EP1597881A1 - Data sink/data source data transmission device and data terminal device for a circuit-switched and packet-switched network - Google Patents
Data sink/data source data transmission device and data terminal device for a circuit-switched and packet-switched networkInfo
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- the present invention relates to a data sink / source for a line and packet-switched network according to the preamble of claim 1, a data transmission device for a line and packet-switched network according to the preamble of claim 25 and a data end device for a line and packet-switched network according to the preamble of claim 44.
- 'Home Networking ⁇ or' Connected Home '' or 'Telephony and Control' refer to the networking of private devices such as TVs, personal computers and other everyday devices spoken.
- the telephone, landline telephone or cordless telephone preferably serves as network access to the circuit-switched network (voice network). Access to the packet-switched network (data network) - e.g. Internet access - is irrelevant and can be done in different ways.
- the connection between the packet-switched and circuit-switched network is only available to the extent known, as the devices, for example a personal computer, which are used to transmit packet data via an Ethernet, digital subscriber line (DSL) or cable connection to the packet-switched network, e.g. the Internet, and, for example, cause a cordless base station, which is connected to the circuit-switched network for voice data transmission via an ISDN / PSTN network termination, to establish a connection (control) or to use the device to configure a cordless handset (configuration). Parts of the cordless base station or the telephone functionality are transferred to the personal computer.
- the control and Configuration can of course also be done in the opposite direction.
- the object on which the invention is based is to specify a data sink / source, data transmission device and data terminal device for a circuit-switched and packet-switched network which provide the logical separation between applications which are on the circuit-switched network, e.g. PSTN, ISDN, and applications based on the packet switched network, e.g. Internet, based, repeals.
- a circuit-switched and packet-switched network which provide the logical separation between applications which are on the circuit-switched network, e.g. PSTN, ISDN, and applications based on the packet switched network, e.g. Internet, based, repeals.
- the object is achieved on the basis of the data transmission device defined in the preamble of claim 25 by the features specified in the characterizing part of claim 25.
- the object is achieved on the basis of the data terminal device defined in the preamble of patent claim 44 by the features specified in the characterizing part of patent claim 44.
- the idea on which the invention is based is to provide a data transmission device for transmitting and receiving data, in particular voice and / or packet data, into the circuit-switched or from the circuit-switched network, which is a universally applicable device for automatic processing of data and for transmission and receiving or assigning data to the packet-switched network or from the packet-switched network and which is assigned to the at least one data terminal device for transmitting and receiving data, in particular voice and / or packet data, into the circuit-switched network or from the circuit-switched network or can be assigned to be provided with controllable switching means, which can be controlled in such a way that the data terminal device, which is connected to the circuit-switched network in a first operating mode via the data transmission device, from the first operating mode to a second operating mode, in which the data terminal device, on the one hand, uses the data transmission
- the invention is the extension of an an aspiringtra ⁇ restriction device, for example, according to the claims 19, 20, 21, 40, 41, 42 as a cordless base station formed by a switchover which is 39 preferably implemented by software according to claim 18, so that the voice data streams can be forwarded to a data processing device, which is preferably designed as a personal computer, notebook or server for home and / or for the office, thus enabling new applications.
- a data processing device which is preferably designed as a personal computer, notebook or server for home and / or for the office, thus enabling new applications.
- a data processing device for example a personal computer, which is networked with the Internet.
- This enables Internet or personal computer-based voice applications (such as Internet telephony, "voice messaging", etc.) can be used by data end devices operated on the data transmission device.
- data terminals e.g. a cordless handset according to claims 23, 51 or a telephone
- a logical connection for voice data in the packet switched network e.g. can switch to the Internet or to a local data network of the "Home Networking * scenario.
- the user can optionally set two operating modes on the cordless handset.
- the cordless handset works like a normal telephone on the circuit-switched network.
- the voice and protocol data are sent to the data processing device, e.g. a personal computer, or to the data network. There is no connection to the wired network.
- information about user input on the cordless handset is forwarded to the personal computer and display information is sent to the cordless handset from the personal computer.
- the voice channels are transparent, switched to the personal computer via a so-called tunnel connection.
- the cordless handset connected to the cordless base station can use an application running on the personal computer, such as a headset, for example. turn.
