WO2003063440A1 - Procede et systeme de communicaton de donnees sans fil dans un systeme de traitement de donnees - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to the transmission of data information, and in particular, to a method and device for data processing system to communicate using a public wireless network. Background technique
- An object of the present invention is to provide a wireless data communication method for a data processing system, a method and a device for avoiding the above-mentioned shortcomings in the prior art so that the data processing system can send and receive information through a public wireless network, and the method and The device has a storage function and a user identification code.
- the object of the present invention can be achieved by adopting the following technical solutions: ''
- a wireless data communication method for a data processing system includes the following steps:
- a wireless data communication device is provided, and a wireless transceiver module capable of receiving or transmitting data information is installed therein, and a controller module and an interface module controlling the wireless data communication device; physically, each of the modules may exist separately Can also be combined into one or two modules;
- the wireless data communication device sends or receives the data information via the wireless transceiver module via a public wireless network.
- the present invention also includes step D.
- a storage medium module is installed in the wireless data communication device, which can make The wireless data communication device implements an external storage function of the data processing system.
- the invention also includes step E. making the wireless data communication device possess an identification code and storing it in the identification code module.
- the invention also includes step F. setting a driver for the wireless data communication device in the data processing system, for controlling and driving the wireless data communication device.
- serial or parallel or wireless communication interface in the present invention is a USB (Universal Serial Bus), IEEE1394. PCMCIA, CP, or Bluetooth interface.
- the public wireless network in the present invention is a GSM, GPRS, CDMA, WCDMA, CDMA2000 or CDPD network.
- the working power of the wireless data communication device in the present invention is accessed via the serial or parallel interface.
- the present invention is designed with a function of indicating the working status of the wireless data communication device, and is implemented by means of an indicating device on the working status indicating module.
- the indication device in the present invention is an LED, an LCD, a vibration device or a sound emitting device.
- a write protection function is also designed in the present invention to prevent data from being written into the storage medium module.
- a narrow slot is designed on the wireless data communication device, and there are electrical contacts in the slot for plugging
- SIM Subscriber Identity Module
- a wireless data communication device for a data processing system includes a serial, parallel, or wireless communication interface module connecting the data processing system and the device, and further includes a controller module, a wireless transceiver module, and the control.
- the controller module is connected to the interface module and the wireless transceiver module and supports the flow of data information: the controller module coordinates the operation of each module.
- the present invention also includes a storage medium module, and preferably uses a flash memory.
- the invention also includes an identification code module for storing the identification code.
- serial or parallel or wireless communication interface described in the present invention is a USB, IEEE 1394, PCMCIA. CF or Bluetooth interface.
- the working power of the wireless data communication device in the present invention is accessed via the serial or parallel interface.
- the invention includes an indicating device for indicating a working state of the wireless data communication device.
- the indication device in the present invention is an LED, an LCD, a vibration device or a sound emitting device.
- the invention also includes a write protection switch for preventing data from being written into the storage medium module.
- a narrow slot is designed on the wireless data communication device.
- the slot has electrical contacts, a lever and a spring. It is used for inserting and electrically connecting a SIM card, and there is a manipulation point beside the narrow slot, and the SIM card can be ejected by applying pressure at the manipulation point.
- the present invention has the following advantages:
- the present invention is connected with various data processing equipment such as a computer host through various interfaces, and has a wireless receiving and transmitting module, which can both send and receive information through a mobile phone network and directly use the communication provided by a mobile phone company (such as China Mobile and China Unicom). Services such as: short message, voice, data communication, etc., have the advantages of wide coverage, online at any time, cheap and low cost.
- the invention can also connect to the Internet to send or obtain information, and realize the function of wireless Internet access.
- the invention also has the following advantages: It has an identification code, which can be used as an electronic ID card, which can be directly called in an application program, or can realize the encryption or identification of communication data or the device itself.
- the present invention may also have a storage function, which may enable the wireless data communication device to implement an external storage function of the data processing system, with the help of the data processing system to input, output, and store various information, it may also flexibly and conveniently store application software and data .
