JP2001053865A - Mobile phone equipment - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] [Problem] When a call is received in a state where ringing is not generated even if there is an incoming call in consideration of the inconvenience of others, an appropriate response according to the calling side is automatically provided. To provide a mobile phone device. SOLUTION: It is configured to be controlled by a CPU 1 and a RAM 1
0, the response method table section TM and the transmission message section SM
And a reception message part RM, a transmission message part SM is set in advance with a number of transmission messages, and a response method table part TM is provided with a telephone number of a called party expected to be called. A message to be transmitted for the call is stored in the transmission message unit SM, and when a call is made, a message is sent according to the storage information of the response method table unit TM, and then sent from the calling side. The received message is stored in the received message part RM.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a method for receiving an incoming call.
The present invention relates to a mobile telephone device of a type that detects a telephone number of a calling side from a signal when a signal related to the telephone number of the calling side is included in the received signal, and particularly to a mobile telephone device suitable for automatic selection response.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art In recent years, portable telephone devices have been widely used as convenient mobile communication devices. However, in a mobile telephone device, in a public place such as in a train or during a conference, a ringing tone at the time of an incoming call causes annoyance to others. In consideration of this, a ringing tone is not generated even if there is an incoming call by key operation, and instead, an LED arranged at a position easy to see on the mobile phone device
Flashing or vibration of the mobile phone device itself is used to notify a mobile phone of an incoming call. Note that there are two types of mobile telephone devices: analog type and digital type. Digital type
When calling, the telephone number of the portable telephone device can be transmitted, while the receiving side can receive the telephone number and detect the telephone number of the calling side.

[0003]

By the way, in the above-described portable telephone device in which an incoming call is notified by blinking an LED or the like instead of generating a ringing sound, the portable telephone device is put in a bag and carried. When there is an incoming call, the carrier cannot recognize the incoming call, and during a conference or the like, the call cannot be started even if the incoming call can be recognized. In any case, the call cannot be answered at all. The present invention has been made in view of the circumstances as described above, and in consideration of the inconvenience of others, in a state where no ringing tone is generated even if there is an incoming call, when there is an incoming call, It is an object of the present invention to provide a mobile telephone device that automatically performs an appropriate response according to a calling side.

[0004]

According to the first aspect of the present invention, when an automatic response can be selected and a signal related to the telephone number of the calling side is included in the received signal, the telephone number of the calling side is determined from this signal. The following means have been added to the mobile phone device to be detected. That is, wireless communication means for transmitting and receiving with an antenna, voice output means for generating a ring tone, transmission message storage means for storing a plurality of transmission messages to be sent to the calling side at the time of automatic response, Response method storage means capable of storing the response method of the caller in association with one or more caller telephone numbers, and the caller telephone number is transmitted from the wireless communication means at the time of the automatic response. In this case, a response method associated with the telephone number of the calling side is called from the response method storage means, and then the response method is used to transmit a predetermined transmission message stored in the transmission message storage means. In such a case, the transmission message is called from the transmission message storage means and transmitted to the wireless communication means. If it relates to the generation of sound,
Automatic response control means for generating a ringing tone is added to the voice output means. According to a second aspect of the present invention, the following two means are further added to the portable telephone device according to the first aspect. That is, when a message from a calling side is received by the wireless communication unit after the transmission of the transmission message, the reception message storage unit for storing the message and the reception message stored in the reception message storage unit are output as voice. It is configured to add a received message voice output means. In the invention of claim 3,
The following two means are further added to the portable telephone device according to the first aspect. That is, when a message from the calling side is received by the wireless communication unit after the transmission of the transmission message, the received message storage unit stores the message and the telephone number of the calling side in association with each other; A configuration is provided in which a received message voice output means for outputting the stored received message by voice is added. According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, the following means are added to the portable telephone device according to the first, second and third aspects. That is, a transmission message voice input means for inputting a voice message and storing the message as a transmission message in the transmission message storage means is added. According to a fifth aspect of the present invention, the following means is added to the third aspect of the present invention. That is, when the received message is output by voice by the received message voice generation output means, a display means for displaying the telephone number of the caller stored in the received message storage means in association with the received message is added. .