- Additional applications can be activated through interaction with the user via display and control data, which further increases user friendliness.
- VoIP telephony Voice over Internet Protocol
- a conventional cordless telephone telephony functionality must be made available to all applications in a network (eg personal computers in the home network)). It is also possible, for example, to play online games with the conventional cordless telephone, to implement voice controls in the home network and to operate devices in the home network remotely.
- the invention offers the possibility to control applications of the data processing device by the data terminal device based on voice control and voice recognition mechanisms (Voice Control and Voice Recognition), to use the data terminal device as a remote control unit, to access the messenger service from To manufacture Microsoft via the data terminal equipment, to implement an Internet radio, to carry out Internet chatting using a cordless handset or telephone, to convert text messages into voice messages ("Text to Speech"), for example E-mails can be read aloud and / or use the display of messages on the display of the data terminal device.
- voice control and Voice Recognition Voice Control and Voice Recognition
- the invention is not only applicable for the home area as explained above, if the data transmission device as a cordless base station, the data terminal device as a cordless handset and the data processing device as Personal computers or servers are designed, but is also readily available for the public sector if the data transmission device is designed as a cellular mobile radio infrastructure consisting of a base station and central switching system, the data terminal device is designed as a mobile radio telephone (cell phone) and the data processing device is configured as a server. applicable.
- FIGS. 2 to 4. Show it:
- FIGURE 2 shows a first data sink / source for a circuit and packet switched network consisting of a data terminal device, a data transmission device and a data processing device,
- FIGURE 3 starting from FIGURE 2, a second data sink / source for a circuit and packet-switched network consisting of a data terminal device and a data processing / data transmission device,
- FIGURE 4 Realization of the first data sink / source with a cordless telephone and a personal computer.
- FIGURE 2 shows a first data sink / source DSQ1 for a line-switched network LVN, which is preferably in the form of a “Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN)” or “Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN)”, and a packet-switched network PVN, which is preferably in the form of an Internet from a data terminal DEE, a data transmission device DUE and a data processing device DVG.
- the data terminal device DEE contains a first central control unit ZSE1, control means STM and a first terminal device / transmission device interface EUSS1.
- the first central control unit ZSE1 is used to control the functional sequences in the data terminal device DEE and is connected both to the control means STM and to the first terminal device / transmission device interface EUSS1.
- the data terminal device DEE Via the first terminal device / transmission device interface EÜSS1, the data terminal device DEE is connected to the data transmission device DÜE, which has a second terminal device / transmission device interface EÜSS2 for this connection.
- Either a first line connection LV1 or a first free space connection FRV1 is provided as the connection between the data terminal device DEE and the data transmission device DÜE.
- the data transmission device DÜE also contains a second central control unit ZSE2, a first network / transmission device interface NUSS1, first switching means USM1 and a first device / transmission device interface GÜSS1.
- the second central control unit ZSE2 which serves to control the functional sequences in the data transmission device DÜE and has first switchover control means USSM1, is equipped with the second terminal device / transmission device interface EUSS2, the first network / transmission device interface NUSS1 and the first device / transmission device interface GÜSS1 connected.
- the first changeover control means USSM1 of the second central control unit ZSE2 form a functional unit with the first changeover means USM1 such that the changeover control means USSM1 control the changeover means USM1, which is shown in FIGURE 2 by the connection between the two means.
- the data transmission device DÜE is on the one hand via the first network / transmission device interface NUSSL with the circuit-switched network LVN and on the other hand via the first device / transmission device interface GÜSS1 connected to the data processing device DVG, which has a second device / transmission device interface GÜSS2 for this connection.
- Either a second line connection LV2 or a second free space connection FRV2 is again provided as the connection between the data transmission device DÜE and the data processing device DVG.
- the data processing device DVG also contains a third central control unit ZSE3 and a first network / device interface NGSS1.
- the third central control unit ZSE3 which is used to control the functional sequences in the data processing device DVG and, in addition to the first switching control means USSM1 of the second central control unit ZSE2 in the data transmission device DUE, optionally has dashed second switching control means USSM2 in FIG connected to the second device / transmission device interface GÜSS2 and the first network / device interface NGSSl.
