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    PURPOSE: A universal telephone-type keyboard capable of the efficient utility of initial consonants and a method for embodying Hangul characters using the same are provided to efficiently and perfectly input the Hangul characters and various symbols by only 12 buttons with a telephone type. CONSTITUTION: 10 consonants are successively allocated on 10 numerical buttons(0-9) in the consonant arrangement sequence of Hangul orthography. Residual 4 consonants are doubly allocated on the 4 numerical buttons(1-4). 6 single vowels are allocated on the 6 numerical buttons(0,5-9) on which consonants are not doubly allocated, by one to one, and are allocated after the consonants allocated on the 6 numerical buttons(0,5-9). 4 double vowels are allocated on the 4 numerical buttons(1-4) on which vowels are not allocated, by one to one.
    公开号:KR20030071131A
    申请号:KR1020020010680
    申请日:2002-02-27
    公开日:2003-09-03
    发明作者:고갑천；박노식；류영숙
    申请人:고갑천；
    IPC主号:
    专利说明:

    Telephony type pads possible effective using of first consonant character and method of making the Hangeul character with the same}
    [10] The present invention provides a consonant of a keyboard button to enable the use of the initial consonant when operating the functions of various devices such as a telephone, a fax machine, a copy machine, a remote controller, a microwave oven, a washing machine, and to efficiently input text when necessary. The present invention relates to a general phone type keyboard using an initial consonant and to a method of implementing Hangul characters using the same.
    [11] Generally, telephone type keyboards have 1, 2. It consists of 10 number buttons that can input 9 and 0 numbers, * buttons and # buttons used for inputting special functions, and buttons for operating various additional functions. Recently, voice transmission from various communication terminals including telephones In addition, in order to be able to transmit a text message, the alphabet or Hangul alphabet together with the existing buttons to input English and Hangul writing.
    [12] As such, it is possible to input a text message, and the use of Hangul initial consonants in each direction has gained a lot of responses from all over the convenience that will be obtained. Since the inventor of the present invention filed the Korean consonant notation keyboard of the phone with Utility Model Registration Application No. 20-1987-0018455, this solution has been designated as a national standard by the inventors' recommendations, and maxon Electronics Co., Ltd. and Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. has produced and sold phones that use them. In addition, the Korean Telecommunication Standardization Association (TTA) has been working on the standardization of Hangul consonants. During the standardization process, the need for text input through telephone keyboards has emerged. It became. In the character input keyboard, the condition that enables the use of initial consonants is an important condition for the national standardization of telephones.
    [13] In other words, if Hangul choson consonants are fully utilized, most telephone numbers in our country can be represented by trade names, institutional names, and meaningful texts, and all phone numbers in common use can be changed into texts. I can hang it. In addition, the function of the appliance can be used to operate the function by using the first sound of each letter of the function name, or it is possible to use text instead of numbers that are difficult to memorize with a password. In other words, when you press the button after seeing the initial consonants of each syllable in the text, the corresponding number is entered. At present, this principle is gradually being put to practical use thanks to the inventor's 15 years of efforts, karaoke equipment, consonant notation phone, the method of implementing letters by entering Korean first sound letters, consonant notation door lock, home automation, etc. Practicalization is coming to reality. Most of the current researches on the method of inputting the letters of Korean phone use the Korean consonant consonant, while fully recognizing the ramifications mentioned above, but the efficient consonant arrangement for the use of the consonant consonants has been difficult to arrange effectively because of the priority of the character input function.
    [14] Using the consonant method in various devices, including various home appliances, can operate the device very effectively. However, in some cases, even if the consonants are paired to the buttons with numbers to make use of the consonants, the function may be sufficient, but there are cases where character input is required. In this case, it is necessary to arrange the vowels for character input together with the consonant arrangement. The vowels are arranged in 10 basic Korean vowels, so they can be placed efficiently and easily, and the keyboard should not be too crowded.