[0005]

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail with reference to embodiments shown in the drawings. FIG. 1 shows a circuit configuration of an embodiment of the present invention. That is, the present embodiment has a configuration in which the CPU 1 is the center and other circuit units are connected thereto. The CPU 1 is a circuit unit that processes and sends the transmitted data, sends control signals to connected circuit units, and controls them. The display unit 2 is a display unit for digitally displaying data sent from the CPU 1. The microphone 3 is a circuit unit that converts sound into a corresponding electric signal and transmits the electric signal. The transmission message data generation unit 4 is a circuit unit that receives the electric signal from the microphone 3 and converts it into corresponding message data, and sends this to the CPU 1 as transmission message data.

[0006] The radio communication circuit unit 6 having the antenna 5 includes:
At the time of a normal response to be described later, the electric signal from the antenna 5 is processed and transmitted to the speaker 7, and the electric signal from the microphone 3 is fetched and processed and transmitted as a radio wave from the antenna 5. , A processing section that processes the electric signal from the antenna 5 and sends the processed signal to the CPU 1, converts the data from the CPU 1 into a corresponding electric signal, and sends the signal as a radio wave from the antenna 5. The speaker 7 is a circuit unit that obtains an electric signal from the wireless communication circuit unit 6 and the audio signal generation unit 8 and converts the electric signal into a corresponding audio. The audio signal generating section 8 is a circuit section which takes in the data signal from the CPU 1, converts it into a corresponding audio electric signal, and sends it to the speaker 7.

[0007] The ROM 9 is a circuit section for fixedly storing programs relating to various operations of the portable telephone device, and sequentially transmitting the stored programs and the like to the CPU 1 under the control of the CPU 1. The RAM 10 includes a register section R having various registers, a response method table section TM, a transmission message section SM, and a reception message section RM, and stores data from the CPU 1 under the control of the CPU 1. This is a circuit unit that sends the data to the CPU 1. In the register section R, the response selection flag F is set to 1 when an automatic response based on the data stored in the response method table section TM is selected. And a flag register to which 0 is set when a normal response to respond using the speaker 7 is selected. The number register B is a working register in which a message number and the like described later are set during the automatic response. The message register M is a register in which a transmission message sent from the transmission message data generation unit 4 to the CPU 1 is temporarily stored when a transmission message is previously stored in the transmission message unit SM. . The telephone number register T is a register in which the telephone number is temporarily set when the telephone number of the other party expected to call the response method table unit TM is set in advance. The message designation register D is a register for temporarily storing information on which transmission message of the transmission message unit SM is to respond when the response method is stored in the response method table unit TM. Also, a response method table section TM and a transmission message section S
The configuration of M and the received message part RM will be described later in detail.

The key input unit 11 includes a dial key, an off-hook key (call key), an on-hook key (end key), and a response operated when selecting whether the response is the automatic response or the normal response. A selection key SW1, a selection message setting key SW2 operated when selecting a mode for setting a transmission message in the transmission message unit SM, a response operated when selecting a mode for setting a response method in the response method table unit TM. A method setting key SW3, a transmission message confirmation key SW4 operated when selecting a mode for confirming a transmission message previously set in the transmission message section SM, and a reception message stored in the reception message section RM. A key switch such as a received message confirmation key SW5 operated when selecting a confirmation mode is provided. Ri, when any key switch is operated, a circuit portion for transmitting a corresponding key input to CPU 1.

FIG. 2 shows the configuration of the response method table section TM provided in the RAM 10. That is, the response method table section TM includes 13 rows to which row addresses 1 to 13 are given, and each row includes an input number area BA1, a telephone number area DA, a transmission message designation area MA, and a response end storage area EA. .
The input number is stored in advance in the input number area BA1 of each row. This input number matches the row address up to the row of the row address 12, but becomes 0 in the row of the row address 13. ing. The telephone number area DA of each line from line addresses 1 to 12 is an area for storing the telephone number of a person who is expected to call the person carrying the portable telephone device, that is, the calling telephone number. The telephone number area DA of the line with the line address 13 is an area in which three * are stored, and represents all telephone numbers other than the above-mentioned calling telephone number. In the transmission message designation area MA of each line, data specifying a message to be transmitted when a call is made from the telephone of the caller telephone number in the telephone number area DA of the line at the time of automatic response (that is, the transmission message portion SM The message numbers assigned to the transmission messages set in advance are stored. The response end storage area EA of each row stores, in principle, whether or not the automatic response to the telephone of the calling telephone number of the row has already been completed. Stores the number of automatic responses to telephones other than the caller telephone number.

