Sercel MRU User Manual

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MRU

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User's Manual

Software version 2.0

Documentation Part No. 0311355

Issue : January 2002

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WARNING

As it incorporates a radio frequency transmitter, the MRU is subject to regulations  specific to each country  concerning frequency allocation on Radio Frequency bands.

It is for the user to take the necessary steps for any authorization t hat may be required in his or her country prior t o im plem enting MRU units.

(See transmission specifications in Appendix 7).

In no event shall SERCEL be liable for incidental or consequential damages or related expenses resulting from the use of this product, or arising out of or related to this manual or the information contained in it, even if SERCEL has been advised, or knew or should have known of the possibility of such damages.

The information in this manual is believed to be accurate and reliable. However, SERCEL reserves the right to make changes to its products or specifications at any time, without notice, in order to improve design or performance and to supply the best possible product.

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Introduction

1 INTRODUCTION

The vehicle tracking system illustrated by the block diagram below is based on the use of SERCEL MRU units. An MRU is a special transceiver performing the following functions :

Central Station

- When conf igured for use in a radio link that allows the vehicle to the base station and

receive messages

vehicle

to be tracked the MRU provides a

transmit its position

from it. The vehicle’s position is

and status to

supplied by a radiopositioning receiver via a traditional serial port to the MRU. The status is generated by an alarm button on t he MRU.

- When conf igured for use at a link for the station and to

transmit text messages

to receive position

base station

messages from tracked vehicles

and destination

the MRU provides a radio

waypoints

to the vehicles. Communications between the MRU and the station are on a traditional serial port.

Monitoring

Station (optional)

Service

Messages

Position + Alar m

MRU

osition + Alarm

Waypoint

Service

Messages

MRU

GPS MRU

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The MRU is configur ed by simply connecting one of its serial port to a

PC computer and running a config uration program.

A typical application is one for SN388 seismic data acquisition system

users, consisting of implement ing an MRU network to track a seismic crew's service vehicles : the central base station is implemented in the recording truck (called implemented at the survey

in the MRU terminology), and a monitoring base station is

Lab

Camp

At any of the base stations  central station and monitoring station if

any, equipped with vehicle tracking sof tware from SERCEL  the position of each tracked vehicle appears in a graphic window showing the map of the area of interest. The trackline of the vehicles can be recorded and viewed too.

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2 CONFIGURING AN MRU NETWORK

2-1 INTRODUCTION

In this step, you only need to specify the following parameters to

configure your vehicle tracking system.

- UHF frequency channel (the same f or all the units)

- A registration number for each vehicle (from 1 to 50)

- A refresh rate (10, 30 or 60 seconds; t he same rate for all vehicles).

- Choosing a master MRU to be the

sync master.

This should be an MRU equipped with a high-accuracy master oscillator. The sticker on the rear panel of the MRU tells you whether it is a with a high-accuracy M.O.) or a

Slave MRU

Master MRU

(with a standard M.O.).

(i.e. equipped

Other parameters are required to implement the data transmission

scheme (see Appendices 1 and 3) but they don’t need to be user-specif ied. In particular, the following parameter s are software-set :

Sync slot No. : 01 Format : 10 Frame : 300 Subframe : = (refresh rate / 10) × 50 Rank in subframe : = (vehicle registration number-1) × (refresh rate/10)+1.

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2 - 2 CONFIGURING MRU

Connections required

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FROM A PC COMPUTER

MRU

Port A

MRU-PC RS232C cable (part No. 1A17075074)

Diskette

Labelle d

«MRU Software

Setup»

Content of the «MRU Software Setup» diskette (part No. 1A17075136)

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BASE.BAT Command file intended for « base » MRU (i.e. MRUs

installed in central or monitoring st at ion)

BASE.12 Configuration file intended for base MRU not used as the

sync master

BASE_MST.12 Configuration file intended for base MRU used as the

sync master MOBILE.BAT Command file intended for mobile MRU MOBILE.12 Configuration file intended for mobile MRU MRU.EXE Program file used when running BASE.BAT or

MOBILE.BAT

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Configuration procedure

Now that your MRU is connected to a PC as indicated in the previous

paragraph, do the following :

- Insert the diskette into drive A

- Select the A drive

- Type in one of the following commands depending on whether t he attached MRU is intended to be used at the central or monitor ing station (« base » MRU) or in a mobile (mobile MRU).

base

[channum]

<sp>

camp{

master}

<sp>

Base MRU (monitoring station)

base

[channum]

<sp>

lab{

master}

<sp>

Base MRU (central station)

mobile

[channum]

<sp>

[regnum]

<sp>

[refresh rate]

<sp>

Mobile MRU

Where :

channum]

[

: UHF frequency channel number (0 to 5600,

depending on the country ; 4000 to 5600 for the USA)

regnum]

[

[refresh rate]

master}

{

: Mobile registration number (1 to 50)

: (10, 30 or 60 seconds)

: Optional paramet er, conf igures a MASTER MRU as

sync master.

the sync master.

