KR100298359B1 - Method for classifying and transmitting own country name by classifying international telephone call in facsimile device - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE: A method for classifying and transmitting the own country name by classifying an international telephone call in a facsimile device is provided to easily understand information of the country name by classifying and using the own country name for domestic communication and international communication. CONSTITUTION: A method for classifying and transmitting the own country name by classifying an international telephone call in the facsimile device includes the steps of classifying and registering the own country name for domestic communication and international communication in the facsimile device, checking whether or not the facsimile device is set in the own country name classifying mode when a user transmits documents, analyzing the telephone number of the party's facsimile device if the facsimile device is set in the own country name classifying mode, transmitting the own country name for the domestic communication to the party if the analyzed telephone number is a domestic telephone number, and transmitting the own country name for the international communication to the party if the analyzed telephone number is an international telephone number.

Description

How to send country name by international call in fax machine

The present invention relates to a facsimile apparatus, and more particularly, to a method for distinguishing a national name by international currency division in a facsimile apparatus.

Normally, a facsimile device first registers and uses its own name. Here, the registration of the own name consists of the name of the country corresponding to the name of the person or company using the facsimile device and the information of the local number corresponding to the facsimile number to register and use two types of information. When the image data is transmitted using a facsimile apparatus, the local name is provided with information of the local name to the receiving side. The receiving side receives the sending local name data and adds the sending local name to the top of the recording sheet when printing the image data. By printing the data, the sender of the received data can be confirmed.

Fig. 1 shows the sender's local name information printed on the receiving sheet, and it can be seen that the sender's local name information is composed of date, time, own name, own station number, page number, and the like.

However, in transmitting the above-mentioned local name, conventionally, only one country name can be registered, so the same local name has been used in both domestic and overseas communication. Accordingly, if their name is registered in Korean, their name is provided in Korean even when overseas correspondence is not recognized by the other party. There was a problem that the national name is difficult to understand.

As described above, in the related art, since only one name of a local name can be registered, the same local name has been used in both domestic and overseas communications. Accordingly, if the Korean name is registered in Korean, the foreign name is provided in Korean even during overseas communication, and the other person cannot recognize it. There was a problem that became difficult to understand.

Accordingly, an object of the present invention is to provide a method for easily understanding the name information by using the country name for domestic and foreign communication.

1 is an illustration of local name information of a sending side facsimile apparatus printed on a sheet of a conventional receiving side facsimile apparatus;

2 is a block diagram of a conventional facsimile apparatus;

3 is a flow diagram illustrating a country name registration process according to an embodiment of the present invention;

4 is an example of local name information data stored in a memory according to an embodiment of the present invention;

5 is a flowchart illustrating a process of classifying and transmitting a country name according to an international call classification according to an embodiment of the present invention.

In order to achieve the above object, the present invention, in registering a local name in the facsimile apparatus, separately registers the local name for domestic and foreign use, and whether the overseas communication or the domestic communication is performed by recognizing the telephone number input during image data communication. It is characterized by the fact that it transmits the name of its own country for overseas communication during overseas communication and the name of its own country for domestic communication during domestic communication.

Hereinafter, exemplary embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. Many specific details are set forth in the following description and in the accompanying drawings, in order to provide a more thorough understanding of the present invention. It will be apparent to those skilled in the art that the present invention may be practiced without these specific details. In addition, detailed descriptions of well-known functions and configurations that may unnecessarily obscure the subject matter of the present invention will be omitted.

