JPS6135043A - Memorandom telephone set - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To proceed smoothly communication and business by use of a telephone set by displaying automatically inputted character graphic information at a preceding call at outgoing or incoming. CONSTITUTION:When a handset 22 hooks off and a dial 21 inputs an opposite number, a call signal and a dial signal are transmitted to a subscriber line through a telephone set circuit 23 and an exchange of a telephone station makes connection. The dial signal is transmitted to a controller 8 from the dial 21 at the same time. When the signal reaches the controller 8, a microprocessor 8a gives a command to read an address in a storage memory 7 corresponding to the telephone number from a memory circuit 82, to read character graph information corresponding to the address from the memory 7 and to display it on a display device 4 via a bus circuit 9. When a new pattern is inputted (3) through the addition/deletion from/to the character graph during communication, it is displayed on the display device 4. The address of the opposite number is stored in the memory 7 from an address table 11 of the circuit 82 at the end of call.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION Field of the Invention The present invention relates to telephone communications, and more particularly to a telephone device having telephone functions and functions for inputting, storing, and displaying characters and graphics.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION It is well known that when making a telephone call, it is common to take notes using memo paper or the like during the call in order to avoid forgetting the contents of the call. Recently, there has also been a phone called Sketchphone, which is a phone that can store the results of calculations made by a pernal combinator and handwritten screenshots that can be sent to the other party. There is.

Problems that the invention aims to solve: Ordinary telephones do not have the ability to record notes, so they must be equipped with memo paper and writing utensils while on the phone. There are many times when I have lost my notes or lost track of the number of pages in my notes, notebooks, etc. In addition, telephones that use the Gusonal Combita or Sketchphone to store memos during a call are stored in memory in the order in which they were recorded, so information related to the call, such as the other party's phone number, is stored in memory in the order in which it was recorded. For information such as number, name, call time, etc., the next time you call,
There was the inconvenience of having to search for accumulated information one by one, and the disadvantage of not having access to telephone communication services.

Means for Solving the Problems In order to solve the problems mentioned above, the present invention aims to solve the problems mentioned above.
A memo telephone device is constructed of a graphic input device, a display, a Quilpod handwritten character recognition device, a control device for these devices, and a bus circuit that connects these devices, and is connected to a telephone access line.

Function: Since the memo telephone device is configured as described above, when making a call or receiving a call, the character 2 corresponding to the number is automatically displayed from the other party's number.
Recall figures from the storage memory and display them on the display screen, add notes to the screen during a call or non-call, or add a new screen, and when ending or instructing storage, the other party's It can be stored in the character 2 graphic storage memory corresponding to the character 1 graphic screen, and in addition to the caller's number, call information such as the date and time of the call, caller's name, and keywords can also be stored in correspondence with the character 1 graphic screen. Search for information on these calls if necessary.

This makes display possible.

Example An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

1(a) is a block diagram of the present invention, FIG. 1(b) is an explanatory diagram of the contents of the memory circuit, and FIG. 1(c) is an explanatory diagram of the contents of the storage memory. In the figure, 1 is a telephone subscriber line.

Reference numeral 2 designates a telephone set, and the telephone set 2 has a handset 22, a dial circuit 2 of a phono dial or rotary dial, and a telephone circuit 23 connected to wires 9 to 2.

They are connected by 9-2 and 9-3. Reference numeral 3 is an input device for inputting characters and graphics, handwriting input, keyboard input, fax, and the like. 4 is a display device (display) for characters and 2 graphics. 5 is the keyboard, keys for the other party's name 2 call contents? This is for inputting a code that can be processed by the control device 8. 6id clock function, 7
is a storage memory for storing two characters and graphics. 8 is a control device for controlling these devices. 9 is a 6S circuit connecting these devices. No. 8 is a microprocessor and an 821d memory circuit.

10 is the content of the storage memory 7, and 1 is an address table that is the content of the memory circuit 82. In the address table 1, 12-i (i21 to t) is a telephone number, which is the telephone number of the other party of the call information i. ZJ-i (i=
1 to t) are the date and time of the call.

This is information related to the call information i, such as the name of the other party and keywords.

J 4- + (i=lt) is a storage memory address, and is an address of the storage memory 7 corresponding to the telephone number and call information. 75-i (i=l~t) ke14-
This is the content of the storage memory 7 corresponding to i, which is character 1 graphic information.

The operation of the device is explained as follows.

