TWI558378B - Method of displaying fitness data and related fitness system - Google Patents

Description

Method for displaying physical fitness data and fitness system

The present invention relates to a fitness system, and more particularly to a physical fitness system that communicates with a mobile phone through a mobile electronic device to display fitness data to a mobile electronic device.

With the increase in mobile phone usage, mobile phones at this stage have been designed to be more and more versatile, such as smart phones. Smart phones usually have a built-in navigation system and a global positioning system (GPS) to receive the chip, so the user's location can be tracked through the smart phone, and the user can also follow the instructions of the navigation system. Or walk the suggested route.

Since the GPS receiver chip of the smart phone has a wide range of receivable signals, more and more users are beginning to carry smart phones to exercise, in order to know the current progress according to the relevant fitness data returned by the smart phone. Distance and speed, as well as the route traveled.

However, carrying a smart phone during exercise is quite inconvenient for the user, because the smart phone has a certain weight, and often turning on/off the mobile phone screen during exercise is also easy for the user to distract and even interrupt the exercise.

An embodiment of the present invention relates to a method for transmitting a first mobile electronic device a method for communicating, by the first mobile phone, the physical fitness data on the first mobile electronic device, comprising storing a database in a memory of the first mobile phone, and receiving the indication by the first mobile phone a location signal of a location of the first mobile phone, a location signal indirectly received according to the first mobile phone, and a fitness data generated by the first mobile phone, and a request for the fitness data from the first mobile electronic device Responding to the first mobile phone, when the first mobile phone receives the request, the first mobile phone transmits the physical fitness data to the first mobile electronic device, and displays the physical fitness data One of the first mobile electronic devices is displayed on the panel. The database includes geographic information, and the first mobile electronic device is mechanically separated from the first mobile telephone system.

Another embodiment of the present invention is directed to a fitness system including a first mobile phone and a first mobile electronic device. The first mobile phone includes a memory, a location accepting device, and a processor. The memory stores a database containing geographic information. The location accepting device is operative to receive a location signal indicative of the location of the first mobile telephone. The processor is configured to generate physical fitness data according to the position signal indirectly received by the position receiving device, and the first mobile electronic device is configured to be mechanically separated from the first mobile phone, the first mobile electronic device The device includes a user interface and a display panel. The user interface is configured to issue a request for the first mobile phone to transmit the fitness data to the first mobile electronic device after the first mobile phone receives the request. The display panel is configured to display the fitness data after the first mobile phone transmits the physical fitness data to the first mobile electronic device.

Through the embodiment of the present invention, the user can know the fitness data at any time during the exercise, and does not need to take out the mobile phone that may be placed in the pocket or the leather bag, and does not need to constantly turn on/off the mobile phone screen, that is, the user can Physical fitness data is obtained without affecting exercise.

10‧‧‧ Fitness system

15‧‧‧Network

20‧‧‧Server

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60‧‧‧second mobile phone

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Figure 1 is a schematic illustration of a fitness system of the present invention.

Figure 2 is a schematic diagram of communication between components of the physical fitness system of the present invention.

Figure 3 is a schematic diagram showing the operation indication of the first mobile electronic device of the present invention on the screen.

Figure 4 is a schematic diagram showing the user interface of the first mobile electronic device of the present invention on the screen.

Figure 5 is a schematic diagram showing the first mobile electronic device of the present invention displaying a user interface having only one frame on the screen.

Figure 6 is a schematic diagram showing the first mobile electronic device of the present invention displaying a user interface having two frames on the screen.

Figure 7 is a schematic diagram showing the first mobile electronic device of the present invention displaying a user interface having three columns on the screen.

Figure 8 is a schematic diagram showing the user interface of the first mobile electronic device of the present invention having four frames on the screen.

Figure 9 is a schematic diagram showing the first mobile electronic device of the present invention displaying a user interface having five columns on the screen.

Figure 10 is a schematic diagram showing the first mobile electronic device of the present invention displaying a user interface having six columns on the screen.

Figure 11 is a schematic diagram showing the notification frame of the first mobile electronic device of the present invention on the screen.

Figure 12 is a schematic diagram showing a state notification frame displayed on the screen by the first mobile electronic device of the present invention.

