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In radio communication, a control channel is a central channel that controls other constituent radios by handling data streams. It is most often used in the context of a trunked radio system, where the control channel sends various data which coordinates users in talkgroups.

Time division multiple access downlink personal communications system voice and data debit billing method

A method and apparatus for full-duplex data communication in or for a wireless communications network, such as a cellular network, PCS network, or mobile satellite network, where a remote feature access control operation utilizes a switch to reserve and route selected voice channels or traffic channels in response to the remote feature access control operation. The method comprising the steps of: configuring a mobile switching center (MSC) to route the selected voice channels to a multi-port protocol converter (MPPC) for transmitting a selected data message on the selected voice channel. Transmitting the selected data message via the multi-port protocol converter on the selected voice channel via a data messaging channel during the remote feature access control operation. Then the selected data message is received at a communicator, which is communicatively linked to a reverse voice and/or digital traffic channel of the wireless network, thereby providing for both forward and reverse messaging on the wireless communications network. An apparatus is disclosed for data communication in or for a wireless communications network for transmitting and receiving both forward and reverse voice, traffic, and control channel messages utilizing the disclosed methodology.
Owner:AERIS COMM

Secure wireless local area network

The secure wireless local area network of the present invention includes a single wired network that supports both wired and wireless devices. The network addresses security concerns by including an authentication server that services a plurality of access points. Each access point includes a first authentication device that generates and transmits a first authentication message to the corresponding wireless device over an air channel. The first authentication message includes encrypted validating information about the access point including an access point key that uniquely identifies the access point. Each wireless device includes a second authentication device. The wireless device receives the first authentication message and determines whether the access point is authorized to connect to the wired network. If the access point is valid, the second authentication device responds to the first authentication message by generating and transmitting a second authentication message to the access point. The second authentication message includes encrypted validating information about the wireless device and operator, e.g., a device key and the operator's logon name and password. The access point determines the authenticity of the wireless device by decrypting the portion of the second authentication message that includes the device key. If the wireless device is valid, the AP opens a control channel with the authentication server. The AP transmits the first and second authentication messages to the authentication server. If the authentication server validates the access point and the operator's logon name and password, it will authorize access to the wired network.
Owner:INTEL CORP

Dynamic resource allocating method and apparatus, base station, terminal

Provided are a dynamic resource allocation method and device, a base station and a terminal. The method comprises: a base station acquiring resource allocation information about downlink data and / or uplink data indicated by downlink control signalling, wherein the resource allocation information comprises the location and number of resource allocation elements (RAEs); the RAEs comprise N transmission symbols in a time domain; and the RAEs completely occupy the full bandwidth in a frequency domain, or each RAE occupies one BP among X bandwidth parts (BPs) in the frequency domain, the X BPs forming the frequency domain, where N is an integer greater than 0, and X is an integer greater than 1; and the base station sending the resource allocation information to a terminal. By means of the technical solution provided in the present invention, the problems in the related art that it is not possible to use an LTE control channel to schedule uplink and downlink services of a plurality of transmission symbols on a high-frequency carrier and the transmission of uplink services, and that the overhead of control signalling is relatively high in a network independently networked by an LTE carrier and the high-frequency carrier and the like are solved, thus achieving that the LTE carrier schedules the high-frequency carrier across carriers.
Owner:ZTE CORP
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