KR101206113B1 - Apparatus and method for alarming live bell in mobile terminal - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention provides an apparatus and method for an original ring alarm in a digital broadcast receiving terminal. To this end, in the present invention, the control unit of the digital multimedia broadcasting receiving terminal checks whether the bell alarm condition is satisfied, and if the bell alarm condition is satisfied, checks whether the digital multimedia signal processor is in use. When the digital multimedia signal processing unit is in use, it is checked whether the alarm setting set by the user is an output of the original ring requiring processing of the digital multimedia signal processing unit. When the output of the original sound ring is set as an alarm, the alarm setting may be changed so that the MIDI or vibration preset by the user is output so that the original sound bell may be output instead of the original sound ring.

Original sound bell, digital broadcast receiving terminal

Description

APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR ALARMING LIVE BELL IN MOBILE TERMINAL}

1 is a block diagram of a digital broadcast receiving terminal according to an embodiment of the present invention;

2 is an exemplary view of a screen displaying an alarm setting menu when multimedia playback is provided in a digital broadcast receiving terminal according to an embodiment of the present invention;

3 is a flowchart illustrating an operation of outputting an alarm when a bell alarm condition is satisfied when a multimedia signal is reproduced according to an embodiment of the present invention;

4 is a flowchart of a bell alarm condition determination process for checking whether a bell alarm condition is satisfied according to an embodiment of the present invention;

5 is a flowchart illustrating a process of changing and outputting an alarm according to an alarm method selected by a user when playing a multimedia signal according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention.

The present invention relates to a mobile communication terminal, and more particularly, to a bell alarm that is output to notify the user when a call incoming or alarm occurs. Here, the bell alarm refers to an alarm system that provides various alarms to the user through a ringtone.

BACKGROUND ART As the manufacturing technology of the mobile communication terminal develops day by day, a mobile communication terminal having a function of receiving and reproducing a digital multimedia broadcasting (DMB) signal is emerging.

In general, digital multimedia broadcasting refers to a broadcasting service that provides a user with high quality, high sound quality, and higher service in place of a conventional analog broadcasting. In recent years, with the development of digital broadcasting technology and mobile communication technology, interest in digital broadcasting services for allowing digital broadcasting to be watched on the go has increased. Accordingly, the mobile communication terminal is equipped with an omnidirectional digital multimedia broadcasting reception antenna to receive the digital multimedia broadcasting through the mobile communication terminal.

The mobile communication terminal capable of receiving and reproducing such a digital multimedia broadcasting signal includes a digital multimedia signal processor for receiving, decoding and outputting the digital multimedia broadcasting signal. When the digital broadcast signal is received, the digital multimedia signal processor decodes the received audio and video signals and outputs the decoded audio and video signals to the amplifier and the display, respectively. Hereinafter, a mobile communication terminal having a digital multimedia signal processing unit will be referred to as a digital broadcast reception terminal.

However, the digital multimedia signal processor is used not only to process digital broadcast signals but also to process various multimedia data. That is, the digital multimedia signal processor is used when pre-stored multimedia data is played in addition to the digital broadcast. In addition, the digital multimedia signal processor is also used to output a live bell, that is, the original sound bell.

Here, the original sound bell is not a midi bell method using a combination of electronic chords, such as played with an electronic musical instrument, but refers to a ringtone based on a WAV sound source input directly from a natural sound or a sound source. A ringtone played over 64 chords. Looking at the difference between the midibell and the original sound ring, the midibel plays an event value created using a midi sound source as a chipset sound unique to a mobile phone. MIDI is an abbreviation of Music Instrument Digital Interface and refers to a kind of promise language that promises various signals to exchange digital signals between electronic instruments. Therefore, the sound is clearer than the original ring, and it is low in volume to make a very long ringtone.

On the contrary, the original sound bell uses the sound source file to generate the original sound bell data for the reproduction of the original sound bell and use it as the ringtone. Therefore, there is an advantage in that all recorded music files can be bellowed. In other words, if the user can only record, the song that he sings can be released from his mobile phone, and the voice of his lover can be put. And the sound played in all sound source data formats, that is, for example, MP3 data format can be made as the ringtone of their own. Because of these advantages, the original sound bell has been received by more users than the existing MIDI bell.

