Supervised cellular reporting network
OwnerEliezer Arie Shefferinventor
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The present invention provides an independent supervised communications network which interfaces with an existing cellular telecommunications network by utilizing locally unused cellular frequencies to report information from a premise to a central monitoring facility. This invention utilizes an input device associated with the premise for providing one or more status messages to a transceiver module. The transceiver module may be a modified cellular telephone which is operable in one of three modes; supervision, event and wait. The cellular phone modifications are primarily software changes which provide a logic routine for scanning and selecting an available forward control channel based on a comparison of preselected criteria with measured characteristics and determining a reverse control channel corresponding to the selected forward control channel. The transceiver module transmits the message to the message processor over a predetermined duration, either periodically if the message is a supervision message or continuously if the message is an event message. The message processor, placed at a site proximate to a predetermined cellular site, receives and decodes the messages transmitted from the transceiver module and transmits the messages to a central monitoring facility.
A communications network which utilizes cellular telecommunications network technology for reporting information from a premises to a central monitoring facility, comprising:
A communications network which utilizes cellular telecommunications network technology for reporting information from a premises to a central monitoring facility, comprising:
A method of communicating information from a premises to a central facility using cellular telecommunications frequencies, comprising the steps of:
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