Wireless channel allocation in a base station processor
CA 2408238 C · Owner: Ipr Licensing, Inc. · Inventors: Farley, Kevin L.; Proctor, James A. Jr.
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A system and method are provided for allocating wireless channels in a base station processor to messages sent between a subscriber and the base station processor in a wireless network. A latency period is determined corresponding to a return message to be received from a responsive node in response to an outgoing message sent from a sender via the base station processor. A latency manager in the base station processor computes the latency period and stores the latency period in an allocation table. A scheduler schedules a channel in , advance of the receipt of the return message to be available at the end of , the latency period indicated in the allocation table. At approximately the …
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