JPH03187659A - Telephone set for digital line - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To identify from which a call comes without observation of a caller number or the like displayed on a display section by outputting at least one of an incoming call tone and a voice message different from a caller number and a caller subaddress. CONSTITUTION:A caller number and a caller subaddress or the like included in a 'call setting' message at the arrival of a call and a registration telephone number and a caller subaddress or the like in a subscriber code storage section 4 stored in advance are compared. When they are coincident, a specific kind of an incoming tone stored in an incoming tone/voice message storage section 5 rings or a specific message is outputted in voice. Thus, it is possible to identify from which the call comes without observation of a caller number and a caller subaddress or the like displayed on a display section 2 of the telephone set 1 by having only to listen to the incoming call or the like.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION (Field of Industrial Application) The present invention relates to a digital line telephone device that notifies the user of a call using different ring tones or voice messages depending on the calling number and calling sub-address at the time of incoming call.

(Prior Art) In conventional telephone equipment for digital lines (ISDN lines), as shown in FIG. It was to be displayed on the display section 2 that was installed.

Therefore, on the receiving side, by visually checking the calling number etc. before lifting the handset 3, it was possible to know from where the call was made.

(Plot H to be solved by the invention) However, with the above-mentioned conventional telephone device, if you are far away from the telephone and cannot see the display of the calling number etc. at the time of receiving a call, you should approach the telephone. I couldn't tell who was calling me unless I looked inside.

Also, for example, if you work far away from your phone,
Even if you want to call back later because you are too busy to take your hands off the phone, there is a problem in that you cannot know who the other person is unless you look at the calling number on the display.

This invention was made to solve this problem, and its purpose is to identify the caller by listening to the ring tone or voice message without looking at the display of the telephone when receiving a call. The object of the present invention is to provide a telephone device for digital lines that can perform the following functions.

(Means for Solving !1llfi) In order to achieve the above object, the present invention stores a calling number, a calling sub-address, and a corresponding calling party name in a telephone device connected to a digital line. a subscriber code storage unit for storing;
a ringtone/voice message storage section that stores the type of ringtone and the content of the voice message corresponding to the calling number and calling subaddress; and a ringing tone/voice message storage section that stores the calling number and calling subaddress included in the call settings and displaying this on a display section. a control unit that issues a display command and searches the subscriber code storage unit for a calling party name corresponding to the calling number and calling sub-address; and responding to the calling number and calling sub-address based on instructions from the control unit; and a ringtone/speech synthesis output section that outputs at least one of a different ringtone or a voice message.

(Function) With the above configuration, according to the present invention, "call setting" at the time of incoming call
The calling number, calling sub-address, etc. included in the message are compared with the registered telephone number, calling sub-address, etc. in the pre-stored subscriber code storage unit, and if the two match, the ring tone/voice message storage unit is By playing a specific type of memorized ringtone or outputting a specific message, you can simply open the ringtone, etc., without having to look at the calling number or subaddress displayed on the phone display. This allows you to identify where the call is coming from.

(Example) Hereinafter, preferred examples of the present invention will be described based on the drawings.

FIG. 1 shows a schematic block diagram of a digital line telephone device according to the present invention. Note that the same reference numerals are given to the same or corresponding constituent members as in the conventional example described above to simplify the explanation.

In the present invention, there is provided a subscriber code storage unit that stores a calling number, a calling sub-address, and a calling party name corresponding thereto, and a type of ring tone and contents of a voice message corresponding to the calling number and calling sub-address. Ringtone to remember/
A voice message storage section is also provided.

That is, in this embodiment, the subscriber code storage unit 4 stores subscriber names and registered telephone numbers registered in advance, and the WIyfi includes, for example, ROM and RAM as well as memory cards and floppy disks. Please refrain from using storage media such as disks. In addition, the "call setting" message when receiving a call includes not only the "calling number" such as the registered telephone number, but also the "calling number" such as the registered telephone number.
In many cases, the message also includes a "one-calling sub-address such as an extension number," so here we will explain the case where the "call setting" message includes both the calling number and the calling sub-address. The ringtone/voice message storage section 5 includes a ringtone storage circuit 5a and a voice message storage circuit 5b, and the ringtone storage circuit 5a stores different types of ringtones, such as "pururu" or "pururu", depending on the registered telephone number. "Ping Pong"
, "Piriri".

I remember things like... Further, the voice message storage circuit 5b similarly stores different voice messages corresponding to the registered telephone numbers, for example, ``The number of... of the... station...
I remember messages such as "Mr." and "Dear Mr. ... from the company."

