Personal services telephone handset and system
AssigneeForerunner Corporation
InventorThomas T. Alexander
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InventorThomas T. Alexander
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A telephone handset is described having an array of personal service buttons thereon employed by the user to carry out microprocessor controlled communication with a personal services facility. In an access mode of operation, by depressing one button, the handset will carry out dialing followed by an automatic protocol interaction and a subsequent transmission of account code specific to the user. The program then enters an interactive mode wherein the pushbuttons of the handset can be used for A VRS activity. Programming of the handset can be carried out by the dealer or at the user facility itself through the utilization of a small simple keypad which is coupled to the handset for that purpose. When combined with a security console, a priority protocol is established wherein security related signals are given precedence over handset activity.
A telephonic handset for telephonic communication through a telephone system line with service facilities having predetermined telephonic access numbers, account code data and access protocol codes, comprising:
A system for a user facility having secure and unsecure conditions which are monitored by detector devices deriving alarm signals in the presence of a said unsecure condition for transmission through a telephone system line to a security monitoring service having an alarm response capability, and said system further providing telephonic interactive communication through said telephone system line with a personal service facility having a telephonic access number, account code data associated with said user facility and an access protocol code, the system comprising:
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