JPS62263736A - Transfer telephone set - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To recognize the mistake immediately in voice when malfunction takes place by recording a voice signal corresponding to each numeral of one digit to a prescribed location, reproducing the signal in response to each numeral of an inputted telephone number and sending the numeral to a telephone line. CONSTITUTION:A recording button 5d is depressed, a voice signal 'one' is inputted from a microphone 2h and recorded on a magnetic tape T. A pulse sent from an optical sensor 2g is counted during sound recording and the count is stopped when the count reaches 40. The voice signals of 20 are recorded similarly. When a possessor inputs externally a telephone number to be changed, each number is received by a tone signal reception circuit 4 via a telephone line one by one and inputted to a microcomputer 1. The microcomputer 1 applies program search of the voice signal at each number, energizes a solenoid 2f, a magnetic head 2a is in contact onto the magnetic tape T to reproduce the voice signal, which is sent to the telephone line L and sent to a possessor inputting a change transfer destination telephone number externally.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Field of Industrial Application] The present invention relates to a forwarding telephone number that allows the forwarding destination telephone number to be changed externally using a telephone line.

(Prior Art) Conventionally, so-called forwarding telephone equipment that forwards a message from a caller transmitted to a telephone at an answering machine to a telephone with a predetermined telephone number has a system that transmits a message from a calling party to a telephone at a predetermined telephone number. Since the caller does not necessarily stay at a fixed forwarding destination, it is now possible to change to another forwarding telephone number using a telephone line from outside the home.

When changing the forwarding phone number from outside, the operation is 1/sama/l depending on the model, but basically, you need to enter the forwarding phone number to be changed using a digital key etc. Become.

However, due to the nature of the forwarding phone device, it is necessary to change the forwarding destination phone number extremely carefully.In the past, when entering the changed 1C phone number, the phone number had to be entered twice to prevent incorrect settings. , each no? Only when they match does the setting or completion take place.

(Problem to be solved by the invention) However, as mentioned above, if we try to reduce the probability of setting errors by increasing the number of inputs, the burden on the operator will increase; If you do not notice an error in your input operation, you may end up repeating the same number and setting the wrong number.

In addition, even if the input operation is performed correctly, the entered number is sent as a tone signal to the telephone line, so it may be difficult for the receiving party to hear the number, and in this case, the operator may not notice. Otherwise, the wrong number will be set.

For example, if the number 9 is difficult to hear on the receiving end,
Even if the entered phone number is 842-1149, the recipient will hear 84-2114 both times and will set it as 84-2114, but the user will not notice the error. A hearing occurs.

This invention has been made to address the above-mentioned problem, but when the setting of the forwarding destination phone number is changed from outside using a telephone line, if the setting operation is performed incorrectly,
To provide a telephone transfer device which can immediately notify an operator of the situation and can prevent an incorrect telephone number from being set as is.

[Means for solving problems]

This invention records e t, 'i 4t, and This system generates 11 sounds recorded on the recording medium in response to each digit of a telephone number and sends them to the telephone line.

(Function) In this invention, when a changed telephone number is input via a telephone line from outside the home, the number whose settings have been changed on the receiving side is transmitted to the operator each time as a sound. If you make a mistake in operation, you can immediately recognize the mistake by voice.

[Embodiments of the invention]

An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to FIGS. 1 to 6.

FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing the mechanical structure of main parts in an embodiment of the present invention.

In the figure, reference numeral 1 denotes a well-known microcomputer (hereinafter referred to as a microcomputer) that performs various arithmetic and counting operations as well as controls various parts described below, including a CPU 1a, a ROM 1b,
, RAM1c, etc.

Reference numeral 2 denotes a recording/reproducing section, which has the following configuration.

That is, 2a is a magnetic head for recording and reproducing signals on the magnetic tape T in the tape cassette. 2b supplies the magnetic head 2a with records such as business messages sent to the magnetic head 2a via the telephone line, and
A recording/reproducing circuit 2c sends the signal reproduced by the magnetic head 2a to the telephone line in response to a control signal from the microcomputer 1.

