Abstract: Disclosed is an RF transmitting device of a mobile radio communication base station system in a CDMA system capable of digital-modulating baseband signals which are converted into band spread signals by using the same path which three frequency assignment frequency signals have for an RF in a multi-carrier mobile radio communication system supporting three frequency assignment, digital-coupling the modulated signals, and up-converting the digital-coupled signal into an IF signal and an RF signal in a sequential order, thereby transmitting the up-converted signal.

Abstract: The device and method for scrambling/descrambling voice/data in a mobile communication system involves vocoding or bypassing a signal received from a radio channel interval, scrambling the vocoded or bypassed signal using a random number, sending the scrambled signal to a cable channel interval, descrambles the scrambled signal received from the cable channel interval, vocoding or bypassing the descrambled signal, and sending the vocoded or bypassed signal to the radio channel interval, thereby dramatically security of the data in the cable channel interval between the system vocoders and preventing overhearing of the voice.

Abstract: A system for automating cross connections in an access network. The automated cross connect system comprises of a plurality of upstream line interface circuits adapted for connection to upstream communication links, and a plurality of downstream line interface circuits adapted for connection to downstream communication links. The upstream and downstream line interface circuits are interconnected by an automated cross connect switch that selectively couples particular upstream line interface circuits to particular downstream line interface circuits, in response to routing commands sent from a command center. Thus, the automated cross connect system selectively establishes a bi-directional communication path between the upstream line interface circuits and the downstream line interface circuits, thereby providing a communication path between a selected upstream communication link and downstream communication link.

Abstract: A method for retransmitting data between two sides including a reception side and a transmission side in a mobile communication system including one or more mobile stations and one or more radio networks includes the steps of: by the reception side, storing data received from the transmission side in a first storage unit; as a result of an error-checking procedure, if the data are erroneous, requesting the transmission side to retransmit the data; by the transmission side, transmitting to the reception side a first information related to retransmission and retransmitting the requested data; by a combination unit included in the reception side, combining the retransmitted data with the data stored in the first storage unit; if the combined data are not erroneous, clearing the data and the retransmitted data from the first storage unit and transmitting the combined data to a first upper layer included in the reception side; and in response to an ACK signal from the reception side representing that normal data a

Abstract: A system (100) is disclosed that may transfer voice data from multiple channels between an asynchronous data network (102) and a synchronous data network (104). A system (100) may include an egress block and associated structures (200) and/or an ingress block and associated structures (900). An egress block (200) may read voice channel data from a local buffer (206) and write such data to a voice packet buffer memory (VPBM) (204). At least a portion of a VPBM write address may be generated from a time stamp value. An ingress block (900) may read voice channel data from a jitter buffer (918) and write such data to a local buffer (906). At least a portion of a jitter buffer read address may be generated from a time stamp value.

Abstract: A home agent assigns disjoint ranges of port numbers to mobile nodes that share a global IP address. In response to a registration request message from a mobile node, the home agent transmits to the mobile node its assigned range of port numbers, as an extension to a registration reply message. The home agent maintains data records for the mobile nodes that have registered with it, wherein a data record for a mobile node includes its global IP address, its assigned range of port numbers, and its current address. When the home agent receives data packets destined for one of these registered mobile nodes, as determined from the destination address and destination port number specified in the data packets, the home agent forwards the data packets to the current address listed in the mobile node's data record.

Abstract: A method for allocating a dedicated channel for transmitting a packet at a code division multiple access (CDMA) media access control (MAC) layer control unit to transmit a packet data between a mobile station (MS) and a base station (BS) in a CDMA mobile communication system including the MS and the BS, includes the steps of: when the packet is generated, by a MAC layer control unit of the MS, determining a service option of the packet; if the service option of the packet is link-oriented, requesting to allocate a dedicated control channel (DCCH) and receiving the DCCH; requesting to allocate a dedicated traffic channel (DTCH) and receiving the DTCH; and transmitting the packet via the DTCH.

Abstract: An apparatus for continuous phase quadrature amplitude modulation and demodulation to continuously process phases and amplitudes at symbol change points in an M-ary quadrature amplitude modulation method.

Abstract: A method for processing a call in an asynchronous mobile communication system including an asynchronous mobile station, an asynchronous radio network, wherein a synchronous core network is interlocked, includes the steps of: setting up the call in case a calling call message is generated in the mobile station; establishing a channel between the asynchronous mobile station and the asynchronous radio network; handling basic information for assigning a radio resource; performing a cipher establishment; establishing the radio resource; performing a configuration for a service; and transmitting a phone call stand-by message to a user.

Abstract: A system (100) for processing simplex and multiplexed voice packets transmitted over a network is disclosed. The system (100) may include a processor (102) and a compare section (104). A compare section (104) may include simplex identification (ID) entries (110–0) and multiplex ID entries (110-1). The compare section (104) can compare voice packet information with simplex ID entries (110-0) and multiplex ID entries (110-1) to correlate voice packet data with a give voice channel.

