Kelowna By-law 10760, s. 3.4 — defined as “speech understandable with repetition rarely, some noise or distortion may be present” per Telecommunications Industry Association TSB 88 standards in all locations and under the operating conditions specified in Table 1
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defined as “speech understandable with repetition rarely, some noise or distortion may be present” per Telecommunications Industry Association TSB 88 standards in all locations and under the operating conditions specified in Table 1.
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- 2 IN-BUILDING RADIO COMMUNICATIONS REQUIREMENTS Two (2) simplex frequencies shall be identified for each building that requires a two-way radio communication system
- 2.1 Definition of Reliable Two-Way Radio Communications Reliable two-way radio communications as defined below shall be achieved between personnel inside the building communicating over the KFD simplex “tactical” radio frequency channel with personnel outside the building, using one or both of two assigned simplex frequencies
- 3.4 has been measured by the U.S. Department of Commerce, National Telecommunications and Information Administration to be approximately equivalent to 16 dB signal to noise and distortion ratio for ETSI DMR 2-slot signals. It may also be approximately equivalent to a received signal level of -95 dBm, including allowances for portable antenna gain and body losses, in the absence of other signals that may affect the receiver
- 2.2 Certified and Desing Signal Strength Thresholds Following the complete construction of the building interior including all exterior and interior walls and all doors and windows installed minimum certified signal strength of -95 dBm shall be obtained in all floor areas as per Table 1
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