Automatic measuring/alarm apparatus for measuring radioactive concentration or the like
OwnerKazuo Hashimotoinventor
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Abstract
Pulse sounds from a measuring device (1) for measuring a radioactive concentration or the like are counted by a preset counter (2). When a count of the preset counter (2) exceeds a predetermined value, the automatic dial device (5-1, 5-2, 5-3) is started to call an owner or the like of a measuring/alarm apparatus. When the owner answers the telephone, an alarm sound is sent from an alarm sound generator (7) onto the telephone line. Output pulse sounds from the measuring device (1) are recorded in a recording device (11) for every predetermined time interval after the alarm sound is sent onto the telephone line. The recorded pulse sounds can be sent to a remote location in response to a remote control signal.
Claims3
An automatic measuring/alarm apparatus for measuring a radioactive concentration or the like, characterized by comprising:
- a measuring device for expressing a change in a physical quantity such as the radioactive concentration by an audible frequency;
- a preset counter for generating a count output when a number of pulse sounds from said measuring device exceeds a predetermined value;
- timer means for resetting said preset counter for every predetermined time interval;
- an automatic dial device for performing automatic dialing of a preset telephone number in response to the output from said preset counter;
- means for forming a loop of a telephone line upon automatic dialing;
- a polarity detector for inverting a polarity of the telephone line when a telephone set of a called party is taken off-hook;
- means for sending an alarm sound onto the telephone line in response to an output from said polarity detector;
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- a remote control circuit for detecting a remote control signal sent through the telephone line and generating an output;
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- means for sending the pulse sounds received from said measuring device onto the telephone line in response to an output from said remote control circuit.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.