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United
States
Patent
[191
Anderson
et
a1.
4,291,198
Sep.
22,
1981
[1 ll
[45]
154]
GENERAL-PURPOSE
ELECTRONIC
TELEPHONE
STATION
SET
[75]
[731
[21]
[22]
[51]
[52]
Filed:
[53]
Inventors:
Assignee:
Appl.
No.:
Robert
V.
Anderson,
West?eld;
Douglas
L.
Bayer,
Somerset;
David
W.
Hagelbarger,
Morris
Township,
Morris
County;
Peter
S.
Kubik,
South
Plainfield,
all
of
NJ.
Bell
Telephone
Laboratories,
Incorporated,
Murray
Hill,
NJ.
53,099
Jun.
28,
1979
Int.
Cl.3
....................
..
1104M
11/08;
H04M
1/02
U.S.
Cl.
...............................
..
179/2
DP;
340/706;
364/900;
179/100
R;
179/18
B
Field
of
Search
.....................
..
340/711,
712, 706;
178/18;
179/2
DP,
90
AN,
2
TV,
90
B,
18
B;
1561
3,521,008
3,566,370
3,587,053
3,643,219
3,757,037
3,792,462
3,932,709
4,001,807
4,007,443
4,1
12,258
4,1
17,542
4,130,831
364/
200,
900
References
Cited
U.S.
PATENT
DOCUMENTS
7/1970
2/1971
6/1971
2/1972
9/1973
2/1974
l/l976
1/1977
2/1977
9/1978
9/1978
12/1978
Tyson
................................
..
179/ 100
Worthington,
Jr.
et
a1.
....
..
364/900
Horzepa
et
al.
..............
..
364/900
Heimann
......
..
..
Bialek
.......
..
Casey
et
a].
Hoff
et
al.
Dallimonti
.......
..
Bromberg
et
al.
.
Alles
................
..
Klawner
et
al.
Haessler
et
a1.
...................
..
364/900
OTHER
PUBLICATIONS
Conference
Record,
1977
International
Conference
on
Communications,
vol.
2,
"An
Advanced
Home
Termi
nal
for
Interactive
Data
Communication",
pp.
19.6-4
7-19.6-50.
The
New
York
Times,
Dec.
4,
1978,
“Macy’s
Super~
phone
7700”,
p.
B9.
Telephony,
Feb.
26,
1979,
“Smart
Phones,
Aren’t
Com
ing,
They're
Here",
pp.
45,
48,
50,
and
52.
Computer
Design,
Jan.
1978,
“TCC,
Inc.,
Model
70
CRT
Terminal”,
p.
31.
Primary
Examiner—-Gerald
L.
Brigance
Attorney,
Agent,
or
Firm—Charles
S.
Phelan
[51]
ABSTRACT
The
power
of
computer-based
services
is
made
avail
able
to
telephone
subscribers
by
a
telephone
station
set
(10)
including
a
telephone
handset
(17) for
audio
trans
duction,
a
video
output
display
screen
(13)
and manual
input
key
facilities
(16,20,23)
coupled
for
interaction
by
a
data processing
facility
(43).
All
of
those
elements
are
included
in
a
common
station
set
housing
for
program
mable
interaction
under
control
of
the
station
set
user.
The
input
key
facilities
include
a
full
ASCII
key
set,
additional
buttons
(30-32)
for
signaling
standard
com
puter
service
functions,
and
keys
(16) for
user
selection
of
predetermined
different
text
portions
of
the
display
screen.
Also
shown
are
various
electrical
and
mechani
cal
features
which
facilitate
the
combining
of
the
func
tional
parts into
the
common
housing
and
illustrative
processes
(FIGS.
8-12)
for
demonstrating
the
program
mable
facility
interaction.
25
Claims,
15
Drawing
Figures
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Summary of Contents

Page 1 - Assignee:

United States Patent [191 Anderson et a1. 4,291,198 Sep. 22, 1981 [1 ll [45] 154] GENERAL-PURPOSE ELECTRONIC TELEPHONE STATION SET [75] [731 [21] [22]

Page 3

4,291,198 1 GENERAL-PURPOSE ELECTRONIC TELEPHONE STATION SET RELATED APPLICATIONS Ornamental design patent application in the names of D. W. Hagelbarg

Page 4

4,291,198 3 FIG. 7 illustrates a mechanical interlocking arrange ment for facilitating the assembling of the station set elements into a compact integ

Page 5 - PAIII‘UEELER

4,291,198 5 associated keys. Accordingly, it has been found to be advantageous in one embodiment to dedicate a key to each such action option type and

Page 6

4,291,198 7 arranged so that when actuated its armature strikes a solid member, e.g., the station set chassis, to provide an appropriate clicking soun

Page 7

4,291,198 9 relay contacts DR3 in the handset are opened in the circuit of the transmitter 73 for disabling that circuit during the transmission of di

Page 8

4,291,198 11 will be recirculated, e.g., to the screen 13 of the same set or when that screen will be employed to display data received from a remote

Page 9 - TQYC'FEDS

4,291,198 13 FIG. 7 against the lower tips of bezel 115 to press the bezel and tube 14 toward the left and thereby similarly de?ect the frame 119 suff

Page 10

4,291,198 15 43 are listed and described in Tables I and II which follow Interactions produced by different combina~ tions of these commands make it p

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4,291,198 17 At line 8:0 in Table II, a value of NULL (0), e.g., in a table provided by a new host, indicates that the host does not support this feat

Page 12

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4,291,198 19 character that is also used for a hard key function used as described in Table II, such a character is handled as earlier described befor

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US. Patent Sep. 22, 1981 Sheet4 of9 4,291,198 FIG .9 0 O LABEL POSITION KEY "E cunson FIG. l0 HG. m FIG. u FIG. I2 FIG. l3 vnocsss‘ co T0 EXTER

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