Therefore, these original bells have a sound quality close to natural sound. This is generated by recording a sound input from an existing sound source. Therefore, while the MIDI data for reproducing the existing MIDI bell is a set of signals promised to output a specific chord as an audio signal, the original bell requires a procedure for reproducing the sound source data generated through recording.

Thus, MIDI playback is typically accomplished by outputting a digital signal of an electronic instrument in accordance with the promised signal through a ringer, ie, Ringer, which uses a Yamaha chip. However, the original sound ring is reproduced through the processing of the digital multimedia signal processor because the principle of playing the recorded data.

However, in the case of a digital multimedia broadcasting receiving terminal, it is common to include only one digital multimedia signal processor, and when such a digital multimedia signal processor is already in use, it is generally not possible to process other multimedia data. Accordingly, when a user watches a digital broadcast, if an output of a ring tone requiring processing of the digital multimedia signal processor is requested, such as the original sound ring, the ring tone is output after the output of the digital broadcast is stopped, or the ring tone is output at all. Could not be.

Accordingly, in a conventional digital broadcast receiving terminal, when a digital broadcast is received, an alarm setting for notifying reception of a time alarm or call set by a user or a short messaging service (SMS) message or a multimedia messaging service (MMS) message is provided. When a bell alarm such as an original bell requiring processing of the signal processor is output, the reproduction of the digital broadcast signal is interrupted while the original bell is output, or the original bell, that is, the alarm does not sound at all. have.

Therefore, an object of the present invention for solving the above-described problem is that, when the alarm setting set by the user is an original sound ring for processing the digital multimedia signal processor, the digital multimedia signal processor is in use, even if the digital multimedia signal processor is in use. The multimedia signal processor provides an apparatus and a method for providing an alarm to a user without interruption of a process currently being processed.

Another object of the present invention is to provide an alarm to a user without interrupting playback of a digital broadcast signal when the alarm setting set by the user in the mobile communication terminal equipped with one digital multimedia signal processor is the original sound output setting. The present invention provides an apparatus and method for providing the same.

The apparatus of the present invention for achieving the above object is a live-bell, which is a bell that requires the processing of the digital multimedia signal processing unit for outputting MIDI data for outputting the MIDI (midi-bell) A memory unit in which at least one original ring data for outputting the data is stored, a vibrator for generating vibration, a ringer for decoding and outputting the MIDI data, and the digital multimedia signal processor Checks the bell alarm condition, checks the bell type currently set according to whether the bell alarm condition is satisfied, and if the checked bell type is the original sound ring, vibrates using the vibrator or through the ringer. It includes the control unit for providing an alarm to the user using any one of the MIDI output.

In addition, the method of the present invention for achieving the above object, the bell alarm condition satisfaction determination step of determining whether or not the bell alarm condition output the alarm, and if the bell alarm condition is satisfied, as a result of the determination, A state check step of checking whether the digital multimedia signal processor is in use or not; a source tone setting determination step of determining whether the currently set alarm method is an output of the original tone ring when the digital multimedia signal processor is not in use; When the alarm method is an output of the original sound ring, either a mid-bell output using a ringer provided in the digital broadcast receiving terminal or a vibration using a vibrator provided in the digital broadcast receiving terminal instead of the original sound ring output. Provides an alarm providing step of providing an alarm to the user using one It is.

Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. It is to be noted that the same components in the drawings are denoted by the same reference numerals whenever possible. In the following description and the annexed drawings, detailed descriptions of well-known functions and configurations that may unnecessarily obscure the subject matter of the present invention will be omitted.

First of all, in order to provide a thorough understanding of the present invention, the basic principles of the present invention will be described. In the present invention, the control unit of the digital multimedia broadcasting receiving terminal checks whether the bell alarm condition is satisfied, and when the bell alarm condition is satisfied, Check whether the digital multimedia signal processing unit is in use. When the digital multimedia signal processor is in use, it is checked whether the currently set alarm method is an output of an original sound ring requiring processing of the digital multimedia signal processor. When the output of the original sound ring is set as an alarm, the alarm setting may be changed so that the MIDI or vibration preset by the user is output so that the original sound bell may be output instead of the original sound ring.

