JPH0581308A - Dealing board - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To prevent a microphone fitting part from becoming slack, and also, to improve an external appearance as a design of the dealing board. CONSTITUTION:In the dealing board provided with a display for displaying economical information for executing a financial transaction, etc., a telephone function for executing a communication by using a telephone circuit, and a microphone for sending and receiving a voice and a loudspeaker, etc., a connector 104-1 for attaching the microphone to the dealing board 1 is contained in the inner side than the surface of the dealing board 1 so that the microphone fitting part does not protrude from the surface of the dealing board 1, and since the microphone fitting part is not loosened intentionally or unconsciously, a connection failure of this part can be prevented. Also, since the microphone connector 104-1 does not protrude from the surface of the dealing board 1, the external appearance is improved.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a dealing board used as a terminal device for conducting financial transactions.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Dealing boards used as terminal devices for financial transactions generally have a telephone function because they use a telephone line.

FIG. 16 shows a conventional dealing board 5 installed on the disc 2. In addition to the dealing board 5, a plurality of displays 3A for displaying various economic information are provided on the disc 2. 3B, 3C, and a keyboard 4 for switching the information screens displayed on these displays 3A, 3B, 3C or for inputting other information are also installed.

FIG. 17 is an external view of the dealing board 5 shown in FIG. 16. The dealing board 5 shown in this figure has a left handset 502 and a right handset 5 on the left and right.
03 are provided respectively, and these handset 5
02,503 allows dealers who conduct financial transactions to immediately call sellers and buyers.

Further, the dealing board 5 is provided with a dial button 507, a display unit 508 for displaying a telephone number of a call destination, etc. and an automatic dial button 509, which have the same functions as those of a normal telephone. ing.
Then, on the dealing board 5, a microphone 5 is further added.
04, a speaker 505, and a volume 506 for adjusting the volume of the speaker 505.
04, the chief dealer can give various instructions to his subordinates, and the instructions are output from the speaker 505 of the dealing board 5 used by the subordinates.

[0006] On the other hand, in dealing business that requires instant communication with customers, it is necessary to make an instant judgment due to the nature of transactions, and therefore, it is necessary not only to transmit and instruct information individually but also to make simultaneous calls. Will occur. Further, in the conventional dealing board 5, as shown in FIG. 17, a screw hole is provided on the surface of the dealing board 5, and the microphone connector 504-3 is attached to the screw hole by the attachment screw 504-1. By fitting the base portion of the microphone 504 to -3, the microphone 504 is attached to the dealing board 5.

[0007]

However, in the conventional dealing board 5 described above, the microphone connector 504-3 is fixed to the surface of the dealing board 5, and the microphone 504 is attached to the microphone connector 504-3. Since this is adopted, the operator or another person may unintentionally or intentionally loosen the connection portion between the microphone 504 and the microphone connector 504-3 while using the dealing board 5. As a result, the microphone 504 and the microphone connector 504-3
There was a problem that the electrical connection between the two became defective and the instructions given all at once were not transmitted to other dealing boards 5.

Further, since the microphone connector 504-3 is projected on the surface of the dealing board 5, there is a problem that the design appearance of the dealing board is impaired.
The present invention has been made to improve the above problems, and an object of the present invention is to provide a dealing board that does not cause a defective electrical connection between a microphone and a microphone connector and has a good appearance. is there.

[0009]

In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, the present invention sends a display for displaying financial information for financial transactions, a telephone function for communicating using a telephone line, and a voice. In a dealing board equipped with a microphone and a speaker for receiving, the microphone connector that attaches the microphone to the dealing board is housed inside the dealing board surface so that the microphone mounting part does not protrude from the upper surface of the dealing board. It was done like this.

[0010]

With the above structure, since the dealing board operator cannot unintentionally or intentionally loosen the microphone mounting portion, it is possible to prevent an electrical connection failure between the microphone and the microphone connector and to prevent the microphone connector from dealing with the dealing board. Since it does not appear on the surface of the, the designing appearance of the dealing board is also improved.

[0011]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS An embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 is a dealing board 1 of the present invention.
FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a state in which is installed on a desk 2. 1, in addition to the dealing board 1, the desk 2 houses displays 3A, 3B, and 3C for displaying various economic information, and further, the display 3
A keyboard 4 for switching the displayed information screens A, 3B, and 3C or inputting other information is installed.

