Method of allocating radio channels

Telecommunications – Transmitter and receiver at separate stations

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455 342, 455 541, H04Q 900

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056258780

ABSTRACT:
A channel allocation method in a cellular radio system. The mobile radios have permanently stored in their memories a first group of radio channels scanned in a normal hunt sequence and a second group of radio channels scanned in a comprehensive hunt sequence. When the control channel of a base station is changed, a channel permanently belonging to the first group is allocated as a new control channel to the base station whenever such a channel is available. If a channel belonging to the second group has to be allocated as a control channel, it is transferred temporarily to the first group and the change of group is announced through control channels to the mobile radios. A channel permanently belonging to the first group is re-established as the control channel of a base station as soon as such a channel is available and the freed channel is returned to the second group.

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