Trillium Telephone Systems Inc.

Mitel Corporation

Pascal & Associates

Triacta Power Technologies Inc

David Gareth Perry

Robert P. Brennan

Robert P Brennan

Gordon W Servant

Derek J Nuhn

George A Jeffrey

Joseph Camelon

J Bernard Trudel

Albert L Hum

Donald G McLeod

A method and apparatus for transferring high data rate data between a pair of separated high data rate buses comprising storing a group of high data rate data from one of the buses, one of which is connected to a digital telephone set, reading the stored data at a low data rate, conditioning the low data rate data to remove high frequency components therefrom, applying the conditioned data to an unshielded cable for transmission to the separated other high data rate bus, receiving and storing the conditioned data from the unshielded cable and reading the stored conditioned data at a high data rate to said other bus.

Data transfer between high bit rate buses via unshielded low bit rate bus

A programming module for programming a plurality of unprogrammed subscriber sets with data signals stored in a single programmed subscriber set. The module receives data signals from the programmed set, and stores them in an electrically erasable read only memory. The module is then disconnected from the set and reconnected to successive ones of the unprogrammed sets, for loading the data signals therein, such that the one or more unprogrammed sets become programmed in accordance with the data signals received from the programmed set. The data signals are typically comprised of special feature access codes and speed call numbers.

Subscriber set programming module

A subscriber set for connection via tip and ring leads to a remote communication system such as a PABX or centrex. The remote communication system is capable of implementing a plurality of special features such as hold, call transfer, call forward, etc. The set is comprised of a microprocessor and electronic telephone circuit connected to a plurality of programmable function keys, for generating one or more centrex or PBX special feature access code signals in response to depression of predetermined ones of the keys. An LCD display is connected to the microprocessor for generating prompt signals for indicating implementation of predetermined ones of the special features associated with depression of corresponding ones of the keys. The special feature access code signals are programmed into the set such that the set may be used with a variety of PABX and centrex facilities in lieu of expensive proprietary subscriber sets or awkward and difficult to use standard type 2500 sets.

Programmable subscriber set

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Pakenham, Canada

Robert P Brennan