Routing of special emergency calls

Telephonic communications – Emergency or alarm communications – Central office responsive to emergency call or alarm

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379 37, H04M 1104

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054447607

ABSTRACT:
A call is routed from a calling station on the one hand, by directing the call, in response to dialing by the calling station of an assigned emergency number, to an emergency answering service. On the other hand, in response to a command such as dialing by the calling station of a predetermined exigency code, the call is routed by accessing from a data base one of a number of a given exigency stations associated with the command, the calling number, the calling address, and/or the exigency station address; and directing the call from the calling station to the accessed exigency station.

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