Conventions used in the syntax above :

: Square brackets enclose parameter definition which

[..]

should be replaced by the desired value in the command line

...} : Braces enclose optional parameter

{

<sp>

: Space character required

Square brackets and braces should not be t yped in the command line.

Getting help from the setup program :

A single MRU should be defined as

Simply type in

base

mobile

to display the

syntax of the commands, as described above.

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Examples

A:\>base 4900 camp

Configures the MRU as the unit to be used at the monitoring station and

operating on freq. Channel # 4900

A:\>base 4900 lab master

Configures the MRU as the unit to be used at t he cent r a l st at ion and

operating on freq. Channel # 4900. The MRU is also configured to be the sync master.

A:\>mobile 4900 10 10

Configures the MRU as mobile #10 operating on fr eq. Channel # 4900.

Refresh rate: 10 seconds

As the MRU is being configured, the configuration commands are

reported on the screen.

After sending each command t o the MRU, the PC queries the MRU by

sending the same command with no parameters. As a result the MRU returns the command and parameters it has just received, (without leading zeroes) as shown in the example below.

# FIFO length PC -> MRU : CONST 0200, 0000

PC -> MRU : CONST MRU -> PC : CONST 200, 0

Each reply should agree with the corresponding command (except for

leading zeroes), or else the MRU will not work properly.

In case of any discrepancy between a command and the associated

reply (e.g. as a result of communications errors) perform the configuration procedure again.

(Command from the PC to the

MRU)

(

Query from the PC to the MRU)

(Reply from the MRU to the PC)

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Finishing off

After the configuring process is complete, the "A :\>" DOS prompt re-

appears on the PC screen.

You can disconnect the MRU and then repeat the configuration step

with another MRU that you first connect to the PC. Repeat this operation until the whole network of MRUs is configured.

2-3 CONFIGURING MRUS FROM A UNIX WORKSTATION

After the MRU sof tware is installed on a workstation (see Appendix 5)

you can use the workstation instead of a PC to conf igure MRUs.

NOTE for SN388 users only

: for an SN388 HCI workstation, see

Appendix 4.

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Connections required

MRU

Port A

MRU-Workstation cable part No. 1A17075075

Workstation

5C connector Port A

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Configuration procedure

In a Shell window, type one of the following commands depending on

whether the attached MRU is intended to be used at the central or monitoring station (“base “ MRU), or in a mobile (mobile MRU).

mru -b

[channum]

<sp>

camp{

master}

<sp>

Base MRU (monitoring

station)

mru -b

[channum]

<sp>

lab{

master}

<sp>

Base MRU (central station)

mru -m

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<sp>

[regnum]

<sp>

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[refresh rate]

<sp>

Mobile MRU

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The syntax is the same as with a PC. See par. 2-2 above for a

description of the procedure and paramet er s.

Examples :

mru -b 4900 camp mru -b 4900 Lab master mru -m 4900 10 10

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P a (

3 INSTALLATION

3-1 MRU

Mounting dimensions

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Two mounting bars and f our shock absorbers are provided so that you

can install the MRU in a vehicle.

OFFON EMERGENCY

Hole dia. 6 mm

Shock

absorber

TransmitReceive

ADE IN FRANCE

160 mm

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Connections

IMPORTANT

The power supply input should be connected direct to the battery's terminals.

SIDE PANEL

190 mm

ower supply input

nd RS232C lines.

see Appendix 2)

REAR PANEL

to be

connected

o the UHF

antenna

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3-2 BASE STATION

The base station should be equipped with a sync master MRU. W hat we

call a

Sync Master MRU

- equipped with a high-accur acy mast er oscillator (this is signalled by the

mention "Master MRU" on the sticker on the rear panel) ,

- and configured as sync master (see par. 2-2 to configur e an MRU as

Sync Master).

IMPORTANT

and a Monitoring station), only

Master

. However, it is advisable to install a Master MRU configured as sync master used as spare sync master in the event of a failure in the nor mally sync master station.

is an MRU that is :

: If two base stations are implement ed (a Central Station

one should be configured as Sync

not



at the other station too, so that it can be



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3-2-1 SPARC STATION 5

orkstation's display unit

SPARC STATION 5

Printer

To Printer or

Workstation serial B port

(9600 Bd)

OFFON

Master MRU

Serial B

9600 Bd)

MRU-Workstation cable

(part No.1A17075075)

See Appendix 2

ADE IN FRANCE

Serial A

4800 Bd)

keyboard

mouse

mouse pad

OTE FOR

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USERS

: S

EE APPENDIX

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3-2-2 SPARC STATION 4

SPARC STATION 4

keyboard

mouse pad

mouse

Port A

(4800 Bd)

MRU-Workst ation cable (part No.1A17075075) See Appendix 2

Port B

OFFON

Master MRU

Printer

To printer or

workstation port B

(9600 Bd)

ADE IN FRANCE

Note for SN388 users: See Appendix 4

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3-2-3 SERVICE MESSAGE DISPLAY TERMINAL

Service messages from t he Central Station to the Monitoring Station or

the other way round are available on the B-port of the MRU.