FIG. 3 shows the configuration of the transmission message part SM and the reception message part RM provided in the RAM 10. Each of the transmission message part SM and the reception message part RM is composed of 13 lines from row addresses (relative row addresses) 20 to 32. Each line of the transmission message part SM has a message number area B
A2 and a transmission message content area SA, a transmission message is set in the transmission message content area SA in principle, and a transmission message set in the same message transmission area SA in the message number area BA2. Has been set in advance. The message number is line address 2
The row of 0 is 0, the row of row address 21 is 1, the row of row address 22 is 2, and the row of row address 32 is 12. And row address 20
The message to be transmitted when a call is made from a telephone having a telephone number other than the above-mentioned telephone number, that is, a general transmission message, is stored in the transmitted message content area SA of the row (the response message shown in FIG. 2). This message number 0 is stored in the transmission message designation area MA of the row of the row address 13 in the method table section TM). Also, the row address 2 of this transmission message part SM
In the outgoing message content area SA of the lines 1 to 31, messages to be transmitted when the call is made from the telephone having the calling telephone number, that is, outgoing messages 1 to 11, are set. In the transmission message content area SA of the line of the line address 32, a code for generating a ringing tone, that is, a calling code, so that the person carrying the portable telephone device can directly answer even at the time of automatic response. (That is, the message number 12 of the call code is set in the transmission message designation area MA of the row of the row address 12 of the response method table section TM shown in FIG. 2).
Is stored, so that when there is a call of the calling side telephone number stored in the telephone number area DA of this row, a ringing tone sounds even during automatic answering).

The received message section RM is a storage section for storing a message sent from the calling side during the automatic response, and each line of the received message section RM includes a call number area BA3, a received message content area JA and It is divided into a telephone number area AA. In the call number area BA3 of each row, call numbers 1 to 13 are stored in advance in ascending order of the row address.
In each line of the received message content area JA, a received message to which the call number of the call number area BA3 of the same line is given is stored in the order of reception, and in each line of the telephone number area AA, the received message content of the same line is stored. The telephone number of the telephone that sent the received message stored in area JA (that is, the calling telephone number) is stored.

Next, the operation of the embodiment constructed as described above will be described. FIG. 4 is a general flowchart showing the outline of the operation of this embodiment. That is, upon power-on, the process proceeds to step S1, and in this step S1,
It is determined whether a signal indicating the reception has been sent from the wireless communication circuit unit 6. If it is determined that the signal has been received, the process proceeds to step S <b> 2, and a reception process described in detail later is executed. Thereafter, the process returns to step S1. On the other hand, step S
If it is determined in step 1 that no key input has been received, the flow advances to step S3 to determine whether any key of the key input unit 11 has been operated and a key input has been transmitted, and it has been determined that no key input has been transmitted. If so, the process returns to step S1. If it is determined in step S3 that a key input has been sent, the flow advances to step S4 to determine whether the received message confirmation key SW5 has been operated to request confirmation of the received message. ,
Response method setting key SW3, transmission message confirmation key SW
4 is operated to determine whether a response setting is required, or whether other keys are operated and other key input processing is required. And
If it is determined that confirmation of the received message is required, the process proceeds from step S4 to step S5, where a received message confirmation process, which will be described in detail later, is executed, and if it is determined that a response setting is required. Proceeds from step S4 to step S6, executes a response setting process described in detail later, and when it is determined that another key input process is required, proceeds from step S4 to step S7 to determine Executes the key input processing that has been performed.
Then, after executing any of the processes of steps S5, S6 and S7, the process returns to step S1.

FIG. 5 is a flowchart showing the details of step S6 of FIG. 4, ie, the response setting process, FIG. 6 is a flowchart showing the details of step S2 of FIG. 4, ie, the receiving process, and FIG. FIG. 8 is a flowchart showing in detail the received message confirmation processing in step S5 of FIG. 4, that is, FIG. 8 shows a display example of the display unit 2 when the above-mentioned reception processing (FIG. 6) is executed. The operation of the present embodiment in various states will be described below with reference to the drawings.

(A) Setting of transmission message Before carrying out the automatic response function of the portable telephone device, the person carrying the portable telephone device should preliminarily use the general transmitted message and some fixed transmissions. You will enter a message. In this case, first, the transmission message setting key SW2 of the key input unit 11 is operated. At this time, this operation is detected in step S3 of FIG. 4, and the process proceeds to step S4, where it is determined that the transmission message setting key SW2 is set and the response setting is required, and step S6 is performed.
That is, the process proceeds to the response setting process of FIG.

