JP2004509513A

5G,4G

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JP20020527135

Publication Date:

25-03-2004

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Application Date:

15-09-2000

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US

Priority Date:

31-08-2001

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Application Number:

JP20020527135

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US

Publication Date:

25-03-2004

Application Date:

15-09-2000

Priority Date:

31-08-2001

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Abstract  Abstract

A method for transferring data signals between a primary station (10) and secondary stations (SL1 to SL5) in a master / slave wireless network, the method comprising the steps of dividing a secondary station into a plurality of categories (Z1, Z2). Has a primary station belonging to The primary station transmits a beacon signal that includes an indication of a plurality of categories of the object having data to be transferred. The secondary station operating based on the wake-up sequence receives the beacon signal and determines whether the received beacon signal has an indication of its category. If so, the secondary station sends a request containing an indication of its identity. The primary station checks if it has a data packet for the identified secondary station, and if so, sends the data packet, otherwise sends a negative acknowledgment. Secondary stations not participating in this message exchange can return to sleep mode, thus saving power.

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