Nova Patents
EP1975765A2

Multi-purpose radio T/R System

Abstract

A multi-purpose transmission/reception system comprises a computer (M100), an associated peripheral (PH200) arranged to control the computer (M100), and a radio transceiver (H100"' and/or H100"") arranged to receive signals from the associated peripheral (PH200) and to transmit the signals to the computer (M100). The associated peripheral (PH200) communicates by signal transmission with the radio transceiver (H100"' and/or H100""). The radio transceiver (H100''' and/or H100"") and the computer (M100) are provided with complementary connectors (P10, P10') for signal transmission/reception. The associated peripheral (PH200) is provided with an internal socket (S100) for storing the radio transceiver (H100"' and/or H100"") for portability thereof.

EP1975765A2, drawing sheet 1
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Projected expiry passed 19 September 2022, 4 years ago.

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7 claims: 2 independent, 5 dependent

  1. 1
    A multi-purpose transmission/reception system comprising:(i) a computer (M100);(ii) an associated peripheral (PH200) arranged to control the computer (M 100);and (iii) a radio transceiver (H100"' and/or H100"") arranged to receive signals from the associated peripheral (PH200) and to transmit the signals to the computer (M 100), wherein the associated peripheral (PH200) communicates by signal transmission with the radio transceiver (H100"' and/or H100""), the radio transceiver (H100"' and/or H100" ") and the computer (M100) are provided with complementary connectors (P10, P10') for signal transmission/reception, and the associated peripheral (PH200) is provided with an internal socket (S100) for storing the radio transceiver (H100"' and/or H100" ") for portability thereof.
  2. 7
    A system as claimed in any preceding claim, wherein the associated peripheral (PH200) further comprises connection means (P10') arranged to be connectable to the computer (M100) for transmitting signals to, and receiving signals and power from the computer (M 100).