    [15] And the keyboard layout for the effective use of the consonants is required. In order for the arrangement of consonant notation numbers to be used for consonant consonants to be effective, first, at least one 14 consonants should be arranged in 10 buttons from 1 to 0, and no missing consonants should be provided. If there is a button with no consonant in one place, or if any of the 14 consonants are missing, the consonant is not available. Second, a keyboard having a uniform frequency of use of consonants arranged on ten buttons is required. If there is a button with a low frequency of using the initial consonant of the starting word, the number of the phone number of the corresponding number is reduced and it is very difficult to create the memorizing text. That is, b, ㄹ, ㅋ, ㅌ, ッ is hardly used as the initial consonant of the beginning of the word, so it is difficult if these consonants are placed alone on the button. Third, the array should be easy to figure out and easy to remember. To do this, the array rules must be small and regular. In the early stages of implementation, consonants may not have been written for quite some time, and you will need to remember the keyboard for this. In addition, even when it is difficult to write consonants, such as in the case of number memorization, you need a keyboard that can be memorized easily. Currently, most keyboard layouts are complicated and difficult to learn because many letters are irregularly arranged. Fourth, the consonant array order according to Hangul spelling should be followed as much as possible. Since all notation of Hangul depends on the spelling order of Hangul, it is also good to follow the order and it can be confusing if the order is scattered. And it should be easy to see and hit. It may be desirable to see that there are few letter arrangement rules and consonants are arranged in order.
    [16] Currently, there are dozens of text input methods using a phone-type keyboard, some examples of which are shown in FIG. 1, most of which are currently effective for text input but have 12 (including two function buttons). Due to the difficulty of realizing character input by buttons, most of the proposals until now cannot use the consonant consonants, and some of them have been considered practical but cannot be used. Each character input method has various problems in the input process.
    [17] The present invention has been invented in view of the above-described circumstances, and through telephone-type keyboards, while ideally realizing the use of initial consonants in various devices including telephones (locks, speed dials, fax machines, photocopiers, karaoke devices, etc.) and various fields. An object of the present invention is to provide a general-purpose phone type keyboard using a consonant and a vowel formed with consonants and vowels so that Korean characters can be effectively input, and a method of implementing Korean characters using the same.
    [1] 1 is various embodiments of a conventional telephone type keyboard;
    [2] Figure 2a is a first embodiment of the telephone-type keyboard according to the present invention,
    [3] Figure 2b is a second embodiment of the telephone-type keyboard according to the present invention,
    [4] 3 is a code table of a first letter and a function assignment (hereinafter, referred to as 'AA type') for inputting Korean characters of a keyboard according to a first embodiment of the present invention;
    [5] 4 is a code table of a second letter and function assignment (hereinafter, referred to as "AB type") for inputting Korean characters of a keyboard according to a first embodiment of the present invention;
    [6] 5 is a letter table (hereinafter referred to as 'BB type') code table for the Hangul input of the keyboard of the second embodiment of the present invention;
    [7] 6 to 7 is a flow chart of the type AA and letter input of the present invention,
    [8] 8 to 12 is a flow chart of letters and sentences input using the second embodiment of the present invention,
    [9] 13A and 13B are flowcharts illustrating a Hangul implementation method by registering a sentence by reading an initial consonant and reading a registered sentence.
    [18] The first embodiment of the keyboard according to the present invention (hereinafter referred to as "A-type keyboard") for realizing the above object is 1, 2... After placing 10 consonants one by one in the consonant arrangement order of the Hangul spelling method on the 9 and 0 buttons, the remaining consonants ㅋ, ㅍ, ㅌ, ㅎ are placed repeatedly from the 1 button to the 4 button, and the consonants are not duplicated. 5... The buttons up to 0 contain 6 consonants (ㅁ, ㅂ, ㅅ, ㅇ, 한글, ㅓ, 6: ㅓ, 7: ,, 8: TT, 9: ㅡ, 0: ㅣ) It is characterized by consisting of arranged after the consonant pairs.
