Continuity test set with voice communication

Telephonic communications – Diagnostic testing – malfunction indication – or electrical... – Using portable test set

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379 25, 379 26, 324542, H04B 346

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ABSTRACT:
First and second telephone handsets or headsets are used to form a continuity test set providing voice communication. The telephone handsets are modified to connect the transmitter and receiver elements in series with test leads and current-limiting resistors. Connectors are provided at the ends of the test leads, and one of said handsets is provided with a battery to establish a loop current. LEDs are disposed in selected test leads to provide a visual indication of the flow of loop current, which is established when the connectors are attached to common conductors at the remote ends of a multi-conductor cable or conduit.

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