JPH11252247A - Portable radio communication equipment - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide portable radio communication equipment that supplies proper information to a caller side or a receiver side without completely rejecting an incoming call even in the case of receiving a call with dissident sub address or dissident dial-in number. SOLUTION: Some sub address numbers are given to one telephone number of a portable radio telephone set 100 (100A, 100B) and a plurality of removable user identification cards 200, 300 are provided corresponding to each sub address number. In the case of receiving an incoming call to a sub address number other than that possessed by a current user, an absence notification section 120 informs that the sub address is not in use at present (a different user identification card is loaded at present). Furthermore, an absence recording section 130 records dial information of caller. Then the information is reproduced when a user identification card with a corresponding sub address number is loaded to the portable radio telephone set.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a portable radio communication device having a sub address information communication function.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, in order for a plurality of users to use one portable radio telephone, several sub-address numbers are assigned to one telephone number ("OO") of one portable radio telephone. (For example, “OOOO01”, “OOOO *
02 "," XXX * 03 ",...), And a detachable user identification card is provided in the portable wireless telephone.
The sub-address numbers are stored one by one for each user identification card, and the user attaches the user identification card having the sub-address number assigned to himself to the portable radio telephone and uses the corresponding sub-address number. Only when an incoming call arrives, the incoming call can be accepted, and sharing by a plurality of users can be realized.

[0003] Further, if this sub-address number is used, a plurality of numbers can be used simply by paying a contract fee of one subscriber line number "XXX" and a sub-address notification service fee to a business operator. Therefore, the cost can be significantly reduced as compared with the case where the subscriber line numbers are prepared for the number of users.

Next, the sub address will be described. FIG. 6 is an explanatory diagram illustrating an outline of communication using a subaddress. The sub-address number is a number that can be called to a specific communication device by dialing by adding the sub-address number to the subscriber line number of the other party at the time of outgoing call in communication or the like through the ISDN network 20. For example, in FIG. 6, the caller (terminal 10) is calling the terminal 12 with the sub-address number "* 1".
Terminals 14 and 1 of other sub-address numbers "* 2" and "* 3"
In No. 6, no incoming call operation (ringing operation) occurs.

Next, an operation example of a conventional portable radio telephone will be described with reference to FIGS. FIG. 7 is an external view illustrating a conventional portable radio telephone, and FIG. 8 is a flowchart illustrating a conventional operation. In FIG. 7, two user identification cards 4A and 4B are selectively mounted on the card mounting section 2A of the mobile radio telephone 2, and the user identification cards 4A and 4B are detected by the card recognition section in the mobile radio telephone 2. Is read.

[0006] The sub address number "01" is stored in the user identification card 4A.
It is assumed that the sub address number “02” is stored in B. Next, in FIG. 8, when the portable radiotelephone receives an incoming call (step S0), if the user identification card is mounted on the portable radiotelephone, it is determined that the user identification card matches the sub-address number (step S0). Step S
1) If they match, a normal incoming call operation (ringing sound) is performed (step S2).

On the other hand, if the sub address number does not match the sub address number of the user identification card (step S1), the incoming call is not accepted and no incoming call response is made (step S3). At this time,
The caller is provided with a ring back tone (Ring Back To
ne) is heard, and it is not known whether or not an incoming call is being made to the portable radio telephone. Instead of sharing the mobile radio telephone with the user identification card storing the sub-address numbers as described above, it is also possible to share the mobile radio telephone with the user identification card storing the dial-in number.

[0008]

However, in the above prior art, when the portable radio telephone receives an incoming call, the subaddress number specified by the caller and the subaddress number stored in the user identification card match. If the subaddress number specified by the caller is different from the subaddress number stored in the user identification card, the call is completely rejected. In this case, the mobile radiotelephone is unresponsive, and the caller can hear the ringing tone, but does not know whether or not the other party is answering the call.

[0009] Also, on the receiving side, for users other than the user currently in use, incoming calls are completely rejected, and when communication is poor, necessary communication is not maintained for a long time. There are problems such as missing a chance. In addition, such a problem occurs not only in communication using the sub-address number but also in communication using the dial-in number.
This occurs not only in the portable radio telephone but also in other portable radio communication devices.

An object of the present invention is to provide a portable radio communication device capable of providing appropriate information to a calling side or a receiving side without completely rejecting a call even when a call with a subaddress mismatch or dial-in mismatch is received. Is to do.

