D-STAR (Digital Smart Technology for Amateur Radio) —Some Basics George Tucker AARC Monthly Meeting 17 Nov 05.

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D-STAR (Digital Smart Technology for Amateur Radio) —Some Basics George Tucker AARC Monthly Meeting 17 Nov 05

Outline What is D-STAR? High Level Capabilities Hardware Implementation Operational Implementation Unique Features Some General Stats Data Interfaces Pros and Cons

What is D-STAR? Digital Radio capability— –Voice and Data at low speed on any VHF/UHF band Currently implemented on 2M and 70cm –High speed data on 1.2 GHz only Supports voice as well –Capabilities resident in compliant radios and repeaters without need of additional equipment Open protocol published in 2001 –Research funded by Japanese government and administered (and owned?) by the Japanese Amateur Radio League –Open to anyone to implement –Icom appears to be the lone vendor (reference to Kenwood set appears questionable)

High Level Capabilities Digital Voice (DV) data stream –supports both voice (3600 bps including error correction) and data (1200 bps) on any band –RS-232 or USB 1.0 connection to computer or even PDA –Codec for voice is AMBE® (Advanced Multi-Band Excitation) –Unsure about voice input modes other than at handset Digital Data (DD) data stream –128Kbps only on 1.2 GHZ –Ethernet connection –Web browser interface

Hardware Implementation Complete Icom product catalog –HT (1): 2M/70cm (basic radio needs digital module) –Low Speed Mobile (2): 2M (needs digital module) and 2M/70cm (w analog FM voice) –High Speed Mobile: 1.2 GHz (128Kbps data, 4.8Kbps voice, w analog FM voice, Internet capable) –1.2 GHz Repeater controller, Voice repeater, Data repeater, 10 GHz microwave backbone equipment

Operational Implementation Radio-to-Radio (RF) Radio-to-Repeater (RF) Repeater-to-Repeater Gateway –RF link –Microwave link –Internet Repeater to D-STAR zone with single Gateway

Unique D-STAR Features On initial transmission your call sign is registered and shared around the D-STAR system Call sign (and CQ message, if desired) incorporated in every transmission –If the called station is not currently registered on the system, the call is routed to the last repeater on which the station was registered. Allows call sign squelch

Some General Stats D-STARPACKET Voice Codec 3600 (4800?) bps AMBENone Data Speed DV: 1200 bps (net 950 bps) DD: 128Kbps (net 90K bps) LS: 1200 bps HS: 9600 bps Bandwidth DV: 6 kHz DD: 150 kHz 20 KHz Frequency DV: Any VHF/UHF band DD: 1.2 GHz Any VHF/UHF band Cost DV: HT = approx $430 (IC-V82 + UT-118 module) Mobile = $748 (ID-800H) DD: $1600 (ID-1) LS: Mobile (IC-2200) + TNC = $430 HS: Mobile +TNC = $630

Data Interfaces D-STARPACKET Data Interface DV: RS-232 (3-wire) or USB 1.0 DD: Ethernet w RJ-45 jack RS-232 Data Format Same as Ethernet (data encapsulated as an Ethernet packet within D- STAR packet) 7-bit ASCII text Air Link D-STAR packet format and 0.5GMSK (Gaussian Minimum Shift Keying) modulation LS: AX.25 using Bell 202 Modulation HS: AX.25 using K9NG Bell 212A Modulation Network & Transport DV: Transparent point-to- point (CRC error detection) DD: TCP/IP AX.25 or TCP/IP

Pros and Cons Pros –Open Protocol Significant potential for innovation Developers tool kit? –True Digital Radio No TNC required –Voice and data over same link –System registration/routing process –Call sign squelch, D-PRS Cons –Hardware is somewhat expensive, sparsely deployed –Icom is, apparently, the sole hardware producer –Not fast enough to suit many Significant potential for innovation…