JPS61140257A - Data communication mode automatic selection system - Google Patents

Data communication mode automatic selection system

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JPS61140257A
JPS61140257A JP59263379A JP26337984A JPS61140257A JP S61140257 A JPS61140257 A JP S61140257A JP 59263379 A JP59263379 A JP 59263379A JP 26337984 A JP26337984 A JP 26337984A JP S61140257 A JPS61140257 A JP S61140257A
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Tadao Nozaki
野崎 忠雄
Tomooki Yoshino
吉野 智興
Hitoshi Shirai
仁 白井
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Abstract

PURPOSE:To switch a data line terminator to the DCE/DTE mode by switching automatically an input/output signal line of the data line terminator depending whether an input voltage of a reception signal voltage detecting circuit is within a prescribed voltage or at the outside of the range. CONSTITUTION:When a reception signal voltage at the input terminal of a receiver 11 is measured by a reception signal voltage detecting circuit 14, the reception signal voltage is <=-3V or >=+3V according to the specification. Thus, the circuit 14 detects it in such a case, its built-in relay 21 is inactivated and contacts 12, 13 are brought into the position shown in dotted lines. If the received signal voltage is between -3V-+3V by the decision of the circuit 14, the built-in relay 21 is activated and the contacts 12, 13 are thrown to the position shown in solid lines.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 〔産業上の利用分野〕 本発明はデータ通信装置に係り、特に同一のデータ回線
終端装置を自動切替えにより、成る時はデータ回vA終
端装置、構成る1時はデータ端末装置として動作させる
データ通信モード自動選択方式%式% 私設交換機に於いてデータ回線終端装置を利用する時、
データ回線終端装置を成る時はデータ回−線終端装置と
して使用し、成る時はデータ端末装置として使用するこ
とがあるが、従来は其の都度外部接続線を手動的に切替
える必要があり、この改善が強く望まれていた。
[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Field of Industrial Application] The present invention relates to a data communication device, and in particular, the present invention relates to a data communication device, and in particular, by automatically switching the same data line termination device, when it is configured, it is a data line vA termination device, and when it is configured, it is a data line termination device. Automatic data communication mode selection method for operating as a terminal device % type % When using a data line termination device in a private exchange,
When a data line termination device is used, it is sometimes used as a data line termination device, and when it is used as a data terminal device, it is sometimes used as a data terminal device, but conventionally, it was necessary to manually switch the external connection line each time. Improvement was strongly desired.

〔従来の技術〕[Conventional technology]

データ端末装置(以下DTEと云う)を伝送路に接続し
て他装置との間でデータの授受を行う場合、若し伝送路
がアナログ伝送路である時は、DTEと伝送路の間にモ
デムを接続し、若し伝送路がディジタル伝送路である時
は、宅内回線終端装置(以下DSUと云う−digit
al 5ervice unitの略号)を接続する。
When data terminal equipment (hereinafter referred to as DTE) is connected to a transmission line to exchange data with other devices, if the transmission line is an analog transmission line, a modem is installed between the DTE and the transmission line. If the transmission line is a digital transmission line, a home line termination unit (hereinafter referred to as DSU) is used.
(abbreviation for service unit).

モデムの送信端ではDTEからのデータ信号を変復調し
て電話−回線の帯域に変換した後伝送路へ送出し、受信
端では其の逆変換を行う。
The transmitting end of the modem modulates and demodulates the data signal from the DTE, converts it into a telephone line band, and sends it out to the transmission path, and the receiving end performs the inverse conversion.

DSUの送信端ではDTEからのデータ信号を網のクロ
ックに同期させ、更にデータ信号に同期用ビット、制御
用ビットを付加してベアラフレーム構成とした後市内区
間の伝送に適した信号(バイポーラ信号)に変換して伝
送路に送出し、受信端では其の逆変換を行う。
At the transmitting end of the DSU, the data signal from the DTE is synchronized with the network clock, and synchronization bits and control bits are added to the data signal to create a bearer frame structure, and then a signal suitable for transmission within the city (bipolar signal) and sends it out to the transmission path, and the receiving end performs the inverse conversion.

