Abstract:
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a system, a method, and a program for remotely interacting with a diagnostic interface resident on wireless computer devices.SOLUTION: The wireless device provides an accessible diagnostic interface that allows reads and/or writes to device resident diagnostic data and tools. Through use of the interaction, wireless device status data and network status data can be gathered and utilized. The diagnostic tools resident on the wireless devices can be manipulated to alter wireless device operation.
Abstract:
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a system and a method for optimizing an active wireless network. SOLUTION: The present invention relates to a system 10 for optimizing a wireless network 14 having at least data communication between computer devices 12, 18, 20, 22 selectively connected thereto. At least one of the computer devices 12, 18, 20, 22 is a remotely located wireless device. The wireless device 12, 18, 20, 22 has a resident network optimization application that causes the selective transmission of network status data to at least one other computer device on the wireless network 14. Then, either the data-receiving computer devices 12, 18, 20, 22 or another computer devices 12, 18, 20, 22 on the wireless network 14 optimizes the wireless network 14 on the basis of the received network status data. COPYRIGHT: (C)2010,JPO&INPIT
Abstract:
A system, method, and program for remotely interacting with a diagnostic interface resident on wireless computer devices. The wireless device provides an accessible diagnostic interface that allows reads and/or writes to device resident diagnostic data and tools. Through use of the interaction, wireless device status data and network status data can be gathered and utilized, and if so embodied, the diagnostic tools resident on the wireless devices can be manipulated to alter wireless device operation.
Abstract:
A system, method, and program for remotely interacting with a diagnostic interface resident on wireless computer devices. The wireless device provides an accessible diagnostic interface that allows reads and/or writes to device resident diagnostic data and tools. Through use of the interaction, wireless device status data and network status data can be gathered and utilized, and if so embodied, the diagnostic tools resident on the wireless devices can be manipulated to alter wireless device operation.
Abstract:
The present invention is a system and method for accurately determining the distance (range) between one or more satellites and a user terminal and the rate of change (range rate) of that distance. When accurately determined according to the present invention, these quantities can be used to determine the location of the user terminal with a high degree of accuracy. When one satellite is available, the present invention determines the range and range rate based on the Doppler frequency shift that a signal experiences between the satellite and the user terminal, the round trip delay a signal experiences during transmission from the satellite to the user terminal and back via a satellite to a gateway, the Doppler frequency shift a signal experiences between the satellite and the gateway, and the timestamps of the measurements. When a second satellite is available, the present invention determines the range and range rate between the second satellite and the user terminal based on the round trip delay, the Doppler frequency shift that a signal experiences between the second satellite and the user terminal, and the difference in arrival times at the user terminal of the signals from the satellites.
Abstract:
A system, method, and program for optimizing a wireless network having at least data communication between computer devices selectively connected thereto, and at least one of the computer devices is a remotely located wireless device. The wireless device has a resident network optimization application that causes the selective transmission of network status data to at least one other computer device on the wireless network, and either the data-receiving computer device or another computer device on the wireless network optimizes the wireless network based upon the received network status data.
Abstract:
DONDE LA OPTIMIZACION SE HACE CON UN SISTEMA QUE COMPRENDE: a) UNA RED INALAMBRICA QUE TIENE AL MENOS UN SISTEMA DE COMUNICACION DE DATOS OBTENIDOS DE LOS DISPOSITIVOS DE COMPUTACION CONECTADOS SELECTIVAMENTE A ESTA; b) MULTIPLES DISPOSITIVOS INALAMBRICOS UBICADOS A DISTANCIA ENTRE SI Y CADA UNO EN COMUNICACION SELECTIVA CON OTROS DISPOSITIVOS DE COMPUTACION A TRAVES DE (a), EN DONDE CADA DISPOSITIVO INCLUYE UNA PLATAFORMA DE COMPUTACION Y TIENE SU RESPECTIVO USUARIO FINAL; Y, c) POR LO MENOS UNA APLICACION DE OPTIMIZACION DE RED QUE RESIDE EN DICHA PLATAFORMA Y QUE OCASIONA QUE (b) TRANSMITA SELECTIVAMENTE MEDIANTE MENSAJES CORTOS LOS DATOS DE SITUACION DE LA RED CORRESPONDIENTES A (b) HACIA OTRO DISPOSITIVO DE COMPUTACION EN (a). EL DISPOSITIVO INALAMBRICO ES UN TELEFONO CELULAR Y LA RED INALAMBRICA ES UNA RED DE TELECOMUNICACION CELULAR
Abstract:
A system and method for determining timing offset errors in a satellite syst em based upon Doppler and Doppler rate of change is provided. A user terminal (110, 113) determines first and second timing offsets (902, 906) respectivel y associated with first and second satellite beams (1142, 1204) from respectiv e first and second satellites (102, 104). Next, the user terminal (110, 113) determines the Doppler and Doppler rate of change associated with the first and second satellite beams (1100, 1102). A timing offset is estimated from t he measured Doppler and Doppler rate of change and is then compared with the us er terminal's own determined timing offset (906). If the comparison does not produce a value within a predetermined threshold, a beam identification erro r is declared.
Abstract:
An apparatus, method, and process for quickly and accurately determining the position of a user terminal (124,126) in a satellite communications system (100). An initial coarse estimate of the radius of the Earth at a terminal position is made (302,402). The geometry of satellites being used (116,118) and the user terminal (124,126) is then determined. Two satellites are used, the satellite-user terminal geometry includes the range (406,408) of each satellite (116,118) with respect to the user terminal (124,126). An initial position estimate is determined based on the radius and the satellite-user terminal geometry. The coarse radius estimate (304,404) can then be formed into a fine estimate (310,412) and the initial position estimate further refined.