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Registering, deregistering and standby processing methods and systems for terminal peripheral

  • US 10,187,866 B2
  • Filed: 05/15/2014
  • Issued: 01/22/2019
  • Est. Priority Date: 03/14/2014
  • Status: Active Grant
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1. A registering method for a terminal peripheral, comprising:

  • pre-allocating, by a Machine-to-Machine/Man (M2M) gateway, a first terminal peripheral group identifier of a first terminal peripheral group to a terminal peripheral configured into the first terminal peripheral group by an M2M user, and setting, by the M2M gateway, an initial state of the terminal peripheral, wherein the first terminal peripheral group identifier is used for identifying the first terminal peripheral group to which the terminal peripheral belongs;

    acquiring, by the M2M gateway, a terminal peripheral identifier of the terminal peripheral initiating a registering request, and determining, by the M2M gateway, the first terminal peripheral group identifier pre-allocated to the terminal peripheral according to the terminal peripheral identifier; and

    sending, by the M2M gateway, the terminal peripheral identifier and the first terminal peripheral group identifier to an M2M application through an M2M service platform, wherein the terminal peripheral identifier and the first terminal peripheral group identifier are used for the M2M application to locally create or update group configuration information corresponding to the first terminal peripheral group after the M2M application certificates and authorizes the terminal peripheral;

    receiving, by the M2M gateway, a group service request message from the M2M application through the M2M service platform, wherein the group service request message carries a second terminal peripheral group identifier to which the group service request message is to be distributed; and

    distributing, by the M2M gateway, the group service request message to all terminal peripherals in a second terminal peripheral group corresponding to the second terminal peripheral group identifier after activating part or all of terminal peripherals in a standby state in the second terminal peripheral group.

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