A DC motor driver drives a DC motor 2d for running the magnetic tape, 2e is a solenoid driver that drives a solenoid 2f for moving the magnetic head in response to a control signal from the microcomputer 1, and 2g detects the running distance of the magnetic tape T. This is an optical sensor consisting of a photocoupler or the like.

This optical sensor 2g is connected to a DC motor 2 as shown in FIG.
A tape feeding pulley P is attached to the rotating shaft S that rotates once by d.
A light reflecting portion B is provided below the disk B fixed together with the light reflecting portion B formed on the lower surface of the disk B as shown in FIG. 2(b).
1 and generates a pulse signal as shown in FIG. This pulse signal is input to the microcomputer 1, and by counting it, each magnetic tape Ta
, Tb's traveling distance and speed are detected.

Further, the magnetic tape T includes tape mats rlJ, r2J, r3J, . . . , as shown in FIG.
0'' audio signal is recorded.

For example, "l" is "ichi", "2" is "two", "three"
is recorded as an audio signal, such as "san". Also, in the figure, 20, 50, 80, 110,...
Reference numerals 260 and 290 indicate the running distance of the magnetic tape, that is, the count value of pulses generated by the pulse generating means, and each of the above-mentioned pulse numbers is the number of cue pulses of the recorded number.

Note that 2h is a microphone for inputting a predetermined response message recorded on the magnetic tape T, and 21 is a speaker for reproducing business messages etc. reproduced from the magnetic tape T.

Further, 3 is a line relay circuit that connects and disconnects the present device and a telephone line in response to a signal from the microcomputer 1. 4 is a tone signal receiving circuit that receives a number signal (tone signal) of a telephone number sent from the calling party via a telephone line; 5 is a numeric keypad 5a, a # switch 5b, a *switch 5c, and a button for starting recording. This is a keyboard having a recording switch 5d etc. for giving instructions.

FIG. 3 is a block diagram showing the overall configuration of a transfer telephone device including the above configuration.

In the figure, 6 is a telephone set with two signal lines L for the telephone line.
1. It is connected to L2 via the line relay 3a of the line relay circuit 3. 7 is a line relay circuit 3, a filter circuit 8. A speech network circuit that sends messages to the telephone line via the diode bridge 9 and receives message messages and remote control signals from the calling party; 12 is an automatic dialer circuit that outputs the destination dial link data to the telephone line in response to a control signal from microcomputer 1, and 13a is a lighting signal from microcomputer 1. L provided on the display operation panel in accordance with
An LED driver 14 lights up the ED 13b, and a power supply circuit 14 supplies voltages such as 5V, 6V, and 12V to each of the above-mentioned parts.

Note that 5a is a key scan circuit that scans the switches in the keyboard 3 to detect which switches are being pressed and outputs the detection result to the microcomputer 1, and 3b is a line relay 5a that responds to control signals from the microcomputer 1. This is a line relay driver that performs switching.

Next, the operation of the transfer telephone device having the above configuration will be explained based on the flowchart of FIG.

First, when recording audio signals with numbers rlJ to "0" on the magnetic tape T in the tape format as shown in FIG.
Press b, then the microcomputer 1 will switch each switch 5d,
Upon receiving the signal from 5b, the speaker 21 repeatedly outputs a buzzer sound several times to notify that the device is in the starting state of cueing. Thereafter, when the user presses a number rlJ to "0" on the numeric keypad 5a, an operation for locating the audio signal of each number to be recorded is performed according to the flowchart shown in FIG.

That is, in step Al, when the user presses, for example, "1", "1" is stored in the accumulator built in the CPU 1a of the microcomputer I. Then, in step A2, an operation of (A-1)x30+20 (A is the value stored in the accumulator) is performed, and the result, that is, "20" is stored in the B register. In step A3, the current running distance of the magnetic tape T, ie, the current count value of pulses sent out from the pulse generating means, is stored in the C register. Thereafter, in step A4, the value C stored in the C register and the value B stored in the B register are compared, and if C=B, the process advances to step A9 to stop the motor 2d. Also, if there is CAB, D
Drive the C motor 2d to rewind (CCW).
Steps A5 and A6), and when C=B, the DC motor 2d is stopped (steps A6 and A9).

