KR200289579Y1 - Supplementary Keybuttons Installation Using Blank Space Between the Neumeric Keybuttons in Small Keypad and Letter Array System - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention is a numeric key of a mobile phone keypad consisting of a conventional three-row, four-row, 12-key button, an additional auxiliary key button to significantly reduce the inconvenience caused by the miniaturization of the keypad and the number of limited key buttons ( 2) is related to the installation and character arrangement system, conventionally, because two or more characters are normally arranged in one numeric key, the remaining characters except for the first character indicated in the front of the characters on the key button If you want to input it, you have to repeatedly search for it at least 2-3 times, and if you want to input the letters located on the same key consecutively, you have to wait for a certain time before you can input it. there was.

To solve this problem, 6 auxiliary key buttons are newly formed by making full use of the space between the numeric key buttons of the existing keypad, and the existing characters are distributed to the additional key buttons, or special symbols or By placing the symbols, you can enter the characters more easily and quickly without having to repeatedly press the key button several times to input the desired character or wait for a certain time to input the same character repeatedly. In the case of the most commonly used English alphabet, the existing character arrangement position is utilized as it is, so that existing users as well as new users can recognize or know the position of the character very easily. Margins diagonally rather than up, down, left, or right between buttons By additionally arranging additional auxiliary key buttons using spaces, it is possible to install additional auxiliary key buttons using the numeric key button margin of the mobile phone keypad, which minimizes the occurrence of character input errors by adjacent keys. It is about.

Description

Supplementary Keybuttons Installation Using Blank Space Between the Neumeric Keybuttons in Small Keypad and Letter Array System}

The present invention is a numeric key of a mobile phone keypad consisting of a conventional three-row, four-row, 12-key button, an additional auxiliary key button to significantly reduce the inconvenience caused by the miniaturization of the keypad and the number of limited key buttons ( 2) is related to the installation and character arrangement system, conventionally, because two or more characters are normally arranged in one numeric key, the remaining characters except for the first character indicated in the front of the characters on the key button If you want to input it, you have to repeatedly search for it at least 2-3 times, and if you want to input the letters located on the same key consecutively, you have to wait for a certain time before you can input it. there was.

To solve this problem, 6 auxiliary key buttons are newly formed by making full use of the space between the numeric key buttons of the existing keypad, and the existing characters are distributed to the additional key buttons, or special symbols or By placing the symbols, you can enter the characters more easily and quickly without having to repeatedly press the key button several times to input the desired character or wait for a certain time to input the same character repeatedly. In the case of the most commonly used English alphabets, the existing character arrangement position is utilized as it is, so that existing users as well as new users can recognize or know the position of the characters very easily. Margins diagonally rather than up, down, left, or right between buttons By placing additional key buttons by using space, it is possible to minimize the occurrence of character input error by adjacent keys.

1 is an exemplary view in which auxiliary key buttons are installed in addition to the space between numeric key buttons.

2 is an exemplary diagram in which a special symbol or a sign is placed on a newly added auxiliary key button

Figure 3 selects the main representative vowels among the English alphabet in the existing numeric key button

Also, the example placed on the neighboring additional auxiliary key button

Figure 4 selects the main representative vowels among the English alphabet in the existing numeric key buttons

To the neighboring additional auxiliary keybutton,

An example of putting two together and dividing them equally on the existing primary key

5 is an exemplary diagram in which 6 basic short vowels among Korean alphabets are arranged on additional auxiliary key buttons

6 is a consonant of the Korean alphabet is placed on the left key button of the keypad and the basic short vowel

Example of arrangement on the right key button of the keypad

7 is a reference diagram of a mobile phone equipped with a keypad with an additional auxiliary key button installed

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1. Primary numeric key button 2. Additional auxiliary key button

In the numeric keypad of a mobile phone keypad consisting of the usual three-column, four-row and twelve-key buttons, six small additional aids are provided in the margin space on the diagonal, not the top, bottom, left, or right sides of the circular or oval basic numeric keybuttons (1). The key button 2 is newly formed, and the additional key buttons are distributed with some characters in the existing numeric key buttons, or specially placed special symbols or symbols necessary for the input of the desired characters. It is designed to input characters more easily and quickly without pressing button repeatedly or waiting for a certain time to input same character repeatedly.

