Telephonic communications – Multi-line or key substation system with selective switching... – With special service
Patent
1989-05-24
1990-05-01
Schreyer, Stafford D.
Telephonic communications
Multi-line or key substation system with selective switching...
With special service
379164, 379217, 379374, 379 67, H04M 350
Patent
active
049225260
ABSTRACT:
A call processor (32) for intercepting incoming calls to a key telephone system (10) and returning a message to a calling party. A digital message storage unit (48) stores messages associating called parties with respective pseudo-telephone numbers so the calling party can input information identifying a desired called party. A CPU (50) of the call processor (32) references a look-up table (52) with the pseudo-telephone number input by the calling party to select and transmit a message via an intercom line (36) to the key telephone system (10). The message carried by the intercom line (36) broadcasts a message relating to the identity of the called party as well as the line to utilize.
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Krakau Herbert B.
Mehta Bakulesh A.
Morganstein Sanford J.
Dytel Corporation
Schreyer Stafford D.
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