Transmission-reception apparatus
AssigneeKonishiroku Photo Industry Co., Ltd.
InventorsHiroya Nakamura, Yasuhide Nishida
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Abstract
A transmission-reception apparatus wherein signals are bidirectionally and mutually transmitted and received between a transmitter and a receiver using a single transmission line, characterized in that the input and output portions of the transmitter and the receiver are respectively equipped with bidirectional line drivers and with flip-flops that are set by signals received through the line drivers, are reset by signals transmitted through the line drivers and change over the line drivers to signal transmission and reception. Said receiver is equipped with a counter for counting the number of signal receptions, a decoder for decoding the output of the counter and means for discriminating the reception signals by means of the output of the decoder.
Claims3
Transmission-reception apparatus comprising a pair of stations connected by a single transmission channel, each of said stations being capable of operating in a receiving mode in which it accepts inputs from the other and in a transmitting mode in which it emits inputs to the other, at least one of said stations being capable of receiving and processing information signals transmitted to it by the other station, said apparatus being characterized by:
- A. said one of said stations having control means for emitting successive synchronizing pulses at regular intervals;
- B. said one station further having means comprising gate means for transiently converting said one station from its receiving mode to its transmitting mode during the emission of each synchronizing pulse;
- C. said other station having means comprising a monostable multi-vibrator and gate means
- (1) for maintaining said other station in its transmitting mode for a period which begins upon receipt by said other station of each synchronizing pulse and which has a predetermined duration that is not longer than the interval between successive synchronizing pulses,
- (2) for converting said other station to its receiving mode upon termination of each said period, and
- (3) for emitting an information signal during each said period.
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