TELEPHONE EQUIPMENT COMPRISING KEY TELEPHONES

Brand	Owner (click to sort)	Address	Description
MERITOR KBS 1000	TIE/COMMUNICATIONS, INC.	Stamford CT	TELEPHONE EQUIPMENT COMPRISING KEY TELEPHONES WITH HANDSETS, KEY SERVICE UNITS, POWER SUPPLIES, AND COMPONENTS THEREOF;
MERITOR KBS 2000	TIE/COMMUNICATIONS, INC.	Stamford CT	TELEPHONE EQUIPMENT COMPRISING KEY TELEPHONES WITH HANDSETS, KEY SERVICE UNITS, POWER SUPPLIES, AND PARTS THEREOF;
MERITOR KBS 3000	TIE/COMMUNICATIONS, INC.	Stamford CT	TELEPHONE EQUIPMENT COMPRISING KEY TELEPHONES WITH HANDSETS, DIRECT STATION SELECTION CONSOLES, KEY SERVICE UNITS, POWER SUPPLIES, AND PARTS THEREOF;
MERITOR KBS 4000	TIE/COMMUNICATIONS, INC.	Stamford CT	TELEPHONE EQUIPMENT COMPRISING KEY TELEPHONES WITH HANDSETS, DIRECT STATION SELECTION CONSOLES, KEY SERVICE UNITS, POWER SUPPLIES, AND COMPONENTS THEREOF;
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Technical Examples

A system and method of automatically transferring a call between telephones based on the distance between the two telephones is provided. First the proximity of a first telephone to a second telephone is determined. If the proximity is within a predetermined limit or threshold, calls directed to the first telephone are transferred to the second telephone. Security of the transfer may be ensured to prevent fraudulent use of the subscription of either telephone. Procedures are provided which permit any the above-mentioned steps to be performed either at the level of the individual telephones involved in the transfer, or by an element of the network, such as an MSC or HLR.