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- the present invention relates generally to the field of digital communication systems and circuits; more specifically, to monitoring and control circuitry for portable (i.e., handheld) communications devices.
- Many handheld communications devices are capable of being manually set so as to notify the user of an incoming call or event through either and audible, visual or vibration signal queue.
- Most wireless cell phones and pagers permit a user to set the handheld device to operate in one of a variety of alert modes. Commonly available alert modes include different ring tone settings, each with a selectable volume control, and a silent vibration mode.
- Many cell phones also include a "hands-free" or voice command setting that may be utilized when the user is driving an automobile, operating machinery, or is otherwise unable to manually operate the device.
- One problem that arises, however, is that the user is constantly required to change the appropriate alert mode setting and adjust the volume controls of the handheld device depending on the environment that the user is currently in.
- a person typically must turn their cellular telephones off, or place them in a silent or vibration mode, prior to entering a meeting room, hospital, courtroom, prison, or other similar location where noise disruptions or communications are prohibited.
- This poses a significant burden for the user, as they must be constantly mindful of their environment - including the appropriateness of their current location for receiving incoming transmissions - and vigilantly program their handheld communications device accordingly.
- U.S. Patent No. 6,792,296 teaches a system and method of automatically configuring a portable wireless communications device when the device is connected to a hands-free control unit in a vehicle.
- the wireless communications device obtains information from the vehicle, such as data associated with a power loss for communicating through an external antenna of the vehicle, when it is connected to the control unit.
- Each of these elementary streams has a Packet Identifier (PID) that uniquely identifies that stream within the larger transport stream.
- PID Packet Identifier
- 6,799,052 discloses a hand-held cellular telephone system that incorporates a high resolution global positioning system (GPS) circuit into a cell phone unit.
- GPS global positioning system
- a cell base station communications server inhibits transmissions to the cell phone user when it is determined that the cell phone is in a specific restricted area based on GPS location information.
- U.S. Patent No. 6,792,296 teaches a system and method for indicating battery charging information to cell phone users when the cell phone is near an associated battery charger.
- the charger and cell phone are adapted to establish a communications link with each other when the cell phone is within a predetermined proximity range of the charger. The link allows either the charger or cell phone to analyze the status of the telephone's battery and, when appropriate, warn or remind the user to charge the battery based on the results of the analysis.
- Patent Application Publication No. 2004/0131206 discloses a telecommunications device that provides the user with a selectable digital audio equalizer to compensate for frequency-dependent attenuation or ambient noise in the received audio signal.
- the digital audio equalizer applies an audio frequency profile to the received audio signal, thereby attenuating some frequencies and/or amplifying others.
- the user selects which audio profile they prefer by manually pressing buttons on the cordless telephone. In this manner the user may select an audio profile which best matches the user's personal hearing spectrum.
- Figure 1 is a high-level circuit block diagram of the dynamic alert mode control circuitry of the present invention.
- Figure 2 is a circuit block diagram illustrating with one embodiment of the present invention.
- Figure 3 is a flow chart diagram illustrating an exemplary method of operation according to one embodiment of the present invention.
- Figure 4 is a flow chart diagram illustrating a method of operation according to another embodiment of the present invention.
- a handheld communications device includes an "auto alert mode" setting that automatically switches between different alert modes on a dynamic basis depending on current sampled environmental conditions.
- an optimal user alert is automatically selected without user intervention using a computer- implemented algorithm that intelligently analyzes a multitude of input data obtained from environmental sensors.
- sensors may include a wide variety of well- known electronic sensors, including: infrared, ultrasonic, decibel-level, light intensity, capacitive/inductive proximity, noise, heat, speech, music, GPS, physical orientation, motion-detection, and wireless network detection sensors.
- handheld communications device refers broadly to any portable electronic device capable of receiving incoming communications or calls.
- handheld communications device include wireless phones, cellular telephones, pagers, two-way pagers, portable GPS receivers, walkie-talkie devices, and wireless email devices such as personal digital assistants (PDAs) and laptop computers, or any other portable communications device.
- PDAs personal digital assistants
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram of the basic architecture of the automatic alert mode selection circuitry for a handheld communications device according to one embodiment of the present invention.