FIG. 2 is an external view of the dealing board 1. In FIG. 2, the dealing board 1 includes a display device 101, a left handset 102, a right handset 103, a microphone 104, a speaker 105, and a volume 106.

The display device 101 has a structure in which a touch sensor is provided on a display (for example, a plasma display). By touching the upper part of the button displayed on the display, the touched button is touched. This is to activate the displayed function (details will be described later).

The left handset 102 and the right handset 103 have the same functions as those of a normal telephone handset. However, by providing two handsets in this way, a dealer who conducts a financial transaction immediately contacts the seller and the buyer ( At the same time) I am able to talk.

The microphone 104 is used, for example, by the chief dealer to give various instructions to his subordinates.
Dealing board speaker 10 used by subordinates
The instruction is output from 5. The volume 106
Is for adjusting the volume output from the speaker 105.

FIG. 3 is an exploded perspective view showing the structure of the dealing board 1. In FIG. 3, the case of the dealing board 1 is composed of a base 110 and a panel 107.

The dealing board 1 is mounted on the base 110.
An electronic circuit board 109 for controlling the is stored and installed. On the other hand, the display device 101 provided with the decorative frame 108 is attached to the panel 107. Further, the panel 107 is provided with a mounting hole 105-1 for mounting the speaker 105 and a mounting hole 106-1 for mounting the volume 106, and these mounting holes 105-1 and 106-1 are provided. The speaker 105 and the volume 106 are attached to each position.

Further, the panel 107 is provided with an opening 112 for mounting the microphone 104. Then, after the microphone 104 is attached to the opening 112, the opening 112 is covered with the microphone cover 111.

FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing the state of the mounting portion of the microphone 104, and shows the opening 112 and the microphone cover 111.
And are shown in detail.

FIG. 5 is a sectional view showing the state of the mounting portion of the microphone 104.

In FIGS. 4 and 5, an opening 112 is provided on the rear surface side of the panel 107. Opening 11
On the lower surface of 2, a metal fitting 1 for mounting the microphone 104
12-1 is provided, and a microphone connector 104-1 is attached to the metal fitting 112-1 with a screw 112-2. As a result, the microphone connector 104-1
Is structured to be housed in the panel 107.

Further, on the upper surface of the opening portion 112 of the panel 107, there are provided withdrawing portions 112-3 on the left and right sides, and the withdrawing portions 112-3 serve as a guide for the microphone cover 111 and a function for preventing vertical removal. Is playing. Belly, opening 1
On the front side of 12, there is provided a magnet 114 for fixing the microphone cover 111 which has been moved by being guided by the pull-out portion 112-3.

The microphone cover 111 has a semicircular opening 111- for allowing the shaft portion 104-2 of the microphone 104 to escape.
1 and a mounting bracket 111-2 for sandwiching the pull-out portion 112-3. Mounting bracket 111-
2 further includes a magnet 11 provided on the panel 107.
4 is provided with a suction surface 111-3. The attraction surface 111-3 is a magnetic substance, and in this embodiment, an iron plate is fixed to the microphone cover 111 by welding.

The mounting bracket 111-2 provided on the microphone cover 111 is the top surface 1 of the microphone cover 111.
In order to provide the gap x between 11-4, a gap adjusting plate 111-5 is provided. On the lower surface of the microphone cover 111, there is provided a stopper portion 113 that functions as a stopper on the lower surface when the microphone cover 111 is attached to the opening 112 of the panel 107. The position of the stopper portion 113 is adjusted by bending it so that the microphone cover 111 does not rattle in the vertical direction in consideration of the mounting bracket 111-2.

The attachment of the microphone cover 111 will be described. The extension portion 1 is provided between the gap x of the microphone cover 111.
The microphone cover 111 is attached to the panel 107 so that the 12-3 is inserted, and then the microphone cover 111 is moved to the front side, and the attraction surface 111-3 provided on the microphone cover 111 is attached to the magnet provided on the panel 107. Adsorb 114. As a result, the microphone cover 11
1 is fixed to the panel 107.

FIG. 6 is a perspective view showing a mounted state of the modular jack of the handset and a mounted state of the tilt mechanism.

