General Information
The synchronous Baudot mode is a means to transfer printable characters over a communication channel. Synchronization in this case is achieved by using a fixed character-length and a combination of Start- and Stop-Bit of reverse polarity.
Usage:
§ Transfer of textual information.
Mode Details
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Item |
Value |
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Standard |
Modulation |
FSK |
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Number of tones |
2 |
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|
Shift (Hz) |
450 / 850 |
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|
Bandwidth (Hz) |
800 / 1500 |
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|
Symbol rate (Bd) |
200 |
|
|
Character |
1 Start-, 5 Data-, 1 Stop-Bit |
|
Demodulator Settings |
Demodulator |
FSK 2 matched |
|
|
Symbol rate (Bd) |
200 |
|
|
SR tolerance (Bd) |
5 |
|
|
Shift (Hz) |
850 |
|
|
Shift tolerance (Hz) |
10 |
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|
Modem type |
Synchronous |
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Features |
Demodulation |
yes |
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Recognition |
yes |
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Decoding |
yes |
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Automatic Polarity Adjustment |
yes |
|
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Combination with other modems (modem list) |
yes |
|
Tuning |
The tuning frequency is the center of the signal | |
Table 49: Baudot sync
Figure 18: Baudot sync Spectrogram