Method of controlling function key of local computer per each corresponding programs in the remote control apparatus

• US 20030090472A1
• Filed: 11/09/2002
• Published: 05/15/2003
• Est. Priority Date: 11/09/2002
• Status: Abandoned Application

• Current Assignee: Kwang Sung Im
• Original Assignee: Kwang Sung Im
• Inventors: Im, Kwang Sung
• Application Number:
  US10/291,047
• Publication Number:
  US 20030090472A1
• Time in Patent Office: Days
• US Class Current: 345/172
• CPC Class Codes: G06F 3/0231 Cordless keyboards
• CPC Class Codes: G06F 3/0238 Programmable keyboards key guide holders G06F3/0224

Abstract

The invention was intended to suit the needs of controlling local computer by remote computer utilizing function keys. This invention also includes lock function, which works in a user designated computer program only whether or not the designated computer program is active, while non-designated computer program stays unaffected.

Claims

1. A method of controlling local computer by remote computer utilizing function keys, comprising steps of:

Providing function key to a plurality computer program in the local computer and storing said function key into each corresponding programs;

receiving a signal from said remote computer and searching specific function key based on said received signal of said local computer;

modifying said function key based on said received signal of said local computer and sending modified function key to a controller of said local computer and the local computer executing function key given by said remote computer.

2. The method of controlling local computer by remote computer utilizing function keys of claim 1, further comprising steps of;

Setting lock function on said local computer per each corresponding program designated by user followed by said steps of providing said function key to a plurality computer program in the local computer and storing said function key into each corresponding programs;

receiving a signal from said remote computer and searching specific function key based on said received signal of said local computer;

modifying said function key based on said received signal of said local computer and sending modified function key to a controller of said local computer and the local computer executing function key given by said remote computer.

3. The method of controlling local computer by remote computer utilizing function keys of claim 2, wherein the lock function works in a user designated computer program only whether or not the designated computer program is active, while non-designated computer program stays unaffected.

4. The method of controlling local computer by remote computer utilizing function keys of claim 3, wherein the lock function further comprises multi-tasking interface, wherein a computer allows simultaneous control of a plurality computer program with each remote control apparatus.

5. The method of controlling local computer by remote computer utilizing function keys of claim 1 and 4, wherein said function key for each corresponding programs can be added, deleted, or modified at any time.

6. The method of controlling local computer by remote computer utilizing function keys, further comprising steps of;

Providing function key to a plurality computer program in the local computer and storing said function key into each corresponding programs;

Setting lock function on said local computer per each corresponding program designated by user;

receiving a signal from said remote computer and searching specific function key based on said received signal of said local computer;

modifying said function key based on said received signal of said local computer and sending modified function key to a controller of said local computer and the local computer executing function key given by said remote computer.

7. The method of controlling local computer by remote computer utilizing function keys of claim 6, wherein said lock function works in a user designated computer program only whether or not the designated computer program is active, while non-designated computer program stays unaffected.

8. The method of controlling local computer by remote computer utilizing function keys of claim 6 and 7, wherein said lock function further comprises multi-tasking interface, wherein said local computer allows simultaneous control of a plurality computer program with each remote control apparatus.

9. Recording medium to read plurality computer program in said local computer utilizing function keys, comprising steps of:

Providing function key to a plurality computer program in the local computer and storing said function key into each corresponding programs;

receiving a signal from said remote computer and searching specific function key based on said received signal of said local computer;

modifying said function key based on said received signal of said local computer and sending modified function key to a controller of said local computer and the local computer executing function key given by said remote computer.

10. Recording medium to read plurality computer program in said local computer utilizing function keys of claim 9, further comprising steps of:

Setting lock function on said local computer per each corresponding program designated by user followed by said steps of providing said function key to a plurality computer program in the local computer and storing said function key into each corresponding programs;

receiving a signal from said remote computer and searching specific function key based on said received signal of said local computer;

modifying said function key based on said received signal of said local computer and sending modified function key to a controller of said local computer and the local computer executing function key given by said remote computer.

11. Recording medium to read plurality computer program in said local computer utilizing function keys, comprising steps of:

Providing function key to a plurality computer program in the local computer and storing said function key into each corresponding programs;

Setting lock function on said local computer per each corresponding program designated by user;

receiving a signal from said remote computer and searching specific function key based on said received signal of said local computer;

modifying said function key based on said received signal of said local computer and sending modified function key to a controller of said local computer and the local computer executing function key given by said remote computer.