On the other hand, if it is CAB, the DC motor 2d is driven to perform fast forwarding (CW) (steps A7 and A8), and C=B.
When this happens, the motor 2d is stopped (step A8).
．． A9).

When only the number "1" for which audio recording is to be performed is located by the above-described operation, a buzzer sound is output repeatedly from the speaker 21 several times to notify the completion state of the first number "1" (step Al0).

Thereafter, the user presses the recording button 5d, inputs the audio signal "Ichi" from the microphone 2h, and records this on the magnetic tape T.

Note that the pulses sent from the optical sensor 2g are counted even during recording, and the recording is stopped when the count value reaches 40. The following audio signals from "2" to "0" were recorded in the same way, and "0"
'', the magnetic tape T stops running when the recording is completed.

Further, when a telephone number to be changed is inputted by the owner or an external party, each number is received one by one via the telephone line by the tone signal receiving circuit 4 and inputted to the microcomputer 1. For each number, the microcomputer 1 locates the beginning of the audio signal according to each number in steps B1 to B8 in the flowchart of FIG.

Note that this step B1-88 is the same as the step A1-
This is the same operation as 88. When the beginning of one number, for example "rl" is found, the solenoid 2f is turned on in step 9, and the magnetic head 2a is brought into contact with the magnetic tape T to reproduce the audio signal of "1" (step 9). This is sent to the telephone line and transmitted to the owner who has entered the changed transfer destination telephone number from the outside (step Al0).

Below, if you specify the remaining numbers in the same way,
The number whose settings have been changed according to the designation is transmitted to the operator as a voice each time. Therefore, for example, if the operator
I intended to set the forwarding phone number as 32-1722, but
If you make a mistake and enter 432-1723,
When the last number 3 is specified, the operator can output an RF voice saying "SUN" to ensure that the operator recognizes that an erroneous setting has been made.

(Effects of the Invention) As explained above, according to the present invention, when the setting of the forwarding destination telephone number is changed from outside using a telephone line, even if the setting operation is done by mistake, the change can be immediately changed. This has the effect of notifying the operator that it will prevent the wrong 'Itt phone number from being set as it is.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a schematic configuration of essential parts in an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2(a) is a perspective view showing the configuration around the optical sensor shown in FIG. 1, and FIG. ) is a bottom view of the rotating plate shown in figure (a), and figure (C) is a bottom view of the rotating plate shown in figure (a).
Figure 3 is an explanatory diagram showing the tape format of the magnetic tape.
FIG. 4 is a block diagram showing the overall configuration of the transfer telephone device including the one shown in FIG. 1, and FIG. FIG. 6 is a flowchart showing the audio signal reproducing operation when changing the forwarding destination telephone number. i.Microcomputer 2.Recording and reproducing section 5.Keyboard T.Magnetic tape as a recording medium.Applicant
Tokyo Heavy Equipment Industry Co., Ltd. Figure 1 No. 6rl! J Figure 3 Procedural amendment form) % form % 1. Indication of the case Patent Application No. 108775 of 1985 2. Name of the invention Transfer telephone device 4. Date of amendment order July 29, 1985 (shipment date ) Figure 4 of the drawings subject to the 56 amendment is corrected as shown in the attached sheet.

Claims (1)

[Claims] A forwarding phone device that can change the forwarding destination telephone number via a telephone line, which records a voice signal corresponding to each one-digit number in a predetermined part of a recording medium, and also changes the forwarding destination telephone number via the telephone line. A telephone transfer device characterized in that the voice recorded on the recording medium is played back according to each digit of the telephone number input when changing the number, and the voice is transmitted to the telephone line.