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TD220_manual12.doc
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1/10/2011
2 Introduction
The GE MDS TD 220 is a 25-Watt 220 MHz GMSK data radio intended for bridging ITCS messages
over the air between locomotives and wayside devices. The data interface is Ethernet, with UDP-
encapsulated ITCS message payload.
Each second is divided into 8 133-byte time slots. The first of the 8 timeslots each second is always
reserved for bases A, B, or C to transmit beacon information to the mobiles in the area. Following
the beacon are 4 (or 5) time slots that are always reserved for mobiles to transmit. At the end of
each second, are 3 (or 2) time slots that can be used by bases or mobiles. These slots are used with
the following priority: the previous base, the current base, and then mobiles. In other words, during
second 1 in the table below, base A actually has priority over the last three slots. If A does not use
them, B can use them. If B does not use them, mobiles can. Bases reserve these time slots with
flags in the beacon. This scheme maximizes the potential for utilizing all slots.
Second 0
Second 1
Second 2
0
A
B
C
<- Beacon slots always used by a specific base
1
M
M
M
<- Slots available for CW-based mobile transmissions
2
M
M
M
<- Slots available for CW-based mobile transmissions
3
M
M
M
<- Slots available for CW-based mobile transmissions
4
M
M
M
<- Slots available for CW-based mobile transmissions
5
C or A or M
A or B or M
B or C or M
<- Slots that can be used by one of two bases
6
C or A or M
A or B or M
B or C or M
<- Slots that can be used by one of two bases
7
C or A or M
A or B or M
B or C or M
<- Slots that can be used by one of two bases
While this radio has been designed to pass ITCS messages, it can pass generic UDP traffic
following the conventions outlined in the following figures.