Daniel David Peters

6990321, Jan 24, 2006

Apr 29, 1999

09/303360

Daniel V. Peters - Lisle IL, US

NCR Corporation - Dayton OH

H04B 1/40

455 741, 455 661, 455557, 4555751, 455128, 455347, 37943301, 379434, 379447

A telephone system for providing a telephony feature includes a phone system controller and a first telephone system interface. The first telephone system interface is coupled between a first telephone handset and a telephone line. Moreover, the first telephone system interface is operable to selectively couple the first telephone handset to the telephone line. The first telephone system interface is also operable to establish a first wireless control channel to the phone system controller. The wireless control channel is operable to carry control signals associated with the telephony feature between the first telephone system interface and the phone system controller. The phone system controller is operable to (i) receive the first control signals via the wireless control channel, and (ii) process the first control signals to provide the telephony feature to the telephone handset.

59337753, Aug 3, 1999

Dec 16, 1996

8/767045

Daniel V. Peters - Lisle IL

NCR Corporation - Dayton OH

H04M 300
H04B 138

455420

An interface circuit provides a wireless channel and a line channel to a telephone set. The wireless channel is coupled to a controller (e. g. a PC) and to another telephone set, and the line channel is coupled to a telephone network. A switch circuit connects the telephone set to the wireless channel to transmit a signal between the telephone set and the controller (or another telephone set). The switch circuit connects the telephone set to the line channel to transmit a signal between the telephone set and the telephone network.

62194119, Apr 17, 2001

Oct 22, 1997

8/955099

Daniel V. Peters - Lisle IL
Julie M. Owen - Broomfield CO
David C. Harms - West Chicago IL

NCR Corporation - Dayton OH

H04M 1300

379177

An integrated computer-telephone system includes a personal computer and a plurality of telephone sets. Each of the telephone sets is coupled to multiple telephone lines via respective adapters. By activating a line button on an adapter, a respective telephone will be connected to a selected line to answer or place a call on the selected line. The integrated computer-telephone system enables the multiple telephone line access by using existing standard telephone sets in a house hold. The integrated computer-telephone system is able to control the access to the multiple telephone lines according to their operational status and to preventing the telephone sets at other extensions from being connected to a telephone line when a call is in progress on the telephone line.