System for testing a modem
Abstract
Abstract System for the remote testing of a modem (12) for two bit rates different from one another, the part for the higher bit rate being connected in the state of testing via a speed converter (14) to the part for the lower bit rate. With the known technique errors will not be detected when the test signal is in the "1" state, because use is made of a pulse lengthener, which extends the "high speed" pulses occurring in the "0" state of the signal, but which does not notice the "high speed" interruptions occurring in the "1" state. This is prevented by the invention by means of a number of logic circuits, one circuit (21) of which is or remains conductive owing to a leading edge of the test signal and a second circuit (25) of which is or remains conductive owing to a trailing edge of the test signal. The other logic circuits ensure that said circuits will be reset (23,27) and that the error information will be processed (29) and supplied (17) to the modem part for the lower bit rate.
Inventors
- 👤 Peerke Jan Nuhoff
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