Good Morning,Group!
I am curious as to the bandwidth/data throughput requirements of the Allstar RTCM. I wish to use a dedicated microwave link that will permit up to 20Mbps. Would that work for the RTCM?
Thank you!
-Paul
that is more than enough, I have a link with just 2mbps and it works fine. I think it would work okay with under 1mbps, but I have not tried it with less than 2mbps
···
On Tue, Oct 15, 2013 at 12:31 AM, Paul Schlacter paulschlaterradio@gmail.com wrote:
Good Morning,Group!
I am curious as to the bandwidth/data throughput requirements of the Allstar RTCM. I wish to use a dedicated microwave link that will permit up to 20Mbps. Would that work for the RTCM?
Thank you!
-Paul
App_rpt-users mailing list
- assuming ulaw:
The RTCM will require approx. 80 kbps of bandwidth.
Thus, a 20 Mbps pipe will accommodate (20x10e6/80x10e3) = 250 RTCMs!
In actuality with network jitter, overhead, etc., it would probably be somewhat less than that. But I bet it could comfortably handle 100 of them without much effort!
···
---
Robert Pectol
rob@pectol.com
(671)686-3079
On 2013-10-15 15:31, Paul Schlacter wrote:
Good Morning,Group!
I am curious as to the bandwidth/data throughput requirements of the
Allstar RTCM. I wish to use a dedicated microwave link that will
permit up to 20Mbps. Would that work for the RTCM?
Thank you!
-Paul
Is that 80kbps enough for say full duplex rx and tx?
you get the most special necrothread badge! 
you can figure 8 kbps audio per channel plus a little overhead for a grand total of 20 to 24 kbps at full duplex. someone will please correct me if i didn't math right.
haha THX! Necro threads can be 100% valid even if shriveled and desiccated and stale w the passage of time. Wow that is VERY little data requirement. Thanks for the info.
PS- looking at the ASL dashboard I see the rx can be 80 to 150 w spikes to over 300 during rx so real world needs for bandwidth are still extremely low.