KR960001510B1 - Korean help word display method of facsimile - Google Patents

Abstract

setting a simple korean letter code corresponding to a helping function; converting a simple korean letter font into a korean letter font by combining the simple korean letter code; and displaying a helper for the korean letter by print-processing the korean font for print.

Description

How to Display Korean Help for Faxes

1 is a block diagram of a facsimile.

2 is a flow chart for carrying out the present invention.

3 is a view showing an example of a simple Hangul font stored in the corresponding ROM region of the memory unit 20 in the present invention.

4 is a view showing that the data (a type Hangul font and b type Hangul font) of (a), (b), (c) and (d) of FIG.

5 is a diagram illustrating an example of an output list printed in Korean.

* Explanation of symbols for main parts of the drawings

10: central processing unit 20: memory unit

30: OPE 40: scanner

50: modem 60: NCU

70: printer 80: sensor

The present invention relates to a method of displaying a facsimile system, and more particularly, to a method of displaying a facsimile help function in Korean.

In general, a facsimile is a device for transmitting image information connected to a telephone line and performing modem communication. The facsimile as described above is currently being added to a variety of functions, the procedure for operating the facsimile is a very complicated trend. Therefore, if you are not an experienced operator, you will buy expensive facsimile equipment and use only simple functions.

To prevent this, the facsimile is equipped with a help function that indicates the procedure for performing each function. In this case, conventionally, there is a request for help for an arbitrary function, and the facsimile reads the corresponding print code, converts it into bits for printing, and outputs these print bits to a printer to perform printing.

However, the conventional help function as described above is implemented in ASCII code (America Standard Code for Integral Information), so the printing itself is displayed in English. That is, the ASCII code (consisting of 7 bits) cannot be processed in Korean, so the help display can only be performed in English. This is because the Hangul implementation is difficult because of the vastness of the Hangul code in order to display various states of the system in Korean.

Accordingly, an object of the present invention is to provide a method in which a facsimile system has Korean encoding information and a help corresponding to a corresponding function when displaying a help can be displayed by setting a Hangul code.

Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.

1 is a configuration diagram of a facsimile system, which comprises a central processing unit 10 which processes the overall operation of the facsimile system by a program, a ROM and a RAM, and a ROM stores the operation and control program of the facsimile system. Protocol data and text data are stored. The RAM comprises a memory 20 for temporarily storing data generated during program execution, a key input unit and a display unit, and the key input unit is configured to perform various operations of the system. It has a plurality of keys for generating key data for designation and outputs the corresponding information to the CPU 10 when key data or a key command is generated, and the display unit operates the system under the control of the CPU 10. OPE (Operating Pannel) 30 performing the function of displaying the status and situation, and under the control of the CPU 10 A scanner 40 which scans the received document and converts it into digital image data, and converts and outputs the digital image data to be transmitted under the control of the central processing unit 10 into an analog image signal of a transmission level. Modem 50 for converting the received analog image signal into digital image data, and connected between the modem 50 and the telephone line, and the communication system and the communication loop through the telephone line under the control of the central processing unit 10 A network control unit (NCU) 60 for forming a signal and interfacing a signal, a printer 70 for receiving and printing print data under the control of the central processing unit 10, and sensing the remaining amount of recording paper to perform the central processing. It consists of a sensor 80 that outputs to the device 10.

In this case, the ROM of the memory unit 20 stores Korean information encoded for carrying out the present invention. In this case, the Hangul encoding information stored in the ROM is not stored by encoding the entire Hangul characters, but by adding a Hangul code so that a part of the ASCII code can be expressed in Hangul, a type, b type, and c type Hangul. Use code Here, the a-type Hangul code becomes half of the front half of the horizontal crosshair, the b-type Hangul code becomes half of the back of the horizontal crosshair, and the c-type Hangul code becomes one Korean character. Since the definition of Hangul is not right, add a, b, and c notation to the head of Hangul so that it can be compiled and read the image. The coded characters are stored in the memory unit 20, and the corresponding image data is read from the memory map.

