Method and apparatus for transmitting in a communication device

Telecommunications – Transmitter and receiver at separate stations – Single message via plural carrier wave transmission

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C455S090200, C455S517000, C455S518000

Reexamination Certificate

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07383021

ABSTRACT:
A technique for activating a transmit mode of a communication device (100) is provided encompassing the steps of generating a light signal on an outer surface of the communication device; inhibiting the light signal; and activating the transmit mode of the communication device in response to the light signal being inhibited. A communication device (100) operating in accordance with this technique includes a light transmitting device (108); and a sensor (110) for sensing light generated by the light transmitting device, the sensor disabling a transmit mode when light is detected and enabling a transmit mode when light is inhibited.

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