WO1996027953A1 - A system and method of flexible fleet administration in a dispatching communication system - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to communication systems. More
- Wireless communication systems are used to provide communications
- communication systems include a base station, one or more dispatch
- the subscriber units are mounted in the vehicles operating
- the dispatch stations allow a dispatcher to communicate with one or more
- the dispatcher's capabilities For example, the dispatcher's capabilities of the subscriber units in the fleet. For example, the dispatcher's capabilities of the subscriber units in the fleet. For example, the dispatcher's capabilities of the subscriber units in the fleet. For example, the dispatcher's capabilities of the subscriber units in the fleet. For example, the dispatcher's capabilities of the subscriber units in the fleet. For example, the dispatcher's capabilities of the subscriber units in the fleet.
- the dispatcher therefore, lacks the ability to flexibly and dynamically control
- administration capabilities are provided to a dispatcher in a wireless
- a dispatcher normally transmitting and
- billing database is accessed to determine whether the dispatcher is entitled
- the billing database preferably
- administration information is stored in the base station's database and is transmitted to the appropriate subscriber units in the dispatcher's fleet.
- FIG . 1 illustrates a communication system
- FIG. 2 illustrates a common air interface for providing communications
- FIG. 3 illustrates a base station in the communication system
- FIGS. 4 and 5 illustrate a subscriber unit in the communication
- FIG. 6 illustrates a dispatch station in the communication system
- FIG. 7 illustrates a billing station in the communication system
- FIG. 8 illustrates the main window in the dispatch station process that
- FIGS. 9 and 1 0 show the steps taken to configure the groups
- FIG . 1 1 shows the steps taken to verify that the dispatcher is
- FIG. 1 2 illustrates the main window in the dispatch station process that allows the dispatcher to configure the telephone capabilities of
- FIG. 1 3 illustrates the steps taken to configure the telephone
- FIG. 14 illustrates the main window in the dispatch station process
- FIG. 1 5 shows the steps taken to configure the quick dial capabilities
- a communication system 1 is illustrated.
- system 1 includes a base station 2, a dispatch station 4 and a plurality of
- a billing station not shown in FIG. 1 , is preferrably also
- the communication system 1 may be a frequency hopping system
- present invention may be used on other types of communication systems,
- TDMA systems including TDMA systems, CDMA systems and even analog based systems.
- the base station 2 includes the communication equipment necessary
- the base station 2 also serves
- PSTN Public Switched Telephone Network
- the dispatch station 4 includes equipment necessary to dispatch
- the subscriber units 6 generally consist of mobile or portable equipment
- TCHs traffic channels
- CCH control channel
- ACH access channel
- TCHs operate in the uplink (transmissions from subscriber units 6 to the base
- the CCH and the ACH operate only in one
- channels are used to define ten uplink channels and ten 25 kHz frequency
- channels are used to define ten downlink channels. In each sector 8 to 1 0, nine of the frequency channels are used to implement nine uplink TCHs and
- nine of the frequency channels are used to implement nine downlink TCHs.
- subscriber units 6 are transmitted over the TCHs, preferably using frequency
- base station 2 are transmitted on the ACH. Transmissions between the base
- the base station 2 is illustrated.
- the base station 2 is illustrated.
- the base station 2 is illustrated.
- a microsector unit 20 a redundant sector 21 , a PABX 22, a voice mail
- the base station 2 may also include a billing station, but where the communication system 1 is a regional or
- the base station 2 of FIG. 3 does not perform all of the communication systems.
- the base station 2 of FIG. 3 does not perform all of the communication systems.
- the base station 2 of FIG. 3 does not perform all of the communication systems.
- the sector units 1 6 to 1 8 establish the communication channels
- unit 20 establishes communications with additional communication
- sector 21 provides redundant communication channels for the sector units
- the base station 2 provides communications with the PSTN via
- the PABX 22 also provides three way conferencing, routing,
- the voice mail unit 24 provides voice mail capability.
- the central processing unit 24 provides voice mail capability.
- frequency source unit 26 provides timing references throughout the system.
- the administrative computer 28 tracks subscriber unit 6 configurations,
- controller 30 provides various functions, including call management, dispatch
- the data base server 32 stores user data concerning user rights, status, calls and airtime. It also provides
- the local operator the local operator, fleet administrators and remote operators.
