TDMA radio network with provision for a group call channel for d

Telecommunications – Transmitter and receiver at separate stations

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ABSTRACT:
The radio transmission system includes at least one base station (RA or RB) and at least one satellite station (M1, . . . , M7) situated in a coverage zone (ZA, ZB) of the base station in which the base station can send information to a satellite station by a down transmission channel (F.sub.RAM), while one transmission channel is used in which the satellite stations are authorized to transmit. For establishing a group call at the request of a satellite station, the base station allocates a group call channel to the requesting station so that exchange of information can take place directly between the mobile stations which are included in the group call.

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M. Coudreuse, G. Delavoipiere, G. Duysens and B. Fino, Mobile Trunked Radio-communications Systems TN 10-TN100-TN200, Commutation & Transmission No. 2, 1989, pp. 39-50.

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