Claims Analysis
Total Claims: 17
Claim 1
Independent Claim
155 words
Interface means having amplification and attenuation elements as well as different signalization detectors between a bidirectional transmission channel with analog signals and a signal processor-codec filter having a four-wire input for matching line signalization voltages to the interface messages of a digital communication system, the amplification and attenuation elements for a voice signal arranged in a four-wire circuit, a transformer for connecting the bidirectional transmission channel to the interface means being an attenuation element in a lower frequency range and a transmission and terminating complex impedance connected to the interface means and selected such that all signalization voltages are transformed into a range that can be interpreted by a 10 V technology system, the signalization voltages taken following the complex impedance, and, for suppressing higher-frequency noise signals, the signalization voltages supplied via a low-pass filter to a ringing signal detector or, respectively, via at least one selective band-pass filter to a call charge signal detector.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim
155 words
Interface means having amplification and attenuation elements as well as different signalization detectors between a bidirectional transmission channel with analog signals and a signal processor-codec filter having a four-wire input for matching line signalization voltages to the interface messages of a digital communication system, the amplification and attenuation elements for a voice signal arranged in a four-wire circuit, a transformer for connecting the bidirectional transmission channel to the interface means being an attenuation element in a lower frequency range and a transmission and terminating complex impedance connected to the interface means and selected such that all signalization voltages are transformed into a range that can be interpreted by a 10 V technology system, the signalization voltages taken following the complex impedance, and, for suppressing higher-frequency noise signals, the signalization voltages supplied via a low-pass filter to a ringing signal detector or, respectively, via at least one selective band-pass filter to a call charge signal detector.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim
78 words
Ringing signal detector for an interface mans according to claim 1, wherein an output signal of the low-pass filter is supplied via a threshold switch to a flip-flop whose output indicates the presence of a ringing signal, and wherein a counter clock input to a counter circuit is simultaneously enabled with a threshold switch output signal, this counter circuit initiating a resetting of the flip-flop after the absence of the signal to be recognized following a prescribed time.
Claim 4
Dependent Claim
114 words
Call charge signal detector for an interface means according to claim 1, wherein following the band-pass filter, the call charge pulses of the call charge signal pass through at least one threshold switch at whose output they generate a pulse sequence whose frequency corresponds to that of the call charge pulse signal, at least one flip-flop whose output indicates the presence of a call charge pulse being set and, simultaneously, a counter circuit being reset with a first signal edge of the pulse sequence, and wherein after the absence of the pulse sequence for longer than a prescribed time, the counter circuit initiates a resetting of the flip-flop after reaching the corresponding count value.
Claim 5
Dependent Claim
22 words
Call charge signal detector according to claim 3, wherein a signal is provided for switching between two threshold switches having different thresholds.
Claim 6
Dependent Claim
46 words
Call charge signal detector according to claim 3, wherein corresponding to the frequency of the call charge pulses, one of two band-pass filters is activated, whereby each band-pass filter has its own associated flip-flop and a corresponding count value of the counter circuit allocated to it.
Claim 7
Dependent Claim
335 words
Interface means having amplification and attenuation elements as well as different signalization detectors between a bidirectional transmission channel with analog signals and a signal processor-codec filter having a four-wire input for matching line signalization voltages to the interface messages of a digital communication system, the amplification and attenuation elements for a voice signal arranged in a four-wire circuit, a transformer for connecting the bidirectional transmission channel to the interface means being operated as an attenuation element in a lower frequency range and a complex impedance, connected between the transformer and the interface mans, selected such that all signalization voltages are transformed into a range that can be interpreted by a 10 V technology system, the signalization voltages taken following the complex impedance, and, for suppressing higher-frequency noise signals, the signalization voltages supplied via a low-pass filter to a ringing signal detector or, respectively, via at least one selective band-pass filter to a call charge signal detector; an output signal of the low-pass filter supplied via a ringing signal threshold switch to a first flip-flop whose output indicates the presence of a ringing signal, and a first counter clock input to a first counter circuit simultaneously enabled with a ringing signal threshold switch output signal, this first counter circuit initiating a resetting of the first flip-flop after the absence of the signal to be recognized following a prescribed time; following the band-pass filter, call charge pulses of the call charge signal pass through at least one call charge threshold switch at whose output they generate a pulse sequence whose frequency corresponds to that of the call charge signal, at least one call charge flip-flop whose output indicates the presence of a call charge pulse being set and, simultaneously, a second counter circuit being reset with the first signal edge of the pulse sequence, and wherein after the absence of the pulse sequence for longer than a prescribed tie, the second counter circuit initiates a resetting of the call charge flip-flop after reaching the corresponding count value.