- the local operator the local operator, fleet administrators and remote operators.
- administration computer 34 provides maintenance and operational control of
- the local area network 38 enables communications
- the radio unit 1 2 provides the equipment needed to transmit, receive
- subscriber terminal 14 provides an interface to a subscriber.
- the subscriber terminal 14 includes a
- microprocessor 50 an oscillator circuit 52, a power supply circuit 54, a
- serial interface circuit 56 a display driver circuit 58, a memory circuit 60, a
- keyboard interface circuit 62 an I/O decoder circuit 64, a LED driver 66 and
- the subscriber terminal 14 can also include a real
- time clock 70 or, alternatively, the base station 2 can distribute real time
- the memory circuit 60 includes a decoder circuit 76, an address latch
- the boot ROM 80 a boot ROM 80, a flash memory 82 and a static RAM 84.
- the boot ROM 80 a boot ROM 80, a flash memory 82 and a static RAM 84.
- ROM 80 stores the code necessary to initialize the microprocessor 50 and
- memory 82 is non-volatile re-writable memory which is utilized to store
- static RAM 84 is utilized as a working memory as needed.
- the display driver circuit 58 includes the LCD display 24, a power
- the display driver circuit 58 is accessed by the
- the microprocessor 50 is responsive to the selection of the keys 30 to
- interface 94 provides communications between the subscriber terminal 14
- the RS-485 interface 96 and the interface circuitry 68 provides
- the radio unit 12 includes transmitter circuitry of the radio unit 12 (shown in FIG. 5). In FIG. 5, the circuitry of the radio unit 12 is illustrated.
- antenna 12 includes antennas 102 and 104, a radio board 106, a baseband unit 108,
- the radio unit circuitry includes a service board 110, and a GPS interface 111.
- the radio unit circuitry includes a service board 110, and a GPS interface 111.
- the antennas 102 and 104 are arranged inside the trunk of an automobile.
- the antennas 102 and 104 are arranged in the trunk of an automobile.
- the radio board 106 includes transmitter and receiver circuitry. More
- control circuitry 122 and transmitter gain control circuitry 124.
- the circuitry of the radio board 106 provides
- the radio board 106 is interfaced with the baseband unit 108.
- baseband unit 108 includes a modem 126, a controller 128, a voice
- This baseband unit 108 receives the signals to be
- This baseband unit 108 also receives the signals that the radio board 106 receives from the base station 2, processes the received signals and sends
- the dispatch station 4 is illustrated.
- the dispatch station 4 is illustrated.
- station 4 includes a personal computer 1 50, a modem 1 52, a radio unit 1 2,
- the station transmits to the dispatch station 4, the communication signals are
- the computer 1 50 through a port 1 60.
- the computer 1 50 determines whether
- the communication is voice or data communications. If the communication is voice or data communications. If the communication is voice or data communications. If the communication is voice or data communications. If the communication is voice or data communications. If the communication is voice or data communications. If the communication is voice or data communications. If the communication is voice or data communications. If the communication is voice or data communications. If the communication is voice or data communications. If the communication is voice or data communications. If the communication is voice or data communications. If the communication is voice or data communications. If the communication
- the signals are sent to a sound card in the
- the computer 1 50 for voice processing.
- the voice signals are eventually sent to
- the speaker 1 56 through a port 1 62 on the sound card so that they can be
- the computer 1 50 processes the data so that it can be presented to the
- the signal is generated from the
- microphone 1 54 in the case of voice signals, or from a data file in the
- the dispatcher accesses the computer 1 50 to set the
- the modem 1 52 transmits
- the fleet administration information to either a central billing station or to the
- the fleet In an alternate embodiment, the fleet
- administration information is transmitted over-the-air to the base station 2
- the fleet administration information can then be
- a central billing station 1 70 is illustrated.
- billing station 1 70 includes a server 172, a gateway 1 74, a local area
- the server 1 72 has
- the information tracked includes the services that the users
- the gateway 1 74 is a switch that provides a signal path to and from the local area
- a router 1 78 then routes these signals to a wide area
- the dispatcher accesses a fleet
- administration software package on the computer 1 50, which is preferably
- components of the fleet administration software package includes a group
- Dispatchers typically group the members of a fleet by geographic or functional responsibilities, thereby allowing cost effective and efficient
- the dispatcher has defined four groups according to geographic
- any of the four groups are viewable in a main section 202 of the
- section 202 viewable in the section 202.
