Patents by Inventor Po S. Tsui

Po S. Tsui has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).

  • Publication number: 20020128016
    Abstract: A two-way paging system utilizes four local frequencies for transmissions between pager units (22) and a central control station (20). A first local frequency (f1) carries a local clock; a second local frequency (f2) carries communications packets from the central control station to paging units; a third local frequency (f3) carries communication packets from the pager units to the central control station; and a fourth local frequency (f4) carries a status or request signal from the paging units (22) to the central control station (20). Transmissions on the fourth local frequency (f4) are in accordance with a time divided slot allocation among pager units accessing the central control station (20). For a two-way paging system having a plurality of central control stations (420x) servicing a corresponding plurality of cells, a total of eight frequencies are utilized within any one cell.
    Type: Application
    Filed: May 2, 2001
    Publication date: September 12, 2002
    Inventors: Gabriel K. Wong, Po S. Tsui
  • Patent number: 6282406
    Abstract: A two-way paging system utilizes four local frequencies for transmissions between pager units (22) and a central control station (20). A first local frequency (f1) carries a local clock; a second local frequency (f2) carries communications packets from the central control station to paging units; a third local frequency (f3) carries communication packets from the pager units to the central control station; and a fourth local frequency (f4) carries a status or request signal from the paging units (22) to the central control station (20). Transmissions on the fourth local frequency (f4) are in accordance with a time divided slot allocation among pager units accessing the central control station (20). For a two-way paging system having a plurality of central control stations (420x) servicing a corresponding plurality of cells, a total of eight frequencies are utilized within any one cell.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: June 15, 2000
    Date of Patent: August 28, 2001
    Assignee: Digicomm, Ltd.
    Inventors: Gabriel K. Wong, Po S. Tsui
  • Patent number: 6108520
    Abstract: A two-way paging system utilizes four local frequencies for transmissions between pager units (22) and a central control station (20). A first local frequency (f.sub.1) carries a local clock; a second local frequency (f.sub.2) carries communications packets from the central control station to paging units; a third local frequency (f.sub.3) carries communication packets from the pager units to the central control station; and a fourth local frequency (f.sub.4) carries a status or request signal from the paging units (22) to the central control station (20). Transmissions on the fourth local frequency (f.sub.4) are in accordance with a time divided slot allocation among pager units accessing the central control station (20). For a two-way paging system having a plurality of central control stations (420.sub.x) servicing a corresponding plurality of cells, a total of eight frequencies are utilized within any one cell. Four of the utilized frequencies are the local frequencies (f.sub.1 -f.sub.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: December 9, 1997
    Date of Patent: August 22, 2000
    Assignee: Digicomm Ltd.
    Inventors: Gabriel K. Y. Wong, Po S. Tsui
  • Patent number: 5729827
    Abstract: A two-way paging system utilizes four local frequencies for transmissions between pager units (22) and a central control station (20). A first local frequency (f.sub.1) carries a local clock; a second local frequency (f.sub.2) carries communications packets from the central control station to paging units; a third local frequency (f.sub.3) carries communication packets from the pager units to the central control station; and a fourth local frequency (f.sub.4) carries a status or request signal from the paging units (22) to the central control station (20). Transmissions on the fourth local frequency (f.sub.4) are in accordance with a time divided slot allocation among pager units accessing the central control station (20). For a two-way paging system having a plurality of central control stations (420.sub.x) servicing a corresponding plurality of cells, a total of eight frequencies are utilized within any one cell. Four of the utilized frequencies are the local frequencies (f.sub.1 -f.sub.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: February 29, 1996
    Date of Patent: March 17, 1998
    Assignee: Digicomm, Ltd.
    Inventors: Gabriel K. Y. Wong, Po S. Tsui
  • Patent number: 5689807
    Abstract: A two-way paging system utilizes four local frequencies for transmissions between pager units (22) and a central control station (20). A first local frequency (f.sub.1) carries a local clock; a second local frequency (f.sub.2) carries communications packets from the central control station to paging units; a third local frequency (f.sub.3) carries communication packets from the pager units to the central control station; and a fourth local frequency (f.sub.4) carries a status or request signal from the paging units (22) to the central control station (20). Transmissions on the fourth local frequency (f.sub.4) are in accordance with a time divided slot allocation among pager units accessing the central control station (20). For a two-way paging system having a plurality of central control stations (420.sub.x) servicing a corresponding plurality of cells, a total of eight frequencies are utilized within any one cell. Four of the utilized frequencies are the local frequencies (f.sub.1 -f.sub.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: February 29, 1996
    Date of Patent: November 18, 1997
    Assignee: Digicomm, Ltd.
    Inventors: Gabriel K. Wong, Po S. Tsui
  • Patent number: 5613212
    Abstract: A two-way paging system utilizes four local frequencies for transmissions between pager units (22) and a central control station (20). A first local frequency (f.sub.1) carries a local clock; a second local frequency (f.sub.2) carries communications packets from the central control station to paging units; a third local frequency (f.sub.3) carries communication packets from the pager units to the central control station; and a fourth local frequency (f.sub.4) carries a status or request signal from the paging units (22) to the central control station (20). Transmissions on the fourth local frequency (f.sub.4) are in accordance with a time divided slot allocation among pager units accessing the central control station (20). For a two-way paging system having a plurality of central control stations (420.sub.x) servicing a corresponding plurality of cells, a total of eight frequencies are utilized within any one cell. Four of the utilized frequencies are the local frequencies (f.sub.1 -f.sub.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: February 29, 1996
    Date of Patent: March 18, 1997
    Assignee: Digicomm, Ltd.
    Inventors: Gabriel K. Y. Wong, Po S. Tsui
  • Patent number: 5542115
    Abstract: A two-way paging system utilizes four local frequencies for transmissions between pager units (22) and a central control station (20). A first local frequency (f.sub.1) carries a local clock; a second local frequency (f.sub.2) carries communications packets from the central control station to paging units; a third local frequency (f.sub.3) carries communication packets from the pager units to the central control station; and a fourth local frequency (f.sub.4) carries a status or request signal from the paging units (22) to the central control station (20). Transmissions on the fourth local frequency (f.sub.4) are in accordance with a time divided slot allocation among pager units accessing the central control station (20). For a two-way paging system having a plurality of central control stations (420.sub.x) servicing a corresponding plurality of cells, a total of eight frequencies are utilized within any one cell. Four of the utilized frequencies are the local frequencies (f.sub.1 -f.sub.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: June 24, 1994
    Date of Patent: July 30, 1996
    Assignee: Pioneer Tech Development Limited
    Inventors: Gabriel K. Wong, Po S. Tsui