Edmund J Burke

US Patent:

6452937, Sep 17, 2002

Filed:

Sep 11, 1998

Appl. No.:

09/151636

Inventors:

Lee Edward Borkovic - Long Branch NJ
Edmund Thomas Burke - West Long Branch NJ
Robert Cochran - Matawan NJ
Thomas Mark Grill - Perth Amboy NJ
Michael Stephen Lane - Keyport NJ
Basheer M. Tannu - Tinton Falls NJ
Gary N. Weber - Fair Haven NJ

Assignee:

Avaya Technology Corp. - Basking Ridge NJ

International Classification:

H04B 7212

US Classification:

370442, 455412, 455413, 370259

Abstract:

A voice messaging system is implemented using a PCMCIA card or other type of card, and a host call processing device such as a PBX switch. The card includes a processor operative to implement various voice messaging system functions, and a memory for storing voice data used in the voice messaging system. The host call processing device has a socket adapted to receive the card. The card receives voice data from the host call processing device for storage in the memory, and delivers voice data retrieved from the memory to the host call processing device. The voice data is communicated between the card and the host over a custom serial bus which includes a time-division multiplexed voice data line divided into a plurality of time slots, each of the time slots providing a distinct voice data channel at a designated bit rate. The serial bus is configured to include a multiplexer which allows the data to be transferred over address lines of a standard PCMCIA interface between the card and the host call processing device. The card-based voice messaging system also provides features such as dynamic memory allocation, which allows a user to select the number of voice mail boxes supported by the system and the amount of memory allocated to each of the mail boxes, and language selection, which allows a user to select one of a set of languages that are supported by the card-based voice messaging system, with the memory used for unselected languages automatically re-allocated for use as voice mail box storage.

US Patent:

6597785, Jul 22, 2003

Filed:

Oct 15, 1998

Appl. No.:

09/173533

Inventors:

Edmund Thomas Burke - West Long Branch NJ
Benjamin Wilson Day - Monmouth NJ

Assignee:

Avaya Technology Corp. - Basking Ridge NJ

International Classification:

H04M 100

US Classification:

37935508, 379 8821, 37914206, 37935505, 37920901

Abstract:

A telephone system incorporating the present invention provides the capability for automated dialing of a telephone number stored in a caller ID log by determining the correct dialing procedure and then dialing the telephone number in accordance with the correct dialing procedure.

US Patent:

20130165384, Jun 27, 2013

Filed:

Dec 14, 2012

Appl. No.:

13/694586

Inventors:

Edmund Burke - Jersey City NJ, US

International Classification:

A61K 38/39
A61K 38/17

US Classification:

514 172

Abstract:

A process for producing a decellularized small particle tissue which involves selecting an appropriate tissue starting material from which a decellularized small particle tissue is desired to be prepared, treating the tissue with a decellularizing agent at an acid pH to remove at least a portion of the cellular material therefrom and to yield a product comprising a liquid component and a solid component, subjecting the liquid component and the solid component to a plurality of filters, Fthrough F, wherein n may be 2, or an integer higher than 2, wherein the pore sizes of the filter Fthrough Frange from 200 microns to 10 Kilo Daltons, yielding filtrates and resonates, recycling either of said filtrates or said retentates or both, either separately or together, to any of steps b) or c) or both, at least one time, and isolating a decellularized small particle tissue from any of steps of the process. Both the product and process are novel.

US Patent:

20130288973, Oct 31, 2013

Filed:

Jun 20, 2013

Appl. No.:

13/986970

Inventors:

Edmund Burke - Jersey City NJ, US

International Classification:

A61K 35/12

US Classification:

514 172

Abstract:

A process for producing a decellularized small particle tissue which involves selecting an appropriate tissue starting material from which a decellularized small particle tissue is desired to be prepared, treating the tissue with a decellularizing agent at an acid pH to remove at least a portion of the cellular material therefrom and to yield a product comprising a liquid component and a solid component, subjecting the liquid component and the solid component to a plurality of filters, Fthrough F, wherein n may be 2, or an integer higher than 2, wherein the pore sizes of the filter Fthrough Frange from 200 microns to 10 Kilo Daltons, yielding filtrates and retentates, recycling either of said filtrates or said retentates or both, either separately or together, to any of steps b) or c) or both, at least one time, and isolating a decellularized small particle tissue from any of steps of the process. Both the product and process are novel.

