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Post subject: ### FSK ID Transmission

Posted: Sun Feb 04, 2007 4:30 pm

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Hi Folks,

We are looking at designing a radio translator and I need to know the protocol for how the FSK ID is sent. I know that the RF signal is shifted +/- to encode the data, but what is the encoding standard? I have seen "morse code" - which doesn't quite make alot of sense yet.

Is there an FCC standard or something like that that I could read. Does anyone know of an FSK ID Reciever to test the transmission?

Thanks

Steve Spano
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