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48 results about "Circuit Switched Data" patented technology

In communications, Circuit Switched Data (CSD) is the original form of data transmission developed for the time-division multiple access (TDMA)-based mobile phone systems like Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM). After 2010 many telecommunication carriers dropped support for CSD, and CSD has been superseded by GPRS and EDGE (E-GPRS).

Mobile originated interactive menus via short messaging services

A method and apparatus for providing 2-way interactive short message system menus to a mobile device using text-based short messaging rather than WAP techniques. This provides the ability to provide WAP like services at a fraction of the cost of CSD. Mobile Originated Interactive Menus are implemented as a feature of a Short Message Service Center (SMSC). Each option guides either to the next menu level, or to a final action to be executed according to the path followed by the subscriber. Importantly, the mobile originated interactive menus use SMS communications instead of circuit switched data (CSD) (e.g., instead of WAP communications), thus leaving traffic channels available for voice calls. Interactive SMS menus allow service providers to offer their subscribers personalized messaging menus with multiple options for quick and easy access to Web-based content. Users may define the content and frequency they want, whether it is a scheduled delivery or on-demand. The interactive SMS menu options offer customers a simple-to-use technique and apparatus for checking, e.g., stock quotes, local weather, and / or other Web-based news and information when they want it. The interactive nature of the service allows the wireless network to poll the user for their next response, with multiple menued options offered, making it highly intuitive. Replacement of messages in TDMA and GSM mobile devices allow for heavy usage without filling up the user's phone buffer, i.e., prior messages may be overwritten, to assure that only the latest information is all that is being displayed and read. The flexibility of Interactive SMS Menus can allow service providers to define their own base offering of menus, depending upon their targeted customer segments.
Owner:TELECOMM SYST INC

Design method of detecting system for telecontrol remote terminal unit (RTU) and information channel

In a design method of a detecting system for a telecontrol remote terminal unit (RTU) and an information channel, a structure of the detecting system for the telecontrol RTU and the information channel is confirmed to be a distributed control system, each converting station is provided with a front terminal machine, one industrial control computer is used for centralized management control in an electric power dispatching center, a circuit switched data (CSD) communication mode of a global system for mobile communications (GSM) is applied, bidirectional data communication between a field main control unit and a monitoring center is achieved, and alarm information is transmitted to a mobile phone of a manager through a short message. After a central processing unit (CPU) is first initiated, information channel data of telemetering, remote signaling and carrier frequency are respectively collected, and then malfunction distinguishing is operated according to related principles, if the system is abnormal, a GSM module is started to send malfunction information to a background monitoring center. The design method of the detecting system for the telecontrol remote terminal unit (RTU) and the information channel has the advantages that the detecting system for the telecontrol RTU and the information channel is used for monitoring conditions of voltages and currents of the RTU and other devices, functions of the remote signaling and the remote control are achieved, remote operations to the RTU and other devices are available, and data used in the process of operations is stored in a data base for future reference.
Owner:YINGKOU ELECTRIC POWER SUPPLY COMPANY OF STATE GRID LIAONING ELECTRIC POWER SUPPLY +1

Mobile originated interactive menus via short messaging services

A method and apparatus for providing 2-way interactive short message system menus to a mobile device using text-based short messaging rather than WAP techniques. This provides the ability to provide WAP like services at a fraction of the cost of CSD. Mobile Originated Interactive Menus are implemented as a feature of a Short Message Service Center (SMSC). Each option guides either to the next menu level, or to a final action to be executed according to the path followed by the subscriber. Importantly, the mobile originated interactive menus use SMS communications instead of circuit switched data (CSD) (e.g., instead of WAP communications), thus leaving traffic channels available for voice calls. Interactive SMS menus allow service providers to offer their subscribers personalized messaging menus with multiple options for quick and easy access to Web-based content. Users may define the content and frequency they want, whether it is a scheduled delivery or on-demand. The interactive SMS menu options offer customers a simple-to-use technique and apparatus for checking, e.g., stock quotes, local weather, and / or other Web-based news and information when they want it. The interactive nature of the service allows the wireless network to poll the user for their next response, with multiple menued options offered, making it highly intuitive. Replacement of messages in TDMA and GSM mobile devices allow for heavy usage without filling up the user's phone buffer, i.e., prior messages may be overwritten, to assure that only the latest information is all that is being displayed and read. The flexibility of Interactive SMS Menus can allow service providers to define their own base offering of menus, depending upon their targeted customer segments.
Owner:TELECOMM SYST INC

