Automatic call-back "camp-on" service for communication systems
AssigneeRolm Company
InventorJohn M. Albrecht
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AssigneeRolm Company
InventorJohn M. Albrecht
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The present invention is directed to a technique for selectively storing a message (or note) by a calling party in a communication system when a call to a called party cannot be completed and an automatic or manual redial function is activated. When a call between two communication devices cannot be completed due to a called communication device being busy or unanswered, the calling party can selectively store a message related to that call when activating the automatic or manual redial function. This message can be stored locally in an intelligent calling communication device, or centrally in a Voicemail system or PBX for non-intelligent communication devices. Where the message is stored locally in an intelligent calling communication device, the message is replayed each time a redial button on the device is depressed. Where the message is stored centrally in a Voicemail system or PBX, the message is replayed to the calling party prior to an automatic redial sequence completing a call.
A method of establishing a second call between a calling and a called communication device in a communication system once a first call is not completed, comprising the steps of:
A method of establishing a second call between a calling and a called communication device once a first call is initially not completed in a communication system having centralized automatic redialing equipment, the method comprising the steps of:
A method of establishing a second call between a calling and a called communication device once a first call is initially not completed in a communication system where the calling communication device is a local intelligent communication device that has redial and memory capability, the method comprising the steps of:
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