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Shared maintenance terminal system
   
Document Number
US Patent 4282399
Issued Date
August 4, 1981
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A shared maintenance terminal system permitting the joint use of a teletypewriter located at a telephone switching center by the switching center and by a remotely located data processing center. This maintenance terminal system provides interlock control for input and output messages from a craftsman located at the telephone switching center or from personnel located at the remote data processing site.
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August 4, 1981
Application Number
06/043,290
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May 29, 1979
US Classification
178/4   370/305 379/108.01 379/9
Int'l Classification
H04M   3/22   (20060101)  
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USPTO Field of Search
179/175.2C   179/175.2R   179/175.3R   179/27G   179/27FF   179/1MN   178/3   178/4.1R   178/4   235/303.4   235/303.42   235/303.41   235/303.3   371/11   371/18   371/20   370/41   364/2MSFile  
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