KR100906771B1 - Phonebook data write method in the mobile communication terminal connecting IC card - Google Patents

Abstract

Disclosed is a phonebook data recording method in a mobile communication terminal to which an IC card is connected. The present invention provides a method of generating text data according to a user's operation, determining whether the text data is a preset type of data, converting the text data into an SNE file if the text data is a preset type of data, and SNE. Recording the file to the IC card. According to the present invention, it is possible to provide a phonebook data recording method in a mobile communication terminal to which an IC card capable of storing other data in a surplus storage space for an SNE file is connected.

UICC, USIM, Phonebook, SNE

Description

Phonebook data write method in the mobile communication terminal connecting IC card

The present invention relates to a method for recording phonebook data in a mobile communication terminal to which an IC card is connected, and more particularly, to a method for recording phonebook data to a connected IC card in a mobile communication terminal to which an IC card is connected.

In general, a mobile communication terminal is provided with a phone book (ie, phonebook, phonebook) function. Therefore, the user may store data such as a necessary name, a corresponding telephone number (hereinafter referred to as 'phonebook data') in the phonebook in advance, and later view and use it.

In particular, as the use of smart cards is determined as one of the basic specifications in the 3-generation mobile communication market, phonebook data is stored in the smart card, and users who use the 3rd generation mobile communication service use the smart card in which the phonebook data is stored. Can be inserted into the terminal and used. Accordingly, the user can avoid the hassle of having to upgrade the personal information such as phonebook data by inserting the smart card used in the existing terminal in the new terminal when replacing the terminal.

Smart cards mainly used in mobile communication terminals include a subscriber identity module (SIM), a user identity module (UIM), and a universal subscriber identity module (USIM). .

The file structure of the smart card includes one master file (MF) corresponding to a root file, at least one dedicated file (DF) classified by services and applications of the smart card, and smart It is composed of an elementary file (EF) that stores data and information for service of a card. Therefore, when the smart card storing the phone book data is inserted into the mobile communication terminal, the mobile communication terminal accesses the element files via the master file and the dedicated file associated with the phone book data in order to read the phone book data stored in the smart card.

That is, the mobile communication terminal reads a phone book reference (PBR) file, which is an element file, grasps the phonebook data configuration of the smart card currently inserted in the mobile terminal, and then uses an ABB (Abbreviated dialing numbers) file to index index phone book. Read element files (EF) such as an email file, a second name entry (SNE) file, and an additional number (ANR) file linked to the file. Of course, IAP files may not be used. If the IAP file is not used, a file mapped through the IAP does not exist and the AND file may be directly mapped to the SNE file. At this time, each of the above-described element files may be stored in the EEPROM (Electrically Erasable and Programmable Read Only Memory) provided in the smart card.

Here, the ADN file is simply an element file for storing the names and phone numbers of people (hereinafter, referred to as 'subject') who want to save the phonebook data, and the SNE file is a family name of the people stored in the ADN file. ) Or a nickname (Second Name) is an element file for storing, and the ANR file is an element file for storing additional telephone numbers other than the telephone number stored in the ADN file.

However, according to the international standard (3GPP TS 31.102), a plurality of SNE files for the same person may be stored in the smart card. That is, a storage space in which a plurality of SNE files for one person stored in the ADN file may be stored may be designated in the EEPROM of the smart card. However, it is common for a user not to specify more than one nickname (or nickname) for the same person. That is, when a user inputs various information about a person (or a corporation, a business, etc.) to be stored in a smart card phone book by operating a mobile communication terminal, information such as name, phone number, e-mail, etc. of the person is generally used. In general, the nickname is not specified or about one.

Accordingly, the storage space allocated to the SNE file among the storage spaces in the smart card allocated to the phonebook data may be sufficient to store one SNE file for the same person. However, on the international standard, as described above, a storage space for storing one or more SNE files for the same person may be allocated. In such a case, there may be a surplus storage space for the SNE file which is not substantially used in the memory of the smart card.

However, even in such a surplus storage space, in order to comply with international standards, files other than SNE files cannot be stored in the storage space. That is, there is a problem that data such as an address of a subject, an anniversary date with a subject, and / or various memos related to the subject cannot be defined in the above-described surplus storage space according to international standards.

