WO2017004922A1

WO2017004922A1 - Base station locking method, mobile terminal, and computer storage medium

Info

Publication number: WO2017004922A1
Application number: PCT/CN2015/094932
Authority: WO
Inventors: 张鹏程
Original assignee: 深圳市中兴微电子技术有限公司
Priority date: 2015-07-06
Filing date: 2015-11-18
Publication date: 2017-01-12
Also published as: CN106341870A

Abstract

Disclosed is a base station locking method, comprising: acquiring an ID of a referenced to-be-accessed base station; judging whether the ID of the referenced to-be-accessed base station exists in a pre-set list of a mobile terminal, the pre-set list recording an ID of a base station allowing the mobile terminal to access; if the ID of the referenced to-be-accessed base station exists in the pre-set list of the mobile terminal, judging whether the referenced to-be-accessed base station satisfies a resident condition of the mobile terminal; and if the referenced to-be-accessed base station satisfies the resident condition of the mobile terminal, accessing the referenced to-be-accessed base station. Also disclosed are a mobile terminal and a computer storage medium.

Description

Method for locking base station, mobile terminal and computer storage medium

Technical field

The present invention relates to a base station service management technology in the field of communications, and in particular, to a method for locking a base station, a mobile terminal, and a computer storage medium.

Background technique

At present, in order to provide diversified services, operators can adopt the lock base station technology, that is, limit the service range of the mobile terminal to the designated base station, and if the mobile terminal accesses the designated base stations, the user can use the mobile terminal normally, and once moved The terminal leaves the range covered by these designated base stations and may enter restricted services or cannot use any services. In this way, the operator can provide differentiated services according to different consumer groups, and the mobile terminal can also utilize the existing wireless network to realize the excellent service unique to the fixed terminal, and retain the mobility characteristics of a part of the wireless network.

The existing lock base station technology is to determine whether the base station is a campable base station according to the serial number of the base station after the mobile terminal camps on the base station, and then the base station decides to provide normal service or limited service for the mobile terminal according to the decision. . However, in the prior art, the mobile terminal needs to first camp on the base station. If the base station cannot provide normal service for the mobile terminal, the mobile terminal can only enter the limited service or the no service state, and cannot search for other nearby possibilities. A base station capable of providing normal service, so that the user cannot use the mobile terminal in an area that may be able to enjoy the normal service, resulting in a limitation of the use of the mobile terminal and a poor user experience.

Summary of the invention

In order to solve the above technical problem, embodiments of the present invention are directed to a method, a mobile terminal, and a computer storage medium for locking a base station.

The technical solution of the embodiment of the present invention is implemented as follows:

In one aspect, an embodiment of the present invention provides a method for locking a base station, where the method includes:

Obtaining an ID (ID, IDentification) of the base station to be accessed;

Determining whether the ID of the base station to be accessed exists in a preset list of the mobile terminal, where the preset list records an ID of a base station that allows the mobile terminal to access;

When the ID of the base station to be accessed exists in the preset list of the mobile terminal, determining whether the reference to the access base station satisfies the camping condition of the mobile terminal;

And when the reference to-access base station satisfies a camping condition of the mobile terminal, accessing the reference to-access base station.

Optionally, the mobile terminal further stores a forbidden list, where the forbidden list records an ID of a base station that the mobile terminal does not allow access to;

After the determining whether the ID of the base station to be accessed is in the preset list of the mobile terminal, the method further includes:

When the ID of the base station to be accessed does not exist in the preset list of the mobile terminal, the ID of the base station to be accessed is recorded in the forbidden list.

Optionally, the mobile terminal corresponds to at least one base station to be accessed;

After the determining whether the reference to-access base station satisfies the camping condition of the mobile terminal, the method further includes:

When the reference to-access base station does not satisfy the camping condition of the mobile terminal, determining whether there are other base stations to be accessed;

When there are other base stations to be accessed, the other base stations to be accessed are used as reference to the base station to be accessed.

Optionally, after the determining whether there are other base stations to be accessed, the method further includes:

When there is no other base station to be accessed, the mobile terminal enters a restricted service, or enters Enter no service status.

Optionally, the method further includes: after the mobile terminal enters the restricted service, or enters the no-service state, when the other base station to be accessed is not present, the method further includes:

In the limited service or no service state, the service is continuously retrieved.

Optionally, before the determining whether the ID of the base station to be accessed is in the preset list of the mobile terminal, the method further includes:

Pre-storing the preset list;

After the preset list is stored in advance, the method further includes:

Adding an ID of the base station to the preset list, or deleting an ID of the base station recorded by the preset list, or modifying an ID of the base station recorded by the preset list.

