IP Library Patent Application 11091703
Patent Application
App. No. 11/091,703

Cellular phone which selectively connected with one of mobile telephone systems, its control method, and its program

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App. No.
11/091,703
Abstract

The present invention provides a cellular phone which prevents the problem of entering a state where it cannot respond to arrival of a call from the presently-used system while trying to connect with a system which is higher priority than the presently-used system. The system information table stores a list of systems connected along with their priorities, and the presently-used system register saves the information of the presently-used system which is connected to at the end. The scan control section indicates capturing a higher priority system to the system capture control section using scan pointer register as a working memory in between times where the cellular phone stands by with the presently-used system. During the process, an interruption standby control section controls the cellular phone to be a state of standby connecting with the presently-used system again in every sequential failure of capturing the predetermined number of higher priority system.

Claims (25)

1 . A cellular phone which stands by with a presently-used system after selecting one from at least two mobile telephone systems, the cellular phone comprising:

a system information storage medium to store each priority level of the mobile telephone systems,

a scanning means for trying to capture a higher priority mobile telephone system than the presently-used system after interrupting the standby of the presently-used system, and

an interruption standby means for reactivating the standby of the presently-used system after interrupting the trial of the capture of a higher priority mobile telephone system if the capture of a higher priority mobile telephone system is tried repeatedly until a predetermined condition becomes satisfied.

2 . The cellular phone according to claim 1 , wherein the interruption standby means reactivates the standby of the presently-used system after interrupting the trial of the capture of a higher priority mobile telephone system if the capture of a higher priority mobile telephone system is tried repeatedly until the capture of a higher priority mobile telephone system fails continuously within predetermined counts or a predetermined period of time.

3 . The cellular phone according to claim 1 , wherein the interruption standby means reactivates the trial of the capture a higher priority mobile telephone system if there is no call from the presently-used system for a predetermined period of time.

4 . The cellular phone according to claim 1 , wherein the scanning means tries to capture a lower priority mobile telephone system than the presently-used system if the standby of the presently-used system fails after the capture of a higher priority system fails.

5 . A control method of a cellular phone which stands by with a presently-used system as selecting one from mobile telephone systems, wherein the cellular phone stores the priority level of each of the mobile telephone systems, the control method comprising:

a scanning step for trying to capture a higher priority mobile telephone system than the presently-used system after interrupting the standby of the presently-used system, and

an interruption standby step for reactivating the standby of the presently-used system after interrupting the trial of the capture of a higher priority mobile telephone system if the capture of a higher priority mobile telephone system is tried repeatedly until a predetermined condition becomes satisfied.

6 . The control method according to claim 5 , wherein the interruption standby step reactivates the standby of the presently-used system after interrupting the trial of the capture of a higher priority mobile telephone system if the capture of a higher priority mobile telephone system is tried repeatedly until the capture of a higher priority mobile telephone system fails continuously within predetermined counts or a predetermined period of time.

7 . The control method according to claim 5 , wherein the interruption standby step reactivates the trial to capture a higher priority mobile telephone system if there is no call from the presently-used system for a predetermined period of time.

8 . The control method according to claim 5 , wherein the scanning step also tries to capture a lower priority mobile telephone system than the presently-used system if the standby of the presently-used system fails after the capture of the higher priority system fails.

9 . A computer executable program to control a cellular phone which stands by with a presently-used system after selecting one from at least two mobile telephone systems, wherein

the cellular phone stores the priority level of each of the mobile telephone systems, and

the program makes the mobile phone execute the steps according to claim 5 .

10 . A computer executable program to control a cellular phone which stands by with a presently-used system after selecting one from at least two mobile telephone systems, wherein

the cellular phone stores the priority level of each of the mobile telephone systems, and

the program makes the mobile phone execute the steps according to claim 6 .

11 . A computer executable program to control a cellular phone which stands by with a presently-used system after selecting one from at least two mobile telephone systems, wherein

the cellular phone stores the priority level of each of the mobile telephone systems, and

the program makes the mobile phone execute the steps according to claim 7 .

12 . A computer executable program to control a cellular phone which stands by with a presently-used system after selecting one from at least two mobile telephone systems, wherein

the cellular phone stores the priority level of each of the mobile telephone systems, and

the program makes the mobile phone execute the steps according to claim 8.

Assignments (2)
ADDENDUM TO ASSET PURCHASE AGREEMENT Recorded Mar 24, 2009
From: SANYO ELECTRIC CO., LTD.
To: KYOCERA CORPORATION
Reel/Frame 022452/0793 →
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Aug 16, 2005
From: HAYASHI, KAZUSHIGE
To: SANYO ELECTRIC CO., LTD.
Reel/Frame 016893/0503 →