Abstract: A method for LTE trunking communication, a user equipment and a first network element device are disclosed. The method includes: when a user equipment which is ready to receive trunked service data through a multimedia broadcast/multicast service (MBMS) bearer moves between a cell inside an MBMS single frequency network (MBSFN) area where a trunked service is located and a cell outside the MBMFN area, reporting area identifier information of the user equipment; and the user equipment receiving the trunked service data according to a trunked service bearing mode selected by a network side based on the received area identifier information.

Abstract: A method and device for monitoring paging signals are provided. A method of DRX cycle extension for a mobile terminal in an IDLE mode is provided. The method is used to extend the current DRX cycle. A longer paging cycle is designed by extending a UE-specific paging cycle or introducing a new coefficient in system information. A method for extending the SFN is proposed in the invention. A boundary and a serial number of the SFN in the longer wrap around are indicated by the SI. To avoid a situation in which the high paging load occurs in certain paging frames or subframes, the UE_ID is extended in the invention. The proposed mechanism can flexibly adjust the paging cycle and the SFN extension to meet the actual requirements. The long DRX cycle can save a lot of power consumption of the mobile terminals in the IDLE mode.

Abstract: Provided is a method of transmitting a Physical Uplink Shared Channel (PUSCH) in a special subframe by a User Equipment (UE). The method includes receiving an Uplink (UL) grant from a base station, the UL grant being included in a downlink time period of Time Division Duplex (TDD) cell, wherein the TDD cell having TDD UL/DL configuration 1, 2 or 6; determining a resource in an Uplink Pilot Time Slot (UpPTS) of a special subframe of the TDD cell to transmit a PUSCH associated with the received UL grant, wherein the special subframe, having subframe number 1 or 6, consists of a Downlink Pilot Time Slot (DwPTS), a guard period (GP), and the UpPTS; transmitting, from the UE, the PUSCH mapped to the resource in the UpPTS; and receiving a Physical Hybrid Automatic Repeat Request Indicator Channel (PHICH) responsive to the PUSCH.

Abstract: In various example embodiments, a system and method for a light sensor network that provides an application framework for interactive applications that use location-based information are presented. In example embodiments, the light sensor network includes a plurality of lighting nodes and a plurality of sensor controller nodes (SCNs) positioned within a wireless communications range of one or more of the plurality of LNs. A LN within the light sensor network includes a communication interface having a first transceiver and a second transceiver. The first transceiver being configured to exchange communication signals to and from a service platform over a wide area network (WAN) via a lighting gateway node. The second transceiver being configured to receive beacon signals from a beacon transmitting device within a beacon communications range and further configured to transmit beacon signals to be received by a beacon-enabled device within the beacon communications range.

Abstract: A method includes receiving a connection request from a network base station on a primary component carrier (CC) associated with a primary user equipment (UE), and connecting to the network base station on the primary CC. The method also includes receiving a configuration message from the network base station. The configuration message instructs operation of at least one secondary CC. The at least one secondary CC is associated with at least one secondary UE. The method also includes, in response to receiving the configuration message, instructing the at least one secondary UE to operate on the at least one secondary CC and receive data from the network base station on the at least one secondary CC.

Abstract: A radio communication system includes a radio access network (1) and a radio terminal (2). The radio access network (1) includes a first base station (11) that manages a first cell (110) and a second base station (12) that manages a second cell (120). The radio terminal (2) supports dual connectivity involving a bearer split in which a network bearer between the radio terminal (2) and a core network (3) is split over the first base station (11) and the second base station (12). The radio access network (1) is configured to transmit, to the radio terminal (2), first control information that relates to an access stratum and is necessary for the dual connectivity involving the bearer split. It is thus possible to provide, for example, a control procedure or signalling necessary for starting dual connectivity involving a bearer split.

Abstract: There is provided a wireless device that includes circuitry configured to receive information from one or more devices connected with the wireless device, select specific information out of the information received from the one or more devices, generate shared information using the specific information as selected by the circuitry, and send the shared information to the one or more other wireless devices by direct wireless communication.

Abstract: The various embodiments provide methods implemented in a MSMA communication device for managing a victim subscription's de-sense by proactively implementing an RF coexistence management strategy on the victim subscription when an RF coexistence event starts. In various embodiments, a MSMA communication device may implement an RF coexistence management strategy by determining when an aggressor subscription will de-sense a victim subscription and configuring the victim to anticipate and mitigate de-sense during the aggressor's transmissions. Thus, the various embodiments may provide dramatic improvements to the victim's overall reception performance and overall user experience.

Abstract: An apparatus calculates, from information included in a packet, a first value that is used to select a path through which the packet is to be transmitted to a destination apparatus. When the packet is a detection packet used to detect a fault in a communication path to the destination apparatus, the apparatus obtains a second value by performing calculation on the first value and a variable value that is changed each time the detection packet is transmitted, and adds an outer header including the second value to the packet. The apparatus adds an outer header including the first value to the packet when the packet is not a detection packet. The apparatus transmit the packet to which the outer header has been added, to the destination apparatus.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a slave device control method, for transmitting a control message along with group start data and group end data to a slave device by a master device so as to set a start point and an end point of the slave device in a sub group, and for allowing the master device to check a network topology using a topology collection message so as to effectively generate a sub group.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a method in a cellular radio communication network. The method comprises scheduling a radio device on a cell in an unlicensed frequency band. The method also comprises attempting to send a discovery signal for the cell in the unlicensed frequency band using a Listen-Before-Talk (LBT) procedure. The method also comprises receiving RSSI information about a Received Signal Strength Indicator (RSSI) measurement performed by the radio device, indicating that the radio device has failed to identify the cell, the RSSI information comprising a time stamp of the RSSI measurement. The method also comprises by means of the time stamp, associating the RSSI measurement with the attempt to send a discovery signal.

