WO2005116811A1 - タッチパネル装置、カーナビゲーション装置、タッチパネル制御方法、タッチパネル制御プログラムおよび記録媒体 - Google Patents
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- Touch panel device car navigation device, touch panel control method, touch panel control program, and recording medium
- the present invention relates to a touch panel device, a car navigation device, a touch panel control method, a touch panel control program, and a recording medium.
- the touch panel device can operate a function assigned to a button at a touched position by touching the display screen with a finger.
- a driver who is a user, can select a button by groping without looking at a display screen for safe driving.
- a configuration in which a different vibration or sound is generated and notified for each button is disclosed (for example, the following). See Patent Document 1.) o
- Tatsuchi to Tatsuchipaneru discloses having a structure for performing the previous operation (e.g., see below Patent Document 2.) 0 that button when this technique was Tatsuchi Is now notified by voice whether the function is enabled or disabled! /
- Patent Document 1 Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2002-149312
- Patent Document 2 Japanese Utility Model Application Laid-Open No. 3-78335
- Patent Document 1 While the technique disclosed in Patent Document 1 can be used to search for various buttons with blind touch, it is necessary to further push in to enable the function of the button found by groping. It is necessary to detect button press with. For this reason, a touch panel for detecting a groping touch and a touch panel for detecting pressing of a button must be provided, respectively, as an example.
- the touch panel device includes a display unit that displays a screen including a selection area for operation, and a display unit that is displayed on the display unit.
- Input means for detecting a touch input to the selected area
- notification means for generating notification information set for each of the selected areas based on detection of the touch input by the input means, and This is a control instruction for the set operation, and is set in the selected area when it is detected that the single touch input has been released after the single touch input has been detected by the input means.
- Operation control means for controlling and instructing the first operation.
- a car navigation device is mounted on a vehicle, and in a car navigation device that guides a travel route of the vehicle, an operation selection for planning the travel route.
- Display means for displaying a screen including an area; input means for detecting a touch input on the selected area displayed on the display means; and detecting the touch input by the input means for each of the selected areas.
- the notifying means for generating the set notifying information, and controlling and instructing the operation set for each of the selected areas, and the touch means detects the touch once by the input means.
- operation control means for instructing the first operation set in the selected area when detecting that the input has been released.
- a touch panel control method provides a touch panel control method comprising: a display step of displaying a screen including a selection area for operation; and a touch input to the selection area displayed in the display step.
- a touch panel control program causes a computer to execute the touch panel control method according to the twelfth aspect.
- a computer-readable recording medium records the touch panel control program according to claim 14.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a touch panel device.
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing an internal configuration of a control unit.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a display screen of the touch panel device.
- FIG. 4 is a flowchart showing an operation content according to the first embodiment.
- FIG. 5 is a flowchart showing an outline of an operation in a continuous touch mode according to the second embodiment.
- FIG. 6 is a flowchart showing an operation of scrolling a map in a continuous touch mode according to the second embodiment.
- FIG. 7 is a diagram showing a display screen when the map is scrolled by executing the process of FIG. 6 (part 1).
- FIG. 8 is a diagram showing a display screen when the map is scrolled by executing the process of FIG. 6 (part 2).
- FIG. 9 is a diagram showing a display screen when the map is scrolled by executing the process of FIG. 6 (part 3).
- FIG. 10 is a flowchart showing the operation of changing the scale in the continuous touch mode according to the second embodiment.
- FIG. 11 is a diagram showing a display screen when a scale is changed by executing the process of FIG. 10 (part 1).
- FIG. 12 is a diagram showing a display screen when a scale is changed by executing the process of FIG. 10 (part 2).
- FIG. 13 is a diagram showing a display screen when a scale is changed by executing the process of FIG. 10 ( Explanation of reference numerals
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a configuration of the touch panel device.
- the touch panel device 1 includes a control unit (CPU) 2 for controlling the entire operation of the touch panel device, a storage unit including a ROM for storing a program for operating the control unit 2 and a RAM for temporarily storing data during control. (Touch memory) 3, an input unit 4 and a display unit 5 that constitute a touch panel, and a drive unit 6 that is driven by using vibration and sound when inputting an operation (touch) of the touch panel.
