Personal handyphone system hardware checking of broadcasting rec

Telecommunications – Transmitter and receiver at separate stations

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455574, H04B 700

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ABSTRACT:
A circuit arrangement on a handset for monitoring changes in the system parameters of a personal handyphone system by hardware checking the broadcasting reception indication (BRI) pattern. The circuit arrangement includes a memory portion for storing the previous BRI pattern received at the circuit arrangement, and an interrupt generator for comparing the stored previous BRI pattern with a current BRI pattern and for generating an interrupt to activate the handset processor when the previous BRI pattern differs from the current BRI pattern.

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