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Generally valid system parameters – DECT
Feature
Description
Maximum permitted peak transmis-
sion power of the end device
250 mW
DECT system behaviour
Wireless connections between
handset and base station are only
active during a call. The base station
also always sends a signal to each
registered handset at regular inter-
vals for synchronisation purposes.
For each call established or
incoming call, a channel selected by
the handset is specified for the com
-
munication with the base station.
The handset searches for and selects
the most suitable channel.
Permitted number of dropped calls
due to technical reasons according
to the DECT standard
1%
English
Siedle Scope and DECT
Local communication must func-
tion reliably at all times.
The
DECT telephony standard is unri
-
valled when it comes to meeting this
requirement.
Siedle Scope establishes the cord
-
less connection via DECT and
has extended DECT with video
transmission.
The result is a mobile
video intercom with high audio
quality, availability, standby time
and operational reliability.
DECT
also features high levels of security
to prevent manipulation and eaves-
dropping. DECT connections are
encrypted anyway and do not need
the Internet to work. That reduces
possible areas of attack for unau
-
thorised access.
DECT system ranges