- Reference numeral 7 denotes a bus for connecting each unit.
- the touch panel is configured by arranging a transparent sheet-like switch constituting the input unit 4 on the display screen of the display unit 5 in an overlapping manner.
- a matrix-type optical sensor or the like that detects the movement of the finger on the display screen of the display unit 5 (position on the display screen and pressed state).
- Various keys and screens are displayed on the display screen of display 5. For example, when a finger is pressed (touched) at a location where a key is displayed, the transparent sheet-like key switch detects the touch at this location and outputs an operation signal.
- the key switch can detect the touch position (operation area) in a vertical and horizontal matrix.
- the input unit 4 outputs a signal indicating a key touch state (ON / OFF) and an operation area as an operation signal.
- the input unit 4 may be provided at a different position that is not necessarily required to be arranged on the display screen of the display unit 5.
- the input unit 4 may be separately provided at a position where the user (driver) can easily operate, unlike the arrangement position of the display unit 5 of the car navigation device.
- the control unit 2 is set so that the arrangement position of the keys and the like on the display screen of the display unit 5 and the touch position of the keys on the input unit 4 match.
- the driving unit 6 can be connected to a part of a touch panel, and connected to an actuator 8 for vibrating the touch panel and a speaker 9 for generating sound.
- the drive unit 6 outputs a drive signal to the actuator 8 for causing the actuator 8 to vibrate at various frequencies.
- a driving signal for generating sounds of various frequencies is output from the speaker 9.
- the driving unit 6, the actuator 8, and the speaker 9 constitute a notifying means for notifying the user by vibration or sound.
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing an internal configuration of the control unit.
- An operation signal when the input unit 4 is touched is input to the control unit 2.
- the operation state detection unit 11 detects an operation state (ON / OFF state) of an operation signal input from the input unit 4.
- the operation area detection unit 12 detects an operation area when an on / off operation is performed based on an operation signal input from the input unit 4.
- the operation control unit 13 receives the operation state detected by the operation state detection unit 11 and information on the operation area detected by the operation area detection unit 12.
- the drive control unit 13a generates a drive signal corresponding to the combination of the operation state and the operation area, and supplies the drive signal to the drive unit 6.
- the display control unit 13b generates a display signal to be displayed on the display unit 5 according to the combination of the operation state and the operation area.
- the touch panel device according to the present invention can be used for a car navigation device mounted on a vehicle, a PDA, a mobile phone, a personal computer (PC), and the like.
- Example 1 each embodiment of the control operation executed by the control unit 2 will be described. In the first embodiment, a description will be given of a configuration in which a desired key or the like is groped and selected.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a display screen of the touch panel device. On the display screen 30 of the display unit 5 shown in the figure, a navigation screen by the car navigation device is displayed. The vehicle 31 is indicated by a triangle ( ⁇ ) symbol, and is displayed together with the road 32 on which the vehicle 31 runs. In addition, the display screen 30 displays various keys 33 (33a-33g) for performing navigation operations.
- the key 33a is a key for increasing the scale of the map displayed on the display screen to a wide area
- the key 33b is a key for increasing the scale of the map
- 33c is a key for displaying the current map. Is displayed, and the scale of the map is displayed, and is displayed in a distance unit (100 m in the illustrated example).
- the key 33d is a key for displaying or hiding various keys.
- New (MENU) key is a key for quick route search for searching the traveling route of the vehicle 31
- the key 33f is a key for registering the current position of the vehicle 31
- the key 33g is a key for registering a current position of the vehicle 31.
- the menu key is on, and by operating the key 33d displayed as menu off (MENU OFF), these keys 33a-33g can be switched to the non-display state.
- a plurality of areas 35 (35a-35c) having different area areas around the current position of the vehicle 31 are set, which are located substantially at the center of the display screen 30!
- the areas 35a to 35c are vibration regions in which the actuator 8 vibrates based on a drive signal of the drive unit 6 which is not a display device, and is brought into a different vibration state.
- the vibration area includes a vehicle 31 and a plurality of keys 33a to 33g.
