Fault Detection Method for Mistake Connection of E1 Line or T1 Line

A novel invention has been patented that enables efficient and accurate fault detection for mistake connections of E1 lines or T1 lines. The invention proposes a method, system, and base station for identifying errors in the E1 line or T1 line, which are crucial for maintaining stable communication networks. The method involves receiving a message through the E1 line or T1 line, determining if the configuration matches the local configuration, and if not, determining that the E1 line or T1 line is incorrectly connected.

Key Takeaways:

  • The invention provides a fault detection method for mistake connections of E1 lines or T1 lines, ensuring high efficiency and accuracy in locating errors.
  • The method involves a base station that receives a message through the E1 line or T1 line and compares it with the local configuration to determine if there is a mismatch.
  • The invention addresses the issue of error detection in communication networks, which is critical for maintaining network stability and reliability.
  • The patent was filed on April 28, 2011, under Application No. PCT/CN2011/073487 and published on December 29 under Publication No. WO/2011/160493.
  • Zhao, Jinming, is the inventor and the patent holder, a representative of ZTE Corporation, a leading telecommunications equipment and network solutions provider.
  • The invention aims to improve communication network reliability and performance by accurately identifying and correcting mistakes in E1 line or T1 line connections.

Statistics:

  • 28.04.2011: The filing date of the patent application under Application No. PCT/CN2011/073487.
  • December 29: The publication date of the patent under Publication No. WO/2011/160493.
  • E1 lines or T1 lines: The focus of the invention, which aims to establish a reliable method for error detection in these communication connections.
  • High accuracy: The claimed advantage of the invention in detecting faults and ensuring reliable communication networks.

Sources:

  • World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO): Publication No. WO/2011/160493, Title: FAULT DETECTION METHOD, SYSTEM AND BASE STATION FOR MISTAKE CONNECTION OF E1 LINE OR T1 LINE
  • ZTE Corporation: Representative of the patent holder and inventor, Jinming Zhao.