Abstract:
A communication terminal apparatus connected to an ISDN treats communication information as being confidential in accordance with the result of a comparison between a subaddress received along with the communication information and confidentiality information stored in advance and corresponding to the subaddress, or analyzes confidentiality information contained at a subaddress and treats communication information as being confidential based on the results of the analysis. Also disclosed is a communication terminal apparatus connected to an ISDN for adding specific destination information to communication information in accordance with the result of a comparison between a subaddress received along with the communication information and destination information stored in advance and corresponding to the subaddress.
Abstract:
A text mail system in which a pseudo destination subaddress randomly generated at a call receiver side at the time of receiving an incoming call from an integrated services digital network is used to manage the storing or reading out operation of various sorts of messages in a mail box. The text mail system, which uses the pseudo destination subaddress as a box number based on the property that the pseudo destination subaddress is randomly given for each incoming call, can secure a high mail confidence.
Abstract:
A low-cost implementation of a voice message system is indicated. To that end, a digital signal processor (DSP) and a second memory (ROM) with program modules for executing the functions of "automatic operator" and/or "mailbox" are integrated in a digital telephone (TE4). In addition, the digital telephone (TE4) is able to execute an "individual messages" function, whereby a message intended only for another telephone (TEA) is transmitted to this other telephone (TEA) by means of the digital telephone (TE4).
Abstract:
A communication terminal device connected to a communication network via a plurality of information channels used for transfer of information such as line switching information or packet switching information and a signal channel used for control of calling an objective communication terminal. In the device, two CODECs are provided in two corresponding information channels among information channels and analog sources such as a handset and a communication function control unit operative in a G3 facsimile mode for encoding and converting switching information, supplied from the analog sources to the information channels, to a digital signal, and decoding and converting switching information received from the information channels, to analog signals. Analog switches are provided between the analog sources and the CODECs to switch among the analog switches and these CODECs to send and receive signals to and from the analog sources and the CODECs. Thus, simultaneous communication of image information (G3 mode)/image information (G4 mode), image information (G3 mode)/voice information, and voice information/voice information is possible depending on the aspect in which the analog switches are switched.
Abstract:
In a telephone exchange apparatus according to this invention, a message or data can be registered in an information medium such as an electronic notebook at a location away from a telephone, and the information medium is attached to the telephone to load the registered data. With this simple operation, data can be registered in a plurality of telephone exchange apparatuses, or a message can be displayed on telephones, thereby preventing registration from being forgotten, and informing a message.
Abstract:
An office communication system for transmitting data and/or video information through a communication network to a given device and at a given point in time. An automatic selection device is provided having a timer circuit with a calendar function which may be adjusted by the user along with control device. The automatic selecting device makes a connection through the communication network corresponding to the time desired by the user. A data transmission occurs through a communication interface means at a time which is cost favorable to the user.
Abstract:
A communication station capable of transmitting audible speech represented by speech signals received on the line during the on-hook state. A calling party name may be spoken at the station without requiring the call to be answered. The station is also usable, while on-hook, for receiving voice messages, e.g., emergency warnings, transmitted from a central office or customer premises switch.