- the areas 35a to 35c, the vehicle 31 portion, the road 32 to be driven, and the plurality of keys 33a to 33g are all vibrated in different vibration patterns. For example, it can be set so that all the vibration patterns have different vibration frequencies and are continuously vibrated.
- a configuration is adopted in which intermittent vibration is applied, and the period (period) of vibration and non-vibration in each vibration region, and the vibration amount S during vibration are set differently.
- the vibration is not limited to the vibration of each vibration area, but may be performed when each area or key is operated.
- a different voice may be output from the speaker 9 for each of these areas and keys.
- different vibrations and different voices are output for each vibration area.
- the display range of the keys 33a to 33g is set to be narrow in a rectangular shape.
- the touched position moves slightly and the vibration pattern becomes different from the range of the keys 33a-33g.
- areas 35a-35b have a wider range of the same vibration pattern. The user can easily determine whether the touched location is the key 33a-33g or the area 35a-35c by the change in the vibration pattern when touched.
- FIG. 4 is a flowchart showing the operation content according to the first embodiment.
- the operation state detection unit 11 waits for a touch input (step S1: No loop), and if there is a touch input (step S1: Yes), the operation area detection unit 12 detects the corresponding operation area.
- the drive control unit 13a generates a drive signal of a vibration pattern of a vibration area corresponding to the operation area and outputs the signal to the drive unit 6.
- the touch panel is vibrated in a vibration pattern set corresponding to the touch position (step S2).
- Step S3 it is determined whether or not the force has been released from the touch input.
- Step S3: Yes the vibration of the touch position is stopped (Step S4), the operation of the operation content set at the touch position is executed (Step S5), and the control is terminated. I do.
- step S3 when the state where the touch input has not been released continues (step S3: No), it is determined that the touch position has been changed (step S6). If the touch position is changed while touch input is being performed (Step S6: Yes), the process returns to Step S2, and the touch panel is vibrated in the vibration pattern set at the new touch position. If there is no change in the touch position in step S6 (step S6: No), the process returns to step S3 to determine the release of the touch input.
- step S2 causes the touch panel to vibrate in a vibration pattern unique to the key 33a and to be transmitted to the user's finger.
- step S6 When the touch position is changed to the key 33b in the state, the key 33b vibrates in a vibration pattern unique to the key 33b and is transmitted to the finger.
- the user can know only by touching that the area at the touched position has changed. Therefore, the user can groping for the operation position (blind touch) by sensuously receiving the change in the vibration pattern transmitted to the finger without looking at the display screen 30 of the content to be operated.
- the operation set at the touch position is executed by executing step S5.
- the display control unit 13b executes a process of displaying the display screen 30 in one-step detail (partial enlargement) and outputs the display to the display unit 5.
- the operation in the areas 35a to 35c changes the display position so that, when the touch force is released, the position touched by the finger moves to the center of the display screen 30 (the position of the vehicle 31). be able to.
- the touch panel vibrates in a different vibration pattern for each position, and this vibration is caused by the finger.
- a plurality of operations can be selected and executed based on the vibration corresponding to the desired operation received by the user.
- the user can fumble and select the desired operation key or the like without touching the display screen 30 and execute the operation.
- a different sound is used for each touch position, or a groping operation can be performed in a configuration in which the vibration and the sound are used together.
- the second embodiment is a modification of the touch input described in the first embodiment, and describes a process executed when the number of touches is performed twice within a predetermined time (referred to as a continuous touch mode).
- the internal configuration and the like of the control unit 2 in the second embodiment are the same as those in the first embodiment (FIG. 2), and a description thereof will be omitted.
- FIG. 5 is a flowchart showing an outline of an operation in the continuous touch mode according to the second embodiment.
- step S11 and step S16 are the same as step S1 step S6 described in the first embodiment.
- the operation state detection unit 11 waits for a touch input (step Sl: No loop), and if there is a touch input (step SI1: Yes), the operation area detection unit 12 The operation area to be detected is detected.
- the drive control unit 13a generates a drive signal of a vibration pattern of the vibration area corresponding to the operation area, and outputs the drive signal to the drive unit 6.
- the touch panel is vibrated in a vibration pattern set corresponding to the touch position (step S12).
- Step S13 it is determined whether or not the force has been released from the touch input.