1 is a block diagram illustrating a digital broadcast receiving terminal according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 1, a digital broadcast receiver terminal according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a DMB signal receiver 112, a memory unit 202, a key input unit 104, a display unit 106, a baseband processor 110, The amplifier 126, the ringer 116, and the vibrator 118 are connected to the controller 100. Here, the controller 100 processes voice signals and data according to protocols for telephone calls, data communications, and wireless Internet access, and controls each part of the mobile communication terminal. And a digital multimedia signal processor 124, which receives data of various multimedia data formats including digital broadcast signals and original sound bells from the DMB signal receiver 112 by using the digital multimedia signal processor 124. Decode to at least one of an audio signal and a video signal. This is output to at least one of the display unit 106 or the amplifier 126. The digital multimedia signal processor 124 may use a Qualcomm Digital Signal Processor (QDSP). In addition, the controller 100 receives a user's key input from the key input unit 104 and controls the display unit 106 accordingly to generate and provide image information according to the user's key input.

The controller 100 checks whether a call signal, an SMS message, or an MMS message is received, or whether the time when the user sets the alarm setting time is met, and checks whether the bell alarm condition is satisfied. The bell alarm here means that the alarm is output in the form of a ring tone. In addition, a bell alarm condition generally means that a bell alarm is output, that is, a ring alarm method is set, when a call is received or an SMS message or an MMS message is received, or when a user receives an alarm at a specific date or time. When the alarm is set to be output, it means that the current time becomes a specific date or a specific time set by the user.

If the bell alarm condition is satisfied, the controller 100 checks the current state of the digital multimedia signal processor 124 to check whether the digital multimedia signal processor 124 is currently playing digital multimedia data. do.

In addition, if the digital multimedia signal processor 124 is not in use as a result of the check, an alarm is output according to the bell alarm method preset by the user. Here, if the bell alarm system set by the user is a mid-bell setting, the controller 100 loads the mid-bell data set by the user from the memory unit 202 and applies it to the ringer 116 to the mid-bell. Allow ringtones to be output.

However, if the bell alarm method preset by the user is a setting for outputting an original ring tone for processing by the digital multimedia signal processing unit 124, the control unit 100 stores the original ring tone data preset by the user in the memory unit. Load from 202 and apply it to the digital multimedia signal processor. The digital multimedia signal processor 124 reproduces the applied original tone data.

However, if the digital multimedia signal processor 124 is in use as a result of the check, the controller 100 checks the alarm setting currently set. If the bell currently set according to the alarm setting is the original sound ring, the alarm setting does not require processing by the digital multimedia signal processing unit 124, that is, the alarm setting is changed to MIDI or vibration. And the alarm can be output according to the changed alarm method. Here, of course, the midibel or vibration can be selected by the user. And of course, in the case of midibel, the user can designate a specific midibel. To this end, in the present invention, when the output of the original ringtone is requested while the multimedia data is being reproduced, the user can provide a menu for setting a specific MIDI bell or vibration to be output instead of the original ringtone. An example of a screen on which such a menu is displayed will be described with reference to FIG. 2.

Accordingly, in the present invention, when the digital multimedia signal processing unit 124 is in use, that is, even when the digital multimedia signal processing unit 124 is reproducing multimedia data including a digital broadcasting signal, the digital broadcasting output is interrupted. The effect is that the alarm can be provided to the user without.

The memory unit 202 connected to the controller 100 includes a read only memory (ROM), a flash memory, a random access memory (RAM), and the like. The ROM stores a program for processing and controlling the controller 100 and various reference data. The RAM provides a working memory of the controller 100, and the flash memory provides an area for storing various updatable data for storage. In the memory unit 202 according to an embodiment of the present invention, ring tone data for outputting the original sound ring and the midi bell are stored. Here, the original ringtone refers to a bell requiring processing by the digital multimedia signal processing unit 124 as described above. The original ringtone may be encoded in an MMF (Multi Media Format) data format, or an MPEG-2 Advanced Audio Codec (SBR) Spectral Band Replication (SBR) data format (hereinafter referred to as AAC +), which is used as an audio data format for satellite digital broadcasting. Or a digital multimedia data format, such as a data format).

