Digital telephone overcoming international incompatibilities

Telephonic communications – Diagnostic testing – malfunction indication – or electrical... – Testing of subscriber loop or terminal

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379 28, 341138, 370202, 370466, 375249, H04M 322, H04M 162, H04J 322, H04J 1500

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056527829

ABSTRACT:
A digital telephone (60) comprises send equipment (40) and receive equipment (50), coupled via a signal splitter/combiner (61) onto a digital telephone line (62) for communication with a remote party (90). The send equipment (40) comprises an A-law map (12) and a mu-law map (43). Receive equipment (50) comprises an inverse A-law map (14) and an inverse mu-law map (52). Maps (12,43) are selectable by the user (80). Similarly, inverse maps (14,52) are also selectable by the user (80). Each of send equipment (40) and receive equipment (50) may further comprise an un-quick-fix module (45) for removing unwanted insertions of quick fixes (25) inserted into the telephone line (62) by international telephone companies. Receive equipment (50) may further comprise a digital signal processor (57), computer (56), a set of prestored templates (58) corresponding to possible incoming telephone characteristics, and a caller parameter decipher module (51).

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