WO1997014244A1 - Systeme de transmission d'information et terminal portable - Google Patents
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- Patent application title Information providing device and portable communication terminal
- the present invention relates to an information providing device that provides information using a wireless communication network and a portable communication terminal that receives the information.
- the communication terminal 122 is connected to the wireless communication network 120 via the transmission / reception antenna 122 A of the communication terminal 122 and the transmission / reception antenna 122 OA of the wireless communication network 120.
- the wireless communication network 120 is a communication network managed by a wireless communication carrier, and is a public communication network such as a telephone line network, a bucket network, and an ISDN (Integrated Services Digital Network) N leased line. It is connected to the.
- the server 123 is a computer of a computer communication company connected to the public communication network 122.
- the server 123 is a server that performs communication processing and data transfer processing in response to access from a user using the communication terminal 122, and includes a database 123 in which service information is stored. .
- the communication terminal 122 is configured so that the user can carry the mobile terminal, and is a combination of a portable computer 122C and a portable telephone 122B capable of performing communication processing.
- the communication terminal 1 2 2 uses a special communication protocol for data transfer between the talker 1 2 2 B and the wireless communication network 120, and the server 1 2 3 and the communication terminal 1 2 No data conversion is performed between the portable computer 1 and 2 2C.
- the access from the portable computer 122 C of the communication terminal 122 to the server 123 is generally performed by using “Terminal Application Software” or “Viwer”, or “Terminal Software”. This is performed using a software called “computer communication”.
- the carrier that provides the wireless communication network 120 is also the administrator of the server 123, the server 123 and the database 123 DB are directly connected to the wireless communication network 120.
- the communication terminal 122 is a single mobile phone, and the telecommunications carrier provides the server 123 with a voice mail service for distributing digitized voice data and talks in advance. It provides services such as a call transfer service that transfers calls to other registered phone numbers. A user who owns the portable communication terminal 122 can receive the provision of these services by registering with the communication carrier managing the wireless communication network 120.
- the portable communication terminal is a combination of a portable computer and a portable telephone, it is inconvenient to carry the portable communication terminal.
- the server When communicating with the server, it is necessary to operate both the portable computer and the portable compactor.
- a large number of keys are provided on a portable computer, and these keys are configured to be used for general purpose to operate the portable computer. There is no indication of assignment. Therefore, the operability of the user is deteriorated.
- the portable communication terminal is a combination of a portable computer and a portable telephone
- the portable computer is provided with a dedicated software for the computer communication. If you do not install, you will not be able to communicate with the server and get information from the database.
- the portable communication terminal when the portable communication terminal is a single portable telephone unit, it does not have a function of decoding image information from outside or a function of processing image information. Image information cannot be obtained and displayed.
- the portable communication terminal in an information providing apparatus having a portable communication terminal connectable to a wireless communication network, the portable communication terminal has a small size, excellent portability, good operability, and Accordingly, it is possible to obtain multimedia information from a server connected to a wireless communication network or an external information communication network, and output the obtained multimedia information to the human-machine interface means, and Even if the terminal software, viewer, etc. are not installed on the mobile communication terminal, the mobile communication terminal can access the server connected to the external information communication network and access the server from the server. Multimedia information can be acquired, and the acquired multimedia information can be used according to the output capability of the human-machine interface use means.
- the purpose of the present invention is to provide an information providing device and a portable communication terminal that can be processed or converted and then output to human-machine interface means.
- the present invention relates to a packing communication means for accessing a server or a database connected to a portable telephone system network and receiving multimedia information from the server or the database, and a multimedia communication from the talking communication means.
- a portable communication terminal equipped with a human-machine interface for receiving media information, a database storing multimedia information, and a server connected to an external information communication network.
- External communication processing means for receiving the multimedia information from the server, data processing means for processing or converting the multimedia information from the external communication processing means, and external communication processing means or data processing.
- the above object is achieved by an information providing apparatus having a portable communication terminal server having a transfer means for transferring multimedia information from the means to a portable communication terminal via a portable telephone system network. .
- the communication means accesses a server or a database connected to the mobile phone system network, receives multimedia information from the server or the database, and receives the multimedia information. Provide media information to human-machine interface means.
