Systems and methods for determining a time delay for sending a key update request
AssigneeMatsushita Electric Works, Ltd.
InventorsW. Bryant Eastham, James L. Simister
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Abstract
A method for determining a time delay for sending an update request by a computing device is described. A first update request is sent by a computing device at the termination of a first random delay. A first load data is received. A second update request is sent by the computing device at the termination of a maximum update parameter. A second load data is received. The first load data is compared with the second load data. A next update time is adjusted if the first load data differs from the second load data.
Claims20
A method for determining a time delay for sending a key update request by a computing:
- device, the method comprising:
- sending a first update request by a computing device at the termination of a first random delay;
- receiving a first load data;
- sending a second update request by the computing device at the termination of a maximum update parameter;
- receiving a second load data;
- comparing the first load data with the second load data;
- and
- adjusting a next update time if the first load data differs from the second load data.
A computing device that is configured to determine a time delay for sending a key update request, the computer system comprising:
- a processor;
- memory in electronic communication with the processor;
- instructions stored in the memory, the instructions being executable to:
- send a first update request at the termination of a first random delay;
- receive a first load data;
- send a second update request at the termination of a maximum update parameter;
- receive a second load data;
- compare the first load data with the second load data;
- and
- adjust a next update time if the first load data is differs from the second load data.
A computer-readable medium comprising executable instructions for determining a time delay for sending a key update request, the instructions being executable to:
- send a first update request at the termination of a first random delay;
- receive a first load data;
- send a second update request at the termination of a maximum update parameter;
- receive a second load data;
- compare the first load data with the second load data;
- and
- adjust a next update time if the first load data differs from the second load data.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.