[0011]

According to the present invention, in order to achieve the above-mentioned object, a sub-address stored in the user identification medium is mounted by mounting a user identification medium storing sub-address information or dial-in information. Sub-address information or dial-in information reading means for reading information or dial-in information; sub-address information or dial-in information obtaining means for obtaining sub-address information or dial-in information included in the incoming call information upon receiving an incoming call; The sub-address information or dial-in information read from the user identification medium is compared with the sub-address information or dial-in information read from the user identification medium, and when they match, the incoming call is permitted and incoming call processing is performed. In the portable wireless communication device, the If the acquired sub-address information or subaddress information or dial-in information dial information read from the user identification medium are unequal, characterized by having a notifying means for notifying the caller.

[0012] Further, the present invention provides a receiving means for receiving outgoing information from the caller after notification by the notifying means; And transmission means for permitting reproduction of the transmission information stored in the transmission information storage means.

In the portable radio communication apparatus according to the present invention, when a user identification medium storing sub-address information or dial-in information is mounted, when a call is received, the sub-address information or dial-in information included in the incoming call information and the user The sub address information or dial-in information stored in the identification medium is compared, and if they match, the incoming call is permitted and incoming call processing is performed, so that one portable wireless communication device can be communicated between a plurality of users. Can be shared while maintaining confidentiality. Further, when the sub-address information or the dial-in information does not match, by notifying the fact to the caller, the trouble of the caller can be eliminated.
Further, after the notification, the transmission information from the sender is received, stored, and reproduced so that the convenience for the receiver can be improved.

[0014]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS An embodiment of a portable radio communication device according to the present invention will be described below. FIG. 1 is an external explanatory view showing a schematic configuration example when the present invention is applied to a mobile radio telephone, and FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing a circuit configuration example of the mobile radio telephone. In this portable radio telephone 100, since one portable radio telephone is used by a plurality of users, one telephone number (“○”) of one portable radio telephone is possessed.
OO ") are provided with several sub-address numbers. Therefore, the telephone numbers are, for example," OOOO01 "and" OO
＊* 02 “,“ ○ * 03 ”, etc. Also, a plurality of user identification cards 200 and 300 that can be attached to and detached from the portable radio telephone are provided corresponding to each sub address number.

As shown in FIG. 1, each of the user identification cards 200 and 300 selectively
The card is mounted from the card mounting section 150. Then, it is connected to the user identification card recognizing unit 110, and the contents of the user identification cards 200 and 300 are
Read by 0. Then, the sub-address numbers are stored one by one for each user identification card, and the user attaches and uses the user identification card having the sub-address number assigned to himself / herself to the portable radio telephone to use the sub-address number. Only when a subaddress number arrives, the incoming call is accepted to realize sharing by a plurality of users. In this case, recognition of the user identification card is performed by the user identification card recognition unit 110.

In the portable radio telephone of this embodiment, when an incoming call is received to a subaddress number other than the subaddress number of the current user, this subaddress is not used at present (currently a different user identification card). Is installed) is provided. In this case, there is provided an absentee recording unit 130 for storing transmission information (voice or communication data) of the caller in the portable radio telephone. Further, the absentee record information can be reproduced only when the user identification card storing the subaddress number dialed by the caller is attached to the portable radio telephone.

For example, if the dialed number of the caller is "○○○○
If the subaddress number in the user identification card mounted on the portable radio telephone is “02” at “* 01”, the portable radio telephone sends an absentee notification. The sub-address number you are calling does not currently use the phone number "xxxxx". If you want to keep your message, communication data, etc., please leave it after the beep. After the absentee notification guidance such as "", the voice and communication data of the caller are stored in the absentee recording unit 130 in the portable radio telephone. The amount of voice or communication data that can be stored in this case is as follows. It should be set appropriately according to the memory capacity of the portable radio telephone.

As security for the contents stored in this way, for example, when the sub-address number in the user identification card mounted on the portable radio telephone is "02", the caller can dial the number "OO". ○ *
01 ", when the message is left in the absentee recording device, when the user identification card storing the sub-address number" 01 "is attached to the portable radio telephone, this is judged on the portable radio telephone side. Only in this case, reproduction of the absentee record information is permitted.

