WO1999027693A2 - A method for automated internet communication via broadband connection - Google Patents
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- the present invention refers to a method and an arrangement for automatic Internet telecommunication via broadband connections that include channels for the said telecommunication .
- the prior art Conventional telecommunication makes use of telecommunication networks provided by a telecommunications operator. These networks are preferably built up of cables that include copper conductors.
- Transmission of broad frequency bands with high frequencies uses, for example, coaxial cables, fibre optic wave conductors, etc., but even copper conductors with techniques such as ADSL and VDSL.
- the parties that are to speak with one another must first call one another to arrange a time for the call to take place so that the equipment to be used for the call is set up for this purpose.
- the international PCT document WO 97/20424 shows how a subscriber is alerted, via the public telephone network, that an Internet call awaits them via a central ' 'Internet Access Service", whereby the subscriber can request to have the call connected in that the subscriber disconnects their Internet connection to be able to receive the call on their telephone.
- Document WO 97/27692 even shows how Internet telecommunication is transmitted over the public telephone network, whereby the call is administered from a central unit that connects many subscribers.
- a method for Internet telecommunication is described in document WO 97/22212. Its task is to simplify the integration of public telecommunication (PSTN, Public Switched Telephone Network) and WWW (World Wide Web), which is a client- server application using the protocol HTTP (Hyper Text Transfer Protocol), which is optimised for use over the Internet.
- PSTN Public Switched Telephone Network
- WWW World Wide Web
- HTTP Hyper Text Transfer Protocol
- the document specifies a service resource item that is associated with a specific telephone number for requesting the service.
- the service can, for example, be Internet telecommunication over the public network.
- One objective of the present invention is to specify a method and a means for telecommunication over the Internet that allows individual use of public telecommunication (PSTN), Internet telecommunication and data telecommunication with constant access to Internet telecommunication without having to request the service from, for example, a central unit external to the subscriber or a home page for Internet telecommunication.
- PSTN public telecommunication
- data telecommunication with constant access to Internet telecommunication without having to request the service from, for example, a central unit external to the subscriber or a home page for Internet telecommunication.
- the present invention concerns a method and a means for constant access to Internet telecommunication according to the characteristics in the enclosed independent claims.
- the present invention concerns a method for automated Internet telecommunication via broadband connections.
- An operator of broadband connections provides a permanently connected connection to the Internet service of the operator for every subscriber.
- every connected subscriber always has a unique permanent or dynamic IP-address in the server, which means that other Internet users can, via the server and in real time, identify the IP number of the subscriber, whereby the call connection takes place in real time, which is achieved by an interface for controlling the Internet telecommunication and public telecommunication respectively with a connection for broadband connection for every subscriber as well as a switching function between these during calls (speech, data, etc.).
- the interface for controlling and connecting via a modem the Internet telecommunication respectively public telecommunication to a broadband connection identifies a package of data with speech from Internet via a specific pre-determined signature where a decoder included in the interface transforms the contents of the package of data to audible sound, and whereby a encoder transforms spoken sound to a package of data that transmits speech on the Internet.
- the interface allows a computer that is connected to Internet via the interface to continue communication.
- the signature is a bit-signature.
- a unique serial number can be assigned to every interface means, which is included in a memory in the means so that automatic login in the server takes place when the code for the Internet telecommunication mode is entered.
- the present invention refers to an arrangement for automated Internet telecommunication via broadband transmission, whereby it includes the following means: means for broadband transmission connected to a subscriber of Internet telecommunication; server connected to the means for broadband transmission, whereby the subscriber is constantly connected to Internet via the permanent or dynamic IP-address of the subscriber that is always stored in the server; interface means, including processing technology for steering the Internet and public telecommunication, connected between the telephone of the subscriber and to the means for broadband transmission via a modem, whereby the means handles the compression and decompression of packages of Internet data and distributes them to the intended units that are connected to the interface means; and means for switching between Internet and public telecommunications connected to the interface, whereby the switching is controlled by the processing technology in the interface means.
- the interface means can, via different signatures for packages of data with speech and other data, allow a computer that is connected to Internet via the interface means to continue communication while the Internet conversation is taking place.
- the signature is a bit-signature.
- a unique serial number can be assigned to every interface means. This unique serial number can be included in a memory in the means so that automatic login in the server takes place when the code for the Internet telecommunication mode is keyed in.
- Fig. 1 illustrates a one embodiment of the present invention for Internet telecommunication.
