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WO1994028675A1 - Telecommande universelle a interface vocale synthetisee - Google Patents

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WO1994028675A1
WO1994028675A1 PCT/US1994/005931 US9405931W WO9428675A1 WO 1994028675 A1 WO1994028675 A1 WO 1994028675A1 US 9405931 W US9405931 W US 9405931W WO 9428675 A1 WO9428675 A1 WO 9428675A1
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Herbert E. Seymour
Benjamin F. Evans
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    • H—ELECTRICITY
    • H04—ELECTRIC COMMUNICATION TECHNIQUE
    • H04N—PICTORIAL COMMUNICATION, e.g. TELEVISION
    • H04N5/00—Details of television systems
    • H04N5/76—Television signal recording
    • H04N5/78—Television signal recording using magnetic recording
    • H04N5/782—Television signal recording using magnetic recording on tape
    • H—ELECTRICITY
    • H04—ELECTRIC COMMUNICATION TECHNIQUE
    • H04B—TRANSMISSION
    • H04B1/00—Details of transmission systems, not covered by a single one of groups H04B3/00 - H04B13/00; Details of transmission systems not characterised by the medium used for transmission
    • H04B1/06—Receivers
    • H04B1/16—Circuits
    • H04B1/20—Circuits for coupling gramophone pick-up, recorder output, or microphone to receiver
    • H04B1/202—Circuits for coupling gramophone pick-up, recorder output, or microphone to receiver by remote control
    • H—ELECTRICITY
    • H04—ELECTRIC COMMUNICATION TECHNIQUE
    • H04N—PICTORIAL COMMUNICATION, e.g. TELEVISION
    • H04N5/00—Details of television systems
    • H04N5/76—Television signal recording
    • H04N5/765—Interface circuits between an apparatus for recording and another apparatus

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  • This invention is directed to home entertainment remote control devices and in particular, to a user interactive remote controller.
  • This unit was a learning remote which learned the various infrared patterns transmitted by the intrinsic remote controllers supplied by various equipment manufacturers with home entertainment equipment such as televisions, stereo receivers, pre-amplifiers, video cassette recorders and compact disc players.
  • the introduction of the learning remote controller was soon followed by other units that contained libraries of control codes in their internal memories, thereby eliminating the need for the user to teach infrared control codes to the universal remote controller.
  • Both learning and pre-programmed code universal remote controllers were available in versions that provided additional features including multiple key sequence capability and day-time timers that could be used to control the equipment in the absence of an operator. These became popular as a means of replacing the recording timer, which was normally a part of VCR's, and helped consolidate the various aspects of manipulating multiple program sources and the VCR for unattended program recording. However, all of these units either required teaching infrared codes or programming timers or schedulers for unattended VCR recording and thus suffered from the same difficulties of use as the original VCR timers. Users were still required to read an operations manual which detailed many complicated programming instructions and then had to follow those instructions in order to program and use their equipment. The problem of user instruction generally remained unsolved.
  • the present invention remedies the situation described above by using a voice synthesizer to provide interactive prompting of the user as he/she proceeds to program the timers and other recording facilities of his/her universal remote controller, VCR or even satellite receivers, televisions and cable tuners that may be equipped with timers and controlling devices.
  • Voice synthesis technology is used in the present device to implement verbal prompting in an interactive user interface for programming timers and control systems in VCR's, universal remote controllers, televisions, satellite receivers or cable tuners which are used to control the unattended access and recording of available entertainment programs.
  • the preferred embodiment described herein utilizes a voice synthesis integrated circuit working in conjunction with the device primary microprocessor and acting as a co-processor.
  • voice synthesizer chip is implemented in microprocessor code, or with the speech processor on the chip with the controlling microprocessor.
  • Voice synthesis may not be digital in nature, but could take advantage of new analog storage technology available, as well as digital technologies.
  • the system is distinct from that of the VCR Voice Programmer, a universal remote controller, which has entered the market within the last few months, and is available from Voice Powered Technology, Inc. of Los Angeles, California.
  • the VCR voice program marked as "patent pending, " does not use a voice synthesizer, but instead recognizes a limited vocabulary spoken by the user and employs the user's voice commands to program the VCR. Utilizing the VCR Voice Programmer, programming instructions are still initiated by the user, rather than the unit instructing the user.
  • the objects of the present invention are: To provide a universal remote controller; to provide a universal remote controller that is interactive with the user; to provide a universal remote controller that includes a voice synthesizer to prompt the programming actions by the user; and to provide such a universal remote controller which is useful in controlling VCR's, satellite receivers, televisions, cable tuners and other devices which may be equipped with timers and controlling facilities.
  • a further object of the present invention is to provide a voice synthesis based user interactive prompting system for programming a remote controller for electronic equipment, whether the controller is intrinsic or integral with the equipment, or is a hand held learning controller or a controller preprogrammed with a library of control codes.
