TIA TSB-902.A:2001 (R2013)
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Digital Radio Technical Standards-Public Safety Wideband Data Standards Project-Wideband Data System and Standards Definition
Published By | Publication Date | Number of Pages |
TIA | 2001 | 42 |
The Wideband Data System and Standard Definition provides, in a
general way, a definition and description of the wideband data
system's services, architecture, interfaces, and system elements.
Detailed technical information is contained in the rest of the
documents that comprise the wideband data standards suite. The
current scope of these documents is described in Section 6
"Wideband Data Standards Suite".
A wideband public safety digital radio system supports a
standardized subset of data communications services. This document
provides an overview of the standardized set of data communication
services such that, where these data services are enabled, data
connectivity operates in accordance with the following goals:
• Through any compliant wideband 700 MHz radio
• Across any wideband compliant 700 MHz digital radio system
• Independent of the particular equipment manufacturer
• Adherence to the Wideband Air Interface
This standard enables interoperability in a wideband radio
system using high-speed packet data over wideband data channels in
the 700 MHz public safety band plan. This wideband data document
suite is in response to the National Coordination Committee's (NCC)
request that TIA provide a data interoperability standard for the
700 MHz wideband data spectrum. The NCC provided a user needs
document extracted from the Project 34 Statement of Requirements
(SOR) describing needed advanced Public Safety data services.
Project 25 recognized the need for advanced high rate data services
and created Project 34 in that pursuit. This standard suite is
guided by those documented needs provided to TIA by the NCC. The
general expectations, interoperability of advanced services, in the
wideband data system and the organization of the standards
documentation suite are also presented. The standard is to meet the
common requirements as given to TR-8.5. These requirements are
referenced and highlighted in Section 3 "Wideband Data System
Requirements".
The set of standard packet data services has been defined in
Section 4, "Description of Packet Data Services". The goal is to
reuse as much Internet Technology as possible in order to
facilitate the convergence of wireline and wireless data networks.
This document also presents the wideband data system terminology
and technical reference models for each of the three modes of
requested operation. These are presented in Section 4, "System
Configurations and Reference Models".