Synchronization of receiver to transmitter

Telecommunications – Transmitter and receiver at separate stations – Single message via plural carrier wave transmission

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455 383, 455343, 455 70, 340539, H04B 700, H04B 116

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054902860

ABSTRACT:
A location monitoring system is provided having a radio frequency transmitter for a person or object and radio frequency receiver for someone to monitor movement of the person or object, the receiver sounding an alarm at a predetermined time after failure to receive a signal. The transmitter is made having an intermittent transmitted signal and the receiver is made having an off-timer to coordinate with the intermittent signal, the off times saving battery power. The radio frequency receiver has an electronic switching device controlled by the radio frequency transmitter for sounding an alarm. An antenna is located in part of the carrying strap of the transmitter. The radio frequency transmitter can have various devices for sounding the alarm.

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patent: 4698748 (1987-10-01), Juzswik et al.
patent: 5175868 (1992-12-01), Yasuoka

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