- Step S13: Yes the touch input is released (Step S13: Yes)
- the vibration of the touch position is stopped (Step S14)
- the operation of the operation content set at the touch position is executed (Step S15). Execute
- step S13 when the state where the touch input is not released continues (step S13: No), it is determined that the touch position has been changed (step S16). If the touch position is changed while the touch is being input (step S16: Yes), the process returns to step S12, and the touch panel is vibrated in the vibration pattern set at the new touch position. If there is no change in the touch position in step S16 (step S16: No), the process returns to step S13 to determine the release of the touch input.
- step S17 the execution of the continuous touch mode is determined in step S17 and subsequent steps.
- step S13: Yes it is determined again whether or not the touch input is made within a predetermined time (step S17). If there is no touch input again within a predetermined time (step S17: No), the process is terminated without executing the continuous touch mode.
- step S18 If there is a touch input again within a predetermined time (step S17: Yes), the continuous touch mode is executed (step S18).
- the continuous touch mode an operation of a preset operation content is executed during a period in which a second touch (pressed state with a finger) is continuous.
- the operation performed at this time is another process different from the process in step S15.
- step S19: No loop After that, it waits for the release of the touch input (step S19: No loop).
- step S19: Yes the continuous touch mode is released (step S20), and the process ends.
- the continuous touch mode is set, and it becomes possible to execute different processing.
- FIG. 6 is a flowchart showing the operation of scrolling the map in the continuous touch mode according to the second embodiment.
- the processing content shown in FIG. 6 is a specific example of the outline shown in FIG. 5, and the overall flow is the same as that in FIG.
- a description will be given of a processing when a continuous touch operation is performed on a desired touch position 35ba belonging to the area 35b displayed on the display screen 30 of FIG.
- step S31 it is determined whether or not there is a touch input on the input unit 4 on the display screen 30 (step S31).
- the operation state detection unit 11 waits for a touch input (step S31: No loop), and if there is a touch input (step S31: Yes), the operation area detection unit 12 detects that the touch position 35ba is operated. I do.
- the drive control unit 13a generates a drive signal of the vibration pattern set in the area 35b including the touch position 35ba, and outputs the drive signal to the drive unit 6.
- the touch panel is vibrated in a vibration pattern set corresponding to the touch position 35ba (area 35b) (step S32).
- step S33 it is determined whether or not the force at which the touch input with respect to the touch position 35ba has been released is performed.
- step S33: Yes the touch input is released
- step S34 the vibration in the vibration pattern set at the touch position 35ba (area 35b) is stopped
- step S35 the operation content set at the touch position 35ba is set.
- Step S37 the display control unit 13b executes a stepwise map scrolling process of moving the map display on the display screen 30 so that the touch position 35ba becomes the center of the screen, and outputs the map display to the display unit 5.
- step S36 determines whether the touch position has been changed.
- the process returns to Step S32, and the touch panel is vibrated in the vibration pattern set at the new touch position. . If there is no change in the touch position in step S36 (step S36: No), the process returns to step S33 to determine the release of the touch input. After that, the execution of the continuous touch mode is determined by the processing after step S37.
- Step S33 After canceling the touch input to the touch position 35ba (Step S33: Yes), it is determined again within a certain time whether or not there is a touch input near the touch position 35ba (Step S37). If there is no touch input again within a fixed time (step S37: No), the process is terminated without executing the continuous touch mode.
- step S38 If there is a touch input in the vicinity of the touch position 35ba again within a predetermined time (step S37: Yes), the continuous touch mode is executed (step S38).
- the process in step S35 that is, another process different from the stepwise map scroll display process is executed during the period in which the touch (pressed state by the finger) is continued again.
- step S38 a display in which the map scrolling is performed continuously instead of performing the map scrolling stepwise is performed during the continuous touching period. This display process is executed by the display control unit 13b.
- step S39: No loop it waits for the release of the touch input to the touch position 35ba.
- the touch input is released (Step S39: Yes)
- the continuous touch mode is released (Step S40), and the process is terminated.
- the map scroll display is performed stepwise until the continuous touch mode is entered, whereas when the touch position 35ba of the display screen 30 is continuously touched twice to enter the continuous touch mode, A display process for continuously scrolling the map while touch input is being performed can be executed.