- the external communication processing means accesses a server connected to the external information communication network, receives the multimedia information from the server, and executes the data processing means. Processes or converts the received multimedia information.
- the transfer means transfers the multimedia information from the external communication processing means or the data processing means to the portable communication terminal via the portable telephone system network, thereby achieving the above object.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing an information providing apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram illustrating a configuration example of a portable communication terminal of the information providing apparatus according to the embodiment.
- FIG. 3 is a block diagram illustrating a configuration example of a portable communication terminal server (PHS server) of the information providing device IE according to the embodiment.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a display of the portable communication terminal of the information providing apparatus according to the embodiment.
- FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram illustrating a display of a portable communication terminal of the information providing apparatus according to the embodiment.
- FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram illustrating a display of a portable communication terminal of the information providing apparatus according to the embodiment.
- FIG. 7 is a diagram showing a data processing method of the data processing means.
- Figure 8 shows the data processing method of the data processing means.
- FIG. 9 is a schematic diagram illustrating a data processing method of the data processing means.
- FIG. 10 is a schematic diagram showing a data processing method of the data processing means.
- FIG. 11 is a schematic diagram showing a data processing method of the data processing means.
- FIG. 12 is a sequence diagram showing processing of the portable communication terminal and the PHS server.
- Fig. 13 is a sequence diagram showing the processing between the portable communication terminal and the Internet server.
- Fig. 14 is the transmission diagram used between the portable communication terminal and the Internet server.
- FIG. 4 is a format diagram showing a header of a protocol.
- FIG. 15 is a sequence diagram showing a link process between the portable communication terminal and the F ⁇ broadcasting station.
- FIG. 10 is a schematic diagram showing a data processing method of the data processing means.
- FIG. 11 is a schematic diagram showing a data processing method of the data processing means.
- FIG. 12 is a sequence diagram showing processing of the portable communication terminal and the PHS server.
- Fig. 13 is
- FIG. 16 is a block diagram showing another configuration example of the portable communication terminal of the information providing apparatus according to the embodiment.
- FIG. 17 is a block diagram illustrating another configuration example of the portable communication terminal server ( ⁇ HS server) of the information providing apparatus according to the embodiment.
- FIG. 18 is a block diagram illustrating another configuration example of the portable communication terminal of the information providing apparatus according to the embodiment.
- FIG. 19 is a block diagram illustrating another configuration example of the portable communication terminal server (PHS server) of the information providing apparatus according to the embodiment.
- FIG. 20 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a conventional information providing apparatus.
- the wireless communication network 2 is a communication network using wireless used for mobile communication and the like.
- a simple portable communication system network PH Neighbor: Persona
- the public communication network 3 includes a hail telephone network, a bucket network, an ISDN, a dedicated line, and the like, and is connected to a wireless communication network via an exchange 6.
- Internet4 which is an external information communication network, is mainly connected between computers connected to public line silk. This line is used for communication and is connected to multiple servers and client terminals.
- the base station 5 is one of many base stations arranged in the PHS network 2 and has a transmitting / receiving antenna 5A for connecting to the portable communication terminal 1.
- the exchange 6 is arranged in the PHS network 2 and is one of many exchanges. The exchange 6 connects the PHS network 2 and the public communication line network 3 and manages a plurality of base stations including the base station 5.
- PHS is one of the mobile communication systems implemented in Japan, and every several hundred meters: this radio base station is provided, and the telephone terminal equipment is periodically installed in a plurality of base stations. And exchanges location information with the nearest base station, and communicates with other telephone terminal devices via this base station.
- the PHS uses the TDD (Time Division Duplex) method to compress the audio signal in a time-divided manner, and performs transmission and reception at one carrier frequency.
- TDD Time Division Duplex
- TDMA Time Division Multiple Access
- multiplex communication is performed by temporally dividing four channels into one carrier frequency.
- the frequency band used for PHS communication is 9GHz.
- digital data communication is possible at a transmission rate of 32 kbits / sec per channel, and a maximum of 128 kbits / sec: (3 2 kbits / sec) X 4 (channel)].