In order to solve the above problems, the present invention is to provide a phonebook data recording method in a mobile communication terminal connected to an IC card capable of storing other data in the excess storage space for the SNE file.

Another object of the present invention is to provide a method for recording phonebook data in a mobile communication terminal connected to an IC card capable of storing other data in a surplus storage space for an SNE file so as not to be in conflict with international standards.

The present invention also provides a method for recording phonebook data in a mobile communication terminal connected to an IC card capable of storing, as phonebook data, an address of a subject, an anniversary date with a subject, and / or various memos related to the subject.

According to an aspect of the present invention, in a mobile communication terminal to which an integrated circuit card having a phonebook data storage function is connected, generating and outputting a signal according to a user's operation in a phonebook data input mode. An input unit; And a text data generation unit generating text data according to the signal input from the input unit in the phone book data input mode. A data determination unit that determines whether the text data is a preset type of data; An SNE file conversion unit converting the text data into a type of an SNE file if the text data is data of a predetermined type as a result of the determination; And a recording unit for recording the SNE file on the IC card.

According to another aspect of the present invention, a method for recording phonebook data on an integrated circuit card connected in a mobile communication terminal, the method comprising: generating text data according to a user's operation; Determining whether the text data is data of a preset type; Converting the text data into an SNE file if the text data is data of a preset type; And recording the SNE file on the IC card. There is provided a phonebook data recording method in a mobile communication terminal to which an IC card is connected.

In addition, according to another aspect of the present invention, a program of instructions that can be executed by the mobile communication terminal to implement the phonebook data recording method in a mobile communication terminal connected to the IC card is implemented tangibly, the mobile communication There is provided a recording medium on which a program which can be read by a terminal is recorded.

According to the present invention, it is possible to provide a phonebook data recording method in a mobile communication terminal to which an IC card capable of storing other data in a surplus storage space for an SNE file is connected.

In addition, according to the present invention, it is possible to provide a method for recording phonebook data in a mobile communication terminal connected with an IC card capable of storing other data in a surplus storage space for an SNE file so as not to be in conflict with international standards.

In addition, according to the present invention, it is possible to provide a method for recording phonebook data in a mobile communication terminal to which an IC card capable of storing an address of a subject, an anniversary date with a subject, and / or various memos related to the subject as phonebook data.

As the invention allows for various changes and numerous embodiments, particular embodiments will be illustrated in the drawings and described in detail in the written description. However, this is not intended to limit the present invention to specific embodiments, it should be understood to include all transformations, equivalents, and substitutes included in the spirit and scope of the present invention. In the following description of the present invention, if it is determined that the detailed description of the related known technology may obscure the gist of the present invention, the detailed description thereof will be omitted.

Terms such as first and second may be used to describe various components, but the components should not be limited by the terms. The terms are used only for the purpose of distinguishing one component from another.

The terminology used herein is for the purpose of describing particular example embodiments only and is not intended to be limiting of the present invention. Singular expressions include plural expressions unless the context clearly indicates otherwise. In this application, the terms "comprise" or "have" are intended to indicate that there is a feature, number, step, operation, component, part, or combination thereof described in the specification, and one or more other features. It is to be understood that the present invention does not exclude the possibility of the presence or the addition of numbers, steps, operations, components, components, or a combination thereof. Hereinafter, exemplary embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

FIG. 1A is a block diagram of a mobile communication terminal to which an IC card is connected according to an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 1B is a block diagram of a controller according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 1A, a mobile communication terminal 110 to which an IC card is connected according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a control unit 120, an input unit 130, a storage unit 140, a display unit 150, and a communication unit. do. In addition, an integrated circuit (IC) card 170 is connected to the mobile communication terminal 110 by wire and / or wirelessly. In addition, it is apparent that the mobile communication terminal 110 may be wirelessly connected to the mobile communication network, and may further include a camera unit, a power supply unit, and the like, if necessary.

In addition, referring to FIG. 1B, the control unit 120 according to an embodiment of the present invention may include a text data generation unit 120-1, a data determination unit 120-2, an SNE file conversion unit 120-3, and the like. The recording unit 120-4 may be included. Hereinafter, the operation of each component of the mobile communication terminal 110 according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described.

