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The CircuitWerkes DTMF-16c remote control is a compact and rugged remote control unit that provides 16
optocoupled outputs using standard TouchTone® signals. The Silencer option board for the CircuitWerkes DTMF-16c
Touch-Tone Decoder provides an inexpensive and convenient method for using DTMF remote-control tones in your program
path without having the Touch-Tones on the air!

The DTMF-16c listens to an audio source (practically any audio source) and activates its appropriate output
when it hears any one of the sixteen standard DTMF tones.
The DTMF-16c can operate in one of two possible modes: momentary or interlocked-latching. In
momentary mode, the output stays on for the duration of the incoming tone. Interlocked-latching mode keeps
the most-recently selected output on until a different DTMFc tone is entered. The units are shipped from the
factory set for momentary operation but can be changed to interlocked latching by moving one internal jumper.
The outputs are opto-coupled Darlington transistors. They are capable of operating practically any
computer or logic input. They can be used to source or sink current (up to 150mA), making them ideal to drive
slave relays or be used in place of relays in most DC aplications.

Here’s what some users are doing with their DTMF-16’s.
Decoding Automation Tones from radio networks (connected to satellite
receiver) and interfacing them with your automation system.
Backup transmitter control over STL, radio, or telephone coupler.
Radio remote control of camera pan & tilt heads.
Appliance / Computer control over telephone or radio link.
Firing cart decks in studios (simultaneously muting audio channel) from a remote location.
Controlling an attention light at a remote broadcast via FM subcarrier.
Electronic outdoor billboard control via FM subcarrier.
Parade-Float control via radio link.
Online control of RPU gear and radio repeaters.