JPH0326116A - Radio call receiver - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To execute the correct transmission of the intention of an originator to an owner by taking out a sound signal from a wave in which a received wave is identified to be a self-destination and storing it. CONSTITUTION:When the transmission is executed by loading a call identification code to specify a receiver and a message by the voice of the originator, a control circuit 1 identifies whether the call identification code added to the wave coincides with the call identification code of its own or not, the sound signal is taken out from the wave by a detecting circuit 3, and it is stored into a storage circuit 4. When the storage is completed, a report is executed to the control circuit 1 by a terminal 13b. When the owner operates a button 7 in order to listen to the stored contents, the control circuit 1 activates an amplifying circuit 6, the sound signal stored in the storage circuit 4 is inputted to the amplifying circuit 6, and the signal is outputted from a loudspeaker 61 as an audible sound.

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] [Industrial application field] TECHNICAL FIELD The present invention relates to a radio paging receiving device.

[Conventional technology]

When a conventional radio paging receiving device receives a paging radio wave, it sounds a signal such as a bell or displays a fixed phrase on a display to notify the holder of the call.

[Problem to be solved by the invention]

The above-mentioned conventional radio paging receiving device only displays a signal sound such as a bell or a fixed phrase, and therefore cannot accurately convey the caller's intention of calling to the owner of the radio paging receiving device.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION An object of the present invention is to provide a radio call receiving device that allows accurate communication of the caller's intention to call to the holder.

[Means to solve the problem]

The radio paging receiving device of the present invention includes a receiving means for receiving radio waves, an identifying means for identifying whether the received radio waves are addressed to the user, and a detecting means for extracting a voice signal from the radio waves identified as being addressed to the user. The apparatus includes a storage means for storing the audio signal, and an output means for outputting the stored audio signal as an audible sound.

〔Example〕

Next, the present invention will be explained in detail with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing one embodiment of the present invention. The radio paging receiving device of this embodiment includes a control circuit 1 that controls each part, a tuning circuit 2 that includes an antenna 21 and receives and tunes radio waves, and a detection circuit 3 that extracts a voice signal from the radio waves tuned by the tuning circuit 2. , a storage circuit 4 for storing the audio signal of the detection circuit 3, an oscillation circuit 5 for outputting an oscillation signal, and a loudspeaker 61 for outputting the audio signal of the storage circuit 4 or the oscillation signal of the oscillation circuit 5 as an audible sound. Button 7 for instructing audible output of the audio signal of the amplification circuit 6 and memory time &I84
is provided. Next, the operation will be explained.

The radio waves used to call the wireless paging receiver are sent with a call identification code identifying the receiver and a voice message from the caller.

When a radio wave enters the tuning circuit &'82 from the antenna 21 and is tuned, the control circuit 1 uses the terminal 12 to determine whether the call identification code given to the radio wave matches its own call identification code. If the identification codes match, it is recognized as a radio wave addressed to itself, and the detection circuit 3 is activated via the terminal 13a.

The detection circuit 3 extracts the audio signal from the radio waves and the storage circuit 4
to be memorized. When the storage is completed, a notification is sent to the control circuit 1\81 through the terminal 13b. The control circuit 1 is an amplifier circuit 6
is started at the terminal 16, and the oscillation circuit 5 is started by the control of the terminal 15.
The output is input to the amplifier circuit 6 for several seconds, and an oscillating sound is generated to notify the holder that there is an incoming call. After that, the amplifier circuit 6 is stopped.

The owner operates button 7 to listen to the memorized content. When the control circuit 1 detects the operation of the button 7, it activates the amplifier circuit 6 at the terminal 16, inputs the audio signal stored in the memory circuit R4 to the amplifier circuit 6 under the control of the terminal 14, and amplifies it as an audible sound. output from the device 6l.

The holder can repeatedly perform the above operations by operating the button 7.

As described above, the owner of the radio call receiving device can listen to the voice message from the caller as many times as desired.

〔Effect of the invention〕

As explained above, the wireless paging receiving device of the present invention includes:
Since the caller's voice message can be stored and listened to at any time, the owner of the wireless call receiving device can correctly understand the caller's intention of calling.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing one embodiment of the present invention. DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1... Control circuit, 2... Tuning circuit, 3... Detection circuit, 4... Memory circuit, 5... Oscillation circuit, 6... Amplification circuit, 7... Button, 21...・・Aerial line, 61・・
·Loudspeaker.

Claims (1)

[Claims] a receiving means for receiving radio waves, an identification means for identifying whether the received radio waves are addressed to oneself, a detection means for extracting an audio signal from said radio waves identified as being addressed to oneself, and a storage means for storing said audio signals. , and output means for outputting the stored audio signal as an audible sound.