The controller 120 controls the overall operation of the mobile communication terminal 110. In particular, the controller 120 may control the mobile communication terminal 110 to operate in the phonebook data input mode in response to the manipulation of the input unit 130 of the user. For example, various phonebook data (e.g., subject's name, subject's email address, subject's nickname (or nickname)) for the user (i.e., who is the subject of the data that the user wants to store in the phonebook data). And the like to store the data in the connected IC card 170, the controller 120 operates the mobile communication terminal 110 in the phonebook data input mode according to a signal input from the input unit 130. Can be controlled. Here, the phone book data input mode may be an operation mode of the mobile communication terminal 110 for storing data according to the user's manipulation of the input unit 130 in the IC card 170.

In addition, the controller 120 (particularly, the text data generation unit 120-1) may generate text data in response to a signal generated by the user's manipulation of the input unit 130 in the phonebook data input mode. In this case, the text data includes name information (ie, text information about the subject's name), email information (ie, text information about the subject's e-mail address), and nickname information (ie, text information about the subject's nickname (Second name)). ), Address information (i.e. text information about the subject's home (or office) address), anniversary information (i.e., information about the anniversary date associated with the subject), and memo information (i.e., text information about any notes related to the subject) ) May be one or more.

In addition, the controller 120 (particularly, the data determination unit 120-2) may determine the type of text data generated by the user's manipulation of the input unit 130 in the phone book data input mode. For example, when the mobile communication terminal 110 operates in the phone book data input mode, the data determination unit 120-2 may include a text input box through which the various data about the subject may be input through the display unit 150 ( Box) can be displayed. In this case, the text input box includes a name input box in which name information is input, an email input box in which email information is input, a nickname input box in which nickname information is input, an address input box in which address information is input, and an anniversary input box in which anniversary information is input. And memo input boxes into which memo information is input.

Accordingly, the user may input text data corresponding to each text input box by manipulating the input unit 130. For example, the user may operate the input unit 130 to input information about the name of the subject in the name input box. Therefore, the data determination unit 120-2 may determine the type of the generated text data. That is, the data determination unit 120-2 may determine that the text data input through the name input box is name information about the name of the target person. At this time, even if the user inputs information on the subject's nickname in the name information input box by operating the input unit 130, the data determination unit 120-2 may recognize this as name information on the subject's name.

However, as described above, according to international standards, text data such as address information, anniversary information, and / or memo information is defined in the PBR file and cannot be stored in the IC card 170. On the other hand, a plurality of pieces of nickname information that are not substantially written in plural can be stored in the IC card 170 (for the same person) as phonebook data. Accordingly, the data determination unit 120-2 may recognize any data, such as address information, anniversary information, and / or memo information, generated according to a user's manipulation of the input unit 130, as nickname information. That is, when nicking information, address information, anniversary information, and / or memo information is generated according to the manipulation of the input unit 130 of the user in the phone book data input mode, four different nicking information are generated. It can be judged that. In this case, at least one SNE file may be defined in the PBR file.

In addition, the controller 120 may record the generated text data on the IC card 170 as phonebook data. Hereinafter, a method of recording the text data generated by the control unit 120 as phonebook data on the IC card 170 will be described with reference to FIGS. 2 to 4.

2 is a diagram illustrating the structure of phonebook data files stored in an IC card according to international standards.

2, there is shown the structure of phonebook data files stored in an IC card in accordance with international standards. That is, the file structure of the IC card 170 may include one master file (MF) corresponding to a root file, at least one dedicated file classified according to a service and an application of the IC card 170 ( Dedicated File (DF) (here, a dedicated file (DF_Phonebook) of phonebook data is illustrated) and an element file (EF) for storing data, information, etc. for the service of the IC card 170, and the like. .

Therefore, when the IC card 170 storing the phone book data is connected to the mobile communication terminal 110, the mobile communication terminal 110 is dedicated to reading the phone book data stored in the IC card 170 and associated with the master file and the phone book data. Access element files via files.

That is, the controller 120 of the mobile communication terminal 110 reads a phone book reference (PBR) file, which is an element file, to grasp the phonebook data configuration of the IC card 170 currently inserted into the mobile communication terminal 110. Element files (EF), such as email files (EF_EMAIL), second name entry (SNE) files (EF_SNE), additional number (ANR) files (EF_ANR), etc. Read) In this case, each of the above-described element files may be stored in the EEPROM (Electrically Erasable and Programmable Read Only Memory) included in the IC card 170.