尚モデムやDS[Jを総称してデータ回線終端装置(以
下DCEと云う)と云う。
Note that the modem and DS[J are collectively referred to as data line terminating equipment (hereinafter referred to as DCE).

此の様なりCEとDTEの間の接続条件はDTE/D 
CEインタフェイスと呼ばれ、DTE/DCEインタフ
ェイスには機械的接続条件、電気的接続条件、及び論理
的接続条件がある。
The connection condition between CE and DTE is DTE/D like this.
It is called a CE interface, and the DTE/DCE interface has mechanical connection conditions, electrical connection conditions, and logical connection conditions.

電気的接続条件にはv、2日、■、10、■、11、■
、35等の種類がある。
Electrical connection conditions include v, 2 days, ■, 10, ■, 11, ■
, 35, etc.

上記の内、■、28は従来のDTE/DCEインタフェ
イスの主流であり、20Kbit /s以下のデータ信
号速度で動作する相互接続回路に適するインタフェイス
である。尚V、、2BはR3232Cと略同−仕様であ
る。
Of the above, 2.28 is the mainstream of conventional DTE/DCE interfaces, and is an interface suitable for interconnection circuits operating at data signal speeds of 20 Kbit/s or less. Note that V, 2B has approximately the same specifications as R3232C.

第3図は私設交換機にデータ端末装置を接続した場合の
一例を示す図である。
FIG. 3 is a diagram showing an example of a case where a data terminal device is connected to a private exchange.

図中、lは私設交換機、2a、2bは夫々DTE、3は
電話機、4a、4b、4cは夫々DCE。
In the figure, 1 is a private exchange, 2a and 2b are DTE, 3 is a telephone, and 4a, 4b, and 4c are DCE.

5はモデム、6は局線である。尚以下全図を通じ同一記
号は同一対象物を表す。
5 is a modem, and 6 is a central office line. The same symbols represent the same objects throughout all the figures below.

DTE2a、及び2bを私設交換機1に接続する場合に
は、夫々にDCE4a、4bを介して接続する。此の場
釡D T E 2 aとDCE4aの間の電気条件はV
、28(又はR3232C)であるとする。DTE2b
とDCE4bの間の電気条件も同じである。
When connecting the DTEs 2a and 2b to the private exchange 1, they are connected via the DCEs 4a and 4b, respectively. In this case, the electrical condition between DTE2a and DCE4a is V.
, 28 (or R3232C). DTE2b
The electrical conditions between and DCE4b are also the same.

上記接続によりDTE2aとDTE2bは相互にデータ
通信が出来る。
The above connection allows the DTE 2a and DTE 2b to communicate data with each other.

DTE2 aが外部のDTEと通信する場合は、図示す
る様にDCE4cを介してモデム5に接続してから局線
6に接続される。 此の場合構内で通信する時と局線を
介して使用する時ではDCE4の使われ方が異なる。
When the DTE 2 a communicates with an external DTE, it is connected to the modem 5 via the DCE 4 c and then connected to the central office line 6 as shown in the figure. In this case, the way the DCE4 is used differs between when communicating within the premises and when using it via a central office line.

即ち、同じデータ回線終端装置であるにも拘わらず、D
CE4a  (DCE4bも同じ)はDTE2aのデー
タ回線終端装置として動作しているが、DCE4cはモ
デム5のDTEとして動作している。而もDCE4a及
びDCE4bでは、X端子が入力端子、X端子が出力端
子となっているが、DCE4cではX端子が出力端子、
X端子が入力端子となっている。
In other words, although they are the same data line terminal equipment, D
The CE 4a (same as the DCE 4b) operates as a data line terminating device for the DTE 2a, while the DCE 4c operates as a DTE for the modem 5. Moreover, in DCE4a and DCE4b, the X terminal is an input terminal and the X terminal is an output terminal, but in DCE4c, the X terminal is an output terminal,
The X terminal is the input terminal.

