WO2005051029A1 - 無線通信システム - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a technology that enables continuous switching between different wireless communication networks when performing data communication using two or more types of wireless communication networks.
- it relates to technology for performing voice or video communication between two wireless communication terminals.
- wireless communication networks already in practical use today, such as wireless LANs, private systems such as Bluetooth and public network systems such as mobile phones and PHS, are currently functioning independently. Users are used according to the application, area, communication speed, etc.
- These wireless communication networks vary in communication speed, service area, communication cost, etc. depending on the type, and do not always use a specific network, but switch appropriately according to the place where the network is connected. It is necessary to.
- each system is handled in an integrated manner, and the appropriate network is selected and switched without user awareness, depending on the communication bandwidth etc. required by the coverage user in each service area.
- a technique it is considered to separate a network that performs communication related to control such as network switching from a network 1 and a network that perform data communication.
- data communication and voice data communication can be performed even in a wireless communication system that does not originally have a calling function using a wide area wireless communication system.
- Methods of establishing are known. According to the present technology, for example, a wide-area wireless communication system having a calling function such as a pager line is used as a dedicated calling line, and a wireless communication system such as a wireless LAN is used, and the respective characteristics are combined and used. It has been proposed.
- the present invention has been created in view of such a background, and realizes continuous switching of communication between terminals using a wireless communication network for control and another data communication network. I do.
- the control network is configured so that the most suitable network can be selected to realize a highly flexible network connection environment.
- the invention described in claim 1 is characterized in that, using at least two or more types of wireless communication networks, a basic access network I and a work capable of performing signaling communication related to continuous communication switching control, and data communication other than the signaling communication
- a wireless communication system capable of simultaneously establishing a connection with a wireless access network that performs wireless communication, and includes a wireless communication terminal and a wireless communication server.
- the wireless communication terminal includes a seamless application processing unit that performs a connection process with the basic access network and a connection / disconnection process with the wireless access network, and a voice application processing unit that transmits and receives voice data through the wireless access network.
- a video application processing unit for transmitting / receiving moving image data through a wireless access network; a client processing unit having a client function for signaling communication and controlling the audio application and the video application; and at least two types of wireless communication Multi-network
- the system includes a multicast communication node application processing unit for setting a cast reception, each network device corresponding to each wireless communication network, and a position obtaining unit for the wireless communication terminal.
- the wireless communication server has a home agent application processing unit for setting up multicast transmission using at least two types of wireless communication networks; when a wireless communication network is continuously switched over, In addition to notifying the wireless communication network of the switching candidate wireless communication network to the wireless communication terminal, signaling communication for communicating the situation with each wireless communication terminal, and a basic access network for registering and updating each wireless communication terminal.
- a server processing unit, a relay server processing unit that relays signaling communication for communicating the status between each wireless communication terminal, a terminal status table that manages the status of each wireless communication terminal, and implementation of each wireless communication terminal And a terminal configuration table for managing the wireless communication network.
- the seamless application processing unit acquires the location information from the location acquisition means and notifies the basic access network server processing, and the basic access network server processing unit registers this in the terminal status table.
- the invention according to claim 2 is characterized in that the seamless application processing unit monitors the connection status of each wireless communication network at a predetermined cycle based on a list of wireless communication networks recorded in advance in the wireless communication terminal. It is.
- the wireless communication server comprises: a home agent server including a home agent application processing unit; a basic access network server processing unit; a relay server processing unit; a terminal status table; And a resource server having a terminal configuration table.
- a proxy server processing unit is provided in the home agent server to relay communication between the seamless application processing unit and the basic access network server processing unit.
- the wireless communication terminal is registered together with its position information, and the wireless communication terminal is registered between any two registered wireless communication terminals.
- Each client processing unit sends a subscription request signal to the other client processing unit, and the client receiving the subscription request signal.
- the data processing unit provides a wireless communication system that establishes a connection between wireless communication terminals by directly responding to self-information to the other party.
- the audio application processing unit and the video application processing unit establish a direct connection with the audio application processing unit and the video application processing unit in the other party's wireless communication terminal.
