Abstract: The radio communication device offers data communication with no adverse effect of EMI radiation. In response to EMI radiation detected by the radiation detector, the controller changes the normal communication mode into the avoidance communication mode. In the avoidance communication mode, the transmitter prepares a transmission packet so as to satisfy the following relational expressions: T1=T0/2/M and T2=T0/2 (where, T0 represents the cycle of an AC power source; T1 represents the transmission time; and T2 represents the transmission cycle). The transmission power changer determines the transmission power by multiplying T2/T1 to the transmission power in the normal communication mode. The transmission rate changer determines the transmission rate by multiplying T2/T1 to the transmission rate in the normal communication mode. The transmission packet is transmitted in synchronization with the stopping time of EMI radiation detected by the timing detector.

Abstract: The radio communication device offers data communication with no adverse effect of EMI radiation. In response to EMI radiation detected by the radiation detector, the controller changes the normal communication mode into the avoidance communication mode. In the avoidance communication mode, the transmitter prepares a transmission packet so as to satisfy the following relational expressions: T1=T0/2/M and T2=T0/2 (where, T0 represents the cycle of an AC power source; T1 represents the transmission time; and T2 represents the transmission cycle). The transmission power changer determines the transmission power by multiplying T2/T1 to the transmission power in the normal communication mode. The transmission rate changer determines the transmission rate by multiplying T2/T1 to the transmission rate in the normal communication mode. The transmission packet is transmitted in synchronization with the stopping time of EMI radiation detected by the timing detector.

Abstract: A wireless data collection system 1a includes a wireless terminal 2 provided for an apparatus 1, a wireless base station 5 for communicating with the wireless terminal 2 through a wireless communication to collect data on the apparatus 1, and a central station apparatus 10 for communicating with the wireless base station 5 through a line 9. The wireless base station 5 includes a control section 6 for controlling an operation of the wireless base station 5, an information obtaining section 7 for obtaining change information for changing an operation of the control section 6 from outside the wireless base station 5, and a rewriting section 8 for rewriting control information defining the operation of the control section 6 based on the change information.

Abstract: A medical checkup network system comprises a patient terminal for measuring the biodata of each patient including a blood pressure and a body temperature, a doctor terminal for allowing the medical staff to view the biodata of each patient for diagnosis and enter a medical support data including a schedule data and an advice data, and a center server for storing the data received from the those terminals. They are connected to each other over a communication network such as the Internet. In the system, the biodata of each patient stored in the center server can be registered and viewed by any of the patient terminal, the doctor terminal, the patient and the medical staff which have been registered in the center server. The system can thus protect the privacy of each patient about the biodata and permit the biodata of each patient to be shared by two or more members of the medical staff.