WO2009157592A1 - 携帯端末および携帯端末制御プログラムを記憶した記憶媒体 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a portable terminal and a storage medium storing a portable terminal control program, and particularly to a storage medium storing a portable terminal and a portable terminal control program operated by, for example, a touch panel.
- Patent Document 1 An example of this type of device is disclosed in Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2 00 0-3 996 4 [G06F 3/033, H04N 5/225] published on Feb. 8, 2000 (Patent Document 1). ).
- This background technology is a camera-integrated VT R with a monitor equipped with a handwriting input device.
- An L CD panel is used for the monitor, and on the L CD panel, it is made of transparent electrodes to detect any handwriting input of any figure with a pen or finger, or to detect an action point display. Touch panels are stacked.
- An LCD panel with a laminated panel is called a touch screen.
- a width of about two thighs from the edge of the touch screen frame is set as an invalid area on the touch screen.
- only an area with a high probability of touching the evening screen can be set as an invalid area.
- handwriting input and touch etc. are invalidated, so it is possible to prevent erroneous operation by the user.
- Patent Document 1 does not disclose a specific operation for changing the position where the invalid area is set.
- a method for enabling the invalid area is disclosed, a specific operation is not disclosed for the release operation in a state where the power is supplied to the camera body VTR with monitor.
- a main object of the present invention is to provide a novel mobile terminal and a storage medium storing a mobile terminal control program.
- the present invention employs the following configuration. Reference numerals and supplementary explanations in parentheses indicate a correspondence relationship with the embodiment described for helping understanding of the present invention, and do not limit the present invention.
- a display device for displaying operation keys, a display device for detecting the position of an electron beam in a reaction region corresponding to the display region of the display device, and a detector for detecting the position of the camera.
- Specific operation determining means for determining whether or not a specific operation has been performed based on position information from the start position of the latch input detected by the means to the present, and determining that the specific operation has been performed by the specific operation determination means
- the portable terminal includes a dead area setting means for setting a dead area for invalidating an operation to the operation key as a batch reaction area.
- the display device (2 6) of the portable terminal (1 0) displays an operation key.
- the evening position detection means (20, 34, 36, S3, S1881) is provided in the display device and corresponds to the display area (Rl, R2, R3) of the display device. Detect the evening position in the evening reaction area.
- the specific operation judgment means (20, Sll, S 1 83, S 1 85) is based on the position information from the start position (touch start point) of the evening touch detected by the evening position detection means to the present. To determine whether a specific operation has been performed.
- the dead area setting means (2 0, S 15, S 8 7, S 1 8 7) sets a dead area that invalidates the operation for the operation key when it is determined that the specific operation has been performed by the specific operation determining means. Set to the reaction area.
- the evening position detecting means detects the touch position using a touch panel provided in the display device. Then, if the specific operation determining means determines that the specific operation is based on the position information from the touch start position to the present, a dead area is set in the evening reaction area of the evening panel.
- the user can easily set the insensitive area only by performing a specific operation on the evening panel.
- the second invention is dependent on the first invention, and the specific operation determining means includes first slide operation determining means for determining whether or not a slide operation has been performed based on position information from the start position to the present, and 1 It includes a determining means for determining that the slide operation has been performed by the slide operation determining means and determining that it is a specific operation.
- the first slide operation determination means (2 0, S 5 1, S 1 1 1, S 1 8 3) determines whether the slide operation has been performed based on the position information from the start position to the present time. Is determined.
- the determining means (20, S63, S127) determines that the specific operation is performed when it is determined by the first slide operation determining means that the slide operation has been performed. That is, when a slide operation is performed on the evening panel, it is determined that the operation is a specific operation.
- the user can set the insensitive area simply by performing a slide operation on the evening panel.
- the third invention is dependent on the second invention, and the specific operation determining means is provided from the start position to the present.
- the first slide direction detecting means for detecting the slide direction based on the position information is further included.
- the determining means determines that the slide operation has been performed by the first slide operation determining means, and is further detected by the first slide direction detecting means. When the slide direction is the first specific direction, the specific operation is determined.
- the first slide direction detecting means (20, S55, S119) detects the slide direction based on the position information from the start position to the present.
- the determining means determines that the slide operation has been performed by the first slide operation determining means, and the slide direction detected by the first slide direction detecting means is the first specific direction (lateral direction, vertical direction).
- the first specific direction is a horizontal direction or a vertical direction, and is a predetermined direction. Therefore, the determining means determines that the specific operation is performed on the condition that the slide direction of the slide operation is the first specific direction.
- the user can set the insensitive area by performing an operation so that the sliding direction of the sliding operation matches the predetermined direction.
- the fourth invention is dependent on the third invention, the specific operation determining means further includes a first attitude detecting means for detecting a terminal attitude of the mobile terminal, and the determining means is based on the first slide operation determining means. It is determined that the slide operation has been performed, and the slide direction detected by the first slide direction detection means has the first specific relationship with the terminal posture detected by the first posture detection means. And decide.
- the specific operation determining means includes first attitude detecting means (20, 38, S53, S1119) for detecting the terminal attitude of the mobile terminal.
- the determining means further includes a terminal posture determined by the first slide operation determining means that the slide operation has been performed, and a sliding direction detected by the first slide direction detecting means detected by the first posture detecting means and the first posture detecting means. 1
- the first specific relationship is as follows. When the terminal posture is in the horizontal direction, the sliding direction is vertical. When the terminal posture is in the vertical direction, the first specific relationship is the first. It is a specific relationship. The first specific relationship is determined in advance.
- a slide operation that is easy for the user to operate can be determined as a specific operation in accordance with the terminal posture in which the mobile terminal is held. Regardless of the terminal posture, it is possible to perform easy-to-operate slide operations.
- the fifth invention is dependent on any one of the third to fourth inventions, the display area further includes a specific position, and the first slide operation determination means is configured to determine whether the start position matches the specific position.
- the determination unit determines that the slide operation is the specific operation on the condition that the start position is determined to match the specific position by the start position determination unit.
- the display area further includes the specific position (A). Start position determination means
- the determining means determines whether the slide operation matches the specific position. Then, the determining means determines that the slide operation is the specific operation on the condition that the start position determining means determines that the start position matches the specific position.
- the specific position is the vertex of the display area.
- the sixth invention is dependent on any one of the second to fifth inventions, the display area further includes a specific area, and the first slide operation determination means is configured such that the slide operation is performed within the specific area.
- the display area further includes a specific area (R 2).
- the specific area determination means (2 0, S 5 1) determines whether or not the slide operation is performed within the specific area. Then, the determining means determines that the slide operation is the specific operation on the condition that the slide operation is determined to be performed within the specific area by the specific area determining means.
- the user can easily operate the evening panel by distinguishing between the specific operation and the normal operation.
- the seventh invention is dependent on any one of the first to sixth inventions, and the insensitive area is canceled when the end position of the hatch input is detected by the evening position detecting means.
- An area release means is further provided.
- the dead area canceling means (20, S37, S83, S197) cancels the dead area when the end position of the touch input is detected by the evening position detecting means. To do. According to the seventh aspect, the user can easily release the insensitive area simply by removing the finger from the touch panel.
- the eighth invention is dependent on the seventh invention, and time measuring means (S 3 3, S 1 9 3) for measuring time when the end position of the touch input is detected by the evening position detecting means, and Time determining means (S 3 5, S 1 9 5) for determining whether the time measured by the time measuring means is a predetermined time or more is further provided, and the dead area releasing means is the predetermined time or more by the time determining means.