- Fig. 2 illustrates schematically one embodiment of an interface to a PSTN, a broadband network and a computer according the present invention.
- Fig. 3 illustrates schematically an alternative embodiment of an interface according to fig. 2.
- Internet should be interpreted in its widest sense, i.e. to include all types of current and future networks for similar communication.
- Automated Internet telecommunication in this context means that the interface that the invention has with the PSTN and the broadband network allows telecommunication via Internet and the PSTN in a known manner without subscribers having to take any other measures apart from, for example, pressing keys and recognising different ringing tones from their permanently connected telephones or from remote telephones with a permanent base station. The subscriber dials or answers in the conventional way without actually having to bother about which network is being used.
- the invention is built around each subscriber who uses the invention being permanently connected to, for example, the Internet server of a cable TV operator via the cable TV network of the operator, or via a means of broadband transmission other than the cable TV network.
- Being permanently connected means a permanent Internet connection or constant access to the network.
- IP address Internet Protocol address
- IP number is always available in the server, subscribers of Internet telecommunication with their IP numbers can always be reached.
- the IP addresses can be dynamic, i.e. if the operator of the service has acquired 400 IP addresses but has 700 subscribers, the last three characters in the address can be assigned randomly to each subscriber.
- a WWW-server When a WWW-server, for example, answers when a PPP (Point-to-Point Protocol) call is received, the server replies when the connection has been made to Internet with, for example, "your IP address is 123.12.123.123.128.119".
- the underlined number is dynamic and is equiv.alent to a port or a channel in the server computer. If the permanent IP address of the subscriber is, for example, 234 and the subscriber has been assigned the dynamic address JT9, it means that the server must have, for example, a look-up table that tells the server how contact with the individual subscriber is established. In the case of a dynamic address, the subscribers must thus have their identity readable from the WWW-server. This is facilitated by there being a connection between the login, password and identity.
- PPP Point-to-Point Protocol
- the present invention does not only assume a cable TV network for Internet telecommunication.
- Other possible networks are remote, electrical power networks, telecommunication networks (ISDN, Integrated Services Digital Network) with broadband techniques such as ADSL (Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line) and VDSL (very high data rate Subscriber Line).
- ADSL A modem for ADSL allows ordinary conversations over a PSTN at the same time as ADSL communication takes place with Internet.
- ADSL allows the possibility of high- speed transmissions over the ordinary telephone network. However, transmissions occur only between one's own ADSL modem and the ADSL receiver at the closest switching station, where the data traffic is switched in to separate high speed networks that are built around ATM (Asynchronous Transfer Mode) or Ethernet ® technologies.
- the ADSL modem comprises two parts, where one part accomplishes conventional telecommunication via a splitter, which is a filter that separates speech from data communication. The other part takes care of the digital communication.
- a cable from the modem is connected to a computer via an ATM or an Ethernet ® card.
- Telecommunication over the Internet can, in one embodiment of the invention, be achieved by the TCP/IP (Transport Control Protocol/Internet Protocol) data packages that contain speech being marked with a specific characteristic that distinguishes them from pure packages of data that are detected in the interface or the interface means against the PSTN and, for example, the cable TV network, which steers a means for switching between PSTN telecommunication and Internet telecommunication to or from a telephone respectively.
- TCP/IP Transport Control Protocol/Internet Protocol
- the characteristic can be a specific bit-signature or other distinguishing signature respectively marking in the TCP/IP data packages that are detected by the interface as a package containing speech that is decoded by the interface and transformed to analogue sound or voice signals, at the same time as the interface sends out the signal to the telephone.
- the interface transforms the analogue speech to digital signals that are packaged in TCP/IP data packages and transmitted to the intended IP-address.
- the analogue sound is acquired from the flow of data packages that are sent via Internet or vice versa, whereby the analogue sound is transformed to a flow of data packages that are sent over Internet. It is preferable to use algorithms for mobile telecommunication, such as GSM, to obtain the best possible sound quality in as small amount of sound data as is possible in a package.
- GSM mobile telecommunication
- the relatively complex IP-address can be provided with an alias, in other words, the IP-address can be related to a more user-friendly combination of character or number combinations, for example, telephone number 08-xx xx xx or a person's first name or surname. Achieving this is well known for a person skilled in the art .and can be accomplished with look-up tables or similar.
- Fig. 1 illustrates one embodiment of an arrangement 10 according to the present invention for Internet telecommunication.
- the arrangement 10 comprises a means 12 that constitutes the said interface (likely to be called e-Phone) that acts as a controlling means and a line control for telecommunication, for incoming PSTN telecommunication, broadband telecommunication and other data communication.
