WO2008091122A1 - Souris stylet optique à défilement automatique, et procédé de défilement automatique utilisant cette souris - Google Patents

Souris stylet optique à défilement automatique, et procédé de défilement automatique utilisant cette souris Download PDF

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WO2008091122A1
WO2008091122A1 PCT/KR2008/000460 KR2008000460W WO2008091122A1 WO 2008091122 A1 WO2008091122 A1 WO 2008091122A1 KR 2008000460 W KR2008000460 W KR 2008000460W WO 2008091122 A1 WO2008091122 A1 WO 2008091122A1
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  • the present invention relates, in general, to an optical pen mouse, and, more particularly, to an automatic scroll-type optical pen mouse and an automatic scrolling method using the same, which are capable of easily realizing a scroll function or a page up/down function using only the movement of the pen mouse, without using a physical scroll wheel.
  • GUI Graphic User Interface
  • FIG. 1 is a conceptual diagram of the prior art optical pen mouse.
  • the prior art optical pen mouse has a pen shape, so that it does not cause fatigue even upon long-term use thereof, it is convenient to carry, it can be easily used in a small space, and it has superior ability to be used for precise tasks or writing of cursive script.
  • a typical optical pen mouse includes a light emitting unit, which is implemented using a Light Emitting Diode (LED) or the like, and is configured to emit light; a light receiving unit, which is implemented using an image sensor and a focusing lens, and is configured to receive light formed when the light emitted from the light emitting unit is reflected from the reflecting surface, convert the light into an electrical signal, and output the electrical signal; a contact sensing unit, which is implemented using a pressure sensor, and is configured to sense pressure attributable to contact with a bottom surface (that is, a reflecting surface), input information about selection and execution of an icon through a press (a click on the left button of a typical mouse) and a double press (a double click on the left button of a typical mouse), and input figures or characters through a click-and-drag operation; a microcomputer, which is configured to calculate changing plane coordinate values (that is, coordinate values (X 5 Y)) based on an electrical signal from the light receiving unit and transmit the calculated coordinate
  • the microcomputer, the image sensor, the LED and the pressure sensor are mounted on a main board 2.
  • the scroll wheel 4 is an input switch that is installed such that it is mounted using a shaft, is freely rotatable and partially protrudes outside through a slit formed in the side of a body, and that performs a scroll function or a page up/down function.
  • the above-described prior art optical pen mouse has the following problems. [9] That is, the above-described prior art optical pen mouse uses the scroll wheel 4 as means for performing a scroll function or a page up/down function.
  • the pen mouse can perform its own function and create demand only when it can be held naturally, like an actual pen, and then be used to input figures or characters.
  • an object of the present invention is to provide an optical pen mouse that can realize a scroll function or a page up/down function merely by simply moving the pen mouse up/down, without requiring a physical scroll wheel, that allows the volume of the pen mouse to be minimized by realizing a scroll function (or a page up/down function) without requiring a physical scroll wheel, thereby enabling the formation of the pen mouse in a size that can provide a sensation similar to the sensation of using an actual pen, that performs a scroll function not by manipulating a physical switch but by moving the pen mouse itself, so that a user does not need to make a separate finger action in order to perform a scroll function, that enables a user to select a scroll mode or a cursor movement mode, and that is configured to perform a scroll mode only when a contact sensing unit receives a contact sensing signal.
  • the present invention provides an automatic scroll-type optical pen mouse including a light emitting unit, a light receiving unit, a contact sensing unit, a microcomputer and a transmission unit, the automatic scroll-type optical pen mouse further including a scroll key input unit for inputting a scroll setting key signal; and a microcomputer for calculating coordinate values (X, Y) (a horizontal coordinate value, a vertical coordinate value) based on an electrical signal from the light receiving unit, and, when the scroll setting key signal is received from the scroll key input unit, converting the coordinate values (X, Y) into a 'scroll up/down code' and outputting the 'scroll up/down code'.
  • coordinate values (X, Y) a horizontal coordinate value, a vertical coordinate value
  • the present invention provides an automatic scroll method in an optical pen mouse, including the steps of receiving an electrical signal from a light receiving unit; calculating coordinate values (X, Y) based on the received electrical signal; determining whether a scroll setting key signal has been received; and, if the scroll setting key has been received, converting the coordinate values (X, Y) into a 'scroll up/down code' and transmitting the 'scroll up/ down code' to a computer body through a transmission unit.
