Radio channel control systems of mobile radio telephone systems

Telecommunications – Receiver or analog modulated signal frequency converter – Signal selection based on frequency

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ABSTRACT:
The service area of the radio telephone system is divided into a plurality of radio zones and a base station is installed in each radio zone. The base station is connected to a control unit through a common control channel and a plurality of speech channels, the control unit is connected to an ordinary telephone network, and the control unit is controlled by first and second sequence controllers for the radio system and an exchange control unit, respectively.
In a modification, each first and second sequence controller comprises a plurality of discrete sequence controllers classified according to their functions.

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