Digital conferencing method and arrangement

Multiplex communications – Wide area network – Packet switching

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179 18BC, H04M 356

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044160070

ABSTRACT:
A method and arrangement is disclosed for providing a digital conference capability for subscribers of a time division multiplex (TDM) communication system. Each conferee's pulse code modulation (PCM) signal is assigned one of N conference time slots of the TDM system. The arrangement serially stores in memory the PCM signals of N-1 time slots. Circuitry serially generates the sum of the previously stored N-1 time slot PCM signals concurrently with the serial writing into memory of the PCM signal of each time slot. During each time slot a composite PCM conference signal is formed by combining the PCM signal of that time slot with the summed PCM signal and distributed to the conferees assigned to that time slot.

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