Figure 13 is a schematic diagram showing the first mobile electronic device of the present invention additionally displaying an incoming call notification frame on the screen.

Figure 14 is a schematic diagram showing a text message notification frame on the screen of the first mobile electronic device of the present invention.

Certain terms are used throughout the description and following claims to refer to particular elements. It should be understood by those of ordinary skill in the art that manufacturers may refer to the same elements by different nouns. The scope of this specification and the subsequent patent application do not use the difference of the names as the means for distinguishing the elements, but the differences in the functions of the elements as the basis for the distinction. The term "including" as used throughout the specification and subsequent claims is an open term and should be interpreted as "including but not limited to".

The detailed description of the embodiments of the present invention is hereinafter described in conjunction with the accompanying drawings, but the embodiments are not intended to limit the scope of the invention. The method of re-combining the method steps to produce equal process results is within the scope of the present invention.

Please refer to FIG. 1 , which is a schematic diagram of the physical fitness system 10 of the present invention. As shown in FIG. 1 , the fitness system 10 includes a server 20 , a mass data storage device 30 , a first mobile phone 40 , a first mobile electronic device 50 , and a second mobile phone 60 . And a second mobile electronic device 70. The first mobile phone 40 can communicate directly with the first mobile electronic device 50, and the second mobile phone 60 can directly communicate with the second mobile electronic device 70. The first mobile phone 40 can directly or through the server 20 and the second mobile phone. The phone 60 communicates, and the first mobile electronic device 50 can communicate with the second mobile electronic device 70 through the first mobile phone 40 and the second mobile phone 60.

The server 20 includes a transceiver 22 for exchanging data with the first mobile phone 40, the second mobile phone 60, and/or the mass data storage device 30. The mass data storage device 30 can be used to store data, such as storing a user database containing a user list, storing physical fitness data of the server 20, and storing a fitness data including a plurality of users' fitness data. Library, store a warning event data containing any alert notifications that can be triggered by the user The library, as well as the user's personalized fitness data. The plurality of data storage devices 30 can be configured to be external to the server 20 or built into the server 20 as a storage device. The server 20 further includes a processor 24 and a memory 26. The processor 24 is for controlling the operation of the server 20, and the memory 26 is for storing applications and related materials for being executed by the processor 24.

The first mobile phone 40 can be configured to include a GPS module 402, a gyroscope 406, a sensor 408, a memory 410, a map database 412, a camera 414, a processor 416, and a wireless transceiver 418. A display device 420, an audio device 422, and an input/output device 424. Memory 410 is used to store applications or materials for execution by processor 416. The map database 412 contains map data and points of interest to enable the first mobile phone 40 to provide navigation functionality. Camera 414 can be used to take a picture or take a movie. The first mobile phone 40 can communicate with the server 20 and the first mobile electronic device 50 via the wireless transceiver 418. The wireless transceiver 418 can support wireless transmission methods such as cellular wireless communication, WiFi (IEEE 802.11), Bluetooth, Bluetooth low energy (BLE), ANT+ wireless communication, and 3G wireless communication. The display device 420 of the first mobile phone 40 can be a touch display, the audio device 422 can be a speaker or a sound source output port, and the input/output device 424 can serve as a user interface for the first mobile phone 40.

The first mobile electronic device 50 can include a screen 52, an input/output device 54, a wireless module 56, and a processor 58. The screen 52 can be a touch-sensitive display, and the input/output device 54 can serve as a user interface of the first mobile electronic device 50. The first mobile electronic device 50 can communicate with the first mobile phone 40 through the wireless module 56. The wireless module 56 can support wireless transmission modes such as cellular wireless communication, WiFi (IEEE 802.11), Bluetooth, low power Bluetooth, ANT+ wireless communication, and 3G wireless communication. In the above wireless transmission mode, the low power consumption Bluetooth and ANT+ wireless communication power loss is lower, so the application is more energy efficient. The input/output device 54 can be configured to include a microphone and a speaker.

