Folded-type portable telephone set

Telecommunications – Transmitter and receiver at same station – Radiotelephone equipment detail

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455421, 455 90, 455575, 455422, H04Q 720

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061672882

ABSTRACT:
A control circuit 7 investigates, based on inputs from an opening/closing condition detecting circuit 3 and a display button switch 1, a radio wave receiving condition when the display button switch 1 is operated while first and second main bodies 8 and 9 are closed, instructs, if although out of bounds is displayed when the display button switch 1 is operated, the display is then changed to within bounds, a sounder 6 to issue an informing sound in order to inform a user of the change in condition and also instructs a display lamp 2 for displaying. The sounder 6 informs the user of the change in condition from out of bounds to within bounds and the display lamp 2 displays within bounds.

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