- the alert mode selection circuitry 10 includes a processor 12 coupled to receive a set of environmental sensor input signals 11 produced by a corresponding set of sensors. Each of the sensor signals 11 provides physical parametric data of the surrounding environment of the handheld communications device.
- Processor 12 executes an algorithm implemented in the form of a programmed sequence of computer instructions that analyzes the sensor input data and generates an appropriate output response to an alert output control unit 13.
- Alert output control unit 13 produces one or more signals 15, which are coupled to a variety of alert units, in response to the signals generated by processor 12. These alert units may provide audible, visual, or other physical (i.e., vibration, temperature, etc.) outputs that can be used to alert the user of an incoming or received transmission.
- a temporal sequence of alert output signals may be produced that varies over time.
- a basic sequence may comprise an initial vibration or several vibrations followed by a low volume ring or chirp, followed by a louder ring, flashing lights, or some combination of the above.
- processor 12 and control unit 13 may be replaced by a single device, such a microcontroller, or by a processor that is coupled to ordinary driver circuitry connected to the alert signal units.
- processor 12 and controller 13 may be substituted with ordinary combinatorial logic implementing a state transition table or diagram.
- This latter configuration could be used in conjunction with conventional threshold detection circuitry for determining when an input sensor signal exceeds a predetermined threshold level. State transitions would occur based on the digitized sensor input data, with each state producing a combination of output signals that drive the various output alert units.
- FIG 2 there is shown a detailed circuit block diagram of alert mode selection circuitry 10 according to one embodiment of the present invention.
- alert mode selection circuitry 10 includes a processor 12 coupled with a control unit 13.
- a random-access memory (RAM) 17 is also shown coupled with processor 12.
- RAM 17 may store program instructions for the algorithm or state-transition information used to determine the appropriate alert mode responsive to the sampled environmental inputs. RAM 17 may also be used by processor 12 as a scratch memory for performing calculations, or to store map database information used in conjunction with GPS location information provided by GPS sensor 24.
- FIG. 2 illustrates an audio sensor 21 coupled to a filter / digital signal processing (DSP) unit 22 that provides an audio signal input to processor 12.
- unit 22 may also include a digital audio equalizer.
- filter/DSP unit 22 One purpose of filter/DSP unit 22 is to process the sampled audio noise levels so that processor 12 may determine both the type (e.g., based on frequency spectrum) and loudness (decibels) of the noise environment surrounding the handheld device.
- processor 12 maintains a running sample of the latest noise levels and determines the nature of the surrounding sound (e.g., music, speech, diffused or "white” noise) based on the signals provided by filter/DSP unit 22. This audio information may be used to adjust the audible alert levels output by audio unit 31.
- the audio output volume setting is dynamically adjusted based a sampling of the audio spectrum surrounding the handheld communications device.
- Wind noises, crowd noises, white noises, etc. are identified by either filter/DSP unit 22 or processor 12 so that the algorithm can intelligently set the alert output volume.
- the alert audio output signal of the handheld device may be increased to a level adequate to alert the user.
- the audible alert level may be dynamically lowered.
- the volume setting of audio unit 31 is continually adjusted, i.e., on a dynamic basis, to appropriately adapt to the current environment.
- blaringly loud rings are avoided since the present invention operates to set the ring volume and ring tone frequency (including frequency equalization) so that it can be comfortably heard by the human ear.
- Other embodiments may include a set of audio profiles that may be selected manually by the user to best match that person's personal hearing spectrum or audio comfort level.
- identifying the nature of the surrounding sound is important in order to determine the appropriate type of alert mode setting.
- processor 12 may determine that the audio input represents conversational speech and the proximity sensor 26 detects that the user is in close proximity to the handheld device.
- This combination may specify a vibrate-only response by vibration output unit 34.
- the vibration output may be supplanted by a series of low level rings or chirps that gradually increase in volume over time if the user does not answer.
- the alert mode might also include a flashing light output (including color variations) from display unit 33, especially in situations where light sensor 23 detects a dark surrounding.