In another aspect, a mobile terminal is provided in the embodiment of the present invention, where the mobile terminal includes:

An acquiring unit, configured to obtain an ID of a reference base station to be accessed;

a first determining unit, configured to determine whether an ID of the base station to be accessed exists in a preset list of the mobile terminal, where the preset list records an ID of a base station that allows the mobile terminal to access;

a second determining unit, configured to determine, when the ID of the reference to-access base station exists in a preset list of the mobile terminal, whether the reference to-access base station satisfies a camping condition of the mobile terminal;

And an access unit, configured to access the reference to-access base station when the reference to-access base station satisfies a camping condition of the mobile terminal.

The mobile terminal further includes a recording unit configured to record the ID of the reference to-access base station in the prohibition when the ID of the base station to be accessed does not exist in the preset list of the mobile terminal List.

The mobile terminal further includes a first control unit, configured to determine whether there are other base stations to be accessed when the reference to-be-accessed base station does not satisfy the camping condition of the mobile terminal;

Optionally, the mobile terminal further includes a second control unit configured to control the mobile terminal to enter the restricted service or enter the no-service state when there is no other base station to be accessed.

Optionally, the second control unit is further configured to control the mobile terminal to continue to retrieve the service in the restricted service or no service state.

Optionally, the mobile terminal further includes a storage unit configured to pre-store the preset list;

The storage unit is further configured to add an ID of the base station to the preset list, or delete an ID of the base station recorded by the preset list, or modify an ID of the base station recorded by the preset list.

In a third aspect, an embodiment of the present invention provides a computer storage medium, the computer storage medium comprising a set of instructions, when executed, causing at least one processor to execute the method of locking a base station.

The method for locking a base station, the mobile terminal, and the computer storage medium provided by the embodiment of the present invention acquires an ID of the base station to be accessed, and determines whether the ID of the referenced base station is present in the preset list of the mobile terminal. The preset list is recorded with an ID of a base station that allows the mobile terminal to access, and when the ID of the referenced to-be-accessed base station exists in a preset list of the mobile terminal, it is determined whether the referenced to-be-accessed base station satisfies A camping condition of the mobile terminal, where the reference to-be-accessed base station satisfies a camping condition of the mobile terminal, accessing the base station to be accessed. In this way, the mobile terminal does not need to establish a resident relationship with the base station first, but after the mobile terminal enters an area, first searches in the area until it finds that the mobile terminal is allowed to access and satisfies the mobile terminal's resident. When the conditional reference is to be accessed by the base station, the reference to the base station to be accessed is established. Therefore, the base station that establishes a resident relationship with the mobile terminal must be a base station capable of providing normal service to the mobile terminal, and there is no possibility that the base station where the mobile terminal camps cannot provide normal service, and the area in which normal service can be avoided is avoided. The situation that the mobile terminal cannot be used normally reduces the limitation of the use of the mobile terminal, thereby improving the user experience.

DRAWINGS

1 is a schematic flowchart of a method for locking a base station according to an embodiment of the present invention;

2 is a schematic flowchart of another method for locking a base station according to an embodiment of the present invention;

FIG. 3 is a schematic structural diagram of a first mobile terminal according to an embodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 4 is a schematic structural diagram of a second mobile terminal according to an embodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 5 is a schematic structural diagram of a third mobile terminal according to an embodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 6 is a schematic structural diagram of a fourth mobile terminal according to an embodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 7 is a schematic structural diagram of a fifth mobile terminal according to an embodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 8 is a schematic structural diagram of a sixth mobile terminal according to an embodiment of the present invention.

detailed description

The technical solutions in the embodiments of the present invention will be clearly and completely described in the following with reference to the accompanying drawings.

In various embodiments of the present invention, the mobile terminal acquires an ID of the base station to be accessed, and determines whether the ID of the referenced base station is present in a preset list of the mobile terminal, and the preset list record Having an ID of a base station that allows the mobile terminal to access; when the ID of the referenced base station to be accessed exists in a preset list of the mobile terminal, determining whether the referenced base station to be accessed satisfies the mobile terminal a condition for leaving the base station to be accessed when the reference base station to be accessed satisfies the camping condition of the mobile terminal.

The embodiment of the invention provides a method for locking a base station. As shown in FIG. 1 , the method includes:

Step 101: Obtain an ID that refers to a base station to be accessed.

Generally, when the mobile terminal is powered on for the first time, cell selection is required; or during the standby process, if it moves to the coverage area of the previously camped base station, cell reselection is required, that is, cell selection is performed again.

When the cell selection is performed, the location where the mobile terminal is located may only access one cell. Therefore, the base station to which the cell belongs is the reference to be accessed by the mobile terminal, and the mobile terminal reads the system message of the cell. Obtaining an ID of the base station to be accessed in the system message; or, because the location where the mobile terminal is located may be located at a junction of multiple cells, more than one cell may be accessed, and different base stations belong to different base stations, so the mobile There may be multiple base stations to be accessed by the terminal. At this time, the mobile terminal first determines the target cell that can be accessed. The base station to which the target cell belongs is the base station to be accessed, and the mobile terminal reads the system message of the target cell. The system message is obtained by referring to the ID of the base station to be accessed; or, because the cell in which the mobile terminal is located includes multiple base stations, for example, the cell in which the mobile terminal is located sets different base stations for multiple types of users, that is, different types. Different base stations accessed by the user, at this time, the plurality of base stations included in the cell are the base stations to be accessed by the mobile terminal, and the mobile terminal Any base station may be selected as a reference base station to be accessed, and then the ID of the base station to be accessed is obtained by reading a system message of the cell.