- the portable communication terminal 1 is a terminal device operated by a user who has subscribed to the above-mentioned PHS, and is transmitted from a telephone transmission / reception antenna 1A and a broadcasting station 11 for contacting the nearest PHS base station 5 by radio waves. It has a broadcast receiving antenna 1B for receiving the transmitted radio waves.
- the portable communication terminal server 7 (hereinafter referred to as the PHS server) is connected to the base station 5 of the PHS network 2 and stores multimedia information related to the area where the base station 5 is installed. It has a base of 7 DB.
- the database 7 DB is a multimedia system that is located in an area where multiple base stations managed by switch 6 are installed. ⁇ that will accumulate information
- the server 9 is a server operated by an information provider connected to the public communication network 3, and a user usually accesses from a terminal device (not shown) connected to the public communication network 3.
- the server 9 has a database 9DB for storing multimedia information.
- the server 10 is connected to the public communication network 3 or the Internet 4 using HTTP (Hypertext Transfer Protocol), which is connected to the Internet 4 which is an external information communication ⁇ .
- HTTP Hypertext Transfer Protocol
- the personal database 8 is a database that is connected to the public communication network 3 and stores personal information of the user owned by the communication terminal 1.
- multimedia information here is information that can be processed by a computer, such as text (character) information, as well as video information, still images, and other image information. Represents information in which data such as characters are arbitrarily combined.
- HTTP is a system called the World-Wide Web (WWW) that allows information on multiple servers connected to the Internet to be viewed in a hypertext format. This is the protocol used between the requesting client terminal.
- the client terminal establishes a communication connection with the server, and then sends an information request command to the server.
- the server sends data corresponding to the information request command to the client, and then sends the data to the client. Performs processing to disconnect the communication link with the client.
- the broadcasting station 11 is, for example, an FM radio broadcasting station, which multiplexes text data information with an audio signal and broadcasts the multiplexed audio signal via a transmission antenna 11A.
- the broadcast from the broadcast station 11 is received by the communication terminal 1 and a broadcast receiving device (for example, a radio receiver).
- a broadcast receiving device for example, a radio receiver.
- a so-called mini FM radio that broadcasts with relatively weak power for the purpose of broadcasting regional information to a specific limited area. The description will be given using a broadcasting station.
- the broadcasting station 11 is not limited to a mini-FM radio broadcasting station, but may be any broadcasting station that multiplexes a voice or video signal with a data signal such as text or an image.
- radio broadcasting which multiplexes text information with an audio signal for broadcasting
- text broadcasting which multiplexes text and image information with a video signal and broadcasts
- a combi-network adapter for a video signal This is a broadcast in which address information (for example, URL (Uniform Resource Locator) information used in the WWW described above) is multiplexed.
- address information for example, URL (Uniform Resource Locator) information used in the WWW described above
- CPU 20 Central Processing Unit 20 performs speech function processing for making and receiving telephone calls and processing for transmitting and receiving multimedia information.
- the CPU 20 is provided with a RAM (Random Access Memory) for temporarily storing processing data via a node 28 (including a data node, a node, a control node, and an address bus).
- a RAM Random Access Memory
- the human-machine interface means 22 includes a liquid crystal display and a display circuit.
- Display means 23 comprising a path, an audio input / output interface 24 having an audio processing unit for providing a microphone, a speaker, and an audio codec; a liquid crystal display device S comprising a touch sensor and an input circuit. It has an input section 25 provided on the liquid crystal display of the above.
- the above-mentioned transmission / reception antenna 1A for H-talk is connected to the speech communication means 26, and the reception antenna 1B for receiving the broadcast from the broadcasting station 11 is connected to the broadcast reception means 27. ing
- the touch panel provided on the display means 23 is used as the input unit 2 ⁇ .
- the CPU 30 includes a random access memory (RAM) that temporarily stores processing data, an operation program, and the like via a bus 36 (including a data bus, a control bus, and an address bus).
- RAM random access memory
- multimedia information stored in the database 35 (7DB) of the PHS server 7 will be described.
