Channel coordination between a wireless earphone and a transmitter
View Patent ↗A method of the present invention includes coordinating tuning to the same channel of a radio band wherein the following steps are performed: tuning to a channel, within a radio band, that uses a side band; receiving control information in the side band of the channel; and processing the received audio information in the channel using the control information.
1. A method of coordinating tuning to the same channel of a radio band comprising: first synchronizing a FM transmitter (FMT) block to a second FM receiver (FMR) block that receives audio information regarding a channel to be tuned to; finding a channel to be tuned to; second synchronizing again the FMT block to the second FMR block; tuning to the found channel, within a radio band, that uses a side band; receiving control information in the side band of the channel; and processing the received audio information in the channel using the control information, wherein the audio information is transmitted onto the channel after the second synchronization step is performed.
2. A method of coordinating tuning, as recited in claim 1 , wherein during processing, outputting the received radio information.
3. A method of coordinating tuning, as recited in claim 1 , wherein the processing is performed using an identification (ID), within the received audio information, as the control information.
4. A method of coordinating tuning, as recited in claim 3 , wherein comparing the ID to a predetermined ID and only if there is a match between the ID and the predetermined ID match, outputting the received audio information.
5. A method of coordinating tuning, as recited in claim 1 , wherein during processing, encrypting the received audio information using an encryption key as the control information.
6. A method of coordinating tuning, as recited in claim 1 , wherein the tuning step causes tuning to an alternative frequency.
7. A method of coordinating tuning, as recited in claim 1 , wherein during the processing step, determining whether or not the channel is occupied and if so, searching for a clear channel.