Motorola Corporation

Memorylink Corporation

Teddy Paul Roberts

Lucinda Ellen Schafer

Kenneth Alan Stocker

Derek Rand Clark

John Douglas Reed

Walter J Rozanski, Jr

Thomas R Berger

Data elements, preferably representative of video data, are logically divided into blocks. In a bit-wise fashion, each block is inspected to determine whether the data elements for that block may be represented in a highly compact format. If a given block may not be represented in this manner, it is sub-divided into blocks having smaller dimensions. This process of identifying suitable blocks and sub-dividing is recursively repeated until minimum block dimensions are reached. The same result may be achieved through the use of a plurality of ascending tables that are constructed by repetitively forming tables of reduced data elements. The plurality of ascending tables is traversed and, based on the reduced data elements, blocks of data are identified that are susceptible to the highly compact format. Wavelet transforms are preferably used to provide video data to be compressed.

Video compression scheme using wavelets

A vehicle mounted mobile transceiver (11) communicates via a secondary mobile unit (51) with a short range portable unit (10). The portable unit (10) can be either a cordless microphone or a transceiver. The portable unit (10) allows a remotely positioned operator to transmit messages to a base station (13). To ensure security and reliable operation, the portable and vehicle mounted units use strobe initiated digitized codes for ID and instruction purposes. These codes are newly generated from time to time by the vehicle mounted unit and are imparted to the portable unit via a battery charging interface. An improved remote squelch detect is also provided.

Method and apparatus for cordless microphone communication system

A vehicle mounted mobile transceiver having a first and second frequency (11) communicates via a secondary mobile unit (51) with a short range portable unit (10). The portable unit (10) can be either a cordless microphone or a transceiver having a third and fourth frequency. The portable unit (10) allows a remotely positioned operator to transmit messages to a base station (13). To ensure security and reliable operation, the portable and vehicle mounted units use range burst signals and missed message signals to monitor receipt of data signals at the portable unit. The portable and secondary mobile unit communicate with one another via a first pair of frequencies and the vehicle mounted mobile transceiver and the base station communicate with one another via a second pair of different frequencies.

Method and apparatus for remote talk/listen communication system

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Fort Wayne, IN, United States of America

Teddy Paul Roberts