Step 102: Determine whether the ID of the base station to be accessed exists in a preset list of the mobile terminal, and the preset list records an ID of a base station that allows the mobile terminal to access.

For example, in order to implement differentiated services, an operator may set different base stations that allow access for different mobile terminals. Assuming that the user of the mobile terminal is a student, the activities of the student are mostly in the teaching area, the living area, and the extra-curricular activity area. Therefore, the base station to which the teaching area, the living area, and the extracurricular activity area belong can be respectively allowed to access the mobile terminal. The base station of the other area does not allow the mobile terminal to access, that is, the ID of the base station to which the teaching area, the living area, and the extracurricular activity area belong is recorded in the preset list of the mobile terminal.

After the mobile terminal obtains the ID of the base station to be accessed, it determines whether the ID of the base station to be accessed is the same as the ID of the base station to which the teaching area belongs, or whether it is related to the base station to which the living area belongs. If the ID is the same, or is the same as the ID of the base station to which the extra-curricular activity area belongs, the order of the judgment is not limited. When the ID of the base station to be accessed is the same as the ID of any one of the base stations, the reference to the base station to be accessed is allowed. The base station to which the mobile terminal accesses.

Step 103: When the ID of the base station to be accessed exists in the preset list of the mobile terminal, determine whether the reference to the access base station satisfies the camping condition of the mobile terminal.

Here, when the ID of the base station to be accessed is the same as the ID of the one of the base stations recorded in the preset list, that is, the ID of the base station to be accessed exists in the preset list of the mobile terminal, indicating that Referring to the base station to be accessed is a base station that allows the mobile terminal to access, and then determining whether the reference to the access base station satisfies the camping condition of the mobile terminal, where the camping condition includes referring to whether the network ID of the base station to be accessed is Matching with the network ID required by the mobile terminal, whether the signal strength of the reference base station to be accessed satisfies the signal strength required by the mobile terminal, and whether the target cell covered by the base station to be accessed is not prohibited by the mobile terminal For example, in the embodiment of the present invention, the foregoing camping conditions are used as an example. Other types of camping conditions exist in the prior art, and the embodiments of the present invention are not described herein.

Step 104: When the reference to-access base station satisfies the camping condition of the mobile terminal, accessing the reference to-access base station.

When the ID of the base station to be accessed exists in the preset list of the mobile terminal, and the reference to the access base station satisfies the camping condition of the mobile terminal, it indicates that the base station to be accessed is allowed by the operator to allow the mobile terminal to connect. The incoming base station can satisfy the camping condition of the mobile terminal, that is, the base station to be accessed can certainly provide normal service for the mobile terminal, and the mobile terminal accesses the reference to the access base station, that is, the mobile terminal camps on The reference to the access base station enters a normal service, where the normal service includes a voice call, a short message service, a data communication, and the like; and the referenced to-be-accessed base station that has been camped cannot provide normal service for the mobile terminal, Improve the user experience.

In this way, the mobile terminal does not need to establish a resident relationship with the base station first, but at the mobile terminal. After entering an area, the search is performed in the area until a reference to the access base station that allows the mobile terminal to access and meets the camping condition of the mobile terminal is found, and the resident relationship is established with the reference base station to be accessed. Therefore, the base station that establishes a resident relationship with the mobile terminal must be a base station capable of providing normal service to the mobile terminal, and there is no possibility that the base station where the mobile terminal resides cannot provide normal service, and the area that can perform normal service cannot be avoided. The normal use of the mobile terminal reduces the limitations of the use of the mobile terminal and improves the user experience.

Further, the mobile terminal further stores a forbidden list, where the forbidden list records an ID of a base station that the mobile terminal does not allow access to, and determines whether the ID of the reference to-access base station exists in the After the preset list of the mobile terminal, the method may further include: when the ID of the reference base station to be accessed does not exist in the preset list of the mobile terminal, the ID of the base station to be accessed is referenced Recorded in the forbidden list.

For example, when the ID of the base station to be accessed does not exist in the preset list of the mobile terminal, the base station to be accessed is not the base station that allows the mobile terminal to access, and the reference to be accessed may be The ID of the base station is recorded in a forbidden list, and the forbidden list records the ID of the base station that the mobile terminal is not allowed to access, that is, the base station whose ID is recorded in the forbidden list is not allowed to be the object of the mobile terminal to select or switch the base station. When the obtained base station ID exists in the forbidden list, the mobile terminal can directly ignore the base station, re-acquire the IDs of other base stations to be accessed, and avoid the waste of time caused by repeated judgments, and reduce the base station selection by the mobile terminal. Power consumption.

