Abstract: The invention relates to a built-in antenna module for a wireless communication terminal. The module includes at least one radiator. The module also includes a base having an inner space, disposed on a board of a terminal body, and having the radiator on an outer surface thereof to enable electric connection between an end of the radiator and the board of the terminal body. The module further includes an operator disposed in the inner space of the base for indicating an incoming call when power is supplied. The invention efficiently utilizes a limited space in the terminal body with enhanced capabilities of the antenna.

Abstract: The present invention relates to method and apparatus for interfacing for querying a device between various applications operated on a home network and a library to ensure their compatibility. In a method for querying a device on a home network according to the present invention, a control application calls a function of a library for querying a device or a list of devices on a network, and the library checks individual devices and writes a list of the individual devices or detailed information on the device in a location that an input argument accompanied by the calling points to, thereby delivering a list of devices or detailed information on a device to the control application.

Abstract: The present invention relates to method and apparatus for interfacing for controlling a device between various applications operated on a home network and a library to ensure their compatibility. An interfacing method according to the present invention discloses processes to initialize a library being executed in a device for managing a home network, to set a home code for managing a home network exclusively, to manage address of each device on a home network, and to set conditions necessary for device monitoring.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are a wireless terminal-interoperable home network system and a method for controlling the same. A home server is linked with a security device and camera installed in a building to, when the security device senses entrance/exit of an outsider into/from the building, acquire an internal image of the building from the camera and send the acquired image to a wireless terminal of a user to enable the user to monitor the internal situation of the building in real time. The user can access the home server over a wireless communication network from a remote place outside of the building without separate access to the Internet to receive the internal image of the building and check the internal situation of the building on the basis of the received internal image, resulting in an increase in convenience of use.