Synchronous terminal station receiving system

Multiplex communications – Wide area network – Packet switching

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370 13, 3701001, 3701051, 370112, 371 81, 371 82, 371 111, 371 112, 34082501, H04J 314

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053253540

ABSTRACT:
Pointer information that shows the bit time slot in a frame of low order group signals in which a leading location of substantial data of the low order group signals is placed, is utilised to provide a synchronous terminal station system of a 1:N redundancy configuration type having first to M-th main receiving units and a standby receiving unit which are housed separately. Each main receiving unit has a switching section which receives particular low order group signals demultiplexed in it and standby low order group signals from the standby receiving unit and transfers selected signals to a pointer conversion circuit. The pointer conversion circuit modifies pointer information to make the selected signal comply with a particular signal format of the main receiving unit.

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