Ring varying technique for a telephone

Telephonic communications – Supervisory or control line signaling – Signal reception at substation

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379374, 379375, 379251, 379252, H04M 300, H04M 500, H04M 100

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ABSTRACT:
A technique for selectively storing as a selected ring one of various rings programmed in a ROM within a controller of a telephone which has a controller for storing a program for various rings therein, an output key for confirming the stored rings, and a selection key for selecting a ring, the technique including the steps of: storing as a selected ring one of the rings stored in the controller; and transmitting the selected ring stored in step in response to a call signal being inputted.

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