Telephonic communications – Emergency or alarm communications – Responsive to sensed nonsystem condition
Patent
1990-10-24
1993-09-21
Ng, Jin F.
Telephonic communications
Emergency or alarm communications
Responsive to sensed nonsystem condition
379 39, 379 58, 379 59, 340426, 340430, 340527, 340528, H04M 1104, H04M 1100
Patent
active
052475646
ABSTRACT:
A cellular mobile radiotelephone (CMR 12) which detects and reports security breach conditions is disclosed. The CMR (12) includes a remotely programmable unit (RPU 48) in which alarm parameter data (1200) may be recorded from a remote programming (RP) host (22). An input (54) may be adapted to receive a vehicle alarm system (26) output. When the alarm system activates, a Mode 1 Alarm procedure (1700) is performed. If the alarm indication is deemed genuine, the CMR (12) automatically places a call to a security service (28). When a vehicle ignition signal (52) has just turned "on", a Mode 2 Alarm procedure (1800) is performed. A user is given a period of time, which is established remotely (1214), to enter a disarming code. If the disarming code is not entered in time, a genuine alarm event is assumed, and the CMR (12) places a call to the security service (28). In placing calls to the security service (28), numerous alarm parameters are established remotely. Thus, multiple call attempts to multiple telephone numbers (1216-1218), repeat call attempts for multiple iterations (1220), delays between call attempts (1222), diverse data formats (1224-1226), and multiple security breach reporting intervals (1228) are programmed remotely as needed to achieve a desired level of security protection.
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Flickinger Don J.
Gresham Lowell W.
GTE Mobile Communications Service Corp.
Meschkow Jordan M.
Ng Jin F.
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