The second mobile phone 60 can be set to be the same or different from the first mobile phone 40. The second mobile phone 60 can include a GPS module 602, a gravity sensor 604, a gyroscope 606, a sensor 608, a memory 610, a map database 612, a camera 614, a processor 616, and a The wireless transceiver 618, a display device 620, an audio device 622, and an input/output device 624. The functions of the elements 602 to 624 can be referred to the elements 402 to 424 and will not be described again. Similarly, the second mobile electronic device 70 can be configured to be the same or different from the first mobile electronic device 50, and the second mobile electronic device 70 can include a screen 72, an input/output device 74, a wireless module 76, and a Processor 78.

Please refer to FIG. 1 and FIG. 2 together. FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of communication between components of the physical fitness system of the present invention. As shown in FIG. 2, the first mobile phone 40 and the second mobile phone 60 can be linked to the server 20 via the network 15. In order for the first mobile electronic device 50 to transmit data to or receive data from the second mobile electronic device 70, the first mobile electronic device 50 must first communicate with the first mobile phone 40, and The second mobile electronic device 70 communicates with the second mobile phone 60. The first mobile phone 40 and the second mobile phone 60 can communicate with each other directly or through the network 15 to communicate with each other via the server 20. If the first mobile electronic device 50 and the second mobile electronic device 70 have been previously registered in the server 20, the server 20 can construct communication between the first mobile phone 40 and the second mobile phone 60.

In the following description, the first mobile phone 40 and the first mobile electronic device 50 are mainly taken as an example. However, the second mobile phone 60 and the second mobile electronic device 70 can refer to the first action in both use and application. Since the telephone 40 and the first mobile electronic device 50 are not separately described for the second mobile phone 60 and the second mobile electronic device 70.

Please refer to FIG. 3 , which is a schematic diagram showing the operation indication of the first mobile electronic device 50 on the screen 100 of the present invention. As shown in FIG. 3, the message displayed on the screen 100 is used to instruct the user to install the fitness application on the first mobile phone 40 to establish the first mobile phone 40 through the installed fitness application. Communication between the first mobile electronic devices 50. Once the first mobile phone 40 has been linked to the first mobile electronic device 50, the user can send an instruction to the first mobile phone 40 through the first mobile electronic device 50, requesting the first mobile phone 40 to transmit the physical fitness data and navigation. The data is sent to the first mobile electronic device 50. The navigation material transmitted by the first mobile phone 40 may be navigation data used to provide a turn-by-turn navigation function. Additionally, the screen 52 of the first mobile electronic device 50 can display a map of the current motion path.

Please refer to FIG. 4 , which is a schematic diagram showing the user interface of the first mobile electronic device 50 on the screen 52 of the present invention. The user of the first mobile electronic device 50 can input the first mobile electronic device 50 through the button 542. If the screen 52 is a touch panel, the user can also input the first mobile electronic device 50 by directly touching the screen 52. For example, pressing the button 542 can wake up the first mobile electronic device 50 from the sleep mode, or turn on/off the backlight of the screen 52. The backlight of the screen 52 can be set to automatically turn off after a period of time after being enabled.

The first mobile electronic device 50 can also perform other operations, such as pressing the button 542 or clicking the screen 52 to perform switching of the user interface display mode, closing the show message window, or confirming with the first mobile electronic device 50 and the first Pairing between mobile phones 40.

Through the pairing between the first mobile electronic device 50 and the first mobile phone 40, the first mobile electronic device 50 can be regarded as an extension of the first mobile phone 40. First action electronic equipment The 50 can be designed to resemble a watch or a pocket watch for the user to wear, or to be fixed and placed on the user's body for easy viewing. When the first mobile electronic device 50 is worn/carrying, the user can conveniently browse the physical fitness data corresponding to the user, and because the first mobile electronic device 50 is light in weight, it does not affect the running, hiking, climbing, etc. . Therefore, by wearing/carrying the first mobile electronic device 50, the user does not need to take out the first mobile phone 40, turn on the display device 420 of the first mobile phone 40, and perform complicated operations on the first mobile phone 40, thereby greatly improving User's convenience in sports.

The first mobile electronic device 50 is configured to provide the physical fitness data calculated by the user via the first mobile phone 40 in a real-time manner, and the processor 416 can generate the fitness function according to the data provided by the GPS module 402. For example, the GPS module 402 receives the position signal transmitted by the first mobile phone 40, and can calculate the path and distance traveled by the user during the exercise. The first mobile phone 40 can include time calculation means for calculating how much time the user has spent in the course of the exercise. By calculating the time and distance, the average rate of the user during exercise can also be calculated. In addition, other user-related data can be calculated together, such as the altitude of the motion path and the user's heart rate. When the heart rate of the user is set, the heartbeat rate monitoring device can be configured to be wired to the first mobile phone 40 or wirelessly linked to the first mobile phone 40, or the user can additionally configure Wear a heart rate monitoring device.