- the multimedia information to be transferred from the database 7 DB to the communication terminal 1 when the communication terminal 1 accesses the server 7 includes the human-machine interface means 22 of the communication terminal 1 in FIG. Small output capacity Considering its nature, it is multimedia information such as headings, text without pictures, audio, still images, and frame dropouts.
- the multimedia information transferred from the database 7 DB to the communication terminal 1 includes the following.
- the output capability of the human-machine interface means 2 2 of the communication terminal 1 is small, the information becomes the same as the multimedia information transferred to the communication terminal 1 described above.
- the output capability of the human-machine interface means 22 is large, the headline, the text that does not cover the picture, the text that holds the picture, voice, still image, frame dropout, video, etc. This is the multimedia information.
- multimedia information stored in the database 35 (7DB) include movie information, restaurant information, and bar information related to the area where the base station 5 (or the exchange 6) is located.
- Parking lot information and event information are stored as explanatory texts and map data as images.
- the information display section 40 is a display section for displaying text and image plane images, and does not change in FIGS. 5 and 6.
- the compress book button 41 When the user presses the compress book button 41, the story number such as the registered person name or company name is displayed on the information display section 40. At this time, a new person or company name and compress number can also be entered.
- the Japanese / English switching button 4 2 is an operation unit for switching the type of characters to be input when entering characters such as when creating a storybook. In this embodiment, Japanese and English characters can be switched. What
- the conversion button 43 is used to convert the kana characters displayed on the information display 40 to kanji characters when the Japanese input mode is selected by the Japanese / English switch button 42.
- Operation section of Numeric character input button 4 4 is a numeric keypad and a function key (asterisk and sharp key) operation part for inputting the compress number when I speak. The message number is displayed in the information display section 40.
- the numeric Z character input button 44 also serves as an operation unit for inputting a character when character input is required, such as when editing a compander.
- the additional service button 45 is an operation unit for connecting to the PHS network 2 and acquiring multimedia information from the PHS server 7 or the servers 9 and 10.
- the registration button 46 is an operation unit for confirming the entered numeric characters.
- the telephone number entered using the numeric / character input buttons 44 is used as information. Displayed on the display unit 40, and after the user confirms it, by operating this registration button 46, the CPU 20 allows the CPU 20 to connect to the PHS network 2 and enter the specified pack number. Perform the process of making a call.
- the phonebook mode is selected by operating the phonebook button 41, the person name, company name and phone number entered by the user by operating the registration button 46. Then, the registration processing or the telephone number display processing on the information display section 40 is performed by the CPU 20.
- a cancel button 47 is an operation unit for canceling the input of the operation button and returning the information display unit 40 to the initial display state.
- numeric character input button 44 On a port that requires character input, operating the numeric character input button 44 changes the character selected in the mode selected by the Japanese / English switch button 42. It can be entered. As shown in FIG. 4, alphabets "A” to ":! And symbols are assigned to the numeric character input buttons 44 respectively.
- alphanumeric characters A, B, and C are assigned to the "1" button of the numeric character input button 44, and by operating the "1" button in the character input state.
- the character “A” can be displayed on the information display section 40, and then the character “A” is replaced by the character “A” by continuously operating the “1” button.
- the letters “B” and “C” are displayed in sequence, and when the letter “C” is displayed and the button “1" is further operated, the letter “A” is displayed again. With the letters “A", "B” or “C” displayed, operate the "Registration” button 46 to confirm the input character. The same operation can be performed between buttons 4 and 4 to input the assigned characters.
- ⁇ Additional service buttons in Fig. 4 When 45 is operated, the display surface of the display means 23 shifts to the next display screen shown in Fig. 5 based on the communication processing between the communication terminal 1 and the PHS server 7 described later. The display screen and the operation unit will be described.
- the information display section 40 displays, for example, "Please select information-Ichibuya -J" and a display prompting the user to select desired information.
- the information selection section 50 includes, for example, To the internet selection button 56 for acquiring multimedia information from the database 10 of the server 10 connected to the internet 4 and the base station 5 (or the exchange 6).
- Voice mail selection button 58 for converting signals into digital signals and delivering them as e-mail to other communication terminals or terminal devices connected to the external information communication network 58, public Personal data connected to network 8
- Personal database selection button 5 9 to obtain personal information (e.g., schedule) from database, the broadcasting station 1 1
- the FM broadcast reception selection button 60 for receiving the FM broadcast broadcast from is displayed.
