Method and system for extending backup battery life in primary line customer premises equipment
AssigneeArris International, Inc.
InventorsKenneth Wayne Everett, Bruce McClelland
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AssigneeArris International, Inc.
InventorsKenneth Wayne Everett, Bruce McClelland
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Current to a relay causes a telephone to be connected to a SLIC. Following LOOP, a sleep switch opens to interrupt current to the power supply converter after a first predetermined period expires. If the telephone is on-hook, loss of current to the relay causes disconnection from the SLIC, but causes connection to a battery. Current sensed from the battery through an off-hook hook switch generates a current signal. The current signal closes a current switch, which is in parallel with the open sleep switch, thereby providing a current path to the converter. The sleep switch then makes and then the current switch breaks. After awakening, a ring-back signal informs a user that telephony service has been restored and a message may indicate that telephony service is being sought. When the telephone is placed back on-hook, counting of a second predetermined period starts, after which the sleep switch opens again.
A system for extending the depletion life of a back-up battery in a communication system following a loss of off-site power event comprising:
A system for extending the depletion life of a back-up battery in a CMTS communication system at a user's location following a loss of off-site power event comprising:
A method for extending the depletion life of a battery that provides back-up power to one or more telephony equipment devices during a loss of off-site power event comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.