Here, the ADN file is simply an element file for storing the names and phone numbers of people who want to save as phonebook data, and the SNE file stores the family name or second name of the people stored in the ADN file. The ANR file is an element file for storing additional phone numbers other than the phone numbers stored in the ADN file. Also, the email file is an element file for storing the subject's email address.

Herein, the structure of the phone book data files stored in the IC card has been described using the process of the controller 120 reading the phone book data stored in the IC card 170 as an example. When recording the generated text data on the IC card 170 as phonebook data, a process similar to the above-described process may be performed.

That is, the controller 120 first selects the ADF file ADF_USIM to select a phonebook dedicated file in order to store any text data generated by the user's manipulation as the phonebook data in the IC card 170. In addition, when a positive signal is received from the IC card 170 with respect to the ADF file selection, the control unit 120 selects a phonebook dedicated file (DF_Phonebook) among various application-specific files recorded in the ADF file. In addition, the controller 120 selects an element file EF corresponding to the type of the text data to be stored as the phonebook data when a positive signal is received from the IC card 170 with respect to the phonebook dedicated file selection. The control unit 120 also records the text data in the selected element file when a positive signal is received from the IC card 170 with respect to the element file selection.

Here, it is assumed that the phonebook dedicated file (DF_Phonebook) is defined under ADF_USIM among the ADF files. However, it is obvious that the phonebook dedicated file (DF_Phonebook) may be under the DF_TELECOM file.

3 is a diagram illustrating an embodiment of a PBR file for phonebook data stored in an IC card according to an international standard, and FIG. 4 is a PBR file for phonebook data stored in an IC card according to an embodiment of the present invention. Figure 1 illustrates an embodiment of the.

First, the first PBR file 300 illustrated in FIG. 3 includes three ANR files (ie, EF_ANR1, EF_ANR2, and EF_ANR3) for one subject and information 310 about one SNE file. In addition, the second PBR file 400 illustrated in FIG. 4 includes information about one ANR file and three SNE files (that is, EF_SNE1 410, EF_ SNE2 420, and EF_ SNE3 430). have.

That is, one or more ANR files and / or SNE files may be defined in the PBR files 300 and 400, respectively, which may be changed by the manufacturer's selection at the time when the IC card 170 is manufactured. Therefore, since the number of ANR files and / or SNE files defined in the PBR files 300 and 400 illustrated in FIGS. 3 and / or 4 are only examples, it is obvious that the scope of the present invention is not limited.

Accordingly, the control unit 120 (particularly, the SNE file conversion unit 120-3) converts address information, anniversary information, and / or memo information generated by the user's input unit 130 into a predetermined SNE file type, respectively. can do. In addition, the control unit 120 (in particular, the recording unit 120-4) may record the SNE file on the IC card 170. For example, the text data (ie, nickname information) input through the nickname input box may be used. Text data (ie, address information) recorded in the first SNE file (EF_SNE1) and input through the address input box is recorded in the second SNE file (EF_ SNE2), and text data (ie, input through the anniversary input box) Anniversary information) is recorded in the third SNE file EF_SNE3, and it is assumed that text data (ie, memo information) input through the memo input box is set in advance to be recorded in the fourth SNE file EF_SNE4.

In this case, when nicking information is generated in the phonebook data input mode, the controller 120 may convert the nicking information into an SNE file type and store the nicking information in the first SNE file of the IC card 170. When the address information is generated in the phonebook data input mode, the controller 120 may convert the address information into an SNE file type and store it in the second SNE file of the IC card 170. In addition, when the anniversary information is generated in the phonebook data input mode, the controller 120 may convert the anniversary information into an SNE file type and store the anniversary information in a third SNE file of the IC card 170. In addition, when memo information is generated in the phone book data input mode, the controller 120 may convert the memo information into an SNE file type and store the memo information in the fourth SNE file of the IC card 170.

As a result, the controller 120 can store address information, anniversary information, and / or memo information as the phone book data in the IC card 170 without violating international standards. That is, although the nickname is defined in the international standard so that only the nickname is recorded in the SNE file, since the nickname itself is text data according to the manipulation of the input unit 130 of the user, the control unit 120 generates address information generated according to the manipulation of the input unit 130 of the user. The anniversary information and / or memo information may be determined as another nickname information and recorded in the SNE file of the IC card 170, respectively.

