In-house communication system for transmitting and receiving bot

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1995-02-06

1998-02-03

Woo, Stella

Telephonic communications

Telephone line or system combined with diverse electrical...

To produce visual-graphic copy

379 9309, 379373, 379164, 358434, H04M 1100

Patent

active

057153019

ABSTRACT:
An in-house communication system comprises a PBX and a line switching device 15 electively connected to a telephone 18 or a facsimile equipment 17 in response to a designating signal sent from an intended party designating signal sending device 6 or 42 of the PBX, thereby providing both facsimile and telephone service directly available in each guest room of a hotel without renovating the telephone wiring in the facility.

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