Method and apparatus for mobile-terminated short data burst communication
AssigneeQUALCOMM Incorporated
InventorAn Mei Chen
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Abstract
A method and apparatus for sending information to a target mobile station includes determining whether the information should be sent as short data burst messages while the target mobile station is in dormant mode, and sending the information to the target mobile station as short data burst messages, without waiting for the traffic channel to be reestablished.
Claims28
A method for determining whether information destined for a target mobile station is marked to be sent as short data burst, the method comprising:
- receiving an information packet destined to a target mobile station;
- parsing the received information packet;
- determining whether the received information packet is marked for short data burst (SDB) delivery.
A computer-readable medium embodying a method for determining whether information destined for a target mobile station is marked to be sent as short data burst, the method comprising:
- receiving an information packet destined to a target mobile station;
- parsing the received information packet;
- determining whether the received information packet is marked for short data burst (SDB) delivery.
An apparatus for determining whether information destined for a target mobile station is marked to be sent as short data burst, comprising:
- means for receiving an information packet destined to a target mobile station;
- means for parsing the received information packet;
- means for determining whether the received information packet is marked for short data burst (SDB) delivery.
An apparatus for determining whether information destined for a target mobile station is marked to be sent as short data burst, comprising:
- a receiver capable of receiving information;
- a transmitter capable of transmitting information to a target mobile station;
- and
- a processor capable of carrying out a method, the method comprising:
- receiving an information packet destined to a target mobile station;
- parsing the received information packet;
- determining whether the received information packet is marked for short data burst (SDB) delivery.
A method for marking information for short data burst (SDB) delivery in a wireless communication network, the method comprising:
- encapsulating information in a datagram, the datagram including a header portion;
- and
- marking the header portion of the datagram such that a wireless communication infrastructure delivers the information encapsulated in the datagram to a destination as SDB messages.
A computer-readable medium embodying a method for marking information for short data burst (SDB) delivery in a wireless communication network, the method comprising:
- encapsulating information in a datagram, the datagram including a header portion;
- and
- marking the header portion of the datagram such that a wireless communication infrastructure delivers the information encapsulated in the datagram to a destination as SDB messages.
An apparatus for marking information for short data burst (SDB) delivery in a wireless communication network, comprising:
- means for encapsulating information in a datagram, the datagram including a header portion;
- and
- means for marking the header portion of the datagram such that a wireless communication infrastructure delivers the information encapsulated in the datagram to a destination as SDB messages.
An apparatus for marking information for short data burst (SDB) delivery in a wireless communication network, comprising:
- a receiver capable of receiving information;
- a transmitter capable of transmitting information to a target mobile station;
- and
- a processor capable of carrying out a method, the method comprising:
- encapsulating information in a datagram, the datagram including a header portion;
- and
- marking the header portion of the datagram such that a wireless communication infrastructure delivers the information encapsulated in the datagram to a destination as SDB messages.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.