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Title: |
US20040048569A1:
Radio communication control apparatus, radio communication method, recording medium, and program
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Country: |
US United States of America

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Inventor: |
Kawamura, Harumi; Tokyo, Japan

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Assignee: |
None

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Published / Filed: |
2004-03-11
/ 2003-08-04

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Application Number: |
US2003000362481

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IPC Code: |
Advanced:
H04L 12/56;
H04L 29/06;
H04L 29/08;
IPC-7:
H04B 7/00;

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ECLA Code: |
T04L29/08A7; T04W84/18;

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U.S. Class: |
455/041.1;
455/041.3;
455/517;

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Priority Number: |
| 2001-06-27 |
JP2001000194137 |

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Abstract: |
By making the most of the master and slave roles, the master device becomes the system controller to manage the control functions of the slave devices in a piconet. For one slave device to control another slave device, the controlling slave device issues a command to the master device, which transfers the received command to the controlled slave device. Each slave device control other slave devices in a piconet without being aware of other slave devices except the master device. Consequently, commands may be exchanged between the slave devices in a piconet which is constituted by one master device and a plurality of slave devices.

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Attorney, Agent or Firm: |
William S Frommer Frommer Lawrence & Haug; 745 Fifth Avenue
, New York
, NY
10151 United States of America

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First Claim:
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1. A wireless communication control apparatus for controlling, in a communication cell of a type constituted by one master device and a plurality of slave devices in which each of said plurality of slave devices is communicable only with said master device, a command exchange operation between the devices, comprising: controller/target inquiry means for inquiring each device in said communication cell whether each device operates as a controller or a target; support command inquiry means for inquiring each device having a target function for a command supported thereby; and support command managing means for managing the commands supported by each target device.

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