First, referring to FIG. 2, which shows a block diagram of a conventional facsimile apparatus to which the present invention is applied, the CPU 100 controls the overall operation of the facsimile according to a program stored in the memory unit 102. The memory unit 102 stores an operation program, a protocol control program, and various reference data of the central processing unit 100, and temporarily stores data according to program execution of the central processing unit 100. The operating panel (hereinafter referred to as "OPE") 104 has a plurality of numeric keys, function keys, and a liquid crystal display, and applies key data according to key input to the central processing unit 100 and provides a central processing unit ( The various states of the facsimile apparatus are displayed under the control of 100). The scanner 106 scans an original or a document and outputs image data according to the original image. Image data output from the scanner 106 is processed by the central processing unit 100 and stored in the memory unit 102 and transmitted by the modem (modulator-demodulator) 108 or printed by the printer 112. Is output. The modem 108 modulates the output data and the image data of the central processing unit 100 into analog signals and transmits them to the telephone lines T and R through the LIU (Line Interface Unit) 110 and the telephone lines T and R. Demodulate the analog signal received from The LIU 110 forms a line between the telephone lines T and R and the modem 108 under the control of the central processing unit 100. The printer 112 prints an image under the control of the central processing unit 100. The sensor unit 114 detects a state of each part of the facsimile apparatus, including detecting the remaining amount of the recording paper, detecting the presence or absence of a document in the reading unit of the scanner 106, and detecting a facsimile message, and provides the same to the CPU 100.

3 is a flowchart illustrating a process of separately registering a domestic country name and a foreign country name in a facsimile apparatus according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention. The operation according to the flowchart of FIG. 3 is programmed in the memory unit 102 to be performed by the control of the CPU 100 of FIG. 2. An embodiment of the present invention will now be described in detail with reference to FIGS. 2 and 3.

First, the user inputs a key for registration of a local name through the OPE 104 of the facsimile device. In response, the central processing unit 100 proceeds from step 300 to step 302 to display a message inquiring whether to register a domestic name for the domestic party on the liquid crystal display of the OPE 104 and then display the message. Wait for key input from the user who responded to the inquiry message. Therefore, in response to the inquiry message, the user inputs the "Yes" key provided in the OPE 104 in order to register the domestic national name in response to the inquiry message, and then inputs the national name to be registered using the keys of the OPE 104. Then, the central processing unit 100 registers the local name input from the user as the domestic local name in step 304, and proceeds to step 306 to request a message indicating whether the input is completed. After display on the liquid crystal display, a key input from the user is awaited. Therefore, when the user completes the input of the domestic national name in response to the inquiry message, the user inputs the "Yes" key provided in the OPE 104. Then, the central processing unit 100 completes the registration process for the domestic country name in response to the "Yes" key input from the user, and proceeds to step 308 to inquire whether the foreign country name is registered or not. After display on the liquid crystal display of the OPE 104, a key input from the user in response to the displayed inquiry message is awaited. Therefore, in response to the inquiry message, the user inputs the "Yes" key provided in the OPE 104 in order to register the foreign country name for overseas use, and then inputs the country name to be registered using the keys of the OPE 104. . Then, the central processing unit 100 registers the local name input from the user as a foreign country name in step 310, and proceeds to step 312 to inquire a message inquiring whether the input is completed or not. Display on the liquid crystal display and wait for key input from the user. Accordingly, when the user completes input of the foreign country name in response to the inquiry message, the user inputs the "Yes" key provided in the OPE 104. Then, the central processing unit 100 completes the registration process for the foreign country name in response to the "Yes" key input from the user, and proceeds to step 314 to inquire whether the user wants to finish all the registration process. After display is performed on the liquid crystal display of the OPE 104, a key input from the user who responds to the inquiry message is awaited. Therefore, the user can view the inquiry message and determine whether to end all registration processes. In the above, the user inputs a "No" key provided in the OPE 104 when the user wants to register his own name again, and inputs a "Yes" key provided in the OPE 104 when he wants to finish registration of his own name. do. In step 314, if the user inputs the "No" key, the CPU 100 returns to step 302 in response to the step 302, and again performs steps 302 to 314 to reset the local name. Perform the process of registration.

On the contrary, if the user inputs the "Yes" key in step 314, the central processing unit 100 proceeds to step 316 in response to storing the domestic and foreign country names input from the user in the memory. Terminate the registration process of own name. 4 shows an example of local name information data stored in a memory in which domestic and foreign country names are divided.

