Communications terminal equipment
AssigneeBrother Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorTetsuya Ouchi
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Abstract
Whether or not a calling signal is inputted to NCU 2 during facsimile communication is first monitored (S1). If no calling signal is detected (S1:NO), a subroutine processing for a display processing is executed (S2). If a calling signal is detected (S1:YES), a subroutine processing for the ID receiving processing is executed (S3). If the facsimile communication is terminated (S4:YES), a subroutine processing for the processing of displaying the received ID (S5), a subroutine processing for a printing processing (S6), and a subroutine processing for a redial processing (S7) are sequentially executed. The processing from S1 is then repeated (S9).
Claims19
A communications terminal device capable of conducting communications through a communication circuit, the device comprising:
- a facsimile function;
- a detection device which detects caller identification information belonging to an external communications terminal device when receiving an incoming call from the external communications terminal device while the communications terminal device is engaged in a previously initiated facsimile function with another external communications terminal device;
- an identification information memory for storing identification information detected by the detection device;
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- an information device for informing a user of the stored identification information.
A facsimile device capable of conducting communications through a communication circuit, the device comprising:
- a detection device for detecting caller identification information of an external communications terminal device which makes an incoming call to the facsimile device while the facsimile device is engaged in a previously initiated facsimile communication with another external communications terminal device;
- an identification information memory for storing identification information detected by the detection device;
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- an information device for informing a user of the stored identification information.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.