System for recording and reproducing multiplex information

Facsimile and static presentation processing – Facsimile – Recording apparatus

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360 191, 358143, 381 3, 370122, H04N 576

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ABSTRACT:
A method for recording and reproducing multiplex information in which two subcarriers of the same frequency are modulated by two respective subchannel signals. The modulated signals are added to two main channel signals to produce two corresponding sum signals. Two main carriers of different frequencies are then modulated with the two sum signals. Information is recorded on a storage medium in response to the frequency-modulated signals. For reproduction of the recorded information, the main carriers are extracted and separated in frequency, and then detected by separate frequency detecting means. A selected one of two detected outputs from the frequency detecting means is supplied at a time to a common subchannel demodulating means.

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