- the configuration of the section 202 is
- the first box 206 allows a single group to be
- the second box 208 allows two groups to be displayed and the third
- box 210 allows four groups to be viewed (which is the configuration shown in FIG. 8 ) .
- driver's names can be displayed along the bar 21 2.
- bar 21 2 is preferably scrollable so as to be able to display many vehicles or
- step 222 the computer 1 50
- the dialog box also preferably prompts the dispatcher to
- the computer 1 50 assumes that the newly created group will be permanent.
- the computer 1 50 prompts the dispatcher to indicate the length of time that
- the group will be in existence, preferably in days and hours. This
- billing station 1 70 receives this information, it preferably receives this information.
- the base station 2 will monitor the length of time the group is in
- the base station 2 Once the specified length of time has elapsed, the base station 2
- the base station 2 transmits a
- this process may be performed by the server
- step 224 the computer 1 50 is waiting for an instruction from the
- step 226 the dispatcher adds a driver (or a vehicle) to a group
- step 2208 the computer 1 50 updates its local database that specifies the groupings of the
- new subscribers can be added to any group that is
- step 229 the computer 1 50 asks the dispatcher to verify that the newly
- administration information package to be distributed to the subscriber units
- the dispatcher selects the SEND button. If the fleet
- step a If the dispatcher verifies that the groupings should be sent, in step
- the groupings are transmitted through the modem 1 52 to the modem
- step 230 Before using the transmitted fleet administration information, in step 230,
- the billing database is accessed to verify that the dispatcher's dispatch
- the dispatcher has not selected this option, the fleet administration information is dropped and a message is sent back to the dispatch station 4
- the billing database is also
- step 231 the new fleet administration information is entered into the
- step 232 the base station 2 causes
- controller 128 thus allowing the subscriber to use the grouping information
- FIG. 1 0 illustrates the steps performed when the dispatcher modifies a
- step 250 the dispatcher selects a group to be modified from
- step 252 the group and the subscriber units in the
- step 254 the computer 1 50 monitors for
- step 256 the computer 1 50 determines whether the dispatcher has selected
- the dispatcher does this by pointing a cursor at the group
- step 258 the selected group is deleted. Then, in step 258, the selected group is deleted.
- step 259 the computer 1 50 updates its local database that stores the group
- step 260 the computer 1 50 checks to see if the dispatcher has
- dispatcher does this by pointing at the listing of a subscriber in a group
- the selected subscriber is moved from one group to another. Then, in
- step 259 the computer's 1 50 local database is updated.
- step 264 the computer 1 50 checks to see if the dispatcher has
- the dispatcher does
- step 266 the
- step 259 the selected subscriber is deleted from the group. Then, in step 259, the
- step 268 the computer 1 50 checks to see if the dispatcher has
- the dispatcher does this by pointing at a subscriber (or vehicle) in the bottom bar 21 2 and then dragging
- step 270 the
- step 259 the computer's
- step 272 the computer 1 50 prompts the dispatcher to indicate whether the
- administration information containing the modified group information is sent
- step 274 the billing
- step 276, the
- the fleet administration information is sent to the subscriber units in the
- the dispatcher can also set other features of subscriber units from the
- dialog box to appear which asks the dispatcher to specify whether the subscriber is to have dispatcher capabilities, whether the scanning function
- the controller 1 28 uses this
- router 1 78 the LAN 1 76, and the gateway 1 74 to the server 1 72 in the
- the server 1 72 in step 280, then sends a message to the dispatch
- step a After the dispatcher enters the correct logon identification, in step
- the server 1 72 asks the dispatcher at the dispatch station 4 to enter a
- step 2866 if the dispatcher has not signed up for the fleet
- the server 1 72 sends a
- step 288 the billing database in the server 1 72 and the configuration
- the billing database is connected directly to the LAN 38 in the base station 2. Also, the dispatch
- the station 4 can transmit the fleet administration information in a number of
- the subscribers that are members of the fleet are members of the dispatcher's fleet.