- the up button 52 and the down button 53 have a function assigned to switch the display of the selection button displayed in the information selection section 50, and other selection buttons (for example, public communication lines). It is operated when selecting the selection button for accessing the database 9 DB of the server 9 connected to the network 3.
- the previous screen selection button 54 and the next screen selection button 55 are displayed in the information selection section 50 based on the user's operation button selection history stored in the memory 21 of the communication terminal 1. Perform the operation to switch to the back and forth direction of the history.
- the telephone button 61 is an operation unit for returning to the telephone function display, which is the initial display screen shown in FIG.
- the execute button 62 When the execute button 62 is pressed after any of the operation buttons 56 to 60 is selected, the execute button 62 is selected from the selected ones of the operation buttons 56 to 60. A process is performed to determine the password. The cancel button 63 is pressed after any one of the operation buttons 56 to 60 is selected.
- the information selection section 50 includes a movie information selection button 71, a restaurant information selection button 72, and a bar information selection button.
- the other district selection button 70 is an operation unit for selecting district information other than the district where the user is currently located (for example, other district information other than Shibuya), and accesses the PHS server in the other district.
- the ⁇ -up button 52 and down-button 53 that enable the acquisition of multimedia information for other areas
- a function is assigned to switch the display of the selection button displayed on 0, and it is operated when other selection buttons (selection buttons for performance information, live house information, etc.) are selected. Is done.
- the previous screen selection button 54 and the next screen selection button 55 are displayed on the information selection section 50 based on the user's operation button selection history stored in the memory 21 of the communication terminal 1.
- the talk button 61 which performs the operation of switching the history to the forward and backward directions of the history, is an operation unit for returning to the talk function display, which is the initial display screen shown in FIG.
- the execute button 62 When the execute button 62 is pressed after any one of the operation buttons 71 to 75 is selected, the execute button 62 is set to the selected one of the operation buttons 71 to -5. Perform processing to determine When the cancel button 63 is pressed after any one of the operation buttons 71 to 75 is selected, the cancel button 63 cancels the selected model.
- the selection button displayed on the information selection section 50 is displayed after being received from the PHS server 7 or read out from the memory 21 of the Takumashin terminal 1.
- the multimedia information stored in the database 9 DB of the server 9 and the database 10 DB of the server i0 is basically composed of high-resolution information connected to the public communication network 3 and the Internet 4. It is created on the assumption that it is accessed from a terminal device with a display device. In order to be able to display such multimedia information on a portable communication terminal via a wireless communication line, a considerably large-capacity memory and a high-resolution display device are required. This makes it difficult to miniaturize portable communication terminals. Therefore, even with a portable communication terminal device having a small-capacity memory and a display device with ⁇ resolution, it is possible to display such multimedia information, so that it is suitable for the display capability of the communication terminal 1. Multimedia information
- a model ID is stored in the memory 21 in advance for each terminal type, and the communication terminal 1 and the PHS server 7 are stored.
- the communication terminal 1 transmits this model ID to the PHS server 7 when establishing a communication connection with the PHS server 7 so that the PHS server 7 recognizes the display capability of the communication terminal 1.
- an individual ID and a model ID assigned to each communication terminal are registered in advance in a server (not shown) that manages the entire PHS network 2, and the individual ID is stored in the management server when communication is established.
- the management server may search for the model ID corresponding to the received individual ID and send it to the PHS server 7 to which the communication terminal 1 is connected. A description will be given with reference to FIGS. 7 to 11.
- one or more headings from the server 9 or 10 on the external information communication network and a text corresponding to each heading are sent by the headline extraction means TX-HL. Perform processing to extract only multiple headings HL from TX.
- the data processing method shown in Fig. 8 uses the text extraction means TXZP-TX to send text from the server 9 or 10 on the external information and communication network (heading and the text corresponding to each heading and its text). From TXZP, text that does not cover the picture (consisting of headings and the text corresponding to each heading) TX is extracted from TXZP.
