Telecommunications – Transmitter and receiver at separate stations
Patent
1993-02-19
1995-11-07
Eisenzopf, Reinhard J.
Telecommunications
Transmitter and receiver at separate stations
455 541, 455 561, 455 581, 379 59, H04Q 720
Patent
active
054653886
ABSTRACT:
An emergency portable cellular radiotelephone (10) communicates with the one of A and B cellular systems that offers the best signalling. The radiotelephone may be energized from an internal battery (50) or an external power source (62). A single switch (38) is used to instigate emergency communication services. When a signalling channel is available and the switch (38) is activated, the radiotelephone (10) requests the placement of a call to a "911" phone number. Once the call is established, it may not be terminated at the radiotelephone (10), other than by removing power.
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Eisenzopf Reinhard J.
Gresham Lowell W.
Le Thanh
Meschkow Jordan M.
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