Next, the configuration of the portable radio telephone in this embodiment will be described. As shown in FIG. 2, the portable wireless telephone 100 is roughly divided into a wireless unit 100A and a control unit 100A.
B, the radio unit 100A generally receives radio information from a base station, decomposes the received information into voice information and control information, and sends it to the control unit 100B.
The voice information from 0B is transmitted to the base station as wireless information. On the other hand, the control unit 100B
The sound information received from 00A is converted into sound and output from the receiver to the outside, the sound input from the microphone is transmitted to the radio unit 100A as transmission information, and the radio unit 100A is controlled based on control information from the base station.

The above-described user identification card recognition unit 110, absentee notification unit 120, and absentee recording unit 130
It is provided in the control unit 100B. The control unit 100
B includes a CPU that executes functions according to the present invention, a ROM,
A control circuit 140 including a RAM and the like is provided. The user identification card recognizing unit 110 identifies whether or not a user identification card has been inserted into the mobile wireless telephone 100, has not been inserted, and user-specific information (ID). That is, the user identification card recognizing unit 110 determines whether or not a user identification card is mounted, and uses a reading function unit capable of taking in information inside the card and a requesting function from the control circuit 140. The control circuit 1 transmits the information read from the identification card.
40, and an interface function unit for sending the data to the communication unit 40.

It should be noted that the operation of reading the information of the user identification card may be performed every time a request is made from the control circuit 140, or a memory for storing the information once read from the user identification card may be provided. The information stored in the memory may be transmitted in response to a request from the control circuit 140. The user identification card is, for example, SIM (Su
A subscriber ID module (subscriber Identity Module) card or the like, which is a card in which user-specific information (ID) such as a telephone number (including a sub-address number), an authentication number, and a telephone directory is recorded. Specific examples of the ID include a telephone number, an authentication key, a user identification card number, billing information, and a telephone directory.

The portable radio telephone without the user identification card does not perform any operation. That is, there is no telephone number and neither outgoing calls nor incoming calls can be made. The absentee notification unit 120, when a call is received to a sub-address number different from the sub-address number in the user identification card attached to the mobile wireless telephone,
A guidance message indicating that a user identification card with a different sub-address number is attached, that the call cannot be answered, and the like is notified to the caller by voice synthesis.

The guidance message may be, for example, "The sub-address number you have just dialed is not currently using the telephone number" XXX. "If you want to leave a message, communication data, etc. Please use it after the beep. " Note that the absentee notification unit 120 can be used in conjunction with a normal answering machine function. When an incoming call to the sub address of the user identification card is received, the talkie guidance for answering machine flows, and the incoming call is recorded. Then, a configuration is conceivable in which the talkie guidance by the absentee notification unit 120 flows to enter the answering machine state.

The absentee recording unit 130 is a recording function unit that operates after the absentee notification operation, and stores voice or communication data information from a caller in a storage device of the portable radio telephone. As shown in FIG. 1, in addition to the above-described card mounting unit 150, a key operation unit 160 including a numeric keypad for performing dialing and the like and an LCD for various displays are provided in the outer case 100C of the portable wireless telephone 100. Display 1
70 and the like are provided.

Next, the operation of the above portable radio telephone will be described. FIG. 3 is a flowchart showing the operation of the mobile wireless telephone of the present embodiment. For example, when the portable wireless telephone receives an incoming call from the caller for the subaddress number “01” stored in the user identification card 200 (step S10), if the user identification card 200 is mounted on the portable wireless telephone, The user identification card recognizing unit 110 determines whether the sub address numbers match (step S11), and a normal incoming call operation (ringing sound) is performed (step S12).

When the user identification card 300 is mounted, the portable radio telephone sets the sub address number "01".
The absentee notification unit 120 is activated for the caller who transmitted to the (user identification card 200), and the sub address number “02” of the currently installed user identification card is set to the sub address specified by the caller. Is informed that the numbers are different (S13).

Thereafter, the portable radiotelephone activates the absentee recording unit 130 to enter an answering machine recording state, and shifts to a state where voice or communication data from the caller can be recorded (S).
14). At this time, the dialed number dialed by the caller and the sub-address number “○○○○
* 01 "is added and recorded. This number is a key when extracting recorded information.

The information recorded (remaining by the caller) includes the user identification card 200 in which the dial number dialed by the caller and the sub-address number "OOOO01" are recorded in the portable radio telephone. Can be withdrawn only when you do. That is, the sub-address number recognized by the user identification card recognition unit 110 of the attached user identification card and the sub-address number dialed by the caller added to the information stored in the absentee recording unit 130 are When they match, the recorded information can be extracted.

