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RTS/DCD simulator

Assignee: Racal Data Communications Inc
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Filing: 1985-05-30
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Granted: 1986-11-11
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Expires: 2005-05-30
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Abstract

Abstract Apparatus for controlling RTS/DCD simulation in a data receiver by detecting, after the received data transmitted for assignment to a particular data terminal, the presence of a two-part code having a repetitive stream of binary 1's or 0's (or repeating sequences thereof) as the first part; and for thereafter detecting the presence of a preselected coded sequence of bits within a preselected number of succeeding bits received as the second part of said two-part code. The preselected two-part code is advantageously chosen to be one whose probability of occurrence in customer data is extremely remote.

Inventors

  • 👤 Sadhu R. Dhawan
  • 👤 Jessie Chao

Bibliographic Details

Application Number —
Jurisdiction US
Data Source google_patents
Last Synchronized 2026-10-31 07:57
CPC Classifications
H; H04; H04L; H04L1/00; H04L1/0078; H04L1/0083

Claims Analysis

Total Claims: 13
Claim 1
Independent Claim 287 words
In a remote data receiver/transmitter adapted for use with a local multiport data receiver/transmitter having a plurality of transmission ports, each adapted to be connected through a transmission link to the remote data receiver/transmitter, and adapted to be connected to a respective one of a plurality of first data terminals for communication of data from the respective one of the first data terminals to a respective one of a plurality of second data terminals, each connected to one of a plurality of transmission ports of the remote data receiver/transmitter, the improvement in means for maintaining RTS/DCD simulation unless actual data termination occurs, said improvement comprising: means in said transmitter for transmitting a two-part code indicative of termination of actual data, said first part of said two-part code comprising a predetermined stream of binary 1's or 0's of a fixed and preselected number of binary bits, and the second part of said two-part code being a predetermined number of occurrences of a preselected code sequence; means in said receiver for detecting the presence in the data, transmitted for assignment to the respective second data terminal, of a repetitive stream of binary 1's or 0's or operating sequences thereof which is less in number than the transmitted number of bits in said predetermined stream for affording protection against possible transmission errors, and for thereafter detecting the presence of at least one occurrence of a preselected coded sequence of bits within a preselected number of succeeding bits received, wherein said preselected number of succeeding bits includes a plurality of said preselected coded sequences of bits; and means in said receiver/transmitter responsive to said detection means upon detection of both parts of said two-part code for appropriately dropping the DCD/RTS signal.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim 287 words
In a remote data receiver/transmitter adapted for use with a local multiport data receiver/transmitter having a plurality of transmission ports, each adapted to be connected through a transmission link to the remote data receiver/transmitter, and adapted to be connected to a respective one of a plurality of first data terminals for communication of data from the respective one of the first data terminals to a respective one of a plurality of second data terminals, each connected to one of a plurality of transmission ports of the remote data receiver/transmitter, the improvement in means for maintaining RTS/DCD simulation unless actual data termination occurs, said improvement comprising: means in said transmitter for transmitting a two-part code indicative of termination of actual data, said first part of said two-part code comprising a predetermined stream of binary 1's or 0's of a fixed and preselected number of binary bits, and the second part of said two-part code being a predetermined number of occurrences of a preselected code sequence; means in said receiver for detecting the presence in the data, transmitted for assignment to the respective second data terminal, of a repetitive stream of binary 1's or 0's or operating sequences thereof which is less in number than the transmitted number of bits in said predetermined stream for affording protection against possible transmission errors, and for thereafter detecting the presence of at least one occurrence of a preselected coded sequence of bits within a preselected number of succeeding bits received, wherein said preselected number of succeeding bits includes a plurality of said preselected coded sequences of bits; and means in said receiver/transmitter responsive to said detection means upon detection of both parts of said two-part code for appropriately dropping the DCD/RTS signal.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim 19 words
The multiport data receiver/transmitter of claim 1 wherein said transmitted repetitive stream includes a stream of consecutive binary 1's.
Claim 4
Dependent Claim 22 words
The multiport data receiver/transmitter of claim 1 wherein the second part of said two-part code comprises a coded sequence of six digits.
Claim 5
Dependent Claim 18 words
The multiport data receiver/transmitter of claim 1 wherein said preselected code comprises a six-digit code repeated three times.
Claim 6
Dependent Claim 22 words
The multiport data receiver/transmitter of claim 3 wherein said preselected number of coded sequences comprises the number "19" in a hexadecimal code.
Claim 7
Dependent Claim 26 words
The multiport data receiver/transmitter of claim 1 wherein said second part of said two-part code comprises the number "19" in a hexadecimal code repeated three times.
Claim 8
Independent Claim 146 words
A method of controlling RTS/DCD simulation by a data modem to a data terminal comprising the steps of: transmitting a two-part code sequence indicative of termination of actual data transfer; including, as a first part of said two-part code, a predetermined number of bits in a repetitive stream of binary 1's or 0's, or operating sequences thereof, and including, as a second part of said two-part code, a preselected code sequence following said binary stream; detecting the presence in the bit stream transmitted for assignment to a data terminal of a second predetermined number of bits less than the transmitted predetermined number in said repetitive stream and for thereafter detecting the presence of at least one occurrence of said preselected coded sequence from within said preselected number of occurrence; and altering, in response to detection of both parts of said two-part code, the RTS/DCD simulation signal.
Claim 9
Independent Claim 146 words
A method of controlling RTS/DCD simulation by a data modem to a data terminal comprising the steps of: transmitting a two-part code sequence indicative of termination of actual data transfer; including, as a first part of said two-part code, a predetermined number of bits in a repetitive stream of binary 1's or 0's, or operating sequences thereof, and including, as a second part of said two-part code, a preselected code sequence following said binary stream; detecting the presence in the bit stream transmitted for assignment to a data terminal of a second predetermined number of bits less than the transmitted predetermined number in said repetitive stream and for thereafter detecting the presence of at least one occurrence of said preselected coded sequence from within said preselected number of occurrence; and altering, in response to detection of both parts of said two-part code, the RTS/DCD simulation signal.
Claim 10
Dependent Claim 24 words
A method in accordance with claim 7, comprising the additional step of using, as the second part of the two-part code, a six-digit code.
Claim 11
Dependent Claim 27 words
A method in accordance with claim 7, comprising the additional step of using, as the second part of the two-part code, a six-digit code repeated three times.
Claim 12
Dependent Claim 29 words
A method in accordance with claim 7, comprising the additional step of using, as the second part of the two-part code, the number 19 expressed as a hexadecimal code.
Claim 13
Dependent Claim 32 words
A method in accordance with claim 7, comprising the additional step of using, as the second part of the two-part code, the number 19 expressed as a hexadecimal code repeated three times.

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