Referring to FIG. 4, the physical fitness data displayed on the screen 52 includes the total exercise time, the total travel distance, the heart rate and the power consumed by the user's motion, and the power consumed can also be expressed as calories. The current time sensor icon is displayed in the uppermost frame of the screen 52 to inform the user which sensors are currently coupled/linked to the first mobile phone 40. The sensor includes a built-in sensor, such as a GPS module 402, and an external sensor, such as a heart rate monitoring device, a foot pod, and a cadence. Sensors such as sensors and power meters. The user can adjust the user interface used by the screen 52, for example, the position of the frame that can adjust the plurality of display body fitness data, as shown in FIGS. 5 to 10.

Please refer to FIG. 5 to FIG. 10 . FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram showing the first mobile electronic device 50 of the present invention displaying a user interface having only one frame on the screen 104. The frame displays the user on the moving path. The distance traveled. FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram showing the first mobile electronic device 50 of the present invention displaying a user interface having two frames on the screen 108. The two frames respectively show the distance and time traveled by the user on the motion path. FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram showing a user interface of the first mobile electronic device 50 of the present invention having three frame frames on the screen 112. The three columns respectively show the distance, time and average rate traveled by the user on the motion path. . FIG. 8 is a schematic diagram showing the first mobile electronic device 50 of the present invention displaying a user interface having four frames on the screen 116. The four frames respectively show the distance, time, and average speed traveled by the user on the motion path. Increased altitude. FIG. 9 is a schematic diagram showing a user interface of the first mobile electronic device 50 of the present invention having five columns on the screen 120. The five columns respectively show the distance, time and average rate traveled by the user on the motion path. , increased altitude, average heart rate. FIG. 10 is a schematic diagram showing a first user electronic device 50 displaying a user interface having six columns on the screen 124. The six columns respectively show the distance, time, and average speed traveled by the user on the motion path. , increased altitude, average heart rate, and average cadence.

Please refer to FIG. 11. FIG. 11 is a schematic diagram of a notification frame of the first mobile electronic device 50 on the screen 128 of the present invention. Figure 11 is a diagram showing that after the user completes the third lap of the movement path, the screen 128 will display a window to inform the user of the time and average heartbeat to complete the third lap motion path.

Referring to FIG. 12, FIG. 12 is a schematic diagram showing a state notification frame displayed on the screen 132 by the first mobile electronic device 50 of the present invention. Figure 12 is a diagram illustrating the user issuing a control command to the first mobile electronic device 50, and the first mobile electronic device 50 subsequently issues an instruction to the first mobile phone 40 to temporarily stop recording the motion data about the user, in response to the occasional use. The person needs to take a break and hope to stop the first mobile phone 40 from continuously calculating the situation of the fitness data. The status notification bar frame may be a pop-up message displayed on the screen 132, and the first mobile electronic device 50 may also use a sound effect notification instead of displaying the status notification bar to notify.

In addition to displaying motion data, the first mobile electronic device 50 can also be used to communicate with other communication devices. For example, a user can use a short message service (SMS) to receive or transmit text messages. Moreover, the user can send a message from the first mobile electronic device 50 to the second mobile electronic device 70 or send a message from the second mobile electronic device 70 to the first mobile electronic device 50. The transmitted message may include only text, or may include fitness information so that the user of the first mobile electronic device 50 can share his fitness information to the second mobile electronic device 70. For example, when the first mobile electronic device 50 receives the fitness information from its friends and relatives, the name of the relatives and friends can be received together to know which relatives and friends the received fitness information belongs to and used for The shared fitness information can include speed, distance, time, and heart rate. Moreover, if the first mobile electronic device 50 is configured to support the call on the hardware, the first mobile electronic device 50 can be used to make and receive calls.