- the insensitive area is canceled on the condition that it is determined.
- the time measuring means (20, S 3 3, S 1 93) measures the time when the touch position detecting means detects the end position of the touch input.
- the time determination means (20, S3 5, S1 95) determines whether the time measured by the time measurement means is equal to or longer than a predetermined time. Then, the dead area releasing means releases the dead area on the condition that the time determining means determines that the predetermined time or longer is reached.
- the insensitive area is not released even if the finger is removed from the evening panel within a predetermined time, so that convenience for the user is improved.
- the ninth invention is dependent on the seventh invention, and has an end position determining means for determining whether the end position matches the specific position when the end position of the touch input is detected by the position detecting means.
- the dead area releasing means releases the dead area when the end position determining means determines that the start position and the specific position match.
- the end position determining means (20, S81) matches the end position with the specific position when the end position of the input is detected by the start position detecting means. Determine whether or not.
- the dead area canceling means releases the dead area when the end position determining means determines that the start position and the specific position coincide.
- the user can cancel the insensitive area by performing an operation with the specific position as the end point on the evening panel.
- the tenth invention is dependent on the ninth invention, and a second slide operation for determining whether or not the slide operation is based on a touch input start position and a current position detected by the evening position detecting means.
- the end position determination means further determines whether the end position matches the specific position when the slide operation determination means determines that the slide operation has been performed.
- the second slide operation determining means (2 0, S 1 1 1) is based on position information from the start position of the evening touch detected by the evening position detecting means to the current position. Determine if it is a ride operation.
- the end position determining means determines whether the end position matches the specific position when it is determined by the slide operation determining means that the slide operation has been performed.
- the user can cancel the insensitive area simply by performing a slide operation so that the end point is at the specific position.
- the first invention is dependent on the first invention, further comprising second slide direction detection means for detecting a slide direction based on position information from the start position to the present position, and the end position determination means comprises a slide operation When it is determined that the slide operation has been performed by the determination unit and the slide direction detected by the second slide direction detection unit is the second specific direction, it is determined whether the end position matches the specific position.
- the second slide direction detection means (20, S 1 1 9) detects the slide direction based on position information from the start position to the present.
- the end position determination means determines that the slide operation has been performed by the slide operation determination means, and the end position is the specific position when the slide direction detected by the second slide direction detection means is the second specific direction. Is determined.
- the second specific direction is a predetermined direction like the first specific direction.
- the user can release the insensitive area simply by performing a sliding operation in a predetermined sliding direction so that the end point becomes a specific position.
- the 12th invention is dependent on the 11th invention, and further comprises a second attitude detection means for detecting the terminal attitude of the mobile terminal, and the end position determination means performs the slide operation by the slide operation determination means. If the sliding direction detected by the second slide direction detecting means is in the second specific relationship with the terminal posture detected by the second posture detecting means, does the end position match the specific position? Determine.
- the second attitude detection means (20, 38, S1 17) detects the terminal attitude of the mobile terminal.
- the end position determining means determines that the slide operation has been performed by the slide operation determining means, and the terminal in which the slide direction detected by the second slide direction detecting means has been detected by the second attitude detecting means.
- the posture is in the second specific relationship, it is determined whether the end position matches the specific position.
- the second specific relationship is a predetermined relationship, and when the terminal posture is the horizontal direction, the sliding direction is the horizontal direction, or when the terminal posture is the vertical direction, the sliding direction is If it is in the vertical direction, it is the second specific relationship.
- a thirteenth aspect of the present invention is a process for performing a feedback operation when the input force S is detected by the evening position detecting means according to the first aspect of the invention or the first or second aspect of the invention.
- a stop means for stopping the feedback operation by the feedback means is further provided.
- the feedback means (40) performs a feedback operation when the latch input is detected by the latch position detecting means.
- the prohibition means (20, S17, S89, SI89) prohibits the feedback operation by the feedback means when the dead area is set by the dead area setting means.
- the feedback means performs a feed pad and click operation by rotational vibrations such as the morning and evening.
- the 14th invention is dependent on the 1st invention, and further comprises feedback prohibition canceling means for canceling the prohibition of the feedback operation prohibited by the prohibiting means when the dead area is canceled by the deadening canceling means. .
- the resuming means (20, S 39, S 85, S 1999) resumes the feedback operation by the feedback means when the dead area is released by the dead time releasing means.
- the feedback operation is prohibited or canceled in accordance with the setting or cancellation of the dead area.
- the fifteenth invention is dependent on any one of the first to the fourteenth inventions, and the dead area is the same size as in the hatch reaction area.
- the 16th invention is dependent on any one of the 1st invention to the 14th invention, and the insensitive region is smaller than that in the reaction region.
- the dead area can be set to all or a part of the evening reaction area.
- the user can arbitrarily set the size of the insensitive area.
- a portable terminal control program for a portable terminal (1 0) including a display device (16) for displaying an operation key (50, 52, 54), a portable terminal processor (2 0) is a storage medium that is stored in a readable manner, and the portable terminal control program causes the processor to set the position of the flash memory in the flash reaction area corresponding to the display area (R 1, R 2, R 3) of the display device.
- the position detection step (S 3, S 1 8 1) for detecting the position of whether or not a specific operation has been performed based on the position information from the start position of the position input detected in the position detection step to the present.
- the operation for the operation key is invalidated when it is determined that the specific operation is performed by the specific operation determination step (S 1 1, S 1 8 3, S 1 8 5) and the specific operation determination step.
- the user can easily set the insensitive area simply by performing a specific operation on the evening panel.
- the 18th invention is dependent on the 17th invention, and when the end position of the latch input is detected by the latch position detecting step, the dead area releasing step (20, S 3 7, S 8 3, S 1 9 7), a storage medium storing a portable terminal control program.
- the user can easily release the insensitive area simply by removing his finger from the evening panel.
- the user can easily set the insensitive area simply by performing a specific operation on the evening panel.
- the user can easily release the dead area simply by removing his finger from the evening panel.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing an electrical configuration of a portable terminal according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is an illustrative view showing an appearance of the mobile terminal shown in FIG.
- FIG. 3 is an illustrative view showing one example of a state in which the mobile terminal shown in FIG. 1 is executing the TV viewing function.
- FIG. 4 is an illustrative view showing one example of a state in which the mobile terminal shown in FIG. 1 is held.
- FIG. 5 is an illustrative view showing one example of a state in which the evening panel of the portable terminal shown in FIG. 1 is operated.
- FIG. 6 is an illustrative view showing one example of a memory map of the RAM shown in FIG.
- FIG. 7 is an illustrative view showing a part of a data storage area stored in the RAM shown in FIG.
- FIG. 8 is a flowchart showing a part of the CPU panel control process shown in FIG.
- FIG. 9 is another part of the CPU cluster control process shown in FIG. 1, and is a flowchart subsequent to FIG.
- FIG. 10 is a flowchart showing the determination process of the CPU operation result shown in FIG. .
- FIG. 11 is an illustrative view showing one example of a state where the evening panel of the portable terminal of the second embodiment is operated.
- FIG. 12 is a flowchart showing the touch panel control processing of the CPU of the second embodiment.
- FIG. 13 is a flowchart showing the determination process of the CPU operation result of the second embodiment.
- FIG. 14 is an illustrative view for explaining detection of an evening switch by the evening switch of the third embodiment.
