Removable card for use in a radio unit

Details Removable card for use in a radio unit Removable card for use in a radio unit

2005-11-15

2005-11-15

Lee, Diane I. (Department: 2876)

Registers

Systems controlled by data bearing records

Credit or identification card systems

C455S419000, C455S461000

Reexamination Certificate

active

06964369

ABSTRACT:
A removable card is used in radio units. The card comprises a memory for storing telephone numbers associated with an owner of the card. One of the telephone numbers is a telephone number of the owner. The memory is configured so that upon insertion of the card in a radio unit, that radio unit receives calls associated with the owner telephone number stored on the card.

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