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WZ DFM 500/430S - The efficient radio modem for ISM

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The radio modem WZ DFM 500/430S is the logical extension of our existing radio modem line. The maximum RF- output power of 500 mW as well as frequency synthesizer and signal strength output are ideal for flexible and fast solutions. The modem contains a synthesizer-controlled transceiver and a modem with TLL interface. This makes bi-directional transmission (simplex) possible.

- Emergencies can be immediately transmitted via radio - especially to protect the environment
- High transmission range due to high output power and GMSK modulation
- Ideal for cellular networks in the private mobile radio sector

High data rates and transmission range
GMSK modulation permits data rates up to 19200 baud. Thus, GMSK modulation offers the optimal ratio between data rate and RF-bandwidth. In comparison with other modulation methods, like FFSK, GMSK modulation offers a higher transmission range and better transmission security. 

Interface with special functions

The WZ DFM 500/430S is controlled via TTL interface. The interface offers some additional signals to optimise the transmission characteristics. 

Frequency synthesizer and signal strength output

The WZ DFM 500/430S uses a frequency synthesizer and covers the frequencies from 433.100 MHz to 434.750 MHz. Frequency switching is controlled by software, plug-in jumpers or DIP switch (with controller WZ DFC). This feature offers flexible and fast solutions. 
The signal strength output permits an indication of the signal strength at each site. By using this signal, the optimal installation site can easily be found as well as topographical data like illumination and coverage can be gained. A combination of both features (frequency synthesizer and signal strength output) enables the user to build up cellular networks for professional applications in the private mobile radio sector. 

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Last revised on August 13, 2007.