Method and apparatus for transmission of synchronization signals

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358185, 358903, 34082514, H04N 504

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ABSTRACT:
In order to couple together vertical-frequency synchronization signals generated by a computer connected to an data transmission system, the synchronization signals are generated by counting the clock pulses. A reference signal is transmitted to the computer or processor; the reference has a frequency which is a whole-number fraction of the desired frequency. Upon receipt in the processor (16) of the reference signal, a counter (19) provided for counting of the clock pulses is preset.

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