Standard Equivalents
Manual Testing of NMT Radios
Only two standards are referred to in this section: STD450 and STD900. All other
national standards are based on these two. If a field description says "only used
with the STD900 standard", the field can also be used with other national
standards listed under the STD900 equivalents below.
The following list identifies which national standards are based on STD450 and
STD900:
STD450 Equivalents
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Austria
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Benelux
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Bulgaria
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Cro-Slav (Croatia-Slovenia)
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Hungary
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Malaysia
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Saudi 1
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Saudi 2
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Spain
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Thailand
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Turkey
STD900 Equivalents
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France (Uses the STD900 protocol at STD450 frequencies)
NMT signals contain complex groupings of digital data that vary in format and
function, depending on a number of system operating needs.
To be able to test NMT radios using these screens, you must be familiar with the
theory, applications, and specifications of the NMT systems. The large volume of
information required to explain the NMT system is beyond the scope of this
manual.
Documents explaining the structure and specifications for the different NMT
standards should be obtained from the radio communications regulatory agency of
the appropriate country.
Chapter 8, Signaling Decoder Screen
Using the NMT Decoder/Encoder
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