Patent
1975-08-22
1976-07-13
Cooper, William C.
H04Q 364
Patent
active
039695891
ABSTRACT:
A PBX switching system is described in which a queue is used to provide sequential serving of attendant directed calls. This is accomplished by sequentially storing the identity of the calling circuit for each newly arrived attendant directed call in an attendant queue. When an attendant position becomes available, the calling circuit identity stored longest in the queue is used to directly select the associated calling circuit and to connect this circuit to the attendant.
REFERENCES:
patent: 3702380 (1972-11-01), Gueldenpfennig
patent: 3721770 (1973-03-01), Beidel et al.
patent: 3789153 (1974-01-01), Malm
Meise, Jr. Henry August
Taylor George William
Bell Telephone Laboratories Incorporated
Cooper William C.
Tannenbaum David H.
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