  • a controller for electronic equipment such as a VCR with a voice synthesis based user interactive system for programming the VCR recording timers.
  • Still another object is to provide an item of electronic information equipment, such as a VCR, cable TV tuner or television, with a voice synthesis based user interactive system for programming the control of the intrinsic device and associated auxiliary equipment such as an external VCR, TV and the like.
  • Fig. 1 is a perspective view of a universal remote controller, a VCR and a television set.
  • Fig. 2 is a block diagram of a universal learning remote controller with voice synthesis prompting.
  • Fig. 3 is a block diagram of a pre-programmed universal remote controller with voice synthesis prompting.
  • Fig. 4 is a block diagram of a satellite receiver with a voice prompt remote controller.
  • Fig. 5 is a block diagram of a cable tuner with a voice prompt remote controller.
  • Fig. 6 is a block diagram of a two-way interactive cable tuner with voice prompt remote controller.
  • Fig. 7 is a block diagram of a video cassette recorder with a voice prompt remote controller.
  • the invention is directed to a remote controller for actuating and signalling electronic devices, including means for creating a voice prompt to be heard by a person using the controller, a clock means within the controller, detection means for registering user inputs made in response by a person hearing the voice prompt, circuit means for setting the clock means based upon signals received at the detection means, and transmission means for providing a control signal from the controller to the electronic devices.
  • a universal remote controller 1 transmitting command pulses via an infrared light path 2 to a VCR 3 containing conventional player and recorder components and which is conventionally connected to a television set 4.
  • the circuitry described below need not be implemented within a universal remote controller, but with suitable modifications can be implemented within a VCR, a television, a satellite receiver, a cable tuner or other appropriate devices. Further, it should be appreciated that the remote controller need not provide transmission instructions through an I/R transmission, but may utilize RF transmissions or may be hard wired.
  • Figs. 2 and 3 respectively disclose the voice prompt circuit in a learning URC wherein each transmission code is learned from source remote controllers, or in a pre-programmed URC where it is necessary to enter a code identifying the target unit to be controlled.
  • the interactive voice response system is employed as an aid to the user in operating the unit without need to consult a complex operator's manual.
  • the disclosed system leads the user through each step of a complex activity by prompting at each entry point.
  • the disclosed remote controller tells the user what to do by speaking directly to him/her in plain, simple instructions.
  • Fig.2 illustrates a learning universal remote controller 7
  • Fig. 3 illustrates a pre-programmed URC 8.
  • a microprocessor 10 acts as the primary controller of the URC.
  • the controlling program for the microprocessor 10 is stored either in on-chip ROM, EPROM or EEPROM, or in an off-chip memory 12, Fig. 2, which may be either ROM, EPROM or EEPROM.
  • the microprocessor 10 contains an on-chip clock or timer. Power on reset for both the microprocessor 1 and a voice synthesis integrated circuit (IC) 14 is provided by power on reset circuits internal to the microprocessor 10.
  • An off-chip memory device 15 stores in-coded transmission information, such as in I/R format, for later transmission.
  • the off-chip memory 15 may take the form of either SRAM or EEPROM. --If SRAM is used, either an auxiliary battery or capacitor will be required to retain memory contents in the event of power outage due to battery removal or other power failure.
  • the off-chip memory 15 will be a ROM, EPROM or EEPROM containing previously encoded I/R information.
  • an I/R input circuit 17 detects I/R patterns from original source I/R controllers and provides these I/R codes to the microprocessor 10 in the form of a pulse train which is then encoded for storage in the off-chip memory 15.
  • the I/R input circuit is not present in the pre-programmed URC configuration 8.
  • a keyboard 19 provides a detection means and acts as the user command input device for the respective microprocessors 10. It is usually connected to the microprocessor 10 in a matrix organization and is scanned periodically by the microprocessor 10 to detect key presses, but may also consist of keys that are individually connected to the microprocessor 10 and which does not require scanning.
  • the keyboard 19 may also be connected in a combination of matrix and direct connections.
  • the exemplary matrix organization sets the clock within the microprocessor 10 based upon input signals from the keyboard 19.
  • the keyboard 19 may contain circuitry to generate a wakeup interrupt to the microprocessor 10 so that the microprocessor can be placed in low power halt or sleep modes when idle, thereby conserving battery power.
  • a display 21 which may be a group of LED's, an LED numeric or alphanumeric display, an LCD display which acts to provide basic first level visual prompting to the user.
  • the LED's are usually scanned by the microprocessor 10, but may be directly connected in the case of only a few LED's.
  • the display circuit may be implemented by either an off-chip LCD controller interface to the microprocessor 10 or the microprocessor 10 may contain an LCD scanning section to directly produce the control signals for the LCD. In the embodiments shown in Figs.
