Abstract This invention relates to synchronizing devices for telegraphy systems for processing binary coded signals having a start and stop signal element. According to the invention, a storage unit is provided at the transmitter for temporarily storing signal groups and this is connected to a signal transmitter to produce signal groups coded to the information to be transferred or transmitted: the signal transmitter is connected to a transmitter distributor that interrogates the storage unit at constant frequency and the transmitter distributor also has an empty storage unit to produce a filler signal group containing no information and used for shortening the stop step of each signal group; at the receiver means are provided that respond at the constant time frequency to control the operational frequency of the receiver.
Inventors
👤 Oskar Sturzinger
Bibliographic Details
Application Number—
JurisdictionUS
Data Sourcegoogle_patents
Last Synchronized2026-10-26 11:41
CPC Classifications
H; H04; H04L; H04L5/00; H04L5/22; H04L5/24
Claims Analysis
Total Claims: 4
Claim 1
Independent Claim
384 words
In a teleprinter communication link, comprising a single transmitting teleprinter apparatus for producing coded signals in a code including a start and a stop bit and a plurality of data bits, a single receiving teleprinter apparatus for receiving said coded signals and a single transmission channel connecting said single transmitting teleprinter to said single receiving teleprinter which operates substantially in synchronism with the information introduced into the transmission channel by means of a flywheel synchronizer associated therewith, the improvement comprising a single converting circuit connected between said transmitting teleprinter and the input of said transmission channel, said converting circuit comprising first serial to parallel conversion means; first storage means for storing a number of information bits derived from said serial to parallel conversion means, said number corresponding at least to the number of bits in said code; and a second parallel to series conversion means for reducing the duration of said stop bit and for feeding arbitrary filler signals, which are insignificant as regards information, to said transmission channel in the time gaps caused by the difference between the signal frequency at said transmitting teleprinter apparatus and the signal frequency supplied to said transmission channel, thereby permitting said receiving teleprinter apparatus to normally operate at maximum rate in the start-stop mode substantially independently of said synchronizing means; said serial to parallel conversion means comprising second temporary storage means for a group of said information bits and read-in means coupled to the transmitting teleprinter for serially inserting the information bits of a group into said first temporary storage means at a first substantially constant rate; said parallel to serial conversion means comprising third temporary storage means for a group of said information bits and readout means for serially transferring the information bit contents of said second temporary storage means into the input of said transmission channel at a second substantially constant rate; first mechanical means for simultaneously transferring the contents of said serial to parallel conversion means to said first storage means when said transmitting teleprinter generates the stop and start codes between adjacent information groups; second mechanical means for simultaneously transferring the contents of said first storage means to said third storage means a predetermined time after operation of said first transferring means; said second constant rate being faster than said first constant rate.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim
384 words
In a teleprinter communication link, comprising a single transmitting teleprinter apparatus for producing coded signals in a code including a start and a stop bit and a plurality of data bits, a single receiving teleprinter apparatus for receiving said coded signals and a single transmission channel connecting said single transmitting teleprinter to said single receiving teleprinter which operates substantially in synchronism with the information introduced into the transmission channel by means of a flywheel synchronizer associated therewith, the improvement comprising a single converting circuit connected between said transmitting teleprinter and the input of said transmission channel, said converting circuit comprising first serial to parallel conversion means; first storage means for storing a number of information bits derived from said serial to parallel conversion means, said number corresponding at least to the number of bits in said code; and a second parallel to series conversion means for reducing the duration of said stop bit and for feeding arbitrary filler signals, which are insignificant as regards information, to said transmission channel in the time gaps caused by the difference between the signal frequency at said transmitting teleprinter apparatus and the signal frequency supplied to said transmission channel, thereby permitting said receiving teleprinter apparatus to normally operate at maximum rate in the start-stop mode substantially independently of said synchronizing means; said serial to parallel conversion means comprising second temporary storage means for a group of said information bits and read-in means coupled to the transmitting teleprinter for serially inserting the information bits of a group into said first temporary storage means at a first substantially constant rate; said parallel to serial conversion means comprising third temporary storage means for a group of said information bits and readout means for serially transferring the information bit contents of said second temporary storage means into the input of said transmission channel at a second substantially constant rate; first mechanical means for simultaneously transferring the contents of said serial to parallel conversion means to said first storage means when said transmitting teleprinter generates the stop and start codes between adjacent information groups; second mechanical means for simultaneously transferring the contents of said first storage means to said third storage means a predetermined time after operation of said first transferring means; said second constant rate being faster than said first constant rate.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim
147 words
The device of claim 1 wherein said converting circuit is further comprised of means for operating said first means at a first operating speed compatible with said teleprinter to serially load the output signals of said teleprinter; said third means comprising switching means for selectively coupling said first means and said storing means for parallel transfer of their contents; said fourth means comprising switching means for selectively coupling said second means to said storing means for parallel transfer of their contents; means for operating said first and second switching means at times after transfer between the associated storage means has occurred; said readout means coupled to said second means for serially coupling the contents of said second means transferring all output signals to the input of the transmission channel at a substantiaLly uniform time interval per signal to thereby reduce the length of any otherwise prolonged pulses.
Claim 4
Dependent Claim
38 words
A synchronizing device according to claim 1, wherein a selective storage unit at the receiver is connected to said means responding at the constant time frequency, to block further transmission of the filler signal received by the receiver.