- the invention can integrate advanced technologies such as USB, IEEE1394, PCMCIA, CP, Bluetooth, flash memory and wireless communication, organically combine mobile communication and mobile storage technology, and provide a new exchange using public wireless network Or a method for storing information.
- the produced crystal is small in size and light in weight, and can realize cross-data transmission between wireless mobile phones, computers and other devices, and has excellent and reliable storage and wireless communication performance.
- the present invention uses USB interface data The format is mapped to the data format of the RS232 serial interface, so that theoretically, the traditional serial port-based application program can be applied to the present invention without modification; compared with traditional storage in terms of security, ease of use, versatility, and portability Communication products have unparalleled advantages.
- the same data processing system can be provided with multiple devices of the present invention, which can improve equipment utilization, increase the input and output throughput of the system, and can send and receive information in batches without being blocked. This function is very suitable for group users use.
- the invention also has the following advantages: including the function of a telephone receiver, having the function of receiving a voice signal, converting the voice signal into an electric signal, or converting the electric signal into a voice signal and sending it out through a speaker.
- FIG. 1 is a principle block diagram of the technical solution of the present invention
- FIG. 2 is a circuit schematic diagram of the power module 1;
- FIG. 3 is a circuit schematic diagram of the working state indicating module 2;
- FIG. 6 is a circuit schematic diagram of the USB HUB module 6
- FIG. 7 is a circuit schematic diagram of the wireless data communication control module in the controller module 17;
- Figure 8 is a circuit diagram of a wireless transceiver module 8 using Siemens TC35 module
- Figure 9 is a circuit diagram of the wireless transceiver module 8 using a Wavecom WIS02C module
- FIG 10 is the circuit schematic diagram of wireless transceiver module 8 using UbiNetics GM400 / GM401 module;
- Figure 11 is the circuit schematic diagram of storage medium control module in controller function module 17:
- FIG. 12 is a circuit schematic diagram of the storage medium module 11;
- FIG. 13 is a schematic diagram of the status of the driver and firmware in the application system of the present invention
- FIG. 14 is a working flowchart of the first firmware of the present invention
- 16 is a flowchart of a second driver program of the present invention.
- FIG. 17 is a typical network diagram of an application of the present invention.
- FIGS 18-1 to 18-3 are schematic diagrams of the SM card insertion structure of the present invention. detailed description
- a wireless data communication method for a data processing system includes the following steps:
- a wireless data communication device is provided, and a wireless transceiver module 8 capable of receiving or transmitting data information is installed therein, and a controller module 17 and an interface module 5 controlling the wireless data communication device; physically, the modules Can exist alone or can be combined into one or two modules;
- the wireless data communication device sends or receives the data information via the wireless transceiver module 8 via a public wireless network.
- a storage medium module 11 is also installed in the wireless data communication device, so that the wireless data communication device can realize an external storage function of the data processing system.
- the serial, parallel, or wireless communication interfaces include USB, IEEE 1394, PCMCIA, CP, and Bluetooth interfaces.
- the public wireless network includes a GSM, GPRS, COMA, WCDMA, CDMA2000, or CDPD network.
- a working power source of the wireless data communication device is accessed via the serial or parallel interface.
- the present invention is also designed with a function of indicating the working status of the wireless data communication device, and is implemented by using an indicating device on the working status indicating module.
- the indicating device is an LED, an LCD, a vibration device or a sound generating device.
- the present invention is also designed with a write protection function.
- a Bluetooth interface When a Bluetooth interface is used, the working power of the wireless data communication device is connected from a battery or an external power source.
- a narrow slot is designed on the wireless data communication device, and there are electrical contacts in the slot for inserting the SM card, and a manipulation point is set beside the narrow slot, and pressure can be applied at the manipulation point to make the inserted The S card pops up.
- a wireless data communication device for a data processing system includes a serial, parallel, or wireless communication interface module 5 connecting the data processing system and the device, and further includes a controller module 17 and a wireless transceiver module. 8.
- the controller module 17 is connected to the interface module 5 and the wireless transceiver module 8 and supports the flow of data information.
