Hewlett-packard Company

Agilent Technologies, Inc.

Harry G Plate

Glenn R Engel

Robert Thomas Cutler

John E Neeley

Power levels for a code-division multiple access (CDMA) signal with layered orthogonal codes are displayed. When displaying power levels for multiple code layers, a power level for each active code channel is displayed using a bar. A width of the bar indicates in which code layer each active code channel is active. A color of the bar also can be used to indicate in which code layer each active code channel is active. For example, a power level for each active code channel is displayed using a hollow bar and a power level for each inactive code channel is displayed using a line. Alternatively, a power level for each inactive code channel is displayed using a hollow bar and power level for each active code channel is displayed using a solid bar. When displaying a power level for a single code layer, a power level for each active code channel in the single code layer is displayed using a hollow bar, and a power level for each code channel which is inactive in the single code layer is displayed using a line. Alternatively, when displaying a power level for a single code layer, a power level for each active code channel in the single code layer is displayed using a solid bar, and a power level for each code channel which is inactive in the single code layer is displayed using a hollow bar.

Display of code power in all symbol rates in a single screen for code-division multiple access signals employing layered orthogonal codes

A computer based network system includes a first node having a data value, medium for transmitting a network frame, and first and second node computers coupled to the medium. The first node computer is programmed to generate a numeric address based on at least a portion of a publication title, to load the data value and publication title into a data field of the network frame, to load the numeric address into a destination address field of the network frame, and to send the network frame on to the destination address via the medium. The second node computer is programmed to have the publication title associated with the data value, to generate the numeric address based on at least a portion of the publication title, to receive from the medium the network frame with this numeric address, to evaluate the received frame to determine whether the publication title used to generate the numeric address is in the data field of the network frame, to remove the data value from the data field of the network frame when the publication title used to generate the numeric address is in the data field, and to discard the network frame when the data field of the network frame lacks the publication title used to generate the numeric address. A computer-readable medium including a computer software program having a set of executable modules for transmitting data on a network via a network frame is also disclosed A computer based networking method is further disclosed.

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Harry G Plate