Alcatel Telspace

Jean Montarges

Claude Destouesse

Jacques Deygout

In a method of allocating carrier frequencies for transmission within a transmission network, such as a tactical network, the set of carrier frequencies constituting the available frequency resource for the network is broken down into batches of unequal size. At the time it enters the network, as indicated by a request for allocation of a frequency for a link between it and another site (referred to as the first connection for the site), and previous to such allocation, any site of the network is allocated one of two complementary states so as to obtain complementary states for the site in question and for its first connection site. These states are retained for subsequent links between the site in question and other sites of the network. For any link to be set up between two sites of the network, a frequency is allocated at random from the largest batch if the sites in question are in complementary states or from a smaller batch if the sites in question are in the identical state.

Method of allocating carrier frequencies for transmission within a

An interface for inserting equipments interconnected by a traffic telecommunication network into a management system for the equipments includes a management support telecommunication network. The system also includes, for each equipment and integrated in one and the same physical entity, an interface with the management support network and an interface with the equipment.

Interface for inserting a set of equipments interconnected by a

A dynamic management system for a set of traffic data transmission equipments connected by a traffic telecommunication network and operating together in variable configurations matched to the requirements of network users includes a management support telecommunication network having a plurality of nodes which are constituted by management data switching and access equipments associated with respective traffic data transmission equipments and assembled into a meshed network which is topologically independent of the traffic network and uses flooding mode broadcasting.

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Fontenay le Fleury, France

Jean Montarges