- the controller module 17 coordinates the operation of each module.
- the device further includes a storage medium module 11 and preferably uses a flash memory.
- the device of the present invention includes an identification code module 3 for storing an identification code.
- the identification code may be a unique serial number or a character string of the device of the present invention, and may be used as an electronic ID card of the device, which may be solidified in the device or may be modified.
- the identification code can also be a set of serial numbers or strings.
- the serial, parallel, or wireless communication interfaces of the device include USB, IEEE 1394, PCMCIA, CF, and Bluetooth interfaces. Its working power is connected via the serial or parallel interface.
- the device further includes an indicating device, which may be an LED, an LCD, a vibration device, or a sound generating device.
- the device further includes a write protection switch for preventing data from being written into the storage medium module 11.
- the data processing system in the present invention refers to various electronic devices with data processing capabilities, including but not limited to various personal computers, small computers, data processing workstations, and various special data processing systems that require external storage devices.
- the hardware structure of the present invention can be decomposed into a plurality of modules. As shown in FIG. 1, the main functions of each main module are introduced below.
- the power module 1 provides power for the wireless data communication device of the present invention, and converts the DC + 5V power provided by the host USB bus into + 3.3V, which meets the power requirements required for the operation of the storage medium module and the wireless transceiver module.
- V- BUS is the DC + 5V power provided by the host USB bus. It is converted to + 3.3V power through chip U4 and parallel filter capacitors C13, C14, C15, and C16.
- the working status indication module 2 provides a wireless transceiver working status indication and an interface connection status indication for the present invention.
- the main function of the module includes two parts. One part indicates the working status of the wireless transceiver module when searching the network and sending and receiving information, and the other part indicates whether the wireless data communication device of the present invention is normally connected to the interface.
- the connection of the working status indicating module 2 and other modules is omitted in FIG. 1. As shown in FIG.
- the flash signal from the wireless transceiver module 8 is input to the base of the triode Q1, and V-BUS is powered, and the light-emitting diode LED1 is controlled to indicate the wireless transceiver working status;
- the STstatus signal from the controller module 17 and V-BUS2 + 5V power supply control light emitting diode LED3 indicates the connection status of the interface (such as USB).
- the working state indicating module 2 includes an indicating device, and the indicating device is an LED, an LCD, a vibration device, or a sound generating device.
- the identification code module 3 where the identification code can be a unique serial number or a character string, can be used as an electronic ID card of the device of the present invention, and can also provide a key for the encryption and decryption algorithm.
- the identification code module 3 and the controller module 17 can be connected by a single bus interface protocol. As shown in Figure 4, this module uses DS2401 chip U6, V-BUS1 DC + 5V power supply.
- the identification code can be fixed in the device or it can be modified.
- the identification code can also be a set of serial numbers or strings.
- Wireless network subscriber identity module 4 its main function is to provide a standard interface between the wireless transceiver module 8 and the wireless network user identification card
- the identification card may be, but is not limited to, S (Subscribe r Identity Module Subscriber Identity Module) card, It is mainly used to store user-related information.
- the module 4 and the wireless transceiver module 8 are connected through the identification card interface. As shown in FIG. 5, the module uses the SM card socket CON4 and the anti-interference chip U7, and the SMDATA, SMVCC, and SMRST pin lines of the CON4 and U7 are connected in parallel to the wireless transceiver module 8.
- the module 4 and the wireless transceiver module 8 may be two independent modules, or may be combined into an interface module 5 to provide serial, parallel, or wireless communication between the data processing system and the wireless data communication device.
- the serial or parallel or wireless communication interface is a USB, IEEE 1394, PCMCIA, CP, or Bluetooth (Bluetooth) interface. This embodiment uses a USB interface.
- the module includes a wireless data communication control module and a storage control module, and the wireless data communication control module and the storage control module may be independent or combined into one.
- the controller module 17 is fixed with a first firmware; its main function is: to complete communication with the wireless transceiver module 8 through a standard RS232 serial port; and it also has a control function for serial, parallel or wireless communication interfaces, And the communication with the host is completed through the interface module 5.
