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Telecommunications – Transmitter and receiver at same station – Radiotelephone equipment detail

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455421, 4551584, H04Q 720

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061310468

ABSTRACT:
A communications apparatus which has a man/machine interface to prevent or dissuade a user from performing a wasteful calling operation. In one implementation, the communications apparatus is suitable for transmission and reception and includes a display unit for displaying a content associated with a communication operation, a detector for checking whether a communication is available based upon a reception signal, and a display controller for inhibiting the unit from displaying the content when the communication is unavailable.

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