Abstract: A cordless telephone set having various functions, such as transplantation, secrecy, repeated display and compressed display function is disclosed. A control circuit of a main unit and a control circuit of a subunit of the cordless telephone set are preprogrammed to realize a transplantation function for transplanting functions of the digital telephone set to the cordless telephone set, a secrecy function for preventing the digital telephone set from eavesdropping on communication conducted through the cordless telephone set, a repeated display function for repeatedly displaying a display message received from digital switching equipment when the subunit Y issues no answer to a call, and a compressed display function for displaying, in a compressed manner, a display message received from the digital switching equipment.

Abstract: A cordless telephone consisting of base and handset units is disclosed wherein a control circuit incorporated in the base unit comprises first and second D/A converters, first and second A/D converters, and first and second sync. signal generation circuits. The first and second D/A converters respectively convert digital signals from the handset unit and a PBX. The first and second A/D converters convert the analog signals provided from the first and second D/A converters to transmit them to the PBX and handset unit, respectively. The first sync. signal generation circuit regenerates a first clock signal synchronously with a sync. signal provided from the PBX to render the first A/D and second D/A converters to operate in synchronism with the sync. signal from the PBX. The second sync. signal generation circuit generates a second clock signal which is independent of the sync. signal from the PBX to render the first D/A and second A/D converters to operate in synchronism with the second clock signal.

Abstract: A cordless telephone consisting of base and handset units is disclosed wherein a control circuit incorporated in the base unit comprises first and second D/A converters, first and second A/D converters, and first and second sync. signal generation circuits. The first and second D/A converters respectively convert digital signals from the handset unit and a PBX. The first and second A/D converters convert the analog signals provided from the first and second D/A converters to transmit them to the PBX and handset unit, respectively. The first sync. signal generation circuit regenerates a first clock signal synchronously with a sync. signal provided from the PBX to render the first A/D and second D/A converters to operate in synchronism with the sync. signal from the PBX. The second sync. signal generation circuit generates a second clock signal which is independent of the sync. signal from the PBX to render the first D/A and second A/D converters to operate in synchronism with the second clock signal.

Abstract: This invention provides a cordless telephone system in which communication is executed between a master phone and a slave phone, said master phone and said slave phone respectively comprising a memory section for storing ID code indicating that the master phone and slave phone forms a pair, a unique word generation means for generating a unique word corresponding in a form of 1 vs 1 to ID code using the ID code stored in the memory section, and a communication control means for simultaneously checking communication frame synchronism and a communication partner.