Patent
1981-07-27
1983-05-03
Brigance, Gerald L.
179 99LS, 179 18FA, H04Q 518
Patent
active
043821634
ABSTRACT:
A microcomputer controlled key telephone line circuit for use in a key telephone. A microcomputer is used to sequentially and alternately scan the ringing leads and tip and ring leads associated with connected line circuits and A leads associated with connected telephone stations. The microcomputer operates in response to changes in the status of these leads to control the normal key telephone functions such as line pickup, hold and ringing current detection, lamp illumination and tone signaling.
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Lind Paul U.
White Thomas E.
Black Robert J.
Brigance Gerald L.
GTE Automatic Electric Labs Inc.
Hendricks Gregory
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