In FIG. 6, a mounting hole 115-3 for mounting a modular jack is provided on the bottom surface of the base 110, and the modular jacks 115-1 and 115-2 are provided.
Are fixed to the bottom surface side of the base 110 by soldering to the electronic circuit board 109 as shown in FIG. Also, modular jacks 115-1 and 115-
2 is positioned so as to match the position of the mounting hole 115-3 and is fixed to the electronic circuit board 109. Base 11
In front of 0, modular jacks 115-1 and 1
The cord 102-3 that comes out of the cord 15-2 is configured to surely come out to the front side of the dealing board 1 by a fixture 116 that sandwiches and fixes the cord 102-3. It should be noted that the reason why there are two handsets is that, as described above, one dealing board enables a dealer carrying out a financial transaction to immediately make a call with the seller and the buyer.

Further, the bottom surface of the base 110 is provided with a tilt mechanism 117. This tilt mechanism 117 is
The angle of the dealing board 1 is changed by raising 17-1. More specifically, the tilt function 117 has a through hole 117-4 and a protrusion 117-5 for preventing rotation at the tip, and the bottom surface of the base 110 is screwed through the through hole 117-4. Is fixed to the screw portion 110-1 (FIG. 3) provided on the.

As the tilt mechanism 117, the tab 117-
A rotating shaft 117-3 is provided to rotate the No. 1 and the claw 11 is rotated by the rotating shaft 117-3.
7-1 has a function of rotating.

As described above, when the tilting mechanism 117 is provided on the bottom surface of the dealing board 1, for example, when the light from the illumination mounted on the ceiling or the like is reflected by the display device 101 and the displayed contents are difficult to see, It is possible to prevent the reflection of light from the illumination by raising the tab 117-1 of the tilt mechanism 117 and changing the angle of the dealing board 1.

Next, the structure of the dealing telephone system and the internal structure of the dealing board 1 will be described.

FIG. 7 is a system configuration diagram of the dealing call system. In FIG. 7, the dealing board 1 is connected to the exchange device (EX). The exchange device
The communication path switch (SW) 601 is provided. The communication path switch 601 includes a plurality of extension circuits (DLIN) 602.
Are connected. The extension circuit 602 connects the dealing board 1 via the line 7, transmits / receives various control information to / from the dealing board 1, and controls to connect a call. The interface condition of the line 7 is ISDN having 2B + D channels.
It is composed of basic interfaces.

A plurality of trunks (TRK) 603 are connected to the communication path switch 601. The trunk 603 is connected to the public network line and the leased line,
It controls those lines and call connections.

The switching device further comprises a central control unit (C
C) 604 and a storage device (MM) 605. The central control device 604 controls the entire switching device, and controls call connection based on programs, station data, various tables, etc. stored in the storage device 605. The central controller 604 and the storage device 605 are each connected to a bus 606,
Data is transmitted and received via the bus 606.

The bus 606 has a speech path switch 6
01, the extension circuit 602, and the trunk 603 are connected. As a result, the communication path switch 601, the extension circuit 602, and the trunk 603 are connected to the central controller 604.
Under the control of, and each performs the operation of call switching connection.

FIG. 8 is a block diagram showing the structure of the dealing board 1. In FIG. 8, the dealing board 1 includes a control unit (MPU) 119 that controls the entire dealing board 1, and is connected to the control bus 118. The control device 119 performs control according to a program stored in a fixed storage device (ROM) 120 connected to the control bus 118. The temporary storage device (RAM) 121 is connected to the control bus 118, and is generated while the display screen data displayed on the display device 101, various variable data such as tables, and the control device 119 perform control. Temporary information is stored. In this way, the control device 119, like the other processor systems, has the fixed storage device 1 via the control bus 118.
20 and the temporary storage device 121 to access the dealing board 1 to control the dealing board 1 as a whole.

Further, the control bus 118 has an L communication circuit 1
22, the R call circuit 123, the buffer 125, the touch information receiver 128, the plasma screen controller 129, and the ringer driver 131 are connected, and each operates under the control of the control device 119.

The buffer 125 transmits / receives a call control message for controlling a call to / from the switching apparatus, and calls from the switching apparatus via the signal channel (D channel) 7-3 of the ISDN basic interface. A receiving circuit 126 for receiving the control message and a transmitting circuit 127 for transmitting the call control message to the exchange through the D channel 7-3 are connected.

