WIRELESS COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS CONSISTING

Brand	Owner (click to sort)	Address	Description
CITYWIDE	ADC TELECOMMUNICATIONS, INC.	13625 Technology Drive Eden Prairie MN 553442252	wireless communication systems consisting of microcell wireless communications devices which extend coverage of wireless communications networks to outdoor locations; a distributed network of antennas for extending coverage of wireless communications networks into buildings; wideband cell enhancers which extend coverage of RF (radio frequency) from a host cell site to a remote location;CITY WIDE;
PHENX	TekNow, Inc.	4909 East McDowell Road Phoenix AZ 85008	wireless communication systems consisting of computer hardware and software designed to accept, process and transmit messages;
THE PHENX	TekNow, Inc.	4909 East McDowell Road Phoenix AZ 85008	wireless communication systems consisting of computer hardware and software designed to accept, process and transmit messages;
X-PHONE	WINTECH Laboratories, Inc.	PACIFIC GULF COMMERCE PARK 26046 Eden Landing Rd. #5 Hayward CA 94545	Wireless communication systems consisting of radio base stations and controllers, switches, user radio-based terminals, modems, radio frequency (RF) and intermediate frequency (IF) transceiver circuit assemblies, analog and digital signal processing circuit assemblies battery packs, computer programs used in respective processors, communication modems, data processing circuit assemblies, switching circuit assemblies, vocoder data selection circuit assemblies, computer programs for controlling respective assemblies; integrated circuits for spread spectrum modulation, spread spectrum demodulation, error correction encoding, error correction decoding, vocoding and preprogrammed memories containing processor instructions;
	Where the owner name is not linked, that owner no longer owns the brand

Technical Examples

Several related methods and apparatus for re-establishing communication for a wireless communication device after a communication loss between the wireless device and a wireless communication network are disclosed. In one illustrative example, the wireless network broadcasts identifiers of wireless devices associated with communication losses in the wireless network over a control channel. After regaining signal coverage, a wireless device monitors the control channel to decode and compare each broadcasted identifier with an identifier of the wireless device. Based on a match between a broadcasted identifier and the identifier of the wireless device, the wireless device transmits a control message which informs the wireless network of the presence of the wireless device. Otherwise, the wireless device normally refrains from transmitting the control message to the wireless network. Advantageously, communication with the wireless network is re-established (if at all necessary) without overburdening the wireless link with unnecessary traffic.