In the response setting process, first, in step S1
In step 1, it is determined that the transmission message setting key SW2 is operated as described above to request the setting of the transmission message, and the process proceeds to step S12. Then, in step S12, it is determined that the input of the transmission message is required and the confirmation of the transmission message is not required, and the process proceeds to step S13. In step S13, the RAM1
0 is stored in the number register B provided in the register section R of 0.
In the subsequent step S14, the value set in the number register B, that is, the message number 0, is displayed on the display unit 2.
And prompts the operator to input the general transmission message by voice. Next, in step S15, it waits for the operator to use the microphone 3 to input the voice of the message. If the voice input has been made, the process proceeds from step S15 to step S16, where the microphone 3
The message data corresponding to the message input by voice is received from the transmission message data generation unit 4 and temporarily stored in the message register M of the register unit R.
Remember. Thereafter, in step S17, the message "Message OK?" Is displayed on the display unit 2 for a predetermined time, for example, 3 seconds, and the data input by voice as described above is used as the general transmission message data. Inquire whether to set in the transmission message part SM. In this case, when the operator cancels the input message and decides to input again with another message because the input message of this time is not very appropriate, the operator will receive The user operates the cancel key SW6.
When this operation is performed, it is detected in step S18, and the process returns to step S15, and the same processing as described above (step S18) is performed.
15 to S18) are repeated.

On the other hand, if the operator wishes to set the input message in the transmission message portion SM without canceling the input message, the operator must press the cancel key SW6 within the predetermined time.
Is not operated. At this time, this is detected in step S18, and the process proceeds to step S19. Step S
In step 19, the message stored in the message register M as described above is used as a general transmission message in the transmission message of the line where the message number 0 of the transmission message part SM is set (that is, the line of the line address 20). It is stored in the content area SA. In a succeeding step S20, the scroll key SW is switched for a predetermined time, for example, 3 seconds.
It is checked whether or not there is an operation of No. 7, and when this operation is performed, the process proceeds to step S21, and the next message number, that is, the message number 1 is set in the number register B (that is, this step S21)
In the process of No. 21, a message number which is set to the message number previously set in the number register B up to that point by one in principle is set in principle. If it is 12, return to 0). When the process of step S21 is completed, the process returns to step S14, and the message number 1 set in the number register B is displayed on the display unit 2 to prompt the operator to input the voice of the transmission message 1. Hereinafter, the same processing as described above (Steps S15 to S15)
21) is executed, the transmission message 1 is set in the transmission message content area SA of the line where the message number 1 of the transmission message section SM is set, and the message number of the number register B becomes 2. Thereafter, the process returns to step S14, and the same processing as described above (steps S14 to S21) is repeated, and the transmission message is sequentially set in each line of the transmission message content area SA of the transmission message portion SM. .

As described above, after the transmission message 11 is set in the transmission message content area SA of the line in which the message number 11 is set, step S21 is performed.
, The message number of the number register B becomes 12, which is displayed on the display unit 2 in step S14. Here, the operator does not store the message in the transmission message content area SA of the line of the message number 12 but the above-mentioned call code (as described above, even during the automatic response, because of important communication, the mobile phone is not used as in the normal response. In this case, a single tone is continuously generated toward the microphone 3 for a certain period of time, for example, three seconds (for example, “A”). Occurs.) The transmission message data generator 4 receives the electric signal related to the voice and sends a calling code to the CPU 1. Thereafter, in the same manner as described above (steps S15 to S19), the above-mentioned calling code is set in the transmission message content area SA of the row of the message number 12. When the transmission message setting operation is finished after setting the message or the like in all or a part of the lines of the transmission message portion SM as described above, in the step S20, the scroll key SW7 is not operated for the predetermined time. Leave it alone,
The process proceeds from step S20 to step S22. At this time, if a key operation for instructing another setting process (for example, an operation of the response method setting key SW3) is not performed within a predetermined time, it is determined that all the settings have been completed, and the response setting is completed. After the processing, the process returns to step S1 in FIG.

(B) Operation for confirming the transmission message set in the transmission message part SM When confirming the transmission message set in the transmission message part SM later, first, the transmission message confirmation key SW4 is operated. In this case, it is detected in step S3 in FIG. 4 that a key operation has been performed, and the process proceeds to step S6, that is, the response setting process in FIG.
In step S12, the operated message is the transmitted message confirmation key SW4, and it is determined that confirmation of the transmitted message is required, and the process proceeds to step S25 and subsequent steps.

