Telephone with hands-free operation

Telephonic communications – Substation or terminal circuitry – For loudspeaking terminal

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379388, 379402, 379410, 379406, H04M 908

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053982819

ABSTRACT:
A hands-free circuit includes a transmit noise level detector which detects a transmit noise level and a first comparator which compares the transmit noise level with a reference level. If the transmit noise level is higher than the reference level, the first comparator provides a control signal indicating a noisy state has been detected. In response to the control signal, a transmit audio level is attenuated. Further the attenuated transmit audio level is compared with a receive audio level by a second comparator which provides an output signal indicating either a transmit-mode or a receive-mode. In response to the output of the second comparator, one audio signal is attenuated.

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