In addition, the midi bell refers to a bell output through the ringer 116 through a combination of various electronic chords as playing the event value created using a midi sound source as a mobile phone-specific chipset as described above. will be. Hereinafter, an area of the memory unit 202 in which the original sound ring data for the output of the original sound ring is stored will be referred to as an original sound storage unit 122, and the memory in which the mid-bell data for the output of the mid-bell is stored. The area of the unit 202 will be referred to as the midibell storage unit 120.

The key input unit 104 includes various keys including numeric keys as described above, and provides the controller 100 with a key input input from a user. The RF unit 108 serves to transmit and receive RF signals for telephone calls and message exchanges with the base station and to receive digital multimedia broadcasting signals. In addition, the signal received from the base station is converted into an IF (Intermediate Frequency) signal and output to the baseband processor 110 connected to the control unit 100 and the IF signal input from the baseband processor 110 as an RF signal. Convert and send. When the user selects to receive the digital broadcast signal, the user receives the digital broadcast signal and outputs it to the connected baseband processor 110.

The baseband processor 110 is a baseband analog ASIC (BBA) that provides an interface between the controller 100 and the RF unit 108. The baseband processor 110 converts a baseband digital signal applied from the controller 100 into an analog IF signal. The signal is converted and applied to the RF unit 108, and the analog IF signal applied from the RF unit 108 is converted into a digital signal of the baseband and applied to the control unit 100. When the user selects reception of a digital broadcast signal, the reception channel is set according to a key input applied from the controller 100. The digital broadcast signal received through the set channel is output to the DMB signal receiver 112.

The DMB signal receiver 112 demultiplexes the received digital broadcast signal. The video data and the audio data of the channel selected by the user are extracted from the demultiplexed digital broadcast signals. The extracted video data and audio data are applied to the controller 100. Then, the control unit 100 applies the video data and the audio data to the digital multimedia signal processing unit 124 to decode and output the digital broadcast signal.

In addition, the voice codec (Coder and Decoder) 114 connected to the controller 100 is connected to the microphone and the speaker through the amplifier 126, and the PCM (Pulse Code Modulation) encoding of the voice signal input from the microphone is performed. The voice data is output to the controller 100, and the PCM decoding of the voice data input from the controller 100 is output to the speaker through the amplifier 126. The amplifier 126 amplifies the voice signal input from the microphone or the voice signal output from the speaker, and adjusts the volume of the speaker and the gain of the microphone according to the control of the controller 100. The ringer 116 receives the MIDI data from the controller 100 and decodes it into an analog audio signal. The decoded analog signal is applied to the amplifier 126 to output the midbell to the speaker connected to the amplifier 126. The vibrator 118 allows vibration to be generated under the control of the controller 100.

2 is a diagram illustrating an example of a screen on which an alarm setting menu is displayed during multimedia playback provided by a digital broadcast receiving terminal according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 2, FIG. 2A is a screen showing a menu for setting an alarm when playing multimedia among specific menus of a digital broadcast receiving terminal according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention. And (b) of Figure 2 is a view showing a menu that can be selected to output the mid-bell instead of the original sound bell or vibration is generated when the original sound bell is output while the multimedia data is playing. And (c) of FIG. 2 is a midi according to the user's selection of a plurality of midibels stored in the midibell storage unit 120, when the user selects a midibel in FIG. The figure shows the menu screen for setting the bell. Therefore, in the case of setting as shown in (a), (b), and (c) of FIG. 2, in the digital broadcast receiving terminal according to the embodiment of the present invention, multimedia data is played while the original sound ring is set to a bell alarm. In the meantime, if the condition of the bell alarm is satisfied, the mid-bell set through the menu screen shown in FIG.

