Automatic remote control and telemetering by telephone
C. Doersam · IRE International Convention Record · 2005
The system and system concepts described in this paper make use of the fact that when the operation of a remote control system is normal and "reasonable" telemetered information is of little value. When operation is unreasonable telemetered information is essential. The discussion applies to very high performance control systems such as the remote control and telemetering for a satelite vehicle, and it is also equally applicable to the simpliest form of remote control involving only a single variable, such as an automatic burglar or fire alarm. "Talking Telemetering", a method of better matching telemetered information to man's inputs (Thru his ears to his brain) is also presented. It is useful to rapidly communicate a small amount of information directly to man.