Theory of Operation
Theory of Operation
This is how things work
This is how things work
Without repeaters, the Symphony Link network is a pure star topology. Inserting a repeater introductes a "single hop"
into the topology. That is to say, a Symphony Link module can communicate with a Symphony Link gateway through
at most one Symphony Link repeater.
The concept is pretty simple. To a gateway, a repeater looks like an end-node module. To an end-node module, the
repeater looks like a gateway.
All normal functionality of the Symphony Link system is preserved when repeaters are introduced to the network.
Maximum Number of Repeaters on a Symphony Link Network
Maximum Number of Repeaters on a Symphony Link Network
We strongly recommend against using more than two repeaters per Symphony Link Gateway. While the theoretical
limit is much higher than two, due to the high amount on-the-air traffic, we prefer to keep systems limited to two
Symphony Link Repeaters per Symphony Link Gateway. For special cases, please contact [email protected] to
determine whether a larger number of repeaters is acceptable.
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LL-RPT Repeaters