JPS6010858A - Automatic talking operating device using pushphone with abbreviated dial service - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To allow a user to make a phone call from a keyboard of a microcomputer by fitting an operating section used in place of a hand to a pushphone and providing a control section operating automatically the operating section. CONSTITUTION:The operating section 1 executes the operation hooking on/off a hook button and depressing a pushbutton and the control section 2 supplies a command to this operation. The operating section 1 is fitted to the push-button by being placed on a telephone set while a handset is hooked off. Further, when the telephone set is not in use, the operating section 1 where a coil spring 5 is put in a plunger of a pull type solenoid 3 is used to retain a hook button. The operating section 1 and the control section 2 are connected by a lead wire and connectors 10, 11 are fitted to both ends of the lead wire. A pin jack 19 is fitted to a back side of the control section 2 so as to activate an automatic talking operating device. Further, when the microcomputer has a terminal to be connected to a tape recorder, this automatic talking device is activated from a keyboard.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention is an automatic dialing service that allows a person to automatically dial and dial a call using a speed dial service, an old-fashioned telephone, with a single switch. This relates to an I operating device. However, the speed dial is En,
[ ] , Question or concave Limited to two places, one country, one time.

To explain this invention based on the drawings, in FIG. 1, the automatic call operation device +iR includes an operating section 1 that performs the LD operation of raising and lowering the hook button and pressing the button, and a control section that issues commands to operate the operating section 1. 41X' from two of 2
i will be done.

To access the operating part of the telephone, remove the handset and place it on top of the telephone, aligning it with the button on the telephone as shown in Figure 1. If the phone is not in use, pull type solenoid 3
The hook button is pressed using an operating section constructed by inserting a coil spring 5 into a plunger. To press the button, press the four buttons F6, 7, 8, 9. Button box [], @J
, Attach it so that it corresponds to the mouth.

The operating section and the control section are connected by a lead wire as shown in FIG. 1, and connectors 10111 are attached to both ends of the lead wire. Figure 3 shows the front of the 1" control section, and the light emitting diodes 12, 13, 14, 15 are shown to confirm operation.
The four pieces and the three toggle switches 16, 17, and 18 are installed. The toggle switch 16 is for powering the control section, and the toggle switch 17 is for operating the operating section. In addition, 18 is for the selection of two limited speed dials.On the back of the control part,
Binger, so that the automatic call operation device can be operated using the input used when starting a cassette tape from the microcomputer.
19 is the installation.

The automatic call operation device configured as described above can be stored in one speed dial for nine farm countries, and can make a call to a telephone number with a single switch. E+, [], "The same applies to the speed dial. Also, if the microcomputer has a terminal for connecting a tape recorder, this automatic call operation device can be operated from the keyboard.

As explained above, this invention allows you to access the operating parts of the IFF dial service on a telephone with IFF dial service, so that you can connect the telephone numbers of the IFF dials in two locations with a single switch or a microcomputer. It has the effect of allowing you to make phone calls from the keyboard.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Fig. 1 is a vertical cross section of the automatic call operation device: d attached to a button, Fig. 2 is a perspective view showing the correspondence between the button and the solenoid of the operating section, and Fig. 3 is a front W1 view of the control section. 4 and 5 are circuit diagrams of the control section. Patent applicant m1m Separation Figure 1 Atsushi Figure 2 Figure 3

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. An operating part that works in place of a hand or finger is attached by placing it on a button, and has a control part for automatically operating the operating part. Automatic call operation device 2 The operation part automatically raises and lowers the hook button and presses the button again, and the front part is a combination of a coil spring and a pull type solenoid, and the latter is The automatic call operation device 3 according to claim 1, which is operated using a bush type solenoid.
The automatic communication system according to claim 1 which instructs the order of operations for a telephone call! i-operation device