INSTALLING MONITORING APPARATUS TELEPHONE BASED

Brand	Owner (click to sort)	Address	Description
DCX	NUMEREX CORP.	Suite 700 3330 Cumberland Blvd SE Atlanta GA 30339	installing monitoring apparatus for telephone-based data transport networks, namely electronic signalling, receiving and verification units supplementing the conventional telephone system and adapted to provide additional functions beyond conventional telephone voice communication, namely remote surveillance of telephone subscriber premises and of equipment located on such premises and reading of gas, electric and water meters;
DERIVED CHANNEL MULTIPLEX	NUMEREX CORP.	Suite 700 3330 Cumberland Blvd SE Atlanta GA 30339	installing monitoring apparatus for telephone-based data transport networks, namely electronic signalling, receiving and verification units supplementing the conventional telephone system and adapted to provide additional functions beyond conventional telephone voice communication, namely remote surveillance of telephone subscriber premises and of equipment located on such premises and reading of gas, electric and water meters;
DERIVED CHANNEL MULTIPLEX	NUMEREX INVESTMENT CORPORATION	300 DELAWARE AVE., SUITE 1704 WILMINGTON DE 19801	installing monitoring apparatus for telephone-based data transport networks, namely electronic signalling, receiving and verification units supplementing the conventional telephone system and adapted to provide additional functions beyond conventional telephone voice communication, namely remote surveillance of telephone subscriber premises and of equipment located on such premises and reading of gas, electric and water meters;
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Technical Examples

An apparatus and technique for providing a monitoring alarm telephone which not only automatically dials a predetermined alarm notification telephone number upon activation of a suitable alarm device (e.g., tripping of a motion detector), but which also provides audible monitoring of the secured premises using the automatically dialed telephone call. In one embodiment, an open channel is established between the monitoring alarm telephone and a called telephone allowing sounds from the secured premises to be passed on to the called party. A silent monitoring alarm is provided by muting the speaker of the monitoring alarm telephone upon activation of the alarm device. In another embodiment, a cordless telephone includes a motion detector and forms a monitoring alarm telephone. The microphone of either the remote handset or the base unit may be used to provide the monitored sounds to the automatically called party. Alternatively, sounds picked up by both the microphone in the remote handset and the microphone in the base unit may be combined (e.g., conferenced) and provided over the automatically established telephone call to provide flexible and thorough audible monitoring of the secured premises.