Indexing apparatus for dictating and transcribing systems
AssigneeDictaphone Corporation
InventorJames C. Whitney
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InventorJames C. Whitney
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Indexing apparatus for use with dictating and transcribing systems, such as a tape recorder or the like, which provides a cumulative indication of the amount of tape awaiting an operation such as transcription of dictated material. The indexing apparatus is coupled to an apparatus such as a dictating and transcribing apparatus and indicates the quantity of tape upon which dictation has been made. As a transcriptionist transcribes dictation from the tape, the indexing apparatus reflects the quantity of tape transcribed so that at all times the indexing apparatus indicates the amount of tape ready to be transcribed to provide an indication of the load level of material waiting to be transcribed. Thus, as transcription is accomplished without further dictation the indicating apparatus will revert to a zero indication.
An indexing apparatus for indicating the difference between the number of occurrences of a first predetermined characteristic and the number of occurrences of a second predetermined characteristic as represented by first and second pulse signals, respectively, comprising:
In a recording and transcribing system of the type having a recording medium upon which information is dictated and transcribed and including first sensing means to determine the quantity of recording medium passing a dictation station, second sensing means to determine the quantity of recording medium passing a transcribe station and means responsive to said first and second sensing means to produce first and second pulse signals as said medium moves past said dictation and transcribe stations, indexing apparatus to indicate the cumulative total of recording medium moved past said dictation and transcribe stations, comprising:
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