KR20050011263A - Method for setting the bell sound according to caller group - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE: A method for setting up bell sounds by caller groups is provided to distinguish caller IDs and caller bell sounds by a local number or telephone exchange number of a specific number band, thereby identifying calls received from all groups. CONSTITUTION: If a terminal starts to operate, a receiver inputs telephone numbers for identifying callers by groups and a microprocessor stores the telephone numbers(201). Different bell sounds are allocated to the stored caller identification groups. Caller group identification service registration is updated in an information center of a mobile communication system or network(203). If a call signal is received through an RF(Radio Frequency) transmitting/receiving part and a base band signal processor(204), the microprocessor judges whether the call signal corresponds to a caller group(205). If not, a general bell sound is outputted and a call receiving number is displayed(206,207). If so, the bell sound allocated to the caller group is outputted and the call receiving number is displayed(208,209).

Description

{Method for setting the bell sound according to caller group}

The present invention relates to a ringer setting method for each caller group of a mobile communication terminal, and more particularly, to allow a caller to distinguish a caller indication and a caller ringtone into a group of a specific number band when receiving a call using the mobile communication terminal. It relates to a ring setting method for each group.

In general, the mobile communication terminal is a method for notifying the user of who the caller is when there is a call from the outside. The mobile terminal outputs a ring tone of the other party or transmits a CID (caller ID) of the mobile communication terminal. There is a method of displaying on the display unit.

In this case, the CID displays the caller's terminal number to the user when the user terminal is a mobile communication terminal that supports CID, and the ringtone of the other party when the terminal number is correctly matched when the mobile communication terminal receives the CID. Only each different ringtone will ring so that the caller knows the caller.

As described above, the method of ringing the caller's display and ringing by the conventional call is possible only when the phone number is correctly matched, but recently, it is difficult to distinguish the caller's display or ringing at the place where the phone number is randomly displayed in an internal exchange such as a company. There is.

Accordingly, the present invention has been proposed to solve the above-described problems, and when the call is received using the mobile terminal, the caller indication and the caller ringtone are displayed in a group such as an area code or a station number of a specific number band. The purpose of the present invention is to provide a method of setting a ring tone for each caller group, which enables tones to be distinguished.

In order to achieve the above object, the present invention provides a method for enabling identification of a caller identification and a caller ringer when a call is received using a mobile communication terminal. Setting and storing a caller group service for identifying an incoming caller by group, assigning different ringtones to the set caller identification group, and assigning different ringtones to the set caller identification group, respectively If the call signal is received and the received call signal is a call signal corresponding to the set caller identification group, and comprises the step of outputting a corresponding ring tone.

The caller identification group includes a service group of a mobile communication terminal, a group used by connecting a plurality of telephones in any one group, such as an area code group, a station number group, a private exchange group, a keyphone group, and the like.

The caller identification group is also applied to a ring tone, and the caller identification group may be set and stored in a receiver's own terminal, or may be set and stored in an information center and a network of a mobile communication system.

If the received call signal is not a call signal corresponding to the set caller identification group, and outputs a normal ring tone,

If the received call signal corresponds to the set caller identification group or does not correspond to the call signal, the corresponding caller indication is displayed on the LCD display.

1 is a block diagram showing an internal operating state of a mobile communication terminal according to an embodiment of a method for setting a ringer for each caller group of the present invention.

2 is a flowchart illustrating an overall operation flow according to a method for setting a ringer for each caller group, which is an embodiment of the present invention.

Hereinafter, exemplary embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

1 is a block diagram showing an internal operation state of a mobile communication terminal according to an embodiment of a method for setting a ringer for each caller group according to the present invention. Referring to this, the configuration and operation of a mobile communication terminal according to the present invention will be described. Explain.

The microprocessor 110 controls the overall operation according to the ringer setting for each sender group of the present invention, and has a ROM for storing a predetermined operation program, and the data storage unit 190 includes the microprocessor 110. RAM for temporarily storing the data generated during the operation of the program and the data related to the ringer setting control for each caller group.

The audio unit 110 receives the voice data related to the ringer setting for each caller group from the microprocessor 110 and amplifies the voice data and converts the voice data into a mechanical audio signal that can be heard by the user.

The RF transceiver 150 converts an RF signal including voice data and image data from a transceiver end of a terminal into a radio signal and transmits the signal to a base station through an antenna, while receiving an RF signal from the base station and receiving an intermediate frequency (IF). The signal is converted into a signal and transmitted to the microprocessor 110.

The key input unit 130 includes both a key provided on the side of the terminal and a plurality of numeric keys and function keys provided on the keypad, and transmits key data about the keys to the microprocessor 110, and a caller group. When setting or inputting a star ringtone, it is input through the key input unit 130.

The LCD display unit 140 receives and displays the display data for the key data input from the key input unit 130 from the microprocessor 110, and displays the area code or the station number of the corresponding group when receiving a call for each caller group. It displays the operation status and time of the mobile communication terminal.

The baseband signal processor 160 converts the intermediate frequency signal input from the RF transceiver 150 into a baseband signal, and converts the predetermined baseband signal into an intermediate frequency signal.

2 is a flowchart showing the overall operation flow according to the ringer setting method for each caller group according to an embodiment of the present invention.

When the operation is started in FIG. 2, the terminal receiver inputs a phone number for identifying a caller who makes a call to each group, and stores the input phone number in the data storage unit 290 through the microprocessor 110. 201 is made.