- FIG. 15 is a flowchart showing the CPU switch control process of the third embodiment.
- a portable terminal 10 includes a CPU (sometimes called a processor or a computer) 20, a key input device 2 2, and a latch panel 3 6 controlled by a latch panel control circuit 3 4.
- C P U 20 controls the radio communication circuit 14 corresponding to the CDMA system and outputs a call signal.
- the output call signal is transmitted from the antenna 12 and transmitted to the mobile communication network including the base station.
- a call ready state is established.
- the CPU 2 0 controls the wireless communication circuit 1 4 to transmit a call termination signal to the other party. .
- C P U 20 ends the call processing. If the call end signal is received from the other party first, C P U 20 also ends the call process. Also, C P U 2 0 terminates the call process when a call end signal is received from the mobile communication network regardless of the other party.
- the radio communication circuit 14 When the call signal from the other party is captured by the antenna 12 while the mobile terminal 10 is activated, the radio communication circuit 14 notifies the CPU 20 of the incoming call.
- the CPU 20 controls the L CD monitor 26 with the L CD driver 24, and the video RA. By storing it in M 28, the sender information described in the incoming call notification is displayed on LCD monitor 26. In addition, the CPU 20 outputs a ringtone from an incoming call notification speaker (not shown).
- the following processing is executed in the call ready state.
- the modulated audio signal (high frequency signal) sent from the other party is received by the antenna 12.
- the received modulated audio signal is demodulated and decoded by the wireless communication circuit 14.
- the received voice signal thus obtained is output from the speaker 18.
- the transmitted voice signal captured by the microphone 16 is subjected to encoding processing and modulation processing by the wireless communication circuit 14.
- the modulated audio signal thus generated is transmitted to the other party using the antenna 12 as described above.
- the evening touch panel 36 is a pointing device for the user to indicate an arbitrary position within the screen of the LCD monitor 26. Even if the operation panel is operated by pressing, sliding (stroking) or touching the top surface with a finger, the operation panel 36 detects the operation. When the evening panel 36 detects the evening latch, the evening panel control circuit 34 specifies the position of the operation and outputs the coordinate position of the operated position to C P U 20. In other words, the user can input the direction of operation, graphics, and the like to the mobile terminal 10 by pressing, sliding, or touching the top surface of the evening panel 36 with a finger.
- the touch panel 36 is a method called a capacitance method that detects a change in capacitance between electrodes that occurs when a finger approaches the surface of the touch panel 36, and the finger touches the touch panel 36. Detect that.
- the shadow panel has a shadow-type electrostatic capacitance that detects changes in capacitance between electrodes caused by the approach of a finger by forming an electrode pattern on a transparent film or the like. The formula is adopted.
- a surface type capacitance method may be employed, or a resistance film method, an ultrasonic method, an infrared method, an electromagnetic induction method, or the like may be used.
- an operation in which the user touches the upper surface of the evening panel 36 with a finger is called “evening”.
- the operation of releasing the finger from the evening panel 36 will be called “release”.
- the coordinates indicated by the evening coordinates are called the “evening start point”
- the coordinates of the end position of the operation indicated by the release are called the “evening end point”.
- an operation in which the user performs an operation of releasing the upper surface of the evening panel 36 and subsequently releasing it is referred to as an “evening operation”.
- the operation on the evening panel 36 may be performed with a stick having a narrow tip such as a pen as well as a finger.
- a dedicated evening pen or the like may be provided for operation.
- the touch position When touching with a finger, the touch position is the center of gravity in the area of the finger touching the touch panel 36. However, when the touch position is the center of gravity in the area of the finger touching the touch panel 36, the surface of the finger touching even if not intended by the user The product may change. Therefore, even if the user recognizes that the evening position has not been moved, the CPU 20 detects that the evening position has moved. Therefore, the CPU 20 determines that the evening position has not changed if the movement amount of the evening position is very small (for example, less than 1 od of the LCD monitor 26).
- FIGS. 2A to 2C are schematic diagrams showing the appearance of the mobile terminal 10.
- the mobile terminal 10 has a case C 1 and a case C 2 each formed in a plate shape. Case C 1 and case C 2 have substantially the same thickness.
- the microphone 16 (not shown) is built in the case C 2
- the speaker 18 is built in the case C 1.
- the opening op 2 leading to the built-in microphone 16 is provided on one upper surface of the case C 2 in the length direction
- the opening op 1 leading to the built-in speaker 18 is formed on the top surface of the case C 1 in the length direction.
- the key input device 22 is provided on the upper surface of the case C2.
- the user operates the key input device 22 or the evening panel 36 to perform a call start Z end operation or a power on / off operation of the mobile terminal 10.
- the LCD monitor 26 is attached so that the monitor screen is exposed on the upper surface of the case C 1, and an evening panel 36 is provided on the upper surface of the LCD monitor 26.
- Case C1 and case C2 incorporate an opening / closing mechanism (not shown).
- the case C 1 is movable in the length direction of the case C 2 while being stacked on the case C 2.
- the opening / closing mechanism includes an assist mechanism that assists the case C1 with a panel mechanism or the like.
- the state shown in Fig. 2 (A) is called the "closed state", and the state shown in Figs. 2 (B) and (C) is called the "open state”. Then, the CPU 20 detects an open state and a closed state with a magnetic sensor and a stone not shown.
- Case Cl, LCD monitor 26, evening panel 36, opening op 1 and case C 1 are not shown in detail in the other illustrations for the sake of simplicity.
- the mobile terminal 10 has a TV viewing function, and when an operation for executing the TV viewing function is performed by the key input device 22 or the evening panel 36, the LCD monitor 26 displays an image by digital broadcasting.
- the 01 ⁇ tuner 42 extracts a digital broadcast signal corresponding to the channel selected from the digital broadcast signal received by the antenna 44.
- the 01 ⁇ tuner 42 performs processing such as digital demodulation on the extracted digital broadcast signal to generate a demodulated signal.
- the 01 ⁇ tuner 42 outputs the demodulated signal to the mobile terminal 10.
- the mobile terminal 10 performs a decoding process based on the MP EG method on the demodulated signal to form a video signal.
- the formed video signal is output to the LCD monitor 26, and the digital monitor of the selected channel is output to the LCD monitor 26. Video from the broadcast is displayed.
- FIGS. 3 (A) and 3 (B) are illustrative views showing the appearance of the mobile terminal 10 that executes the TV viewing function.
- TV R 1, operation area R 2, and status display area R 3 are displayed on LCD monitor 26.
- the TV area R 1 is an area in which an image by the digital broadcasting being received is displayed.
- the operation area R 2 is an area including keys that are operated by the user in the TV viewing function, and includes a menu key 50, a channel key 52, and a volume key 54.
- the menu key 50 is a key for displaying a GUI for ending the TV viewing function or changing the setting.
- Channel key 52 is a key for selecting the channel of the digital broadcast being received (changing the channel number).
- the user can increase the channel number indicating the upward direction and decrease the channel number using the channel channel indicating the downward direction.
- the volume key 5 4 is a key for adjusting the volume corresponding to the digital broadcast displayed in the TV area. The user increases the volume by the volume key 5 4 indicated by “10”, and decreases the volume by the volume key 5 4 indicated by “ ⁇ ”.
- this TV viewing function includes a feedback function that, when operated by the evening panel 36, feeds back the operation to the user by motor vibration by the motor 40.
