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Remotely controlled gain control of transceiver used to inter-connect wireless telephones to a broadband network

  • US 6,192,216 B1
  • Filed: 07/02/1999
  • Issued: 02/20/2001
  • Est. Priority Date: 12/24/1997
  • Status: Expired due to Term
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1. In a wireless telephone system that utilizes a plurality of remote transceivers to carry telephony signals between wireless telephones and a central transceiver over a broadband distribution network, and each of said remote transceivers receives control signals from said central transceiver, apparatus in said central transceiver for monitoring and adjusting the gain level of signals sent from each of the plurality of remote transceivers to the central transceiver so that the signal level from each of said remote transceivers is substantially the same at the input of said central transceiver, said apparatus comprising:

  • means in said central transceiver for receiving a gain tone that is sent along with said telephony signals received from ones of said remote transceivers, the gain tone being set to a fixed predetermined amplitude at each one of said remote transceivers prior to transmission over the broadband distribution network; and

    means in said central transceiver responsive to said received gain tone from said ones of said remote transceivers for determining a relative amplitude level of each said received gain tone, and in response thereto sending a gain control signal to corresponding ones of said remote transceivers which causes the adjustment of the gain level of signals output from said corresponding ones of said remote transceivers to both the wireless telephones and the central transceiver.

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