Abstract: A cellular mobile telephone apparatus has circuits for generating messages, a storage circuit for storing messages, and transmitter/receiver circuit for transmitting a message. When the user of the cellular mobile telephone apparatus cannot immediately respond to an incoming call, a desired one of a plurality of previously generated and stored messages can be transmitted to a calling party through simple key manipulations or by other means.

Abstract: A cellular mobile telephone apparatus has circuits for generating messages, a storage circuit for storing messages, and transmitter/receiver circuit for transmitting a message. When the user of the cellular mobile telephone apparatus cannot immediately respond to an incoming call, a desired one of a plurality of previously generated and stored messages can be transmitted to a calling party through simple key manipulations or by other means.

Abstract: A cellular mobile telephone apparatus has circuits for generating messages, a storage circuit for storing messages, and transmitter/receiver circuit for transmitting a message. When the user of the cellular mobile telephone apparatus cannot immediately respond to an incoming call, a desired one of a plurality of previously generated and stored messages can be transmitted to a calling party through simple key manipulations or by other means.

Abstract: A cellular mobile telephone apparatus has circuits for generating messages, a storage circuit for storing messages, and transmitter/receiver circuit for transmitting a message. When the user of the cellular mobile telephone apparatus cannot immediately respond to an incoming call, a desired one of a plurality of previously generated and stored messages can be transmitted to a calling party through simple key manipulations or by other means.

Abstract: A cellular mobile telephone apparatus has circuits for generating massages, a storage circuit for storing messages, and a transmitter/receiver circuit for transmitting a message. When the user of the cellular mobile telephone apparatus cannot immediately respond to an incoming call, a desired one of a plurality of previously generated and stored messages can be transmitted to a calling party through simple key manipulations or by other means.

Abstract: A cellular mobile telephone apparatus has circuits for generating messages, a storage circuit or storing messages, and transmitter/receiver circuit or transmitting a message. When the user of the cellular mobile telephone apparatus cannot immediately respond to an incoming call, a desired one of a plurality of previously generated and stored messages can be transmitted to a calling party through simple key manipulations or by other means.

Abstract: A cellular mobile telephone apparatus has circuits for generating messages, a storage circuit for storing messages, and transmitter/receiver circuit or transmitting a message. When the user of the cellular mobile telephone apparatus cannot immediately respond to an incoming call, a desired one of a plurality of previously generated and stored messages can be transmitted to a calling party through simple key manipulations or by other means.

Abstract: A cellular mobile telephone system including a cellular mobile telephone apparatus and a peripheral apparatus communicating bidirectionally. The cellular mobile telephone apparatus may include: a modulating/demodulating device demodulating radio frequency signals into a digital signal including a control signal; a controlling device controls operation of the cellular mobile telephone apparatus in accordance with the control signal; a first communicating device performs bidirectional communication, including transmitting a first control information controlling operation of the peripheral apparatus.

Abstract: A cellular mobile telephone apparatus has circuits for generating messages, a storage circuit for storing messages, and transmitter/receiver circuit or transmitting a message. When the user of the cellular mobile telephone apparatus cannot immediately respond to an incoming call, a desired one of a plurality of previously generated and stored messages can be transmitted to a calling party through simple key manipulations or by other means.

Abstract: A cellular mobile telephone apparatus has circuits for generating messages, a storage circuit for storing messages, and transmitter/receiver circuit for transmitting a message. When the user of the cellular mobile telephone apparatus cannot immediately respond to an incoming call, a desired one of a plurality of previously generated and stored messages can be transmitted to a calling party through simple key manipulations or by other means.

Abstract: A cellular mobile telephone apparatus has circuits for generating messages, a storage circuit for storing messages, and transmitter/receiver circuit for transmitting a message. When the user of the cellular mobile telephone apparatus cannot immediately respond to an incoming call, a desired one of a plurality of previously generated and stored messages can be transmitted to a calling party through simple key manipulations or by other means.