- the CPU 20 rotates the motor 40 in accordance with the channel selection process, and the mobile terminal 10 is rotated by the rotation of the motor 40. Vibrate.
- the mobile terminal 10 vibrates, that is, is fed back, so that the user can know that the channel selection operation is successful.
- the vibration by the mobile phone 40 may be used as a vibration function for notifying the user of an incoming call.
- the feedback function may output not only the vibration of 40% but also sound from a speaker (not shown).
- the state display area R 3 is an area in which the state of the mobile terminal 10 is displayed, and includes icons indicating the radio wave reception state and the battery remaining state of the mobile terminal 10.
- the CPU 20 detects that the mobile terminal posture of the mobile terminal 10 has changed from the data (acceleration data) of the caro velocity output from the acceleration sensor 38, and changes the display direction of the LCD monitor 26. Switch. For example, when the mobile terminal posture of the mobile terminal 10 changes from the horizontal orientation shown in FIG. 3 (A) to the vertical orientation shown in FIG. 3 (B), the display direction of the LCD monitor 26 is Can be switched from horizontal to vertical according to changes. This specific position Since A is always the same position on the L CD monitor 26, the lower right corner of the L CD monitor 26 is the specific position A in the vertical direction.
- the TV 3 ⁇ 4R 1 ⁇ operation area R 2 and the state display area R 3 are the same in the other illustrations, and therefore detailed explanations are omitted for simplicity in the other illustrations. Furthermore, the display content of the TV area R 1 is also omitted.
- FIGS. 3C and 3D are illustrative views showing a state in which the mobile terminal 10 is held by the user when the TV viewing function is executed.
- FIG. 3C is a diagram in which the portable terminal 10 is held in a horizontal state
- FIG. 3D is a diagram in which the portable terminal 10 is held in a vertical state.
- the user holds the side of the mobile terminal 10 with his / her finger so that his / her finger does not touch the evening panel 36 and misoperate.
- the portable terminal 10 is held.
- the mobile terminal 10 can be held by holding the upper surface of case C 1 and the lower surface of case C 2 as shown in Figs. It can be held for a long time, but because the finger touches the operation area R2, etc., unnecessary tuning or volume adjustment is performed. Also, since the evening panel 3 6 is almost the same size as the upper surface of case C 1, do not touch the evening panel 3 6. and sandwich the upper surface of case C 1 and the lower surface of case C 2. It is difficult to hold.
- an insensitive area that disables the operation corresponding to each key is set in the evening reaction area of the evening panel 36 to prevent erroneous operations on the evening panel 36.
- the evening reaction area has the same coordinates as the display area of the LCD monitor 26.
- the specific area is set as the operation area R 2 by performing a specific slide operation on the operation area R 2.
- the posture of the mobile terminal is in the horizontal direction, referring to FIG. 5 (A)
- All of the areas can be set as insensitive areas.
- the vertical direction referring to FIG. 5B
- the insensitive area remains set until the thumb is released from the evening panel 36, so the menu key 5 0, channel key 5 2 and volume key 5 4 in the operation area R 2 Incorrect operation is prevented.
- the user can easily set the insensitive area simply by performing a specific slide operation.
- FIG. 6 is an illustrative view showing a memory map of the RAM 32. See Figure 6 for RAM 3
- the second memory map 3 00 includes a program storage area 3 0 2 and a data storage area 3 0 4. A part of the program and data is read from the flash memory 30 all at once or partially and sequentially as necessary, stored in the RAM 32, and processed by the CPU 20 or the like.
- the program storage area 30 2 stores a program for operating the mobile terminal 10.
- a program for operating the portable terminal 10 includes a TV viewing program 3 10 and an evening panel control program 3 1 2.
- the evening panel control program 3 1 2 includes the operation result judgment program 3 1 2 a.
- the TV viewing program 3 10 is a program for viewing a digital broadcast on the mobile terminal 10.
- the evening latch control program 3 1 2 is a program for processing the evening latches for the evening latch panel 3 6.
- the operation result determination program 3 1 2 a is a program for determining whether or not the operation after the setting is a specific operation.
- the program for operating the mobile terminal 10 includes a call control program and the like.
- the data storage area 30 4 is provided with an evening position buffer 3 30.
- the data storage area 3 0 4 includes the evening coordinate map data 3 3 2, the specific area coordinate data 3 3 4, the specific position coordinate data 3 3 6, the touch position integrated data 3 3 8, and the dead area coordinates Data 3 4 0 and GU I data 3 4 2 are stored, as well as flag 3 4 4, mobile device attitude flag 3 4 6, specific operation flag 3 5 0, operation counter 3 5 2 and release counter 3 5 4 etc. are provided.
- GU I data 3 4 2 includes key area data 3 4 2 a.
- the evening position buffer 3 3 0 is a buffer for temporarily storing the input result of the evening spot detected by the evening latch panel 3 6. For example, the evening position at the beginning of the evening, the evening end point, and the evening Stores the coordinates of the coordinates of the position.
- the evening coordinate map data 33 2 is data for associating the position of the evening specified by the touch panel control circuit 38 with the display position of the LCD monitor 26. Therefore, the CPU 20 can associate the position of the evening operation specified by the evening panel control circuit 38 with the display of the LCD monitor 26 based on the evening coordinate map 3 3 2.
- the specific area coordinate data 3 3 4 is the coordinate data of the specific area.
- the specific area coordinate data 3 3 4 is the same coordinate data as the display area of the operation area R 2.
- the specific area coordinate data 3 3 4 may be the same as the coordinate data indicating the display area of the LCD monitor 26.
- Specific position coordinate data 3 3 6 is the coordinate data of the specific position A shown in Fig. 3 (A) and (B). In the horizontal direction of Fig. 3 (A), the display coordinates of the LCD monitor 26 are Coordinate data indicating the upper right corner.
- Evening position integrated data 3 3 8 is detected between the time when the setting is released and the time when it is released. This is the data obtained by integrating the coordinate data of the selected evening positions.
- the dead area coordinate data 34 0 is the area coordinate data of the dead area set in the evening reaction area. In this embodiment, it coincides with the coordinate data of the evening reaction area in the evening panel 36.
- the dead area coordinate data 3 40 is recorded in place of the touch position integrated data 3 3 8. Alternatively, it may be designed to coincide with the evening position history data composed of the evening position history data.
- GU I data 3 4 2 is the coordinate data of GU I displayed on the LCD monitor 26.
- the key area is 3 4 2 a is the menu key 5 0, the channel key 5 2 and the volume key 5 Consists of coordinate data in the display area of operation keys such as 4.
- the evening flag 3 4 4 is a flag for determining whether or not the evening glow panel 3 6 is illuminated (whether it is a hornworm).
- the evening flag 3 4 4 consists of a 1-bit register evening.
- the data value “1” is set in the evening
- the evening flag 3 4 4 is not established (off)
- the data value “0” is entered in the evening. "Is set.
- the portable terminal attitude flag 3 46 is a flag for determining whether the portable terminal attitude of the portable terminal 10 is the horizontal direction or the vertical direction.
- the mobile terminal posture flag 3 4 6 is composed of a 1-pit register. If the mobile terminal 10 is in the horizontal direction as shown in Fig. 3 (A), the mobile terminal attitude flag 3 4 6 is set (ON), and the de-night value "1" is set in the register evening. . On the other hand, if the mobile terminal 10 is in the vertical direction as shown in FIG. 3 (B), the mobile terminal attitude flag 3 4 6 force S is not established (off), and the data value “0” is set in the register evening.
