Telephone network access device
AssigneesAmbit Microsystems (Shanghai) Ltd., Hon Hai Precision Industry Co., Ltd.
InventorsYU-CHAN NIEH, CHIEN-SHENG WU, ZHEN-HUA XIONG
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Abstract
A telephone network access device switchable between a VOIP service and a PSTN service includes an Rj-11 port, a voice splitter, a first relay, a second relay, a SLIC chip, a CPU, and a ring detection unit. The ring detection unit outputs a first switch signal in response to detecting a ring signal of a PSTN communication. The second relay connects the telephone to the VOIP network in response to a power on event. The CPU controls the first relay and the second relay to connect the telephone to the PSTN network in response to the CPU receiving the first switch signal, and controls the second relay to reconnect the telephone to the VOIP network when the PSTN communication ends.
Claims7
A telephone network access device comprising:
- an Rj-11 port coupled to a public switched telephone network (PSTN) network;
- a voice splitter coupled to the Rj-11 port;
- a subscriber line interface circuit (SLIC) chip coupled to a voice over Internet protocol (VOIP) network;
- a first relay coupled to the voice splitter;
- a second relay coupled to the first relay, the SLIC chip, and a telephone;
- a ring detection unit coupled between the first relay and the voice splitter, wherein the ring detection unit outputs a first switch signal in response to detecting a ring signal from a PSTN communication;
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- a central processing unit (CPU) coupled to the first relay, the second relay, the SLIC chip, and the ring detection unit, and receiving the first switch signal from the ring detection unit;
- wherein the second relay connects the telephone to the VOIP network in response to a power on event, the CPU controls the first relay and the second relay connecting the telephone to the PSTN network in response to the CPU receiving the first switch signal from the ring detection unit, and controls the second relay reconnecting the telephone to the VOIP network in response to an ending of the PSTN communication.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.