  • the present invention has an effect of realizing a scroll function and a page up/ down function by moving the pen mouse up/down in such a way as to simply input a scroll setting key signal (that is, in such a way as to use the value of a change in coordinate values) without requiring a physical scroll wheel.
  • the present invention has an effect of forming the pen mouse in a size that can provide a sensation similar to a sensation of using an actual pen.
  • the present invention since a user can select a scroll mode or a cursor movement mode, the present invention has an effect of providing an optimal user environment.
  • FIG. 1 is a conceptual diagram of the prior art optical pen mouse
  • FIG. 2 is a block diagram of an automatic scroll-type optical pen mouse according to an embodiment of the present invention
  • FIG. 3 is a detailed block diagram of the microcomputer of FIG. 2;
  • FIG. 4 is a flowchart showing an automatic scrolling method using an optical pen mouse according to an embodiment of the present invention
  • FIG. 5 is a diagram showing the use of the optical pen mouse according to the embodiment of FIG. 4;
  • FIG. 6 is a flowchart showing an automatic scrolling method using an optical pen mouse according to another embodiment of the present invention.
  • FIG. 7 is a diagram showing the use of the optical pen mouse according to the embodiment of FIG. 6. Mode for the Invention
  • FIG. 2 is a block diagram of an automatic scroll-type optical pen mouse according to an embodiment of the present invention.
  • the automatic scroll-type optical pen mouse is configured such that an optical pen mouse, including a light emitting unit 111, a light receiving unit 112, a contact sensing unit 120, a button input unit (not shown) and a transmission unit 150, further includes a microcomputer 140 and a scroll key input unit 130, which have novel functions and constructions.
  • an optical pen mouse including a light emitting unit 111, a light receiving unit 112, a contact sensing unit 120, a button input unit (not shown) and a transmission unit 150, further includes a microcomputer 140 and a scroll key input unit 130, which have novel functions and constructions.
  • the light emitting unit 111 is provided with a light source such as an LED
  • the light receiving unit 112 is provided with an image sensor, converts optical signals into electrical signals and outputs the electrical signals
  • the contact sensing unit 120 includes a pressure transmission unit and a pressure sensor, detects whether contact with a reflecting surface has been made and outputs a sensing signal to the microcomputer 140
  • the button input unit functions as the right and left buttons of a typical mouse.
  • the scroll key input unit 130 is a user interface that is used to input the signal of a scroll setting key.
  • the microcomputer 140 calculates coordinate values (X, Y) (a horizontal coordinate value, a vertical coordinate value) based on the electrical signals from the light receiving unit 112, and, when it receives a scroll setting key signal from the scroll key input unit 130, converts the coordinate values (X, Y) into a 'scroll up/down code' and outputs the scroll up/down code.
  • the microcomputer 140 performs a 'scroll mode' when it receives a scroll setting key signal from the scroll key input unit 130, and performs a 'cursor movement mode' when it does not receive a scroll setting key signal, that is, at normal times.
  • the 'scroll mode' is a mode that is capable of implementing a change in coordinate values attributable to the movement of the pen mouse in the form of a scroll function or a page up/down function in a computer body when a user presses the scroll setting key using the scroll key input unit 130.
  • the 'cursor movement mode' is a normal mode that is used in the case where a user does not set the scroll mode using the scroll key input unit 130.
  • this is a mode that implements a change in coordinate values attributable to the movement of the pen mouse in the form of the movement of the cursor of the computer body.
  • the microcomputer 140 creates a step code based on the calculated coordinate values and then transmits the step code to the computer body through the transmission unit 150 at normal times, that is, in a cursor movement mode, and the computer body performs an operation of moving the cursor.
  • FIG. 3 is a detailed block diagram of the microcomputer of FIG. 2.
  • the microcomputer 140 includes a control unit 141 and a code conversion unit 142.
  • the control unit 141 calculates coordinate values (X, Y) based on electrical signals from the light receiving unit 112, encodes the coordinate values into step code (that is, coordinate data code) (X, Y), and outputs a 'code conversion control signal' to the code conversion unit 142 when receiving a scroll setting key signal from the scroll key input unit 130.