In step S25, the message number 0 is set in the number register B. In the next step S26, the message number 0 set in the number register B is set.
Is displayed on the display unit 2, and in the subsequent step S27, the transmission message specified by the number register B (that is, the message number 0 is given), that is, the transmission message content area SA of the line of the line address 20 of the transmission message unit SM. Is read out and given to the audio signal generator 8. In this case, the audio signal generator 8 converts the data signal of the general transmission message provided to the corresponding audio electric signal and provides the same to the speaker 7, and the speaker 7 outputs the general transmission message in voice. Become. As a result, the operator can confirm by voice the general transmission message already set in the transmission message part SM.

After confirming the general transmission message as described above, the operator further transmits the transmission message 1 to which the message number 1 is given (ie, in the transmission message section SM, the line in which the general message is set). In order to confirm the transmission message set in the next line after the above, the scroll key SW7 is operated within a predetermined time after the general transmission message is output in voice. When this operation is performed, the operation is detected in step S28, and the process proceeds to step S29, where the next value, that is, the message number 1 is set in the number register B, and thereafter, the process returns to step S26. Thereafter, the same processing (steps S26 to S29) is repeated to sequentially confirm each transmission message set in the transmission message unit SM by voice.

At the time of confirming the transmitted message,
As in the case of setting the transmission message, when the confirmation operation is completed, the operation of the scroll key SW7 detected in the step S28 is not performed until the predetermined time elapses. As a result, the process proceeds from step S28 to step S22. In this step S22, if no key operation for another setting operation has been performed within a predetermined time as described above, it is determined that all the settings have been completed. After the setting process, the process returns to step S1 in FIG.

(C) Operation when setting a response method After setting a transmission message or the like in the transmission message unit SM as described above, the response method table unit TM determines what kind of response is to be made at the time of automatic response. Set. In this case, first, the response method setting key SW3 is operated.

In response to the operation of the response method setting key SW3, the process proceeds to step S6, that is, the response process of FIG. 5 through steps S3 and S4 of FIG. In this response process, the process proceeds to step S31 via step S11, where the input number 1 is set in the number register B, and thereafter, the process proceeds to step S22.
Then, the input number 1 set in the number register B is displayed on the display 2
, And then proceeds to step S33. Step S
At step 33, the operator waits for the operator to operate the dial keys to input the telephone number of the calling party (the telephone number of the called party to be automatically answered, ie, the telephone number of the calling party). When this input has been made, the process proceeds to step S34,
The input caller telephone number is set in the telephone number register T one by one. Then, after setting all of one calling telephone number in the telephone number register T,
Proceeding to step S35, as described above, the number register B
Is displayed on the display section 2 with the input number set in the telephone number register T and the caller telephone number set in the telephone number register T. Next, in step S36, when the operator specifies a transmission message (that is, at the time of automatic response, a call is made from the telephone having the above-mentioned caller telephone number), a message to be transmitted to the caller is preset in the transmission message section SM. It waits for the designation of which of the outgoing messages to send, specifically, the input of the message number of the outgoing message to be sent). Then, when there is an input of the transmission message designation, the process proceeds to step S37, and the transmission message designation is made.
Once set in the message designation register D. Thereafter, in step S38, the input number set in the number register B, the calling telephone number set in the telephone number register T, and the transmission message specification set in the message specification register D are displayed on the display unit 2, and these sets are displayed. The operator is asked to determine whether the storage in the response method table unit TM is acceptable. In this case, if the operator considers that this combination is inconvenient, the operator operates the cancel key SW6 within a certain time, for example, within three seconds. In step S39, it is determined whether or not the operation of the cancel key SW6 has been performed within the predetermined time. If the operation has been performed, the process returns to step S33, and the same operation as above is repeated. Is Step S4
Go to 0. In step S40, the calling telephone number set in the telephone number register T is stored in the row of row address 1 of the answering method table TM (the row in which the input number 1 is stored in advance in the input number area BA1. (Hereinafter, referred to as the row of input number 1) in the telephone number area DA, and the transmission message designation set in the number register B is stored in the transmission message designation area MA of the row of input number 1; "None" indicating that no response has been made yet is stored in the response end storage area EA of the row (see the row of row address 1 in FIG. 2). When the operator subsequently wants to store the response method in another row of the response method table unit TM, the operator operates the scroll key SW7 within a predetermined time. If this operation has been performed within the above-mentioned fixed time, it is detected in step S41, and step S4
Go to 2 to set the next input number 2 in number register B,
It returns to step S32.

