Marker for telecommunication system

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1791752R, H04Q 342

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040427854

ABSTRACT:
A marker controlling the establishment of connections between local subscriber lines and inter-office links, via an associated line concentrator/distributor, comprises a link allocator, a signalization unit and a service unit. The link allocator responds to requests from a local subscriber line, transmitted via a line finder, or from a remote exchange, arriving over a common signal path, to control the line concentrator/distributor for connecting that local line to an available link or a designated link to a selected line. The signalization unit coacts with a respective two-way coupler in each link, in a time-division mode, to pick up outgoing dial pulses for transmission via the common path and to transmit switching instructions from that path to the engaged subscriber line. The service unit, communicating with both the link allocator and the signalization unit, receives and sends out information relating to possible malfunctions or alarm conditions.

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patent: 3729592 (1973-04-01), Buchner

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