Cellular telephone signalling circuit operable with different ce

Telecommunications – Transmitter and receiver at same station – Transceiver controlling a separate transceiver or receiver

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455 331, 455 70, 379 59, H04B 140, H04B 726, H04Q 704

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053966538

ABSTRACT:
Apparatus operable with different cellular telephone systems and signalling protocols is described. Signalling messages, both data messages and supervisory related signals between a cellular telephone microcontroller (4) and a base station are transferred via a baseband signalling circuit (10). The baseband signalling circuit is operable to employ different signalling protocols, the protocol being selected by control bits provided from the microcontroller to the signalling circuit. In a preferred embodiment, the signalling protocol selection is made between an AMPS/TACS signalling protocol and a NAMPS/NTACS subaudible signalling protocol.

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