Hereinafter, while repeating the same operations as described above, the calling telephone number and the message to be transmitted in response to a call from the telephone having the calling telephone number are specified in the row of each input number in the response method table section TM. The transmission message designation and the above "absence" are stored. Step S4
In 2, when the input number 12 is already set in the number register B, the input number 0 is newly set, and when the input number 0 is already set, the input number 1 is newly set.
Is set. If the input number 0 is newly set in the number register B in step S42, the process proceeds to step S3.
This input number 0 is displayed in 2 and the operator sees this and operates the * key of the dial key three times, but this is an unspecified telephone number other than the above-mentioned caller telephone numbers. Indicates a number. Further, in this case, the operator selects the message number 0 of the general transmission message (see the line of the line address 20 of the transmission message portion SM in FIG. 3) as the transmission message designation, which is the transmission message to the unspecified person. ,
The storage states of the telephone number area DA and the transmission message designation area MA in the row of the input number 0 in the response method table section TM are as shown in the row of the input number 0 in FIG.

After completing the operation of storing the response method in the response method table section TM as described above, the operator leaves the scroll key SW7 unoperated within the predetermined period. Thus, the process proceeds from step S41 to step S22. In step S22, it is determined whether or not there is no key processing for requesting a new setting process until a predetermined time has elapsed, and all the settings have been completed. If it is determined that the setting has been completed, this response setting process is completed, and the process in FIG. S
Return to 1. However, if it is determined that a key operation requesting a new setting process has been performed within a certain period of time and all settings have not been completed, the process returns to step S11, and the transmission message input operation (step S12) is performed according to the operated key. , S13
To S21), the operation of confirming the transmission message (step S21)
12, S25 to S29) or the response method setting operation (steps S31 to S42). This is the same even when it is determined that all the settings have not been completed in the process of step S22 after the transmission message confirmation operation and the step S22 after the transmission message input operation.

(D) Receiving operation at the time of normal response When a signal is received, a signal to that effect is detected from the wireless communication circuit unit 6 in step S1 of FIG. 4 and the process proceeds to step S2, that is, the receiving process of FIG. . In step S50, a control signal for supplying power to all the circuits of the wireless communication circuit unit 6, which has been supplying power to only some of the circuits, is sent out so that all of the transmission and reception can be performed. Next, in step S51, it is confirmed that the set value of the response selection flag F is 0, and the flow advances to step S75 to generate a ringing tone from the speaker 7. In a succeeding step S76, the process waits for the user to operate the off-hook key, and when this operation is performed, the process proceeds to a step S77. In step S77, the generation of the ringing tone is stopped, and a control signal is further issued to enable a normal response using the microphone 3 and the speaker 7. As a result, the carrier carries out a normal response (conversation) with the calling party. After the process of step S77 is completed, the process proceeds to step S78, and the mobile phone ends the response and waits for the operation of the on-hook key. When this operation is performed, the process proceeds from step S78 to step S78.
Proceeding to 62, the on-hook signal is sent to the wireless communication circuit section 6 to return to the state before the reception, and the reception processing is completed and the processing returns to step S1 in FIG.

(E) Receiving operation at the time of automatic response In this case as well, at the same time as at the time of the normal response of (d), the reception is received, the processing up to step S50 in FIG. However, in this case, the set value of the response selection flag F is 1 (note that the set value of the response selection flag F is changed by the key operation in step S of FIG. 4).
7 inverts between 0 and 1 in other key input processing),
Proceeding to step S52, an attempt is made to detect the telephone number of the other party from the signal sent via the wireless communication circuit unit 6. If the telephone number cannot be detected (when the other party's telephone device does not transmit its own telephone number in the first place), the process proceeds to the above-described step S75 and thereafter. On the other hand, when the telephone number of the other party is detected in step S52, the telephone number is set in the telephone number register T in step S53, and in step S54, the telephone number set in the telephone number register T is stored in the response method table. It is determined whether or not the caller telephone number is stored in the telephone number area DA of the unit TM.

