Voice over internet protocol telephone system and method
AssigneeMotorola, Inc.
InventorsWesley Stuart Jones, Timothy Cotton, Robert Victor Holland
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AssigneeMotorola, Inc.
InventorsWesley Stuart Jones, Timothy Cotton, Robert Victor Holland
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An Internet Protocol telephone system and method uses a telephone (26) to place and receive voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP)-based telephone calls and public switched telephone network (PSTN)-based telephone calls. An off-hook condition with the telephone (26) is detected and a sequence of signals generated by the telephone (26) is received. At least a first signal generated by the telephone (26) is buffered while the system attempts to detect a predetermined signal that signifies a VoIP-based call. Upon detection of the predetermined signal, the system intercepts subsequent signals in the sequence, absent the at least first signal that was buffered, and places the VoIP-based call via an internet (12). Otherwise, the system places the PSTN-based call via a PSTN (16).
In an Internet Protocol telephone using a telephone to place and receive voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP)-based and public switches telephone network (PSTN)-based telephone calls, a method which occurs during a PSTN-based telephone call, the method comprising:
In an Internet Protocol telephone system using a digital wireless handset to place and receive internet-based telephone calls using a voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) as well as public switched telephone network (PSTN)-based calls via a common compression decompression engine, a method for dynamically routing a voice stream call over either the PSTN or an internet comprising steps of:
In an Internet Protocol telephone system using a telephone to place and receive voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) telephone calls and public switched telephone network (PSTN)-based telephone calls, a system for dynamically routing a telephone call over either the PSTN or an internet comprising:
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