Abstract: A method for cell selection of an asynchronous mobile station in an asynchronous mobile communication system including an asynchronous mobile station, an asynchronous radio network, in case the asynchronous mobile communication system is interlocked with a core network, includes the steps of: storing information related to the core network transmitted from the asynchronous radio network in a memory or a user subscriber identity module (USIM) of the asynchronous mobile station before power-off of the asynchronous mobile station of the asynchronous mobile station; at power-on of the asynchronous mobile station, determining what type of the core network is interlocked by analyzing the information of the core network; beginning any one of a global system for mobile communication (GSM) cell procedure and an American national standards institute (ANSI) cell procedure; finding a cell suitable for providing a service, based on a type of the core network that was determined; and performing a location registration of t

Abstract: A GRE tunnel initiator and a tunnel endpoint can exchange GRE Heartbeat messages to provide status information about the tunnel endpoint. The tunnel endpoint can send the tunnel initiator a GRE Heartbeat message through an established GRE tunnel. The GRE Heartbeat messages can be sent at different times while the GRE tunnel is active, and they can indicate to the GRE tunnel initiator that the tunnel endpoint remains active.

Abstract: In a handover from an asynchronous radio network to a synchronous system, long code state information and activation time are transmitted. The method of transmitting long code state information and activation time includes the step of acquiring handover-related information from a neighboring synchronous system by the asynchronous radio network. In the handover, the synchronous system transmit a first message including activation time information and long code state information to the mobile station by the asynchronous radio network and after receiving the activation time information and the long code state information, makes use of the long code state information based on the activation time information by the mobile station.

Abstract: A telephone conversation is transported over communications network equipment on an in-band channel between a first phone and a second phone. The telephone conversation is recordable in the communications network equipment. A user of the first phone controls whether or not to begin recording the telephone conversation by sending a record enable signal over an out-of-band channel. The communications network equipment contains a recorder responsive to the record enable signal.

Abstract: A method for allocating corresponding identity (ID) to each of a plurality of base station controllers (BSC) and each of a plurality of base transceiver stations (BTS) in an international mobile telecommunication-2000 (IMT-2000) system including the plurality of BSCS, the plurality of BTSs and an OMC (OMC=operating and maintenance center) for managing the plurality of BSCs and the plurality of BTSs includes the steps of: by the OMC, determining if system initialization is performed; if the system initialization is not performed, going to the step a), otherwise by the OMC, transmitting BSC ID allocation data to all the BSCs coupled to the OMC and allocating corresponding specific BSC identities (IDs) and corresponding group IDs to all BSCs; by each of the plurality of BSCs, receiving the BSC ID allocation data from the OMC and recognizing a corresponding specific BSC ID and a corresponding group ID allocated to each BSC by analyzing the BSC ID allocation data; by each of the plurality of BSCs, transmitting BTS

Abstract: A system (100) for receiving data from an asynchronous network and transmitting such data onto a synchronous network includes a voice packet buffer memory system (108) with a jitter buffer (118) having groups of entries storing data for voice channels and jitter buffer valid bit (JBVB) memory (120) for status of a particular entry for multiple jitter buffer groups. Writing or reading data from a jitter buffer entry sets a corresponding JBVB memory bit to a valid or invalid state respectively. Jitter buffer data may be read with a corresponding state memory bit. If a corresponding JBVB memory bit is valid, data from a jitter buffer (118) may be provided as an output. If a corresponding JBVB memory bit is invalid, a loss recovery algorithm may compensate for such invalid jitter buffer data.

Abstract: A system and method of transmitting information between a mobile node and a home agent of the mobile node. The mobile node has an associated home AAA server. The address of the HAAA is determined. The HAAA is contacted and, responsively, receives information indicating a methodology of determining the home address of the mobile node. A proxy server determines the address of the home agent using information received from the PDSN. The information is routed from the mobile node to the home agent having the address.

Abstract: A method for performing a handoff between an asynchronous base station and a synchronous base station. The method includes the steps of: a) setting at least one common channel between the synchronous base station and a mobile station; b) determining whether there is an asynchronous base station to be handed off in neighbor asynchronous base stations based on monitoring information of the neighbor asynchronous base stations; c) if there is no asynchronous base station, requesting a handoff to the synchronous base station and receiving a compressed mode message through the common channel; d) selecting a synchronous base station to be handed off based on the compressed mode message; and e) performing the handoff from the asynchronous base station to the synchronous base station.

Abstract: A method and system for re-direction and handoff for pre-paid mobile services in third generation (“3G”) networks. A handoff marker is created and used for wireless mobile nodes such as Mobile Internet Protocol (“Mobile IP”) nodes. The handoff markers allow the wireless mobile nodes to use pre-paid mobile services, have active communications sessions suspended and re-directed to a registration server when purchased pre-paid mobile services run-out. The registration server allows the wireless mobile node to electronically purchase additional pre-paid mobile services and immediately resume a suspended communications session. The handoff markers also allows network devices in a mobile network to determine between initiation of a new communications session or a hard handoff of an existing communication session, without adversely affecting pre-paid billing services.

Abstract: A method for switching between a first network element and a second network element, the first and second network elements each connected to a first network and a second network. The method may be carried out by configuring the first network element and the second network element to recognize the same data from the second network. Next, data may be readdressed so that it may be recognized by both network elements. After readdressed data are sent to the first network element and the second network element, the first network element may be disconnected from the first network and the second network element may be connected to the first network. Data may be forwarded from the second network to the first network with little or no loss during the switchover.