End-of-keying control circuit

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179 16EC, H04Q 150, H04Q 347

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041862783

ABSTRACT:
A TOUCH-TONE signal to dial pulse converter arrangement isdisclosed in a step-by-step system. The arrangement is equipped with a plurality of trunk circuits interposed between line finder and selector switches for extending calls from TT (TOUCH-TONE) telephones through a switching network to a lesser plurality of TT to DP (Dial Pulse) converters. Each of the converters is time slot connected to a common translator under control of a time slot allotter. The common translator includes a single end-of-keying control circuit having decoders, a cross-connection terminal field, a combinational logic circuit, an encoder and a comparator for cooperating with all of the converters successively in individually assigned time slots to determine when the end-of-keying occurs on each call served by the converters.

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