Us narrowbanding regulations, 5 khz channel bandwidth, 25 khz channel bandwidth – Spectra Precision ADLCONF User Guide User Manual
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12.5 kHz Channel Bandwidth
Protocol Type
Modulation Type
Radio Link Rates (bps)
Transparent EOT/EOC and Packet Switched
GMSK
4800
Transparent EOT/EOC and Packet Switched
4FSK
9600
Transparent FST
4FSK
9600
TRIMTALK 450s
GMSK
4800, 8000
TRIMMARK II/IIe
GMSK
4800
TT450S (HW)
GMSK
4800
TRIMMARK 3
GMSK
9600 (USA)
SATEL
4FSK
9600
U-Link
GMSK
4800
25 kHz Channel Bandwidth
Protocol Type
Modulation Type
Radio Link Rates (bps)
Transparent EOT/EOC and Packet Switched
GMSK
4800*, 9600*
Transparent EOT/EOC and Packet Switched
4FSK
19200
Transparent FST
4FSK
19200
TRIMTALK 450s
GMSK
4800*, 9600*, 16000*
TRIMMARK II/IIe
GMSK
4800*
TT450S (HW)
GMSK
4800*, 9600*
TRIMMARK 3
GMSK
19200 (USA)
SATEL
4FSK
19200
South
GMSK
9600*
Stonex Type 1
GMSK
9600*
U-Link
GMSK
n/a
* According to the US FCC all transmissions within the US in 25 kHz channels must use a
radio link rate at least 19200 bps. See the next section on US narrowbanding regulations.
US Narrowbanding Regulations
Beginning in 2013, new FCC narrowbanding regulations restrict UHF transmissions
within the United States. Data transmission made in 25 kHz-wide channels are restricted
to radio link rates ≥ 19200 bps. Voice transmissions are not allowed in 25 kHz channels at
all. There are no restrictions for license holders for (a) data or voice transmission in 12.5
kHz channels or (b) data or voice reception of any channel bandwidth.