Hashimoto Corporation Kabushiki Kaisha

Hashimoto Koporeishon Kabushiki Kaisha

Hashimoto Koporeishon Kabushiki Kaisah

Kazuo Hashimoto

In an automatic telephone answering device, answering messages or signals recorded on a memorizing element are transmitted with a pause interval therebetween so as to allow a calling party to talk. An actuator is provided in a blank portion of the tape to energize a timer circuit for operating a loudspeaker for only 3 to 4 seconds to reproduce the voice of the calling party, so that a called party hearing the voice can recognize who the calling party is without picking up the hand-set of the telephone set.

Automatic telephone answering device

A telephone answering device comprises an oscillator circuit for first producing a peculiar signal such as a small Morse code 'K' twittering to notify a caller that he is calling a telephone answering device and thereafter intermittently producing 'beep' tone signal to notify him that he can continue to send his message, the production of these signals being controlled by the combination of a multi-vibrator circuit and a buffer circuit connected between the oscillator circuit and the multi-vibrator circuit, thereby eliminating an outgoing message tape of a conventional telephone answering device.

Telephone answering device without outgoing message tape

A telephone answering device comprises an oscillator circuit for first producing a peculiar signal such as a small bird's twittering to notify a caller that he is calling a telephone answering device and thereafter intermittently producing 'beep' tone signal to notify him that he can continue to send his message, the production of these signals being controlled by the combination of a multi-vibrator circuit and a buffer circuit connected between the oscillator circuit and the multi-vibrator circuit, thereby eliminating an outgoing message tape.

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Tokyo, Japan

Kazuo Hashimoto