- an appropriate alert mode output response may comprise a sequence of outputs from one or more of units 31 , 33, or 34.
- proximity sensor 26 may incorporate ultrasonic, capacitive / inductive, or other well-known sensors for detecting the distance between the handheld device and a human body.
- the automatic alert mode algorithm may cause the handheld device to transition from a vibrate mode to an audible or visual alert mode.
- the alert mode apparatus of the present invention might automatically transition from an audible or visual alert mode back to a vibrate mode. Since the alert mode selection occurs automatically, the user is not required to manually change the alert mode setting. That is, an optimal alert mode setting for a particular sensed environmental condition is intelligently selected without inconveniencing the user. Incidences of unwanted ringing and missed alerts are therefore greatly reduced.
- the block diagram of Figure 2 further includes a conventional motion sensor 25 for detecting movement and orientation of the handheld communications device.
- processor 12 may select an alert mode that does not include a vibration output from unit 34.
- the automatic alert mode selection circuitry of the present invention may select a mode that does not include a visual alert output from unit 33.
- Location information provided by GPS sensor 24 may be utilized to either inhibit incoming calls or select an alert mode that is appropriate for certain noise or call restricted locations.
- an alert mode setting may be automatically selected that does not include any audible output from unit 31.
- incoming calls may be blocked or diverted to a message answering service.
- RAM 17 may store map data of restricted or sensitive locations for use by processor 12 in conjunction with the location signals provided by sensor 24.
- the embodiment of Figure 2 also includes an optional charging circuit coupled with processor 12 for indicating when the handheld device is connected with a battery charger. Charging information may be used by processor 12 to select an alert mode that disables vibration unit 34 since vibration is generally pointless when the device is being charges.
- FIG. 3 is a flowchart that illustrates a basic method for automatic alert mode selection in accordance with one embodiment of the present invention.
- the steps shown in Figure 3 may comprise a manufacturer-programmed algorithmic code for execution by processor 12, or, alternatively, a user-programmed alert mode response.
- the method begins at block 40 wherein an incoming call or transmission is received by the handheld device.
- processor 12 determines the noise level of the surrounding environment, which step is shown occurring at decision block 41.
- the next inquiry is to determine whether the device is near a human body based on input data provided by a proximity sensor (block 42). If the device is in close proximity to the user a vibrate-only alert mode is selected. On the other hand, if the device in not near the user then a combination or sequence of alert outputs is selected that includes a low volume ring (e.g., a chirp) and a flashing light display.
- a low volume ring e.g., a chirp
- a vibrate alert mode is selected.
- a loud ring alert may occur.
- an alert mode is selected that includes a loudest ring output together with flashing lights.
- FIG. 4 is a flowchart that illustrates another embodiment of a method for automatic alert mode selection in accordance with the present invention.
- the method begins at block 50 wherein an incoming transmission is received by the handheld device.
- the processor running the automatic alert mode algorithm determines whether the device is currently connected to a battery charger; if it is, an alert mode is selected which includes an audible ring and flashing lights, but no vibration output. In the event that the device is not being charged, the processor correlates the device's present location (based on GPS sensor data) with a database of known restricted areas. If the handheld device is currently in a restricted location, a vibrate-only alert mode is selected.
- a determination of the noise level of the surrounding environment is made (block 53).
- a vibrate / low ring alert mode is selected.
- a loud ring alert mode setting is selected.
- the device is in a quiet environment and not in close proximity to a body, a low ring / flashing light setting is selected.
- a loudest ring / flashing light alert mode setting is selected.
- a loudest ring alert mode setting is selected.
- a vibrate / loud ring setting may be selected.
- the machine-readable medium may include, but is not limited to, floppy diskettes, optical disks, CD-ROMs, and magneto-optical disks, ROMs, RAMs, EPROMs, EEPROMs, magnet or optical cards, propagation media or other type of media/machine-readable medium suitable for storing electronic instructions.
- elements of the present invention may be downloaded as a computer program product, wherein the program may be transferred from a remote computer (e.g., a server) to a handheld by way of data signals embodied in a carrier wave or other propagation medium via a communication link (e.g., a modem or wireless network connection).
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