- the data processing method shown in FIG. 9 is based on one or more headings from the server 9 or 10 on the external information communication network and the book corresponding to each heading.
- the text TX consisting of sentences is once written in the memory Ma, and the text TX is deciphered by the sentence structure analysis means AN, and the speech synthesis means Sentence-to-speech conversion means using SS
- the signal is converted into an audio signal by S-V and output to the output terminal t.
- An amplifier is connected to the output terminal t, and is output to the audio input / output interface 24 beaker.
- the image signal of the still image SP from the server 9 or 10 on the external information communication network is written from the input terminal T, to the memory M, and stored in the memory M, the video signals of a still image SP that is, by thinning processing unit K, after thinning in the horizontal and vertical directions, write to Note Li M z, still image drawn between an output terminal T 2 reads it Performs processing to output SP 'video signal.
- the video signal of the moving image is supplied from the input terminal T1 to the sampling means S ⁇ , and the sampling control means S ⁇ C provides a predetermined number of images at predetermined time intervals. Sampling the frame image, supplying it to the memory MV and storing it, reading it out, and outputting the video signal from the output terminal # 2.
- the data processing means 33 of the PHS server 7 is provided with a conversion means for converting certain information from the communication terminal 1 into predetermined multimedia information. That is, when transferring information from the communication terminal 1 to the external terminal S (server or small communication terminal) connected to the external information communication network 3 or 4, the information from the communication terminal 1 (for example, voice data is transferred to the PHS server 7 and the data processing means 33 converts the information into predetermined multimedia information (for example, text data composed of character information). Thus, the information can be transferred to the above-mentioned external terminal device connected to the external information communication network 3 or 4.
- predetermined multimedia information for example, text data composed of character information
- the CPU 20 transmits an information acquisition request to the PHS server 7 in response to the user's operation of the operation buttons 56 to 60 and 71 to 75 (84). Then, the PHS server 7 determines the content of the request information (85), and transmits the request information from the communication terminal 1 to the communication terminal 1 (86).
- the communication terminal 1 displays information from the PHS server 7 on the information display section 40 of the display means 23 of the interface use means 22. Access to other multimedia information stored in the database 7 DB is made possible by the user selecting a menu from the PHS server 7. After that, the user can obtain the desired multimedia information by manipulating the processing operations of 84 to 86. Thereafter, when there is a communication link disconnection request from the communication terminal 1 to the PHS server 7 by pressing the cancel button 63, the communication link between the communication terminal 1 and the PHS server 7 is disconnected.
- connection points of the PHS server 7 will be described.
- the PHS server 7 is connected to the base station 5 or the exchange 6, it is clear that the PHS server 7 is located near the base station 5 or the exchange 6, so the user is located from the PHS server 7.
- the communication terminal 1 uses the identification number of the place where the user who uses the communication terminal 1 is located (for example, the “address”). , Longitude, latitude, etc.) or the identification number of the base station 5 or the exchange 6 is supplied to the servers 9 and 10, so that the servers 9 and 10 are connected to the user's communication terminal 1.
- the table of contents of the multimedia information on the home page in the vicinity of the base station 5 or the exchange 6 C that is located can be transmitted to the communication terminal 1.
- a server in which communication terminal 1 is connected to Internet 4 which is an external information communication network (hereinafter referred to as Internet server) 1 The operation of accessing 0 will be described.
- the communication terminal 1 sends a service to the PHS server 7. Request (91), and a communication link (wireless communication link) is established between the communication terminal 1 and the PHS server 7 (92).
- the PHS server 7 transmits to the communication terminal 1 the contents information of the multimedia information of the homepage of the area where the user is located, which is stored in the database 7DB (93).
- the transmitted table of contents information is displayed on the display means 23 of the interface use means 22 of the communication terminal 1.
- the user selects the Internet selection button 23 of the display means 23 6 (Fig. 5)
- a communication path is established between the PHS server 7 and the Internet server 10 by performing connection processing according to the protocol (95) (95).
- the Internet server 10 transmits the multimedia information to the P'HS server 7 by using the Internet application protocol HTPP (96).
