Nokia Telecommunications Oy

Nokia Corporation

Firstbeat Technologies Oy

Nokia Networks Oy

Osmo Schroderus

Kimmo Kinnunen

Reino Talarmo

Tapio Paavonen

Pertti Vihtori Saarinen

Sami Paihonen

Taavi Yli-Kotila

Aleksi Sievänen

Korhan Buyukdemirci

Pasi Hakala

John Linden

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The invention relates to communications systems, and especially to real-time data (two-party or multi-party) communication in communications systems. A real-time data item is sent from a sending terminal to a number of receiving terminals over a communication system. In accordance with the present invention, each receiving user terminal acknowledges the reception of the item by sending an item acknowledgement report after the end of the item. The acknowledgement report may be sent after a successful reception of the item, unsuccessful reception of the item or in both cases.

Method for controlling parties in real-time data communication

The invention relates to a method for storing data (DATA) on a memory medium (MEM). The data (DATA) forms a file totality (FILE) and the memory medium (MEM) includes several unit-storage areas (U-U). At least one first bookkeeping (FDE, FAT) is maintained of the storage state of the memory medium, which consists of information of the location in the unit-storage areas of the data belonging to each file totality. In the storing process&#x2014;the data is stored in the unit storage areas and&#x2014;the said first bookkeeping, for example, concerning the location of the data in the unit storage areas, is updated. The data forming the said file totality is stored as file parts (file, file, fileN), on the data (data, data, . . . , dataN) of which the said storing process is performed.

Method and apparatus for dividing and storing data into plural files

A method of maintaining a group call in a mobile communication system comprising a network infrastructure and mobile stations, the method comprising the steps of: establishing a group call in which a first mobile station is prioritized and the mobile stations participating in said group call communicate in speech items, the frame structure comprising time slots that a second mobile station sending a speech item employs in its speech item. In the method, the first mobile station is allocated time slots or time periods in which only the first mobile station can transmit signalling messages to the network infrastructure; the first mobile station and the third mobile stations are transmitted data indicating in which time slots of time periods only the first mobile station can send signalling messages to the network infrastructure; and the third mobile stations refrain from sending their signalling messages in the time slots or time periods allocated to the first mobile station.

Maintenance of group call in mobile communication system

A method for using channels in a time-division multiple access radio system which includes at least one base station and at least one mobile station and which operates on one or more carrier frequencies per base station. The carrier frequencies are divided into a plurality of physical channels including time slots and a predetermined number of time slots forming a frame. One of the base station's carriers is a main carrier on which a main control channel operates. At least one physical channel of the main carrier is used for transmitting broadcast control channels and the last one of said at least one physical channel is allocated to a traffic channel only if the base station does not have other physical channels available.

Method for channel use in TDMA system, and TDMA system

A method of checking the presence of mobile stations (DMRU: ) communicating on a direct mode channel. The method comprises the steps of: a) sending ( ) a presence inquiry message ( ) provided with an identity from a first mobile station to a second mobile station (DMRU: ) on the direct mode channel, b) receiving said presence inquiry message at the second mobile station (DMRU: ), c) comparing the identity contained in said presence inquiry message ( ) with the identity of the second mobile station, d) if the comparison shows that the identities are identical, sending an acknowledgment ( ) containing the identity of the second mobile station from the second mobile station to the first mobile station on the direct mode channel, and e) indicating the result of the presence inquiry to the user ( ) of the first mobile station.

Checking the presence of mobile stations communicating on a direct mode channel

A method of picking up mobile stations (DMRU,to DMRU,) onto a direct mode channel (f,) in a radio system that comprises a first (f,) and a second (f,) direct mode channel, a repeater (R,) to which the first direct mode channel (f,) is allocated, and mobile stations (DMRU,to DMRU,). In the method, the repeater (R,) tunes to and listens to the second direct mode channel (f,) and determines the moment when it can transmit on the second direct mode channel; the repeater (R,) transmits one or more pick-up messages on the second direct mode channel; the mobile stations (DMRU,, DMRU,, DMRU,) that communicate on the second direct mode channel (f,) receive the pick-up messages; and the desired mobile stations that communicate on the second direct mode channel (f,) switch, in response to the pick-up messages, to the first direct mode channel (f,) for communication.

Picking up of mobile stations from a direct mode channel

Synchronizing a telecommunications connection in a mobile communications

Direct mode repeater in a mobile radio system

A method and a mobile unit for allocating speech items to mobile units communicating on a direct mode channel. In the method, a transmission of a first mobile unit is sent during the speech item of that mobile unit on the direct mode channel; a second mobile unit takes the speaking turn; and the transmission of the second mobile unit is sent during the speech item of the second mobile unit on the direct mode channel. The mobile units communicating on the direct mode channel are directed to operate in such a way that the first mobile unit is given the priority to start a speech item or request a speaking turn after the termination of the speech item of the second mobile unit before the other mobile units communicating on the direct mode channel.

Allocating speech items to mobile units communicating on direct mode

Establishing a telecommunications connection in a mobile communication

Synchronizing a telecommunication connection in a mobile communication

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Sumiainen, Finland

Osmo Schroderus