Patent
1983-11-14
1985-03-12
Rubinson, Gene Z.
179 81R, H04M 100
Patent
active
045047014
ABSTRACT:
In a telephone of the type wherein the receiver emits both voice and ringing signals, a gravity switch is electrically connected in parallel to a resistor, and such parallel connected elements are coupled between the ringing circuitry of the telephone and the receiver. Both the receiver and the gravity switch are housed within the telephone handset. When the handset is in its normal position the gravity switch provides a conductive path for the ringing signal from the ringing circuitry to the receiver. However, when the handset is tiltably displaced from its normal position, the conductive path through the gravity switch is broken, thereby causing the ringing signal to traverse the resistor. Passage of the ringing signal through the resistor results in the attenuation of this signal. Thus, when the handset or gravity switch is in its normal position, the receiver emits an audible ringing signal at a predetermined maximum decibel level. However, when the handset is tiltably displaced from its normal orientation, the receiver admits an audible ringing signal of lower decibel level.
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Calder Daniel N.
Dwyer James L.
J. C. Penney Company, Inc.
Rubinson Gene Z.
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