    [19] Further, the second embodiment of the keyboard according to the present invention (hereinafter referred to as "B-type keyboard") is a telephone-type numeric button 1, 2. After placing 10 consonants one by one in the consonant arrangement order of the Hangul spelling method on the 9 and 0 buttons, the remaining consonants ㅋ, ㅍ, ㅌ, ㅎ are placed repeatedly from buttons 1 to 4, and the consonants are not duplicated. 5... The buttons up to 0 contain 6 consonants (ㅁ, ㅂ, ㅅ, ㅇ, 한글, ㅓ, 6: ㅓ, 7: ,, 8: TT, 9: ㅡ, 0: ㅣ) In the keyboard arranged in consonant with the consonants, the double vowels (ㅑ, ㅕ, ㅛ, ㅠ) are sequentially divided and arranged on the 1 to 4 buttons arranged only two consonants.
    [20] Hereinafter, the configuration and operation of the preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.
    [21] Fig. 2A shows the first embodiment of the telephone-type keyboard according to the present invention, that is, the structural example of the A-type keyboard.
    [22] The keyboard according to the present invention is an arrangement of letters to effectively utilize initial consonants and character input. The A-type keyboard 10 is a telephone-type numeric button 1, 2,... 9 consonants (14) and 6 short vowels (ㅏ ～ ㅣ) are written together. The consonant arrangement order is to place 10 consonants one by one in the order of consonants in the Hangul spelling order with 10 buttons (1, 2,… 9, 0), and then the remaining consonants ㅋ,, ㅌ ㅎ from 1 to 4 times. It's a duplicate of the button. The b button (button 2) and the d button (button 4) are affected by the two-law rule, ㅋ, ッ, and ㅌ because of the nature of our language. Therefore, in consideration of the frequency of use, ㅋ is placed on the button a, b is placed on the button b, and the button is placed on the button c to compensate and the lowest frequency is placed on the button b to complement each other. It would be.
    [23] And consonants are not overlapped 5... Buttons 9 and 0 have 6 consonants (ㅁ, ㅂ, ㅅ) in the order of Hangul spelling scheme (5: ㅏ, 6: ㅓ, 7: ㅗ, 8: TT, 9: ㅡ, 0: ㅣ). , ㅇ, ㅋ,), and arranged after the consonants. This order is according to the Hangul spelling order of the vowels, and the double vowels are not written on the keyboard.
    [24] Fig. 2B shows a second embodiment of the telephone type keyboard according to the present invention, that is, a configuration example of the B type keyboard.
    [25] As shown, the B-type keyboard 20 has consonants and short vowels (ㅏ, ㅓ, ㅗ, ㅗ, ㅡ, ㅣ) arrangement is the same as the A-type keyboard (10) but the double vowels (ㅑ, ㅕ, ㅛ, ㅠ) There is a difference in that the consonants are arranged in order by dividing them into two buttons (buttons 1 to 4).
    [26] Next, a method of implementing Korean characters using the A-type keyboard 10 and the B-type keyboard 12 according to the present invention will be described.
    [27] In the present invention, there are three embodiments of a method of inputting characters, comprising two input methods by the A-type keyboard 10 and one input method by the B-type keyboard 20, which will be described below. For convenience, the first input method using an A-type keyboard 10 is called an AA-type character input method, and the second input method using another A-type keyboard 10 is an AB-type character input method. The input method by the B-type keyboard 20 will be described with a BB type character input method. Here, the AB type character input method is substantially a mixed type of AA type character input method and BB type character input method.
    [28] First, an AA type input method using the A type keyboard 10 will be described.
    [29] 3 is a code table showing the allocation of the letter and function to each button (1, 2… 9, 0 buttons and *, # buttons) for the AA type character input method, and the assignment number is indicated on the A type keyboard 10. FIG. It indicates number buttons and special function buttons, and it indicates that the corresponding letter displayed at the bottom is inputted by pressing specific number or pressing specific number button once or twice of *, #. The display of the special function button once or twice before the number indicates the condition of pressing the corresponding special function button once or twice. The same applies to the AB type character input method and the BB type character input method. In addition, it is apparent to those skilled in the art that the functions of the special function buttons of *, # described in the present invention can implement the object to be achieved in the present invention even by simply changing mutual roles.
