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System and method for downloading internet based information to an adsi phone slot
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Inventors: Mitchell, Andrew J.; Bergman, Richard G.; Kredo, Thomas J.;
Assignee: Nortel Networks Corporation (Ottawa, CA)
Primary Examiner: Chan; Wing F.
Assistant Examiner:
Attorney, Agent or Firm: Jaeckle Fleischmann & Mugel, LLP
The present invention is an ADSI download system. The system 10 has one or more ADSI telephones 12, a telephone network 14, a network application server 16, a download request database file 9, and one or more remote sites 18 located on the WWW or on a proprietary network, such as America On Line or Prodigy. The computer network site location 18 contains an ADSI mergable file 19 that includes information such as local weather, stock quotes, news, announcements or advertisements. In response to a caller initiated or a server initiated download, the server 14 accesses the site 18 and transfers the file 19 to the server 16, where it is merged with an ADSI download template, then the resulting file is transferred to a storage location 22 in the telephone 12. |
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DETAILED DESCRIPTION The present invention is an ADSI download method and system. The system comprises at least one ADSI telephone with a display terminal, a telephony server, and one or more hosts on a computer network. The hosts contain one or more data files in mergable format such as plain text. As such, each data file is compatible with the 40 character line display of the ADSI terminal. The telephony server will merge the data file into an ADSI download template. The template consists of an ADSI download library with predefined blank pages of text which the server will fill in with the text from the data file prior to download to the ADSI telephone. The ADSI telephone has one or more memory locations for storing downloaded ADSI files. The files are received in accordance with a server initiated download or a caller initiated download. The ADSI telephone is connected to a customary telephone network. A telephone network server is selectively connected to one or more remote sites on one or more computer networks, including and not limited to the World Wide Web (WWW) of the Internet. The network application server accesses the remote site comprising at least one data file which the telephony server can process into a download for the ADSI device. The file(s) at the accessed site are downloaded to the server, merged into an ADSI download, and then downloaded to the ADSI caller's telephone by means of the telephone network. The caller on the ADSI telephone selects the information downloaded from the remote site by subscribing to certain types of information such as weather, stock quotes, news, etc. . . via their telephone service provider. Subscription to a service such as daily weather could be made by phone, or through a world wide web based form. The user of the ADSI phone could check off information they wished to be displayed on their phone, or enter in HTTP addresses where information could be fetched from. When preparing a download for the callers ADSI phone, the telephony server will fetch each data file the subscriber has specified, concatenate them, and process them into a form suitable for download into an ADSI phone slot where the information would be displayable
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