Method for a cordless telephone with division of channels into g

Details Method for a cordless telephone with division of channels into g Method for a cordless telephone with division of channels into g

1995-04-07

1997-05-06

Cumming, William

Telephonic communications

Audio message storage, retrieval, or synthesis

379 58, 455 331, 455 341, 455 542, 455 342, H04Q 700

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056278837

ABSTRACT:
A method for facilitating communication between parent telephones and child telephones in a cordless telephone system. The method includes steps of dividing a plurality of channels into groups and assigning each parent telephone to one of the groups. When a child telephone is registered with one of the parent telephones, the child telephone may scan only the channels in the group assigned to the parent telephone with which the child telephone is registered, rather than the entire plurality of channels in the cordless telephone system.

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