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`*Feb. 19, 2013
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`U50083 80244132
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`(75)
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`Inventor:
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`(54) DUAL MODE UNIT FOR SHORT RANGE,
`HIGH RATE AND LONG RANGE, LOWER
`RATE DATA COMMUNICATIONS
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`Ihomas It. (Iorsuch, Merritt Island, II
`(US)
`IPR Licensing, Inc., Wilmington, DE
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`(73) Assignee:
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`Primary Examiner — Barry 'I'aylor
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`ABSTRACT
`A teclnn'que for communication with a local area network
`(LAN) via a wireless connection determines Whether a first
`short-range, high-speed, wireless conmiunication path is
`available and celmeets to the LAN using a longer range, lower
`speed wireless communication path if the short-range. high-
`speed wireless communication pathis not available. 'Ihelow-
`ran ge, hi gh-speed wireless communication path is a wireless
`communication path is a wireless I ,AN connection such as an
`1IEE 802.]ll-corripliant Wireless (JAN andi the long-range,
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`high-Speed Wireless communication path. Alternatively, the
`availability of short-range, high-speed wireless communica-
`tion path can be detected by simply detecting activity on it.
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