2 is a flowchart for performing a Hangul help display function according to the present invention, a process of setting a Hangul code corresponding to a corresponding help when receiving a help display command, converting the set Hangul combination into print data for printing; A process of displaying the Hangul Help by printing the print data is performed.

The present invention will be described in detail with reference to the flowchart of FIG. 2 based on the above-described configuration of FIG.

In general, the facsimile system uses ASCII code, which is computer code, which makes Korean characters difficult.

The ASSCII code is a standard code system that represents characters inside a computer and consists of 7 bits. Therefore, in order to indicate the Korean language to be achieved in the present invention in the facsimile, the numbers and the English letters use ASSCII codes as they are, and the Korean letters use simple Korean fonts that are manufactured separately from the ASSCII codes. Hangul can be displayed in this way because the facsimile is an image transmission device, not a transmission device. The Hangul code at this time becomes the code information that can be processed only on its own, not for total loss.

In the present invention, a-type, b-type, and c-type Korean code is used as the simplified Korean code. In addition, a simple Hangul font corresponding to each of the simple Hangul codes is used, wherein the a-type Hangul font is the font corresponding to the first half of the horizontal cross of one Hangul character, and the b-type Hangul font is a horizontal crosshair. The second half of the font is used, and the c-type Hangul font is a full font corresponding to 1 character of Hangul). The simple Hangul font as described above is stored in the ROM of the memory unit 20.

3 is a diagram illustrating an example of a simple Hangul font stored in a corresponding ROM region of the memory unit 20. One Hangul font is composed of 16 bytes (8 bits x 16). In FIG. 3, when the Hangul fonts (a) and (b) are combined, one letter is called 'Sul', where (a) is a type Hangul font and (b) is a type B Hangul font. Similarly, in Fig. 3, the combination of the Korean fonts (c) and (d) results in a single character, 'jeong', where (c) is a type Hangul font and (d) is a type B font.

In this case, it should be noted that other simple Korean fonts are stored in the ROM of the memory unit 20 in addition to the simple Korean fonts as in the above example.

As described above, the address for accessing the simplified Hangul font (AOH, A1H, A2H, A3H in FIG. 3) becomes the simplified Hangul code. Therefore, the simple Hangul code assigned to the ROM in the memory unit 20 is stored in areas corresponding to the simple Hangul code, respectively.

In order to display the HELP LIST for the Korean language as described above, the Korean language should be encoded and a font should be created to enable the Korean language processing. Therefore, first, the simple Hangul code to specify the simple Hangul font from $ 60 to $ FF in ASCII code for Hangul encoding.

Simple Hangul code programming consists of a degree, b degree, help, help, a word, b word, ...... a theory, b tablet, a tablet, ... Compile the same example.

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In order to enable the Hangul processing by the simple Hangul code, the central processing unit 10 has a simple Hangul font in the corresponding ROM region of the simple memory unit 20 as described above (as shown in FIG. 3). Save it. At this time, the simple Korean font is composed of a c-type Korean font composed of one character and a-type and b-type Korean font composed of two Korean characters as described above. Therefore, various Hangul characters may be generated by combining the simple Hangul code, and the Hangul font uses a simplified circular font that fonts only the characters necessary for display.

Therefore, the facsimile operator generates a key command for the corresponding help function through the key input unit of the OPE 30 when the help display for the specific function of the facsimile is required. When the CPU 10 receives a key command from the OPE 30, the CPU 10 recognizes that the display command has been received in step 201, and determines whether the corresponding display command is a command for displaying the Korean help in step 202. Check it. In this case, if the function is not displayed in Korean, the flow proceeds to step 206 to display the corresponding function in English. At this time, even if the display function is not specified in Korean, the display may be displayed in English.

However, if a Hangul help display command is received in step 202, the Hangul code corresponding to the corresponding helper is accessed to the memory unit 20 in step 203. At this time, the Hangul code stored in the ROM of the memory unit 20 becomes a simple Hangul code.

