Key input method in a mobile telecommunication terminal
First Claim
1. A key input method for diversifying key functions in a mobile telecommunication terminal, comprising the steps of:
- detecting whether or not a user has inputted a key;
detecting whether or not the user has consecutively inputted the same key before elapse of a predetermined time period for consecutive input;
if so, performing a newly set function according to the consecutive input of the same key.
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Abstract
A key input method for diversifying key functions in a mobile telecommunication terminal. The method according to the present invention includes the steps of detecting whether or not a user has inputted a key, detecting whether or not the user has consecutively inputted the same key before elapse of a predetermined time, and if so, performing a function newly set according to the consecutive input of the same key. The method further includes the steps of detecting whether or not the user has inputted a key set for a scroll function, and if so, detecting whether or not the key input state of the corresponding key is maintained for a predetermined period of time, and controlling a cursor positioned at a particular item of a menu screen displayed according to a maintenance of the key input state for the predetermined period of time to be positioned at a next menu item in an opposite direction.
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11 Claims
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1. A key input method for diversifying key functions in a mobile telecommunication terminal, comprising the steps of:
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detecting whether or not a user has inputted a key;
detecting whether or not the user has consecutively inputted the same key before elapse of a predetermined time period for consecutive input;
if so, performing a newly set function according to the consecutive input of the same key. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4)
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5. A key input method for diversifying key functions in a mobile telecommunication terminal, comprising:
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detecting whether or not a user has inputted a key set for a scroll function when displaying a menu screen comprising a scroll;
if so, detecting whether or not the input state of the key set for a scroll function is maintained for a predetermined period of time; and
controlling the position of a cursor positioned at a particular item of the displayed menu screen depending on maintenance of the key input state for the predetermined period of time. - View Dependent Claims (6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11)
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