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Radio personal communications system and method for allocating frequencies for communications between a cellular terminal and a base station

  • US 5,428,668 A
  • Filed: 11/04/1993
  • Issued: 06/27/1995
  • Est. Priority Date: 11/04/1993
  • Status: Expired due to Term
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1. A telephone base station for connecting a wire telephone network to a cellular terminal within a local region of a wide area cellular network which uses a plurality of frequencies within a spectrum, comprising:

  • means for electrically connecting said telephone base station to said wire telephone network;

    activating means, connected to said electrically connecting means, for detecting an incoming call on said wire telephone network;

    radio transceiving means, responsive to said activating means, for initiating communications with said cellular terminal using a selected one of said frequencies within the spectrum of said wide area cellular network when said cellular terminal is within said local region;

    means for detecting that a power connection and a wire telephone network connection to said telephone base station have been established; and

    channel selecting means, responsive to said detecting means, for selecting an available channel within said cellular spectrum for communications between said cellular terminal and said telephone base station when said cellular terminal is within said local region, wherein said channel selecting means selects said available channel from one of said frequencies which is not allocated to the cell of said wide area cellular system in which said telephone base station is located.

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