Apparatus for driving a service function unit of a multi-functio

Telephonic communications – Supervisory or control line signaling – Substation originated

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379354, 340717, H04M 126

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052069044

ABSTRACT:
In an apparatus for driving a service function unit of a multi-function telephone set, each service function is carried out by pushing one hardware type programmable key. The pushing of the programmable key is to read programmed service information stored in a memory, and to process the read service information, so that the service function is easily carried out by a single key operation by a user of the telephone set.

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