US Patent:

42208270, Sep 2, 1980

Filed:

Feb 21, 1979

Appl. No.:

5/013566

Inventors:

Edmund T. Burke - West Long Branch NJ
David F. Jones - Middletown NJ

Assignee:

Bell Telephone Laboratories, Incorporated - Murray Hill NJ

International Classification:

H04Q 518

US Classification:

179 99LS

Abstract:

A telephone signaling interface (I1) enables compatible communications between a modified telephone station set (S1) and a key telephone system (KTS1). Separate alternating voltage control signals from the key telephone system (KTS1) are amplitude and polarity modulated and combined by the interface (I1) to provide ringing, switchhook supervision and visual signaling to station set (S1) over a single signaling wire pair (C1). Current flow on the signaling pair (C1) in one direction provides visual signaling while distinguishable amounts of current flow in the opposite direction provide the supervision and ringing signals. Interruption of the supervision current is converted by interface (I1) into an A lead supervision signal for the key telephone system (KTS1). Voice communication between the modified station set (S1) and the key telephone system (KTS1) occurs over a separate voice communication pair (V1).

US Patent:

44517050, May 29, 1984

Filed:

May 28, 1982

Appl. No.:

6/383315

Inventors:

Edmund T. Burke - West Long Branch NJ
Patrick H. Gorman - Little Silver NJ
James A. Henderson - Neptune NJ
Nicholas K. Smith - Middletown NJ

Assignee:

Bell Telephone Laboratories, Incorporated - Murray Hill NJ

International Classification:

H04Q 364
H04Q 372

US Classification:

179 27D

Abstract:

There is disclosed a combined business communication system and an ACD system where each station in the system is available to handle, on a per call basis, either ACD or regular incoming calls. The system is arranged to accept from any user at any station an ID uniquely associated with that user. The ID in turn then controls the ACD system to direct calls to the user in accordance with the ID information without regard to the station location of that user. Calls between system users are completed either in accordance with station identification numbers or in accordance with the ID number of the desired user.

US Patent:

44490178, May 15, 1984

Filed:

May 28, 1982

Appl. No.:

6/383314

Inventors:

Edmund T. Burke - West Long Branch NJ
Joseph F. Catalano - Holmdel NJ
James A. Henderson - Neptune NJ
Nicholas K. Smith - Middletown NJ

Assignee:

Bell Telephone Laboratories, Incorporated - Murray Hill NJ

International Classification:

H04Q 364

US Classification:

179 27D

Abstract:

When a standard business office communication system is combined with ACD features, it is necessary to design the system to accommodate a variety of operational modes. Two such modes are handset operation, where a station user talks and listens via a conventional hand-held instrument, and headset operation where the user has an earphone and mouthpiece supported by the head. In headset operation, the station is made to appear off-hook permanently and incoming calls are signaled by a short burst of audio tone followed by an automatic connection to the called party. In handset operation, ringing signals must be applied to the station, and these signals continue until the incoming call is answered by a subsequent off-hook condition of the station. The disclosed arrangement allows each station to operate in either mode on a per call basis.

US Patent:

48797430, Nov 7, 1989

Filed:

Oct 3, 1988

Appl. No.:

7/252477

Inventors:

Edmund T. Burke - West Long Branch NJ
Daniel H. Dawdy - Marlboro NJ
Timothy M. Rubert - W. Long Branch NJ

Assignee:

American Telephone and Telegraph Company - New York NY
AT&T Information Systems Inc. - Morristown NJ

International Classification:

H04M 706

US Classification:

379142

Abstract:

A PBX system is responsive to an incoming call which is directed to an adjunct of the system for sending a ringing signal over a station facility to the adjunct. When the adjunct goes off-hook, the system outputs to the adjunct over the station facility multi-frequency tones containing information associated with the incoming call prior to establishing a connection between the adjunct and calling party. The information selects the proper operating mode of the adjunct and provides other call processing information to the adjunct. The adjunct communicates information to the PBX using a switch-hook flash and multi-frequency tones.