Abstract: A cellular mobile telephone apparatus including a main body, and an alarm device which is provided separately from the main body, the main body including: receiving/transmitting unit for receiving and transmitting radio frequency signals between a base station; modulating/demodulating unit for modulating and demodulating between the radio frequency signals, and a conversation signal and a control signal; telephone receiver unit for reproducing audible conversation voice in response to the demodulated conversation signal from the modulating/demodulating unit; telephone transmitting unit for converting conversation voice into the conversation signal; a controller for controlling operation of the main body of the cellular mobile telephone apparatus in accordance with the control signal; and an alarm device for providing an alarm signal which includes an identification information and is transmitted through the radio frequency, when a call is terminated at the main body; and the alarm device including: receivi

Abstract: A cellular mobile telephone apparatus comprising a main body, and an alarm device which is provided separately from said main body, said main body including: receiving/transmitting means for receiving and transmitting radio frequency signals between a base station; modulating/demodulating means for modulating and demodulating between the radio frequency signals, and a conversation signal and a control signal; telephone receiver means for reproducing audible conversation voice in response to the demodulated conversation signal from said modulating/demodulating means; telephone transmitting means for converting conversation voice into the conversation signal; means for controlling operation of said main body of said cellular mobile telephone apparatus in accordance with the control signal; and means for providing an alarm signal which includes an identification information and is transmitted through the radio frequency, when a call is terminated at said main body; and said alarm device including: receiving mean

Abstract: A cellular mobile telephone apparatus comprising a main body, and an alarm device which is provided separately from said main body, said main body including: receiving/transmitting means for receiving and transmitting radio frequency signals between a base station; modulating/demodulating means for modulating and demodulating between the radio frequency signals, and a conversation signal and a control signal; telephone receiver means for reproducing audible conversation voice in response to the demodulated conversation signal from said modulating/demodulating means; telephone transmitting means for converting conversation voice into the conversation signal; means for controlling operation of said main body of said cellular mobile telephone apparatus in accordance with the control signal; and means for providing an alarm signal which includes an identification information and is transmitted through the radio frequency, when a call is terminated at said main body; and said alarm device including: receiving mean

Abstract: A cellular mobile telephone apparatus has circuits for generating messages, a storage circuit for storing messages, and transmitter/receiver circuit for transmitting a message. When the user of the cellular mobile telephone apparatus cannot immediately respond to an incoming call, a desired one of a plurality of previously generated and stored messages can be transmitted to a calling party through simple key manipulations or by other means.

Abstract: A cellular mobile telephone apparatus has circuits for generating messages, a storage circuit for storing messages, and transmitter/receiver circuit for transmitting a message. When the user of the cellular mobile telephone apparatus cannot immediately respond to an incoming call, a desired one of a plurality of previously generated and stored messages can be transmitted to a calling party through simple key manipulations or by other means.

Abstract: A cellular mobile telephone apparatus including a main body, and an alarm device which is provided separately from the main body, the main body including: receiving/transmitting unit for receiving and transmitting radio frequency signals between a base station; modulating/demodulating unit for modulating and demodulating between the radio frequency signals, and a conversation signal and a control signal; telephone receiver unit for reproducing audible conversation voice in response to the demodulated conversation signal from the modulating/demodulating unit; telephone transmitting unit for converting conversation voice into the conversation signal; a controller for controlling operation of the main body of the cellular mobile telephone apparatus in accordance with the control signal; and an alarm device for providing an alarm signal which includes an identification information and is transmitted through the radio frequency, when a call is terminated at the main body; and the alarm device including: receiving

Abstract: A cordless telephone apparatus has a base station connected to a public telephone network and assigned with a specific identification code and one or more personal stations linked to the base station through the medium of radio frequencies. The base station has one or more additional functions in addition to the speech function. The personal station can perform radio communications with the base station within a range in which radio waves from the base station is receivable and can perform radio communications with a cell station connected to a public telephone network outside the radio wave receivable range. The personal station has a remote-control instruction unit for instructing operation of the additional function of the base station.

Abstract: A speech message recording and reproducing method and apparatus wherein a speech message associated with a facsimile transmission is stored in a communication apparatus having an automatic answering telephone apparatus associated with a facsimile apparatus. Information of the speech apparatus including at least a storage address thereof is converted to an optical pattern for printing on a recording paper. The printed optical pattern is optically detected, interpreted and transmitted by radio communication to the communication apparatus and the speech message stored at the storage address is reproduced. The optical pattern is read by a reader forming part of a portable telephone unit.

Abstract: The number of oscillators required to construct a digital radiocommunication terminal can be reduced and a circuit used for the digital radiocommunication terminal can be reduced in size. For this purpose, the digital radiocommunication terminal for effecting information transmission using an N (integer)-phase-shift-keyed signal (identification symbol number N=4 upon .pi./4 shifted QPSK modulation), is constructed such that an oscillation frequency generated from a reference oscillator employed with a frequency synthesizer is selected to have a common multiple of a second intermediate frequency and an identification symbol phase N and is supplied to a detector for outputting received data therefrom.