- the data processing device DVG is connected to the packet-switched network PVN.
- the functioning of the data sink / source DSQl with a view to eliminating the logical separation between first applications based on the circuit-switched network LVN and second applications, which are based on the packet-switched PVN network.
- the transmission path from the data terminal device DEE to the circuit-switched network LVN and packet-switched network PVN must be available to the user, that is, the user must be able to change it if necessary (change of operating mode of the data terminal device).
- the data terminal device DEE in a first operating mode, is connected to the circuit-switched network LVN via the data transmission device DUE and in a second operating mode via the data transmission device DUE and the data processing device DVG to the packet-switched network PVN.
- the first switching means USM1 and the first switching control means USSM1, m in the data processing device DVG are possibly in the data transmission device DUE for this purpose the second switchover control means USSM2 and the control means STM are present in the data terminal device DEE.
- the control means STM in the data terminal device DEE which are preferably designed as a keyboard, all of the above means are preferably designed as program modules (software). Instead of the keyboard, it is also possible to use voice control.
- the distribution of the funds mentioned can be different, for example.
- the switching means and the switching control means are preferably in the data processing device, while additional switching control means may be present in the data transmission device.
- the data transmission device is connected to the packet-switched network and the data processing device is connected to the circuit-switched network.
- both the first changeover control means USSM1 in the data transmission device DÜE and the second changeover control means USSM2 in the data processing device DVG both changeover control means USSM1, USSM2 controlling the first changeover means USM1 in the data transmission device DÜE
- both the first changeover control means USSMl in of the data transmission device DÜE and also the second switchover control means USSM2 in the data processing device DVG in contrast to (ii) only the first switchover control means USSM1 control the first switchover means USM1 in the data transmission device DÜE, three variants, based on the scenario of the change of operating mode in the first data sink / source DSQl can be realized.
- the data terminal device DEE for example, se is in the first operating mode, according to which the data terminal device DEE is connected to the circuit-switched network LVN via the data transmission device DUE.
- the other case is also possible in which the data terminal device DEE is in the second operating mode.
- the user of the data terminal device DEE now wanted to switch to the second operating mode.
- the aforementioned change in operating mode is initiated by the user of the data terminal device DEE by actuating the control means STM.
- the first central control unit ZSE1 controls a first signal S1 for signaling the change in operating mode from the data terminal device DEE via the first line connection LV1 or the first free space connection FRV1 to the second terminal device via this and the first terminal device / transmission device interface EUSS1 - / Transfer device interface EUSS2 in the data transmission device DUE, which forwards the first signal S1 transmitted by the data terminal device DEE to the first switching control means USSM1.
- the first switching control means USSM1 then generate a second signal S2, which they transmit to the data processing device DVG and there, in particular, to the third central control unit ZSE3 and with which the data processing device DVG is informed that the data terminal DEE has a connection to the packet-switched network via the data processing device DVG To build PVN.
- the first switching control means USSM1 After the data processing device DVG has been informed, the first switching control means USSM1 generate a third signal S3 and transmit this to the first switching means USM1. With the transmission of the third signal S3, the first switching means USM1 are instructed to resolve the transmission path to the circuit-switched network LVN previously used by the data terminal device DEE and instead to use the data processing device DVG to transmit a new transmission path to the packet-switched network.
- the respective activated operating mode is preferably shown on a display of the data terminal device (cf. FIG. 4). Furthermore, it is possible to prioritize the connection to the circuit-switched network in the case of data terminal devices which are primarily used for voice transmission (telephony) (cf. FIG. 4) and with which a "Voice over IP" connection is not yet possible the packet-switched network. This can e.g. can be achieved by a time-controlled default setting.
- the data terminal DEE is, for example, in the first operating mode, according to which the data terminal DEE uses the data transmission DÜE direction is connected to the LVN circuit-switched network.
- the other case is also possible in which the data terminal device DEE is in the second operating mode.
- the user of the data terminal device DEE now wants to switch to the second operating mode or the first operating mode.
- the respective change of operating mode is initiated by the user of the data terminal device DEE by actuating the control means STM.
- this can e.g. always be the same key or softkey key or different keys can be used for both operating mode changes.