- FIG. 1 is an overall configuration diagram of a wireless communication system according to the present invention.
- FIG. 2 shows a sequence of the M-cast reception setting.
- Fig. 3 shows a system that cancels M-cast reception at the end of multicasting.
- FIG. 4 is an explanatory diagram of a seamless application processing unit.
- FIG. 5 shows a sequence of the RAN connection.
- FIG. 6 shows a sequence in which the RAN is continuously switched to the next candidate RAN.
- FIG. 7 shows a sequence in response to a RAN switching instruction from a user.
- FIG. 8 is a switching sequence in a case where it is possible to return to a high priority RAN.
- Fig. 9 shows a sequence (from out-of-service warning to core area) in which RAN is switched according to an instruction from the seamless application processing unit.
- Fig. 10 shows the sequence for switching RANs according to the instruction from the seamless application processing unit (from out of service warning to out of service).
- FIG. 11 shows the sequence of the RAN disconnection function.
- FIG. 12 shows a sequence of SIP signaling.
- FIG. 13 shows a sequence for making a voice / video call between wireless communication terminals.
- Fig. 14 shows the sequence on the called side.
- FIG. 15 shows a sequence when changing from a video call to a voice call.
- FIG. 16 shows the sequence of the call transfer function.
- 10 Wireless communication terminal
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- 13 Mobile IP mobile node processing unit
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- 50 Voice application processing section
- FIG. 1 is an overall configuration diagram of a wireless communication system according to the present invention.
- This system consists of a wireless communication terminal (10) that can be carried by a user, a home agent server (20) and a resource server (30) connected via a wireless communication network.
- the home agent server (20) and the resource server (30) are connected by a wired or wireless communication network.
- the two servers (20) and (30) may be integrally configured to form one wireless communication server.
- the wireless communication terminal (10) realizes mobility as a mobile IPv4 mobile node, and performs continuous switching of the wireless communication network by automatic control.
- the terminal (10) uses, for example, a known personal computer or a PDA (Personal Digital Assistant), and is referred to as a seamless application processing unit (11) and a client processing unit (hereinafter referred to as a SIP client processing unit). (12), a MobileP mobile node application processing unit (13) which is a multicast communication node application processing unit, and a network device (14) corresponding to a wireless communication network.
- a seamless application processing unit 1
- a client processing unit hereinafter referred to as a SIP client processing unit
- (12) a MobileP mobile node application processing unit (13) which is a multicast communication node application processing unit
- a network device (14) corresponding to a wireless communication network.
- a voice application processing unit (50) for transmitting and receiving voice data through a wireless access network, which is a feature of the present invention, and inputting and outputting voice data to and from a voice input / output device (not shown).
- a video application processing unit (60) for inputting / outputting an image input / output device (not shown) and a browser processing unit (19) for displaying information to a user are provided.
- a method of implementing these on a computer and processing them is known.
- a GPS receiver (17) is provided as position acquisition means to detect the position of the terminal.
- the location table used in the seamless application processing unit (11) and the BAS setting file (16) used in the SIP client processing unit (12) are stored in the memory or external storage device of the terminal (10). Is stored in
- the MobilelP mobile node application processing unit (13) of the present invention supports Mobile 1 e IP (Simu 11 aneous bindings. After registering with Simultaneous bindings, the home agent The same bucket sent from the server (20) is received, and one is discarded.
- the Mobi IeIP mobile node application processor (13) provides a function to set and release multicast (M-cast) reception.
- Fig. 2 shows the sequence of M_cast reception setting. At the time of reception setting, the setting is performed in response to an M-cast reception setting instruction from the seamless application processing unit (11) described later, and the home agent application processing unit of the home agent server (20) is set.
- FIG. 4 is an explanatory diagram of the processing unit including the protocol to be used.
- the seamless application processing unit (11) connects the basic access network (BAN) and the radio access network (RAN) at startup.
- BAN signaling communication
- BAS Basic Access Signaling
- SIP Session Initiation Protocol
- One of the features of the present invention is that the communication status of a device being used as a RAN is periodically monitored, and when a communication error is detected, the communication device can be automatically and continuously switched. In addition, device switching can be manually performed by a user's selection.
