JPS63303554A - Voice message incoming display system - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To inform the user of a telephone set that a voice mail arrives by sending a special sound or a message meaning the arrival of the voice mail, to the telephone set to which the voice mail arrives. CONSTITUTION:In a memory device M, all of extension telephone sets TEL, to which one voice mail or above arrive, are stored. Here, when the user of the extension telephone set TEL picks up a handset, the memory device M is referred by a CPU, and when it is identified that the voice mail arrives at the set TEL, the TEL is connected to a special register trunk SRST. By the trunk SRST, the special sound or the message to mean that the voice mail arrives at the set TEL is sent. When the sending is completed, after the telephone set TEL is connected to a general register trunk RST by the CPU, a dial sound is sent from an RST to the set TEL and a dial is received from the set TEL.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Field of Industrial Application] The present invention relates to a voice message incoming display system for a private telephone exchange having a voice storage device.

[Conventional technology]

Conventional voice message incoming call display systems display incoming voice messages (hereinafter referred to as "voice mail") on a liquid crystal display provided in a premises machine or the like.

[Problem that the invention seeks to solve]

Since the extension telephone of a general premises telephone is not equipped with these indicator lamps, liquid crystal display, etc., the user of this extension telephone does not immediately know whether the voicemail is being delivered to him or not, and listens for the reception of the extension telephone. In the conventional method, it was only by checking that the user could determine whether or not the voicemail was delivered to him/her. This method is complicated to handle, and even if a voicemail has been received, the user of the extension phone is left without knowing that the voicemail has been received. It has the disadvantage of being closed.

[Means for solving problems]

The present invention relates to an incoming voice message display system for a private telephone exchange equipped with a voice storage device, in which a register trunk is accommodated in a time division switch of the private telephone exchange and transmits a dial tone to an extension telephone, and a voice mail to the extension telephone is transmitted to the telephone. a special register sender trunk that sends an audible tone to the extension telephone to notify that the storage is stored in the storage device;
The voice mail storage device has a storage device that stores the number of the extension telephone to which the voice mail stored in the voice mail is stored or the accommodation position number of the extension telephone in the time division switch.

〔Example〕

FIG. 1 is a diagram of a relay system according to an embodiment of the present invention.

In FIG. 1, the location is an extension telephone (hereinafter referred to as "location").

), TD-8W is a time division switch (hereinafter [T1)-8W
It's called J. ), 几ST is a general register trunk (hereinafter referred to as rR8TJ), 5R8T is a special register trunk (hereinafter referred to as r8R8TJ), CPU is a central processing unit (hereinafter referred to as rcPUJ), M is voice mail 1
This is a storage device (hereinafter referred to as rMJ) that stores all the positions that have been delivered.

The following describes the exchange operation from when the user at the location where the voice mail is being delivered picks up the handset and hears that a voice mail has been delivered. First, here, when the user of the station picks up the handset (if no voicemail has been delivered, the CPU connects the station to R8TK), the CPU refers to M, and its TEIdC is When it identifies that the mail has been delivered, it changes the position to 5R8TK.
Connecting. SRAT is receiving a special tone or message indicating that a voicemail is being delivered to the location.

Send messages such as 9. These special sounds or emails have arrived. After sending a message such as 9, you will receive a special sound or an e-mail. The CPU recognizes that the sending of messages such as 9 has finished,
connection path between the station and 8R8T (indicated by ■ in Figure 1)
The connection path between the storage and the RAT (indicated by ■ in Figure 1).

)K switch. Thereafter, the R8T sends a dial tone to the f device and receives the TEI and Gina dials.

〔Effect of the invention〕

As explained above, according to the present invention, a user of an extension telephone that is not equipped with an indicator lamp or liquid crystal display to indicate that a voicemail has been received can confirm that a voicemail has been received. If you forget, when you try to call one of them, it will alert the user of that extension that a voicemail has arrived on that extension. There is an effect.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a diagram of a relay system according to an embodiment of the present invention. Installation: Extension telephone, TD-8W: Time division switch, R8T: General register trunk, SR, 8T: Special register trunk,
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Claims (1)

[Claims] A voice message incoming display system for a private telephone exchange having a voice storage device includes a first register trunk for transmitting a dial tone to an extension telephone, and a function indicating that a voice message to the extension telephone is stored in the voice storage device. A voice message characterized by comprising a second register trunk for transmitting audible sounds to the extension telephone, and a storage device for storing the number of the extension telephone to which the voice message is addressed, which is stored in the voice storage device. Incoming call display method.