    [30] That is, referring to the code table shown in FIG. 3 with reference to the A-type keyboard 10 shown in FIG. 2A, when inputting a phoneme of the front letter among the two letters shown on a button in the Korean input mode, the user presses and then presses (31) Press the * button to enter the phoneme (located) (32) (e.g. press 1 button a, * button and 1 button ㅋ;, press 5 button ㅁ, press * button and 5 button ㅏ). Are determined to be entered respectively).
    [31] In other words, when entering a Hangul sentence, the phoneme is unconditionally preceded by the front phoneme and the letter located behind it by pressing the * + button. The flow chart for this process is as shown in FIGS. 6 and 7.
    [32] In addition, the double consonants (old sound: ㄲ, ㄸ, ㅃ, ㅆ, ㅉ) not indicated on the button are not displayed on the A-type keyboard 10, but as shown in the code table of FIG. After continuous input, it can be realized by pressing the terminal sound corresponding to the double consonant (33) (e.g. * + * + ㄲ → *; If you want to enter a double vowel (ㅑ, ㅕ, ㅛ, ㅠ) that is not displayed on the telephone buttons, before pressing the buttons marked with the short vowels (5: ㅓ, 6: ㅓ, 7: ㅗ, 8: TT) Enter the button once and press the corresponding short vowel button (34) (eg # + ㅏ → ㅑ). In addition, although not separately indicated in the code table of FIG. 3, the vowel vowels (ㅖ, ㅐ, ㅐ, ㅒ, ㅝ, ㅞ, 설정) are set so as to continuously press and input the short vowels constituting the vowels.
    [33] Next, an AB-type character input method which is another input embodiment using the A-type keyboard 10 will be described.
    [34] AB type character input method is different from the input method of the buttons 1 to 4 arranged only two consonants of the type A keyboard 10 and the input methods of buttons 5 to 0 arranged together with consonants and vowels. That is, in the 1 to 4 buttons, the consonant located in front of the button is inputted as in the case of the AA type input method. + 1 → ㅋ). In other words, when inputting from the 1 to 4 buttons, the front consonant is input by pressing the consonant unconditionally and the consonant located after the * button is pressed first.
    [35] However, when inputting from buttons 5 to 0, each of which consonants (hereinafter referred to as "C") and vowels (hereinafter referred to as "V") are paired (BB by the type B keyboard 20 described later) Same as type input method) The order of input alphabet is basically defined as consonant (hereinafter referred to as "C") next vowel (hereinafter referred to as "V"), followed by vowel. That is, when inputting, the default mode is set to CV type repeat (CVCVCV ...). The first input or the next input is changed to the consonant mode, then the vowel mode, and the vowel mode after the continuous consonant. After the vowel, it automatically switches to consonant mode (C → V → C → V). However, as shown in Table 1, the Korean letters form consonants or vowels in many forms, such as CV, CVV, CVVV, CVC, CVVC, CVVVC, and so on.
    [36]
    [37] Therefore, in the case of continuous input of consonants, it is necessary to convert the basic mode (CVCV ..) with the consonants after the consonants so that the consonants follow the consonants. At this time, the * button is set as the mode conversion signal. Likewise, the * button is set to continue vowel mode when creating double vowels (ㅔ, ㅖ, ㅘ, ㅝ ...). In other words, when changing the default mode (CVCV ..) and inputting, it is set to continue the previous mode by pressing the * button. In other words, if you input CCC type (contiguous consonants), the first consonant (C) and the next vowel (V) are displayed in the basic mode. have. Likewise, when inputting VVV type (collection continuous), V is set to C followed by V in basic mode, but in order to continue to enter V mode at this time, it is set to add V after pressing * button. In this case, the added consonants are combined with the previous consonants to form a double consonant, and the added vowels are combined with the preceding vowels to form a double vowel.
    [38] In summary, the first letter of button 1 ~ 4 is the same as the previous letter, the * button + the corresponding button is used for the second letter, and the consonants and vowels are alternated as in C + V + C + V on buttons 5 ~ 0. When typing, press the * button in front of the second C to enter consonants like C + C + C, and press the * button in front of the second V to enter vowels like V + V + V. Just enter the vowel.