- the RAN When RAN communication is completed, the RAN is automatically disconnected and the device is turned off.
- the seamless application processing section (11) has a communication device scan function that determines whether or not a connected network device (14) can be connected or not, and a communication device that automatically connects after the power of the device is turned on. It has a connection function, a communication device monitoring function for detecting link down in the device, and a communication device disconnection function for automatically turning off the power after the device is disconnected.
- RAN connection function for setting RAN after activating the RAN and BAN, when detecting the above link down, from the user or from the SIP client processing unit
- It has a RAN switching function to switch to the next candidate RAN in response to the switching instruction from (1 2), and a BAN connection function to configure the network settings of the communication device that is currently used as a BAN at startup.
- the communication device scan function is a process for acquiring the radio wave intensity at a predetermined cycle from the network device (14) registered in the location table (not shown) by the seamless application processing unit (11). And the cycle is set in advance by the user.
- the method of obtaining the signal strength depends on each device, —A method disclosed by force or the like can also be used. When acquiring the signal strength, if the value is equal to or higher than the value, the connection is possible. In the case below, the connection is determined to be impossible by the simple application processing unit (11).
- This communication device scan function is always performed even for an unconnected wireless communication network, and controls the power on and off of the device as necessary.
- the communication device connection function is a function to turn on the power when each device is used.
- a dial-up device such as a mobile phone or a PHS modem
- a dial-up connection is performed after the power is turned on.
- a wireless LAN etc.
- the dial-up setting file for each provider must be stored in a location table in advance.
- the user also sets and stores in advance the IP assignment (including DHCP) for each network, the E-SSID for the Izumi LAN access point, and the password.
- the communication device monitoring function periodically monitors the link status of the device being used for communication based on the set value of the location table.
- the communication status is acquired from the device driver in (14), and if there is an error, RAN switching processing is performed.
- RAN switching processing is performed.
- a link down is detected, and a link down is detected by other known methods.
- the communication device disconnection function disables unused devices and turns off the power of the network device (14). In the case of dial-up connection, the dial is disconnected.
- Fig. 5 shows the RAN connection sequence.
- a BAN When a BAN is connected, it obtains a high-priority candidate RAN from the location table that satisfies the bandwidth specified by the connection request from the SIP client (12) and makes a connection request. If the BAN is not connected, obtain the one with the lower priority from the location table and connect. It tries the connection with the next candidate in order until the RAN is connected.
- the RAN switching candidate list is obtained, and the connection of the candidate RAN and the network setting are performed.
- Mobile IP mobile node (1 3) Request Mobile IP update and register. Then, the information connected as the RAN is held as the current RAN in the seamless application processing unit (11).
- the mopile node (1 1) is sent to the Mob UelP home agent processing unit (2 1) of the home agent server (20) by the Dynamics function.
- RAN connection is performed again after suspending for a certain period.
- the present invention is characterized in that a plurality of wireless access networks RAN are switched at any time according to a user's instruction or a network state.
- Fig. 6 shows a sequence in which RAN is continuously switched to the next candidate RAN when a RAN communication error is detected.
- the seamless application processing unit (11) detects a communication abnormality of the network device (14), the wireless access network is switched to the basic access network by requesting a Mobile IP update.
- the mobile node (13) makes a request to the MobileP home agent processing unit (21) for registration using the Dynamics function. This temporarily switches the connection to BAN.
- FIG. 7 is a sequence in a RAN switching instruction from a user.
- the user requests the seamless application processing unit (11) to obtain a list of RAN candidates that can be selected, and the seamless application processing unit (11) obtains a list of RAN candidates from the location table. . This is returned to the user, and the user selects RAN and issues a switching instruction.
- Mopile Z mode (13) When requesting Mobile IP update, Mopile Z mode (13) requests registration to the MobileP home agent processing unit (21) using the Dynamics function. As a result, even if the RAN links down in the middle, the connection by the BAN is maintained.