The display device (plasma display & touch sensor) 101 is connected to the touch information receiver 128 and the plasma screen controller 129. A screen memory 130 is connected to the plasma screen controller 129 and causes the display device 101 to display graphics or characters (button function names, etc.). The controller 119 writes the contents of the screen memory 130 via the plasma screen controller 129, and the plasma screen controller 129 performs display processing according to the contents. When the touch information receiver 128 receives the position information from the touch sensor, the touch information receiver 128 notifies the control device 119 via the control bus 118. As a result, the control device 119 receives and analyzes the position information of the touched point, activates the function of the displayed button, and executes the same process as pressing the button.

The ringer driver 131 uses the incoming ringer 1
32 is connected and the incoming call is audibly displayed.

The L call circuit 122 is used for the left handset 10.
2 is also connected, and one B channel 7-1 of the two voice or data channels (B channel) of the line 7 configured by the ISDN basic interface is logically connected. Further, the L call circuit 122 includes an amplifier 12 that connects the speaker 105 and the microphone 104.
4 are connected. When performing control for connecting a call, the control device 119 accesses the L communication circuit and performs control for connecting or disconnecting the left handset 102 and the B channel 7-1.

The R communication circuit 123 is used in the right handset 10.
3 is also connected, and the other B channel 7-2 of the two voice or data channels (B channel) of the line 7 configured by the ISDN basic interface is logically connected. Further, the R call circuit 123 includes an amplifier 124 that connects the speaker 105 and the microphone 104.
Are connected. When performing control for connecting a call, control device 119 accesses the R communication circuit to perform control for connecting or disconnecting right handset 103 and B channel 7-2.

In addition, for example, when the chief dealer operates the microphone 104 or the speaker 105 to connect to the line 7 in order to give various instructions to his subordinates, or when making a hands-free call, the control device 119 is an L communication circuit 122 or an R communication circuit 123
To control the amplifier 124 and the B channel 7-1 or B.
Channel 7-2 is connected. The volume 106
As described above, adjusts the volume output from the speaker 105.

The two B channels 7-1 and 7-
2 and the D channel 7-3 are actually digitally communicated by time division multiplexing, but here, for convenience, they are described as space division type. Therefore, in FIG. 8, two B channels 7-1 and 7-2 and a D channel 7-
The description of the circuit for time-division multiplexing 3 and the circuit for demultiplexing time-division multiplexing is omitted.

Next, the operation of the dealing board 1 will be described.

FIG. 9 is a diagram showing the concept of contents displayed on the display device 101 of the dealing board 1. In FIG. 9, a display screen 901 includes line display screens 902, K.
An EY display screen 903, an incoming call display screen 904, and a hold display screen 905 are mainly displayed. It should be noted that although it has another display screen, it is omitted here.

FIG. 10 is a view showing a state where the line display screen is displayed on the display device 101 of the dealing board 1. In FIG. 10, reference numeral 1001 is a line button which indicates the other party by calling or receiving by the dealing board 1. This is provided corresponding to the trunk 603 shown in FIG. Reference numeral 1002 indicates the name (index part) of the displayed screen, and in the display of "LINE1", the display screen is the line display screen 1
It means that it is the page.

Reference numeral 1005 is a page feed button for page feed. When the operator touches the page forward button 1005, the touch information receiver 128 shown in FIG.
Detects it and sends position information indicating the touched position to the control device 119. Then, the control device 11
9 recognizes that the page feed button 1005 has been touched, and writes the line display screen of the second page in the screen memory 130 via the plasma screen controller 129. The plasma screen controller 129 accordingly causes the display device 101 to display the line display screen of the second page. At this time, the index section 1002 displays “LINE
2 ”is displayed.

Reference numeral 1006 is a page return button for returning a page. When the operator touches the page return button 1006, the display device 101 displays the same control as when the page forward button 1005 is touched.
The line display screen on the previous page is displayed.

Reference numeral 1007 is a rearrangement button for rearranging the line buttons 1001. This sort button 10
No. 07 has no special meaning when the display screen is a line display screen, so the operation when the rearrangement button 1007 is touched will be described later.

