Selective calling circuit

Communications: electrical – Digital comparator systems

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340168R, 340168CC, 340164R, H04Q 900

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041141385

ABSTRACT:
A selective calling circuit includes a central control code generator for generating a digital stream having repetitions of selected code words of digital information for selectively calling a plurality of remote receiving stations in this circuit. Each remote station includes a decoder for recognizing a predetermined sequence of digital information and reconstructing selected digital code words included therein.
A variable modulus counter, responsive to clock pulses and means for selectively varying the modulus of the counter, is included in the code generator at the central control station.
A resettable counter that counts in response to clock pulses and is reset in response to received code signals is included in the decoder at the remote station.

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