US PATENT SUBCLASS 340 / 287
.~ Signal box type (e.g., to call messenger, plural fire alarm boxes)


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340 /   HD   COMMUNICATIONS: ELECTRICAL

286.01  DF  SYSTEMS {24}
287.~ Signal box type (e.g., to call messenger, plural fire alarm boxes) {11}
288  DF  .~.~> Combined (e.g., alarm circuit over power line) {2}
291  DF  .~.~> Repeaters (e.g., from central to plural fire houses or to siren)
292  DF  .~.~> Circuit maintenance (e.g., fault alarm, faulty circuit substitution)
293  DF  .~.~> Variable signal (e.g., police and fire, first and third alarm) {1}
295  DF  .~.~> Noninterfering (prevents break-in by another box during transmission) {1}
297  DF  .~.~> With signal at box (e.g., preliminary signal to combat false alarms) {3}
301  DF  .~.~> Portable box actuating key (e.g., key must be released by signal from central) {1}
303  DF  .~.~> Frangible element must be broken to send signal
304  DF  .~.~> False alarm combating (e.g., detention devices)
305  DF  .~.~> Local circuit to actuate box {1}
307  DF  .~.~> Transmitters {2}


DEFINITION

Classification: 340/287

(under subclass 286) Subject matter in which the transmitter is of the signal box type.

(1) Note. The signal box may be of the type which is used in fire alarms, police, district telegraph, messenger box or the like systems. The transmitter usually is a code transmitter.

SEE OR SEARCH THIS CLASS, SUBCLASS:

534+, for code transmitter systems which are automatically responsive to a condition.

SEE OR SEARCH CLASS

341, Coded Data Generation or Conversion, 20+, and 173+ for a pulse code transmitter.