従って同じデータ回線終端装置をDCEモードで使用す
る場合とDTEモードで使用する場合とでは外部結線を
変えなければなさない。
Therefore, the external connections must be changed depending on whether the same data line termination device is used in DCE mode or DTE mode.

此の様にデータ回線終端装置をDCE/DTEモードに
切替える為、従来はクロスパッチケーブルを使用して手
動で切替えていた。
In order to switch the data line termination device to DCE/DTE mode like this, conventionally, the switching was done manually using a cross patch cable.

〔発明が解決しようとする問題点〕[Problem that the invention seeks to solve]

本発明の目的は上記従来方式の欠点を除去し、データ回
線終端装置を自動的にDCE/DTEモードに切替える
DTE/DCEモード自動選択方弐を提供することであ
る。
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION An object of the present invention is to provide an automatic DTE/DCE mode selection method that eliminates the drawbacks of the above-mentioned conventional methods and automatically switches a data line termination device to the DCE/DTE mode.

〔問題点を解決するための手段〕[Means for solving problems]

問題点を解決するための手段は、複数の電気的接続条件
を存するデータ通信装置に於いて、該データ通信装置の
受信回路の入力端に受信信号電圧検出回路を接続し、該
受信信号電圧検出回路の入力電圧が所定電圧範囲内にあ
るか又は範囲外にあるかにより、該データ回線終端装置
の入出力信号線を自動的に切替えることにより達成され
る。
A means for solving the problem is to connect a received signal voltage detection circuit to the input terminal of the receiving circuit of the data communication device in a data communication device that has a plurality of electrical connection conditions, and to detect the received signal voltage. This is achieved by automatically switching the input and output signal lines of the data line termination device depending on whether the input voltage of the circuit is within or outside a predetermined voltage range.

〔作用〕[Effect]

本発明に依ると、■、28方式、又はR3232C方式
の電気的接続条件を有するデータ回線終端装置の受信回
路の入力端の受信信号電圧は必ず+3V以上か、−3V
以下であるので該入力端の受信信号電圧によりリレーを
駆動してデータ回線終端装置の受信回路と送信回路を自
動的に切替えるので従来の様に外部配線を切替える必要
がなくなると云う効果が生まれる。
According to the present invention, the received signal voltage at the input end of the receiving circuit of the data line termination device having electrical connection conditions of
Since the received signal voltage at the input terminal drives the relay and automatically switches between the receiving circuit and the transmitting circuit of the data line terminating device, there is an effect that there is no need to switch external wiring as in the conventional case.

〔実施例〕   ゛ 第1図は本発明に依るDTE/DCEモード自動選択方
式の一実施例を示す図である。
[Embodiment] Fig. 1 is a diagram showing an embodiment of the DTE/DCE mode automatic selection method according to the present invention.

図中、10.15、及び15゛ は夫々ドライバ、11
.16、及び16°は夫々レシーバ、12.13は切替
接点、14は受信信号電圧検出回路、21は受信信号電
圧検出回路14内蔵のリレーである。
In the figure, 10.15 and 15゛ are drivers, respectively.
.. 16 and 16° are receivers, 12 and 13 are switching contacts, 14 is a received signal voltage detection circuit, and 21 is a relay built into the received signal voltage detection circuit 14.

以下図に従って本発明の詳細な説明する。The present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the drawings.

第1図に於いて、点線の左側はDCE、鎖線の右側はD
TE、又はモデムであり、X端子とX端子は共にDCH
の端子、C端子はDTEの出力端子、D端子はDTPの
入力端子、C゛はモデムの入力端子、D゛はモデムの出
力端子である。
In Figure 1, the left side of the dotted line is DCE, and the right side of the chain line is D
TE or modem, both X and X terminals are DCH
The terminal C is the output terminal of the DTE, the D terminal is the input terminal of the DTP, C' is the input terminal of the modem, and D' is the output terminal of the modem.

