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5 results about "Beacon interval" patented technology

Beacon Broadcast interval is the time lag between each of the beacons sent by your router or access points. By definition, the lower the value, the smaller the time lag which means that the beacon is sent more frequently. The higher the value, the bigger the time lag which means that the beacon is sent broadcasted less frequently.

A method, node and system for detecting node disruption

Systems and methods for detecting node outages in a mesh network are disclosed. A tracking node in the mesh network detects a set of signals originating from a tracked node in the mesh network. The set of signals includes beacons or communication messages sent by the tracked node. The tracking node determines that a threshold number of beacon intervals have elapsed since a most recent signal was received from the tracked node. The tracking node performs an outage verification based on data received from another node in the mesh network and updates a state of the tracked node. Based on the updated state, the tracking node outputs a probe to the tracked node, which requests a response to the probe. When no response to the probe is received from the tracked node, the tracking node sends an outage alert message to a next topology higher layer of the mesh network.
Owner:LANDIS GYR TECH INC

Ranging by a network device during a beacon interval

A procedure (400) comprising the following: Detect (410) by a network device (100) during a first beacon interval, a plurality of access points (APs) on a first channel capable of ranging and receiving signal measurement from each of the plurality of APs on the first channel; Determine, by the network device, a set of APs from the multitude of APs on the first channel that have not yet performed ranging; Select (415), by the network device, one AP with the strongest received signal measurement among the set of APs on the first channel; Determine (420) through the network device whether the selected AP is available for ranging; Based on a determination that the selected AP is available for ranging, the network device initiates (425) ranging measurements with the selected AP on the first channel during a second beacon interval to produce a ranging result; based on the ranging result, Determine (430), by the network device, of locations of the plurality of APs on the first channel, wherein determining the locations of the plurality of APs on the first channel includes estimating the locations of the plurality of APs on the first channel on an AP map.
Owner:HEWLETT PACKARD ENTERPRISE DEV LP