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US 2007/0190963 A1Published application
Reduced paging cycles in a wireless communication system
AssigneeQUALCOMM Incorporated
InventorsArulmozhi Ananthanarayanan, Harleen Gill
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Abstract
Systems and methods for reducing paging cycles in a wireless communication system are disclosed. An extended suspend time can be set in a close connection message. A low power state can be initiated on a wireless device. Then, the wireless device can periodically wake from the low power state to check for a page directed to the wireless device.
Claims40
A method comprising:
- setting an extended suspend time in a close connection message;
- initiating a low power state on a wireless device;
- and
- periodically waking during the extended suspend time from the low power state to check for a page directed to the wireless device.
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An access terminal comprising:
- a transceiver configured to communicate with a radio access network (RAN) over an air interface;
- logic configured to include an extended suspend time in a close connection message;
- logic configured to initiate a low power state;
- and
- logic configured to periodically wake from the low power state during the extended suspend time to check for a page directed to the wireless device.
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A mobile terminal comprising:
- means for setting an extended suspend time in a close connection message;
- means for initiating a low power state on a wireless device;
- and
- means for periodically waking during the extended suspend time from the low power state to check for a page directed to the wireless device.
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A computer readable media embodying a method to reduce paging cycles in an access terminal, the method comprising:
- setting an extended suspend time in a close connection message;
- initiating a low power state on an access terminal;
- and
- periodically waking during the extended suspend time from the low power state to check for a page directed to the access terminal.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.