Next, the communication operation between the base station and the portable radio telephone accompanied by the transmission of the subaddress numbers as described above will be described. FIG. 4 is a flowchart showing an example of an incoming call operation in the portable radio telephone, and FIG. 5 is a sequence chart showing signal exchange between the base station and the portable radio telephone when the destination subaddress shown in FIG. 4 does not match. In general, in a mobile communication signal system, a call control function (CC) for connecting / disconnecting a call, a radio management function (RT) for managing radio resources, and a mobile station for managing mobility of a mobile station. By exchanging each signal of the mobility management function (MM) with a base station, a sequence of wireless communication is performed. Here, the above-described instruction of the sub-address number is included in the “CC call setup” in the sequence and transmitted separately from the called number.

In FIGS. 4 and 5, when the incoming call processing is started by setting a CC call from the base station (step S20),
The portable radio telephone sends a CC call setting acceptance (step S21), receives an MM authentication request, and sends an MM authentication response. Here, the destination subaddress included in the CC call setting is determined, and it is determined whether the destination subaddress matches the subaddress of the user identification card (step S22). If the subaddresses match, a normal incoming call permission process (ringing sound) is performed (step S23). After this, the response
Transition to a call state (not shown).

If the subaddresses do not match, an absentee notification operation is started (step S24), and a CC call is transmitted (step S25). Then, an absentee recording operation is started (step S26), a CC response is transmitted (step S27), and a transition to a recording state is made upon receipt of the CC response confirmation (step S28). Then, upon completion of the recording (step S29), a termination process such as line release is performed (step S30).

Next, another embodiment of the present invention will be described. For example, the absentee notification unit 120 and the absentee recording unit 130 described above are not activated only when a call is received to a subaddress number different from the subaddress number of the user. When there is an incoming call, it can be used purely as an answering machine function. In this case, the user can directly retrieve the incoming call information from the answering machine after the call ends. Also, a dial-in function can be used instead of the sub-address function. The sub-address number service is a service dedicated to the INS net, but the dial-in service can assign a plurality of additional numbers to one line even for an incoming call from a telephone line (analog network) other than the INS net. Service.

The designation of the sub-address number is "OOOO
By changing the number after “*”, it is possible to have a plurality of incoming numbers on one line.On the other hand, the dial-in number is specified as “○○○○ + △△△”
As described above, an additional number “付 け” is added after the subscriber line number “XXXXX”, and by changing this additional number, one line can have a plurality of incoming numbers. Further, in the above example, the description has been given of a portable wireless telephone as an example, but the present invention can be similarly applied to various portable wireless communication devices performing other data communication.

[0034]

As described above, the portable radio communication apparatus of the present invention uses the subaddress information or dial-in information obtained from the incoming call information using the user identification medium storing the sub-address information or dial-in information. In a configuration in which one portable wireless communication device can be shared by a plurality of users, an incoming call process is performed when the sub address information or the dial-in information read from the identification medium matches the sub address information or the dial-in information. If the dial-in information does not match, the caller is notified.

Therefore, when the sub-address information or the dial-in information does not match, the fact can be notified to the caller, and the confusion of the caller due to the complete rejection of the incoming call can be eliminated. Further, after the notification, the transmission information from the sender is received, stored, and reproduced so that the convenience for the receiver can be improved. Further, the information security can be maintained by permitting the reproduction of the transmission information only when the user identification medium storing the matching sub-address information or dial-in information is mounted.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is an external explanatory view showing a schematic configuration example when the present invention is applied to a portable radio telephone.

FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing an example of a circuit configuration of the portable wireless telephone shown in FIG.

FIG. 3 is a flowchart showing an operation of the portable radio telephone shown in FIG. 1 at the time of an incoming call.

FIG. 4 is a flowchart showing a detailed operation example of the portable wireless telephone shown in FIG. 1 at the time of an incoming call;

FIG. 5 is a sequence chart showing signal exchange between the base station and the portable radio telephone when the destination subaddress shown in FIG. 1 does not match.

FIG. 6 is an explanatory diagram showing an outline of communication using a sub address.

FIG. 7 is an external view illustrating a conventional portable radio telephone.

FIG. 8 is a flowchart showing a conventional operation.

[Explanation of symbols]

100: portable radio telephone, 100A: radio section, 10
0B: control unit, 110: user identification card recognition unit,
120: Absence notification unit, 130: Absence recording unit, 1
40 control circuit, 200, 300 user identification card.