    [39] Table 2 shows examples of input by letter.
    [40]
    [41] When inputting phonemes marked on buttons 1 to 4 when inputting Korean, the phoneme according to the AA type input method is inputted, and when the phonemes marked on buttons 5 to 0 are inputted, Korean characters are implemented according to the BB type input method to be described later. In addition, if you input phonemes marked on buttons 5 to 0, enter the default input mode type (CVCV ...) without using the * button, and if the consonant or vowel is repeated, press the * button. Press first and then enter by pressing the corresponding button (see code table in FIG. 4). On the other hand, the flow chart for execution in the case of repeated input of consonants or vowels in the AB type input method follows the BB type input method of FIGS. 8 to 12. In addition, the input method (43) of the double consonants (된, ㄸ, ㅃ, ㅆ, ㅉ) and the input method (44) of the double vowel (ㅑ, ㅕ, ㅛ, ㅠ) are the same as the AA type, and the double vowel is the vowel in front. Simply enter the short vowel in continuous mode. According to the AB input method as described above, the case of inputting the text 'Go-kak-tan' and '100 website' is as follows.
    [42] o Gobottan: ## 4 (Hangul; Mode), 17 (High), ** 151 (Mok), * 35 * 08 (Tang)
    [43] o 100 Websites: ## 7 (in numbers; set mode), 100 ## 4 (in English; set mode),
    [44] 88 * 6 * 06 (web) * 75 (80) 80 * 39 (t)
    [45] Next, the BB character input method using the B type keyboard 20 shown in FIG. 2B will be described in detail based on the code table shown in FIG. 5.
    [46] Fig. 5 is a code table showing the allocation of a letter and a function to each button (1, 2… 9, 0 buttons and *, # buttons) for the BB type character input method.
    [47] The BB type character input method using the B type keyboard 20 is the same as the input method of 5 to 0 buttons, which are buttons marked with the letter in the AB type character input method using the A type keyboard 10 described above. In other words, the basic input mode is a repetition form of CV that allows consonants to be input after consonants and vowels after vowels. It is set so as to input consonants or vowels consecutively without following the mode (51, 52). The Hangul implementation order according to the button input is shown in FIGS. 8 to 12. In the B-type keyboard 20, consonants and vowels are assigned to all the buttons except the function buttons (*, #), as the double vowels (ㅑ, ㅕ, ㅛ, ㅠ) are assigned to the first to fourth buttons. Also, the remaining consonants ㅋ, ,, ㅌ, ㅎ are 1…. Duplicated to button 4, each # button is pressed once and then the corresponding button is pressed to enter 54.
    [48] In addition, the double consonants (소리, ㄸ, ㅃ, ㅆ, ㅉ) correspond to the corresponding double consonants after the * button is input twice in the same way as the AA input method and AB type input method using the A-type keyboard 10 described above. The terminal sound can be realized by pressing 53.
    [49] The following describes how to effectively enter symbols and functions by combining initial consonants and special function keys.
    [50] In the present invention, the combination of the # button and the number buttons (1… 9, 0 buttons) is set to utilize a variety of symbol input and function keys, in order to easily know the function made by the button combination, the first letter of the # button and the function name It is set to input the button corresponding to the initial consonant of. An example is shown in Table 3, and these function keys are the same in all three input methods AA, AB, and BB (34, 35 in FIG. 3, 44, 45 in FIG. 4, 54 in FIG. 55).
    [51]
    [52] For example, in case of English input, the # button is pressed twice, and the initial syllable of "English" is input by entering "ㅇ" which is the first syllable of "English". That is, pressing in the order of '#, #, ㅇ' is set to the English input mode in which the buttons of the keyboard 10 and 20 can be used for English input in the AA, AB, and BB input methods. To switch from English input mode to numeric input mode, press the # button twice and then enter “ㅅ” for the initial syllable at the first syllable of “number” to switch to numeric input mode. If you press twice and then enter "ㅎ" which represents the consonant in the first syllable of "Hangul", you can switch to Hangul input mode. In the same way as above, the end is set in order of #, #, ㅈ, the symbol table in order of #, #, a, and the selection in the table is # # T. The space is set by pressing the 0 button after the # button. Spaces are to be made wherever possible. In addition, to erase the incorrectly input characters (backspace key) by pressing the # button and the 버튼 button on the keyboard 10 or 20, one phoneme is deleted, one letter from the completed character.