Further, the mobile terminal corresponds to at least one to-be-accessed base station, and after determining whether the reference to-be-accessed base station satisfies the camping condition of the mobile terminal, the method may further include: when the reference is to be performed When the access base station does not satisfy the camping condition of the mobile terminal, it is determined whether there are other base stations to be accessed; when there are other base stations to be accessed, the other base stations to be accessed are used as reference base stations to be accessed. .

Since there may be multiple base stations to be accessed by the mobile terminal, when the reference to-access base station does not satisfy the camping condition of the mobile terminal, it indicates that the reference to-access base station cannot provide the mobile terminal. Normal service, at this time, the mobile terminal can search for other base stations to be accessed. When there are other base stations to be accessed, any one of the other base stations to be accessed can be used as a reference to the base station to be accessed. That is, when the ID of the to-be-accessed base station exists in the preset list of the mobile terminal, and the to-be-accessed base station satisfies the camping condition of the mobile terminal, the search mobile terminal can access the base station to be accessed. Enter normal service.

Further, after the determining whether there are other base stations to be accessed, the method may further include:

When there are no other base stations to be accessed, the mobile terminal enters a restricted service or enters a no-service state.

When there are no other base stations to be accessed, it indicates that all base stations covering the location of the mobile terminal cannot provide normal services for the mobile terminal, so at this time, the mobile terminal enters the restricted service or enters the no service state. The limited service is a mobile terminal entering an emergency call state, or an emergency service preset by the operator. For example, assuming that the user of the mobile terminal is a student, when the user moves to another area other than the teaching area, the living area, and the extracurricular activity area set by the operator, the mobile terminal cannot perform normal voice calls, short message services, communication, etc. For business, only 112 (medical emergency number), 119 (fire alarm) and 110 (alarm call) can be dialed.

Further, when there is no other base station to be accessed, after the mobile terminal enters the limited service or enters the no service state, the method may further include: continuing in the limited service or no service state, continuing Get back the service.

When the mobile terminal enters the restricted service or enters the no-service state, it indicates that there is no base station capable of providing normal service near the location of the mobile terminal, but the mobile terminal may continue to move, and in the process of moving, there may be a normal nearby. The base station of the service, so when the mobile terminal enters the restricted service or the non-service state, the mobile terminal can perform the recovery service in a certain period. For example, the mobile terminal can re-search the nearby base station every 5 minutes to determine whether there is a a base station providing normal service, if present, the mobile terminal can camp on the base station Go to normal service, if not, continue searching after 5 minutes.

Further, before the determining whether the ID of the reference to-access base station exists in the preset list of the mobile terminal, the method may further include: pre-storing the preset list. In practical applications, operators can provide differentiated services for different consumer groups according to the differences in consumer groups, that is, different services are set for different base stations, and each consumer group allows different base stations to be accessed. Therefore, operators can advance A preset list is set for each mobile terminal, and the ID of the base station that the mobile terminal is allowed to access is recorded in the preset list, so that the mobile terminal can make a judgment when selecting the base station.

At the same time, operators or network maintenance personnel can also preset some commands, such as adding commands, modifying commands, and deleting commands. When the operator or the network maintenance personnel determines that the preset list needs to be changed, the mobile terminal may send different commands according to the requirements, and then the mobile terminal may add the ID of the base station to the preset list according to the received different commands. Or deleting the ID of the base station recorded by the preset list, or modifying the ID of the base station recorded by the preset list.

Further, before the determining whether the ID of the reference to-access base station exists in the preset list of the mobile terminal, the method may further include: first determining whether the preset list is empty; When the preset list is empty, the mobile terminal accesses the reference to-access base station, and when the preset list is not empty, determines whether the ID of the reference to-access base station exists in the mobile In the preset list of the terminal.

Specifically, the preset list of the mobile terminal may not store the ID of the base station that is allowed to access, that is, the preset list may be empty, and the mobile terminal is allowed to access any base station that can provide normal service. In the actual application, the number of base station IDs that can be stored may be set for the preset list. Each time the mobile terminal moves to a location, the ID of the base station capable of providing normal service at the location is stored in the preset list until the preset column is saved. Full, at this time, the preset list records the ID of the base station that can provide normal service in the area where the user of the mobile terminal is long-lived or frequently active, and the base station of each ID recorded in the preset list can be used by the mobile terminal. Utilize, avoiding the actual application The base station of the area where the user is infrequently active is recorded in the preset list, and the mobile terminal cannot be used normally in the area where other users are frequently active, thereby improving the user experience.

