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Automatic paging telephone set and method for controlling thereof

  • US 5,128,980 A
  • Filed: 06/29/1990
  • Issued: 07/07/1992
  • Est. Priority Date: 09/08/1989
  • Status: Expired due to Term
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1. An automatic paging telephone set comprising:

  • a mode selecting switch having first, second, and third settings according to a paging number recording mode, a paging mode and a general communications mode, respectively, connected between a power source and a system controller;

    said system controller having a second memory for storing paging number information input from a first dual tone multi-frequency transmitter in response to said mode selecting switch being set in said first setting and a third memory for storing caller number information transmitted by a caller to the telephone set while said mode selecting switch is in said second setting;

    a switching circuit, connected to a telephone line, comprising a hook switch driven by a transceiver and a relay switch driven by said system controller via a relay driver for establishing or interrupting a communication channel;

    a second dual tone multi-frequency transmitter for receiving data from said controller and for converting said data to a dual tone multi-frequency;

    a communication circuit having a first input connected to an output of said first dual tone multi-frequency transmitter and to an output of said second dual tone multi-frequency transmitter, a second input connected to an output of said transceiver, an input-output line connected to said telephone line via said switching circuit and an output connected to said transceiver, a tone detector and a dual tone multi-frequency receiver;

    said dual tone multi-frequency receiver digitizes said paging number information transmitted in a dual tone multi-frequency from said first dual tone multi-frequency transmitter and said caller number information transmitted in a dual tone multi-frequency from said caller for storage in said second and third memories, respectively; and

    a ring detector connected to said telephone line for driving a speaker and for providing a ring detected signal to said system controller.

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