    [53] In addition, in type AA and type AB, parentheses '(' and ')' are # + a, exclamation point (!) And question mark ( ) # + B, dot (.) And breath (,) # + In the BB input method, the parentheses '(' and ')' are # + 8, the exclamation point (!) And the question mark ( ) Are # + 5, the dot (.) And the breath (,) are # + 6. As it is set to input, the combination is repeated one time, the previous one, the second one is set to come out. These functions are set to be used in both English mode, numeric mode and Korean mode. In addition, to move the prompt to the right in all AA, AB, and BB input methods, after pressing the * button, move to the right every time the # button is pressed, and after pressing the # button, press the * button to the left. It is set to move.
    [54] On the other hand, in the present invention, since the * button is used as a mode conversion key (similar to the shift key of a computer), it is important and most used for character input. However, since the * button is located at the bottom left, it is inconvenient when you try to enter the mode switch key quickly with your left thumb or right thumb while pressing the letter on the left with your left thumb. Therefore, to make it easy to operate the * button (mode switch button) with the thumb of both hands, move the * button to the position of the 0 button (the center of the underline) and move the 0 button to the position of the * button to change the position. You can easily press the * button (change mode button) with the thumb of both hands. In this case, the user can input via the button on the right side of the finger of the right hand while pressing the mode switch key with the left hand. On the contrary, the left button of the keyboard can be improved by pressing the left button of the keyboard with the left thumb while pressing the mode switch key with the thumb of the right hand.
    [55] The following describes how to register a sentence by using an initial consonant and load a registered sentence for a frequently used sentence.
    [56] In the present invention, the text or sentences frequently used in the text input process in order to make the text input faster and easier to register, and if necessary, only the first sound letter of each letter can be recalled to easily input the corresponding text or sentences. It is supposed to be. To register a sentence, enter the sentence you want to register, press the # button twice, and enter "ㅁ" which represents the initial consonant in the first syllable of "Sentence" (## + ㅁ) to register. Then, for example, if you want to use a registered sentence such as "hello", enter the entire consonant of the sentence (ㅇ ㄴㅎ ㅅㄴㄱ) or enter the first two sentences or more from the sentence (ㅇㄴ, ㅇ ㄴㅎ, ㅇㄴ ㅎㅅ). The text automatically comes up and the prompt is located immediately after this sentence, allowing you to continue typing the next sentence from here. This way, you can quickly type a sentence with all or part of a consonant without having to type all the letters.
    [57] As described above, the character input method according to the present invention is capable of effectively inputting characters while making use of consonants in each field, and has the following advantages.
    [58] 1) The telephone keypad of the present invention is an optimal layout structure for utilizing consonants.
    [59] The keyboard arrangement of the present invention is more suitable for the initial consonant utilization than the arrangement of the conventional keyboard, and is most faithful to the Hangul alphabet arrangement order of the Hangul spelling method. In the consonant order, we changed the order of ㅌ, to ,, ㅌ in order, so that and ㅌ are paired to the same button to prevent confusion that can occur when people with similar letters and pronunciations are placed on other buttons, Is arranged more evenly by placing the higher values together with the lower frequencies. This supplementation can be used to turn all phone numbers into sentences, and it doesn't happen that certain phone numbers can't be changed to text. And because of the two-law rule, the least used l in the first letter of the starting word was effectively paired with a high frequency h (see Table 4 and Table 5). If only r paired to 4, 4,000 of the phone number is difficult to use and this number is difficult to make the phone number up. In addition, this arrangement will be extended to other applications of consonants, which will be used for electronic locks, pagers, home automation, audiotex, video, audio, remote controls, ATMs, microwave ovens, air conditioners and other devices. It is expected.
