Motorola Corporation

Motorola Solutions, Inc.

Yona Newman

Eli Margalit

Menachem Diamantstein

Timothy J Sweeney

Maksim Berezin

Motti Elkobi

Yair B Alon

Benjamin Baraz

Edward Nemirovsky

Victor Koren

A wireless communication system and portable radio repeater are described. The system includes a portable magazine having multiple portable radio repeaters disposed therein. One or more of the repeaters are automatically or manually ejected based on a received signal strength measurement. Once ejected, each repeater communicates from the ejected location, automatically switching between passive and active receive modes based on received signal strength. The repeater has a sensor to transmit environmental data or a visual or audible locator. The magazine has a dispensing mechanism with a mechanical or electro-mechanical release mechanism that holds the repeater to be ejected in a substantially fixed position. The dispensing mechanism detects when the repeater switches to the active mode and dispenses the repeater in response thereto, as well as detecting the number repeaters remaining within the magazine and communicating this information.

Wireless communication system, portable radio repeater and magazine therefor

An antenna structure for use in a wireless communication device, the structure comprising (i) a plurality of antenna portions each having a substantially planar radiating surface and (ii) a conducting ground portion; wherein the radiating surfaces of the antenna portions are substantially parallel to one another in a side-by-side relationship and are substantially parallel to part of the conducting ground portion located behind the antenna portions with respect to a direction of transmission of radiation from the antenna portions, the conducting ground portion comprising a first part galvanically connected to each of the antenna portions and, electrically coupled to the first part, a second conducting part forming at least part of a cover for a wireless communication device.

Antenna structures and their use in wireless communication devices

Mobile terminal holster

A system for illuminating and reading information on a target () includes an illuminating device () for illuminating the target, separate from the illuminating device a user wearable reader device () for capturing an optical image of the target when illuminated by the illuminating device, detector means () for detecting the location of the reader device and adjustment means () for adjusting the illumination provided by the illumination device in response to a signal provided by the detector means so that a region () on the target illuminated by the illuminating means is readable by the reader device. A method of use of the system and an illumination unit for use in the system are also described.

System, method and equipment for reading information on a target

Data terminal

Holder

This invention relates to electronic equipment comprising microprocessors, and more specifically microprocessors employed within radio receiver circuits, incorporating on-chip memory (301, 302, 303) and which have the ability to operate in either a single chip or expanded mode. The single chip mode restricts microprocessor (300) operation to internal operation and thereby inhibits external addressing and locally generated noise whereas the expanded mode allows external addressing. A software program, comprised from modules of program code, is categorised into a first and a second category of routines. First category routines are related to equipment functions which are affected by generated noise to a higher degree and, when in operation, are stored in the internal memory (301, 302, 303). Second category routines are stored in a memory external to the microprocessor (201, 202) and are related to equipment functions which are affected by generated noise to a lesser degree. The first and second category routines are executed in the microprocessor's single chip and expanded modes respectively.

System for storing different categories of routines in internal and

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Ra-anana, Israel

Yona Newman