Method and apparatus for routing a dialed telephone number

Telephonic communications – Supervisory or control line signaling – Substation originated

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379112, 379113, 379115, 379221, H04M 1500

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061378771

ABSTRACT:
A method and apparatus are provided for selectively routing a dialed telephone number. The apparatus intercepts a dialed telephone number having a plurality of digits and prevents the dialing of the number from being completed over the telephone access line. A comparator compares the digits of the dialed telephone number to a preselected combination of digits and also includes routing means for routing the dialed number along a first route if the compared digits are in agreement, but will route the dialed telephone number along a second route if the compared digits are not in agreement with the preselected combination.

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