Method and apparatus for establishing a connection in shortwave

Communications: electrical – Continuously variable indicating – With meter reading

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340825520, 340825580, 370100, 375111, 455 51, H04Q 100

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048536865

ABSTRACT:
A connection (link setup) between individual stations of a radio network may be carried out fully automatically, and even with poor transmission quality, only the wanted stations are activated. A call signal includes a synchronization signal having narrow band, mark and space signals which form the component signals of a diverse pair of signals. A synchronization signal receiver independently detects and evaluates both of the component signals of the diverse pair as well as comparing the results thereof, with means of digital signal processing.

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