Telecommunication system intruding on a busy called party

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1996-08-30

2000-04-04

Wolinsky, Scott

Telephonic communications

Special services

Call waiting

379210, 379 9335, H04M 342

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060470577

ABSTRACT:
A telecommunication system is described which comprises at least a first and a second end station. The first end station enables intruding on the second end station if the latter is in a busy mode by sending an intrude message to the second end station. The second end station is configured for reproducing the intrude message. This makes it possible to intrude without disturbing the call being held by the second end station.

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