- FIGS. 7 to 9 are diagrams showing display screens when the map is scrolled by executing the processing of FIG. 6, respectively.
- FIG. 7 shows a display screen at the time of the first touch.
- the drive control unit 13a When there is a touch input at the touch position 35ba, the drive control unit 13a generates a drive signal of the vibration pattern set in the area 35b including the touch position 35ba and outputs it to the drive unit 6, and the touch position 35ba
- the touch panel is vibrated in a vibration pattern indicating (area 35b) (the process of step S32 in FIG. 6).
- FIG. 8 shows a display screen when the first touch is released.
- the drive control unit 13a causes the vibration set at the touch position 35ba (area 35b) to be released.
- the vibration in the pattern is stopped (the process of step S34 in FIG. 6).
- the display control unit 13b The map displayed on the display screen 30 is displayed so that the map is scrolled stepwise so that the touch position 35ba where the finger is released is located at the center position P of the map (step S35 in FIG. 6).
- the display contents in FIG. 8 show a state in which the map has moved downward relative to FIG.
- the state shown in Fig. 7 is switched to the display shown in Fig. 8, so strictly speaking, the display is updated (switched) instead of scrolling the map. .
- FIG. 9 shows a display screen when the user touches twice consecutively.
- the continuous touch mode is set (Fig. 6). Step S38).
- the map displayed on the display screen 30 is scrolled (moved) continuously by the display control unit 13b while the second touch is performed. Controlled.
- the map is scrolled so that the map is continuously moved relatively downward so that the touch position 35ba is always at the center position P of the map. .
- the map can be scrolled upward by setting the touch position below the display screen, that is, below the display position of the vehicle 31, to the right. If the vehicle 31 is touched diagonally upward, the map can be scrolled diagonally downward. In this manner, the map can be scrolled in all directions, up, down, left, and right, around the vehicle 31.
- the map can be scrolled stepwise by touching the desired touch position by groping. Then, the continuous touch mode is entered by two consecutive touch inputs, and the map can be scrolled continuously until the second touch is released. As a result, the map can be easily moved to a desired position. In this way, different functions can be operated according to a change in the touch state for one key on one touch panel.
- FIG. 10 is a flowchart illustrating the operation of changing the scale in the continuous touch mode according to the second embodiment.
- the processing content shown in FIG. 10 is a specific example of the outline shown in FIG. 5, and the overall flow is the same as that in FIG.
- a description will be given of a processing when a continuous touch operation is performed on the wide area key 33a on the display screen 30 of FIG.
- step S51 it is determined whether there is a touch input on the input unit 4 on the display screen 30 (step S51).
- the operation state detector 11 waits for a touch input (step S51: No loop). If there is a touch input (step S51: Yes), the operation area detector 12 determines that the wide area key 33a has been operated. To detect.
- the drive control unit 13a generates a drive signal of the vibration pattern set in the operation area of the wide area key 33a and outputs the drive signal to the drive unit 6.
- the touch panel is vibrated in a vibration pattern set corresponding to the wide area key 33a (step S52).
- step S53 if or not the touch input to the wide area key 33a has been released (step S53).
- step S53 if the state where the touch input to the wide area key 33a is not released (V) remains (step S53: No), it is determined whether the touch position has been changed (step S55).
- Step S55 if the touch position is changed while the touch input is being made to the wide area key 33a (Step S55: Yes), the process returns to Step S52, and the touch panel is vibrated in the vibration pattern set to the new touch position. If there is no change in the touch position in step S55 (step S55: No), the process returns to step S53 to determine the release of the touch input.
- step S53 when the touch input is released (step S53: Yes), the vibration in the vibration pattern is set to the wide area key 33a and stopped (step S54).
- Step S56 it is determined whether or not the continuous touch mode is to be executed by the processing after step S56.
- Step S53 Yes
- Step S56 it is determined again within a certain time whether or not there is a touch input to the wide area key 33a (Step S56). If there is no touch input to the key 33a (step S56: No), the continuous touch mode is not executed.
- a wide area key (I) Execute the process of changing the operation content set in 33a, that is, the display to the wide area (Step S60), and end the process.