- voice control however, the matter is clear, because the spoken change of operating mode is always implemented.
- a fourth signal S4 is controlled by the first central control unit ZSE1 via this and the first terminal device / transmission device interface EUSS1 for signaling the change in operating mode from the data terminal device DEE via the first line connection LV1 or the first free space connection FRV1 to the second terminal device - / Transmission device interface EÜSS2 transmitted in the data transmission device DÜE, via which the fourth signal S4 transmitted by the data terminal device DEE in
- the first switching control means USSM1 In the event of a change to the second operating mode (the current operating mode is therefore the first operating mode) is forwarded to the first switching control means USSM1 and in the event of a change to the first operating mode (the current operating mode is therefore the second operating mode) via the first device / Transmission device interface GÜSS1, the second line connection LV2 or the second free space connection FRV2 and the second device / transmission device interface GÜSS2 are forwarded in the order mentioned to the second switching control means USSM2 in the data processing device DVG.
- the first and second changeover control means USSM1, USSM2 receiving the fourth signal S4 then each generate a fifth signal S5 with which the other changeover control means USSM2, USSMl are informed of the respective change in operating mode.
- the fifth signal S5 is transmitted via the first device / transmission device interface GÜSS1, the second line connection LV2 or the second free space connection FRV2 and the second device / transmission device interface GÜSS2 or in the opposite direction to the relevant switching control means USSM2, USSM1.
- the relevant switching control means USSM2, USSM1 and thus the data processing device DVG or the data transmission device DÜE have been informed of the change in operating mode
- the first and second switching control means USSM1, USSM2 receiving the fourth signal S4 each generate a sixth signal S6 and transmit this to the first Switching device USM1.
- the first switching control means USSM1 In the case of a change to the second operating mode, the first switching control means USSM1 generate the sixth signal S6, while in the case of a change to the first operating mode the second switching control means USSM2 generate the sixth signal S6.
- the first switching means USM1 With the transmission of the sixth signal S6, the first switching means USM1 are instructed to dissolve the transmission path previously used by the data terminal device DEE to the circuit-switched network LVN or packet-switched network PVN and instead a new transmission path via the data processing device DVG to the packet-switched network PVN or via to set up the data transmission device DÜE to the circuit-switched network LVN. In FIGURE 2, this process is again indicated in the first switching means USM1 by the switch symbol.
- the data terminal device DEE is thus connected to the packet-switched network PVN via the second line connection LV2 or the second free space connection FRV2 and the data processing device DVG or to the line-switched network LVN via the data transmission device DÜE.
- This transmission path belonging to the second operating mode or to the first operating mode now remains switched or set up for a long time until a new change of operating mode, this time a change from the second operating mode to the first operating mode or from the first operating mode to the second operating mode, is initiated by the user.
- the respective activated operating mode is again preferably shown on a display of the data terminal device DEE (see FIG. 4). Furthermore, it is also possible again to prioritize the connection to the circuit-switched connection in the case of data end devices which are primarily used for voice transmission (telephony) (cf. FIG. 4) and with which a "Voice over IP" connection is not yet possible Network compared to the packet-switched network. This can e.g. can be achieved by a time-controlled default setting.
- the data terminal DEE that for example is in the first operating mode
- the data is the terminal DEE on ubertragungsein ⁇ direction DCE to the circuit-switched network LVN connected under.
- the data terminal device DEE is in the second operating mode.
- the user of the data terminal device DEE now wants to switch to the second operating mode or the first operating mode.
- the respective change of operating mode is initiated by the user of the data terminal device DEE by actuating the control means STM.
- this can always be the same key or softkey key, for example, or different keys can be used for both operating mode changes.
- voice control however, the matter is clear, because the spoken change of operating mode is always implemented.
- the fourth central control unit ZSE1 controls the fourth signal S4 to signal the change of operating mode from the data terminal device DEE via the first line connection LV1 or the first free space connection FRV1 to the second line via this and the first terminal device / transmission device interface EUSS1 - Device / transmission device interface EÜSS2 transmitted in the data transmission device DÜE, via which the fourth signal S4 transmitted by the data terminal device DEE in the event of a change to the second operating mode (the current operating mode is therefore the first operating mode) is again forwarded to the first switching control means USSM1 and in In the event of a change to the first operating mode (the current operating mode is therefore the second operating mode) again via the first device / transmission device interface GÜSS1, the second line connection LV2 or the second Freira rerouting FRV2 and the second device / transmission device interface GÜSS2 in the order mentioned is forwarded again to the second switching control means USSM2 in the data processing device DVG.
