Communications: electrical – Condition responsive indicating system – Specific condition
Patent
1992-07-23
1995-05-09
Swann, Glen
Communications: electrical
Condition responsive indicating system
Specific condition
340506, 340514, 340550, 340691, G08B 1322
Patent
active
054144094
ABSTRACT:
A processor, such as a microprocessor, responds to the detection of an input audio signal generated by glass breakage to cause an alarm to be indicated, such as at a remotely located alarm control panel. The system determines when the input power supply voltage supplied to the system falls below a selected low voltage level. The system is placed in a test mode of operation in response to a uniquely characterized, humanly generated input sound signal and then can be tested by any appropriate humanly generated input sound signal. The system continually monitors ambient background noise and determines when an absence thereof occurs so as to provide an indication of such absence to alert the user to the possibility that the system may have been purposely comprised. The system further uses a number of indicators arranged so that the meanings thereof are different depending on whether the system is in an alarm detection mode of operation or in a test mode of operation. Finally, the system operates in conjunction with a different intrusion event detection device so that, if a glass breakage signal is detected by the system, the detection of an intrusion event by the other device is monitored so as to confirm that a true intrusion has occurred before an alarm is indicated.
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Hentschel Christopher
Voosen Robert C.
International Electronics, Inc.
O'Connell Robert F.
Swann Glen
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