Abstract: Embodiments provide apparatuses, methods and a computer programs for a base station transceiver and a mobile transceiver. An apparatus for a base station transceiver of a communication system comprises a transceiver module operable to communicate radio signals with a plurality of mobile transceivers using a plurality of radio resources. The apparatus further comprises a control module operable to control the transceiver module, and operable to receive access messages from a first subgroup of one or more mobile transceivers from the plurality of mobile transceivers using a first subgroup of the plurality of radio resources. The control module is further operable to receive access messages from a second subgroup of one or more mobile transceivers from the plurality of mobile transceivers using a second subgroup of the plurality of radio resources. An apparatus for a mobile transceiver of a communication system is also provided as well as methods associated therewith.

Abstract: The control module (16) of the apparatus is operable to relay data packets of the data service between the mobile transceiver (200) and the data server (300). The control module (16) is further operable to determine a control data packet for the data service between the data server (300) and the mobile transceiver (200). The control data packet is intended to maintain a connection established between the data server (300) and the mobile transceiver (200). The control module (16) is further operable to provide a reply data packet for the control data packet to the data server (300) without relaying the control data packet to the mobile transceiver (200), and/or generate and provide the control data packet to the data server (300).

Abstract: Embodiments provide methods, apparatuses and computer programs for providing a user plane address, more specifically, but not exclusively based on a transformation of a control plane address. The method for providing a user plane address for at least one mobile transceiver (200) in a mobile communication system. (300) further comprising at least one mobile communication system infrastructure entity (100) configured to communicate with the at least one mobile transceiver (200) via a user plane communication channel (320), the mobile transceiver (200) being controlled via a control plane communication channel (310). The method comprises obtaining (12) a control plane address for the at least one mobile transceiver (200). The method further comprises determining (14) a user plane address for the at least one mobile transceiver (200) based on a distinct transformation of the control plane address. The method further comprises providing (16) the user plane address.

Abstract: Embodiments provide apparatuses, methods and a computer programs for a base station transceiver and a mobile transceiver. An apparatus (10) for a base station transceiver (100) of a communication system (400) comprises a transceiver module (12) operable to communicate radio signals with a plurality of mobile transceivers (200) using a plurality of radio resources. The apparatus (10) further comprises a control module (14) operable to control the transceiver module (12), and operable to receive access messages from a first subgroup of one or more mobile transceivers from the plurality of mobile transceivers using a first subgroup of the plurality of radio resources. The control module (14) is further operable to receive access messages from a second subgroup of one or more mobile transceivers from the plurality of mobile transceivers using a second subgroup of the plurality of radio resources.

Abstract: The control module (16) of the apparatus is operable to relay data packets of the data service between the mobile transceiver (200) and the data server (300). The control module (16) is further operable to determine a control data packet for the data service between the data server (300) and the mobile transceiver (200). The control data packet is intended to maintain a connection established between the data server (300) and the mobile transceiver (200). The control module (16) is further operable to provide a reply data packet for the control data packet to the data server (300) without relaying the control data packet to the mobile transceiver (200), and/or generate and provide the control data packet to the data server (300).

Abstract: A harvest shear includes a finger ring portion to engage with a user's finger, such that the user can release grip on the shear, without the shear then falling away from the user's hand.

Abstract: A pruner employs dual lubricating fasteners as pivots. Each pivot has a head, and a shank which is provided with a lubricant cell and plural channels. The lubricant cell is in communication with the exterior of the shank area, the channels enabling the lubricant contained in the lubricant cell to lubricant the two blades. The lubricant cell includes a depressed oiling region for containing oil therein during re-lubrication. The shank has outer threads to mesh with inner threads of the nut. An anvil portion is provided in a material less likely to dull the blade portion. Extensible handles are providing, having lock member with square or rectangular lock iron for improved operation. A ratchet spring configuration provides ease of replacement of the spring.

Abstract: A picking tool employs a changeable end effector having first and second operative portions. A changing member allows selection of the first or the second portions for deployment during picking, such that the picking tool can be changed to different configurations of end effectors for varied uses. The changing member provides a locked position where the end effector is locked onto the picking tool for use and an unlocked position whereby the end effector may be removed and repositioned to present a different portion for operative use.

Abstract: A shearing tool has two blades which are pivoted together by a pivot in conjunction with a nut. The pivot has a head, and a shank which is provided with a lubricant cell and plural channels. The lubricant cell is in communication with the exterior of the shank area, the channels enabling the lubricant contained in the lubricant cell to lubricant the two blades. The lubricant cell includes a depressed oiling region for containing oil therein during re-lubrication. The shank has outer threads to mesh with inner threads of the nut.

Abstract: The invention provides a process for dyeing a textile substrate comprising wool fibres, which process comprises bringing the substrate into contact with an aqueous dyebath containing an acid dyestuff or a mixture of acid dyestuffs having(a) a build-up power on wool of from 90 to 98% at pH 4.5; together with(b) a migrating ability on wool of from 25 to 40%, at pH 4.5;(a) and (b) being determined under specific conditions, in the presence of a levelling agent which is the alkoxylation product of an amine substituted by a fatty saturated or unsaturated residue, the aqueous dyebath containing a mixture of acid dyestuffs when the substrate is a wool/synthetic polyamide fibre blend.These dyestuffs give level, fast and reproducible dyeings of a high quality.

Abstract: A process for dyeing textile substrates comprising a mixture of elastomeric and non-elastomeric fibres, in which in a first step the elastomeric fibre portion is dyed by a cold dwell process and then in a second the non-elastomeric fibre portion is dyed by a conventional exhaust or continuous process.