Wireless selective call receiver in which display is changeable

Telecommunications – Receiver or analog modulated signal frequency converter

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455 384, 34082544, H04B 104

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060442506

ABSTRACT:
In a wireless selective call receiver, a display section displays a screen display data inputted thereto. A screen display data storage section stores a plurality of screen display data which are to be displayed in a reception wait state. The control section inputs a new screen display data from an external device and writes the other screen display data in the screen display data storage section. The control section outputs one of the plurality of screen display data which is selected in accordance with a current time and display start times, to the display section.

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