- the seamless application processing unit (11) performs the following processing according to the relationship between the current RAN, the RAN specified by the user, and the BAN.
- the present invention includes a sequence for monitoring whether switching to a high-priority RAN is possible and for returning to the RAN when possible.
- Figure 8 illustrates this.
- the seamless application processing unit (11) scans the communication device by the above function, and as a result, satisfies the used bandwidth, and a RAN having a higher priority (higher candidate rank) than the current RAN can be connected. Is detected.
- the mobile node (13) makes a registration request to the Mobile IP home agent processing unit (21) using the Dynamics function. This temporarily switches the connection to BAN.
- the seamless application processing unit (11) performs the switching process to the high-priority RAN by the same process as in the case of the instruction from the user.
- a seamless application connected to the basic access network server processing unit (hereinafter referred to as a bas server) (31) provided in the resource server (30) through the basic access network is provided.
- a configuration is also provided in which the RAN is switched according to an instruction from the processing unit (11).
- the seamless application (11) receives a notification from the BAS server (31) that the wireless communication terminal (10) has entered the out-of-service area from the core area
- the mobile node (1 3) sends a registration request to the MobilelP home agent processing unit (2 1) using the Dynamics function. This adds a BAN connection.
- the SIP client processing unit (12) obtains a notification that it has gone out of the service area without returning to the core area, as shown in the sequence of FIG. 10, the RAN of the next candidate is obtained from the location table. Acquire the information, perform the disconnection processing of the current RAN, and perform the connection processing of the next candidate RAN.
- the RAN and the BAN can be switched freely, so the BAN can be switched in the same manner as the RAN described above.
- the simple application processing unit (11) is started, first, the location table is read. Acquire BAN switching candidate information and perform network setting so that it can be used as a BAN. If the connection cannot be established as a BAN, a candidate for the BAN switching is obtained again and the network is set.
- the SIP client (1 2) responds to the RAN disconnection request from the SIP client (1 2).
- the seamless application processing unit (11) sends a disconnect request to the mobile node (13).
- the mobile node (1 3) requests the home agent (2 1) for Unregistration and deletes the registration with the home agent server (20).
- It has a status acquisition function that acquires the status of its own terminal from the BAS server (22) at intervals set for 1).
- a position information acquisition request is made to the GPS receiver (17)
- the position information of latitude and longitude is acquired, and if the vehicle has moved a distance more than the threshold from the previous position,
- the terminal ID, latitude, longitude, and usage profile are transmitted to BAS Serzo (31), and the BAS server (31) responds with the profile status (core, out-of-service warning, out of service).
- the wireless communication server is composed of a home agent server (20) and a resource server (30), and the home agent server (20) is a Mobile IP home agent—a web server that functions as a proxy server (21) and a proxy server.
- the resource server (30) stores various information such as a terminal status table, in addition to a BAS server (31), a SIP proxy server (32) for relaying signaling communication between terminals by SIP. You.
- the destination IP address and source IP address are used as parameters. Thereafter, the same packet is transmitted to different destination addresses. Further, in the BAS server (31), in accordance with the registration request from the seamless application processing unit (11), the storage means (33) for storing the terminal status table stores the wireless communication terminal ID, selection preference, and status notification. Cycle, IP address of BAN, BAN in use, RAN in use, M-cast status, latitude and longitude, update date and time are registered.
- the ID of the notified wireless communication terminal and the wireless network in which it is mounted are registered.
- FIG. 12 shows the sequence of SIP signaling.
- the signaling function required in the wireless communication terminal is realized by the client processing unit (12).
- Client processing unit (12) the signaling function required in the wireless communication terminal is realized by the client processing unit (12).
- the resource server (30) registers with the SIP proxy server (3 2). This is a process for the SIP proxy server (32) to identify the location of the SIP client and store the location information.
- the client processing unit (1 2) executes the SIP proxy server.