In addition, the control unit 120 generates text information, and determines whether the generated text information is data of a preset type. If the text data is data of a preset type, the text data may be converted into an SNE file. Although it was collectively described as converting to a type and recording on the IC card, this is only for convenience of understanding and explanation.

That is, the control unit 120 controls the text data generation unit 120-1, the data determination unit 120-2, the SNE file conversion unit 120-3, and the recording unit 120-4 as shown in FIG. 1B. It may include. In this case, the text data generation unit 120-1 may generate text data according to a signal input from the input unit 130 in the phone book data input mode, and the data determination unit 120-2 may generate text data. May determine whether the data is a preset type, and if the text data is a preset type of data, the SNE file converting unit 120-3 converts the text data into a type of the SNE file, and the recording unit 120-4 The SNE file can be recorded in the IC card 170.

Referring back to FIG. 1A, the input unit 130 generates various signals according to a user's manipulation and outputs the signals to the controller 120. In particular, when the user manipulates the input unit 130 to input the phone book data for any target person, the input unit 130 may generate the phone book data input mode start signal and output the generated signal to the controller 120. In addition, when the mobile communication terminal 110 operates in the phone book data input mode, the input unit may generate a signal according to a user's operation and transmit the signal to the terminal controller 120. Herein, the input unit 130 may be a keypad and / or a touchpad.

The storage 140 is a storage space in which various software such as an operating system (OS) for operating the mobile communication terminal 110 is stored. Here, the storage 140 may be a NAND type memory as a semiconductor memory.

The display unit 150 is a display device that displays various received data to the outside so that the user can visually recognize it. In particular, the display unit 250 is any one of the name input box, email input box, nickname input box, address input box, anniversary input box and memo input box when the mobile communication terminal 110 operates in the phonebook data input mode. A text input box including the above may be displayed to allow a user to input phonebook data according to a type. The display unit 250 may include a liquid crystal display (LCD), a plasma display panel (PDP), or the like.

The communication unit 160 is wirelessly connected to the mobile communication network to transmit and receive various data. Here, the communication unit 160 may further include a modem, an antenna, a signal amplifier, and the like, capable of modulating / demodulating a signal in a preset manner.

The integrated circuit card 170 is a component that stores information unique to a user and is a card that is physically mounted on one side of the mobile communication terminal 110. The IC card 170 may provide various applications (where various applications include a banking function, a phonebook data storage function, a traffic function, and the like) and a communication function corresponding to various wireless access technologies. For this reason, the IC card 170 is often referred to as a universal integrated circuit (UICC) equipped with a smart card function. Here, the representative IC card 170 mainly used in the mobile communication terminal 110 is a subscriber identity module (SIM), a user identity module (UIM), a global subscriber identity module (USIM: Universal Subscriber Identity Module).

In general, the content included in the IC card 170 is supplied from a service provider. In addition, the IC card 170 may include unique information of a subscriber stored in a home location register (HLR) of a core network. In addition, as described above, the IC card 170 may maintain various personal information such as a phone book, a call log, and a short message. Therefore, the IC card 170 is equipped with an EEPROM (Electrically-Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory) as a storage space, and various data (master data (MF), dedicated file (DF), and element file (EF), etc.) are stored in the EEPROM. Can be stored.

In addition, the IC card 170 may include a large-size semiconductor memory (Fresh Memory) in which multimedia data may be stored, or may further include a control unit for controlling the IC card 170. .

Here, address information, anniversary information, and / or memo information are illustrated as text information that may be recognized as nickname information from the controller 120 (particularly, the data determination unit 120-2). It is apparent that the type and / or content of text information that can be recognized as information does not limit the scope of the present invention.

5 is a flowchart illustrating a method of storing address information in an IC card as an SNE file type according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Hereinafter, a method of storing address information as an SNE file type in an IC card according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG. 5. Each step to be described below may be steps performed in each component included in the mobile communication terminal 110 or the IC card 170 described with reference to FIG. 1A, but for convenience of understanding and explanation, the mobile communication terminal ( 110 or the IC card 170 will be described collectively. In this case, it is assumed that the address information is previously set in the mobile communication terminal 110 (in particular, the control unit 120) to be recognized as nickname information and stored in the IC card 170.