As described above, any data transmitted from the first mobile electronic device 50 to the second mobile electronic device 70 must first pass through the first mobile phone 40, the server 20, and the second mobile phone 60, and if the first mobile phone 40 can directly In communication with the second mobile phone 60, the server 20 can be omitted. In addition, the data transmitted between the first mobile electronic device 50 and the second mobile electronic device 70 can be encrypted, and the remaining devices of the present invention can also be used for information transmission. Encryption to prevent other unauthorized users from taking information or taking information.

The user can register the fitness group through the server 20 to become a member. The fitness group includes a plurality of members, and the member includes at least the first mobile electronic device 40. In addition, the user can send a message to the other members of the same fitness group through the server autonomic group to share the user's data with other members of the fitness group. The data of a mobile electronic device 40 includes path information, meeting times, relative positions, and/or fitness data.

Please refer to FIG. 13 , which is a schematic diagram of the first mobile electronic device 50 of the present invention displaying an incoming call notification frame on the screen 136 . As shown in FIG. 13, the call notification frame can inform the user of the name and phone number of the caller who dials the first mobile phone 40. Therefore, the user can use the call notification frame displayed on the screen 136 to determine whether or not The caller makes a call. Please refer to FIG. 14. FIG. 14 is a schematic diagram showing a text message notification frame on the screen 140 of the first mobile electronic device 50 of the present invention. As shown in FIG. 14, since the message containing only the text can be easily displayed on the small-sized screen, the text message is displayed on the screen 140 of the first mobile electronic device 50, so that the user can easily know what the relatives and friends want to convey. The message does not need to carry the first mobile phone 40 to receive the message. In order to allow the user to quickly answer an incoming call on the first mobile phone 40 or learn a short message from another person without carrying the first mobile phone 40, the physical fitness system 10 of the present invention can be set to be When the first mobile phone 40 receives an incoming call or a short message, the first mobile phone 40 actively transmits an incoming call notification or receives a short message notification to the first mobile electronic device 50.

The user interface of the physical fitness system 10 of the present invention may include an alarm function for enabling the first mobile phone 40 to transmit an emergency call and/or an emergency message, and the emergency phone and/or emergency message may be transmitted through the user. One click, double click, or long press The touch screen of the first mobile electronic device 50 is used to issue an instruction to send an emergency call and/or an emergency message, and the long press may be, for example, continuously pressing the touch screen for more than a predetermined time. Since the user has already worn the first mobile electronic device 50, the user can directly send a distress signal through the user interface of the first mobile electronic device 50 without sending a distress signal through the first mobile phone 40. Emergency information and related user information can be stored in a large number of data storage devices 30.

In summary, the present invention provides an apparatus and method for a user to easily track an individual's fitness status without affecting exercise. First, since the user does not need to take out the first mobile phone 40 that may be placed in the pocket or the bag to access the fitness data, the incoming call or the short message, and only consult the first mobile electronic device 50 such as worn on the wrist, Significantly increase the convenience of sports. Moreover, through the first mobile electronic device 50, the user can issue an emergency help signal to increase the safety of the exercise. Moreover, if the user needs to pause the rest during exercise, the first mobile phone device 50 can be temporarily stopped to continue to calculate the fitness data to prevent the learned fitness data from being inaccurate.

Although the present invention has been disclosed in the above preferred embodiments, it is not intended to limit the invention, and may be modified by those skilled in the art without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention. And the scope of the present invention is defined by the scope of the appended claims.

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Claims (18)

