Channel Hop Table - GE MDS iNET 900 Reference Manual

05-2806A01, Rev. J
TRANSMIT/RECEIVE RANGE (Nominal)
Fixed Range (typical):
Fixed Range (maximum):
Mobile Range (parked):
Mobile Range (moving):
Fixed Range (typical):
Fixed Range (maximum):
Note: Specifications subject to change without notice or obligation.
NOTE: Range calculations for fixed locations assume a 6 dBd gain
Omnidirectional antenna on a 100 ft tower at the AP, a 10 dBd
gain Yagi on a 25 ft mast at the remote with output power
decreased to yield maximum allowable EIRP (36 dBm), a 10
dB fade margin, and a mix of agricultural and commercial
terrain with line of sight.
Range calculations for mobile units assume a 6 dBd gain Omni
on a 100 ft tower at the AP, a 5 dBd gain Omni with 1 watt
output power at 6 ft height, a 10 dB fade margin, and 90%
confidence with near line-of-sight in a mix of agricultural and
commercial terrain.
Actual performance is dependent on many factors including
antenna height, blocked paths, and terrain.

5.4 CHANNEL HOP TABLE

The transceiver's hop table consists of 80 channels, numbered 0 to 79 as
listed in Table 5-4. Center frequencies are calculated as follows (where
Fn is the center frequency of channel n):
Fn = 902.5 MHz + n*316.5 kHz
The iNET-II transceiver operates on the same channel assignments, but
because the modulation bandwidth is 600 kHz instead of 316.5 kHz it is
recommended that the installer restrict channel usage to every other
channel for units operating in the same area.
NOTE: Channels 24, 26, and 55 are not used.
iNET Series Reference Manual
iNET–256 kbps
15 miles (24 km)
60 miles (97 km)
5 miles (8 km)
3 miles (5 km)
iNET–512 kbps
8 miles (13 km)
15 miles (24 km)
iNET-II–512 kbps
12 miles (19 km)
30 miles (48 km)
3 miles (5 km)
1 mile (2 km)
iNET-II–1024 kbps
8 miles (13 km)
15 miles (24 km)
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