Pager receiver for enabling to omit power-on signal for receiving synchronization code in pager signal
AssigneeNEC Corporation
InventorMotoki Ide
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AssigneeNEC Corporation
InventorMotoki Ide
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A pager receiver is assigned to a particular call number and is for receiving pager signals of a predetermined baud rate by use of the battery saving technique. Each of the pager signal comprises a synchronization code signal and a plurality of address signals, each of the address signals comprising a call number and a message, a particular one of the address signals being assigned to the pager receiver. The pager receiver is driven by a power-on signal at a timing for receiving the particular address signal. The pager receiver has a baud rate monitoring circuit for detecting the predetermined baud rate of a signal received to produce a monitoring signal, and a comparing circuit for comparing the call number in the particular address signal with the particular call number to produce a coincident signal. When both of the monitoring signal and the coincident signal are present at a time, the pager receiver drives an indicator.
A pager receiver for receiving a pager signal having a predetermined baud rate, said pager signal comprising a preamble signal and one or more batch signals succeeding the preamble signal, each of the batch signals comprising a synchronization code signal and a plurality of address signals succeeding the synchronization code signal, each of said address signals comprising a call number signal representative of a call number and a message signal representative of a message, a particular one of the address signals being assigned to the pager receiver, said pager receiver comprising:
A pager receiver for receiving a pager signal having a predetermined baud rate, said pager signal comprising a preamble signal and one or more batch signals succeeding the preamble signal, each of the batch signals comprising a synchronization code signal and a plurality of address signals succeeding the synchronization code signal, each of the address signals comprising a call number signal and a message signal, a particular one of the address signals being assigned to the pager receiver, said pager receiver comprising:
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