- the wireless communication terminal (10) used by user A when communication is performed between the wireless communication terminal (10) used by user A and the wireless communication terminal (10B) used by user B, the wireless communication terminal (10) used by user A and the wireless communication terminal (10B) used by user B, the wireless communication terminal (10) used by user A and the wireless communication terminal (10B) used by user B, the wireless communication terminal (10) used by user A and the wireless communication terminal (10B) used by user B, the wireless communication terminal (10) used by user A and the wireless communication terminal (10B) used by user B, the wireless communication terminal
- (10) requests a subscription request signal (presence) to inquire the status and communication status of another wireless communication terminal (for example, 10B) registered with the SIP proxy server (32). That is, by transmitting the SUBSCRIBE signal to the SIP proxy server (32) when the client processing unit (12) is initially activated, the SUBSCRIBE signal is transmitted to all the radio communication terminals. Thereafter, in addition to requesting subscriptions to all registered terminals at a pre-specified period, a notification will be sent if there is a change.
- another wireless communication terminal for example, 10B
- the wireless communication terminal (10B) receiving the subscription request from the SIP proxy server (32) notifies the current presence information directly to the requesting wireless communication terminal (10). To do. In other words, the NOTIFY signal is transmitted from peer to peer. Also, when the presence information changes, the N0TITY signal is transmitted.
- the seamless application processing unit (11B) of terminal B (10B) establishes a BAN connection. And sends the result to the client processing unit (12B).
- the client processing unit (1 2 B) registers (signs in) with the SIP proxy server (32) and receives a normal response.
- an error is returned if no other user has registered.
- the client processing unit (1 2) executes the SIP proxy server ( 3 Register in 2) and send out a subscription request signal. Since the subscription request signal at this time reaches the wireless communication terminal (10B), a NOTIFY signal is sent from the terminal (10B) to the wireless communication terminal (10) on a peer-to-peer basis.
- the wireless communication terminal (10B) recognizes the activation by receiving the subscription request signal from the terminal that received the error last time, and transmits the subscription request signal again.
- the wireless communication terminal (10) sends a NOTIFY signal to the wireless communication terminal (10B) at the peer-to-peer, and communication between the two is established.
- FIG. 13 shows a sequence for performing a voice / video call between wireless communication terminals. That is, when a call request is issued from the user A, the client processing unit (1 2) requests the seamless application processing unit (1 1) to connect to the RAN. The seamless application processing unit (11) performs new connection processing if the RAN is not connected. The RAN connection method at this time is as described above. Then, upon receiving the RAN connection state change notification, it transmits a ringing tone transmission request to the sound source unit (51) provided in the wireless communication terminal (10). A ringing tone is output from the sound source section (51), and user A can hear it.
- the client processing unit (12) sends an INVITE signal requesting the establishment of a connection with the wireless communication terminal (10B) to the SIP proxy server (32), and is relayed.
- the wireless communication terminal (10B) first returns a provisional reception response (100 Trying), and then returns a ringing response (180 Ringing), which means that a call is being made. Then, when the user B accepts the call, a response (200K) to the request is returned, and all of these responses reach the wireless communication terminal (10) via the SIP proxy server (32).
- the client processing unit (12) Upon receiving the success response, the client processing unit (12) sends an ACI (peer-to-peer signal) to the wireless communication terminal (10B) confirming this reception, and sends a signal to the sound source unit (51). Sends a request to stop ringing.
- ACI peer-to-peer signal
- an audio connection request and a video connection request are sent to the video application processing unit (60), respectively, and each of the applications (50) (60) uses the RTP (Real Time Transport Protocol) through the RAN.
- RTP Real Time Transport Protocol
- the client processing unit (12) sends a BYE request signal through the wireless communication terminal (10B) f BAN at the peer-to-peer.
- a RAN disconnection request is transmitted to 1), and an audio disconnection and a video disconnection are transmitted to the audio application processing section (50) and the video application processing section (60), respectively.
- the other wireless communication terminal (10B) responds with success (2000K) to the request.
- the sequence up to this point is the sequence of the call request, that is, the sequence of the calling terminal.
- the sequence of the called terminal shown in FIG. 14 is described in detail.
- the client processing unit (1 2B) After returning the ringing response (180 Ringing) to the signal from the wireless communication terminal (10) shown in the calling sequence, the client processing unit (1 2B) returns to the seamless application processing unit (1).
