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9600 Baud Utilization Question ?
Hello:
Beginner. Is 9600 Baud only applicable to digital ? If not, where does one determine the baud rate being utilized ? Any usage in Mass. ? Thanks, Bob |
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"Robert11" wrote: Hello: Beginner. Is 9600 Baud only applicable to digital ? If not, where does one determine the baud rate being utilized ? Any usage in Mass. ? Thanks, Bob I assume you meant for Motorola systems. If the system is entirely digital with no analog traffic on it at all then it may use a 9600 baud data signal. If the system uses any analog radios or talkgroups then it must use a 3600 baud data signal. On EDACS (GE/Tyco/MA-Com) systems most 800 MHz systems use a 9600 baud data signal, this is the default control channel and the only type a RS scanner may track. There are a few Unidens (BC780, BC250, BC296, BC785, BC796) that track "EDACS Narrow" systems that use a 4800 baud data signal. These are typically found on 900 or UHF. |
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