Paging system and its operating method with repeated transmission
AssigneeNEC Corporation
InventorsYoshio Ichikawa, Derek Dawkins
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AssigneeNEC Corporation
InventorsYoshio Ichikawa, Derek Dawkins
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This improved paging system not only detects an omission of a message reception, but also acquires an unreceived message. When a normal paging request call is made from a public telephone network, the paging control unit adds to the received request a message counter including the called subscriber's number and then transmits an encoded paging signal which includes the received request. Further, a control unit stores the message data in a storage unit corresponding to a value of the counter of the called subscriber's number. The called pager detects an omission of a message reception through the received message counter value by comparing it with the message counter value of the last received message signal. A displayed message indicates an omission as well as the value of the omitted message. Thus, a call can be made through a public telephone network to request a repeated transmission. When the message counter value is specified, the paging control unit retrieves the message data stored in the message data storage unit corresponding to the specified value and transmits the data from the transmitter.
A method of operating a paging system, which is composed of a paging control unit, a transmitter and a plurality of pagers, each having a storage unit, said method comprising the steps:
A paging system comprising a paging control unit for converting an incoming call requesting a paging service which is received from a public telephone network, said paging request call including a called subscriber's number and message data, said control unit converting and storing said paging request call received through said public telephone network into a paging signal having address code of called subscriber's pager and a message signal, transmitter means for transmitting the paging signal;
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