Telecommunications – Transmitter and receiver at same station – Radiotelephone equipment detail
Patent
1996-09-04
1999-02-09
Chin, Wellington
Telecommunications
Transmitter and receiver at same station
Radiotelephone equipment detail
455 383, 455127, 455343, 455435, 320128, 320136, H04B 140
Patent
active
058706852
ABSTRACT:
The present invention provides a method and apparatus for controlling the operations of a battery-powered mobile station based on the capacity of its battery. In accordance with the present invention, the mobile station monitors the capacity of its battery to determine whether it has fallen below any one of a plurality of threshold capacity values. When the capacity of the battery falls below the highest of these threshold values, the mobile station sends a registration cancellation message to the serving system and then disables the transmit operation in order to conserve power. Other operations of the mobile station are systematically disabled if the battery capacity falls below one or more lower threshold values.
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Chin Wellington
Ericsson Inc.
Nguyen Lee
Samra Robert A.
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