The embodiment of the present invention provides a method for locking a base station. The mobile terminal adopting the method does not need to establish a resident relationship with the base station first, but after the mobile terminal enters an area, first searches in the area until it finds that the mobile is allowed. When the reference to the access base station that is accessed by the terminal and meets the camping condition of the mobile terminal, the tenant relationship is established with the base station to be accessed. Therefore, the base station that establishes the resident relationship with the mobile terminal must be able to move. The base station that provides the normal service of the terminal does not have the situation that the base station where the mobile terminal is camped cannot provide normal service, and the situation that the mobile terminal cannot be used normally in the area where the normal service can be performed is avoided, and the limitation of the use of the mobile terminal is reduced. This improves the user experience.

The embodiment of the present invention provides a method for locking a base station. In this embodiment, a user of a mobile terminal is assumed to be a student, and a frequently active cell is a cell where the teaching area is located, a cell where the living area is located, and an area where the extracurricular activity area is located. The cell, wherein the base stations covering the teaching area, the living area and the extra-curricular activity area are the base station A, the base station B and the base station C respectively, as shown in FIG. 2, including:

Step 201: The mobile terminal performs cell selection or cell reselection, and step 202 is performed.

Generally, when the mobile terminal is powered on for the first time, cell selection is required; or during the standby process, if the cell is moved to the coverage area of the previously camped base station, cell reselection is required, that is, cell selection is performed again. By way of example, assuming that the student has been active in the teaching area, when the student moves to the living area, since it is already outside the coverage of the base station A to which the teaching area belongs, it is necessary to perform cell reselection, that is, the search can be provided in the living area. A base station that is normally served.

Step 202: Obtain an ID of the base station to be accessed, and perform step 203.

The mobile terminal first determines that the cell that can be accessed is the cell in which the living area is located, that is, the cell in which the living area is located is the target cell, and the base station in the target cell is the base station to be accessed, and then reads the cell in which the living area is located. The system message acquires an ID of the base station to be accessed, that is, an ID of the base station B, from the system message. In practical applications, if the mobile terminal is located in the teaching area, the living area is And at the junction of the extracurricular activities area, the base stations that may cover the three areas respectively can access. At this time, there are three base stations to be accessed by the mobile terminal, and the base station to be accessed may be any of the three base stations. For example, the embodiment of the present invention uses the base station B that covers the living area as a reference to the base station to be accessed.

Step 203: Determine whether the ID of the base station to be accessed exists in the preset list of the mobile terminal, and when the ID of the reference base station to be accessed exists in the preset list of the mobile terminal, perform step 204; Step 206 is performed when the ID of the base station to be accessed does not exist in the preset list of the mobile terminal.

For example, in the preset list of the mobile terminal, the ID of the base station A, the ID of the base station B, and the ID of the base station C are recorded in the preset list of the mobile terminal. After the mobile terminal acquires the ID of the base station B, it is determined whether the ID of the base station B exists. In the preset list, whether the same ID as the ID of the base station B is recorded in the preset list.

Step 204: Determine whether the reference to the access base station satisfies the camping condition of the mobile terminal, and when the reference to-be-accessed base station satisfies the camping condition of the mobile terminal, perform step 205; When the access base station does not meet the camping condition of the mobile terminal, step 207 is performed.

When the ID of the base station B exists in the preset list of the mobile terminal, the base station B is a base station that allows the mobile terminal to access, and may continue to determine whether the base station B satisfies the camping condition of the mobile terminal. In practical applications, for the normal service of the mobile terminal in the living area, the base station B usually needs to meet certain conditions, for example, whether the network ID of the base station B matches the network ID required by the mobile terminal, and whether the signal strength of the base station B satisfies the mobile terminal. The required signal strength, whether the target cell covered by the base station B is a non-banned cell of the mobile terminal, etc., the camping conditions of different mobile terminals may be different, and other types of camping conditions exist in the prior art, and the present invention is implemented. The example will not be described here.

Step 205: Access the reference to be accessed by the base station.

When the ID of the base station B exists in a preset list of the mobile terminal, and the base station B satisfies the movement When the terminal is in the camping condition, it indicates that the base station B is both the base station that the operator allows the mobile terminal to access, and can satisfy the camping condition of the mobile terminal, that is, the base station B can certainly provide normal service for the mobile terminal, and the mobile terminal accesses the base station at this time. B enters the normal service state, that is, the mobile terminal can perform preset voice calls, short message services, data communication and the like.

Step 206: Record the ID of the reference base station to be accessed in the forbidden list.

For example, the mobile terminal may further include a forbidden list in which the ID of the base station that the mobile terminal is not allowed to access is recorded, and it is assumed that the campus network has different services for the students and the teacher, and the teacher's main activity area For the family area, the cell where the family area is located is the base station D. At this time, the ID of the base station D can be recorded in the forbidden list. When the student enters the family area, since the base station D is forbidden, the normal service cannot be entered. Meanwhile, when the mobile terminal moves to the area covered by the base station E lock, but since the ID of the base station E does not exist in the preset list of the mobile terminal, it indicates that the base station E is not the base station that allows the mobile terminal to access, but since the base station E is not present In the forbidden list, when the mobile terminal re-enters the area covered by the base station E lock, after obtaining the ID of the base station E, it is determined whether to allow access, which causes waste of power consumption, so when the mobile terminal first determines the base station E When the ID does not exist in the preset list of the mobile terminal, the ID of the base station E may be recorded in the forbidden list, so that when the next time the mobile terminal enters the area covered by the base station E lock again, the base station is recorded in the forbidden list. The ID of E, the base station that the mobile terminal does not allow access when it is consistent with the base station E, will not judge here and reduce the power consumption.