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[Procedure amendment]

[Submission date] May 11, 1999

[Procedure amendment 1]

[Document name to be amended] Statement

[Correction target item name] Claims

[Correction method] Change

[Correction contents]

[Claims]

2. When the sub-address information read by the sub-address information reading means matches the sub-address information stored in correspondence with the transmission information stored in the transmission information storage means, by exchanging the user identification medium. portable radio communication apparatus according to claim 1, characterized in that it has a permission means for permitting reproduction of the transmission information by the reproducing means.

Wherein notification by said notification means, a message notifying the absence of the corresponding sub-address user, according to claim 1, characterized in that it comprises a message prompting the sending of the calling information to the caller portable radio communication apparatus.

Wherein said transmission information is voice, the transmission information storage means portable radio communication apparatus according to claim 1, characterized in that it comprises a voice storage medium.

Wherein said transmission information is communication data, the transmission information storage means portable radio communication apparatus according to claim 1, characterized in that it comprises a data storage medium.

Wherein said user identification medium, portable radio communication apparatus according to claim 1, characterized in that it is a card-type storage medium.

By 8. exchange of said user identification medium, consistent with the dial-in information reading dial information dial information stored in correspondence with the transmission information stored in the transmission information storage means read by means 8. The portable wireless communication apparatus according to claim 7 , further comprising permission means for permitting reproduction of the transmission information by said reproduction means when the reproduction is performed.

9. notification by said notification means, a message notifying the absence of the appropriate dial user, according to claim 7, characterized in that it comprises a message prompting the sending of the calling information to the caller mobile radio Communication device.

Wherein said transmission information is voice, the transmission information storage means portable radio communication apparatus according to claim 7, characterized in that it comprises a voice storage medium.

Wherein said transmission information is communication data, the transmission information storage means portable radio communication apparatus according to claim 7, characterized in that it has a data storage medium.

12. The user identification medium, portable radio communication apparatus according to claim 7, characterized in that the card-type storage medium.

[Procedure amendment 2]

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[0011]

According to the present invention, in order to achieve the above-mentioned object, a sub-address stored in the user identification medium is mounted by mounting a user identification medium storing sub-address information or dial-in information. Sub-address information or dial-in information reading means for reading information or dial-in information; sub-address information or dial-in information obtaining means for obtaining sub-address information or dial-in information included in the incoming call information upon receiving an incoming call; The sub-address information or dial-in information read from the user identification medium is compared with the sub-address information or dial-in information read from the user identification medium, and when they match, the incoming call is permitted and incoming call processing is performed. In the portable wireless communication device, the When the obtained sub-address information or dial-in information and the sub-address information or dial-in information read from the user identification medium do not match, a notification unit that notifies the caller of that fact, and after the notification by the notification unit, Receiving means for receiving outgoing information from the caller, outgoing information storing means for storing outgoing information received by the receiving means in correspondence with sub-address information or dial-in information obtained from the incoming information, Reproducing means for permitting reproduction of the transmission information stored in the storage means.

[Procedure amendment 3]

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[Correction method] Change

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In the portable radio communication apparatus according to the present invention, when a user identification medium storing sub-address information or dial-in information is mounted, when a call is received, the sub-address information or dial-in information included in the incoming call information and the user Compares the sub-address information or dial-in information stored in the identification medium, and if they match, permits the incoming call and performs the incoming call processing. Therefore, one portable wireless communication device communicates with a plurality of users. Can be shared while maintaining confidentiality. Further, when the sub-address information or the dial-in information does not match, by notifying the fact to the caller, the trouble of the caller can be eliminated.
Further, after the notification, the transmission information from the sender is received, stored, and reproduced so that the convenience for the receiver can be improved.

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[0013]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS An embodiment of a portable radio communication device according to the present invention will be described below. FIG. 1 is an external explanatory view showing a schematic configuration example when the present invention is applied to a mobile radio telephone, and FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing a circuit configuration example of the mobile radio telephone.

[Procedure amendment 5]

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[Correction target item name] 0014

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[Correction contents]

In this portable radio telephone 100, since one portable radio telephone is used by a plurality of users, several sub-addresses are assigned to one telephone number ("OOO") of one portable radio telephone. Provide a number. Therefore, the telephone numbers are, for example, "OOOO01", "OOOO02",
“○○○ * 03”, etc. In addition, a plurality of user identification cards 200 and 300 that can be attached to and detached from the portable radio telephone are provided corresponding to each sub address number.

