JPS63146549A - Communication terminal equipment - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To register a terminal identifier by two registration modes as the registration mode handled only by the service man and the registration mode handled by the user by registering a terminal equipment by the 1st mode registering a code part depending on a line and the 2nd mode registering a code part independently of the line. CONSTITUTION:In a terminal identifier format, a part 1 representing a network and country code, a part 2 is a national subscriber number, a part 3 is extended information and a part 4 is an abbreviation of subscriber, and the parts 1, 2 are combined by a hyphen '-' and the parts 3, 4 are combined by an equal sign '='. The extended information of the part 3 is used to identify each terminal equipment when plural terminal equipments are provided to a national subscriber number of the part 2, and the subscriber abbreviation of the part 4 consists of alphabets and is used to collates automatically whether or not the call of a sender is set to a correct party. The parts 1 to 3 are information fields to identify a terminal equipment on a line and the part 4 is set uniquely by the user.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Part J to which the invention pertains] The present invention relates to a communication terminal device such as a facsimile machine, and particularly to a communication terminal device having a terminal identifier registration function.

[Prior art]

In order to realize a highly information-oriented society, the development of integrated communication networks is being vigorously advanced in various countries. For example, CCITT
Recommendations are being made to realize the I5DN network (Integrated Service Digital Network), and various countries are preparing for its trial operation.

In line with this shift to the network side, new measures have become necessary for communication terminal devices, such as telephones and facsimile machines. One of these is the handling of terminal identifiers.

A conventional example of a terminal identifier is a telephone number in a telephone network. A telephone number in a conventional telephone network is a number that is already given when the telephone is installed, and there is no room for the user to change it arbitrarily.

However, in the terminal identifier of the above-mentioned l5DN network,
In addition to the number given by the network, users can now add their own number (code). This means that one number consists of a part with attributes that cannot be changed by the user and a part with attributes that can be changed. Furthermore, in the past, it was not necessary to register the line number etc. that corresponds to the terminal used by oneself, but with 15D
For N network terminals, the above-mentioned terminal identifier must be registered at the time of installation.

As mentioned above, in communication terminal devices to be provided in the future, it is required that some consideration be taken to ensure that the registration of terminal identifiers consisting of parts with type attributes as described above is correct. .

[Purpose of the invention]

In view of the above-mentioned background, the present invention aims at a communication terminal device that can effectively register a terminal identifier in its own device.

[Embodiment] An embodiment of the present invention will be described below using the format recommended in CCITT (International Telegraph and Telephone Consultative Committee) Teletex Service F.200.

FIG. 1 is a block diagram of a teletex device using the present invention.

In the figure, a keyboard 1 and a display 3 are used for creating documents to be transmitted, etc., and are controlled by a control unit 5. The created data is temporarily stored in the memory 6, and then sent through the line 8 to the partner device set by the communication processing section 7. Further, the data sent through the line 8 is stored in the memory 6 via the communication processing section 7, and is sequentially output from the printer 2.

In addition, a keyboard 1, a printer 2. Display 3 can be used as a word processor when not used for communication.
Data sent from other terminals during that time is stored in the memory 6. The terminal identifier registration unit 4 registers the format of the terminal identifier shown in FIG.

The terminal identifier format in Figure 2 is shown in the aforementioned CCITT Recommendation F, 200, where Part 1 is the network and country code, Part 2 is the domestic subscriber number, Part 3 is the extended information, and Part 4 is the subscriber number. abbreviation, and part 1 and part 2 are combined with a hyphen "-", part 3 and part 4
are joined by an equal sign "=".

The extended information in Part 3 is used to identify each terminal when there are multiple terminals for the domestic subscriber number in Part 2.

Part 4 subscriber abbreviations are composed of alphabets. In this format, parts 1 to 3 are information fields for identifying terminals on the line, and part 4 is an information field that can be independently set by the user. Furthermore, in this embodiment, the extended information in part 3 can also be set by the user if it is necessary to change it for the operation of the apparatus.

Next, a method for registering a terminal identifier configured in the format shown in FIG. 2 will be explained using FIG. 3.

Note that registration of network and country code in Part I and domestic subscriber number in Part 2 are not made available to users, so service personnel must do this at the time of installation, and registration of extended information in Part 3 and registration of subscribers in Part 4, which are made available to users, is not made available to users. I'll do anything that doesn't have an abbreviation. In addition, for information fields that are necessary for call identification and are also open to users, such as the extended information in Part 3, service personnel are required to register them at the time of installation. It is assumed that the user can change it later according to his convenience.

FIG. 3 is a flowchart showing a terminal identifier registration method controlled within the terminal identifier registration section 4 of FIG.

First, when turning on the power to the device, the service person selects the registration of the terminal identifier and sets the installation mode using the mode selection switch built into the device.

(St→S2→53) In S3, it is determined whether or not the network and country codes of part I have been input, and if they have been input, part I is registered in the terminal identifier registration section 4 in step 84.

Similarly, in steps 85 to S8, the domestic subscriber number of part 2 and the extended information of part 3 are registered by the service person's input.

When the registration of Parts 1 to 3 is completed, the serviceman finally sets the mode selection switch to the normal mode, and when it is determined in S9 that the mode selection switch has been selected to the normal mode, the process in the installation mode ends.

Next, when the user selects the registration of extended information in Part 3 and the registration of subscriber symbol in Part 4, the mode selection switch built into the device is set to normal mode at the end of installation mode. Because of this, Sl, S2. S
10 and proceed to Sll.

If Part 3 registration is selected, proceed to S12. S13
Register Part 3 in S14. If registration of Part 3 is not selected. At S15, part 4 registration processing is performed.

In addition, when registering in the normal mode, the user can input data using a numeric keypad, etc., so that the user can easily record the information (.

In this way, one terminal identifier can be registered from the information of each part registered in the two modes of installation mode and normal mode.

As explained above, according to the above embodiment, parts 1 to
Information up to part 3 and part 3. Since the information in Part 4 can be registered in different modes, it can be divided into a mode that can only be handled by service personnel and a mode that can be handled by users. It is possible to prevent the user from inadvertently deleting the information in Part 2. Additionally, for users, Part 3. When you want to register or change the information in Part 4, it is not related to the information in Parts 1 and 2 (it can be done easily and without taking much time).

Although the above-mentioned embodiment has been described using CCITT Recommendation F, 200, the present invention is not limited to this format.

〔Effect of the invention〕

As described above, by using the present invention, it becomes possible to register a terminal identifier in two registration modes: a registration mode that can only be handled by service personnel, and a registration mode that can be handled by users.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a teletex device according to an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a diagram showing the format of a terminal identifier, and FIG. 3 is a flowchart diagram showing control when registering a terminal identifier. . In the figure, 1 is the keyboard, 2 is the printer, 3 is the display, 4
5 is a terminal identifier registration unit, 5 is a control unit, 6 is a memory, 7 is a communication processing unit, and 8 is an edict line.

Claims (1)

[Claims] A first mode in which the terminal identifier is composed of a line-dependent code part and a line-independent code part, in which the line-dependent code part is registered, and a second mode in which the line-independent code part is registered. A communication terminal device, characterized in that a terminal identifier is registered in a mode.