Hereinafter, described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

As shown in FIG. 1, six small margin spaces are formed at the diagonal positions between the existing general circular or elliptic basic numeric keybuttons 1, where a small additional auxiliary key button 2 ) By forming a new letter so that specific characters can be placed separately, and six key buttons can be additionally secured without expanding the main unit to secure a separate keypad space. By the additional auxiliary key button (2) is located on the diagonal rather than up, down, left, and right, it is possible to minimize the possible character input error by the adjacent key,

FIG. 2 is an exemplary diagram in which a separate special symbol or sign is placed on the additional auxiliary key button 2 in addition to the character used in the existing key button. In particular, a special language necessary for displaying a native language in a country using the English alphabet as a second foreign language is shown. By placing phonetic symbols or symbols, or by placing special symbols or characters that are frequently used for emoticons that are expressed in pictures using special symbols or characters, faster and more convenient character input can be performed directly without using function switch keys. You can,

Fig. 3 shows the main representative vowels “A”, “E”, “I”, and “O” among the English alphabets arranged on the existing basic numeric key button 1 in the mother tongue or a country where the English alphabet is preferentially used. '', `` U '' and `` Y '' are selected and placed in the six additional auxiliary key buttons 2 adjacent to each other, as well as Japan, China, etc. If you need to use the English alphabet to call out and select the native language character, the additional auxiliary key newly formed at the center of the keypad by selecting only the vowels that are used very often among the letters placed on the existing numeric keys. By arranging the buttons (2) separately and individually, it is possible to input a collection of alphabets which are frequently used in common notation of most languages of the world. You can easily and quickly enter the desired character with just one push without having to press the key button several times. And the rest of the alphabet consonants are placed as they were at the existing number key button position. New users can easily recognize or know the location of text.

FIG. 4 is arranged separately from the additional auxiliary key buttons 2 adjacent to the six main alphabet vowels of the 26 alphabetic alphabets in sequence, and the remaining 20 alphabetic consonants are equally grouped in order of two to 10 existing numeric key buttons. This is an example of dividing and arranging. It is very easy to recognize characters compared to the existing key button which has at least 2-3 letters on one numeric key, and repeatedly press the key button several times or You don't have to wait for a certain amount of time to duplicate a letter, but just one or two taps to complete it faster.

5 is a pair of basic short vowels "ㅏ", "ㅓ", "ㅗ", and "TT" among the 24 basic Korean alphabets and paired together with the double vowels "ㅑ", "ㅕ", "ㅛ", and "ㅠ", respectively. , 'ㅡ' and 'ㅣ' are separately placed on 6 additional auxiliary key buttons (2), and the consonant consonants 'ㅋ', 'ㅌ', 'ㅍ' and 'ㅊ' among 14 terminal sounds 예시, ㄷ, ㅂ, ㅈ 짝 paired with each other, and the remaining consonants are arranged separately divided by the existing 10 number keys, keypads mainly used in the middle letters By placing it on the newly formed additional auxiliary key button 2 at the center position of the character, it is very easy to recognize and understand the letters, and the consonants of which the frequency of use is relatively high are 'b', 'ㄹ', 'ㅅ', ' ㅇ ”, etc. are placed separately, so that the same character can be entered as the first initial after the base. Conventionally, it is inconvenient to wait for a certain time or press the skip button and then select the same character again and input the same character. In this case, the same character can be continuously inputted immediately without a single press. Can and

6 is an exemplary diagram in which the consonant group of the Hangul Jamo group is disposed on the left key button of the keypad and the vowel group is divided into the right key button of the keypad. ) Is placed on the left and right sides of the keypad is installed in order in order to make the character recognition and understanding much easier than the existing keypad,

7 is a reference diagram of a mobile phone equipped with a keypad in which six auxiliary key buttons 2 are additionally installed.

