Testing of subscriber lines in a digital switch

Telephonic communications – Diagnostic testing – malfunction indication – or electrical... – With blocking of normal usage

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379 2, 379 5, 379 26, 379 27, 379 29, 379 30, H04M 124, H04M 308, H04M 322

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ABSTRACT:
A device for testing line connections at a telephone exchange includes a combined generator and comparator for generating a bit sequence of pseudo-random type and for comparing a received bit sequence to a generated bit sequence. A generated bit sequence is through a line connection forwarded to a telephone set and back again to the generator and comparator, where the received sequence is compared to the forwarded one. The number of bit errors occurring in the transmission is a measure of the transmission quality of the connection. A selector device selects one of several line connections which is to be tested. Only one testing device is required for testing a number of line connections which through the same pair of one serial output line and one serial input line are connected to a telephone exchange.

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