Interface Unit of Base Station Control System and Detection Method Thereof

A novel interface unit for a base station control system has been patented, enabling speedy fault detection without disrupting normal service message transmission. The invention, filed on 30 May 2011, provides a solution to identify interface unit abnormality through a detection method. According to the patent, the interface unit comprises a packet transceiver module, a judgment module, and a determination module, which work together to send and receive detection messages, ultimately determining the interface unit's status.

Key Takeaways:

• The patented invention, titled "INTERFACE UNIT OF BASE STATION CONTROL SYSTEM AND DETECTION METHOD THEREOF," provides a novel solution for detecting interface unit faults in real-time.
• The detection method involves sending a first detection message on a link to be detected and judging whether a second detection message is received within a scheduled period of time.
• If the second detection message is not received or differs from the first message, the interface unit is determined to be abnormal.
• The interface unit comprises three primary modules: a packet transceiver module, a judgment module, and a determination module.
• The solution enables speedy fault detection without disrupting normal service message transmission.

Statistics:

• The patent was filed on 30 May 2011.
• The invention was published as Publication No. WO/2011/144124.
• The patent application number is PCT/CN2011/074916.

Sources:

• "INTERFACE UNIT OF BASE STATION CONTROL SYSTEM AND DETECTION METHOD THEREOF" (Publication No. WO/2011/144124, World Intellectual Property Organization)
• "Patent Application PCT/CN2011/074916" (filed on 30 May 2011, World Intellectual Property Organization)