T-netix, Inc.

Telequip Labs, Inc.

John Beck Mow

Danny C Milliorn

Uday R Parekh

For use with an automated call placement system (ACP) having a switching service unit (SSU), a call monitoring unit capable of monitoring a selected one of lines coupled to the switching service unit and a method of making a recording of a conversation occurring on a selected one of lines coupled to the switching service unit. In one embodiment, the system includes: (1) an analog or digital recorder, coupled to the call monitoring unit, that monitors a call carried on the selected one of the lines and creates a recording of the call on a storage medium associated therewith, the storage medium being of finite capacity thereby causing the recording to be subject to eventual overwriting and (2) a recorder controller, coupled to the recorder, that audibly reproduces the call to a user in real time and allows the user to preserve the recording to delay or prevent the overwriting.

System and method for ex post facto preserving a recorded conversation

The invention is a computerized system that allows inmates of a correctional institution to communicate with parties outside the facilities via telephonic or electronic messaging events. The system provides a means to bill for the events while controlling to whom the inmate can communicate with or from whom they may receive communications, including controlling the method, the length, limited content editing, the frequency of communicating, storage of and the manner of alerting a recipient of a message or receipt thereof.

Message screening, delivery and billing system

A system and method for remotely controlling the call monitoring functions performed by an automated call placement system (ACP) and an ACP incorporating the system or the method. In one embodiment, the system includes: (1) a controller, coupled to the call monitoring unit and having a single wire pair interface, that transmits traffic carried on the selected one of the lines via the interface, transmits function menus via the interface, receives in-band control commands via the interface and controls functions of the call monitoring unit in response thereto and (2) an in-band data-capable device having a display, coupled to the interface via a single wire pair, that receives and audibly reproduces the traffic, displays the function menus on the display and transmits the in-band control commands to the controller thereby to control the call monitoring unit.

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Dallas, TX, United States of America

John Beck Mow