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TELECOMMUNICATIONS TERMINAL FOR LOGGING TRANSACTIONS

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Patent 14 Feb 2002 Germany
Authors: SIEMENS AG; BRUCHERTSEIFER JOERG; HAFNER KARLHEINZ; LUCASSEN HELMUT; LOGT MARCO VAN DE; WATZKE JOERN;

TELECOMMUNICATIONS TERMINAL FOR LOGGING TRANSACTIONS

Abstract

In a telecommunications terminal (TEL), a data log (PRO) is derived and recorded in order to log an exchange of messages. The recorded data log (PRO) can be transmitted to destination addresses (AD1-AD8) using configurable messaging services of a fixed network (PSTN).

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IPC: G06F17/60, IPC: H04Q7/22, IPC: H04N1/00

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