Further, the present invention reads the calling number and calling sub-address included in the call setup and issues a command to display them on the display unit, and also stores the calling party name corresponding to the calling number and calling sub-address in the subscriber code storage unit. and a ring tone/audio synchronization unit that outputs at least one of a different ring tone or a voice message according to the calling number and the calling sub-address based on a command from the control unit. It is characterized by

That is, when the control section 6 receives a call through the 15DN line, it reads the calling number and calling subaddress included in the "call setting" message at the time of the incoming call, and issues a command to display these numbers on the display section 2. Therefore, when a call is received, the caller's telephone number and the like are displayed on the display unit 2 as in the conventional case. Further, the control unit 6 searches the registered tone names stored in the subscriber code storage unit 4 for the calling party name corresponding to the calling number and calling sub-address included in the "call setting", and When the person is found, the ringtone/speech synthesis output section 7
For this purpose, a command is issued to indicate whether to use a different type of ringtone, to notify by a voice message, or to notify by both.

The ringtone/speech synthesis output section 7 includes a ringtone generation circuit 7a and a voice synthesis output circuit 7b, and the ringtone generation circuit 7a outputs a ringtone via the speaker 8 according to the type of ringtone selected from the ringtone storage circuit 5a. and output it. Further, the voice synthesis output circuit 7b outputs the message via the speaker 8 according to the message selected from the voice message storage circuit 5b.

Next, the control operation of this embodiment will be explained based on FIG.

First, when an incoming call is received and a "call setting" message is received in step 10, it is determined in step 12 whether "the calling number and the calling subaddress are registered" included in the "call setting" message. If Yes, the process proceeds to step 14, where the calling number and calling subaddress are displayed on the display of the telephone.

If No, the calling number and calling sub-address are similarly displayed on the display section in step 16, and the process proceeds to step 30, where a normal ring tone is sounded.

If the calling number etc. is registered, step 14
Proceeds to step 18, where "
The decision will be made as to whether or not to take both measures, such as changing the type of ringtone and providing audio notification.

If YES, the process proceeds to step 20, in which a specific pre-registered ringtone is sounded and a predetermined voice message is output.

Also, in step 18, if NO, step 2
Proceed to step 2, where it is determined whether or not to change the ringtone. If Yes, proceed to Step 24 and play a specific registered ringtone.In Step 22, if No
If so, the process proceeds to step 26, where it is determined whether or not to notify by voice.If YES, a specific registered voice message is output in step 28.

Furthermore, in step 26, if No, step 30
Proceed to , and at this time only the normal ringtone will sound.

In addition, in step 12, if the calling number and calling sub-address do not exist in the "Call Setup" message, or even if they do exist, they do not match the calling number and calling sub-address stored in the subscriber code storage unit 4. can also be distinguished from a match by determining whether or not the ring tone will sound using the control unit 6.
It is also possible not to make the squeal.

(Effects of the Invention) As described above, the present invention provides a telephone device connected to a digital line, which includes a subscriber code storage section that stores a calling number, a calling subaddress, and a corresponding calling party name; A ring tone/voice message storage section that stores the type of ring tone and voice message content corresponding to the calling number and calling sub-address, and a ring tone/voice message storage section that stores the calling number and calling sub-address included in the call settings and displays this on the display section. a control unit that issues a command and retrieves a calling party name corresponding to the calling number and calling sub-address from the subscriber code storage unit; The ring tone/speech synthesis output section outputs at least one of a different ring tone or a voice message. Just by listening to the voice message, you can identify where the call is coming from.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a schematic block diagram of a digital line telephone device according to the present invention, FIG. 2 is a control flowchart according to this embodiment, and FIG. 3 is a plan view of a conventional digital line telephone device. l...Telephone device 2...Display unit 4...Subscriber code storage unit 5...Ring tone/voice message storage unit 6...Control unit 7...Incoming call Sound/Voice combination sword part diagram

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] A telephone device connected to a digital line, including a subscriber code storage unit that stores a calling number, a calling sub-address, and a corresponding calling party name, and a subscriber code storage unit that stores a calling number, a calling sub-address, and a corresponding calling party name, and a subscriber code storage unit corresponding to the calling number and calling sub-address. A ring tone/voice message storage unit stores the ring tone type and voice message content, and a ring tone/voice message storage unit that reads the calling number and calling subaddress included in the call settings and issues a command to display this on the display unit, and a control unit that searches the subscriber code storage unit for a calling party name corresponding to the calling number and calling sub-address; and a different ring tone or voice message corresponding to the calling number and calling sub-address based on a command from the control unit. 1. A digital line telephone device comprising: a ring tone/speech synthesis output section that outputs at least one of the above.