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Electronic in Telephone Line

07/04/2007 11:54 AM

My Question is from some problem to insert a square signal (in frequency of 2300hz) in a Telephone Line; I'm using a basic system alarm & the alarm in some case don't response the square signal;

of how many ways I can insert the signal?

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DTMF Tones Line
Line Voltage in 6vdc Hung Up & 45 in Hung Down

square signal 2300 hz
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V ___________
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Tlf Line | Interface |-------
-----|___________|

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Juan Carlos

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Re: Electronic in Telephone Line

07/05/2007 1:12 AM

I think its impossible to insert the signal into teline.

when you dont use phone you can insert any signal. but when you use it, it will interference your voice.

if the siganl is high up to 5000hz, you can use a mod-demod seperate the signal from voice.

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Re: Electronic in Telephone Line

07/05/2007 11:49 AM

thanks your response!;

In this case , i don't use voice; I think if i can use a LC filter to insert this signal (like a passive filter); Any other idea to use a passive component??; or use the following schematic picture;

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Re: Electronic in Telephone Line

07/24/2007 11:37 PM

Depending on where you are located, it may be impossible to send a 2300 Hz tone over the phone.

In the US, several years back, the phone company would use a single tone in this region to initiate a disconnect. I would suggest that you google something like "telephone signalling tones" as a guess. I used to have a list of signal tone frequencies, but again, that was several years ago.

Best of luck

Bill

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