Transceiver that prohibit the vibration motor

A transceiver comprises a vibration motor for vibrating the transceiver itself in order to notice a call to a user. The vibration motor is driven when a receiving unit issues a received signal in a vibration mode. The vibration motor is prohibited, for a specific time, from being driven when the user operates a specific action such as pushing a transmission button. The transceiver can make a recipient pay attention by vibration without disturbing the user attending, for example, a meeting. Since the vibration motor is not driven while a transmission or reception is repeated within the specific time, users can talk smoothly with the transceiver.