The caller identification group input in the present invention may be a service group of a mobile communication terminal, an area code group of the whole country, or a station number group. In addition, a plurality of telephones may be connected in any one group such as a private exchange group or a keyphone group. All groups are used together.

The service group of the mobile communication terminal is a group such as LG 019, SK 011, KTF 016, etc. The area code group is a group of regions such as Seoul 02, Gyeonggi 031, Gangwon 033, Gwangju 062, and Gyeongnam 055.

The station numbers are 569 stations in Gangnam-gu, 777 stations in Jung-gu, 900 stations in Nowon-gu, 3465, 3471, etc., and the private exchange group is 082143, 080243, 008243 and the like.

When storing the number of the counterpart for each group, unlike the existing shortcut number storage, only a part of the number group may be stored.

For example, if the phone number is 031-082143-xxxx, only 031-082143 is stored.

In the above, the existing correct telephone number may be stored as it is, since most telephone numbers distributed by private exchanges do not overlap with existing numbers because the station number is long.

In addition to the caller identification for each group, ring tones are also stored separately in the same group.

In the caller identification program and the ring tone program, the above group of numbers is processed to be recognized as the same group of numbers regardless of the backseat.

After storing, the caller ID and ring tone of each group can be distinguished by any number after the number 031-008243-xxxx.

The service storage 201 may be set in the receiver's own terminal or in the information center and network of the mobile communication system.

The contents of the service storage 201 may be divided into groups of callers who call the recipients themselves, or may be targeted only to a group of the other callers registered in the recipients' phonebook list.

When the service storage 201 is set in the receiver's own terminal, a specific key in the key input unit 130 of the terminal may be assigned and activated, or may be set by activating a setting mode for each group on the menu of the terminal. .

The service is set up and stored 201 and then a different ring tone is assigned to each group (202).

The caller identification group assigns a plurality of ring tones to a service first group of a mobile communication terminal, assigns a plurality of tones to an area code second group of the nation, and assigns a plurality of tones to a station number third group.

That is, different ringtones are allocated to LG 019 of the first group, such as the first ring tone, the second ring tone SK 011, and the third ring tone KTF 016.

Likewise, different ringtones are allocated to the second group, such as the tenth ringtone in Seoul 02, the eleventh ringtone in Game 013, and the first ringtone in Busan 051.

The remaining groups also assign different ringtones as described above.

In addition to the above, a plurality of ringtones are assigned to a fourth group such as a private exchanger, a plurality of ringtones are assigned to a fifth group of key phones, and a group of connecting and using a plurality of phones in any one group is different for each ringtone. Assign by specifying

When the service storage 201 and the ring tone assignment 202 are set in the information center or the network of the mobile communication system, the caller group identification service registration is updated 203 in the information center or the network of the mobile communication system.

After the caller identification service registration is updated 203 and a call signal is received 204 from any sender group through the RF transceiver 150 and the baseband signal processor 160, the microprocessor 110 sends a caller group. In operation 205, it is determined whether the call signal corresponds to the call signal.

If it is determined that the call signal corresponding to the caller group is not displayed, the general ring tone is output (206) through the audio unit 145, and then the call reception number is displayed (207) on the LCD display unit 140 and the operation ends. do.

As a result of the determination (205), if the call signal corresponding to the caller group is output 208 through the audio unit 145, the corresponding ring tone assigned to the group where the call is received, and then the call reception number of the group is displayed on the LCD display unit 140. After display 209, the operation ends.

The ringer output 208 of the caller identification group outputs a first ringtone to a service group of a mobile communication terminal, a second ringtone to an area code group of the country, and a third ringtone to a station number group. .

That is, different ringtones are output, such as the first ringtone for LG 019, the second ringtone for SK 011, and the third ringtone for KTF 016.

Similarly, different ringtones are output, such as the tenth ringtone in Seoul 02, the eleventh ringtone in Game 013, and the first ringtone in Busan 051.

The remaining groups also output different ringtones as described above.

In addition to the above, a fourth ringtone is output to a group such as a private exchanger, a fifth ringtone is output to a keyphone group, and a group that connects a plurality of telephones in any one group and jointly uses them all outputs different ringtones. do.

As described in detail above, the present invention enables all the caller marks and ring tones to be distinguished from the caller marks and the ringtones by a group such as area code or station number of a specific number band when receiving a call using a mobile communication terminal. Provides a useful effect of identifying incoming calls from groups.

Claims (6)

In a method for enabling the identification of the caller identification and the distinction of the caller ringer when receiving a call using a mobile communication terminal, Setting and storing a caller group service for identifying, by group, a caller who makes a call to the terminal when the operation of the terminal starts; Assigning different ring to each of the set caller identification group; And when a call signal is received in a state in which different ring tones are assigned to the set caller identification group, and the received call signal is a call signal corresponding to the set caller identification group. How to set the ringer for each caller group. The method according to claim 1, The caller identification group includes a service group of a mobile communication terminal, a group used by connecting a plurality of telephones jointly in any one group, such as an area code group, a station number group, a private exchange group, a keyphone group, and the like. How to set the ringtone for each caller group. The method according to claim 1 or 2, And the caller identification group is applied to a ring tone. The method according to claim 1 or 2, The caller identification group may be set and stored in the receiver's own terminal, and may be set and stored in the information center and network of the mobile communication system. The method according to claim 1, And if the received call signal is not a call signal corresponding to the set caller identification group, outputting a normal ring tone. The method according to claim 1 or 5, And if the received call signal corresponds to a set caller identification group or does not correspond to a call signal, a corresponding caller indication is displayed on an LCD display unit.