- the PSTN PSTN
- sub-window 304 displays the PSTN numbers which are assigned to
- TELEPHONE CONFIGURATION is displayed.
- a dispatcher can set various limits on the features
- the dispatcher can limit the number of calls a subscriber can make by clicking in the circle next to CALLS. Then,
- the dispatcher can also limit the length of time (in days or hours) during
- box pops up that asks the dispatcher to specify the number of hours or
- the dispatcher can also select no expiration or limits.
- the dispatcher can also limit the length of time a call can be made.
- the dispatcher can limit all calls on an assigned PSTN
- the dispatcher can also limit the area codes to which calls
- the dispatcher can also enable a call forwarding feature, a
- the base station 2 checks its database to check whether the use is
- the base station 2 implements the subscriber unit's 6 request in accordance with the parameters specified by the subscriber unit's 6 request.
- step 320 the dispatcher selects the
- step 322 the computer 1 50
- step 324 the computer 1 50 checks to see if the
- dispatcher does this by pointing to the subscriber in the bar 300, dragging
- step 326 if the dispatcher does this, then
- the computer 1 50 causes the PSTN number, the subscriber's name and the
- step 328 the computer 1 50
- step 330 the computer 1 50 checks to see if the dispatcher has
- the dispatcher does this by
- step 332 if the dispatcher does this, the computer 1 50 causes the PSTN
- step 328 the computer 1 50
- step 334 the computer 1 50 checks to see if the dispatcher has
- the dispatcher does this by
- step 336 if the dispatcher does
- the computer 1 50 causes the modified attributes of the assigned PSTN
- step 328 the computer 1 50 updates its
- step 338 when the dispatcher closes the TELEPHONE
- the computer 1 50 prompts the dispatcher to indicate
- administration information containing the modifies groups are sent to the
- step 342 the base station 2 database is updated to
- step 344
- the first quick dial list is for PSTN numbers. This list is stored by the base
- station 2 and preferably consists of three digit numbers that correlate to
- this list is controlled by the
- the second quick dial list consists of a
- This list is stored at the subscriber unit 6 and is used by a
- the third quick dial list consists of a multi digit (preferably
- subscriber unit 6 is used by a subscriber to quickly access telephone
- window includes a top bar 400 that has the buttons EDIT, NEW, DELETE,
- GROUP GROUP, PHONE and EXIT.
- the GROUP button opens the GROUP
- the PHONE button opens the TELEPHONE
- the EXIT button closes the PSTN QUICK DIAL LIST
- buttons in the top bar 400 will be discussed later.
- the window also includes a bottom bar 402 which identifies the
- window also includes a main section 404 which lists PSTN numbers, the
- step 410 the computer 1 50 monitors for
- step 420 the computer 1 50 checks to see
- step 422 if the dispatcher has selected the NEW button.
- the dialog box asks the dispatcher to
- step 424 the dispatcher enters this
- step 426 the computer 1 50 updates its local database.
- step 428 the computer 1 50 checks to see if the dispatcher has
- step 430 if the EDIT button
- the computer 1 50 causes a dialog box to be displayed.
- dialog box contains information associated with a highlighted line of
- step 432 the dispatcher
- step 426 the computer
- step 434 the computer 1 50 checks to see if the dispatcher has
- step 436 if the DELETE
- step 426 the computer 1 50 updates its local database.
- step 438 when the dispatcher closes the PSTN QUICK DIAL LIST
- the computer 1 50 prompts the dispatcher to indicate whether the
- administration information containing the modifies groups are sent to the
- step 442 the billing database and the base station 2
- step 444 the fleet administration information is
- This quick dial information is stored at the base station 2.
- base station 2 checks its database to determine the quick dial assignments
- the subscriber unit 6 to control the capabilities of the subscriber unit 6.
- the subscriber unit 6 to control the capabilities of the subscriber unit 6.
- grouping information is sent to the subscriber unit 6 where it is stored in the
- controller's 1 28 memory The controller 1 28 uses this information to calculate the controller's 1 28 memory.
- the controller 1 28 uses this information to calculate the controller's 1 28 memory.
- the controller 1 28 accomplishes this by examining
- controller 1 28 then scans the grouping information to determine how to
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