Automatic telephone loaded/nonloaded facility type identification circuit
AssigneeBell Telephone Laboratories, Incorporated
InventorsLi-Jin W. Chung, Ernest P. Moore, Glendon R. Porter, Joseph F. Rizzo
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AssigneeBell Telephone Laboratories, Incorporated
InventorsLi-Jin W. Chung, Ernest P. Moore, Glendon R. Porter, Joseph F. Rizzo
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A bidirectional transmission path is typically coupled to unidirectional receive and transmit paths to effect amplification in repeaters or the like. A determination of whether the bidirectional path includes either loaded or nonloaded type 2-wire cable is made by inserting a test signal having a predetermined frequency and a predetermined amplitude into the receive path and measuring the peak amplitude of a transmit signal developed on the transmit path. If the transmit signal peak amplitude is greater than a predetermined threshold value, the 2-wire cable is considered loaded type, and if the transmit signal peak amplitude is less than the threshold value, the 2-wire cable is considered nonloaded type.
In a transmission network of a type adapted to connect a receive unidirectional transmission path and a transmit unidirectional transmission path to a bidirectional transmission path, apparatus for determining whether the bidirectional transmission path includes either a loaded type 2-wire cable or a nonloaded type 2-wire cable, characterized by,
A transmission network of a type adapted to couple a receive unidirectional transmission path and a transmit unidirectional transmission path to a bidirectional transmission path including,
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