Test equipment for the demodulator of a teletext television receiver said test equipment being connected to the video input of the television receiver and comprising a digital test signal generator means for delivering pseudo-random digital data packets with a first frequency of binary elements, HF modulator means responsive to said data packets, an output of said modulator means being coupled to an HF input of the television receiver, and receiver means having a data regeneration circuit means with a controllable variable threshold, the input of said receiver means being connected to a video output of the said demodulator, characterized in that said test signal generator means transmits pseudo-random data packets with two double-intervaled binary elements at two predetermined instants t.sub.1 and t.sub.2 of each packet, said data regeneration circuit means including means for varying the threshold line by line from a maximum value to a minimum value, said receiver means also comprising a sampling clock means for providing a second frequency which is lower than the first frequency in a ratio of (n-2)/n, where n is equal to the integral ratio of the first frequency to the line frequency of the teletext television receiver, pseudo-random data reception circuit means for responding to said pseudo-random data packets, and means responsive to the middle of each video picture line for ensuring a resynchronization of the sampling clock means and said pseudo-random data reception circuit means, the output of said resynchronization means providing a digital signal for each detected error.