Circuitry and method for initiating communication between commun

Telecommunications – Radiotelephone system – Zoned or cellular telephone system

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455 121, 455 134, 455505, 455522, 455 69, 455 63, H04B 7185

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ABSTRACT:
A method and associated circuitry for initiating communication between a network station and a user terminal of a radiotelephonic communication system, such as a satellite-cellular communication system. When communication is to be initiated, a paging signal is transmitted by a network station to the user terminal. When the user terminal detects the paging signal, an acknowledgment signal is generated by the user terminal and encoded to increase the margin of the acknowledgment signal. An increased-margin acknowledgment signal acknowledging reception of the paging signal is transmitted to facilitate communication of the acknowledgment signal back to the network station.

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