In operation 510, the mobile communication terminal 110 starts to operate in the phonebook data input mode according to a user's manipulation. In this case, the display unit 250 of the mobile communication terminal 110 displays a text input box including any one or more of a name input box, an email input box, a nickname input box, an address input box, an anniversary input box, and a memo input box. The user can input the phonebook data according to the type.

In operation 520, the mobile communication terminal 110 may generate address information according to a user's manipulation. That is, when the user manipulates the input unit 130 to input arbitrary text data into the address input box in order to input the address of the subject, the mobile communication terminal 110 responds to the operation of the input unit 130 of the user. Can be generated.

In step 530, the mobile communication terminal 110 accesses the master file MF of the IC card 170 and selects the ADF file ADF_USIM to store the generated address information as phonebook data.

Thereafter, when the mobile terminal 110 receives an affirmative signal for selecting the ADF file from the IC card 170, the mobile communication terminal 110 selects a phonebook dedicated file (DF_Phonebook) among various application files recorded in the ADF file (steps 535 to step). 540).

In step 545, the mobile communication terminal 110 selects an element file EF corresponding to the address information to be stored as the phonebook data when a positive signal is received from the IC card 170 for the phonebook dedicated file selection. For example, if the address information is set to be stored in the second SNE file EF_SNE2 in advance, the mobile communication terminal 110 may select the second SNE file (step 550).

In step 555, when the mobile terminal 110 receives a positive signal from the IC card 170 with respect to the element file selection corresponding to the address information, the mobile communication terminal 110 records the address information in the selected element file (step 560).

In step 565, the mobile communication terminal 110 may terminate the phonebook data input mode when an acknowledgment signal from the IC card 170 indicating that the address information has been recorded in the selected element file is received.

Here, the address information has been described by way of example, but this is only an example. That is, other preset text information (eg, memo information, anniversary information, etc.) other than the address information may also be stored in the IC card 170 as phonebook data through a process similar to that described above.

Although the above has been described with reference to a preferred embodiment of the present invention, those skilled in the art to which the present invention pertains without departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention as set forth in the claims below It will be appreciated that modifications and variations can be made.

Figure 1a is a block diagram of a mobile communication terminal connected to the IC card according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Figure 1b is a block diagram of a control unit according to an embodiment of the present invention.

2 shows the structure of phonebook data files stored in an IC card in accordance with international standards;

3 illustrates an embodiment of a PBR file for phonebook data stored in an IC card in accordance with international standards.

4 is a diagram illustrating one embodiment of a PBR file for phonebook data stored in an IC card according to an embodiment of the present invention.

5 is a flowchart of a method in which address information is stored in an IC card as an SNE file type according to an embodiment of the present invention.

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110: mobile communication terminal

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130: input unit

140: storage unit

150: display unit

160: communication unit

170: IC card

Claims (6)

In a mobile communication terminal connected to an integrated circuit card equipped with a phonebook data storage function, An input unit which generates and outputs a signal according to a user's operation in the phone book data input mode; And A text data generation unit generating text data according to the signal input from the input unit in the phone book data input mode; A data determination unit that determines whether the text data is a preset type of data; An SNE file conversion unit converting the text data into a type of an SNE file if the text data is data of a predetermined type as a result of the determination; And And a recording unit for recording the SNE file on the IC card. The method of claim 1, The text data is any one of name information, email information, nickname information, address information, anniversary information and memo information. The method of claim 1, The preset type of data is any one or more of address data, anniversary data, memo data. The method of claim 1, The IC card is a mobile communication terminal, characterized in that the USIM card. In the method of recording the phone book data on the integrated circuit card (ICT) connected in the mobile communication terminal, Generating text data according to a user's manipulation; Determining whether the text data is data of a preset type; Converting the text data into an SNE file if the text data is data of a preset type; And And recording the SNE file on the IC card. A program of instructions that can be executed by the mobile communication terminal is tangibly implemented in order to perform the phonebook data recording method in the mobile communication terminal to which the IC card of claim 5 is connected, and can be read by the mobile communication terminal. The recording medium on which the program is recorded.

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