That is, when making a call, when the handset 22 is off-hook and the number of the other party is entered on the dial 21, a calling signal and a dialing signal are sent to the subscriber line through the telephone circuit 23, and the exchange at the central office starts a connection operation. At the same time, a dial signal is sent to the control device 8 from the dial 2. In the control device 8, the memory circuit 82 stores a correspondence table (address table 11) between telephone numbers and accommodation start addresses on the storage memory 7 for character and graphic information. When the number signal arrives at the control device 8, the address on the storage memory 7 corresponding to the telephone number (in FIG. C, the address 14 from the storage memory 7 corresponding to the telephone number 12-i is -i) from the memory circuit 82, and character/graphic information corresponding to the address from the storage memory 7 (character/graphic information 15-i in the diagram)
is read out, sent to the display device 4 via the bus circuit 9, and displayed on the display device 4. When a new screen is input from the input device 3 by adding or deleting the text/graphics screen during a call, it is also displayed on the display device 4. When the call ends, the address on the storage memory z corresponding to the partner number is extracted from the address table 11 of the memory circuit 82, and the screen information of this display device 4 is stored on the address in the storage memory 7 via the path circuit 9. be done. If you do this, the next time you make a call, the content you wrote down during the previous call will be automatically displayed, allowing you to have a smooth conversation over the phone.

Furthermore, if you wish to access the memo while you are not on a call, you can display the memo of the corresponding party on the display 4 by dialing without going off-hook.

Also, when a call is received, the caller can receive a call by some means (for example, as disclosed in Japanese Patent Application No. 58-167965 filed by the present applicant, by installing an additional device corresponding to the subscriber terminal of the existing telephone network switch). When the other party's (calling party's) number is notified (by receiving the telephone number, etc. from the telephone of the connected party), the number is stored in the storage memory 7 from the other party's telephone number in the same way as when making a call.
It is also possible to access and display the memo stored on the display 4.

Further, the stored character 2 graphic screen does not necessarily have to be written in conjunction with a telephone call. That is, it is also possible to search various files (for example, customer list, etc.) that are created separately off-line using the other party's number.

Furthermore, when a call is made or received, the date and time of the call is sent from the clock function 6 to the control device 8 through the path circuit 9, and the other party's name and keywords related to the call are input on the keyboard 5 or sent from the telephone office. The name and keyword information obtained are stored in the memory circuit 82 of the control device 8 and are made to correspond to the character 1 graphic screen of the storage memory 7. This makes it possible to access the character-one-figure screen not only by the call number, but also by the date and time of the call, the name of the other party, keywords, etc., making it possible to communicate and conduct business more conveniently. In particular, in the case of keywords, you can search by keywords related to the content rather than by searching by the other party, so you can automatically recall notes from many people who have the same keyword one after another, and you can avoid contact errors. This can be prevented.

If you cannot view these screens in one page, you can use the next (- button, etc.) so that you can use multiple pages.

Furthermore, when the screen is displayed during a non-call, the phone number of the other party is known, so it is possible to easily call the other party with a single touch.

Although the input device 3 and the display 4 can be made separately, it is also useful to integrate them by setting a transparent touch panel, motherboard, etc. in front of the display for improved operation.

Note that the key 5 may be any type that can input a code that can be interpreted by the control device, and may be a handwritten character recognition device, for example.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION As described in detail, according to the present invention, when making or receiving a call, the character 2 figure screen that was entered during the previous call or when the call was not made is automatically displayed, so if a memo is lost, it will take less time to find it. It has the advantage of being able to communicate and conduct business smoothly using the telephone without the disadvantage of being expensive.

Additionally, by making it possible to access the memo using the time of call, caller's name, or keyword, there is the advantage that the memo can be searched even if the user forgets the number or the caller.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 (,) is a configuration diagram of one embodiment of the present invention, and Fig. 1 (b)
is an explanatory diagram of the contents of the memory circuit, and (c) is an explanatory diagram of the contents of the storage memory. 1...Telephone subscriber line, 2...Telephone, 3...Handwritten input. Keyboard input, input device, 4... display, 5... keyboard, handwritten character recognition device, 6...
・Clock function, 7...Character 2 figure storage memory, 8...
Control device, 9...Pass circuit, IO...Contents of storage memory, 11...Contents of memory circuit, 12-i...Telephone number of the other party, 13-i...Information N regarding the call
14-i... Accommodation address on storage memory, 15
-i... Contents of storage memory, 2... Dial circuit, 22... Handset, 23... Telephone circuit, 8
ノ...Central processing unit, 82...Memory circuit. Figure 1 (b) Figure 1 (c)

Claims (2)

[Claims] (1) Consisting of a telephone, a character/graphic input device, a display, a keyboard, a handwritten character recognition device, a clock device, a character/graphic storage memory, a control device for these devices, and a bus circuit connecting these devices, the telephone subscriber line When making a call or receiving a call, the text and graphics corresponding to the number are automatically retrieved from the storage memory and displayed on the display screen, and notes regarding the content of the call are displayed on the screen while the call is in progress or not. This memo telephone device is characterized in that a memo telephone device allows additions to be made, new screens are added, and the information is stored in a character/figure storage memory corresponding to the called party's number at the time of termination or when storage is instructed. (2) The call information regarding the date and time of the call, the name of the other party, and the keyword of the call is stored in correspondence with the text/graphics screen, and the call information can be searched and displayed when necessary. A memo telephone device according to claim 1.