FIG. 5 is a domestic name used for domestic communication and a foreign name used for overseas communication using a registered country name, which is classified into a domestic and overseas country name through the registration of the own name of FIG. 3 according to an embodiment of the present invention. A processing flow diagram for transmitting a local name is shown. The operation according to the flowchart of FIG. 5 is programmed in the memory unit 102 to be performed by the augmentation processing apparatus 100 of FIG. 2. An embodiment of the present invention will now be described in detail with reference to FIGS. 2 and 5.

First, when a user wants to send a document using a facsimile apparatus, the user puts the document to be sent on the document glass of the facsimile apparatus and then dials. In response, the central processing unit 100 proceeds from step 500 to step 502 to store the telephone number input from the user in step 500, and proceeds to step 504 for document transmission. Check whether the send key is entered. When the transmission key is input, the central processing unit 100 proceeds to step 506 to check whether the facsimile apparatus is set to a mode for transmitting a local name, and if it is set to a local name transmission mode, step 508. Proceed to check to see if there is a registered national name. If there is no registered local name, the central processing unit 100 proceeds to step 522 and transmits the image data according to the document reading to the receiving side. In contrast, if there is a registered local name, the CPU 100 proceeds to step 510 to check whether the facsimile device is set to the local name distinguishing mode. In this case, if the facsimile apparatus is not set to the local name distinguishing mode, the CPU 100 proceeds to step 512 and transmits the domestic or foreign national name registered in the process of FIG. 3 without distinction. On the contrary, if the facsimile apparatus is set to the local name distinguishing mode in step 510, the CPU 100 proceeds to step 514 to analyze the input telephone number. Next, the CPU 100 proceeds to step 516 to check whether the number “0” is continued in the first two digits of the input phone number in step 514. At this time, if the number "0" is continued in the first two digits of the telephone number, the central processing unit 100 proceeds to step 518 and transmits the foreign name for the foreign communication to the receiver. On the contrary, if the number “0” is not consecutive in the first two digits of the phone number, this is a domestic communication, and the central processing unit 100 proceeds to step 520 and transmits a domestic name for domestic use. Proceeding to step 522, image data corresponding to document reading is transmitted.

Therefore, according to the input telephone number, the domestic national name may be transmitted separately from the foreign national name in the international communication.

As described above, the present invention has an advantage of allowing the receiving party to easily understand the local name information by transmitting the domestic local name in the overseas communication according to the inputted telephone number.

Claims (5)

In a method for sending a local name from a facsimile device, Registering the domestic and foreign national names in the facsimile device separately; Checking whether the facsimile device is set to a local name distinguishing mode when sending a document; Analyzing the telephone number of the receiving facsimile apparatus, which is input for dialing when the document is transmitted, if the facsimile apparatus is set to the local name classification mode; If the analyzed telephone number is a domestic telephone number, transmitting the national name for domestic use to the receiving side; And transmitting the foreign country name to the receiving party when the analyzed phone number is an overseas phone number. The method of claim 1, wherein the registration of the name of the own country, Recognizing a key input for registering a local name, inquiring whether to register a domestic name for a country in response to the key input; Recognizing a key input from the user who responds to the inquiry, registering a country name according to the key input as the domestic country name; When the registration of the domestic name for the country is completed, inquiring whether to register the overseas name again; And upon receipt of a key input from the user in response to the inquiry, registering the country name according to the key input as the foreign country name in the facsimile apparatus. Way. The process of claim 2, wherein the process of inquiring whether to register the national name for domestic and foreign use is performed. And displaying a text message for requesting registration of a local name on a liquid crystal display of the operation panel of the facsimile device. The method of claim 1, wherein the analyzing process determines whether the input telephone number is a domestic telephone number or an overseas telephone number. Checking whether the number " 0 " is consecutive in the first two digits of the input telephone number; Recognizing the telephone number as an overseas telephone number if the number “0” is consecutive to the first two digits of the telephone number; If the number "0" in the first two digits of the telephone number is not continuous, the process of recognizing the telephone number as a domestic telephone number, characterized in that the facsimile apparatus, characterized in that the national name classification transmission method according to the international call classification. The facsimile apparatus of claim 1, further comprising: transmitting the registered national name without distinction if the facsimile apparatus is not set to the local name classification mode. Way.

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