If the Korean help display command is for the report function and the report number is for the set point list, the Hangul code will be the address where the simple Hangul font of words containing the corresponding set point list is stored. Since the Hangul code read from the ROM of the memory unit 20 is a simple Hangul code, in step 204, the Hangul code read and the like are combined to be converted into a Hangul code of the printed form. This is done by first reading the type a Hangul code and then the type b Hangul code. Referring to (a) and (b) of FIG. 3, the CPU 10 reads the memory area corresponding to the Hangul code AOH (a) of FIG. 3 first and then corresponds to the Hangul code A1H. You can read the memory area (b in Figure 3). The data read is temporarily stored in a predetermined buffer for printing.

Thereafter, the central processing unit 10 controls the printer 70 in step 205 to print the corresponding help. Referring to FIG. 3, the operation of the central processing unit 10 controls the printer 70 to print the '1' portion of the data of FIG. 3 in black and the '0' portion to the white print. To control.

FIG. 4 is a diagram showing that the data of (a) (b) and (c) (d) of FIG. 3 is printed with one letter of Hangul in combination of (a type Hangul font and b type Hangul font).

5 is a diagram illustrating an example of an output list printed in Korean.

The Korean help display function of the facsimile is as shown in Table 1 below.

[Help]

1. Dial method

[On] (OR handset) + manual dial

[One Touch 1 to 5] One Touch Phone Number Dial (No Document)

[One Touch 1 to 5] One Touch Phone Number Dial (Document Type)

[Speed] + [01-10] Speed Dial

2. Phone number setting

[Function Selection] + [One Touch 1 to 5] + [0] + Phone Number + [YES] + (Name) + [YES] One Touch Phone Number Setting

[Function Selection] + [One Touch 1 to 5] + [1] + Fax Number + [YES] + (Name) + [YES] One Touch Fax Number Setting

[Function Selection] + [Remote Speed] + [01 ~ 10] + Phone Number + [YES] + (Name) + [YES] Speed Dial Number Setting

3. Delete your phone number

[Function Selection] + [One Touch 1 ~ 5] + [0] + [YES] Delete One Touch Phone Number

[Function Selection] + [One Touch 1 to 5] + [1] + [YES] Delete One Touch Fax Number

[Select Function] + [Shortcut] + [01-10] + [YES] Delete Speed Dial Number

4. Set / Delete Self Number

[Function Selection] + [1] + My Phone Number + [YES] + (My Name) + [YES] Set My Number

[Function Selection] + [1] + [YES] Magnetic Number

5. Report

[Function Selection] + [2] + [Report Number] + [YES]

Report Number Report

0 dial list

1 Set Value List

2 Send report

3 Reception Report

6. Setpoint setting

[Function Selection] + [3] + Code + Value + [YES]

Code Function Default Value

00 Magnetic Number 1 0: NO 1: YES

01 Report 0 0: NO 1: YES

02 Number of rings 2 1: 1 to 7: 7 times

※ Help: [Function Selection] + [Start]

As described above, the facsimile can express various functions in Korean so that the user can effectively perform a desired function regardless of the user's skill. Also, since the Korean Hangul code of the product is executed, a simple Hangul code can be used. Hangul display function can be performed.

Claims (3)

What is claimed is: 1. A method of displaying a facsimile having a memory for storing a simplified Hangul font in a region corresponding to a simplified Hangul code, the method comprising: setting the simplified Hangul code corresponding to a corresponding help function upon receiving a help display command; A combination of a simplified Hangul font corresponding to the set Hangul Hangul code to convert to a Hangul font for printing, and a process of displaying a Hangul Help by printing the print Hangul font and displaying a Hangul Help How to get help. The font type of claim 1, wherein the simplified type Hangul font is a type 1 Hangul font that stores a font about one half of a Hangul character and a second type stores a font about one half of a Hangul character. A method for displaying Korean help of a facsimile, characterized by consisting of a Korean font and a type 3 Korean font storing a font for one Korean character. The method of claim 2, wherein the simplified Korean font fonts only Korean characters necessary for displaying the help.