Motorola Corporation

Orestes G Melgarejo

Steven S Alterman

Jose E Korneluk

Todd M Russell

Alex C Wang

Alan Wai Chan

Mauricio E Sanchez

Jeff L Ostroff

Alex Wang

A controller in a communication device receives a request, from a process operating in the communication device, to subscribe to a data routing service that is managed by the controller. In response to the request, the controller assigns a destination identifier to the process and adds the process and the assigned destination identifier to a routing table that is stored in a memory associated with the controller. Data subsequently received from a data source is routed to the process or to one of multiple communication ports by the controller by reference to the destination identifier, or the absence of a destination identifier, stored in the routing table.

Method and apparatus for routing data in a communication system

A subscriber unit (,) operating within a radio communication system (,) supplements neighbor list information received from a cell site (,), when that cell site (,) is expected to provide inadequate neighbor cell list information. When the subscriber unit (,) obtains a new neighbor cell list (,) from the cell site (,), it determines whether characteristics of the cell site (,) is such that the new neighbor cell list (,) does not adequately reflect available neighboring cell sites. Such a condition is presumed to exist for a cell site designated as a high site. In such cases, the subscriber unit combines entries from its current neighbor cell list (,) with entries from the new neighbor cell list (,) obtained from the cell site to generate a supplemented neighbor cell list (,). The supplemented neighbor cell list (,) is used to monitor potential server sites, and to make hand-over decisions.

Method combining entries from multiple neighbor cell lists to obtain an updated list for a subscriber device

A radio communication system (100) employs a method for setting an output power of a base site (e.g., 107) in the system. The radio communication system includes at least two base sites (101-107) and a communication path (109, 131-137) coupling the base sites together. A first base site (e.g., 107) transmits a signal (147) via a radio communication resource. A second base site (e.g., 101) receives the signal and determines a signal quality metric of the received signal. Upon determining the signal quality metric, the second base site generates and conveys a message to the first base site via the communication path, wherein the message instructs the first base site to adjust an output power of the first base site. The first base site then adjusts its output power responsive to the message.

Radio communication system and method for setting an output power of a

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Orestes G Melgarejo