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Devices and methods are provided for determining an initial transmission power for a forward link channel transmitter of a base station in a mobile communications system. A preferred method includes the steps of measuring, at a mobile station, the strength of a specified forward link channel signal

Devices and methods are provided for determining an initial transmission power for a forward link channel transmitter of a base station in a mobile communications system. A preferred method includes the steps of measuring, at a mobile station, the strength of a specified forward link channel signal received from the base station and sending information indicative of the strength of the specified forward link channel signal to the base station; and determining, at the base station, the initial transmission power for the specified forward link channel signal according to the information received from the mobile station and using the determined transmission power for controlling an initial transmission power for an other forward link channel.

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Devices and methods are provided for determining an initial transmission power for a forward link channel transmitter of a base station in a mobile communications system. A preferred method includes the steps of measuring, at a mobile station, the strength of a specified forward link channel signal

Devices and methods are provided for determining an initial transmission power for a forward link channel transmitter of a base station in a mobile communications system. A preferred method includes the steps of measuring, at a mobile station, the strength of a specified forward link channel signal received from the base station and sending information indicative of the strength of the specified forward link channel signal to the base station; and determining, at the base station, the initial transmission power for the specified forward link channel signal according to the information received from the mobile station and using the determined transmission power for controlling an initial transmission power for an other forward link channel. uthenticating the wireless telephone for operation within the secondary wireless communication system. 8. The method of claim 7, further comprising the steps of: enabling the secondary wireless communication system to interwork with the dominant wireless communication system; and authorizing and authenticating performed in accordance with TDMA standards recognized under TIA/EIA-136. 9. The method of claim 7, further comprising the steps of: enabling the secondary wireless communication system to interwork with the dominant wireless communication system; and authorizing and authenticating performed in accordance with analog standards. 10. The method of claim 7, further comprising the step of: authorizing and authenticating based on information retrieved from a database of the dominant wireless communication system to enable billing of service through subscription to that system. 11. The method of claim 7, further comprising the step of: authorizing and authenticating structured to use a Subscriber IDentification (SID) code, wherein the SID code is inserted into the wireless telephone at initial authorization and authentication, and wherein the SID code is unique to the secondary wireless systems so that post initial authorization and authentication the wireless telephone preferentially locks on to the secondary wireless communication system. 12. The method of claim 11, further comprising the step of: operating the wireless telephone in the secondary wireless system in substitution for the dominant wireless communication system. 13. A method of activating and authenticating a wireless telephone of a new user in a secondary wireless communication system in a region overlapped by a dominant wireless communication system, comprising the steps of: enabling the activating and authenticating within a limited sub-region of the region overlapped by a dominant wireless communication system and within that sub-region including the steps of: providing a mobile identification number (MIN) and an electronic serial number (ESN) from an Automatic Private Service Activation (APSA) unit of the secondary system; and interact with a secondary system database to provide a record and enable service to the new user. 14. The method of claim 13, further a comprising the step of: installing a private system identification number (PSID) into a number assignment Module (NAM). 15. The method of claim 13, further comprising the step of: installing by an over the air Activation system (OATS) process. 16. The method of claim 13, further comprising: locking onto a Digital Control Channel (DCCH) of the secondary wireless system. 17. A secondary wireless communication system overlapped by a dominant wireless communication system, and including radio access for activation and authentication of a wireless telephone in the secondary wireless communication system, comprising: an internet/intranet-connected database including user lists and user features and characteristics and accessible to individuals requesting service in the secondary wireless communication system and allowing the individuals to insert information concerning mobile station number and access information in advance of implementing access requests; an automated private service activation (APSA) port for accepting the access requests of a wireless telephone seeking activation in the secondary wireless communication system. 18. The wireless communication system of claim 17, further comprising: the APSA port providing an access control channel radiating signals at a level exceeding a signal level of the access control channel only within limited spatial constraints; and a providing space for receiving wireless telephones for activation in the secondary wireless communication system. 19. In a wireless centrex environment, a secondary wireless communication system overlapped by a dominant wireless communication system, and including radio a ccess for activation and authentication of a wireless telephone in the secondary wireless communication system, comprising: a plurality of voice access ports (VAP) connected to a local digital switch associated with a public switched telephone network (PSTN); and an automated private service activation (APSA) port for accepting the access requests of a wireless telephone seeking activation in the secondary wireless communication system; wherein the APSA port is connected to a local digital switch associated with a PSTN; and wherein the APSA port provides an access control channel radiating signals at a level exceeding a signal level of the access control channel only within limited spatial constraints.