In step 207, it is determined whether there are other base stations to be accessed. When there are other base stations to be accessed, step 208 is performed; when there are no other base stations to be accessed, step 209 is performed.

It is assumed that a part of the living area is in the cell A, another part is in the cell B, the base station B is the coverage area A, and the base station F is the coverage area B, and the base station is to be accessed after the mobile terminal enters the living area. The base station B may be the base station F, but the referenced base station to be accessed by the mobile terminal is first determined to be the base station F, the base station F may not allow the mobile terminal to access, or the base station F does not satisfy the camping condition of the mobile terminal, for example, the base station The signal strength of F is weak, then the base station F has no The method supports the normal communication of the mobile terminal, so the mobile terminal can also search for other base stations to be accessed at this time, so as to determine whether there are other base stations that can provide normal services. In the embodiment of the present invention, the mobile terminal can search for the base station B. .

Step 208: The other to-be-accessed base station is used as a reference to be accessed by the base station, and step 202 is performed.

When the mobile terminal determines that there are other base stations to be accessed, that is, the base station B, the base station B can be used as a reference to the base station to be accessed to determine whether the base station B can provide normal service, and when the base station B is the base station that is allowed to access. When the camping condition is met, the access base station B enters the normal service.

Step 209: The mobile terminal enters a restricted service or enters a no service state, and continues to retrieve the service in the limited service or no service state.

When the mobile terminal determines that there is no other base station to be accessed, it indicates that the mobile terminal is located at a location that does not provide normal service, so the mobile terminal enters a no service state or a limited service state, and can be in this state. The cycle to get back the service.

The method for locking a base station provided by the embodiment of the present invention does not require the mobile terminal to first establish a resident relationship with the base station, but after the mobile terminal enters an area, performs a search in the area until it finds that the mobile terminal is allowed to access, and When the reference to the access base station that satisfies the camping condition of the mobile terminal is established, the camping relationship is established with the base station to be accessed. Therefore, the base station that establishes the resident relationship with the mobile terminal must be a base station capable of providing normal service to the mobile terminal. There is no possibility that the base station where the mobile terminal is camped cannot provide normal service, and the situation that the mobile terminal cannot be used normally in the area where normal service can be performed is avoided, and the limitation of the use of the mobile terminal is reduced, thereby improving the user experience.

It should be noted that the base station in the embodiment of the present invention may be a 2G Base Transceiver Station (BTS), a 3G NodeB, or a 4G eNodeB, which is connected to the mobile terminal. The above-mentioned several types of base stations are network elements of the same nature, and the specific base station type is not limited in the embodiment of the present invention.

The embodiment of the present invention provides a mobile terminal 30, as shown in FIG. 3, including:

The obtaining unit 301 is configured to obtain an ID that refers to the base station to be accessed.

When performing the cell selection, the mobile terminal first determines the cell that can be accessed, and the base station to which the cell belongs is the reference to the to-be-accessed base station, and then reads the system message of the cell, and the obtaining unit 301 obtains the reference to be received from the system message. Enter the ID of the base station.

The first determining unit 302 is configured to determine whether the ID of the reference to-be-accessed base station exists in a preset list of the mobile terminal 30, where the preset list records the base station that the mobile terminal 30 is allowed to access. ID.

After the obtaining unit 301 obtains the ID of the base station to be accessed, the first determining unit 302 determines whether the ID of the base station to be accessed is the same as the ID of the base station to which the teaching area belongs, when referring to the ID of the base station to be accessed. When the ID of any one of the base stations in the preset list is the same, it indicates that the reference base station to be accessed is a base station that allows the mobile terminal to access.

The second determining unit 303 is configured to determine, when the ID of the base station to be accessed is in the preset list of the mobile terminal 30, whether the reference to the access base station satisfies the camping condition of the mobile terminal 30.

When the ID of the base station to be accessed is the same as the ID of the base station that is recorded in the preset list, that is, the ID of the base station to be accessed exists in the preset list of the mobile terminal, indicating that the reference is to be connected. The ingress base station is a base station that allows the mobile terminal to access, and then the second determining unit 303 determines whether the reference to the access base station satisfies the camping condition of the mobile terminal, where the prior art includes multiple types of camping. The conditions of the present invention are not described herein.

The access unit 304 is configured to access the reference to-access base station when the reference to-access base station satisfies the camping condition of the mobile terminal 30.

