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In-band signalling for synchronization in a voice communications network

CA 2360973 A1 · Owner: Proctor, Rod L. · Inventors: Preston, Joseph; Proctor, Rod L.; Preston, Dan A.

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Methods for determining a system latency of an audio call path of a voice communications network, and for synchronizing a remote unit (108) with a reference oscillator of a reference station (102) involve transmitting a reference signal (106) over the audio call path from the reference station (102) to the remote unit (108), where a reply signal (112) is generated and transmitted back to the reference station (102) over the call path after a preselected reply delay interval (tdel). A round-trip time difference (tRT) is used to determine total system latency which is then taken into account in , synchronizing the remote unit (108) with the reference oscillator. The reference and …

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FiledJanuary 18, 2000
GrantedNo grant recorded
Term endedJanuary 18, 2020
Patent numberCA 2360973 A1
Classification (IPC)H04L27/26 +2 more

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