- this module uses a 64HN dedicated
- the processor chip U5 U5 is a microprocessor with a USB interface control function.
- XT2 is a 6MHz crystal oscillator.
- the controller module 17 is also fixed with a second firmware.
- This module uses a 64-pin NT2007 special-purpose microprocessor chip U9.
- U9 is a microprocessor with a USB interface control function.
- XT3 is an 8MHz crystal oscillator.
- the first firmware and the second firmware may be independent or combined into one.
- the interface module 5 is connected to the USB HUB module 6.
- the main function of the USB HUB module 6 is to provide the controller module 17 with two downstream USB ports to connect the wireless data communication control module and the storage control module in the controller module 17, respectively, and complete the connection between the controller module 17 and the interface module 5. Communication.
- the USB HUB module 6 uses the NT005 chip to implement the USB HUB function.
- the chip NT006 is a NT005 current protection chip and is connected to a 6MHz clock frequency.
- the wireless transceiver module 8 has the main functions of: completing communication with the controller module 17 and the wireless network user identification card through the wireless network user identification module 4 and receiving or sending data information such as SMS, DATA, FAX or voice at the same time .
- the wireless transceiver module 8 and the module 4 are connected by a universal SM card interface
- the controller module 17 is connected by a standard RS232 interface
- the transceiver antenna 9 is connected by a 50 ohm high-frequency feeder.
- the wireless transceiver module 8 module may use a chip Siemens TC35 module.
- the wireless data communication device of the present invention may work on a GSM network.
- the wireless transceiver module 8 may use a WavecomWIS02C module, as shown in FIG. 9.
- the wireless data communication device of the present invention can work on GSM networks and GPRS networks.
- the wireless transceiver module 8 can also use the Ubinetics GM400 / GM401 module, as shown in FIG. 10. At this time, the wireless data communication device of the present invention can work on GSM networks and GPRS.
- the wireless transceiver module 8 may also use other modules, so that the wireless data communication device of the present invention can work on other networks such as CDMA.
- the transmitting and receiving antenna 9 mainly has the following functions: matching the output impedance of the wireless transmitting and receiving module through a high-frequency feeder, and the transmitting and receiving antenna 9 can be implemented by using a universal 50-ohm dual-frequency mobile phone antenna.
- the transmitting / receiving antenna 9 may be independent or integrated with the wireless transmitting / receiving module 8. .
- the storage medium module 11 mainly includes: storing data files and various information, and the module includes a level conversion circuit for data signals and control signals.
- the storage medium may be a semiconductor storage medium, including but not limited to flash memory, MRAM, DRAM, SDRAM EEPROM, SRAM, EPROM.
- this module uses FLASH 1 chip U8 and 74LCX245 chip U10.
- U10 is used to achieve the level conversion of the data signals FD0-FD7, and convert the + 5V signal level to the + 3.3V signal level.
- R48, R49, R50, R51, R52, R53, R54, R55, R56 are used to implement the level conversion of the control signal, and convert the + 5V signal level to + 3.3V signal level.
- the telephone receiver module 12 has a function of receiving a voice signal and converting the voice signal into an electric signal, or converting the electric signal into a voice signal and sending it out through a speaker.
- the connection between the handset module 12 and the wireless transceiver module 8 can transmit analog electrical signals in both directions.
- the receiver module 12 may use various types of commercially available devices in the embodiment.
- the firmware in the present invention is a combination of software and hardware. It is software that is cured in a microcontroller. After the microcontroller is powered on and reset, the firmware that is cured in the microcontroller is run to complete a series of operations required by the designer.
- the position of the firmware in the application system of the present invention, and its relationship with the operating system and the driver are shown in FIG. 13, and the driver of the present invention runs in the operating system of the computer host system.