- the PHS 17 filters the multimedia information from the intermediary 10 into a filter link, that is, performs data processing (data processing or conversion, for example) as described in FIGS. 7 to 11. ) And then send it to communication terminal 1 (97).
- the communication terminal 1 transmits an information acquisition request of the Internet server 10 to the PHS server 7 (98). Since the protocol between the communication terminal 1 and the PHS server 7 and between the PHS server 7 and the Internet server 10 are different, the information acquisition request is converted into data and transmitted to the Internet server 10 (99). I do. If protocol between the communication terminal 1 and the PHS server 7 between and PHS server 7 and I Ntane Tsu ActiveUpdate server 1 0 is the same, such data conversion is unnecessary ⁇
- the PHS server 7 transmits the multimedia information to the communication terminal 1 after filtering (data processing) in the same manner as the above-described processing (97) (101). Thereafter, the user can obtain desired multimedia information by repeating the operation of 9801. After that, the communication terminal 1 by pressing the cancel button 6 3
- the communication terminal 1 can also access the Internet server 10 via the PHS server 7.
- the protocol between the PHS server 7 and the Internet server 10 generally uses TCP / IP as described above, so that the communication between the communication terminal 1 and the PHS server 7 is performed. It is desirable to use a protocol with high affinity for TCPZIP as the protocol between them. ⁇
- the CP / 1P itself can be adopted as a protocol between the communication terminal 1 and the PHS server 7: there is one powerful method, here, the communication terminal 1 and the PHS server.
- the communication terminal 1 and the PHS server there is one powerful method, here, the communication terminal 1 and the PHS server.
- TCP / IP a protocol between 7 and 6.
- the data transmission capacity of the PHS network 2 is 32 kbits / sec to 128 kbits / sec, which is much larger than other wireless communication methods, but fogging measures are not sufficient.
- a burst error is likely to occur, and the data transmission quality is low.
- measures against burst errors are indispensable.
- TCP / IP is a protocol premised on high transmission quality, if it is adopted as a protocol between the communication terminal 1 and the PHS server 7, the execution rate of data transfer is considered for the above-mentioned reason. Will decrease.
- IP Internet Protocol
- servers nodes
- FIG. 14 shows the changed TCP header information. Since this modified TCP header does not use an IP address and a port number, an ID (identifier) is provided as a means for recognizing a virtual line. Also, when the PHS server 7 has a connection form such as the server 9 connected to the public communication network 3, since the location information of the user cannot be identified, the PS-ID (specific identifier) (for example, the base station or the user Prepare an identifier or story number, address, longitude and latitude, individual identifier, etc.).
- the PS-ID specific identifier
- the data itself passed from the PHS server to the Internet server 10 from the PHS server 7 is transferred between the communication terminal 1 and the PHS server 7 by the above-described data encoding and the like.
- the transmission sequence number and the response confirmation number may not be necessary.
- this header, header length, Coat Dobi' DOO, healing Tsu checksums, windowing includes data such as Opusho emissions ⁇
- An FM radio station broadcasts various types of information (eg, event information) in the form of textual information along with audio information.
- information eg, event information
- the PHS base station 5 uses a control channel to send a radio reception instruction signal (or broadcast station 1). 1 is a broadcast signal indicating that broadcasting is in progress.) Sent to communication terminal 1 (
- This control channel may be a control channel that transmits control information necessary for PHS wireless reception, or may be a control channel that transmits job information.
- the radio reception instruction signal (or the broadcast signal indicating that the broadcast station 11 is broadcasting) is
- the display means 23 of the interface means 22 indicates that a radio reception instruction has been given (or that the broadcasting station 11 is broadcasting), for example, the display means 23 of the interface means 22 is displayed on the display means 23.
- the F ⁇ broadcast reception operation button 60 is blinked or displayed, or the user is notified by generating an alarm sound or an alarm sound (not shown) provided in the interface means 22 (1 13 ).
- the user wants to receive the broadcast from the broadcasting station 11, the user presses the F ⁇ broadcast receiving operation button 60 (FIG. 5), and the broadcasting station 11 is transmitted to the broadcasting receiving means 27.
- the communication terminal 1 accesses the PHS sensor '7 and downloads the detailed information stored in its database 7 DS to the communication terminal 1. .
