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Transmission Modes WAVECOM Monitoring System W-SPECTRA, W-SPEED Manual V1.1.0
BCD-Code, ZVEI and VDEW digital selective calls differ in codeword inter-
pretation and BAK
In the VDEW system it is possible to concatenate up to four telegrams. The basic telegram (Grundtele-
gramm) is followed by one or more follow-up telegrams (Folgetelegramme).
The difference between both systems is the BAK (Betriebsartenkennung). VDEW uses the BAK to indicate
follow-up telegrams, ZVEI does not. The BAK for the whole message is transferred in the last follow-up
telegram. By means of the BAK the decoder detects if it is a VDEW message with follow-up telegrams.
The transmission speed is 1200 bps and the FFSK nominal frequencies are 1200 Hz for logical '1' and 1800
Hz for logical '0'. Indirect modulation (sub carrier) is used. A data packet consists of 64 bits. After a carrier
pre-keying, an 8 bit telegram preamble and a 15 bit Barker sequence follow. Data is protected by using 8
bit redundancy.
Mode labeling for ZVEI and VDEW (BAK:)
There are 16 different values for the various call types:
Value ZVEI (first data word)
Value VDEW (following data words)
Status for ZVEI and VDEW (STAT:)
Four bits are available. In the VDEW system these four bits indicate the number of follow-up telegrams.
The last follow-up telegram and a basic telegram without follow-up telegrams are indicated by 0xA. In
ZVEI the status bits can be used by the carrier.
Rhombic labeling (RAUTE:)
Four bits are used as additional distinction for a producer designation. The use is not determined.
Manufacturer identification (Herst:)
Two digits are used. The classification is determined by ZVEI.
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