- the main functions of the first firmware include:
- the serial port of the microcontroller is configured as a serial transceiver interrupt, and the serial baud rate can be 9600 bit / s;
- the USB interface is configured as a message passing interface and a data interface, the message passing interface is defined as interrupt transmission, and the data interface is defined as bulk transmission; a vendor-defined class (lass), one for the purpose of transmitting a user identification code;
- the present invention uses 32K SRAM as a data buffer, and the speed of sending and receiving data is greatly increased.
- the operating system automatically searches for a device driver at the same time as the power is turned on, and the microcontroller immediately starts to execute the firmware fixed therein, including the following steps:
- the operating system will query the control interface of the USB interface chip. At this time, the USB interface chip will generate an interrupt to the microcontroller, and then the microcontroller will contact the operating system by operating the USB interface chip.
- W c. The microcontroller accesses the identification code module 3 through a manufacturer-defined configuration request, thereby giving the operating system a unique number, which will be flexibly applied in the application program. Such as identity authentication and encryption.
- the microcontroller controls the working status of the wireless transceiver module 8 according to the request of the operating system;
- the microcontroller transfers data between the underlying operating system and the wireless transceiver module.
- the working flowchart of the second firmware of the present invention is shown in FIG. 15.
- the firmware initializes the device and instructs the operating system to configure the mobile storage device, and then waits.
- the operation request handles the standard USB operation and flash memory specific operation separately, and then returns the processing result or status information, and returns it to the host operating system via the USB interface to assist in completing the standard USB operation and flash memory specific operation, and continue to wait for the operation request.
- the present invention may be provided with a driver program, which may implement a communication function and a storage function.
- driver programs provide software interfaces connected to computer hardware and are loaded as part of the operating system, so that user applications can access the hardware in a standardized way without having to think about how to control the hardware.
- the driver of the present invention also provides such a function, which enables an application program to operate the device of the present invention through a universal programming interface.
- the wireless data transceiving driver has the functions of establishing a network connection, sending and receiving short messages, etc. Cooperate with the host's operating system to handle hardware device installation, removal and other activities. This driver program preferentially adopts the USB standard.
- the present invention is a serial device.
- Theoretically, traditional serial port-based applications The program can be applied to the present invention without modification; this requires the driver of the present invention to create a virtual RS232 serial interface.
- the driver must also handle situations such as multi-port installations, sudden device removal, and so on.
- Step 1 Write a bus driver, which will provide function drivers for this invention and enumerate a serial port physical device object (PDO Physical Device Object).
- PDO Physical Device Object The first step in creating a virtual serial port is to enumerate it in the driver and, after receiving the appropriate notification, create a new device object, Song, to represent the virtual port.
- the bus driver After the virtual port is created, the bus driver must notify the input and output manager (10 Manager) by calling Iolnvalidate Device Relations, and then return a unique hardware identifier (Unique Hardware ID) when receiving the IRP_QUERYJD. This will ensure that the user is prompted during the installation process to choose the location of the new installation files. At the same time, the driver must identify this device as the original device when it receives IRP—MN— QUERY— CAPABILITIES.
- the driver can start receiving I / O request packets from any serial port application (such as Hyperterminal, Dial-Up Networking, etc.).
- any serial port application such as Hyperterminal, Dial-Up Networking, etc.
- serial IOCTL IRPs serial IOCTL IRPs
- IRP_XXX indicates the name of the input / output request packet, and the rest that are not explained are the function names, such as IoRegister Device Interface.
- the USB protocol supports hot plugging of the device, but before removing the device safely, the user should first run the Safely Remove Hardware application, which will notify the operating system (such as Windows) that the user is trying to delete the device and the operating system will be suspended
- the current data is transferred and the device driver is uninstalled. If the user directly unplugs the device without running the safe removal hardware program in advance (this is often referred to as the sudden removal of Surprise Removal), it may cause data loss or system crash, because the application also holds a device handle (Device handle ), And this is not allowed by the Plug and Play Manager (PnP Manager).
- the present invention solves this problem in the driver program, that is, it can notify the application program to release the device handle at an appropriate time.
- Windows 2000 and Windows 98 provide a way to notify user-mode and kernel-mode components of a plug-and-play event that has just occurred, so that applications can monitor or control changes to the hardware and power configuration in the system by processing the message WM_DEVICECHANGE It can also easily detect the device interface that a driver allows or prohibits to register.