In step S54, the telephone number register T
Is determined to be stored in the telephone number area DA as the calling telephone number, the message transmitted to the telephone device of the calling telephone number is stored in the transmission message content area SA of the transmission message unit SM. Is set (that is, in the response method table section TM,
Telephone number area D in which the calling telephone number is stored
It is determined whether a message number from 1 to 11 other than 12 has been set as the transmission message specification in the transmission message specification area MA on the same line as A). When the transmission message is not set and the call code is set (that is, when the message number 12 is stored as the transmission message designation), the carrier can directly perform the operation even during the automatic response. Since the call is from a partner who wants to respond to, the process proceeds to step S75 and subsequent steps. On the other hand, when the transmission message is set, the process proceeds from step S55 to step S56,
The transmission message is read out from the transmission message content area SA of the transmission message section SM based on the transmission message designation, that is, the message number, and transmitted via the wireless communication circuit section 6. In the following step S57, it is determined whether or not a message has been sent from the other party, that is, the calling side, within a predetermined time.
Proceeding to 8, the received message is stored as a received message in the received message content area JA of the line in which the smallest call number is stored among the unstored lines of the received message portion RM. Next, in step S59, the telephone number of the other party set in the telephone number register T is stored in the telephone number area AA on the same line as the received message content area JA storing the received message.

When the processing in step S59 is completed, or when it is determined in step S57 that no message has been sent from the other party within a predetermined period of time, the process proceeds to step S60, and the process proceeds to step S60. The end of the call is stored by changing "absence" to "existence" in the response end storage area EA of the line in which the caller telephone number relating to the current reception is stored. In the next step S61, an end display as shown in FIG. 8A is displayed on the display unit 2. In this case, the calling telephone number related to the current reception, its input number, and the message number (transmission message designation) And the end (*) of the call is displayed on the lower display line, and the upper display line shows the caller telephone number related to the (preceding) input number smaller by one than the input number of the above caller telephone number ( That is, in the response method table section TM, data stored in a line whose line address is smaller than the line in which the current calling telephone number or the like is stored by one in principle) are displayed. After the processing in step S61 is completed, the processing in step S62 is executed, and the reception processing is ended, and the process returns to step S1 in FIG.

In step S54, it is determined that the telephone number of the other party (the telephone number set in the telephone number register T) related to the current reception is not stored in the telephone number area DA of the answering method table TM. If so, the process proceeds to step S65 to transmit the row in which the input number 0 of the response method table unit TM is stored (that is, the row in which three * indicating an unspecified telephone number are stored in the telephone number area DA). Transmission message indication 0 of message designation area MA
, The message number 0 of the transmission message part SM
Is transmitted via the wireless communication circuit unit 6. Next, in step S66, it is determined whether or not a message has been sent from the other party within a certain period of time. When the message has been sent, the smallest call number among the unstored lines of the received message part RM is stored. The sent message is stored as a received message in the received message content area JA of the line. In a succeeding step S68, the telephone number of the other party set in the telephone number register T is stored in the telephone number area AA on the same line as the received message part RM storing the received message. Thereafter, in step S69, the response end storage area EA of the row of the response method table unit TM where the input number 0 is stored.
Is increased by one (see the row of row address 13 in FIG. 2), and then the process proceeds to step 70 and FIG.
(B) is displayed on the display unit 2. As shown in the figure, also in this case, the data related to the current reception is displayed on the lower display line, and the call number 12 which is one before the call number 0 in the response method table unit TM is displayed on the upper display line. The stored data of the stored row is displayed. The data relating to this reception includes “OTH” indicating an unspecified telephone number other than the calling telephone number.
ER ", the input number, the message number, and the number of general responses (3 in the figure) are displayed. After the processing of step S70 is completed,
The processing of step S62 is executed to end the reception processing, and the flow returns to step S1 in FIG.

(F) Operation when confirming a received message at the time of automatic response When confirming a received message stored in the received message part RM at the time of automatic response, the received message confirmation key SW5 is operated. In response, step S in FIG.
After steps S3 and S4, the process proceeds to step S5, that is, the received message confirmation processing in FIG. Then, in step S80, the call number 1 is set in the number register B. In the next step S81, it is determined whether or not the received message of the call number 1 is stored in the received message part RM. Is completed, but if it is stored, the process proceeds to step S82. In step S82, the display unit 2 displays the call number 1 specified by the number register B and the other party's telephone number stored in the telephone number area AA of the line where the call number 1 is stored in the received message part RM. Is displayed in the next step S83 and the call number 1
(In the received message portion RM, the received message stored in the received message content area JA of the line where the call number 1 is stored) to the audio signal generator 8, and the received message is Output. In a succeeding step S84, it is determined whether or not the scroll key SW7 has been operated before a lapse of a predetermined time, and if not, the received message confirmation processing is ended and the process returns to the step S1 in FIG. The call number in the number register B is set to the next one (in this case, call number 2), and the process returns to step S81. Thereafter, the same processing as above is repeated. Thereby, the received message part R
The received data of each time stored in M can be sequentially confirmed by the display on the display unit 2 and the audio output by the speaker 7.