By dividing the necessary characters into several key buttons and distributing them individually or within a maximum of two, the character input speed is much faster than the existing key buttons in which 2-3 letters are duplicated on one key. Even if you need to repeatedly type, it is possible to input duplicated consecutively without any delay. Especially in the case of English alphabet, the existing character array position is kept as it is, and only the basic representative vowel or special characters are screened out and additional auxiliary key buttons ( 2) by placing them separately, the existing users as well as new users can recognize or know the position of the characters very easily. Also, in the case of Korean, the basic six vowels are centered on the center or right side of the keypad. Because it can be arranged neatly, it is very easy to recognize and understand the position of characters, Therefore, the consonants with a relatively high frequency of use can be arranged alone, which has the effect of quickly and conveniently entering characters.

In addition, by arranging the additional auxiliary key buttons 2 by utilizing the marginal space in the diagonal direction rather than the top, bottom, left and right between the existing key buttons, the miniaturization of the main body device is maintained without additionally expanding the existing keypad space. In addition, it has the advantage of minimizing the occurrence of character input error by adjacent keys.

Claims (5)

In the numeric key button of the existing three-row, four-row, twelve-digital keypad, six small additional auxiliary key buttons (2) in the margin space of the center position on the diagonal rather than up, down, left, and right between the basic number key buttons (1) By forming a new form and distributing 2-3 letters existing in the existing key buttons or separate special symbols and functions in the additional auxiliary key button 2, the desired letters or special functions are distributed. Additional auxiliary key button installation and character arrangement system utilizing the numeric key margins of a mobile phone keypad configured for easier and faster input. The method according to claim 1, wherein six additional auxiliary key buttons (2) newly formed are arranged with separate special phonetic symbols, codes, or special function roles, without using a separate function switching key when using special symbols or characters. Additional auxiliary key button installation and character arrangement system utilizing the numeric key margins of a mobile phone keypad configured for faster and more convenient character entry directly. 2. The newly formed six additional auxiliary key buttons (2) according to claim 1, which are the main representative vowels among the English alphabets arranged on the existing numeric keys "A", "E", "I", "O", By selecting only "U" and "Y" and placing them separately, the English alphabet consonants except for the six alphabet vowels are normally placed and placed in the same position as the numeric key. Additional auxiliary key button installation and character arrangement system utilizing the numeric key margin of the mobile phone keypad, which makes inputting more convenient and faster and allows existing users to easily recognize and know the position of characters. 4. The sixth alphabet vowel according to claim 3 except for "A", "E", "I", "O", "U", and "Y", which are arranged solely on six newly formed additional auxiliary key buttons (2). The remaining 20 alphabetic consonants are equally divided into two in alphabetical order, and placed in the same number keys as most commonly used in the existing 10 numeric keys. Additional auxiliary key button installation and character arrangement system utilizing the numeric key margin of the mobile phone keypad, which is convenient and quick to perform, and is easy and convenient for new users as well as existing users. The method of claim 1, wherein the six additional auxiliary key buttons (2) formed are arranged with six basic Korean vowels "ㅏ", "ㅓ", "ㅗ", "TT" and "-" and "ㅣ". , Double vowel 'ㅑ', 'ㅕ', 'ㅛ', 'ㅠ' press '키', 'ㅓ', 'ㅗ', 'TT' key two times in succession for display input. In the existing number keys, four consonant consonants `` ㅋ '', `` ㅌ '', '' '' and `` '' are paired with similar consonants `` '', `` '', `` '' and `` ''. Placed on the numeric keys, each key button is pressed twice to display the desired character. The remaining consonants "b", "ㄹ", "ㅁ", "ㅅ", "ㅇ", "ㅎ" The six are arranged in order by dividing the remaining six number keys alone, so that the consonant key button and the vowel key button are clearly separated to recognize and understand the position of the character to be input. It is very easy to use, and additional auxiliary key button installation and character arrangement system utilizing the numeric key margin of the mobile phone keypad is configured to reduce the number of duplicate presses and to input the desired character more conveniently and quickly.