Telephonic communications – Special services – Reserved call
Patent
1986-02-25
1987-04-21
Dwyer, James L.
Telephonic communications
Special services
Reserved call
H04M 342
Patent
active
046602208
ABSTRACT:
A method for signalling that a called telephone line in a telephone system will not be answered during an incoming call. Each called telephone line has a no answer mode. Incoming calls to a called telephone line in the no answer mode are coupled to a no answer trunk which transmits a distinctive no answer tone to the calling line. The no answer mode for a telephone line is activated by transmitting a no answer command code from the telephone line to a central control. All incoming calls through the central control are screened to determine whether the no answer mode of the called telephone line has been activated. A central control computer contains line information associated with each telephone line coupled to the central control. Each line information segment includes a field which indicates whether the associated telephone line is in the no answer mode.
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