3 is a flowchart illustrating an operation of outputting an alarm when a bell alarm condition is satisfied when a multimedia signal is reproduced according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 3, when the power is input, the controller 100 of the digital broadcasting receiver terminal proceeds to step 300 to determine whether the bell alarm condition is satisfied. Here, the bell alarm condition refers to a case in which the alarm setting is set to a bell alarm as described above, when a call incoming or an SMS message or an MMS message is received, or when the user arrives at a preset time to output an alarm. I speak. The determination of whether the bell alarm condition is satisfied in step 300 will be described in detail with reference to FIG. 4.

If the bell alarm condition is satisfied through the determination in step 300, the controller 100 proceeds to step 302 to determine whether the digital multimedia data is currently being played or not, that is, whether the digital multimedia signal processor 124 is in use. Check if it is not. If the digital multimedia signal processor 124 is not in use in step 302, the controller 100 proceeds to step 312 and outputs a bell alarm according to the currently set bell alarm method. In step 300 again, it is determined whether the bell alarm condition is satisfied.

However, if the digital multimedia signal processing unit 124 is in use in step 302, the controller 100 proceeds to step 304 to determine whether the currently set bell is the original sound ring requiring processing by the digital multimedia signal processing unit 124. Check it. If the currently set bell is not the original sound bell as a result of the check in step 304, the controller 100 proceeds to step 312 and outputs a bell alarm according to the currently set bell alarm method. In step 300 again, it is determined whether the bell alarm condition is satisfied.

On the other hand, if it is determined that the currently set bell is the original ring to be processed by the digital multimedia signal processor 124, the controller 100 proceeds to step 306 and the alarm system preset by the user at the time of multimedia playback is performed. Check if there is any. Here, the alarm method preset by the user refers to an alarm method set by the user through a menu screen as shown in FIG. 2. Therefore, if the user has a preset alarm method, the control unit 100 proceeds to step 308 and changes the alarm method according to the alarm method set by the user and outputs. In this case, the user preset alarm method may be a specific MIDI or vibration. As described above, an operation of the digital broadcast reception terminal controller 100 according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention in which the alarm method is changed and output according to the alarm method preset by the user will be described in detail with reference to FIG. 5.

On the other hand, the user may not have set a specific alarm system in advance. In this case, the controller 100 proceeds to step 310 and outputs an alarm in an alarm method set as a default. Here, the alarm system set as the default may be any one of vibration or a specific MIDI label.

Therefore, in the digital broadcast receiving terminal according to an embodiment of the present invention, while the digital multimedia signal processing unit 124 plays digital multimedia data, a bell alarm such as an original sound ring requiring the processing of the digital multimedia signal processing unit 124 is requested. If so, the bell alarm may be replaced and output through another alarm method such as vibration preset by the user or a specific midibell or another alarm method set as a default. Accordingly, in the present invention, the digital multimedia signal processor does not need to output a bell requiring processing by the digital multimedia signal processor 124. Therefore, in the digital broadcast receiving terminal according to the embodiment of the present invention, even if the alarm setting is set to the output of the original ring requiring the processing of the digital multimedia signal processing unit 124, the reproduction of the digital multimedia data is not stopped. In addition, there is an effect that an alarm can be provided to notify the user that a call is received or a message has been received or a specific time has been reached.

4 is a flowchart illustrating a bell alarm condition determination process for checking whether a bell alarm condition is satisfied according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 4, when the power is input, the control unit 100 of the digital broadcast receiving terminal according to an embodiment of the present invention proceeds to step 400 and checks whether the current alarm method is a bell alarm or not. If the bell alarm is not set, the present invention for changing the bell alarm method ends the operation according to the embodiment.

However, if the bell alarm is set to the current alarm method in step 400, the controller 100 checks whether there is a specific time at which the alarm is set by the user in step 402. If there is a specific time when the alarm is set in step 402, the controller 100 proceeds to step 404 to check the current time, and whether the current checked time matches the specific time when the alarm is set in step 402. Check If the current time coincides with the specific time in step 404, the controller 100 determines that the bell alarm condition is satisfied, and proceeds to step 302 to determine whether digital multimedia data is currently being reproduced, that is, the digital multimedia signal processor ( 124) checks whether it is in use or not.

