pressed, the telephone directory transfer program is activated (step 101).

Next, of the contents of the telephone directory registered in the master, which group the telephone directory data belongs to is designated (step 102). According to the example of FIG. 5, “1” is personal, “0” is for business,
Since "2" is a common group, the group can be designated by a specific key operation.

When the designation of the group is completed, the designated key data is transmitted from the child device 40 side to the parent device 10, and then the child device 40 side enters a waiting state for the received data (steps 103 and 104). Upon receiving the key data, the master device 10 transfers the telephone directory data (character data indicating a name, numeric data indicating a telephone number, group data, etc.) corresponding to the key data to the slave device 40 side.

When the telephone directory data is transferred from the base unit 10, the data is stored in the memory 58 and the display section 75 indicates that the transfer data is being received as shown in FIG.
Display on top (step 105). For example, it is displayed as "Data Jushin Chu". The same is displayed when the transfer of the phonebook data is completed (step 106),
After that, the extension call is disconnected and the telephone directory registration mode using the extension call function ends (step 107). By this process, the calling operation can be performed on the side of the handset 40 by using this telephone directory.

When the telephone book registration processing program as shown in FIG. 6 is started on the side of the handset 40, at the same time, the telephone book transfer processing program is also started on the side of the base station 10.
FIG. 7 shows an example thereof.

When the extension telephone call mode is entered, the telephone book transfer mode is activated by receiving a specific key code from the handset 40 side (step 111). When in the telephone directory transfer mode, the received data from the slave unit 40 is next analyzed (step 112). The received data is, for example, key data designating a group as described above.

Upon receiving this key data, the corresponding data table for the telephone directory (FIG. 5) is referred to. At this time, the presence or absence of the copy prohibition flag is confirmed, and only the telephone directory data that can be copied even in the same group is transferred to the slave device 40 side (step 113).

When the transfer of all the data is completed, the extension call disconnection process is automatically performed and the telephone directory transfer mode ends (steps 114 and 115).

The above-mentioned processing relating to telephone directory registration is performed by the master unit 1.
As long as 0 has such a transfer function, it can be applied to telephones of different manufacturers instead of the same manufacturer. The telephone book data to be transferred may be that of an electronic notebook.

[0048]

As described above, according to the present invention, the telephone has the function of transferring and registering the telephone directory data.

According to this, since the telephone book data registered on the master side can be used on the slave side without re-input operation, the time and effort for re-input can be saved, which is very convenient as well as the child. There is no need to install a program for registering phonebook data on the machine side, and cost performance is good.

Therefore, the present invention is extremely suitable when applied to a PHP telephone, a cordless type parent-child telephone, and the like for which a built-in program is desired to be simplified.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a system diagram of essential parts showing an example of a master unit according to the present invention having an extension transfer function.

FIG. 2 is a system diagram of essential parts showing an example of a slave unit according to the present invention having an extension transfer function.

FIG. 3 is a configuration diagram showing a key layout of a child device.

FIG. 4 is a flowchart showing a procedure for registering a telephone directory.

FIG. 5 is a diagram showing an example of telephone directory registration contents.

FIG. 6 is a flowchart showing an example for registering the contents of the transferred telephone directory.

FIG. 7 is a flowchart showing an example for transferring the contents of a registered telephone directory.

[Explanation of symbols]

 10,40 Telephone 22,50 Microcomputer (control section) 26,52 Key operation section 32,58 Memory

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Claims (3)

[Claims] 1. A telephone book registration means for registering a destination name and a destination telephone number in a memory according to a predetermined procedure, and a telephone book transfer means for transferring the contents of the registered telephone book by using an extension call function. A telephone having: 2. A memory means for storing the contents of the telephone directory transferred by using the extension call function, a transfer content designating means for selectively designating the content of the telephone directory to be transferred, and a transfer registration display means. The telephone is characterized in that the other party can be called according to the registered telephone directory. 3. A parent-child telephone set capable of communicating with each other using an extension call function, and a telephone directory registration means for registering a destination name and a destination telephone number in a memory according to a predetermined procedure in the base unit. , Has a telephone book transfer means for transferring the contents of the registered telephone book by using the extension call function, and the slave unit has a memory means for storing the contents of the telephone book transferred by using the extension call function. , Which has a transfer content designating means for selectively designating the content of the phone book to be transferred and a transfer registration display means, and transfers all or part of the content of the phone book registered in the base unit to the handset unit, A parent-child telephone characterized in that the other party can be called by using the transferred telephone directory.