    [60]
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    [62] 2) Easy keyboard recognition
    [63] The order of consonants arranged on the keyboard is the most consonant in order of Hangul spelling (a, b, c, d, d, k, k, k, k, k, k, k, k, k, k, k). Humans can easily predict and find consonant arrays. Vowels are also easy to find by arranging them in the traditional arrangement order (5: ㅏ, 6: ㅓ, 7: ㅗ, 8: TT, 9: ㅡ, 0: ㅣ) on buttons 6 through 0.
    [64] 3) The position of the letter is properly distributed according to the number of letter input.
    [65] Infrequently used consonants are realized after pressing the * button, and the double vowels are implemented in combination with the * button or the # button when creating a double vowel because the frequency of the sentence is relatively small.
    [66] 4) It is easy to connect text input sequence such as general typewriter or computer text editor. Hong Beom-Jun and Lee Seung-Woo must complete the Hangul characters and enter the completion mark.
    [67] 5) Low input stroke
    [68] As shown in Table 6, in the present invention, the number of input strokes per letter is smaller than that of the conventional keyboard, and thus can be input quickly.
    [69]
    [70] 6) The number of letters on the keyboard is simple and simple.
    [71] Letters written on each button are uniform, 2 on all 10 keyboards.
    [72] Example: Cheonjiinan: 17 letters / 10 keys, Hong Beomjun: 20 letters / 10 keys,
    [73] Lee Seung Uan: 29 characters / 10 keys, Inventive: 20 characters / 10 keys
    [74] 7) Accuracy of input process
    [75] Since the present invention is not repeated form or disciples in the unit of letter characters as seen in Lee Seung Woo, etc., no error occurs and the characters are implemented. In-situ conversion type or time type conversion type has complicated letter formation method or a lot of difficulty in layout, and problem of character scalability.
    [76] 8) The input rules are simple.
    [77] Type AA and type BB are easy to learn because the input rules are very simple. In the AB type input method, the first consonant is pressed unconditionally on the button marked with only consonants in the input rule, and the second consonant is pressed after pressing the * button which acts as a shift key. Next, in the case of consonants and vowels, if the consonants are continuous or if the vowels are continuous, press * after the second button. It feels a bit complicated at first, but you can learn the principles with just a few lessons.
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    [1" claim-type="Currently amended] In the Hangul implementation method using a keyboard having ten number (1… 9, 0) buttons and special buttons (*. #), The number buttons (1, 2… 9, 0) are arranged in the order of consonants in the Hangul spelling method. After placing 10 consonants one by one, the remaining consonants ㅋ, ㅍ, ㅌ, ㅎ are placed in duplicate from 1 button to 4 buttons, and the number buttons (5 and ㅁ, … 0 and k) are universal phones capable of efficient use of initial consonants, which consist of six short vowels (ㅏ, ㅓ, ㅗ, ,, ㅡ, l) paired one by one and arranged after the consonants. Deformed keyboard.
    [2" claim-type="Currently amended] The method of claim 1, wherein four vowels (ㅑ, ㅕ, ㅛ, ㅠ) are arranged in pairs corresponding to one to one, respectively, in the number buttons (1… 4 buttons) where the vowels are not arranged. General-purpose telephone type keyboard which can utilize consonant sound effectively.
    [3" claim-type="Currently amended] Enter the Hangul using the keyboard of claim 1, but the phonemes a, b, c, ㄹ, ㅁ, ㅂ, ㅅ, ㅇ, ㅈ, ㅊ among the two letters shown on one button are just pressed to enter ㅋ, ㅌ, ㅌ, ㅎ, ㅏ, ㅓ, ㅗ, TT, ㅡ, ㅣ Press the * button and enter it, and the double consonants (notice: ㄲ, ㄸ, ㅃ, ㅆ, ㅉ) * After entering the button twice, press the terminal sound corresponding to the double consonant (ㄱ, 하는,), ㅅ, ㅈ) and enter it. For double vowel (ㅑ, ㅕ, ㅛ, ㅠ), enter # button once Press the corresponding short vowel button (ㅏ, ㅓ, ㅗ, TT button) to enter, and the double vowel (ㅔ, ㅖ, ㅐ, ㅒ, ㅝ, ㅘ, 은) is entered by pressing the short vowels constituting the corresponding vowel consecutively. A Hangul Character Implementation Method Using a Universal Phone Type Keyboard That Can Efficiently Use Consonants.