- the first changeover control means USSM1 receiving the fourth signal S4 then generate a seventh signal S7, with which they inform the second changeover control means USSM2 of the change in operating mode signaled to them.
- the seventh signal S7 is transmitted via the first device / transmission transmission device interface GÜSS1, the second line connection LV2 or the second free space connection FRV2 and the second device / transmission device interface GÜSS2 to the second switching control means USSM2.
- the second switchover control means USSM2 After the second switchover control means USSM2 and thus the data processing device DVG have been informed of the change in operating mode, the second switchover control means USSM2 receiving the seventh signal S7 generate an eighth signal S8 and transmit this via the second device / transmission device interface GUSS2, the second line connection LV2 or the second free space connection FRV2 and the first device / transmission device interface GÜSS1 in the order mentioned to the first switching control means USSMl.
- the second changeover control means USSM2 signal the first changeover control means USSM1 that they signal the changeover from the second operating mode to the first operating mode and should therefore control the first changeover means USM1.
- the first switching control means USSM1 then generate a ninth signal S9 and transmit this to the first switching means USM1.
- the first switching means USM1 are instructed to dissolve the transmission path previously used by the data terminal device DEE to the circuit-switched network LVN or packet-switched network PVN and instead a new transmission path via the data processing device DVG to the packet-switched network PVN or via the data transmission device DÜE to set up the circuit-switched network LVN.
- this process is again indicated in the first switching means USM1 by the switch symbol.
- the data terminal device DEE is thus connected via the second line connection LV2 or the second free space connection FRV2 and the data processing device DVG to the packet-switched network PVN or via the data transmission device DÜE to the line-switched network LVN.
- This transmission path belonging to the second operating mode or to the first operating mode now remains switched or set up until in the same way Another change of operating mode, this time a change from the second operating mode to the first operating mode or from the first operating mode to the second operating mode, is initiated by the user.
- the respective activated operating mode is again preferably shown on a display of the data terminal device DEE (see FIG. 4). Furthermore, it is also possible again to prioritize the connection to the circuit-switched connection in the case of data end devices which are primarily used for voice transmission (telephony) (cf. FIG. 4) and with which a "Voice over IP" connection is not yet possible Network compared to the packet-switched network. This can e.g. can be achieved by a time-controlled default setting.
- FIGURE 3 shows a second data sink / source DSQ2 for a line-switched network LVN, which is preferably designed as a "Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN)" or “Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN)” and a preferably as Internet-based packet-switched network PVN consisting of a data terminal device DEE and a data processing / data transmission device DVÜG.
- PSTN Public Switched Telephone Network
- ISDN Integrated Services Digital Network
- the data terminal device DEE contains the first central control unit ZSE1, the control means STM and the first device / transmission device interface EUSS1.
- the first central control unit ZSE1 is used to control the functional sequences in the data terminal device DEE and is connected both to the control means STM and to the first terminal device / transmission device interface EUSS1.
- the data terminal device DEE is connected to the data processing / data transmission device DVÜG, which has a third terminal device / transmission device interface EÜSS3 for this connection.
- Either the first line connection LV1 or the first free space connection FRV1 is again provided as the connection between the data terminal device DEE and the data processing / data transmission device DVÜG.
- the data processing / data transmission device DVÜG also contains a fourth central control unit ZSE4, a second network / transmission device interface NUSS2, second switching means USM2 and a second network
- the fourth central control unit ZSE4 which is used to control the functional sequences in the data processing / data transmission device DVÜG and has third switchover control means USSM3, is connected to the third terminal device / transmission device interface EUSS3, the second network / transmission device interface NUSS2 and the second network. / NGSS2 device interface connected.
- the third changeover control means USSM3 of the fourth central control unit ZSE4 form a functional unit with the second changeover means USM2 such that the changeover control means USSM3 control the changeover means USM1, which is shown in FIG. 3 by the connection between the two means.