Reference numerals 1008 to 1012 are screen selection buttons for selecting a screen that causes the display device 101 to display another display screen. The screen selection button 1008 is a screen selection button for selecting the first page of the incoming call display screen, and the screen selection button 1009 is a screen selection button for selecting the second page of the incoming call display screen.
Is a screen selection button for selecting the third page of the incoming call display screen. The screen selection button 1011 is a screen selection button for selecting the hold display screen, and the screen selection button 1012 is a screen selection button for selecting the KEY display screen.

The area indicated by reference numeral 1013 is an area for displaying the called line button when the line button of another page of the displayed page is called.

Reference numerals 1003 and 1004 are disconnection buttons. The disconnect button 1003 is the left handset 10
The disconnect button 1004 is a button for disconnecting a call being made by the user 2 and the disconnect button 1004 is a button for disconnecting a call being made by the right handset 103.

The line button 1001 is displayed so that the line state can be identified by the display pattern shown in FIG. In FIG. 15, (A) is
It shows the state when the line is empty. If the line is empty,
Buttons are displayed in a thin frame as indicated by reference numeral 1501.
(B) shows the state when the line is busy. When the line is busy, the buttons are displayed with a thick frame as shown by reference numeral 1502, and when the other line is busy, the line 1503 is displayed. As shown in, the button is shaded in the thin frame.

(C) shows the state when the line is receiving an incoming call, and in the case of an incoming call which can be directly accessed by the own station, as shown by reference numeral 1504, the button display by the thick frame and the button display by the thin frame are shown. And 120 are displayed alternately at a rate of 120 times per minute, and in the case of an incoming call that can be indirectly accessed by the own machine, as shown by reference numeral 1505, the display of buttons shaded in a thin frame and the thin frame The display of the button and the display of the button are alternately displayed (flashing) at a speed of 120 times per minute.

Further, (D) shows the state when the line is on hold, and when the line is on hold by itself, reference numeral 150.
As shown in FIG. 6, the button display with the thick frame and the button display with the thin frame are alternately displayed at a speed of 30 times per minute, and when the button is held by another unit, as shown by reference numeral 1507. The display of buttons shaded in the frame and the display of buttons in a thin frame are alternately displayed at a speed of 30 times per minute.

In this way, the state of the line can be identified immediately by looking at the line button 1001.

Returning to FIG. 10, when making a call, the operator identifies the line by displaying the line button, and touches the line button of the empty line (any of the line buttons 1001) to show in FIG. The touch information receiver 128 detects it and notifies the control device 119 of the touched position information. Then, control device 119 recognizes that the call is originated, and performs the process of connecting the call to the other party displayed at the touched position. In this processing, a call origination message including selection information indicating a connection destination, call connection information indicating a call origination, and information (left / right) of a handset to be connected is transmitted via the buffer 125 and the transmission circuit 127 to the D message. The channel 7-3 notifies the switching device. The handset selection is automatically performed according to a predetermined priority order.

On the other hand, the switching apparatus sends a response message to the dealing board 1 through the D channel 7-3 if the call is processed by the call origination message and the call can be connected. Then, the control device 119 of the dealing board 1 receives the response message via the receiving circuit 126 and the buffer 125. Then, a call circuit (L call circuit 12 corresponding to the handset to be connected)
2. Any one of the R call circuit 123) is connected to connect the call, and the ringer driver 131 is controlled to ring the ringer. At the same time, image information is written in the screen memory 130 via the plasma screen controller 129, and the touched line button is displayed as a call in progress as shown in FIG.

When disconnecting the call, the operator must disconnect the disconnect button (disconnect button 1003, 1004) corresponding to the handset.
Any one of). Then, the control device 119
Sends a disconnection message to the switch to disconnect the call. Further, when the disconnection completion message is received from the exchange, the control device 119 controls the communication circuit (either 122 or 123) and the display device 101 to make the line in communication empty.

Next, when the operator touches the screen selection button 1012 on the line display screen shown in FIG. 10, the KEY display screen shown in FIG. 11 is displayed on the display device 101.

In FIG. 11, reference numeral 1101 is a dial button, and reference numeral 1101 is the left handset 10.
2 are various function buttons, and reference numeral 1103 is various function buttons for the right handset 103.

The dial button 1101 is for inputting a selection number (telephone number) for selecting a destination, that is, has the same function as a dial button of a normal telephone.