- the mobile terminal attitude flag 3 4 6 is composed of a 1-pit register. If the mobile terminal 10 is in the horizontal direction as shown in Fig. 3 (A), the mobile terminal attitude flag 3 4 6 is set (ON), and the de-night value "1" is set in the register evening. . On the other hand, if the mobile terminal 10 is in the vertical direction as shown in FIG. 3 (B), the
- the slide direction flag 3 4 8 is a flag for determining whether the slide operation is the vertical direction or the horizontal direction.
- the slide direction flag 3 4 8 is composed of a 1-bit register. If the slide direction is horizontal, the slide direction flag 3 4 8 is established (turned on), and the data value “1” force S is set in the register. On the other hand, if the slide direction is the vertical direction, the slide direction flag 3 4 8 is not established (turned off).
- the specific operation flag 3 5 0 is a flag for determining whether or not a specific operation has been performed.
- the specific operation flag 3 5 0 is composed of a 1-bit register. When the specific operation flag 3 5 0 is established (turned on), the register is set to the data value “1”, and when the specific operation flag 3 5 0 is not established (turned off), the register has the data value “0”. "Is set.
- the operation counter 3 5 2 is a counter for counting the time after the evening latch is detected by the evening panel 3 6.
- the measurement result of the operation counter 3 52 is used to determine whether or not the operation time is greater than the threshold value T.
- Release count 3 5 4 is a counter for counting the time since release after setting the dead area. The measurement results of this release county 3 5 4 are used to determine whether or not to cancel the dead zone.
- the data storage area 30 4 stores image files and the like, and is provided with other counters and flags necessary for the operation of the mobile terminal 10. Each counter and flag is set to “0” in the initial state.
- CPU 20 is the control of the latch panel shown in Fig. 8 and Fig. 9 under the control of RTOS (real-time operating syst em) such as "Linux (registered trademark)" and "REX". Multiple tasks are executed in parallel, including the operation result judgment process shown in.
- RTOS real-time operating syst em
- step S 1 it is determined whether or not the touch screen is touched. to decide. That is, in step S1, it is determined whether or not the evening flag 3 4 4 is on. If “NO” in the step S 1, that is, if the evening flag 3 4 4 is off, the determination in the step S 1 is repeatedly executed. On the other hand, if “YES” in step S 1, that is, if the evening flag 3 4 4 is ON, the touch position recording process is executed in step S 3. That is, in step S 3, the coordinate data of the current latch position stored in the latch position buffer 3 30 is recorded as the touch position integrated data 3 3 8.
- step S5 it is determined whether or not a slide operation is being performed. That is, in step S5, it is determined whether or not the coordinate data of the current latch position stored in the latch position buffer 330 has changed. If “YE S” in step S5, that is, if a slide operation is being performed, the process returns to step S3.
- step S 3 the coordinate data of the current evening position is recorded as evening position integration data 3 3 8. Only once in 0 repetitions. This is because if the coordinate data is recorded every approximately 10 ms, the data amount of the accumulated position data 3 3 8 becomes large and the storage capacity of the RAM 3 2 is compressed. That is, when the processes of steps S 3 and S 5 are repeated, the coordinate data of the latch position is recorded as the touch position integrated data 3 3 8 approximately every 100 ms.
- step S5 if “NO” in the step S5, that is, if the slide operation is not being performed, an operation time calculating process is executed in a step S7.
- step S7 the time from the detection of the evening till the end of the slide operation is calculated as the operation time.
- coordinate data of the accumulated touch position recorded in the accumulated position data 3 3 8 is used.
- the operation time after the start of the evening can be calculated.
- the operation count 3 5 2 counts the number of accumulated data included in the evening position accumulated data 3 3 8.
- the operation time can be calculated by obtaining the product of the operation counter 3 5 2 and the time during which the coordinate data is accumulated.
- Operation time (Operation counter 3 5 2) X (Time when coordinate data force is accumulated) For example, the time when coordinate data is accumulated is about 100 ms, so the value of operation counter 3 5 2 If the number of accumulated data included in the stitch position accumulated data 3 3 8 is “3”, it is possible to calculate from Equation 1 that approximately 30 O BIS has elapsed since the detection of the evening stitch.
- the operation time may be calculated by executing a time loop process at the same time when the evening flag 3 4 4 is turned on. Specifically, the number of times that the time loop processing is repeated is counted by the operation count 3 52, and the operation time is calculated from the product of the processing time of the time loop processing and the operation counter 3 52.
- step S9 it is determined whether or not the operation time is equal to or greater than a threshold value T. That is, in step S9, it is determined whether or not the operation time from the detection of the touch until the end of the slide operation is equal to or greater than the threshold value T.
- the threshold T is set to 500 ms. Therefore, in step S9, it is determined whether or not the operation time from when the user starts the evening operation until the end of the sliding operation is 500 ms or more. Note that the threshold value T may be not less than 500 ms or less than 500 ms.
- step S9 If “NO” in the step S9, that is, if the operation time is less than 500 ms, the process returns to the step S3.
- step S 9 if “YES” in step S 9, that is, if the operation time is 500 ms or longer, the operation result determination process is executed in step S 11. That is, in step S 11, it is determined whether or not the slide operation performed by the user is a specific operation. If the specific operation is performed, the specific operation flag 3 5 0 is turned on.
- the operation result determination process will be described in detail with reference to the flowchart of the operation result determination process shown in FIG.
- step S13 it is determined whether or not the specific operation is performed. That is, it is determined whether or not the specific operation flag 3 5 0 is on. If “NO” in the step S 13, that is, if the specific operation flag 3 5 0 is turned off, the process proceeds to the step S 19. On the other hand, if “Y ES” in step S 13, that is, if the specific operation flag 3 5 0 is on, a dead area is set in step S 15. In other words, the coordinate data area of the evening reaction area is recorded as the insensitive area coordinate area 3 4 0. Subsequently, in step S 17, feedback is prohibited and the process proceeds to step S 3 1. That is, in step S 17, feedback operation is prohibited by stopping the operation of motor 40.
- step S 19 that is, if “NO” in step S 13, it is determined whether or not the evening position is within the key area. That is, it is determined whether or not the coordinate data of the current evening position is included in the key area data 3 4 2 a such as the menu key 50, the channel key 52 and the volume key 54. If “YES” in step S 2 1, for example, if the coordinate data of the current sunset position is within the key area of channel key 5 2, step The operation process corresponding to the key is executed in S 2 1, and the process proceeds to step S 2 3. In other words, assuming that channel key 52 is operated, the digital broadcast channel number is changed. On the other hand, if “NO” in step S 19, that is, if the coordinate data of the current latch position is not included in any operation key area, the process proceeds to step S 23.
- step S 2 3 it is determined whether or not it has been released. That is, it is determined whether or not the evening flag 3 4 4 is off.
- step S 2 3 if “NO” in step S 2 3, that is, if the evening flag 3 4 4 is on, the accumulated coordinate data included in the evening position accumulated data 3 8 8 and the operation counter 3 5 2 Reset and return to step S3.
- step S 2 3 if “YES” in step S 2 3, that is, if the evening flag 3 4 4 is off, the accumulated coordinate data included in the touch position buffer 3 3 0 and evening position accumulated data 3 8 8 will be displayed. Reset evening and operation counter 3 5 2 and return to step S1.
