Restaurant service request communications system
AssigneeCW Products, Inc.
InventorsPhilip L. Carlman, Jr., Robert K. Waite, Jr.
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AssigneeCW Products, Inc.
InventorsPhilip L. Carlman, Jr., Robert K. Waite, Jr.
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In the service request communication system disclosed herein, a plurality of battery-powered table units communicate a variety of service requests to a central server or master unit by a bi-directional wireless radio frequency data link. The table units remain in a low-power "sleep" state until any one of a plurality of switches is actuated by a customer to denote a corresponding service request. A transceiver is controlled by a microprocessor to transmit a coded signal identifying the request and then to receive and indicate to the customer an acknowledgment signal transmitted from the server or master station. At a server station a display is operated to identify the table unit/request combination, the display being canceled when a corresponding switch at the server unit is actuated, e.g. by the employee who will provide the service requested.
A service request communications system comprising at least one server unit and a plurality of remote units, each of said remote units comprising:
A service request communications system comprising a master unit, several server units, and a plurality of remote units, each of said remote units comprising:
A service request communications system comprising a master unit, several server units, and a plurality of remote units, each of said remote units comprising:
A service request communications system comprising a master unit, several server units, and a plurality of remote units, each of said remote units comprising:
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