Radio having memory means for storing radio user validation code

Telecommunications – Transmitter and receiver at same station – With a common signal processing stage

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4551861, 379357, H04B 138, H04M 100

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ABSTRACT:
A radio (e.g. a cellular radio telephone) is provided which is capable of operating with a set of incoming and outgoing call functions. Removable memory means 132 are provided (e.g. a smart card) for storing radio function selecting information 133 and a radio user validation code. The radio communicates with a radio communications system in response to the code for enabling the radio to receive incoming calls at least. Radio function control means activate a subset of the call functions within the set of call functions in response to the radio function selecting information stored in the removable memory means.

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