Digital telephone set capable of being simultaneously used by a plurality of persons by using one transmission line
AssigneeNitsuko Corporation
InventorsYuji Nakano, Fumikazu Hamatani
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AssigneeNitsuko Corporation
InventorsYuji Nakano, Fumikazu Hamatani
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In a digital telephone set connected to a digital data exchange through a transmission line, a plurality of handsets, which are mounted on a telephone body, are for converting input sounds into input analog speech signals and for converting output analog speech signals into output sounds. Connected to the handsets, a plurality of analog-to-digital converters converts the input analog speech signals into input digital speech signals. Connected to the handsets, a plurality of digital-to-analog converters converts output digital speech signals into the output analog speech signals. On the telephone body are mounted a set of dialling keys for producing a numerical signal. Connected to the dialling keys, a control device is for producing input control data in response to the numerical signal and is for producing an output control signal in response to output control data. Connected to the transmission line, the control device, the analog-to-digital converters, and the digital-to-analog converters, a multiplexing/demultiplexing circuit is for transmitting/receiving transmission/reception time division multiplexed signals to/from the digital data exchange through the transmission line. The multiplexing/demultiplexing circuit is for multiplexing the input digital speech signals and the input control data into the transmission time division multiplexed signal and for demultiplexing the reception time division multiplexed signal into the output digital speech signals and the output control data.
A digital telephone set connected to a digital data exchange through a transmission line, said digital data exchange being able to transmit/receive, through said transmission line, a time division multiplexed signal into which a plurality of digital speech signals are multiplexed in a time division fashion, said digital telephone set comprising:
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