When the ID of the base station to be accessed exists in the preset list of the mobile terminal, and the reference to the access base station satisfies the camping condition of the mobile terminal, it indicates that the base station to be accessed may provide normal for the mobile terminal. Service, at this time, the mobile terminal can access the reference base station to be accessed. Into normal service.

In this way, the mobile terminal does not need to establish a dwelling relationship with the base station first, but after the mobile terminal enters an area, performs a search in the area until it finds that the mobile terminal is allowed to access, and satisfies the resident condition of the mobile terminal. When the reference to the access base station is established, the base station is established with the reference to the access base station. Therefore, the base station that establishes the resident relationship with the mobile terminal must be a base station capable of providing normal service to the mobile terminal, and the mobile terminal does not reside. The base station cannot provide normal service, avoids the situation that the mobile terminal cannot be used normally in an area where normal service can be performed, reduces the limitation of the use of the mobile terminal, and improves the user experience.

As shown in FIG. 4, the mobile terminal 30 further stores a forbidden list, where the forbidden list records the ID of the base station to which the mobile terminal 30 is not allowed to access; the mobile terminal 30 may further include a recording unit 305 configured to be When the ID of the base station to be accessed does not exist in the preset list of the mobile terminal 30, the ID of the base station to be accessed is recorded in the forbidden list.

Further, the mobile terminal corresponds to at least one base station to be accessed, and the reference to-be-accessed base station is any one of the at least one base station to be accessed; as shown in FIG. 5, the mobile terminal 30 can also The first control unit 306 is configured to: when the reference to-access base station does not meet the camping condition of the mobile terminal 30, determine whether there are other base stations to be accessed; when there are other base stations to be accessed, The other base station to be accessed is used as a reference to be accessed by the base station.

As shown in FIG. 6, the mobile terminal 30 may further include a second control unit 307 configured to cause the mobile terminal 30 to enter a restricted service or enter a no-service state when there are no other base stations to be accessed.

The second control unit 307 is further configured to control the mobile terminal to continue to retrieve the service in the limited service or no service state.

As shown in FIG. 7, the mobile terminal 30 may further include a storage unit 308 configured to pre-store the preset list. Alternatively, the storage unit 308 is further configured to add an ID of the base station to the preset list, or delete an ID of the base station recorded by the preset list, or modify the preset Let the ID of the base station recorded in the list.

Further, as shown in FIG. 8, the mobile terminal 30 may further include: a third determining unit 309, configured to determine whether the preset list is empty; and the access unit 304 is further configured to be the preset When the list is empty, the mobile terminal 30 accesses the reference to be accessed to the base station; the first determining unit 302 is specifically configured to: when the preset list is not empty, determine the reference to be accessed to the base station Whether the ID exists in the preset list of the mobile terminal 30.

According to the solution provided by the embodiment of the present invention, when the mobile terminal performs the base station locking, the mobile terminal does not need to establish a resident relationship with the base station first, but after the mobile terminal enters an area, searches in the area until the mobile terminal is allowed to access. And the reference to the access base station that satisfies the camping condition of the mobile terminal establishes a resident relationship with the base station to be accessed, and therefore the base station that establishes the resident relationship with the mobile terminal must be able to provide normal service for the mobile terminal. The base station does not have a situation in which the base station where the mobile terminal camps cannot provide normal service, avoids the situation that the mobile terminal cannot be used normally in the area where normal service can be performed, reduces the limitation of the use of the mobile terminal, and thus improves the user. Experience.

In an actual application, the obtaining unit 301, the first determining unit 302, the second determining unit 303, the access unit 304, the recording unit 305, the first control unit 306, the second control unit 307, the storage unit 308, and the third The determining unit 309 can be configured by a central processing unit (CPU), a microprocessor (Micro Processor Unit (MPU), a digital signal processor (DSP), or a field programmable gate array located in the mobile terminal. (Field Programmable Gate Array, FPGA) and other implementations.

Those skilled in the art will appreciate that embodiments of the present invention can be provided as a method, system, or computer program product. Accordingly, the present invention can take the form of a hardware embodiment, a software embodiment, or a combination of software and hardware. Moreover, the invention can take the form of a computer program product embodied on one or more computer-usable storage media (including but not limited to disk storage and optical storage, etc.) including computer usable program code.

The present invention has been described with reference to flowchart illustrations and/or block diagrams of methods, apparatus (system), and computer program products according to embodiments of the invention. It will be understood that each flow and/or block of the flowchart illustrations and/or FIG. These computer program instructions can be provided to a processor of a general purpose computer, special purpose computer, embedded processor, or other programmable data processing device to produce a machine for the execution of instructions for execution by a processor of a computer or other programmable data processing device. Means for implementing the functions specified in one or more of the flow or in a block or blocks of the flow chart.

