Conditions monitoring device

Communications: electrical – Condition responsive indicating system – With particular system function

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340517, 340518, 340520, G08B 2500

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042233020

ABSTRACT:
A conditions monitor circuit for repetitively displaying the condition of a plurality of sensors which recognize different conditions includes a plurality of gates that are divided into groups which specify conditions for their respective sensors. The gates in each group are connected to a particular sensor and there is a clock for sequentially enabling each group of gates. The enabling clock pulse for each group of gates is also connected to a driver circuit to indicate which sensor is being interrogated. The gates in each group are connected to all of the conditions indicating driver circuits through diodes. There are display means connected to the driver circuits for indicating both the particular sensor being scanned and the condition of that sensor.

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