    [4" claim-type="Currently amended] The method according to claim 3, wherein 5. Input of the consonants ㅁ, ㅂ, ㅅ, ㅇ, ㅁ, and the short vowels (ㅏ, ㅓ, ㅗ, ,, ㅡ, ㅣ) arranged in front of button 0 has the phoneme arranged in front and the phoneme arranged in By setting the basic mode to input alternately to set the consonants and vowels alternately, if the consonants or vowels are successively input, the following consonants or vowels are entered by pressing the * button and then entering Korean characters. A Hangul Character Implementation Method Using Universal Phone Type Keyboard That Can Use Consonant Efficiently.
    [5" claim-type="Currently amended] The method of claim 3 or 4, wherein the erase, space, symbol table, table selection, diligent, Korean, numeric, English, save, and exit functions are pressed once or twice. Hangul character implementation using a general-purpose phone-type keyboard capable of efficient utilization of the initial consonants to implement by inputting the button marked with the initial consonants of the letters.
    [6" claim-type="Currently amended] The Korean character is input using the keyboard of claim 2, wherein 1. Consonants a, b, c, d, ㅁ, ㅅ, ㅅ, ㅇ, ㅅ, and the short vowels (ㅑ, ㅕ, ㅛ, ㅏ, ㅏ, ㅓ, ㅗ) The input of TT, ㅡ, ㅣ) basically sets the consonants and vowels alternately by inputting the phoneme arranged in the front and the phoneme arranged in the back alternately. Press the * button, then type 1. 남은, ㅌ, ㅌ, and 남은, 남은, ㅌ, 남은, which are arranged in duplicate on the 4 buttons, each press the # button once, and then press the corresponding button to enter the consonants that are not written on the keyboard (sounds: ㄲ, ㄸ, ㅃ, ㅆ, ㅉ) is input by pressing * button twice consecutively and pressing the terminal sound (a, c, ㅂ, ㅅ, ㅈ) corresponding to the double consonant, and the double consonant and the double consonant are the consonants and the short vowels that constitute the double consonant and the double consonant. To input continuously, the following terminal sound and short vowel can be input by converting the basic mode by pressing the * button (basic mode conversion button) once and then entering Korean characters by using the universal phone type keyboard that can effectively use the initial consonants. Character implementation method.
    [7" claim-type="Currently amended] 7. The method of claim 6, wherein the position of the * button arranged at the bottom left of the keyboard and the number 0 button arranged at the bottom of the keyboard is reversed so that the default mode can be changed by pressing the * buttons arranged at the bottom of the center with the thumbs of both hands. A Hangul Character Implementation Method Using Universal Phone Type Keyboard That Can Use Consonant Efficiently.
    [8" claim-type="Currently amended] Entering a sentence using each button provided in the keyboard of claim 1 or 2; press the # button twice to perform a function key, and the ㅁ button corresponding to the first syllable initial of the command meaning "sentence registration". Press to register a sentence, repeating the sentence registration step to build a database of frequently used words, if only the first consonant is determined to be input two or more times consecutively the first syllable and subsequent syllables Displaying a sentence consisting of a number with a number for selection, and selecting a particular number of the number is activated, including the step of editing or transmitting the active sentence, consisting of the first sentence of the first sentence of the registration sentence It is a general-purpose phone type keyboard that can effectively utilize initial consonants to quickly and conveniently implement sentences. Hangul characters yonghan method implementation.
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    2002-02-27|Application filed by 고갑천
    2002-02-27|Priority to KR20020010680A
    2003-09-03|Publication of KR20030071131A
    2004-05-24|Application granted
    2004-05-24|Publication of KR100432531B1
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