- the data processing / data transmission device DVÜG is connected on the one hand via the second network / transmission device interface NUSS2 to the circuit-switched network LVN and on the other hand via the second network / device interface parts NGSS2 to the packet-switched network PVN.
- the mode of operation of the data sink / source DSQ2 with a view to eliminating the logical separation between first applications based on the circuit-switched network LVN and second applications based on based on the packet-switched network PVN.
- the data terminal device DEE is, for example, in the first operating mode, according to which the data terminal device DEE is connected to the circuit-switched network LVN via the data processing / data transmission device DVÜG.
- the other case is also possible in which the data terminal device DEE is in the second operating mode.
- the user of the data terminal device DEE now wants to switch to the second operating mode.
- the mentioned change of operating mode is initiated by the user of the data terminal device DEE by actuating the control means STM.
- an eleventh signal Sll is controlled by the first central control unit ZSE1 via this and the first terminal device / transmission device interface EUSS1 to signal the change of operating mode from the Data terminal device DEE via the first line connection LV1 or the first free space connection FRV1 to the third terminal device / transmission device interface EÜSS3 m to the data processing / data transmission device DVUG, which transmits the eleventh transmitted by the data terminal device DEE
- the third switchover control means USSM3 then generate a twelfth signal S12 and transmit this to the second switchover means USM2.
- the second switching means USM2 are instructed to resolve the transmission path previously used by the data terminal device DEE to the circuit-switched network LVN and instead to set up a new transmission path to the packet-switched network PVN.
- this process is indicated in the second switching means USM2 by the switch symbol.
- the data terminal device DEE is thus connected to the packet-switched network PVN.
- This transmission path belonging to the second operating mode now remains switched or set up until a new change of operating mode, this time a change from the second operating mode to the first operating mode, is initiated by the user.
- the respective activated operating mode is preferably shown on a display of the data terminal device (cf. FIG. 4). Furthermore, it is possible to prioritize the connection to the circuit-switched network in the case of data end configurations which are primarily used for voice transmission (telephony) (cf. FIG. 4) and with which a "Voice over IP" connection is not yet possible the packet-switched network. This can be achieved, for example, by a time-controlled default setting.
- FIGURE 4 shows the implementation of the first data sink / source DSQ1 in FIGURE 2 in accordance with implementation variant (i) with a cordless telephone SLT as the data terminal device and data transmission device, which is connected to the circuit-switched network LVN, and a personal computer PC as the data processing device with is connected to the packet-switched network PVN.
- the personal computer PC has a screen next to BSC (monitor), an input device EV consisting of a keyboard TA and a "mouse" MA, on a Sys ⁇ temtician SYE, known from FIGURE 2 facilities.
- the system unit SYE also includes the second device / transmission device interface GÜSS2, which is designed as a USB interface (Universal Serial Bus), and the second is an Ethernet, DSL interface (Digital Subscriber Line) first network / device interface NGSSl arranged.
- the personal computer PC is connected to the cordless telephone SLT via a USB connection USBV, LV2 as the second line connection.
- the cordless telephone SLT has a cordless base station SLB as the data transmission device and a cordless mobile part SLM as the data terminal device, which are connected to one another via a radio connection FRV1 as the first free space connection.
- the cordless mobile part SLM has the first central control unit ZSE1 and a first radio interface EÜSS1 as the first terminal device / transmission device interface.
- the display device AE, the input unit EGE and the input means EGM form the elements shown in FIG. provided control means STM.
- the second central control unit ZSE2 with the first switching control means USSM1, the first switching means USM1, a second radio interface EÜSS2 designed as a second terminal device / transmission device interface, a line interface NUSS1 and a further USB interface GÜSS1 designed as a first device / transmission device interface is arranged.
- the connection to the circuit-switched network LVN is established via the line connection NUSS1 and the USB interface GUSS1 is connected via the USB connection USBV, LV2 to the USB interface GUSS2 arranged in the personal computer PC.
- the cordless base station SLB is integrated into the personal computer PC as a cordless data adapter, the second data sink / source DSQ2 according to FIG. 3 is obtained.
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