Communications: electrical – Land vehicle alarms or indicators – Electromagnetically actuated mechanical signal
Patent
1995-01-17
1996-10-15
Horabik, Michael
Communications: electrical
Land vehicle alarms or indicators
Electromagnetically actuated mechanical signal
34082544, 379 60, 455 332, G02B 522, H04Q 700
Patent
active
055658598
ABSTRACT:
In order to detect a paging channel assigned to a pager in a shorter time in a frequency divided pager network system, a plurality of paging channels given priorities in channel searching are separately assigned to the paging areas in a manner wherein reuse in adjacent paging areas is avoided. A frequency subset number and frequency subset indicators related thereto, are stored in a memory in a pager. Subsequently, paging channels available in the system are allocated to the frequency subset indicators. Further, a relationship between the frequency subset indicators and the corresponding paging channels is arranged in the form of a table and then stored in the pager. Then, the paging channels are assigned to the paging areas according to the relationship. The above mentioned paging channels given priorities in channel detection are monitored so as to detect which priority channel is transmitted to the pager. In the event that the pager detects one of the priority paging channels, the pager is tuned to other paging channels according to the relationship.
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Horabik Michael
Merz Edward
NEC Corporation
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