Efficient telephone audio (300-650Hz) fedback mechanism !!!

Feb 23, 2010 5 Replies

Can anybody suggest any efficient audio fed-back mechanism through telephone line so that the telephoning person can hear audio beeps, by which he can check the status of remotely controlled device (teleremote control). I have tried two circuits (see two attached files)

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But cannot hear any sounds at remote calling end. I have tried all frequencies in the range 300-650Hz by varying POT in the 555 astable audio beeps generator. But no result.



I have selected this range as in this range there is no possibility for any DTMF tones. Thus audio frequency correctly fed-back to telephone line without detected by DTMF IC.



Audio beep relay turns on only after off-hook relay get activated.



I know that, in normal telephone line our vocal audio is captured by Mic, in turn converted into AF electrical signals. To check further fed-back mechanism ( & to imitate in my project), I opened my telephone set. But nothing can find out on a small, but complex circuit board inside the telephone set.



Does Anyone knows any circuits (that should be of workable) ???


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Hmmm. Non-English speaker asking for help designing remote triggering circuits. Anyone else uncomfortable with this?

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You could always try reading the datasheets for your DTMF detector IC.

:Can anybody suggest any efficient audio fed-back mechanism through :telephone line :so that the telephoning person can hear audio beeps, by which he can check :the :status of remotely controlled device (teleremote control). : :I have tried two circuits (see two attached files) :

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: :But cannot hear any sounds at remote calling end. I have tried all :frequencies in the range 300-650Hz by varying :POT in the 555 astable audio beeps generator. But no result. : :I have selected this range as in this range there is no possibility for any :DTMF tones. :Thus audio frequency correctly fed-back to telephone line without detected :by DTMF IC. : :Audio beep relay turns on only after off-hook relay get activated. : :I know that, in normal telephone line our vocal audio is captured by Mic, :in turn converted :into AF electrical signals. To check further fed-back mechanism ( & to :imitate in my project), :I opened my telephone set. But nothing can find out on a small, but complex :circuit board :inside the telephone set. : :Does Anyone knows any circuits (that should be of workable) ??? : : : :--------------------------------------- :Posted through
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You should be looking at how the common fax machine operates when it answers a call. After looping the line on an incoming call it signals back to the transmitting machine with an audible tone saying that it is ready to receive transmission. Try calling a fax line from your telephone and you will hear the tone quite loudly. The hardware interface in your device will need to be similar to that in the fax.

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