Tokyo Shibaura Denki Kabushiki Kaisha

Clarion Co

Takeshi Kunii

Yasuji Sato

Yasunobu Nakayama

Hiroyasu Matsui

Susumu Chonan

The antenna unit including a first antenna portion including a first element, a first board for mounting the first element, and a feeding conductor for electrically connecting the first element and the first board and capable of receiving a radio wave in a first frequency band, and a second antenna portion including a second element shorter than the first element, and a second board for mounting the second element and capable of receiving a radio wave of a second frequency band higher than the first frequency band, in which a length of a transmitting path of the feeding conductor and a length of the second element are formed to configure lengths different from each other.

Antenna unit

A telephone apparatus which can input character/symbol data. The apparatus has a keyboard including a plurality of numeral keys each assigned to characters/symbols, a mode change key for switching numerical mode to character/symbol mode, or vice versa and a special key for executing a predetermined sequence. After the apparatus has been set to the character/symbol mode, the numeral keys assigned for the characters/symbols and the special key are operated in the predetermined sequence, thereby inputting character/symbol data. The data are applied to a electronic calculator CPU, are outputted in the form of character/symbol pattern signals from a character generator, and are displayed by a display section in the predetermined sequence.

Telephone apparatus capable of inputting character data

The display device for a telephone set is designed to be capable of storing in advance the telephone number, person's name, company name, etc. of any desired (one or more) party (subscriber) through the numeric data input means and character data input means which typically use the dial keys of the telephone set, and proper software keys, recognizing the special dial operation made by the user via the specific software keys for telephoning, checking the memory whether the data corresponding to the dialed number is stored, reading the data from the memory if stored, and displaying in the display unit preferably giving the priority to the character data showing the name, company name, etc.

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Tokyo, Japan

Takeshi Kunii