Abstract: A beamforming method of millimeter wave communication is introduced herein. the beamforming method is adapted to a base station and includes following steps. A plurality of periodic signals are transmitted by using a frame header of M radio frames via Q base station beams designated as Q scan beams while performing a network entry, wherein M?1 and Q?1. Data packets are transceived by using a payload region of the M radio frames via at least one scheduled beam while a user equipment connection is performed via the scheduled beam selected from the Q base station beams.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present invention disclose a method for transmitting control information, a user equipment and a base station. The method includes: obtaining a resource occupied by first UCI, and obtaining a resource occupied by second UCI; performing channel encoding on the first UCI according to the resource occupied by the first UCI to obtain an encoded bit sequence of the first UCI, and performing channel encoding on the second UCI according to the resource occupied by the second UCI to obtain an encoded bit sequence of the second UCI; mapping the encoded bit sequence of the first UCI and the encoded bit sequence of the second UCI to a physical uplink channel, so as to transmit to a base station.

Abstract: A method and an apparatus for tuning an FIR filter in an in-band full duplex transceiver. The method for tuning an FIR filter includes: converting an input signal of the FIR filter into a first signal that is a baseband signal; converting a signal obtained by subtracting an output signal of the FIR filter from the self-transmitted interference signal into a second signal that is the baseband signal; and calculating attenuation of the FIR filter using the first signal and the second signal.

Abstract: Embodiments for a method of providing dynamic load balancing and fail-over in a WAN network. The interface group architecture for WAN is applied to both sides of the source-destination connection to redirect the data movement of read/write operations away from a public network to a private network. The process identifies interface group selection criteria to be invoked on both source and destination servers to select a tenant-specific private network interface for multi-tenant servers. The method provides high availability communication to select the interface for reads/writes as well as load balancing across the interfaces of each interface group, and a failover interface for recovery from interfaces of the interface group.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides a secure one-step IEEE 1588 clock using either a symmetric or asymmetric protection scheme. Clocks of mission-critical or highly-available devices in industrial automation systems connected to a communication network are synchronized by sending, by a master clock, a synchronization message, e.g., a single message of the one-step-clock type according to IEEE 1588, including a time stamp, and by receiving and evaluating, by a slave clock, the synchronization message. A synchronization component or module of the master clock prepares, or composes, prior to a projected send time, a synchronization message including a time stamp of the projected send time, and secures the synchronization message in advance of the projected send time. Securing the synchronization message occurs by suitable cryptographic means allowing for authentication of the time stamp at a receiving slave clock. At the projected send time, the secured synchronization message is transmitted.

Abstract: The method for sending the trunking paging includes: after receiving a group paging request, a base station sending a paging message to trunking terminals in a present cell in a predetermined paging time slot, wherein the paging message includes a group identification of a group needing to be paged. A base station for sending the trunking paging includes a receiving module and a sending module. A method for receiving the trunking paging includes: after monitoring a paging message, when determining that a group identity included in the paging message is the same as a group identity of the group to which the present terminal belongs, a trunking terminal accessing the group service, and sending a paging response to base station, or not sending a paging response to base station. A trunking terminal for receiving the trunking paging includes a monitoring module, a judging module and a group service processing module.

Abstract: An apparatus is provided for classifying content in one or more transactions. The apparatus includes a transaction boundary detector configured to detect boundaries of the transactions associated with a first server or a first destination. The apparatus further includes a multimedia session generator configured to generate a multimedia session object based on the detected boundaries of the one or more transactions. The apparatus further includes a multimedia classifier configured to classify the content associated with a first multimedia session as being communicated under at least one of: HTTP live streaming (HLS) protocols, dynamic adaptive streaming over HTTP (DASH) protocols, adaptive bit rate protocols, progressive download protocols, or non-multimedia protocols.

Abstract: A controller node receives a list of a first plurality of flows programmed on a network switch. The controller node extracts a flow cookie value from a flow cookie data field of each flow in the first plurality of flows on the received list and calculates a session identifier on the basis of the extracted cookie values. At least one add flow command is transmitted from the controller node to the network switch to program a second plurality of flows on the network switch. The at least one add flow command comprises flow cookie values in the flow cookie data fields of each of the flows in the second plurality of flows which are set equal to the calculated session identifier. At least one delete flow command is transmitted from the controller node to the network switch to delete programming of the first plurality of flows on the network switch.

Abstract: Certain aspects of the present disclosure provide techniques and apparatus for using different MAC addresses in frames for the same station to indicate how to process the frames. In this manner, frames for IEEE 802.11ac can carry information not present in legacy frames (e.g., frames according to IEEE 802.11a/n), but these frames may be interpreted by legacy devices in a legacy way. One example method generally includes receiving a first frame comprising an indication of a first MAC address and processing the received first frame based on the first MAC address. For certain aspects, the method further includes receiving a second frame comprising an indication of a second MAC address, wherein the second MAC address is different than the first address; and processing the received second frame based on the second MAC address, such that the processing of the second frame is different than the processing of the first frame.