US2004218618A1PendingUtilityA1

Method and apparatus for transmitting and receiving information

Assignee: HITACHI LTDPriority: Mar 17, 2000Filed: May 27, 2004Published: Nov 4, 2004
Est. expiryMar 17, 2020(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Kazuo Asami
H04H 20/16H04H 20/57H04H 60/25H04H 20/59H04H 20/76H04J 2203/006H04H 60/06H04Q 11/0478H04H 20/69H04H 20/74H04J 2203/0066H04N 7/12
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Abstract

Information 1 transmitted through wireless communications formed by the information transmission line from the artificial satellites and the radio towers or through wired communications established by cables is categorized into four categories; the individual information is transmitted in a broadcasting mode in synchronization with the information transmission timing defined for the individual information category; and the information receiver captures and edits the received information and provides output for the service client in the manner associated with the individual category corresponding to the received information. Category-4 information (Step 2 ) is transmitted with the highest priority immediately when the information is generated (Step 7 ); Category-3 information (Step 3 ) is transmitted periodically, for example, every five minutes (Step 8 ); Category-2 information (Step 4 ) is transmitted at a time slot when the transmission line is relatively unoccupied (Step 9 ); and Category-1 information (step 5 ) is transmitted at a time slot when the transmission line is least occupied (Step 10 ).

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1 . An information transmission method wherein 
 an information to be transmitted by using an information transmission line is categorized; and    said information is transmitted in a timing for information transmission predefined for an individual category.    
     
     
         2 .- 50 . (Canceled)

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