Abstract:
An electronic control circuit is disclosed for controlling the operation of a paint spray system of the type having a spray station having at least one spray gun assembly and one spray gun thereon and a conveyor means for transporting objects of diverse geometry past the spray station.
Abstract:
There is disclosed an improved telephone switching system which in the preferred embodiment comprises a private branch exchange (PBX). The improved telephone switching system includes a crosspoint matrix of horizontal and vertical terminal dimensions N X M, respectively, with the matrix crosspoint at the intersection of respective horizontal and vertical terminal pairs being adapted for effecting an electrical interconnection of said respective terminal pairs in response to coincident signal markings thereon and further having N termination circuits and M normally idle link circuits coupled to individual ones of said horizontal and vertical terminals, respectively, of said matrix. A plurality of Z registers are associated with the link circuits. Several automatic features are provided by the telephone switching system through the use of common circuitry associated with the registers. Heretofore, these automatic features required individual circuits to be associated with each termination and in certain instances, these automatic features have heretofore not been provided.
Abstract:
AN ELECTRONIC CONTROL CIRCUIT HIGHLY INSENSITIVE TO NOISE INCLUDING CONTACT BOUNCE, HAVING AN INPUT CIRCUIT INCLUDING A SATURABLE MAGNETIC CORE REACTOR WITH A SINGLE COIL THROUGH WHICH THE INPUT SIGNAL IS APPLIED. THE INPUT CIRCUIT IS NONRESPONSIVE TO INPUT SIGNALS OF A TIME DURATION LESS THAN A TIME DURACTION-PRESELECTED BY THE PLURALITY OF TAPS
ON THE COIL. CONNECTED TO THE INPUT CIRCUIT ARE BISTABLE MULTIVIBRATOR CIRCUITS WITH AN INTERNAL CAPACITIVE FEEDBACK COUPLING RENDERING EACH MULTIVIBRATOR CIRCUIT NONRESPONSIVE TO TRIGGERING BY ELECTRICAL SIGNALS OF A FREQUENCY SUBSTANTIALLY HIGHER THAN ITS OPERATING FREQUENCY.
Abstract:
A telephone switchboard includes N line/trunk circuits and M links individually coupled to the N horizontal and M vertical terminals, respectively, of a crosspoint matrix. An incoming call is connected to an allotted one of the links and thence to a called party by control circuitry that effects closure of two crosspoints on a single vertical terminal of the matrix. An operator automatic answer circuit queues incoming calls in the order of their occurrence and permits the operator to individually access and service these calls with a minimum of effort. Signaling and indicator circuits utilize positive and negative control signal biases on the connecting matrix talk path to provide various operator informational or control functions. Selected line/trunk circuits are provided a higher grade of service, i.e., a lesser probability of encountering a busy signal by apparatus which reserves certain of the links for use only by priority status line/trunks. Numerous other features, such as special conference link circuitry, are disclosed.