Method for providing caller data in a time division multiplexed

Multiplex communications – Wide area network – Packet switching

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379207, 379265, H04B 156

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055576052

ABSTRACT:
A source communication unit (101) transmits a voice message to a target communication unit (103) via a first wireless communication resource. In a first embodiment, the target communication unit transmits a caller data request regarding the source communication unit to a central controller (106) via a second wireless communication resource. The central controller determines and interleaves the caller data, via a third wireless communication resource, with the voice message or with a subsequent voice message. In a second embodiment, the caller data request is sent directly to the source communication unit. The source communication unit includes the caller data with a subsequent voice message transmission to the target communication unit.

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