Telephonic communications – Supervisory or control line signaling – Substation originated
Patent
1986-12-24
1988-04-05
Ng, Jin F.
Telephonic communications
Supervisory or control line signaling
Substation originated
379428, 379434, 379436, H04M 102
Patent
active
047364114
ABSTRACT:
A telephone instrument comprising a handset and a base unit in which the base unit is substantially smooth on its upper surface except for a raised area having a spherical surface and a slight recess which respectively cooperate with a correspondingly formed spherically shaped indentation and a small raised semi-cylindrical portion on the handset. In this manner, the base unit provides a substantially smooth upper surface, so as not to provide any area that might retain dirt or grime. In one embodiment, the telephone instrument is formed of thermoplastic rubber and is substantially water-resistant, with all electrical components contained within the handset.
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Connors Matthew E.
Ng Jin F.
Pelton William E.
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