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HF NETWORKS
ENTRIES FOR AN HF NETWORK
144 ENVOY™ TRANSCEIVER REFERENCE MANUAL
Global
An HF network typically has channel information associated with it in the form of
scan tables. If you want the HF network and self address to be used to make and
receive calls on any channel that is programmed in the transceiver, select the On
check box for the Global entry.
Preamble
Preamble may be used in HF networks that use the Selcall and ALE/CALM call
systems only. When you make a call to a specific station or group of stations, the
addresses of those stations are sent in a preamble signal before the call is established.
Transceivers that are scanning listen for the nominated dwell time on each channel
that is being scanned. If the transceiver detects a preamble signal, it pauses scanning
and determines if its address is in the preamble. If an address in the preamble matches
the self address of the listening station, and it has a matching call system, the station
switches off the scan and mute, ready to establish the call with the other station. If
there is no matching address in the preamble, the listening station resumes scanning.
The preamble that is sent must be transmitted for a period of time greater than or equal
to the channel dwell time multiplied by the number of channels being scanned in the
transceiver that is being called.
Preamble length
The length of preamble that is sent with a call is dependent on the number of channels
being scanned in the listening station, and the channel dwell time. If you select the
Auto value for the preamble length, the transceiver calculates this value for you.
When a transceiver calculates the preamble length automatically, it assumes that the
transceiver at each station is set up similarly. The length of preamble sent at the
beginning of a call is calculated from the information from the scan tables associated
with the HF network used for the call. If the communicating systems are set up
identically, then this information provides the exact duration of preamble required to
cover the scan cycle. The transceiver sums the total channel dwell time for each scan
table allocated to the HF network.
If you are calling a station that uses identical HF network information, the preamble
of the calling station matches the detection requirements of the called station.
Related links:
Preamble on page 144
Channel dwell time on page 130

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BrandCodan
ModelEnvoy
CategoryTransceiver
LanguageEnglish

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