The computer program instructions can also be stored in a computer readable memory that can direct a computer or other programmable data processing device to operate in a particular manner, such that the instructions stored in the computer readable memory produce an article of manufacture comprising the instruction device. The apparatus implements the functions specified in one or more blocks of a flow or a flow and/or block diagram of the flowchart.

These computer program instructions can also be loaded onto a computer or other programmable data processing device such that a series of operational steps are performed on a computer or other programmable device to produce computer-implemented processing for execution on a computer or other programmable device. The instructions provide steps for implementing the functions specified in one or more of the flow or in a block or blocks of a flow diagram.

Based on this, an embodiment of the present invention further provides a computer storage medium, the computer storage medium comprising a set of instructions, when executed, causing at least one processor to execute the method for locking a base station.

The above is only the preferred embodiment of the present invention and is not intended to limit the scope of the present invention.

Claims

A method of locking a base station, the method comprising:

Obtaining an identity ID of the base station to be accessed;

Determining whether the ID of the base station to be accessed exists in a preset list of the mobile terminal, where the preset list records an ID of a base station that allows the mobile terminal to access;

When the ID of the base station to be accessed exists in the preset list of the mobile terminal, determining whether the reference to the access base station satisfies the camping condition of the mobile terminal;

And when the reference to-access base station satisfies a camping condition of the mobile terminal, accessing the reference to-access base station.
The method of claim 1 wherein

The mobile terminal further stores a forbidden list, where the forbidden list records an ID of a base station that the mobile terminal does not allow access to;

After the determining whether the ID of the base station to be accessed is in the preset list of the mobile terminal, the method further includes:

When the ID of the base station to be accessed does not exist in the preset list of the mobile terminal, the ID of the base station to be accessed is recorded in the forbidden list.
The method according to claim 1 or 2, wherein

The mobile terminal corresponds to at least one base station to be accessed;

After the determining whether the reference to-access base station satisfies the camping condition of the mobile terminal, the method further includes:

When the reference to-access base station does not satisfy the camping condition of the mobile terminal, determining whether there are other base stations to be accessed;

When there are other base stations to be accessed, the other base stations to be accessed are used as reference to the base station to be accessed.
The method according to claim 3, wherein said judging whether there is another waiting After accessing the base station, the method further includes:

When there are no other base stations to be accessed, the mobile terminal enters a restricted service or enters a no-service state.
The method according to claim 4, wherein, when the mobile terminal enters the restricted service or enters the no-service state when there is no other base station to be accessed, the method further includes:

In the limited service or no service state, the service is continuously retrieved.
The method according to claim 1 or 2, wherein before the determining whether the ID of the base station to be accessed is present in the preset list of the mobile terminal, the method further includes:

Pre-storing the preset list;

After the preset list is stored in advance, the method further includes:

Adding an ID of the base station to the preset list, or deleting an ID of the base station recorded by the preset list, or modifying an ID of the base station recorded by the preset list.
A mobile terminal, the mobile terminal comprising:

An acquiring unit, configured to obtain an identity ID of a reference base station to be accessed;

a first determining unit, configured to determine whether an ID of the base station to be accessed exists in a preset list of the mobile terminal, where the preset list records an ID of a base station that allows the mobile terminal to access;

a second determining unit, configured to determine, when the ID of the reference to-access base station exists in a preset list of the mobile terminal, whether the reference to-access base station satisfies a camping condition of the mobile terminal;

And an access unit, configured to access the reference to-access base station when the reference to-access base station satisfies a camping condition of the mobile terminal.
The mobile terminal of claim 7, wherein

The mobile terminal further stores a forbidden list, the forbidden list recording the mobile terminal ID of the base station that is not allowed to access;

The mobile terminal further includes a recording unit configured to record the ID of the reference to-access base station in the prohibition when the ID of the base station to be accessed does not exist in the preset list of the mobile terminal List.
The mobile terminal according to claim 7 or 8, wherein

The mobile terminal corresponds to at least one base station to be accessed;

The mobile terminal further includes a first control unit, configured to determine whether there are other base stations to be accessed when the reference to-be-accessed base station does not satisfy the camping condition of the mobile terminal;

When there are other base stations to be accessed, the other base stations to be accessed are used as reference to the base station to be accessed.
The mobile terminal according to claim 9, wherein the mobile terminal further comprises a second control unit configured to control the mobile terminal to enter a restricted service or enter no service when there are no other base stations to be accessed status.
The mobile terminal of claim 10, wherein the second control unit is further configured to control the mobile terminal to continue to retrieve the service in the restricted service or no service state.
The mobile terminal according to claim 7 or 8, wherein

The mobile terminal further includes a storage unit configured to pre-store the preset list;

The storage unit is further configured to add an ID of the base station to the preset list, or delete an ID of the base station recorded by the preset list, or modify an ID of the base station recorded by the preset list.
A computer storage medium comprising a set of instructions, when executed, causing at least one processor to perform the method of locking a base station according to any one of claims 1 to 6.