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For uncomplicated and fast programming and test with the 213. Telephones can be tested for ringing, dial pulse/DTMF,
and acoustic in 30 seconds. For development and quality assurance of handsets, the frequency response of receiver, transmitter, and sidetone can be plotted on the screen. See also: Acoustic Telecom Tester 213 |


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Multi-function tester measuring dial pulse, DTMF, earth recall and Loudness Rating, EIA 470 and OREM A/B/CH standard. Generates feed supply and ringing, DTMF, 12/16kHz meter pulses and test tones. |
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Built-in artificial line 0 to 8km. See also: Acoustic Telecom Tester 213 |
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The Artificial Head is intended for high speed production testing of the electro acoustic transmission characteristics of telephone handsets. In conjunction with the Telecom Tester 213 the frequency response of the handset transmitter, receiver and sidetone can be measured in accordance with Loudness Rating, EIA 470, and OREM A. The Artificial Head is very robust and meets the
requirements for a fast and accurate production testing of
telephone handsets. The microphone with amplifier in the ear can be used for calibrating the artificial mouth when placed in the calibration jig or SFERT baffle. See also: Acoustic Telecom Tester 213 |

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The two feed coils are intended for use in laboratories as a feeding circuit when testing telephones and other telecommunication equipment. |
Feeding coils are especially applicable for type approval tests as they allow DC current and have a high impedance against AC. The bench unit contains 2x5Henry (or 2x10Henry) coils constructed to maintain full inductance although a DC current of up to 200mA (125mA) is flowing through each coil. The unit contains a polarity reversal switch and an inductive spike suppression circuit. Necessary for test with artificial line in the 213. See also: Acoustic Telecom Tester 213 |
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See also: Dial Pulse & DTMF Tester 210 |
The 218 is powered via the mains and a telephone can be connected to its constant current output via a suitable plug. Two different output impedances can be selected for testing dial pulse and DTMF systems. When a ringing signal or dial tone is required, a push button is pressed and one of the two signals will be generated on the line. The 218 has a 15V DC output to feed the Dial Pulse and DTMF Tester 210, when they are used in a measuring set-up. |

Together with the Telecom Tester 213 it also measures distortion of transmitter, receiver and sidetone.
See also: Acoustic Telecom Tester 213
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Director: |
Flemming Hasselriis, owner |
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Representations: |
57 countries world wide |
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ISO Quality Assurance: |
DS/EN ISO 9001 |
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