- the display control unit 13b executes a scale change process of displaying the display screen 30 in a one-step wide area, and outputs the display to the display unit 5.
- Step S53: Yes After releasing the touch input to the wide area key 33a (Step S53: Yes), if there is another touch input to the wide area key 33a within a predetermined time (Step S56: Yes), the continuous touch mode is executed (Step S56: Yes). Step S57).
- the process in step S60 that is, another process different from the process of displaying a one-step wide area is executed while the touch (pressed state with a finger) is continued again.
- step S57 the display of the scale change that is continuously widened rather than performed in a stepwise manner during the period of continuous touch is performed. This display process is executed by the display control unit 13b.
- step S58 No loop
- step S58: Yes the continuous touch mode is released (step S59), and the process is terminated.
- the display is gradually switched to a wide area.
- the continuous touch mode is set, and the display while touch input is continuously changed to a wide area, so that it is possible to execute a stunning display process. become.
- FIG. 11 and FIG. 13 are diagrams showing display screens when the scale is changed by executing the processing of FIG. 10, respectively.
- FIG. 11 shows a display screen at the time of the first touch.
- the drive control unit 13a When there is a touch input of the wide area key 33a, the drive control unit 13a generates a drive signal of the vibration pattern set for the wide area key 33a and outputs it to the drive unit 6, and outputs the wide area key 33a.
- the touch panel is vibrated in the vibration pattern shown (the process of step S52 in FIG. 10).
- FIG. 12 is a display screen showing a gradual scale change.
- the drive control unit 13a uses the vibration pattern set for the wide-area key 33a. (Step S54 in FIG. 10).
- the display control unit 13b responds to the operation of the wide area key 33a to display the display screen 3b. Change 0 to one-step wide-area display (step S60 in Fig. 10).
- the display content in Fig. 12 is a one-step wider area (200m unit) compared to Fig. 11 (100m unit).
- FIG. 13 shows a display screen when the user touches twice consecutively.
- the continuous touch mode is set (step in Fig. 10). S57).
- the display control unit 13b changes the scale of the display content displayed on the display screen 30 to the scale shown in FIG.
- the display is controlled so that the area gradually increases from the unit (unit: 150 m). For example, from the state of 100 m unit, it is possible to display in 5 m units (105 m unit, 110 m unit,...) So as to gradually become wider.
- a desired key or the like can be selected by groping, and if only a single touch is made, a gradual scale change can be performed. Then, continuous touch mode is set by two consecutive touch inputs, and the scale can be changed continuously. This makes it possible to display on the scale at the moment when the second touch is released, and display on the desired scale between the scales at each stage.
- Example 2 above is an example in which the continuous touch mode is applied to the wide area key 33a and the scale is continuously changed to the wide area. Similarly, in the continuous touch mode for the detail key 33b, the scale can be continuously changed in detail.
- Specific examples of the continuous touch mode in the above-described second embodiment include an item list (menu) for setting operations and the like, in addition to the map scroll described as the first specific example and the scale change described as the second specific example. It can be used for scrolling, zooming in and out, rotating the map, and adjusting the angle of the three-dimensional (3D) displayed map. Become.
- the present invention can be applied to an operation that needs to be continuously changed, and can be used to perform a different process consciously or for use in releasing the touch and retouching.
- vibrations having different vibration patterns are generated for each touched key or area.
- the present invention is not limited to this, and it is possible to use sound, or to use both the vibration pattern and sound.
- the voice when the voice is used, the content of the voice output is such that when the wide area key 33a is touched, “widen the area”, when scrolling, “up (down Z left Z right)” is displayed. -When you touch with the key 33d open, you close the menu.When you touch the key 31 on the vehicle, you say ⁇ Your vehicle is located. '' When you touch the road 32 you plan to drive, You can output a voice saying "Route.”
- the touch panel control method described in the present embodiment can be realized by executing a prepared program on a computer such as a personal computer or a workstation.
- This program is recorded on a computer-readable recording medium such as a hard disk, a flexible disk, a CD-ROM, an MO, and a DVD, and is executed by reading the recording medium power by the computer.
- This program may be a transmission medium that can be distributed via a network such as the Internet.
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