■、28インクフェイスの基準によると、受信回路の開
放回路電圧は2■以下であり、而も通常使用状態で信号
電圧が+3V以上、又は−3V以下であると云う規格が
ある。
(2) According to the 28 Ink Face standard, the open circuit voltage of the receiving circuit is 2.2 or less, and there is a standard that the signal voltage is +3 V or more or -3 V or less in normal use.

従って■、28インタフェイスの基準に合致するDCE
のレシーバ11の入力端の通常使用状態での信号電圧は
+3V以上、又は−3V以下である。
Therefore, ■, DCE that meets the standards of 28 interfaces.
The signal voltage at the input end of the receiver 11 under normal use is above +3V or below -3V.

同様にV、28インタフエイスの基準に合致するDTE
のD入力端子通常使用状態での信号電圧は+3V以上、
又は−3V以下である。
A DTE that also meets the standards of the V.28 interface.
The signal voltage of the D input terminal in normal use is +3V or more,
Or it is -3V or less.

今点線の左側に在るDCEがDCEとして使用される場
合、従ってDTEと接続して使用する場合に就いて述べ
る。
Now, we will discuss the case where the DCE on the left side of the dotted line is used as a DCE, that is, the case where it is used in connection with a DTE.

本発明に依ると、第1図に示す様に端子Xと端子Cを接
続し、端子yと端子りを接続する。尚切替接点12.1
3は受信信号電圧検出回路14に内蔵されているリレー
21の接点で常時は点線で示す接点位置にある。
According to the present invention, as shown in FIG. 1, terminals X and C are connected, and terminal y and terminal RI are connected. Furthermore, switching contact 12.1
Reference numeral 3 indicates a contact point of a relay 21 built into the received signal voltage detection circuit 14, which is normally located at the contact position shown by the dotted line.

DTEのドライバ15から出力された信号は本発明に依
るDCE内の端子X、及び切替接点12を通り、レシー
バ11に入る。レシーバ11の入力には受信信号電圧検
出回路14が接続される。
The signal output from the driver 15 of the DTE passes through the terminal X in the DCE and the switching contact 12 according to the invention and enters the receiver 11. A received signal voltage detection circuit 14 is connected to the input of the receiver 11 .

此の状態に於いて、レシーバ11の入力端の受信信号電
圧を受信信号電圧検出回路14により測定した時、受信
信号電圧は前記規定によると一3V以下、又は+3V以
上である。従って此の時受信信号電圧検出回路14は此
れを検出して其の内蔵するリレー21が不動作状態とな
り、其の接点12.13は点線で示す接点位置をとる。
In this state, when the received signal voltage at the input terminal of the receiver 11 is measured by the received signal voltage detection circuit 14, the received signal voltage is less than -3V or more than +3V according to the above regulations. Therefore, at this time, the received signal voltage detection circuit 14 detects this, and the built-in relay 21 becomes inactive, and its contacts 12 and 13 assume the contact positions shown by dotted lines.

若し此の時、受信信号電圧が一3V〜+3■の間にある
と受信信号電圧検出回路14が判定した時は、其の内蔵
するリレー21を動作状態とし、其の接点12.13は
実線で示す接点位置に変わる。
At this time, if the received signal voltage detection circuit 14 determines that the received signal voltage is between 13V and +3V, the built-in relay 21 is activated, and the contacts 12 and 13 are activated. The contact position changes to the one shown by the solid line.

次にモデムに接続される場合には、端子Xと端子C゛を
接続し、端子yと端子D°を接続する。
Next, when connecting to a modem, connect terminals X and C', and connect terminals y and D°.

