Patent classifications
H04B7/24
USB WIRELESS NETWORK CARD CONFIGURATION METHODS, HOST, USB WIRELESS NETWORK CARD AND COMMUNICATION SYSTEM
Provided are Universal Serial Bus (USB) wireless network card configuration methods, a host, a USB wireless network card and a communication system. A host enters a configuration mode after connecting with a USB wireless network card, acquires, in the configuration mode, configured interface combination information including each function interface configured by a user, and then sends the configured interface combination information to the USB wireless network card.
Base station handover method, X2 interface setup method, base station, user equipment and system
Embodiments of the present invention provide a base station handover method, an X2 interface setup method, a base station, a user equipment and a system. The method includes sending a handover request instruction to a second base station. The handover request instruction includes information of a first coordinated multi-point set of a user equipment. A handover request response is received from the second base station. The handover request response includes information of a second coordinated multi-point set allocated by the second base station for the user equipment. The information of the second coordinated multi-point set sent to the user equipment.
Base station handover method, X2 interface setup method, base station, user equipment and system
Embodiments of the present invention provide a base station handover method, an X2 interface setup method, a base station, a user equipment and a system. The method includes sending a handover request instruction to a second base station. The handover request instruction includes information of a first coordinated multi-point set of a user equipment. A handover request response is received from the second base station. The handover request response includes information of a second coordinated multi-point set allocated by the second base station for the user equipment. The information of the second coordinated multi-point set sent to the user equipment.
Device pairing via device to device contact
A system may include and/or involve a first device, a second device, and logic to effect pairing of the first and second devices upon detection of physical contact between the devices.
RADIO COMMUNICATION SYSTEM, RADIO STATION, RADIO TERMINAL, COMMUNICATION CONTROL METHOD, AND NON-TRANSITORY COMPUTER READABLE MEDIUM
A radio terminal (3) can perform carrier aggregation using a first cell (10) of a first radio station (1) and a second cell (20) of a second radio station (2). The first radio station (1) performs, with the radio terminal (3), radio resource control for the first cell (10) and the second cell (20) in order to perform the carrier aggregation. At least one of the second radio station (2) and the radio terminal (3) is configured to transmit, to the first radio station (10), information about a problem occurring in a radio link in the second cell (20) between the second radio station (20) and the radio terminal (30) while the carrier aggregation of the first cell (10) and the second cell (20) is being performed.
RADIO COMMUNICATION SYSTEM, RADIO STATION, RADIO TERMINAL, COMMUNICATION CONTROL METHOD, AND NON-TRANSITORY COMPUTER READABLE MEDIUM
A radio terminal (3) can perform carrier aggregation using a first cell (10) of a first radio station (1) and a second cell (20) of a second radio station (2). The first radio station (1) performs, with the radio terminal (3), radio resource control for the first cell (10) and the second cell (20) in order to perform the carrier aggregation. At least one of the second radio station (2) and the radio terminal (3) is configured to transmit, to the first radio station (10), information about a problem occurring in a radio link in the second cell (20) between the second radio station (20) and the radio terminal (30) while the carrier aggregation of the first cell (10) and the second cell (20) is being performed.
MACHINE-TO-MACHINE (M2M) TERMINAL, BASE STATION, METHOD, AND COMPUTER READABLE MEDIUM
A Machine-to-machine (M2M) terminal (11) is configured to receive a first notification from a base station (13) and to transmit a second notification to the base station (13) when establishing a radio connection with the base station (13) after reception of the first notification or while performing a procedure for establishing a bearer between the M2M terminal (11) and a core network (14) after reception of the first notification. The first notification indicates whether specific coverage enhancement processing is supported in a cell (130) of the base station (13) in which the M2M terminal (11) is located. The second notification indicates that the specific coverage enhancement processing is required or being executed by the M2M terminal (11). It is thus possible to provide an improvement to allow the M2M terminal to determine necessity of special coverage enhancement processing for M2M terminals.
DATA TRANSMISSION FRAMING
Techniques for framing data in various data transmission contexts are described. A data framing technique may include a transmitter sending a data stream including repeating bits in alternating forward and reverse order. A receiver of the data stream may fold the data stream, and correlate portions of the folded data stream for purposes of validating the data stream and/or identifying an ID in the data stream. In at least some instances, once the receiver validates the data stream, the receiver may accept payload accompanying the data stream.
Bluetooth phone reconnection strategy
When a wireless communications module, such as a Bluetooth transceiver in a vehicle, is confronted with numerous devices that it can choose to connect to, one particular device of many is chosen by the Bluetooth transceiver by determining a connection priority for each available, connectible device. Priority can be determined by factors that change over time and for different users and different devices. Examples include time of day, day of the week, direction, who is driving a vehicle, where a vehicle is going, and where a vehicle has been. The importance of any given factor can be user-specified or programmed into the Bluetooth transceiver.
CLOUD COMPUTER REALIZED IN A DATACENTER USING MMWAVE RADIO LINKS FOR A 3D TORUS
The present disclosure generally relates to a high performance datacenter computer (HPDC) that utilized mmWave links to communicate between servers at opposing racks across the datacenter aisles. The HPDC includes stacks of servers with the stacks arranged in rows. The HPDC includes multiple rows. Within the stacks and rows, the various servers are wired together, but between opposing rows, mmWave technology is used to communicate.