  • I/R output is provided by an I/R emitter circuit 23, which is driven by the regenerated pulse train supplied by the microprocessor 10 in response to user command key inputs at the keyboard 19.
  • the I/R emitter circuit 23, in the illustrated example, consists of one or more I/R emitting diodes driven by an open collector (or open drain) transistor driver which is driven in turn by an output pin from the microprocessor 10.
  • the I/R emitter circuit 23 transmits a control signal to electronic devices, such as the VCR shown in Fig. 1.
  • Interactive voice prompting is supported by the voice synthesizer IC 14.
  • Voice data stored either in on-chip ROM or in off-chip speech memory 25 is organized in phrases that are keyed according to commands issued by the microprocessor 10 to form the various voice prompts required in response to user key presses on the keyboard 19 in the current state of the system software.
  • off-chip memory 25 may be either serial or parallel accessed memory (ROM or EPROM) as necessary for the speech synthesizer IC 14.
  • the output of the speech synthesizer IC 14 is processed by an audio filter and amplifier circuit 27 and output via a speaker 28.
  • the specific requirements of the audio filter and amplifier circuit 27 will vary depending upon the specific output signal generated by the speech synthesizer IC 14 and the acoustic characteristics of the speaker 28 and the enclosure housing the URC 1.
  • the first step is power on initialization.
  • Power I First Applied To The Unit.
  • a power initiated reset signal is applied to the microprocessor 10 and the speech synthesizer IC 14.
  • the control software for these two devices then executes power on initialization routines and then enters the idle command input mode.
  • the Keyboard Command Input The control software in the microprocessor 10 is responsible for scanning the keyboard 19 or otherwise accepting user command inputs from the keyboard 19. If an interrupt facility is provided in the keyboard 19 configuration, the keyboard scan routine will wait for a keyboard interrupt to initiate a scan of the keyboard. Otherwise, the keyboard will be scanned on a periodic basis. The time base for this keyboard scan is usually supplied by an internal microprocessor 10 timer interrupt.
  • Voice Synthesizer Command Input The control software in the microprocessor 10 is responsible for transmitting commands from the microprocessor to the voice synthesizer IC 14 over the voice command channel.
  • Voice synthesizer ROM has a dictionary of words and phrases that are used to form meaningful messages for the user.
  • the microprocessor software transmits a series of phrase commands to the voice synthesizer IC 14, each of which is executed in the order received, thereby forming the desired message.
  • Phrase commands are usually stored in the voice synthesizer IC 14 as the phrase is being pronounced with a ready/busy signal being supplied to the microprocessor 10 indicating to the control software that it knows when the speech synthesizer IC 14 is busy speaking and when it is ready to accept another set of phrase commands.
  • the control software activates its learning/compression algorithm in response to user keyboard commands.
  • This routine utilizes the timer interrupt facility of the microprocessor 10 to determine all operational parameters of the I/R code to be compressed. Real time analysis of the input signal is performed by the compression part of the algorithm, which reduces the pulse time data detected by the interrupt handlers to a lexicographic representation consisting of character strings representing pulse pattern groups.
  • the memory management routines are responsible for organizing the compressed data in memory in the off-chip memory 12 so that it is quickly and easily accessed in real time for transmission.
  • the memory manager associates the learned I/R pattern with the key that will be used to activate it. Banks of I/R patterns can be specified for each key so that a key can be used to control several different devices, depending upon which one is selected at the time.
  • I/R Decompression/Transmission Algorithm In both URC's 7 and 8, the control software will activate its decompression and transmitting algorithm in response to user keyboard commands. The specific key code activated is used to generate an address pointer to the associated character string representing the I/R code pattern to be transmitted. The character string is then decompressed to obtain pulse timing data which is used by the timer interrupt processing routines to generate the I/R code pulse train that is transmitted by the unit.
  • Display Control In both URC's 7 and 8, the display control algorithm is used to activate the associated display. Minimally, this is a small number of LED's indicating learning mode, programming mode, operating mode and the like.
  • voice synthesis as a prompt/help system.
  • the description refers to a URC with an LCD display for clock, message and annunciator display, keyboard for command entry, I/R input and output circuits, and a voice synthesis circuit containing a set of available words to be linked together to form the required phrases for user prompting.
  • VCR-1 selected Turn on VCR-1 annunciator. Select VCR-1 control code bank.
  • VCR-2 annunciator Turn on VCR-2 annunciator. Select VCR-2 control code bank.
  • Access code for selected key from current code bank.
  • VCR-1 code bank command as command cc.
  • Event Length Turn on TERMINATE EVENT annunciator. Voice: "Enter event termination commands.” Initialize command number cc to 01. Loop until ⁇ ENTER> key is pressed,
  • VCR-1 "VCR-1 selected.” Turn on VCR-1 annunciator.
  • VCR-1 code bank command as command cc.
