Telephone and auto-redialing method
AssigneeNEC Corporation
InventorToshio Hori
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Abstract
Disclosed is a telephone including: an audio database for storing a tone or a message received when a phone call is not connected; an audio recognition unit that determines whether a tone or a message received, when making a phone call, matches the tone or the message stored in the audio database; and a redialing unit that carries out redialing when it is determined by the audio recognition unit that the received tone or message matches the tone or message stored in the audio database.
Claims6
A telephone having a redialing function, comprising:
- an audio database for storing a tone or a message received when a phone call is not connected;
- an audio recognition unit that determines whether a tone or a message received, when making a phone call, matches the tone or the message stored in the audio database;
- and
- a redialing unit that carries out redialing when it is determined by the audio recognition unit that the received tone or message matches that stored in the audio database.
An auto-redialing method in a telephone having a redialing function, comprising:
- storing a tone or a message received, when a phone call is not connected, in an audio database;
- determining whether a tone or a message received when making a phone call matches the tone or the message stored in the audio database;
- and
- carrying out redialing when it is determined that the received tone or message matches the tone or message that is stored in the audio database.
A program for causing a telephone having a redialing function to execute:
- a procedure of determining whether a tone or a message received, when making a phone call, matches a tone or a message stored as a tone or a message received when a phone call is not connected in an audio database;
- and
- a procedure of carrying out redialing when it is determined that the received tone or message matches the tone or message that is stored in the audio database.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.