On the other hand, if there is no specific time when the alarm is set in step 402 or when the current time is not the specific time in step 404, the control unit 100 proceeds to step 406 to receive a call signal, an SMS message or an MMS message. Check whether or not. If the call signal, the SMS message or the MMS message is received in step 406, the controller 100 determines that the bell alarm condition is satisfied, and proceeds to step 302 to determine whether the digital multimedia data is currently being played. It is checked whether the processing unit 124 is in use or not. However, if the call signal, SMS message or MMS message is not received in step 406, the control unit 100 proceeds to step 400 again to check whether the current alarm system is a bell alarm or not.

5 is a flowchart illustrating a process of changing and outputting an alarm according to an alarm method selected by a user when reproducing a multimedia signal according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 5, when there is an alarm system preset by the user in step 306 of FIG. 3, the control unit 100 of the digital broadcast receiving terminal according to an embodiment of the present invention proceeds to step 500. Check whether the method is midibel or vibration. If the alarm method selected by the user is a vibration as a result of the check in step 500, the control unit 100 proceeds to step 506 to generate a vibration using the vibrator 118 to receive a call or receive an SMS message or an MMS message to the user. Or it informs you that it is at a certain time that you set the alarm.

However, if the alarm method selected by the user is the mid-bell, as a result of the check in step 500, the control unit 100 proceeds to step 502 and loads the mid-bell data corresponding to the mid-bell selected by the user. The controller 100 decodes the MIDI data loaded in step 502 using the ringer 116 and then applies it to the amplifier 126 to output the MIDI bell.

While the invention has been shown and described with reference to certain preferred embodiments thereof, it will be understood by those skilled in the art that various changes and modifications may be made without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention. Therefore, the scope of the invention should not be defined by the described embodiments, but should be determined by the equivalent of claims and claims.

Therefore, according to the present invention, when the alarm setting set by the user is an original ring output setting requiring processing of the digital multimedia signal processing unit, even when the digital multimedia signal processing unit is in use, the process of the digital multimedia signal processing unit is currently stopped. Alarms can be provided to the user without the need.

In addition, the present invention, in a mobile communication terminal equipped with one digital multimedia signal processing unit, when the alarm setting set by the user is the original ring tone output setting, it is possible to provide an alarm to the user without stopping the reproduction of the digital broadcast signal. Make sure

Claims (16)

