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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Sep. 05, 2006
Filed:
Apr. 23, 2004
Joseph E. Jesson, Hamilton Square, NJ (US);
Joseph E. Jesson, Hamilton Square, NJ (US);
Transport International Pool, Inc., Devon, PA (US);
Abstract
A GPS receiver is activated and it is determined whether the GPS receiver has received within a first predetermined attempt period of time a set of GPS signals that is adequate to determine a location of the GPS receiver. If not, the GPS receiver is deactivated for a first delay period of time. The GPS receiver is then activated again and it is determined whether the GPS receiver has received a complete set of GPS signals within a second predetermined attempt period. If not, the GPS receiver is deactivated for a second delay period of time that is longer than the first delay period of time. The GPS receiver is then activated once more and again attempts to acquire a complete set of GPS signals.