Abstract: A data scrambling method for controlling a code density according to an exemplary embodiment of the present disclosure includes receiving a plain code which is a code to be stored in the non-volatile memory device and a storage address at which the plain code is recorded; determining a rank corresponding to the plain code, using an ET table including appearance frequency rank information corresponding to individual plain code; calculating an adjustment rank corresponding to the plain code, using the rank and a random number that is generated based on the address of storage address; determining a cipher code corresponding to the appearance frequency rank of the plain code, using the adjustment rank and an ECC table including rank information determined by an objective function for individual cipher code; and storing the cipher code in the storage address.

Abstract: A Universal Serial Bus (USB) modem/Wireless Wide Area Network (WWAN) device is provided that when connected to a host device, presents itself as an Ethernet endpoint to the host device, without requiring additional software/drivers to be downloaded to the host device. Embedded in the USB modem/WWAN device are various modules that provide functionality allowing either automatic connection to the Internet or redirection to a local Web User Interface (UI) that a user may employ to configure the USB modem/WWAN device and/or manually connect to the Internet. Additionally, the USB modem/WWAN device employs predetermined rules to determine whether or not/how the redirection occurs, including in scenarios where wireless connectivity to the Internet is unavailable.

Abstract: A Universal Serial Bus (USB) modem/Wireless Wide Area Network (WWAN) device is provided that when connected to a host device, presents itself as an Ethernet endpoint to the host device, without requiring additional software/drivers to be downloaded to the host device. Embedded in the USB modem/WWAN device are various modules that provide functionality allowing either automatic connection to the Internet or redirection to a local Web User Interface (UI) that a user may employ to configure the USB modem/WWAN device and/or manually connect to the Internet. Additionally, the USB modem/WWAN device employs predetermined rules to determine whether or not/how the redirection occurs, including in scenarios where wireless connectivity to the Internet is unavailable.

Abstract: A Universal Serial Bus (USB) modem/Wireless Wide Area Network (WWAN) device is provided that when connected to a host device, presents itself as an Ethernet endpoint to the host device, without requiring additional software/drivers to be downloaded to the host device. Embedded in the USB modem/WWAN device are various modules that provide functionality allowing either automatic connection to the Internet or redirection to a local Web User Interface (UI) that a user may employ to configure the USB modem/WWAN device and/or manually connect to the Internet. Additionally, the USB modem/WWAN device employs predetermined rules to determine whether or not/how the redirection occurs, including in scenarios where wireless connectivity to the Internet is unavailable.

Abstract: A Universal Serial Bus (USB) modem/Wireless Wide Area Network (WWAN) device is provided that when connected to a host device, presents itself as an Ethernet endpoint to the host device, without requiring additional software/drivers to be downloaded to the host device. Embedded in the USB modem/WWAN device are various modules that provide functionality allowing either automatic connection to the Internet or redirection to a local Web User Interface (UI) that a user may employ to configure the USB modem/WWAN device and/or manually connect to the Internet. Additionally, the USB modem/WWAN device employs predetermined rules to determine whether or not/how the redirection occurs, including in scenarios where wireless connectivity to the Internet is unavailable.

Abstract: A Universal Serial Bus (USB) modem/Wireless Wide Area Network (WWAN) device is provided that when connected to a host device, presents itself as an Ethernet endpoint to the host device, without requiring additional software/drivers to be downloaded to the host device. Embedded in the USB modem/WWAN device are various modules that provide functionality allowing either automatic connection to the Internet or redirection to a local Web User Interface (UI) that a user may employ to configure the USB modem/WWAN device and/or manually connect to the Internet. Additionally, the USB modem/WWAN device employs predetermined rules to determine whether or not/how the redirection occurs, including in scenarios where wireless connectivity to the Internet is unavailable.

Abstract: An apparatus comprises a first interface module configured to wirelessly interface with one or more user devices; a second interface module configured to interface with a wireless communication network; and a controller. The controller is configured to detect a signal received through the second interface module, the signal including a command; and execute the command. Executing the command causes one or more components of the apparatus to exit a power conservation mode and enter a full operation mode.

Abstract: A system and method for controlling and monitoring a wireless communication device. Communication between a communication manager and a wireless communication device is via Ethernet data, and communication between an Ethernet interface controller and a wireless communication module, both in the wireless communication device is via USB data.

Abstract: A system and method for controlling and monitoring a wireless communication device. Communication between a communication manager and a wireless communication device is via Ethernet data, and communication between an Ethernet interface controller and a wireless communication module, both in the wireless communication device is via USB data.

Abstract: A PCMCIA type wireless modem comprises an interface module connected to the portable PC to receive a data packet. The interface module includes a single UART and attribute memory, interrupt signal generator connected to the interface module to receive a first interrupt signal and to output a second interrupt signal. The second interrupt signal is enabled after the complete data packet is received in the memory. The modem card includes a processor connected to the interface module and responsive to the second interrupt signal. When the second interrupt signal is enabled, the processor accesses the data packet from the memory. The interrupt signal generator comprises a counter responsive to the first interrupt signal, a register, a comparator to compare output values of the counter and the register, and a pulse generator to produce the second interrupt signal when the output of the counter matches a stored value of the register.