A method for displaying a fitness data on a first mobile electronic device by communicating a first mobile electronic device with a first mobile phone, comprising: storing a database in a memory of the first mobile phone In the body, the database includes geographic data; the first mobile phone receives a location signal indicating the location of the first mobile phone; and the location signal received indirectly according to the first mobile phone is in the first action Transmitting, by the first mobile electronic device, a request for the fitness data to the first mobile phone, wherein the first mobile electronic device is mechanically separated from the first mobile phone After the first mobile phone receives the request, the first mobile phone transmits the physical fitness data to the first mobile electronic device; and displays the physical fitness data to the first mobile electronic device. a display panel; wherein when the first mobile electronic device transmits a pause request to the first mobile phone, the first mobile phone stops generating the fitness data The method of claim 1, further comprising the first mobile electronic device communicating with a second mobile electronic device via the first mobile phone and a second mobile phone, wherein the first mobile electronic device is connected to the first mobile electronic device A mobile telephone exchanges information, the first mobile telephone exchanges information with the second mobile telephone, and the second mobile telephone exchanges information with the second mobile electronic device. The method of claim 2, wherein the first mobile phone and the second mobile phone communicate with each other directly or via a server. The method of claim 2, further comprising the first mobile electronic device and the second mobile electronic The device exchanges messages or fitness statistics. The method of claim 1, further comprising: registering, by a server, an integrated fitness group, the physical fitness group comprising a plurality of members, the members comprising the first mobile electronic device; A member of the fitness group sends a message to the other members of the fitness group and receives information from other members of the fitness group through the server to enable the member and the fitness group Other members share information with each other. The member's information includes path information, meeting time, relative location, and/or fitness information. The method of claim 1, further comprising: when the first mobile phone receives a call, the first mobile phone actively transmits an incoming call alert to the first mobile electronic device; and/or when the first action When the phone receives a message, the first mobile phone actively transmits a message alert to the first mobile electronic device. The method of claim 1, further comprising: transmitting navigation data from the first mobile phone to the first mobile electronic device; and displaying the navigation data on the display panel of the first mobile electronic device. The method of claim 1, wherein generating the fitness data comprises generating a rate, a distance, and/or a heartbeat frequency for a user of the first mobile phone. The method of claim 1, wherein the first mobile electronic device communicates with the first mobile phone according to an ANT+ wireless communication protocol or a Bluetooth low energy (BLE) wireless communication protocol. The method of claim 1, further comprising enabling an alert function of the first mobile electronic device to enable the first mobile phone to transmit an emergency call and/or an emergency message. A fitness system includes: a first mobile phone, comprising: a memory, storing a database, the database containing geographic data; and a location receiving device for receiving a location indicating the location of the first mobile phone And a processor for generating physical fitness data according to the position signal received by the receiving device at any time according to the position; and a first mobile electronic device configured to be mechanically separated from the first mobile phone, The first mobile electronic device includes: a user interface for issuing a request, after the first mobile phone receives the request, the first mobile phone transmits the physical fitness data to the first action An electronic device; and a display panel, configured to display the physical fitness data after the first mobile phone transmits the physical fitness data to the first mobile electronic device; wherein the first mobile electronic device transmits Upon suspending the request to the first mobile phone, the first mobile phone stops generating the fitness data. The physical fitness system of claim 11, further comprising: a second mobile phone; and a second mobile electronic device; wherein the first mobile electronic device transmits the first mobile phone and the second mobile phone Communicating with the second mobile electronic device, the first mobile electronic device exchanges data with the first mobile phone, and the first mobile phone exchanges data with the second mobile phone, and The second mobile phone exchanges data with the second mobile electronic device. The physical fitness system of claim 12, further comprising a server, wherein the first mobile phone and the second mobile phone communicate with each other directly or via the server, and the first mobile electronic device Exchanging information or fitness statistics with the second mobile electronic device. The physical fitness system of claim 11, wherein the integrated fitness group is registered by a server, the fitness group includes a plurality of members, the members include the first mobile electronic device, and the A member of the fitness group sends a message to the other members of the fitness group through the server to share the member's data with other members of the fitness group, the member's data includes the path Information, meeting time, relative position and/or fitness information. The physical fitness system of claim 11, wherein when the first mobile phone receives an incoming call, the first mobile phone actively transmits an incoming call alert to the first mobile electronic device, and/or when the first When the mobile phone receives a message, the first mobile phone actively transmits a message alert to the first mobile electronic device. The physical fitness system of claim 11, wherein the first mobile phone transmits navigation data to the first mobile electronic device, and the display panel displays the navigation data, and the physical fitness data includes the first The rate, distance, and/or heart rate of the user of one of the mobile phones. The physical fitness system of claim 11, wherein the first mobile electronic device comprises a wireless module, the first mobile phone comprises a wireless transceiver, and the first mobile electronic device transmits the wireless module and The wireless transceiver communicates with the first mobile phone. The physical fitness system of claim 11, wherein the user interface includes an alert function. The first mobile phone is configured to transmit an emergency call and/or an emergency message.