Nec Corporation

Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation

K.k. Toshiba

Kabushiki Kaisha Toshiba

Hideki Toyama

Noboru Saegusa

Koji Ono

Yuji Ohta

Shoji Fuse

Yukihiro Shimura

Toshihiro Hara

A control method for a cordless telephone system including a main apparatus connected to a telephone line and having a line control function, a plurality of stationary apparatuses connected to the main apparatus and each having a radio transmitter/receiver, and portable telephones capable of communicating with the stationary apparatuses through a radio channel. When the main apparatus receives a simultaneous calling request signal from one portable telephone through a given stationary apparatus, it transmits a simultaneous calling request signal to whichever of the other portable telephones are not in use through corresponding stationary apparatuses. The main apparatus then receives, from that responding portable telephone through the corresponding stationary apparatus, an incoming call response signal including an extension number of the responding portable telephone which received the simultaneous calling request signal, and transmits a response display signal including that extension number to the portable telephone which requested simultaneous calling. The portable telephone which requested simultaneous calling displays the extension number of the responding portable telephone.

Control method for cordless telephone which displays identities of

Radio communication system having control method for shortening call

Disclosed is a radio channel control method for a system including a main apparatus connected to a telephone line and having a channel control function, a plurality of stationary apparatuses connected to the main apparatus and each having a radio transmitter/receiver, and a portable telephone capable of communicating with the stationary apparatuses through a radio channel. In this method, the main apparatus designates each stationary apparatus in a main or sub state to control communication with the portable telephone and monitors a state signal including information of the main or sub state transmitted from each stationary apparatus. When the state signal from a given stationary apparatus does not coincide with a state of the given stationary apparatus designated by the main apparatus, the main apparatus transmits a state designation signal to the given stationary apparatus to coincide with the state designated by the main apparatus.

Method for controlling a plurality of stationary apparatuses in a

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Kanagawa, Japan

Hideki Toyama