- step S 3 it is determined whether or not it has been released. That is, it is determined whether the evening flag 3 4 4 is off. If “NO” in the step S 3 1, that is, if the touch flag 3 4 4 is turned on, the process of the step S 3 1 is repeated. In other words, after the dead zone is set, the dead zone remains set unless it is released from the evening panel 36. On the other hand, if “YE S” in step S 3 1, that is, if the touch flag 3 4 4 is OFF, a release time calculation process is executed in step S 3 3. In other words, in step S 3 3, the time (release time) from the release from touch panel 36 is calculated.
- step S 3 5 it is determined whether or not the release time force threshold value R is greater than or equal to.
- the threshold value R is 1 0 0 O ms. Therefore, in step S 3 5, it is determined whether or not the time after the user releases the evening panel 3 6 is 10 00 ms or more.
- the process of step S 3 5 is executed at the same time as step S 3 3 is executed.
- the threshold value R may be equal to or greater than 1 00 Oms, or may be less than 1 0 0 Oms.
- step S 3 5 If “NO” in the step S 3 5, that is, if the release time is less than the threshold value R, the process returns to the step S 3 1. On the other hand, if “YE S” in step S 3 5, that is, if the release time is equal to or greater than the threshold value R, the dead area is canceled in step S 3 7. That is, reset the insensitive area coordinate data 3 40.
- the user can easily release the insensitive area simply by releasing his finger from the evening panel. Furthermore, if the release time is within the prescribed time, the evening panel 3 6 Since the insensitive area is not canceled even if the finger is removed from the screen, the convenience for the user is improved.
- step S 39 the feed pack prohibition is canceled. That is, the motor 40 is operated. Then, the coordinate data included in the evening position buffer 3 3 0 and the evening position accumulated data 3 8 8, the operation counter 3 5 2 and the release counter 3 5 4 are reset, and the process returns to step S 1 .
- FIG. 10 is a flowchart showing the operation result determination process shown in step S 11 (see FIG. 8).
- step S 51 the CPU 20 determines whether or not a slide operation has been performed within the specific area. In other words, the coordinates of the start position of the latch and the coordinates of the present latch position stored in the latch position buffer 3 3 0 and the accumulated coordinate data included in the touch position accumulated data are specified. It is determined whether or not it is included in the area indicated by area coordinate 3 3 4 . The determination may be made based on whether or not all the accumulated data included in the evening position accumulated data 3 3 8 is included in the area indicated by the specific area coordinate data 3 3 4.
- step S 51 If “NO” in the step S 51, that is, if the slide operation is not performed within the specific region, the operation result determination process is ended, and the process returns to the latch panel control process shown in FIG.
- step S 53 the mobile terminal posture detection process is executed in step S 53. That is, it is determined by the acceleration sensor 3 8 whether the mobile terminal 10 is in the horizontal direction shown in FIG. 3 (A) or the vertical direction shown in FIG. 3 (B). Attitude flag 3 4 6 is turned on, and mobile terminal attitude flag 3 4 6 is turned off in the vertical direction. Subsequently, the slide direction is calculated in step S55.
- the slide direction in the slide operation performed within the specific area is calculated.
- the origin of the touch coordinate system in the evening panel 36 is the upper left corner in the mobile terminal 10 shown in FIG. 3B
- the horizontal axis is the X axis
- the vertical axis is the Y axis.
- the coordinates of the touch base point can be (X 1, y 1)
- the coordinates of the current evening position can be (X 2, y 2).
- the slide direction is taken as the vertical direction. If the equation shown in Equation 3 holds, that is, if the amount of change in the X-axis direction is greater than the amount of change in the Y-axis direction, the sliding direction is set to the horizontal direction.
- the sliding direction is the horizontal direction if the formula 2 is satisfied, and the sliding direction is the vertical direction if the formula 3 is satisfied.
- the slide direction flag 3 4 8 is turned on, and if the slide direction is the vertical direction, the slide direction flag 3 4 8 is turned off.
- step S57 it is determined whether or not the mobile terminal posture is horizontal. That is, it is determined whether or not the mobile terminal posture flag 3 46 is on. If “NO” in the step S 57, that is, if the mobile terminal posture is the vertical direction, the process proceeds to the step S 65. On the other hand, if “YE S” in step S 5 7, that is, if the mobile terminal posture is in the horizontal direction, it is determined whether or not the slide direction is horizontal in step S 59. That is, it is determined whether or not the slide direction flag 3 4 8 is ON. If “YE S” in step S 59, that is, if the slide direction is the horizontal direction, the operation result determination process ends.
- the threshold S is a distance of one third in the width direction of the LCD monitor 26 (see Fig. 2). That is, it is determined whether or not the distance of the slide by the user's slide operation is a distance of one third or more in the width direction of the LCD monitor 26.
- the distance of the slide can be obtained by using the three-square theorem based on the touch start point and the coordinates of the current touch position.
- the threshold value S may be larger or smaller than the distance of one third in the width direction of the LCD monitor 26.
- step S 61 If “NO” in the step S 61, that is, if the slide distance is less than the threshold value S, the operation result determining process is ended. On the other hand, if “YE S” in step S 6 1, that is, if the slide distance is greater than or equal to the threshold value S, the specific operation flag 3 5 0 is turned on in step S 6 3, and the operation result determination process ends. .
- the slide operation input by the user is in the horizontal direction when the mobile device posture is in the horizontal direction, the slide direction is in the vertical direction in the operation area R2, that is, because of the specific relationship, the slide operation is specified.
- step S 65 it is determined whether or not the slide direction is vertical. That is, it is determined whether or not the slide direction flag 3 4 8 is off. If “YE S” in step S 65, that is, if the slide direction flag 3 4 8 is off, the operation result determination process is terminated. On the other hand, if “NO” in the step S 65, that is, if the slide direction flag 3 4 8 is turned on, the process proceeds to the step S 61. That is, when the mobile terminal posture force is in the vertical direction, since the slide direction is the horizontal direction in the operation region R2, it is determined in step S61 whether the slide distance is greater than or equal to the threshold value S. The Furthermore, if the slide distance is greater than or equal to the threshold S If there is, the specific operation flag 3 5 0 is turned on in step S 63.
- the operation area R 2 including the menu key 50, the channel key 52, and the volume key 54 is displayed on the LCD monitor 26 of the portable terminal 10. Then, when a slide operation as a specific operation is performed in the operation area R2, the operation area R2 can be set as a dead area. For example, if the user has a mobile terminal posture in the horizontal direction with respect to the evening panel 36, the user can perform the slide operation so that the slide direction becomes the vertical direction in the operation area R2, and thereby the insensitive area. Can be set.
- the user can set the insensitive area on the touch panel 36 only by performing a slide operation corresponding to the mobile terminal posture.
- the user can distinguish the slide operation that is the specific operation from the normal operation that operates the key.
- the specific operation is detected in the specific f-page area (operation area R 2)
- the specific operation may be determined using the reaction panel reaction area as the specific area.
- the specific operation may be a slide operation for drawing a circle or a triangle.
- the threshold values T, R, and S used in the first embodiment are set to the same values in the other embodiments.
- each evening latch is processed in parallel. If the insensitive area is set to a part of the touch reaction area on the touch panel 36, the insensitive area is set by the first touch operation, and the insensitive area is set by the second touch operation that follows. Keys outside the area can be operated. That is, the user can operate the portable terminal 10 by the evening panel 36 even if the insensitive area is set.
