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Transmitter-receiver station having low power consumption for a two-way communication link

  • US 4,562,307 A
  • Filed: 08/13/1984
  • Issued: 12/31/1985
  • Est. Priority Date: 08/17/1983
  • Status: Expired due to Fees
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1. A transmitter-receiver station for a two-way communication link, comprising a transmitter-receiver unit, means for supplying current to said transmitter-receiver unit, a telephone handset to be lifted from a cradle in order to be put into service, a telephone set which is provided with a ringer and delivers a "lifted-handset" signal when said handset is removed from its cradle, a power-saving device comprising a frequency generator for producing pulses and a coupling circuit which has the function during a standby-watch state of the station of controlling the operation of the current supply means in dependence on the duration of the pulses and of permitting continuous operation of said current supply means throughout the duration of the lifted-handset signal, said coupling circuit being provided with a delay circuit for receiving the lifted-handset signal, for preventing operation of the ringer and for preventing continuous operation of the current supply means during a predetermined time interval after disappearance of said lifted-handset signal.

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