- a RAN connection request is made, and upon receiving a status change notification indicating that the connection has been made, a ring tone transmission request is transmitted to the sound source section (51B).
- a ringtone is output from the sound source section (5IB), and User B can know the incoming call.
- User B When User B gives an instruction to accept the call, it sends a success response (2000K).
- the peer-to-peer receives an ACK signal from the wireless communication terminal (10), a ringing stop request is transmitted to the sound source unit (51B) to stop the ringing sound, and the client processing unit (1 2B) sends an audio connection request to the audio application processing unit (50B) and a video connection request to the video application processing unit (60B).
- Each application (50B) (60B) Establishes a connection by RTP to each application (50) (60) of the wireless communication terminal (10).
- a BYE request signal is transmitted from the client processing unit (12B) to the wireless communication terminal (10) through a BAN to the wireless communication terminal (10) in peer-to-peer.
- the RAN disconnection request is sent to the seamless application processing unit (11B), and the audio disconnection and video disconnection are sent to the audio application processing unit (50B) and the video application processing unit (60B). Send each.
- the other wireless communication terminal (10) responds with success (2000K) to the request.
- FIG. 15 shows the sequence for changing from a video call to a voice call.
- the seamless application processing unit (11) selects a startable media application according to a predetermined selection criterion.
- a request signal (re-INVETE) for re-establishing the connection between the terminals is sent to the wireless communication terminal (10B) by peer-to-peer. Send.
- the other wireless communication terminal (10B) returns a provisional reception response (100 Trying) and then returns a request success response (2000K).
- the client processing unit (10) sends an ACK signal confirming receipt of the final response, instructs the video application processing unit (60) to end video communication, and the video application processing unit (60) connects. Disconnect.
- the voice application processing section (50) is instructed to perform RTP connection with the voice application processing section (60B) of the wireless communication terminal (10B), and voice data communication is re-established.
- the present invention has a function of transferring a call between the three wireless communication terminals (10) (10B) (10C).
- the client processing unit (11) has a function to instruct to establish a connection with the terminal (10C) used by user C during a call with the wireless communication terminal (10B). .
- FIG. 16 shows the sequence of the call transfer function.
- a peer-to-peer REFER request is sent to the wireless communication terminal (10B).
- the terminal B (10B) sends a BAN to the wireless communication terminal C (10C) via the SIP proxy server and (3 2).
- An INVITE signal is sent out, and a provisional reception response (100 Trying) and a ringing response (180Rigng) are returned from the client processing unit of the wireless communication terminal C in the same manner as described above.
- a success response 2000K arrives at terminal B (10B).
- Terminal B transparently transmits the success response as a NOTIFY signal, so that terminal (10) receives the response of terminal C (10C).
- the terminal B (10B) further transmits an ACK signal to the terminal C to establish voice communication and video communication in the same manner as the connection procedure described above.
- the wireless communication terminal (10) sends a BYE signal to the wireless communication terminal (10B) to terminate the connection. As described above, the transfer process is performed between terminal B (10B) and terminal C (10C).
- a voice storage terminal (70) for storing voice messages may be provided as these wireless communication terminals. Record and save voice messages on behalf of the wireless communication terminal (10) when you are away. That is, the user sends a message from the client processing unit (12) from the wireless communication terminal (10) to the SIP proxy server (32) to the voice message application processing unit (71) of the voice storage terminal (70). After transmitting an INVITE signal for establishing a connection and receiving an 'I constant reception response, a ringing response, and an ACK signal from the application processing unit (71), the application processing unit (71) receives a voice application processing unit ( Instruct 72) to record, and save it as a voice message file (73).
- the voice data communication during recording is RTP communication.
- the wireless communication terminal (10) sends a BYE signal to the syllable storage terminal (70) via peer-to-peer communication, and the voice storage terminal (70) turns off the RAN and performs voice communication.
- the processing such as cutting of is performed.
- the wireless communication system by controlling a media application such as voice communication or video communication by SIP signaling communication, it is possible to automatically perform switching according to a used band or a user instruction.
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