  • Event # nn
  • Event # nn
  • Decrement HH field with roll over from 1 -> 12. ⁇ 1>, ⁇ 2>, ... , ⁇ 9>, ⁇ 0>
  • Increment YY field with roll over from 99 -> 00.
  • the remote controller may be a separate unit or may be part of an electronic player device, such as a video cassette recorder or video tape recorder, and comprises means for creating a voice prompt to be heard by a person utilizing the controller.
  • the controller has an internal clock and a detection means, such as a keyboard, for registering user inputs made in response by a person hearing the voice prompt. It includes a circuit for setting the clock based upon the signals received at the detection means and transmitter means for providing a control signal from the controller to the electronic devices.
  • the invention may take the form of an electronic player device, such as the VCR 2 which has internal conventional player and recorder components.
  • the circuit systems disclosed in connection with Figs. 2 and 3 may be employed within the player device so that the device would "speak" directly to. the user.
  • the I/R transmitter circuit components could be used to signal operational electronic equipment which are susceptible of being signalled and are reactive to the transmitted code.
  • VCR digital versatile recorders
  • cable TV tuners cable TV tuners
  • satellite receivers satellite receivers
  • televisions digital signals
  • the satellite receiver/tuner includes a satellite dish control 30 receiving signals from a dish motor 31 and an LNB control 32 and being controlled by inputs from the MCU 10. Accordingly, inputs made by the user, such as on the keypad 19, in response to voice queries and directives uttered by the speech ROM 25 and voice synthesizer 14 control the satellite dish controller 30.
  • the satellite dish receiver/tuner includes a tuner 35 receiving signals from an LNB control 36 and directing its outputs to an audio multiplexer 38 and a video multiplexer 40. Inputs to the audio multiplexer 38 are provided through baseband audio inputs 42 and outputs to baseband audio out pins 44. Inputs to the video multiplexer 40 are provided through baseband video inputs 46 and outputs to a baseband video pin 48.
  • a channel 3 and 4 modulator 50 with its output pin 51 ties to the audio and video output lines.
  • the disclosed equipment queries and instructs the user concerning the clock setting and channelization-procedures to be accomplished.
  • the user provides his programming inputs via the keypad 19, which are processed by the MCU 10 to control the satellite dish.
  • a standard cable box or tuner with an internal voice prompt remote controller is shown in connection with Fig. 5.
  • This device is substantially the same as the satellite receiver/tuner of Fig. 4 except it substitutes a cable interface unit 55 for the satellite dish control 30 of Fig. 4.
  • Input leads to the cable interface unit 55 come from a cable connector 57 and an antenna 58.
  • This device acts as a programmable cable controller for feeding in signals from a CATV system.
  • the cable connector 59 is a two-way type, meaning that both inputs and outputs can be made into the CATV system.
  • the interactive system allows delivery of data and programming services while a supplier engages in two-way communication with a customer.
  • FIG. 6 An exemplary VCR with an interval voice synthesis prompt remote control is shown in connection with Fig. 6.
  • This system uses the voice synthesis circuit as shown in Fig. 4 and adds VCR components in place of the satellite receiver/tuner components.
  • the circuit includes a power supply 60 supplying board power. It drives a tape mechanism 62 containing heads 63. Door control and motor control leads 64 and 65 extend from the MCU 10. Record elect and play elect switches 67 and 68 connect to the tape mechanism 62.
  • the VCR includes a television tuner 70 with an input lead 71, such as from an antenna.
  • VCR shown in Fig. 6 is a video tape player
  • optical disc components may be substituted, or as new methods of data storage and retrieval are developed, these could be implemented with the voice synthesis prompt remote control components without departing from the scope of the invention.

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Une télécommande universelle, permettant d'actionner et d'émettre des signaux vers des dispositifs électroniques, peut être soit du type à apprentissage, soit dotée de codes préprogrammés adaptés à certains dispositifs électroniques devant être commandés. La télécommande comprend un synthétiseur vocal interne (14) générant un message d'assistance vocal pouvant être perçu par la personne utilisant la télécommande, une horloge interne (10) contenue dans cette dernière, ainsi qu'un circuit de détection (19) permettant d'enregistrer des signaux d'entrée utilisateur introduits en réponse au message vocal perçu par l'utilisateur. L'horloge est réglée à partir du circuit de détection, en fonction de signaux reçus dans le détecteur. L'horloge et l'émetteur (23) fournissent un code de réglage permettant de programmer un magnétoscope à usage domestique ou d'autres dispositifs électroniques afin de faire démarrer le fonctionnement des dispositifs à l'heure programmée. Selon un autre mode de réalisation, le circuit de commande est situé à l'intérieur d'un dispositif opérationnel tel qu'un magnétoscope, de sorte que l'utilisateur réagit à des instructions vocales provenant du dispositif opérationnel.
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