Information transmission system
AssigneeSEMCOTEC Handelsgesellschaft m.b.H.
InventorWilfried Kausel
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AssigneeSEMCOTEC Handelsgesellschaft m.b.H.
InventorWilfried Kausel
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In an information transmission system, in particular a telephone system, the subscribers can be connected to a dial exchange over a line. At the dial exchange end and at the subscriber end of the line are connected bidirectional multiplexers or demultiplexers over a bidirectional modem circuit which modulates and demodulates the data according to the intended transmission. If required, bidirectional compressor and decompressor circuit are connected to the multiplexers and demultiplexers, to which the subscribers are connected through a forward and a backward channel and a SLAC (bidirectional analog-digital converter (CODEC) with subscriber interface circuits (SLIC)), or to which a relaying device of the dial exchange is connected through drive circuits. In order to allow fault finding to be carried out in a simple manner in such a system, a measuring, regulating or controlling circuit (33, 34, 36, 37, 38) is arranged between each subscriber (1) and their allocated CODEC, SLIC or SLAC (2) or is at least partially integrated into the CODEC, SLIC, SLAC.
Information transmission system in which subscribers (1) can be connected with a central office via a line (7), a bidirectional multiplexer and demultiplexer (4, 4'), respectively, being connected at the central office end and at the subscriber end of the line via a modem circuit (5, 5';
Information transmission system in which subscribers (1) can be connected with a central office via a line (7), a bidirectional multiplexer and demultiplexer (4, 4'), respectively, being connected at the central office end and at the subscriber end of the line via a modem circuit (5, 5';
Information transmission system in which subscribers (1) can be connected with a central office via a line (7), a bidirectional multiplexer and demultiplexer (4, 4'), respectively, being connected at the central office end and at the subscriber end of the line via a modem circuit (5, 5';
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