CALAMP WIRELESS NETWORKS INC. BDD4T85-2 Manual De Usuario

Paragon-III  Technical Manual

UHF

800

Frequency

400 - 440 MHz

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440 - 480 MHz
480 - 520 MHz

800 - 870 MHz

RF/Modem Assembly Size

19.0” W x 17.5.0” H x 12.5” D + 2.0” connector allowance

Frequency Stability

1.0 ppm (-20 to +60

º

C)

Supply Voltage

13.8 VDC nominal (negative ground), 10.8 - 16 VDC

or

120 VAC

Circuit protection (radio backplane)

Main fuse (F1): Blade fuse (Maxi-Fuse) 10A :

Power amp. fuse (F2 & F3): Blade fuses (Maxi-Fuse) 2 x 15A (30A total)

Crowbar diodes for reverse polarity protection

RX Current Consumption @ 13.8

VDC

1.5A max. (Two receivers with speaker monitoring)

TX Current Consumption @ 13.8 VDC

24A (22A DC typical @

450MHz for 100W)

28A (23A DC typical @ 850MHz for

70W)

Base  Station Power Consumption

@ 120 VAC

6A max.

Channel spacing

25 kHz and 12.5 kHz

Operating Temperature Range

-30°C to +60°C  

(deleted power supply, catalog number with 0 in second to last digit)

-10°C to +60°C  

(with standard Dual Power Supply assy., catalog number with 2 in second to last digit)

Selectivity @ 25 kHz

@ 12.5 kHz

87 dB min, 90 dB (Typical)
83 dB min, 85 dB (Typical)

85 dB min, 88 dB (Typical)
79 dB min, 80 dB (Typical)

Sensitivity @ 12 dB SINAD

-116 dBm*

Spurious Response Rejection

100 dB (Typical)

Intermodulation Rejection

- EIA (25 kHz)

- EIA 300-096 (12.5 kHz)

85 dB (Typical)

80 dB (Typical)

80 dB (Typical)

75 dB (Typical)

Hum and Noise

- EIA (25 kHz)

- ETS 300-096 (12.5 kHz)

55 dB*

50 dB*

47 dB*

45 dB*

* Psophometrically weighted (De-emphasis response)

Rated Continuous RF Power

100W

70W

Range of Adjustment

20 – 100 W

20 – 70 W

Spurious Emissions:    - transmit

                           - standby

-36 dBm to 1GHz, -30 dBm to 4 GHz (to 3.2GHz for 800 model)

-57 dBm to 1GHz, -47 dBm to 4 GHz ((to 3.2GHz for 800 model))

VSWR Stability

5:1 mismatch

Transmitter Sideband Noise

@ +/-25 kHz

@ +/- 1 MHz

-95 dBc

-105 dBc

-88 dBc

-100 dBc

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 WARNING: The frequency band 406 to 406.1 MHz is reserved for use by distress beacons and should not be programmed into

the unit.