High-speed audio and video magnitude storage method and device for vehicular environment

A high-speed audio-video mass storing method used in vehicular environment comprises the following steps: through adopting a plurality of parallel-operation intelligent nodes to increase bandwidth, data is stored in a high-speed volatile memory unit at first; then, a plurality of intelligent nodes respectively writes the data block in the high-speed volatile memory unit belonging to each intelligent node in the low-speed nonvolatile memory unit controlled by a corresponding intelligent node. A high-speed audio-video mass storing device, which is used in vehicular environment and is designed according to the method, is provided with a main processor circuit, a volatile cache circuit, an embedded intelligent node circuit and a low-speed nonvolatile memory circuit, wherein the volatile cache circuit which adopts a duplex interface is respectively connected with the main processor circuit and the embedded intelligent node circuit; the main processor circuit exchanges data and commands with the embedded intelligent node circuit through the volatile cache circuit; moreover, the embedded intelligent node circuit reads out data from the volatile cache circuit and writes the data in the low-speed nonvolatile memory circuit.
Owner:SOUTHEAST UNIV

Method and device for assigning cell data units to sequential storage positions of data frames using a pointer position estimation

In a communication system (SYS) circuit switched data frames (DF) are disassembled into ATM cells (CL), routed through an ATM routing network (RN) and cell data is reassembled into data frames (DF) by a frame assembly device (FAD). Second type cells including a pointer value (PTR) are normally included in the cell stream (CS) received from the ATM routing network (RN). This pointer value (PTR) indicates the delimitation position, i.e. the number of data units belonging to a current frame (DF) and to a next frame (DF′). In order to avoid a loss of data units of a complete frame when such a second type cell (STC) is lost during the transmission, the invention estimates the sequence number of the missing second type cell as well as the pointer value (PTR′). The pre-estimation of the pointer value (PTR′) can be done by continuously updating a respective counter assigned to a respective sequence number (SN) of a cell block (CB). Thus, instead of losing the complete data of a whole frame, due to lack of information of where the delimitation occurs, in accordance with the invention only the data units of the missing second type cell are replaced with dummy data units (AIS) in the data frame (DF, DF′).
Owner:TELEFON AB LM ERICSSON (PUBL)

Device for data communications between wireless application protocol terminal and wireless application server, and method thereof

A device for data communications between a Wireless Application Protocol (WAP) terminal and a WAP server, and a data communication method thereof. The data communications device includes: a plurality of WAP terminals each having a protocol stack in which a Circuit Switch Data service (CSD) protocol layer is laid under a Wireless Transaction Protocol (WTP) layer and a Wireless Datagram Protocol (WDP) layer, for generating WAP data which is service request data; a plurality of WAP servers each having a protocol stack in which a Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) layer and an Internet Protocol (IP) layer are laid under a WTP layer and a WDP layer, for providing the WAP terminals with WAP server data according to the WAP data; and an interworking function (IWF) unit having a CSD protocol layer connected to the CSD protocol layers of each WAP terminal, and a TCP layer and an IP layer which are connected to the TCP and IP layers of each WAP server, for mapping the WAP terminals to the corresponding WAP servers, wherein each WAP terminal communicates with the IWF unit though a single Internet Protocol/Peer-to-Peer Protocol (IP/PPP) layer included in its own CSD protocol layer, and the IWF unit communicates through the Internet with each WAP server. Because there is no redundancy of IP/PPP protocol layers in the WAP terminal, overhead is considerably reduced. Also, the IWF unit is directly connected through the Internet to the WAP server, not through the PSTN and the ISP, so that connection time and costs can be reduced.
Owner:SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS CO LTD
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