Data station termination circuit

Telephonic communications – Telephone line or system combined with diverse electrical... – Having transmission of a digital message signal over a...

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379402, 379442, H04M 1100

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047714492

ABSTRACT:
A data station termination circuit for connecting a four-wire, voice frequency transmission facility to either a four-wire or two-wire subscriber station in a telephone communication system for effecting a four-wire or two-wire mode of operation includes a gain/loss network coupled to a receive-in port for receiving incoming voice frequency data signals from a first signal transmission path of the four-wire transmission facility and for amplifying or attenuating the incoming voice frequency data signals. The gain/loss network is formed of a single operational amplifier, a set of binary weighted resistors, and a plurality of single-pole, single-throw slide switches. Other features disclosed include a battery back-up for use during a loopback condition and an optional equalization network for use in a second signal transmission path.

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