Connect Telephone Line to CM8870 DTMF Decoder

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To connect a telephone line to a CM8870 DTMF decoder, you must identify the correct wires from the telephone cable, specifically the tip and ring wires. The CM8870 requires additional circuitry to filter the -48V bell ringing signal and to scale the dial tones to a maximum of 5V. For connecting a mobile phone, utilize a microphone or an audio jack if the phone supports hands-free functionality. Refer to the CM8870 datasheet and relevant telephone wiring resources for detailed guidance.

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hi,

how does one connect a telephone line with a DTMF decoder(e.g CM8870). i.e which telephone wires(of the 2 pairs of the telephone cable) to i connect to the 8870?

again if i use a cell/mobile phone how to i connect to the 8870?

any help will be appreciated.
 
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php said:
hi,

how does one connect a telephone line with a DTMF decoder(e.g CM8870). i.e which telephone wires(of the 2 pairs of the telephone cable) to i connect to the 8870?

again if i use a cell/mobile phone how to i connect to the 8870?

any help will be appreciated.

Well, if you look at the datasheet:
http://www.cmd.com/products/data/pdf/obsolete/cm8870.pdf

...and some background on telephone wiring:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tip_and_ring

Then you see that you'd probably need some circuitry before the CM8870 to filter out the -48V bell ringing signal, and scale the actual dial tones so that they don't exceed 5V.

For a cell phone, you'd need a microphone or an audio jack if the phone comes with handsfree capability.

Also, a Google search for 'DTMF Decoder' brings this up:
http://www.bobblick.com/techref/projects/tonedec/tonedec.html
 

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