- the second embodiment a process capable of arbitrarily setting the width of the insensitive area will be described. Also, in the second embodiment, the configuration of the mobile terminal 10 in FIG. 1 described in the first embodiment, the schematic diagram showing the appearance of the mobile terminal 10 in FIG. 2, and the TV viewing shown in FIG. 3 and FIG. Since the schematic diagram showing the external appearance of the mobile terminal 10 that executes the function, the memory map shown in FIG. 6, and the flowchart shown in FIG. 8 are the same, duplicate explanations are omitted.
- the dead area can be set not by the specific area but by the slide operation from the specific position A.
- the slide direction is horizontal.
- the current position A The insensitive area is set up to the coordinates of the evening position.
- the specific position A may be another vertex of the LCD monitor 26, and may be set to an arbitrary position by the user. Further, a specific side may be used instead of the specific position A. For example, it may be one side in the length direction of the LCD monitor 26 or the other side in the length direction.
- the insensitive area is not released even if released.
- the dead area can be released by performing a slide operation in which the sliding direction is the horizontal direction and releasing at the specific position A when the mobile terminal is in the horizontal direction.
- the dead zone can be set according to the distance of the slide.
- CPU 20 is under the control of RTOS (real-time operat ing sys tem) such as "Linux (registered trademark)" and "REX". Execute multiple tasks in parallel, including results judgment processing.
- RTOS real-time operat ing sys tem
- Linux registered trademark
- REX Real-time operat ing sys tem
- step S 9 When the user switches the evening panel 36 of the mobile terminal 10, the CPU 20 starts the touch panel control process.
- steps S I—S 9 (see FIG. 8) is the same as that in the first embodiment, and thus detailed description thereof is omitted.
- step S 11 an operation result determination process is performed.
- step S 11 is different from that in the first embodiment.
- step S 11 in the second embodiment will be described with reference to the flowchart of FIG. 13, detailed description thereof will be omitted here.
- step S13 it is determined whether or not the specific operation is performed.
- “N 0” in step S 13 that is, if it is not a specific operation, the processing of steps S 19 -S 23 is performed as in the first embodiment.
- step S 8 1 determines whether or not it has been released at a specific position A. That is, it is determined whether or not the coordinate data of the evening position end point stored in the evening position buffer 330 and the specific position coordinate data 3 36 are the same. If “NO” in the step S 8 1, that is, if the release is not performed at the specific position A, a dead area is set in the step S 8 7, and the feed pack is prohibited in the step S 8 9. Then, when the process of step S 89 is completed, the process returns to step S 1 (see FIG. 8).
- step S 8 determines whether or not a slide operation has been performed within the specific area. If “NO” in step S 1 1 1, that is, if the slide operation is not performed within the specific area, the operation result determination process ends.
- step S 1 1 1 determines whether or not the start position of the slide operation is a specific position A in step S 1 1 3. . That is, it is determined whether or not the coordinates of the start position stored in the touch position buffer 3 30 and the specific position coordinate data 3 3 6 coincide.
- step S 1 1 If “YE S” in step S 1 1 3, that is, if the start position of the slide operation matches the specific position A, the process proceeds to step S 1 1 7. On the other hand, if “NO” in step S 1 1 3, that is, if the start position of the slide operation and the specific position A do not match, it is determined in step S 1 1 5 whether or not the release is performed at the specific position A. To do. If “NO” in step S 1 1 5, that is, if it is not released at the specific position A, the operation result determination process is terminated, and the process returns to the latch panel control process shown in FIG. On the other hand, if “YE S” in step S 1 1 5, that is, if it is released at a specific position A, mobile device attitude detection processing is performed in step S 1 1 7, and slide direction in step S 1 1 9 Perform the calculation process.
- step S 1 2 it is determined whether or not the mobile terminal posture is horizontal. If “NO” in the step S 1 2 1, that is, if the mobile terminal posture is in the vertical direction, the process proceeds to the step S 1 2 9. On the other hand, if “YE S” in step S 1 2 1, that is, if the mobile terminal posture is in the horizontal direction, it is determined in step S 1 2 3 whether or not the sliding direction is horizontal. If “NO” in step S 1 2 3, that is, if the mobile terminal posture is in the horizontal direction and the slide direction is in the vertical direction, the operation result determination process is terminated because it is not a specific operation.
- step S 1 2 5 If “YES” is determined in step S 1 2 3, that is, if the slide direction is horizontal, it is determined in step S 1 2 5 whether or not the slide distance is greater than or equal to the threshold value S. If “NO” in the step S 1 25, that is, if the slide distance is less than the threshold value S, the operation result determining process is ended. On the other hand, if “YE S” in step S 1 2 5, that is, if the slide distance is equal to or greater than the threshold value S, the specific operation flag 3 5 0 is turned on in step S 1 2 7 to determine the operation result. The process ends.
- step S 1 2 9 it is determined whether or not the sliding force is vertical. That is, when the mobile terminal posture is the vertical direction, it is determined whether or not the slide direction is the vertical direction. If “NO” in step S 1 2 9, that is, if the slide direction is horizontal, the operation result determination process ends. On the other hand, if “YE S” in step S 1 2 9, the process proceeds to step S 1 2 5.
- step S 87 the area indicated by the specific position A and the current evening position or the evening end point can be set as a dead area.
- step S 11 in the second embodiment the slide operation whose touch start point or evening touch end point is the specific position A is determined as the specific operation. Therefore, in the dead area setting process in step S87, the dead area can be set according to the distance of the slide. Also, if the slide operation is performed so that the specific position A is the end point, the dead area is canceled.
- the insensitive area can be canceled simply by performing a sliding operation so that the end of the evening is at the specific position A in the sliding direction corresponding to the mobile terminal posture in which the mobile terminal 10 is held.
- the user holds the mobile terminal 10 so that the terminal posture of the mobile terminal 10 and the sliding direction are determined in advance, and slides the end point to a specific position.
- the user can arbitrarily set the size of the insensitive area according to the slide distance of the slide operation.
- the dead region may be set by determining the specific operation based only on the slide distance within the specific region without determining the mobile terminal posture.
- the configuration of the mobile terminal 10 is almost the same as that of the first embodiment, but includes an evening switch TSW instead of the touch panel 36.
- the external appearance of the mobile terminal 10 is almost the same as that of the first embodiment, but referring to FIG. 14 (A), the touch switch TSW is composed of a plurality of sunset switches A-F, L
- the case C 1 is provided on the other upper surface in the length direction so as to be adjacent to the CD monitor 26.
- the evening switch A-F included in the evening switch T SW is independent, and each evening switch can detect the evening switch.
- Each evening switch is located adjacent to each other, evening switch A is adjacent to evening switch B and F, evening switch B is adjacent to evening switch 8 and C, and evening switch C is evening switch. Adjacent to B and D, H D is adjacent to Touch Switches C and E.
- Evening switches A and B correspond to the volume control keys of the first embodiment
- evening switches C and D correspond to the channel keys of the first embodiment.
- the evening switches E and F which are not visually recognized, are used to set the dead area.
- the evening switch A-F included in the evening switch T SW detects the evening switch by the electrostatic capacity method in the same way as the evening switch panel 36.
- the evening switch is detected by the evening switch A, the change in capacitance in the touch switch A will be described.
- Fig. 14 (B) is a graph showing the amount of change in capacitance in evening switch A and evening switch B during detection.
