Telephone line monitoring circuitry and apparatus

Telephonic communications – Diagnostic testing – malfunction indication – or electrical... – Monitoring

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379 27, H04M 124, H04M 324

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050561316

ABSTRACT:
A telephone line monitoring circuitry apparatus which is used to continuously monitor the telephone line and causes a light emitting diode to flash on and off and further causes an auditory sounder to sound loud and soft to provide both a visual signal and an auitory signal if the telephone line becomes inoperative. The light emitting diode is a self-flashing type which serves to modulate the auditory sounder. The monitoring circuitry and apparatus is energized by a DC battery, or by an AC power source with DC battery back-up. The monitoring circuitry and apparatus is designed to have acceptable input impedance and ringer-equivalence and complete isolation to prevent interference with the telephone network.

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