- the interface 12 includes known technology in the form of a processor for controlling incoming and outgoing traffic with a A/D transformer and D/A transformer respectively, coders for coding and decoding speech, memory units plus software for compressing and decompressing speech, etc.
- coder/decoder with suitable coding algorithms (e.g. GSM).
- - Line interface to, e.g. a cable TV modem.
- a dialling tone detector 14 senses if a call is coming from the PSTN network, in which case the signal is forwarded as an incoming signal to interface 12, whereby the line control sets a relay switch 16 in position to receive a call from the permanent telephone network PSTN 18.
- the dialling tone detector 14 can also include a means (not shown) for delivering the holding current back to a telephone exchange (not shown). Such a means is used to retain the line when switching takes place between the Internet telecommunication and conventional telecommunication.
- the transformer or relay switch 16 has the NC-contact connected 20 to the permanent telephone and the No-contact is connected 22 to the interface means 12.
- the relay switch 16 is controlled from the interface means 12 via line control (PSTN or Internet 17).
- the common relay contact COM 24 is connected to the permanent telephone apparatus, which means that several telephones with contact breaking functions can be connected after one another.
- DTMF detector Dual Tone Multiple Frequency detector
- PSTN 18 or cable TV network 28 including Internet telecommunication channels that are constantly open for communication with the Internet server TV 32 and telecommunication.
- Telecommunication and data traffic between Internet 17 and the interface means 12 takes place via a modem 34.
- arrangement 10 can be integrated into a unit as this is preferable and that the communication to and/or from the .arrangement can be achieved by remote means.
- the DTMF detector in the switching means 36 is used to identify character and/or number series, for example, one to three inclusive individually selectable characters, e.g. *#1, etc.
- character and/or number series for example, one to three inclusive individually selectable characters, e.g. *#1, etc.
- Different types of modern telephone exchanges e.g. the AXE exchange system that have different degrees of development, can have used character combinations that are not conventionally known for a broader public, which is why such character combinations should be avoided.
- the said combination *#1 tells the arrangement 10 that the call in question is an Internet call, whereby the relay switch 16 directly connects the permanent telephone to the Internet 17.
- the programming of such a special code in arrangement 10 can take place via the use of the key set of the telephone according to a pre-determined specific method.
- a subscriber A When a subscriber A connects their telephone in the Internet call mode with, for example *#1 , they can key in a shorter number, for example 08-xx xx xx, the subscriber number of B in the permanent telephone network, instead of keying in the IP address that identifies the receiver B.
- Software in the interface can then transform 08-xx xx xx to IP 13y.31y.54y.012 (here, x and y indicate numbers). This is based on a register for linking together subscriber numbers with IP addresses in the servers 29.
- the interface means 12 can be assigned a unique number series (PIN-code, Personal Identity Code) that can be used as substitutes for passwords that the operator of server 29 and the network 28, 42 have obtained and that are included in a memory in means 12 so that automatic login takes place in server 29 when the code for the Internet telephone mode (*#1) is keyed in.
- PIN-code Personal Identity Code
- a short tone for example, is given via the calling tone detector 14 to alert the user of the telephone that a call is coming in on the permanent PSTN line 18.
- the user of means 10 uses the key pad of the telephone and keys in a pre-determined character code that switches over the line relay or switching relay 16 to the permanent telephone.
- the said functions do not necessarily differ from the method for switching between two incoming calls in a conventional modern telephone exchange.
- the functions normally found in an AXE telephone exchange for example, can all be used when the telephone is in the permanent line mode, i.e. not in Internet telephone mode.
- Fig. 2 illustrates very schematically one embodiment of an interface to PSTN, a broadband network and a computer according to the present invention.
- the means 10 has an interface to the PSTN network 18 and to Internet 17.
- Cabling 42 refers in general to one or more networks.
- a PC 40 is connected with a serial RS-232C or USB outlet.
- the means 10 allows the PC 40 access to possible TCP/IP data packages that are exchanged on common Internet traffic at the same time as Internet telecommunication is taking place. This is possible due to the special marking that the data packages receive according to that stated above.
- fig. 3 illustrates very schematically an alternative embodiment of an interface according to fig. 2.
- the cabling24 shows standard telecommunication where data are separated from standard telecommunication with broadband technology. Note here that conversation via Internet 17 is transmitted in data packages. They nevertheless have a specific bit signature so that packages of speech can be differentiated from other data.
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