The present invention is not limited to the above embodiment, and various modifications can be made without departing from the present invention. For example, in the above embodiment, the response setting process (step S6), the received message confirmation process (step S6)
5) Even if the reception is performed during execution of the above, it does not correspond to this, but if the reception is received, the reception processing is forcibly performed even during execution of the response setting processing reception message confirmation processing and the like. Of course, it may be performed.

[0033]

As described above in detail, according to the first aspect of the present invention, there is an incoming call in a state where a ringing tone is not generated even if the incoming call is received in consideration of the inconvenience of others. In some cases, it is possible to provide a mobile phone device that automatically performs an appropriate response according to a calling side. Further, according to the second aspect of the present invention, after the automatic response by the mobile telephone device according to the first aspect of the present invention, the message from the calling side returned to the mobile telephone device can be confirmed very easily later. Also,
According to the third aspect of the present invention, it is possible to provide a mobile telephone device capable of storing and storing a telephone number of a calling side that has sent a message after the automatic response in association with the message. According to the fourth aspect of the present invention, it is possible to extremely easily input a transmission message when the portable telephone device according to the first, second and third aspects of the present invention automatically responds. According to the fifth aspect of the present invention, it is possible to visually recognize the telephone number of the calling side that has sent the received message while confirming the received message stored and stored in the portable telephone device according to the third aspect of the present invention by voice.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a circuit configuration of an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a configuration of a response method table provided in a RAM shown in FIG. 1;

FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a configuration of a transmission message part and a reception message part provided in a RAM shown in FIG. 1;

FIG. 4 is a general flowchart showing an outline of the operation of the embodiment.

FIG. 5 is a flowchart showing a response setting process in FIG. 4 in detail;

FIG. 6 is a flowchart showing details of a reception process in FIG. 4;

FIG. 7 is a flowchart showing details of a received message confirmation process in FIG. 4;

FIG. 8 illustrates a display example of an end display in a reception process.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 CPU 6 Wireless communication circuit section 9 ROM 10 RAM F Response selection flag B Number register M Message register T Phone number register D Message designation register BA1 Input number area BA2 Message number area BA3 Call number area DA Phone number area MA Transmission message designation area EA Response end storage area SA Send message contents area JA Received message contents area AA Phone number area

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Claims (5)

[Claims] 1. A portable telephone device which can select an automatic response and detects a telephone number of a calling side from a signal when a received signal includes a signal related to the telephone number of the calling side. Wireless communication means for transmitting and receiving, voice output means for generating a ring tone, transmission message storage means for storing a plurality of transmission messages to be sent to the calling side at the time of automatic response, and a plurality of response methods at the time of the automatic response, respectively A response method storage means capable of storing one or more caller's telephone numbers in association with the caller's telephone number; and, when the caller's telephone number is sent from the wireless communication means during the automatic response, the response A response method associated with the telephone number of the caller is called from the method storage means, and then the response method is stored in the transmission message storage means. If the response method relates to the generation of a ringing tone, the transmission message is called from the transmission message storage means and transmitted to the wireless communication means. And an automatic response control means for generating a ring tone in the voice output means. 2. The mobile telephone device according to claim 1, wherein, when a message from a calling side is received by the wireless communication unit after the transmission message is transmitted, a received message storage unit that stores the message, A portable telephone device comprising: a received message voice output unit that outputs a received message stored in a storage unit by voice. 3. The mobile telephone device according to claim 1, wherein, after transmitting the transmission message, when a message from a calling side is received by the wireless communication unit, the message is associated with a telephone number of the calling side. A mobile phone device comprising: a received message storage unit for storing; and a received message voice output unit for outputting a received message stored in the received message storage unit by voice. 4. The portable telephone device according to claim 1, further comprising a transmission message voice input unit for inputting a voice message and storing the message as a transmission message in the transmission message storage unit. Telephone equipment. 5. The portable telephone device according to claim 3, wherein when the received message is output by voice by the received message voice generation output unit, the received message is stored in the received message storage unit in association with the received message. A portable telephone device comprising display means for displaying a telephone number of a calling side.