此の場合端子Xにはモデムのレシーバ16°の入力が接
続され、端子yにはモデムのドライバ15“の出力が接
続される。従ってレシーバ11の入力端の受信信号電圧
は一3v〜+3Vの間にある値を取る。受信信号電圧検
出回路14は此れを検出してり、レー21を動作状態と
し、其の切替接点12.13を駆動して実線で示す接点
位置にする。
In this case, the input of the modem's receiver 16° is connected to the terminal The received signal voltage detection circuit 14 detects this, puts the relay 21 into an operating state, and drives the switching contacts 12 and 13 to the contact position shown by the solid line.

此の結果、ドライバ10の出力は切替接点12、端子X
を通り、モデムのレシーバ16゛ の入力に接続され、
モデムのドライバ15“出力は端子y、切替接点13を
通りレシーバ11の入力端に接続される。
As a result, the output of the driver 10 is the switching contact 12, terminal
is connected to the input of the modem's receiver 16,
The output of the modem driver 15 is connected to the input terminal of the receiver 11 through the terminal y and the switching contact 13.

従ってL/レシーバ1の入力端の受信信号電圧は再び一
3V以下、又は+3V以上となる。此の場合リレー21
は復旧しない。
Therefore, the received signal voltage at the input end of the L/receiver 1 becomes less than -3V or more than +3V again. In this case relay 21
will not recover.

尚此の時切換えるもう一対の信号線は出力同士が接続さ
れていることになるが、規格上回路が破壊されることは
ない。
The outputs of the other pair of signal lines to be switched at this time are connected, but according to the standard, the circuit will not be destroyed.

第2図は本発明に依る受信信号電圧検出回路の一実施例
を示す図である。
FIG. 2 is a diagram showing an embodiment of a received signal voltage detection circuit according to the present invention.

図中、17.18はコンパレータ、19はオア回路、2
0はフリップフロップ回路、22はインバータ、23は
アンド回路である。
In the figure, 17 and 18 are comparators, 19 is an OR circuit, and 2
0 is a flip-flop circuit, 22 is an inverter, and 23 is an AND circuit.

コンパレータ17の一入力端子には+3■、コンパレー
タ18の十入力端子には一3■の基準電圧が夫々印加さ
れる。コンパレータ17の十入力端子とコンパレータ1
8の一入力端子は相互に接続してDCEのレシーバ11
の入力端に接続する。
A reference voltage of +3■ is applied to one input terminal of the comparator 17, and a reference voltage of 13■ is applied to the tenth input terminal of the comparator 18, respectively. Comparator 17 input terminal and comparator 1
One input terminal of 8 is connected to the receiver 11 of the DCE.
Connect to the input end of the

受信信号電圧(DCEのレシーバ11の入力端の信号電
圧)が+3V以上の時はコンパレータ17の出力は“1
”、又−3v以下の時はコンパレータ18の出力は1”
となる。
When the received signal voltage (signal voltage at the input terminal of the DCE receiver 11) is +3V or more, the output of the comparator 17 is “1”.
”, and when the voltage is below -3V, the output of comparator 18 is 1.”
becomes.

従ってオア回路19の出力は“1″となり、フリップフ
ロップ回路20に対してクロックが供給されず、常に“
0”の状態となり、リレー21は不動作状態を継続する
。其の接点12.13は点線で示す接点位置にある。
Therefore, the output of the OR circuit 19 becomes "1", and no clock is supplied to the flip-flop circuit 20, so that the output is always "1".
0'' state, and the relay 21 remains inactive. Its contacts 12 and 13 are in the contact positions shown by dotted lines.

受信信号電圧が、+3y〜−3■の間にある時にはコン
パレータ17の出力もコンパレータ18の出力も“0”
である。
When the received signal voltage is between +3y and -3■, both the output of comparator 17 and the output of comparator 18 are "0".
It is.

