AFSK Paging Link

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AFSK Paging Link
AFSK POCSAG pic 1.PNG
Frequencies 72 MHz,850 MHz,928 MHz,76 MHz,450 MHz,460 MHz,470 MHz
Frequency Range 72 MHz - 928 MHz
Mode NFM
Modulation AFSK
ACF
Emission Designator
Bandwidth 9 kHz
Location Worldwide
Short Description A variant of POCSAG/FLEX with audio FSK modulation based off of the bell 202 tones. Typically found as uplinks/downlinks to pager network transmitters.
I/Q Raw Recording Download file
Audio Sample


POCSAG can be modulated with audio FSKFrequency-Shift Keying tones to ensure that audio modems can encode these properly. These variants use Bell 202 esque mark and spaces to modulate the signal. The bandwidth of the original POCSAG signal determines how intense the modulation deviation is...

in the new england states: They use 1000 and 2300 hz. In the midwest, the bell 202 and a variant known as "1300-2100" also exist. 1300-2100 is for extremely low bandwidth pocsag... Phase inversion can also take place in some modulations which give off a slight difference in sound...

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I/Q:[edit]

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1weV6dasw3XuFUqomQhKPgW242Hk4Ma5q


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other examples:[edit]

Some other examples done with the dutch POCSAG encoder part of SoRFMon's suite of demo software, and modulated with various audacity plugins to create realistic waveforms:


The result when AFSKAudio Frequency-Shift Keying is mixed in with Flex @6400 BaudBaud (unit symbol Bd) is the unit for symbol rate or modulation rate in symbols per second.: