Terminal configurable for use within an unknown regulatory domain
AssigneeHand Held Products, Inc.
InventorsMichael Pease, Christopher Bouchat, Brian Roman Dobeck, James T. Sauerwein, Jr., Eric Youngblood
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AssigneeHand Held Products, Inc.
InventorsMichael Pease, Christopher Bouchat, Brian Roman Dobeck, James T. Sauerwein, Jr., Eric Youngblood
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A terminal for use within an unknown regulatory domain, and a computer program product and method for configuring the terminal, are provided. The terminal can comprise first program instructions to actively scan one or more domain independent channels in a frequency band, second program instructions to configure the terminal for use in the unknown regulatory domain in response to the terminal receiving regulatory domain information as a result of actively scanning one or more of the domain independent channels, third program instructions to passively scan one or more domain dependent channels in the frequency band in response to the terminal not receiving the regulatory domain information as a result of actively scanning one or more of the domain independent channels, and fourth program instructions to configure the terminal for use in the unknown regulatory domain in response to passively scanning one or more domain dependent channels in the frequency band.
A terminal for use within an unknown regulatory domain, the terminal comprising:
A non-transitory computer readable medium comprising a computer program product for configuring a terminal for use within an unknown regulatory domain, the terminal comprising a wireless local area network (WLAN) interface, the WLAN interface comprising a radio operative in a frequency band, the computer program product comprising:
A method for configuring a terminal for use in an unknown regulatory domain, the method performed by execution of computer-readable program code by one or more processors of a terminal, the method comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.