Remote-testing arrangement for PCM transmission system

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H04B 346

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040694020

ABSTRACT:
Two sets of line terminals in a pair of PCM head stations are interconnected by a set of transmission channels via a number of cascaded relay stations each including a line repeater for each channel. A service link extends from an address generator in one head station to a monitoring unit in each relay station, the monitoring unit including a regenerating circuit for throughgoing address codes and further including a discriminating network which, upon detecting an address code identifying that relay station, sends a sinusoidal priming signal to all the associated repeaters. A predetermined PCM test code, e.g. one containing a certain number of consecutive zeroes, is simultaneously transmitted from the same head station over the channel containing a selected repeater to be checked which, upon coincidence of the test code with the priming signal from the associated monitoring unit, closes a loop for feeding back the test code to the originating line terminal.

REFERENCES:
patent: 3692964 (1972-09-01), Camiciottoli et al.
patent: 3739098 (1973-06-01), Camiciottoli et al.
patent: 3764760 (1973-10-01), Marchini

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