Short range radio communication device and a method of controlling a short range radio communication device
First Claim
1. A short range radio communication device comprising:
- a transceiver;
a clock circuit;
a controller configured to operate the transceiver in a frequency range in accordance with a first frequency hopping sequence consisting of frequencies in a first segment of the frequency range and a second frequency hopping sequence consisting of frequencies in a second segment of the frequency range, wherein the first frequency hopping sequence and the second frequency hopping sequence are synchronized with the clock circuit, anda processing circuit configured to;
determine a time offset between an initial starting point of operation of the transceiver in accordance with the first frequency hopping sequence and a shifted starting point of the operation of the transceiver in accordance with the first frequency hopping sequence so that the first segment is exclusive of the second segment; and
control at least one of the controller and the clock circuit to operate the transceiver in accordance with the first frequency hopping sequence at the shifted starting point.
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Abstract
A short range radio communication device and a method of controlling a short range radio communication device may include a processing circuit configured to: determine a time offset between an initial starting point of operation of a transceiver in accordance with a first frequency hopping sequence and a shifted starting point of operation of the transceiver in accordance with the first frequency hopping sequence so that a first segment of a frequency range is exclusive of a second segment of the frequency range; and control at least one of a controller and a clock circuit to operate the transceiver in accordance with the first frequency hopping sequence at the shifted starting point.
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20 Claims
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1. A short range radio communication device comprising:
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a transceiver; a clock circuit; a controller configured to operate the transceiver in a frequency range in accordance with a first frequency hopping sequence consisting of frequencies in a first segment of the frequency range and a second frequency hopping sequence consisting of frequencies in a second segment of the frequency range, wherein the first frequency hopping sequence and the second frequency hopping sequence are synchronized with the clock circuit, and a processing circuit configured to; determine a time offset between an initial starting point of operation of the transceiver in accordance with the first frequency hopping sequence and a shifted starting point of the operation of the transceiver in accordance with the first frequency hopping sequence so that the first segment is exclusive of the second segment; and control at least one of the controller and the clock circuit to operate the transceiver in accordance with the first frequency hopping sequence at the shifted starting point. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12)
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13. A method for controlling a short range radio communication device, the method comprising:
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operating a transceiver in a frequency range in accordance with a first frequency hopping sequence consisting of frequencies in a first segment of the frequency range and a second frequency hopping sequence consisting of frequencies in a second segment of the frequency range, wherein the first frequency hopping sequence and the second frequency hopping sequence are synchronized with a clock circuit, determining a time offset, by a processing circuit, between an initial starting point of operation of the transceiver in accordance with the first frequency hopping sequence and a shifted starting point of the operation of the transceiver in accordance with the first frequency hopping sequence so that the first segment is exclusive of the second segment; and controlling, by the processing circuit, at least one of the controller and the clock circuit to operate the transceiver in accordance with the first frequency hopping sequence at the shifted starting point. - View Dependent Claims (14, 15, 16, 17, 18)
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19. A non-transitory computer readable medium having computer-executable instructions that cause a processing circuit to perform a method, wherein the processing circuit is coupled with a controller configured to operate a transceiver in a frequency range in accordance with a first frequency hopping sequence consisting of frequencies in a first segment of the frequency range and a second frequency hopping sequence consisting of frequencies in a second segment of the frequency range, wherein the first frequency hopping sequence and the second frequency hopping sequence are synchronized with a clock circuit, the method comprising:
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determining a time offset between an initial starting point of operation of a transceiver in accordance with a first frequency hopping sequence and a shifted starting point of the operation of the transceiver in accordance with the first frequency hopping sequence so that the first segment is exclusive of the second segment; and controlling at least one of the controller and the clock circuit to operate the transceiver in accordance with the first frequency hopping sequence at the shifted starting point. - View Dependent Claims (20)
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