Motorola Solutions, Inc.

Sanjaykumar S Karpoor

Dipendra M Chowdhary

David G Wiatrowski

Daniel P Zetzl

Bradley Michael Hiben

Thomas B Bohn

Kevin G Doberstein

Satyanarayan R Panpaliya

Badarinath Patibandla

Bob LoGalbo

Yuval Namir

Peter M Drozt

David P Gurney

Gregory J Buchwald

Arthur Christopher Leyh

John P Belmonte

Stephen C Glass

Mark Antilla

Graeme Johnson

Blake C Moselle

Gregory D Bishop

Lorenzo J Cruger

Erin B Bryant

Yew Tatt Sim

John Touvannas

Melissa D Kasper

Irina Kleyman

Mykola Nikolayev

Hemant J Patel

Alan P Alvarez

Roland Simandiev

Xuejiao Liu

Jeevanram M Nattami

Robert Hartman

Kevin L Good

A converged communication device comprises a first processor operable using a first communications protocol and a second processor operable using a second communications protocol. The first processor is configured to detect a factory reset. The factory reset selectively enables one of a multi-tier factory reset comprising: a factory reset of both the first and second processor; a factory reset of the first processor only; and a factory reset of the second processor only. The configuration may be triggered by an external input to the converged communication device.

Method and apparatus for providing multi-tier factory reset of a converged communication device

A device, method and system for controlling provisioning of a mobile device is provided. An example devices determines, upon power-up, a status of a provisioning flag. The example device, in response to the provisioning flag comprising a first state associated with an out-of-box update mode, implements a first provisioning stage associated with a first communication system according to the out-of-box update mode. The example device, in response to the provisioning flag comprising a second state associated with a post-deployment update mode, implements the first provisioning stage associated with the first communication system according to the post-deployment update mode different from the out-of-box update mode. The example device implements a second provisioning stage for one or more of the second communication system and an operating system implemented at the mobile device.

Device, method and system for controlling provisioning of a mobile device

One example device facilitates activation of a radio device includes an electronic processor configured to select the radio device from a plurality of types of unactivated radio devices. Each radio device of the plurality of types of unactivated radio devices may be factory loaded with a global firmware and a global codeplug. The electronic computing device may be configured to determine at least one of a region-specific codeplug version and a region-specific regulatory restriction based on a desired region of operation, and associate the at least one of the region-specific codeplug version and the region-specific regulatory restriction with a unique identifier of the radio device that are configured to be transmitted to the radio device to activate the radio device for communication within the region of operation in response to receiving an indication that the radio device has been powered-up for a first time for operation by a customer.

Activation of a radio device for customer use

A method and apparatus for communicating resource activation details are disclosed. A method of resource activation by a group application server may include requesting, by the group application server, establishment of a distributed resource to be established in a broadcast area and an indication of profess to establish the distributed resource, and receiving a first notification at the group application server. The first notification may be indicative of progress in the establishment of the distributed resource and may be received before the distributed resource is established in the broadcast area.

Methods and apparatus for communicating resource establishment details over eMBMS

A communication system () is formed of a base station comprising a main base station receiver with a main base station antenna () and a secondary receiver with a secondary antenna (). The secondary receiver detects interference to the main base station antenna () causing reduced communications range for communicating with subscriber units (). The secondary receiver rotates a receiver null () of the secondary antenna () to reduce the interference in response thereto. The communication system () performs a voting decision that selects between the secondary receiver with rotated receiver null and the main base station receiver () with reduced communications range, to mitigate the interference to main base station antenna ().

System and method for mitigating electronic interference

A process for resolving call collisions in a digital conventional direct mode includes monitoring a direct mode communication channel for transmissions from other direct mode radios in the plurality of direct mode radios. In response to detecting a new call request: identifying a last radio to transmit on the direct mode channel, transmitting a new call request for receipt by the last direct mode radio to transmit, monitoring the direct mode channel for a response from the last radio to transmit, and if a call grant granting the new call request is received from the last radio to transmit, initiating the new direct mode call on the direct mode communication channel. If the call grant is not received, at least temporarily refraining from initiating the new direct mode call.

Method and apparatus for resolving call collisions in a digital conventional direct mode

Methods, systems and apparatus are disclosed for using effective radiated transmit power of a base station at a wireless communication device to determine whether the wireless communication device is within uplink transmission range of the base station. The wireless communication device can also use the effective radiated transmit power to adjust transmit power at the wireless communication device and save battery resources. In one implementation, the disclosed embodiments can be applied in a two-way wireless communication system.

Methods for using effective radiated transmit power of a base station at a wireless communication device to determine uplink transmission range and/or to adjust transmit power

Methods, systems and apparatus are disclosed for using effective radiated transmit power of a base station at a wireless communication device to perform an automatic roaming method. In one implementation, the disclosed embodiments can be applied in a two-way wireless communication system.

Wireless communication device using a base station radiated effective transmit power for performing an automatic roaming

A repeater receives and repeats, on a multi-site channel, a sequence of control and media transmissions included in a session, wherein the session has a plurality of participants. While repeating these transmissions, the repeater further detects, from at least one of the transmissions, a start of the session and a type of the session. Based on the type of the session, the repeater determines whether to perform an arbitration during the session to control access to the multi-site channel, and restricts each performed arbitration to only transmissions received from the participants to the session. In addition, after repeating at least one of the control transmissions, the repeater sets a hang time having a duration that is determined based on a type of the transmission preceding the setting of the hang time.

Method and device for controlling access to a channel in a conventional multi-site communication system

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Buffalo Grove, IL, United States of America

Sanjaykumar S Karpoor