Wireless modem
A modem, wireless technology, used in telephone communications, digital transmission systems, electrical components, etc., to solve problems such as communication integrity failures
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[0016] The wireless modem (WM) device described herein for use in a wireless modem system and also referred to as a wireless modem jack (WMJ) or RF link operates in the ISM band (902-928 MHz), for example 900 Mz. Wireless modem systems include, for example, figure 1 A base unit 1000 and a wireless remote modem unit 10001 are shown. Both units are capable of sending and receiving data / fax simultaneously. The only difference is that the base unit 1000 does not require a "modem" function (e.g. 18') and associated telephony processing (e.g. 20') due to the figure 1 As shown, data is modulated and demodulated into analog signals that are transmitted and received at remote wireless unit 1001 .
[0017] The design of the system is preferably based on Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum (DSSS) technology, which also provides maximum security for data transmitted in the radio spectrum, especially in the 900MHz range. Currently, the maximum data transfer for WMJ can reach 115Kbps (via ra...
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