- the horizontal axis represents the position coordinate in the direction D (see Fig. 14 (A)) with the lower left as the origin, and the vertical axis represents the amount of change in capacitance. Therefore, the amount of change in the electrostatic capacitance with respect to the position coordinate in the direction D can be read from this draft. From this graph, it can be seen that the finger also touches touch switch B. However, since the amount of change in evening switch A (the area of the shaded area M) is the largest, it is recognized that evening switch A is switched. be able to.
- the amount of change in capacitance changes in a mountain shape, and the coordinate position in the largest direction D coincides with the center point of the evening switch A, so the center of the finger that the user has The center of gravity of the finger area) It can be seen that it is located at the center of the cut-off switch A.
- FIG. 14 (C) is an illustrative view showing the time variation of the electrostatic capacitance in the evening switch A to the touch switch D when the evening slide operation is performed from the evening switch A to the touch switch D.
- “A” – “D” corresponds to evening switch A—D.
- Each graph corresponding to “A” – “D” is the same as the graph shown in Fig. 14 (B), and represents the amount of change in capacitance of touch switch AD with respect to the position coordinate in direction D.
- the top four graphs show the amount of change in the capacitance of the evening switch A-D at time T i, and each graph arranged in the vertical direction shows the time for time T i.
- Att, 2 At, 3 ⁇ t represents the amount of change in the capacitance of the evening switch AD.
- the user performs an evening slide operation from evening switch A to evening switch D from time T i to time (T i +3 ⁇ t).
- the force S can be detected to detect the change in the direction D corresponding to the maximum value of the capacitance change detected by the evening switches C and D.
- the CPU 20 has been subjected to a touch slide operation by detecting that the position coordinate in the direction D corresponding to the maximum value of the detected change amount of the electrostatic capacitance remains constant and changes. Can be detected. Specifically, the CPU 20 moves the touch slide when the position coordinate in the direction D corresponding to the maximum value of the capacitance change amount changes from the coordinate of one evening switch to the coordinate of the adjacent touch switch. Judged to be an operation. Accordingly, in the third embodiment, when an evening slide operation is detected by any two touch switches, a dead area is set for the evening reaction area of the evening switch TSW.
- evening switch A to touch switch B or sunset switch F evening switch B to touch switch A or evening switch (:, evening switch C to evening switch B or evening switch D, evening switch D or evening switch C or evening switch If either touch switch E, evening switch E to evening switch D, or evening switch F to evening switch A is operated, an insensitive area is set for the evening reaction area of the evening switch TSW.
- the configuration of the memory map in the RAM 3 2 of the third embodiment is almost the same as that of the first embodiment, but the program storage area 3 0 2 has an evening switch instead of the evening panel control program 3 1 2.
- a control program is stored.
- the data storage area 3 0 4 contains Hatch position buffer 3 3 0 is provided, evening coordinate map map 3 3 2 and evening position accumulated data 3 3 8 are stored, and touch flag 3 4 4 and release counter 3 5 4 are further provided.
- the evening position buffer 3 30 stores the position coordinate data in the current direction D and the amount of change in capacitance.
- the evening coordinate map data D3 3 2 is the data used to convert the evening position detected by the evening switch T SW into the position coordinate in the direction D. Then, every 10 ms, the position coordinate data in the direction D stored in the evening position buffer 3 3 0 and the amount of change in capacitance are set as evening position integration data 3 3 8. Data is recorded in the single area 3 0 4.
- the evening flag 3 3 0 is used to determine whether or not there is an evening switch for the evening switch T SW. Further, since the configuration of the touch flag 330 is the same as that of the first embodiment, detailed description thereof is omitted. Release count 3 5 4 is used to count the time since release.
- the CPU 20 is shown in Fig. 15 in addition to the processing described in the first embodiment under the control of RTOS (real-time operating system) such as "Linux (registered trademark)" and "REX". Multiple tasks including touch switch control processing are executed in parallel.
- RTOS real-time operating system
- step S 1 8 the evening switch is switched. It is determined whether or not. That is, it is determined whether or not the evening flag 3 4 4 is on. If “NO” in the step S 1 8 1, that is, if the touch flag 3 4 4 is off, the process of the step S 1 8 1 is repeatedly executed. On the other hand, if “YE S” in step S 1 8 1, that is, if the touch flag 3 4 4 is on, it is determined whether or not sliding is performed in step S 1 8 3. That is, in step S 1 8 3, it is determined whether or not the accumulated position coordinates included in the evening position accumulation data 3 3 8 have changed.
- step S 1 8 If “NO” in step S 1 8 3, that is, if it is not slid, proceed to step S 2 0 1.
- step S 1 85 it is determined in step S 1 85 whether or not an adjacent switch has been operated. That is, it is determined whether or not an adjacent evening switch has been operated by an evening slide operation. Specifically, in the accumulated data included in the evening position accumulated data 3 38, whether or not only the coordinate data of the evening position has changed while the maximum value of the change in capacitance remains constant. Determine whether. If “NO” in the step S 1 85, that is, if the evening slide operation is not performed, the operation process corresponding to the switch is executed in the step S 2 0 1, and the process returns to the step S 1 8 1. For example, if the evening switch is D for channel operation, the channel number of the received digital broadcast is changed.
- step S 1 8 7 set the dead area. In other words, in step S 1 87, a dead area is set for the evening reaction area of the evening switch T SW. Subsequently, in step S 1 8 9, feedback is prohibited. That is, the operation of the motor 40 is stopped.
- step S 1 9 it is determined whether or not the evening is continued. That is, it is determined whether or not the evening flag 3 4 4 is on. If “YE S” in step S 1 91, that is, if the evening flag 3 4 4 is on, the process of step S 1 9 1 is repeated. On the other hand, if “NO”, that is, if the evening flag 3 4 4 is OFF, the release time calculation process is executed in step S 1 93 and the release time is greater than or equal to the threshold value R in step S 1 9 5. Determine whether or not. Note that the processing in steps S 1 9 3 and S 1 95 is the same as steps S 3 3 and S 3 5 (see FIG. 9), and thus detailed description thereof is omitted.
- step S 1 95 the process returns to the step S 1 9 1 if the release time is less than the threshold value R.
- step S 1 9 if “YE S”, if the release time is greater than or equal to the threshold value R, the dead area is canceled in step S 1 9 7. In other words, the dead area set for the evening reaction area of evening switching T SW is canceled. Subsequently, in step S 1 9 9, the feedback inhibition is canceled and the process returns to step S 1 8 1. That is, in step S 1 9 9, the motor 40 is moved again.
- the orientation of the mobile terminal is in the horizontal direction, but it may be in the vertical direction. If the touch switch operation is performed on the evening switch TSW, the insensitive area is set.
- the communication method of the mobile terminal 10 is not limited to the CDMA method, but may be a W-CDMA method, a TDMA method, a PHS method, a GSM method, or the like. Not only the portable terminal 10 but also a portable information terminal such as a PDA (Personal Digital Assistant) may be used.
- a portable information terminal such as a PDA (Personal Digital Assistant) may be used.
- the insensitive area is set by a specific operation for the specific area, and the input to the latch panel 36 is partially ignored so that the portable terminal 10 can be used.
- the dead zone power S is set, the dead zone is canceled by a specific operation for the specific zone.
- normal key operations are not performed at the moment of setting, so that the operation for setting the insensitive area does not affect key operations, etc. It is good also as a mechanism performed when it is done. As a result, there is an effect that the key operation is not performed even if the key area is left in the evening.
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