- Device driver When the physical device object receives the IRP MN-START DEVICE, it registers an interface GUID (GloballyUniqueldentifier) by calling the Io egisterDevice erface function, and then calls the IoSetDevicelnterfaceState function to allow the interface.
- GUID GloballyUniqueldentifier
- wParam event code
- DBT_DEVICEQUERYREMOVE WM_DEVICECHANGE message with devicetype of DBT_DEVTYP_HANDLE. This message means that the interface is about to be banned, so the device handle it owns should be closed. TRUE is then returned unconditionally in the handler for that message.
- the device of the present invention can be installed in multiple ports. Multi-port installation refers to the same data processing system with multiple wireless data communication devices of the present invention. At this time, there is concurrent access. Concurrent access allows applications to use asynchronous access to read and write the same device. This can improve equipment utilization and increase the input and output throughput of the system. Using this technology, the present invention can send and receive short messages in batches without being blocked, and this function is very suitable for group users. Implementation of concurrent access: First, you need to specify the exclusive mode when creating the device object. Second, when receiving a read and write request (IRP_MJ_READ and IRP_MJ_W ITE) from the upper layer software (application), It queues up and completes them at the right time.
- IRP_MJ_READ and IRP_MJ_W ITE read and write request
- the flow of the storage driver of the present invention is shown in FIG.
- the driver controls the mobile communication device of the present invention to complete initialization and instructs the operating system removable storage device configuration, waits for an operation request after passing user authentication, and processes the operation request for the write storage module 11 (flash memory can be used) , USB storage operation commands are packaged and sent to the firmware through the operating system, while processing plug and play or other supported operations. Before the device of the present invention is unplugged, it always waits for an operation request, and after unplugged, instructs the operating system to eliminate the removable storage device configuration.
- the driver that implements the communication function and the driver that implements the storage function can be independent or combined into one.
- the invention can use USB interface to connect with the host, can be hot-swappable, integrate universal serial bus, mobile storage technology and mobile communication technology, directly use the communication service provided by the mobile phone company, and can realize the data between the wireless mobile phone and the computer Transmission, providing excellent and reliable mobile storage and wireless communication performance and wireless Internet access function, can receive and send wireless data information, including voice, data, short messages, control information, etc.
- the apparatus of the present invention enables a computer to be a public wireless network terminal of the Internet.
- the invention can directly supply power (4.5V-5.5v) through the USB bus, and meets the USB1.1 / 2.0 standard.
- the invention can be applied to financial fields such as banking, securities, insurance, futures, etc.
- the original wired networking mode is changed to a wireless networking mode, which is faster, more secure, more convenient to use, and more cost-effective.
- the invention can also be applied to civil aviation, railway, public security, environmental protection, petrochemical, shipping and other industry sectors, such as remote ticket sales, remote monitoring and so on.
- Figure 17 is a typical network diagram of an application of the present invention.
- the excellent service center with a software short message service platform connects the unit intranet with a network cable. At the same time, it can also communicate with employees or customers' mobile phones and mobile phones through a mobile phone network.
- Computers equipped with the wireless data communication device of the present invention exchange short messages. These computers equipped with the wireless data communication device of the present invention can also access the Internet wirelessly.
- FIG. 18 is a schematic diagram of the SM card insertion structure of the present invention.
- a narrow slot (20) is designed on the wireless data communication device.
- the slot has electrical contacts (21), a lever (22) and a spring (23) Is used to access and electrically connect the S card (28), and there is a manipulation point (24) beside the narrow slot (20), and the SM card can be ejected by applying pressure at the manipulation point (24).
- the application of the present invention enables a computer to directly access the Internet (INTERNET) in a wireless manner, so that the development of many services on the Internet can get rid of the constraints of the location, perform in a wireless manner, and use the computer as a super wireless mobile terminal.
- the software, data, communication, etc. are encrypted to ensure the security of key transaction transactions.
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