The various function buttons 1102 for the left handset 102 indicate the contents of the other party's call from the speaker 10 while the call is being made or interrupted by the left handset 102.
Speaker monitor button 1102-1 to output to 5
And a hands-free button 11 for setting a hands-free call in which a call is made using the microphone 104 and the speaker 105.
02-2, a confidential talk button 1102-3 for prohibiting interruption from other units during a call, and a trunk 6 of the switching device during a call.
Hooking button 1102-4 for sending a hooking signal from 03, transfer button 1102-5 for transferring a call in progress to another machine, and hold button 1 for holding a call in progress
102-6 and a disconnect button 110 for disconnecting a call in progress
2-7 and are included. The area 1102-8 is an area for displaying the telephone number of the other party who is talking.

On the other hand, the various function buttons 1103 for the right handset 103 also include the same function buttons as the function buttons for the left handset 102, but since they perform the same function, the description thereof will be omitted.

Further, the microphone 104 is displayed on the KEY display screen.
While monitoring between the dealing boards with the speaker 105 and the speaker 105, the intercom button 1104 for switching to a handset call, the speed dial button 1105 for speed dialing, and the other party who was talking last , Recall button 1106 for making a call again and screen selection button 11 for displaying the last page of the line display screen
07 and screen selection button 11 for displaying the menu screen
08 and screen selection button 11 for displaying the incoming call display screen
09 and screen selection button 11 for displaying the hold display screen
10 and are included.

When the operator touches the button as described above while these buttons are displayed, the control device 119 requests that the function displayed at the touched position be activated. Recognize and perform each processing.

For example, if the hold button 1102-6 is touched during a call with the left handset 102, the call is put on hold.

When the dial button 1101 is operated, an outgoing message including the dialed number and the type of handset is sent to the exchange to connect the call to the selected handset and dial the number dialed in the display area 1102-8. Is displayed.

Further, a hands-free button 1102-2
When is touched, the control device 119 shown in FIG. 8 controls the L communication circuit 122 to set the B channel 7-1 to the amplifier 1.
24 is logically connected to enable a call to a desired connection destination by the microphone 104 and the speaker 105, and smooth a hands-free call.

The detailed operation of the other function buttons will be omitted.

In FIG. 11, a screen selection button 1109 is displayed.
When is touched, the incoming call display screen shown in FIG. 12 is displayed on the display device 101. In FIG. 12, the line button 12
In 01, the line which is receiving the call is displayed. At this time, "I / C1" meaning that it is the first page of the incoming call display screen is displayed in the area of the reference numeral 1202.

When responding to an incoming line, touch on the name of the desired line. As a result, the handset is selected according to the predetermined priority for selecting the handset (either the left handset 102 or the right handset 103), and the incoming call is connected to the selected handset. The disconnection is performed by touching the disconnection button (1003 or 1004) corresponding to the handset. When the incoming call is disconnected in this way, the control device 119 shown in FIG.
The processing of deleting the display of the name of the disconnected line from 01 is performed.

In the rearrange button 1007, when the line display is erased from the line button 1201 and the line button is in a missing state, the display of incoming lines is rearranged sequentially from the upper left side, and the missing line is displayed. It is for eliminating the state of.

When the hold button 1102-6 or 1103-6 shown in FIG. 11 is touched during a call,
While the call in progress is put on hold, when the screen selection button 1110 shown in FIG. 11 is touched, the hold display screen shown in FIG. 13 is displayed on the display device 101. FIG.
In, the line button 1301 displays an on-hold line. At this time, in the area indicated by reference numeral 1302, “HOLD”, which means that the screen is a hold display screen, is displayed.

When responding to the line on hold, touch on the name of the desired line. As a result, the handset is selected according to the predetermined priority order for selecting the handset (either the left handset 102 or the right handset 103), and the call on hold is connected to the selected handset. Thus, upon answering the held call, the controller 119, shown in FIG.
The process of deleting the display of the name of the line that responded from 1 is performed. The sort button 1007 has the same function as the incoming call display screen shown in FIG.

When making a response to an incoming call or a response to a call on hold, the control device 119 shown in FIG.
26 and the receiving circuit 127 send and receive a call control message to and from the switching device via the D channel 7-3, and in cooperation with the switching device, control corresponding to these responses is performed.