In the digital broadcast receiving terminal having one digital multimedia signal processor, A memory for storing at least one MIDI data for outputting the mid-bell and at least one original bell data for outputting a live-bell which is a bell requiring processing of the digital multimedia signal processor. Wealth, A vibrator for generating vibration, A Ringer for decoding and outputting the MIDI data; When the digital multimedia signal processor is in use, it checks a bell alarm condition, checks the bell type currently set according to whether the bell alarm condition is satisfied, and when the checked bell type is the original sound bell. And a control unit for providing an alarm to a user using any one of a vibration using a vibrator or a midbell output through the ringer. The method of claim 1, wherein the digital broadcast receiving terminal, Apparatus for a ring tone alarm in a digital broadcast receiving terminal, characterized in that the mobile communication terminal having a digital multimedia signal processing unit. The method of claim 2, wherein the bell alarm condition, The alarm method set in the digital broadcast receiving terminal is a ring tone alarm method, and at least one of a call signal, a short messaging service (SMS) message and a multimedia messaging service (MMS) message is received. Device for ring tone alarm in the phone. The method of claim 1, wherein the bell alarm condition, The alarm system set in the digital broadcast receiving terminal is a ringtone alarm system, and the apparatus for the original sound ring alarm in the digital broadcast receiving terminal, characterized in that the current time reaches a predetermined date or a specific time preset by the user. . The method of claim 3 or 4, wherein the control unit, When the alarm system is set to the original ring tone output, when the bell alarm condition is satisfied while the digital multimedia signal processor is in use, the vibration or the midibell may be set to be output instead of the original ring. Apparatus for the original ring alarm in the digital broadcast receiving terminal, characterized in that providing a setting menu. The method of claim 5, wherein the control unit, When the user selects the output of the midibell instead of the original sounding ring, the original sounding alarm is provided in the digital broadcasting receiver terminal, wherein a selection menu for selecting one of the midibel data stored in the memory unit is provided. Device for. In a digital broadcast receiving terminal having one digital multimedia signal processing unit, when the digital multimedia signal processing unit is in use, an alarm is set to the user when an output of an original sound ring requiring processing of the digital multimedia signal processing unit is set as an alarm. In a way to be provided, A bell alarm condition satisfaction determination step of determining whether a bell alarm condition for outputting the alarm is satisfied; A status checking step of checking whether the digital multimedia signal processor is in use or not, when the bell alarm condition is satisfied; An original ring setting determination step of determining whether the currently set alarm method is an output of the original ring when the digital multimedia signal processor is not in use; When the alarm method is an output of the original ringtone, instead of outputting the original ringtone, a mid-bell output using a ringer provided in the digital broadcast receiving terminal or a vibrator provided in the digital broadcast receiving terminal is used. And an alarm providing step of providing an alarm to the user using any one of vibrations. The method of claim 7, wherein the bell alarm condition satisfying step, Determining whether the set alarm method is a bell alarm whether the bell alarm method provides an alarm to a user through a ring tone; An alarm setting step of determining whether an alarm is preset by the user when the alarm method is a bell alarm method; And a condition satisfying step of determining whether a specific time is reached by checking a current time when the preset specific time exists, and determining that the bell alarm condition is satisfied when the current time matches the specific time. Method for the original ring alarm in the digital broadcast receiving terminal. The method of claim 8, wherein the determining whether the alarm is set, If there is no predetermined time, it is determined whether a call signal has been received or whether a Short Messaging Service (SMS) message or a multimedia messaging service (MMS) message has been received, and the call signal or SMS message or MMS message is received. And a satisfaction step of determining that the bell alarm condition is satisfied. The method of claim 8, wherein the condition satisfying step comprises: If the current time and the specific time do not match, it is determined whether a call signal is received or whether a Short Messaging Service (SMS) message or a multimedia messaging service (MMS) message is received, and the call signal or SMS message or MMS is determined. And a satisfaction step of determining that the bell alarm condition is satisfied when a message is received. The method of claim 7, wherein the providing alarm, When the output of the original ringtone is set as the alarm, when the bell alarm condition is satisfied while the digital multimedia signal processor is in use, the user presets one of the vibration or the midbell instead of the original ringtone. A step of checking whether or not there is a user setting to check whether there is an alarm system, And a user setting alarm providing step of providing an alarm according to the alarm method set by the user when the user has a preset alarm method as a result of the user setting check. Method for bell alarm. The method of claim 11, wherein the providing of the user setting alarm comprises: A setting checking step of checking whether the alarm method selected by the user is a midbel output for outputting the midbel or a vibrating output for generating the vibration; And providing an alarm to the user through one of the output or the vibration of a specific midibell selected by the user according to the check result. The method of claim 11, wherein the providing alarm, And a default alarm providing step of providing an alarm to the user in an alarm method set as a default so as to be output instead of the original ring when the user does not have a preset alarm method as a result of the user setting check. For ring tone alarm in digital broadcast receiving terminal. The method of claim 13, wherein the default alarm system, The method for the original sound ring alarm in the digital broadcast receiving terminal, characterized in that the output of any one or at least one of the mid-bells stored in the digital broadcast receiving terminal. The method of claim 7, wherein When the alarm method is set to the original sound ring output, when the bell alarm condition is satisfied while the digital multimedia signal processor is in use, a setting menu may be set to output one of the vibration or the mid-bell instead of the original sound ring. The method for the original ring alarm in the digital broadcast receiving terminal further comprising the step of providing a menu providing. 16. The method of claim 15, If the user selects the output of the midibell instead of the original ringtone in the menu, providing a selection menu for providing a selection menu for selecting any one of the at least one MIDI data stored in the memory unit Method for an original ring alarm in a digital broadcast receiving terminal, characterized in that.

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