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NATO
Standardization Agreement (NATO)
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STANAG is the abbreviation of Standardization Agreement.
It is used by the military multinational
North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) and its
member states, to define a set of interoperability standards for vitually
every conceivable detail of the organisation. The word STANAG is
followed by a number that identifies the standard. Below is a non-exhaustive
overview of known STANAG numbers with additional information.
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STANAG 4285 is a NATO standard for a single-tone MODEM for HF radio links,
based on the US military standard MIL-STD-188-110B. The latter specifies
STANAG 4285 and 4481 (Minimum Technical Equipment Standards for Naval HF
Shore-to-Ship Broadcast Systems). Furthermore, STANAG 5066 describes a
protocol set layered on top of the MODEM, and provides some features
that are missing from the 4285 standard.
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STANAG 4285 MIL-STD 188-110B Purpose Modem specification (waveform) Year 1987 Type Intermittent, continuous Waveform USB 8PSK (8-state phase-shift keying) Tone 1800 Hz (single tone) Speed 300, 600, 1200, 2400, 3600 baud Bandwidth 2.5 kHz ~ Alphabet ITA2
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STANAG 4285 equipment on this website
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