[Procedure amendment 6]

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[0034]

As described above, the portable radio communication apparatus of the present invention uses the subaddress information or dial-in information obtained from the incoming call information using the user identification medium storing the sub-address information or dial-in information. In a configuration in which one portable wireless communication device can be shared by a plurality of users, an incoming call process is performed when the sub address information or the dial-in information read from the identification medium matches the sub address information or the dial-in information. If the dial-in information does not match, the caller is notified. For this reason, when the subaddress information or the dial-in information does not match, it is possible to inform the caller of that fact, and it is possible to eliminate the confusion of the caller due to the complete rejection of the incoming call as in the related art. Further, after the notification, the transmission information from the sender can be received, stored, and reproduced, so that the convenience for the receiver can be improved. Further, the information security can be maintained by permitting the reproduction of the transmission information only when the user identification medium storing the matching sub-address information or dial-in information is mounted.

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Claims (14)

[Claims] 1. A sub-address information reading means for reading sub-address information stored in the user identification medium by mounting a user identification medium storing the sub-address information; Sub-address information acquiring means for acquiring sub-address information; comparing the sub-address information acquired from the incoming call information with the sub-address information read from the user identification medium; In the portable wireless communication device having an incoming call processing means for performing, when the sub address information obtained from the incoming call information and the sub address information read from the user identification medium do not match, a notification to notify the caller of that fact. A portable wireless communication device comprising: 2. A receiving unit for receiving outgoing information from the caller after notification by the notifying unit, and a transmitting unit storing the outgoing information received by the receiving unit in correspondence with the sub-address information obtained from the incoming information. 2. The portable wireless communication device according to claim 1, further comprising: an information storage unit; and a reproduction unit that permits reproduction of the transmission information stored in the transmission information storage unit. 3. When the sub-address information read by the sub-address information reading means matches the sub-address information stored corresponding to the transmission information stored in the transmission information storage means, by exchanging the user identification medium. 3. The portable wireless communication apparatus according to claim 2, further comprising a permission unit for permitting reproduction of the transmission information by said reproduction unit. 4. The portable wireless communication according to claim 2, wherein the notification by the notification means includes a message notifying the absence of the corresponding sub-address user and a message urging the caller to transmit the call information. apparatus. 5. The portable wireless communication apparatus according to claim 2, wherein said transmission information is voice, and said transmission information storage means has a voice storage medium. 6. The portable wireless communication apparatus according to claim 2, wherein said transmission information is communication data, and said transmission information storage means has a data storage medium. 7. The portable wireless communication device according to claim 1, wherein the user identification medium is a card-type storage medium. 8. A dial-in information reading means for reading the dial-in information stored in the user identification medium by mounting the user identification medium storing the dial-in information; Dial-in information acquisition means for acquiring the dial-in information included in, and comparing the dial-in information acquired from the incoming call information and the dial-in information read from the user identification medium, and when they match, the In a portable wireless communication device having an incoming call processing means for permitting an incoming call and performing an incoming call process, when the dial-in information obtained from the incoming information and the dial-in information read from the user identification medium do not match, A portable wireless communication device comprising: a notification unit that notifies a caller of the fact. 9. A receiving unit for receiving outgoing information from the caller after notification by the notifying unit, and storing the outgoing information received by the receiving unit in correspondence with the dial-in information obtained from the incoming information. 9. The portable wireless communication device according to claim 8, comprising: transmission information storage means; and reproduction means for permitting reproduction of the transmission information stored in the transmission information storage means. 10. The exchange of the user identification medium,
When the dial-in information read by the dial-in information reading means matches the dial-in information stored corresponding to the transmission information stored in the transmission information storage means, the reproduction of the transmission information by the reproducing means is permitted. The portable wireless communication device according to claim 9, further comprising a permission unit. 11. The portable radio according to claim 9, wherein the notification by the notification means includes a message notifying that the dial-in user is absent, and a message urging the caller to send outgoing information. Communication device. 12. The portable radio communication apparatus according to claim 9, wherein said transmission information is voice, and said transmission information storage means has a voice storage medium. 13. The portable wireless communication apparatus according to claim 9, wherein said transmission information is communication data, and said transmission information storage means has a data storage medium. 14. The portable wireless communication device according to claim 8, wherein the user identification medium is a card-type storage medium.