Protocol for exchanging signaling signals in a cordless telephon

Telecommunications – Transmitter and receiver at separate stations – Plural transmitters or receivers

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455515, 455516, H04Q 714, H04B 712

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ABSTRACT:
A channel is selected first, and immediately the received field is measured and digital Manchester code data are searched for. The digital signals are 100% Manchester code signals. After a predetermined first delay, the carrier level is tested and recorded in a memory. The smallest value among the various recorded values is selected; a fixed value is added thereto; and the value thus obtained is used as a threshold value for the level test. If the channel is free, another channel is selected. If the channel is occupied, one will wait for a second delay period, after which a test is performed to know whether data have been recognized. If nothing has been recognized, another channel is selected.

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