従ってオア回路19の出力は“0”となり、フリップフ
ロップ回路20゛にクロックが入ると“1”と反転し、
リレー21は動作状態となり、其の接点12.13は実
線で示す接点位置になる。
Therefore, the output of the OR circuit 19 becomes "0", and when the clock enters the flip-flop circuit 20', it is inverted to "1".
Relay 21 is activated and its contacts 12, 13 are in the contact position shown by solid lines.

此れ以後受信信号電圧が+3v以上又は−3v以下とな
るのでフリップフロップ回路20にクロックが供給され
ることはなく、リレー21は動作状態を継続する。
After this, the received signal voltage becomes more than +3v or less than -3v, so no clock is supplied to the flip-flop circuit 20, and the relay 21 continues to operate.

〔発明の効果〕〔Effect of the invention〕

以上詳細に説明した様に本発明によれば、データ回線終
端装置をDCE/DTEモードに自動的に切替えられる
と云う大きい効果がある。
As described above in detail, the present invention has the great effect of automatically switching the data line termination device to the DCE/DTE mode.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief explanation of drawings]

第1図は本発明に依るDTE/DCEモ、−ド自動選択
方式の一実施例を示す図である。 第2図は本発明に依る受信信号電圧検出回路の一実施例
を示す図である。 第3図は私設交換機にデータ端末装置を接続した場合の
一例を示す図である。 図中、■は私設交換機、2a、2bは夫々DTE、3は
電話機、4a、4b、4Cは夫々DCE、5はモデム、
6は局線、10.15、及び15′は夫々ドライバ、1
116、及び16゛ は夫々レシーバ、12.13は切
替接点、14は受信信号電圧検出回路、17.18はコ
ンパレータ、19はオア回路、20はフリップフロップ
回路、21は受信信号電圧検出回路14内蔵のリレー、
22はインバータ、23はアンド回路である。 茅  1  目 ′f−2目 茅 3 田
FIG. 1 is a diagram showing an embodiment of an automatic DTE/DCE mode selection system according to the present invention. FIG. 2 is a diagram showing an embodiment of a received signal voltage detection circuit according to the present invention. FIG. 3 is a diagram showing an example of a case where a data terminal device is connected to a private exchange. In the figure, ■ is a private exchange, 2a and 2b are each DTE, 3 is a telephone, 4a, 4b, and 4C are each DCE, 5 is a modem,
6 is a central office line, 10.15 and 15' are respective drivers, 1
116 and 16゛ are receivers respectively, 12.13 is a switching contact, 14 is a received signal voltage detection circuit, 17.18 is a comparator, 19 is an OR circuit, 20 is a flip-flop circuit, 21 is a built-in received signal voltage detection circuit 14 relay,
22 is an inverter, and 23 is an AND circuit. Kaya 1st 'f-2nd grass 3 fields

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 複数の電気的接続条件を有するデータ通信装置に於いて
、該データ通信装置の受信回路の入力端に受信信号電圧
検出回路を接続し、該受信信号電圧検出回路の入力電圧
が所定電圧範囲内にあるか又は範囲外にあるかにより、
該データ回線終端装置の入出力信号線を自動的に切替え
ることを特徴とするデータ通信モード自動選択方式。
In a data communication device having a plurality of electrical connection conditions, a received signal voltage detection circuit is connected to the input end of the receiving circuit of the data communication device, and the input voltage of the received signal voltage detection circuit is within a predetermined voltage range. Depending on whether there is or is out of range,
An automatic data communication mode selection method characterized by automatically switching input and output signal lines of the data line termination device.
JP59263379A 1984-12-13 1984-12-13 Data communication mode automatic selection system Pending JPS61140257A (en)

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Cited By (1)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
JPH0514364A (en) * 1991-07-08 1993-01-22 Matsushita Electric Works Ltd Transmission/reception line switch

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* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
JPH0514364A (en) * 1991-07-08 1993-01-22 Matsushita Electric Works Ltd Transmission/reception line switch

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