  • the code conversion unit 142 converts the coordinate values (X, Y) into a 'scroll up/down code' under the control of the control unit 141 when it receives the 'code conversion control signal' from the control unit 141.
  • control unit 141 performs control so that conversion into a scroll up code is performed if the coordinate value Y of the received coordinate values (X, Y) is increased, that is, if the pen mouse is moved upwards, and conversion into a scroll down code is performed if the coordinate value Y of the received coordinate values (X, Y) is decreased.
  • control unit 141 performs control so that a 'code conversion control signal' is output to the code conversion unit 142 only when a contact sensing signal is received from the contact sensing unit 120.
  • a scroll setting key signal and a contact sensing signal are input is a scroll function performed.
  • the control unit 141 does not output a
  • FIG. 4 is a flowchart showing an automatic scrolling method using an optical pen mouse according to an embodiment of the present invention.
  • FIG. 5 is a diagram showing the use of the optical pen mouse according to the embodiment of FIG. 4.
  • the control unit 141 calculates coordinate values (X, Y) at step S412.
  • the control unit 141 determines a scroll mode based on whether a scroll setting key signal has been input at step S414, and, if the scroll setting key signal has been received, transmits the 'code conversion control signal' to the code conversion unit
  • the code conversion unit 142 having received the 'code conversion control signal' from the control unit 141, converts the received coordinate values (X, Y) into a 'scroll up/down code' at step S416.
  • the control unit 141 transmits the 'scroll up/down code', received by the code conversion unit 142, to the computer body through the transmission unit 150 at step
  • the computer body having received the 'scroll up/down code,' as described above, performs scroll up/down or page up/down at step S420.
  • the microcomputer 140 performs conversion into a scroll up code if the coordinate value Y of the calculated coordinate values (X, Y) is increased, that is, if the pen mouse is moved upwards, and performs conversion into a scroll down code if the coordinate value Y of the calculated coordinate values (X, Y) is decreased, that is, the pen mouse is moved downwards, and transmits the scroll up/down code to the computer body into the transmission unit 150.
  • control unit 41 generates a step code based on the calculated coordinates and transmits the step code to the computer body and that the computer moves the cursor based on the step code at steps S450-S454.
  • FIG. 6 is a flowchart showing an automatic scrolling method using an optical pen mouse according to another embodiment of the present invention
  • FIG. 7 is a diagram showing the use of the optical pen mouse according to the embodiment of FIG. 6.
  • the automatic scrolling method using a pen mouse is characterized in that a scroll mode is not performed in the case where the pen mouse does not come into contact with the reflecting surface even if a command key signal is input by pressing the button of the scroll key input unit, and a scroll mode is performed only in the case where the pen mouse comes into contact with the reflecting surface (it goes without saying that a user must input a scroll command key signal).
  • the control unit 141 having received the scroll setting key signal at S414 of FIG. 4, controls code conversion by outputting a 'code conversion control signal' to the code conversion unit 142 only when the control unit 141 receives a contact sensing signal.
  • the reception of the contact sensing signal means that the contact sensing unit 120 comes into connect with the reflecting surface and transmits the contact sensing signal to the control unit 141.

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La présente invention concerne une souris stylet optique à défilement automatique, et un procédé de défilement automatique utilisant cette souris. La souris stylet optique à défilement automatique comprend une unité photoémettrice (111), une unité photo-réceptrice (112), une unité de détection de contact (120), un microcalculateur (140), et une unité de transmission (150). La souris stylet optique à défilement automatique comprend également une unité d'entrée de touche de défilement (130) et un microcalculateur (140). L'unité d'entrée de touche de défilement (130) introduit un signal de touche d'instauration de défilement. Le microcalculateur (140) calcule les valeurs des coordonnées (X, Y) (une valeur de coordonnée horizontale, une valeur de coordonnée verticale) sur la base d'un signal électrique provenant de l'unité photo-réceptrice (112), et, à la réception du signal de touche d'instauration de défilement en provenance de l'unité d'entrée de touche de défilement (130) le microcalculateur convertit les valeurs des coordonnées (X, Y) en un code de défilement vers le haut ou vers le bas, et produit en sortie ce code.
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