- useful reception can be provided to the user without the communication terminal 1 boring.
- the broadcast station 11 may broadcast a broadcast signal indicating that the broadcast is being performed, and the broadcast signal may be received by the broadcast receiving unit 27 of the communication terminal 1 and detected by the detection unit 28. .
- the fact that a radio broadcast is being displayed on the display means 23 of the interface means 22 is displayed on the interface means 22, for example, the display means 23, or the interface is used.
- the alarm sound generating means (not shown) provided in the means 22 generates an alarm sound to notify the user (113).
- the broadcast receiving means 27 may be automatically set to the receiving state when the detecting means 28 of the communication terminal 1 detects the reception instruction signal or the transmitting signal.
- the personal database 8 stores, for example, schedule management, personal information such as a telephone number and an address book.
- the personal database is transmitted from the communication terminal 1 to the personal database.
- a command to instruct is issued, and the command is transferred to the personal database 8, whereby a communication link is established between the communication terminal 1 and the personal database 8.
- personal Desired personal information stored in the communication database can be downloaded to the communication terminal 1.
- the server 10 accesses the PHS server 7 using TCPP, and The multimedia information stored in the database 7 DB of the HS server 7 can be displayed.
- the data processing means 33 is provided on the PHS server 7 side as shown in FIG. 3, but may be provided on the communication terminal 1 side as shown in FIG. In such a case, the configuration of the PHS server does not include the data processing means 33 as shown in FIG.
- the data processing means 33 and the external communication processing means 34 are provided on the PHS server 7 side. However, as shown in FIG. It may be provided on the if terminal 1 side. In the configuration of the PHS server 7 in this case, as shown in FIG. 19, the data processing means 33 and the external communication processing means 34 are omitted.
- a telephone communication means for accessing a server or a database connected to a mobile telephone system network and receiving multimedia information from the server or the database, and a multimedia from the telephone communication means.
- Accessing a portable communication terminal equipped with human-machine interface use means to which media information is supplied, a database storing multimedia information, and a server connected to an external information communication network, External communication processing means for receiving multimedia information from the server, data processing means for processing or converting the multimedia information from the external communication processing means, and multimedia from the external communication processing means or the data processing means.
- Portable communication with transfer means for transmitting the security information to the portable communication terminal via the network Having a terminal server, the portable communication terminal is small, portable and convenient, and has good operability.
- the portable communication terminal can be used for a wireless telephone communication network or an external information communication network. It is possible to acquire the multimedia information and output the acquired multimedia information to the human-machine interface means.
- terminal software and viewers are required for portable communication terminals.
- the mobile communication terminal can access the communication terminal connected to the external information communication network and acquire multimedia information from the communication terminal. And processing or converting the obtained multimedia information according to the output capability of the human-machine interface means, and then outputting the processed multimedia information to the human-machine interface means. It is possible to obtain an information providing device and a portable communication terminal that can be used.
- the external communication processing means is not equipped with a transfer control protocol, which is an Internet protocol
- the Internet communication which is an external information communication network, is not implemented. You can access the server.
- the external communication processing means is implemented with a high-intensity text transfer protocol, which is an application protocol of the Internet. You have access to an Internet server.
- a broadcasting means for broadcasting common information in a predetermined area is provided, and a portable communication terminal is provided with a broadcast receiving means for receiving a broadcast from the broadcasting means. Can also be obtained.
- the portable communication terminal is provided with detecting means for detecting a broadcast signal indicating that broadcasting is being performed by an external broadcasting means or a receiving instruction signal of the broadcast
- the mobile communication terminal is provided with a detecting means.
- the portable communication terminal server accesses the server connected to the external information communication network by the external communication processing means and receives multimedia information from the server
- the portable communication terminal server receives the multimedia information.
- Identifier transfer means for transferring the identifier indicating the location of the user using the terminal to a server connected to the external information communication network is provided. You can get multimedia information related to the area where you are.
- the data processing means is a conversion means for converting character information into voice information
- multimedia information from a server connected to an external information communication network is converted into voice information by a portable communication terminal. It can be obtained, and the display screen of the mobile communication terminal can be used effectively.
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