Claim 8
Dependent Claim
335 words
Interface means having amplification and attenuation elements as well as different signalization detectors between a bidirectional transmission channel with analog signals and a signal processor-codec filter having a four-wire input for matching line signalization voltages to the interface messages of a digital communication system, the amplification and attenuation elements for a voice signal arranged in a four-wire circuit, a transformer for connecting the bidirectional transmission channel to the interface means being operated as an attenuation element in a lower frequency range and a complex impedance, connected between the transformer and the interface mans, selected such that all signalization voltages are transformed into a range that can be interpreted by a 10 V technology system, the signalization voltages taken following the complex impedance, and, for suppressing higher-frequency noise signals, the signalization voltages supplied via a low-pass filter to a ringing signal detector or, respectively, via at least one selective band-pass filter to a call charge signal detector; an output signal of the low-pass filter supplied via a ringing signal threshold switch to a first flip-flop whose output indicates the presence of a ringing signal, and a first counter clock input to a first counter circuit simultaneously enabled with a ringing signal threshold switch output signal, this first counter circuit initiating a resetting of the first flip-flop after the absence of the signal to be recognized following a prescribed time; following the band-pass filter, call charge pulses of the call charge signal pass through at least one call charge threshold switch at whose output they generate a pulse sequence whose frequency corresponds to that of the call charge signal, at least one call charge flip-flop whose output indicates the presence of a call charge pulse being set and, simultaneously, a second counter circuit being reset with the first signal edge of the pulse sequence, and wherein after the absence of the pulse sequence for longer than a prescribed tie, the second counter circuit initiates a resetting of the call charge flip-flop after reaching the corresponding count value.
Claim 9
Dependent Claim
24 words
Call charge signal detector according to claim 6, wherein a signal is provided for switching between two call charge threshold switches having different thresholds.
Claim 10
Dependent Claim
49 words
Call charge signal detector according to claim 6, wherein corresponding to the frequency of the call charge pulses, one of two band-pass filters is activated, whereby each band-pass filter has its own associated call charge flip-flop and a corresponding count value of the second counter circuit allocated to it.
Claim 11
Dependent Claim
137 words
An interface for interconnecting a bidirectional transmission channel having analog signals and a signal processor-codec filter having a four-wire port, comprising: means for amplification and attenuation having a first port connected to said four-wire port and having a second port; transformer means for connecting said bidirectional transmission channel to said second port and a means for providing a terminating impedance across said second port, said means for providing a terminating impedance being connected between said transformer means and said second port, said transformer means also being an attenuation element in a low frequency range and said means for providing a terminating impedance transforming predetermined analog signals into signalization voltages in a predetermined voltage range, the signalization voltages being present following the means for providing a terminating impedance; and at least one means for detecting the signalization voltages.
Claim 12
Dependent Claim
137 words
An interface for interconnecting a bidirectional transmission channel having analog signals and a signal processor-codec filter having a four-wire port, comprising: means for amplification and attenuation having a first port connected to said four-wire port and having a second port; transformer means for connecting said bidirectional transmission channel to said second port and a means for providing a terminating impedance across said second port, said means for providing a terminating impedance being connected between said transformer means and said second port, said transformer means also being an attenuation element in a low frequency range and said means for providing a terminating impedance transforming predetermined analog signals into signalization voltages in a predetermined voltage range, the signalization voltages being present following the means for providing a terminating impedance; and at least one means for detecting the signalization voltages.
Claim 13
Dependent Claim
45 words
Interface according to claim 9, wherein said means for detecting has means for low-pass filtering having an input connected to said means for amplifying and attenuating, and has a ringing signal detector having an input connected to an output of said means for low-pass filtering.
Claim 14
Dependent Claim
99 words
Interface according to claim 10, wherein said ringing signal detector comprises, a flip-flop having a first input connected to said output of said low-pass filter via a threshold switch and a second input operatively connected to an output of a counter, a reset input of the counter operatively connected to an output of the threshold switch and a first input of the counter connected to the output of the flip-flop and to a counter clock via an AND gate, the output of the flip-flop providing a signal indicating the presence of a signalization voltage which is a ringing signal.
Claim 15
Dependent Claim
48 words
Interface according to claim 9, wherein said means for detecting has means for selective band-pass filtering having an input connected to said means for amplifying and attenuating, and has a call charge signal detector having an input connected to an output of said means for selective band-pass filtering.
Claim 16
Dependent Claim
98 words
Interface according to claim 12, wherein said call charge signal detector comprises at least one threshold switch for connecting a first input of at least one flip-flop to said output of said threshold switch, said output of said threshold switch also connected to a reset input of a counter, an output of said counter being operatively connected to a second input of said flip-flop, a first input of said counter operatively connected to a counter clock and an output of said flip-flop providing a signal indicating the presence of a signalization voltage which is a call charge signal.
Claim 17
Dependent Claim
161 words
Interface according to claim 13, wherein said means for band-pass filtering: has first and second band-pass filters having their inputs connected via a first means for switching to said means for amplifying and attenuating and having their outputs connected together to a second means for switching; has first and second threshold switches having their inputs connected to said second means for switching and their outputs connected together to a third means for switching; has first and second flip-flops having their first inputs connected to said third means for switching, having second inputs operatively connected to said output of said counter and having their outputs operatively connected together; said reset input of said counter operatively connected to said outputs of said threshold switches; and said first, second and third means for switching operable to select said first band-pass filter, said first threshold switch and said first flip-flop, or to select said second band-pass filter, said second threshold switch and said second flip-flop.