FIG. 14 is a menu display screen displayed when the screen selection button 1108 for selecting the menu screen shown in FIG. 11 is touched. On the menu display screen, a screen selection button 1401 for selecting the line display screen to be displayed on the display device 101, a screen selection button 1402 for selecting the last page of the line display screen, and the first page of the line display screen are selected. A screen selection button 1403 is displayed. At this time, screen selection buttons 1401, 1402, or 1403 corresponding to the desired line display screen
When is touched, the selected line display screen is displayed on the display device 101. Thereby, the operator can instantly display the desired line display screen.

The operation of the dealing board of the present invention has been described above. For example, the function of the volume 106 can be easily realized by using the display device 101, and a simpler and smaller dealing board is provided. It becomes possible to do.

The display device 1 of the configuration shown in FIG.
01, left handset 102, right handset 103,
If the circuits other than the microphone 104, the speaker 105, and the ringer 132 are housed in a case different from the dealing board, and the different case and the dealing board are connected by a connector and a cable, the dealing board is further miniaturized. You can also

On the other hand, during operation of the dealing board, in order to bring the microphone 104 close to the operator's mouth,
The direction of may change. At this time, even if the user unconsciously or consciously tries to touch the attachment portion of the microphone 104, the connection portion between the microphone 104 and the microphone connector 104-1 is covered with the microphone cover 111, and the structure is such that the hand cannot be touched. Therefore, it is possible to prevent the electrical connection failure from occurring without loosening the connection portion.

As described in detail above, according to the present invention, since the microphone connector for connecting the microphone is housed inside the surface of the dealing board, the microphone mounting portion is not loosened during the operation of the dealing board. As a result, no electrical connection failure occurs between the microphone and the microphone connector, so that the reliability of the dealing board can be further improved. Further, since the microphone connector does not project on the surface of the dealing board, it is possible to provide a dealing board having a good design appearance.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a state where a dealing board of the present invention is installed on a desk.

FIG. 2 is an external view of a dealing board of the present invention.

FIG. 3 is an exploded perspective view of the dealing board of the present invention.

FIG. 4 is a perspective view for explaining a microphone mounting structure of the dealing board of the present invention.

FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view illustrating a microphone mounting structure of the dealing board of the present invention.

FIG. 6 is an external perspective view of the dealing board of the present invention seen from the bottom surface.

FIG. 7 is a diagram showing a system configuration of a dealing telephone system.

FIG. 8 is a block diagram showing a hardware configuration of a dealing board of the present invention.

FIG. 9 is a diagram showing a concept of a screen displayed on the display device of the dealing board of the present invention.

FIG. 10 is a diagram showing a line display screen displayed on the display device of the dealing board of the present invention.

FIG. 11 is a view showing a KEY display screen displayed on the display device of the dealing board of the present invention.

FIG. 12 is a diagram showing an incoming call display screen displayed on the display device of the dealing board of the present invention.

FIG. 13 is a diagram showing a hold display screen displayed on the display device of the dealing board of the present invention.

FIG. 14 is a view showing a menu display screen displayed on the display device of the dealing board of the present invention.

FIG. 15 is a diagram illustrating a display example of line buttons displayed on the dealing board display device of the present invention and a state of a line corresponding to the display example.

FIG. 16 is a view showing a state where a conventional dealing board is installed on a desk.

FIG. 17 is an external view of a conventional dealing board.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 dealing board 2 disc 101 display device 102 left handset 103 right handset 104 microphone 104-1 microphone connector 105 speaker 106 volume 107 panel 108 decorative frame 109 electronic circuit board 110 base 111 microphone cover.

Claims (2)

[Claims] 1. A dealing board comprising a display for displaying economic information for conducting financial transactions, a telephone function for communicating using a telephone line, a microphone and a speaker for transmitting and receiving voice, and the like. Attaching the microphone to the dealing board The dealing board is characterized in that the microphone connector is stored inside the surface of the dealing board so that the microphone mounting part does not protrude to the surface of the dealing board. 2. A sliding board in which an opening is provided in a part of a panel of a dealing board, a micro connector is provided below the opening, and the opening is provided with a notch at a portion which interferes with a microphone. The dealing board according to claim 1, which is covered with a transparent microphone cover.