This port can be connected to a printer or to the Serial B port of the

workstation.

The pin assignment of the connector on the rear panel of the MRU is

shown in Appendix 2.

If you choose to connect the MRU's B-port to the workstation (Serial B),

then service messages will be displayed in the lower pane of the Message Setup dialog box (see par. 5-1-7).

3-3 MOBILE UNIT

OFFON

Printer

See Appendix 2

Slave MRU

ADE IN FRANCE

MRU-GPS receiver cable

(part No. 1A17075076)

See Appendix 2

GPS

receiver

The GPS receiver should be configured as follows :

- Position on WGS84 datum

- Position message format : $GPGGA

- Position message output rate : 2 seconds (recommended)

- Serial port : . Baud rate : 4800 . 8 data bits . 1 start bit . 2 stop bits . No parity

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4 CONFIGURING A BASE STATION

4-1 Prerequisites

Prior to configuring your workstation for the vehicle tracking function,

make sure SOLARI S and SERCEL MRU software has been installed and the startup configuration has been set. (The startup configuration has to be set the first time you start your workstation or after installing a new software release). See Appendix 5.

Start the MRU application (see Appendix 5 - Getting st ar t ed).

4-2 The Datum Type Setup

In order to locat e a point on the eart h you need to know its coordinates

and the geodetic DATUM (see appended Glossary of Basic Geodesy terms) .

Selecting

box that allows you to display Datum parameters and make any changes needed.

The upper pane in the DATUM Type Setup dialog box is used to enter and/or display the parameters of a Datum.

The lower pane is used to assign a Datum number and name (in the « Nb » and Label » text boxes) to the parameters displayed in the upper pane, and/or to display the list of saved Datum types.

Clicking a Datum type in the list box causes its parameters to appear in the upper pane. Then you may make any changes needed and click

DELETE

ADD

as required.

Geodetic

CHANGE

then

Datum

from the

Setup

menu opens a dialog

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Clicking

APPLY

saves the selected parameters and Datum type to the

data base.

You select the Datum type to be used through the Projection Type

Setup dialog box (from the menu bar, select Setup > Geodetic > Projection).

4-3 The Projection type setup

Your DGPS receivers normally output GPGGA-type messages (Latitude, Longitude, Altitude above the ellipsoid). The workstation has to perform a projection so that the position can be pinpointed on your map. (See appended Glossary of Basic Geodesy terms).

Selecting

Geodetic

dialog box that allows you to display the projection param eters and make any changes needed.

then

Projection

from the

Setup

menu opens a

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The format of angular parameters (Central Meridian, Latitude origin, Reference Latitude, North Lat it ude, South Latitude, Skew Angle) is :

dddmmss.ss

(Degrees, Minutes, Seconds with two decimal places).

Examples : Latitude North 16° 4' 56.24"

South 16° 4' 56.24"

Longitude East 120° 1' 2.3"

West 120° 1' 2.3"

160456.24

→

- 160456.24

→

1200102.3

→

- 1200102.3

→

The upper pane in the Projection Type Setup dialog box is used to enter and/or display the parameters of a Projection. The Datum Type text box is used to enter and/or display the Datum Type number attached to the projection. You define Datum types through the Datum Type Setup (see par. 4-2).

The lower pane is used to assign a Project ion number and name (in the « Nb » and « Label » text boxes) to the parameters displayed in the upper pane, and/or to display the list of saved Projection t ypes.

Clicking a Project ion t ype in the list box causes its paramet ers to appear in the upper pane. Then you may make any changes needed and click or

CHANGE

Clicking

DELETE

APPLY

as required.

saves the selected parameters and Projection type to

ADD

the data base.

You select the Projection Type to be used through the View Setup dialog box (select Setup > Geodetic > View from the menu bar).

4-4 The View setup

Selecting that allows you to choose the type of projection the workstation has to use to pinpoint the position of each track ed vehicle on your map.

Enter the desired projection type number into the « Projection type » text box and click

You define Projection Types through the Projection Type Setup dialog box (from the menu bar, select Setup > Geodetic >Projection ).

Geodetic

APPLY

then

View

to activate it.

from the

Setup

menu opens a dialog box

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4-5 The Map setup

Selecting

Image

from the

Setup

menu opens a dialog box allowing you to load a graphic file (containing a scanned map or a satellite photo map) from the database to the Positioning main window.

The

IMPORT

button in the lower pane allows you to load a graphic file from the /tmp UNIX directory to the database. The file should be in TIFF format (with .tif as extension to the file name). For more information, select Help > View.

The list box shows the names of graphic files available in the database. Once you have selected (by clicking) a file in the list box, you may :

- Click the

DELETE

button if you wish to erase the file from the

database.

- Click the

INFO

button. This opens a box showing information on the

file (e.g. f ile parameters, cartographic data, etc.)

- Click the

LOAD

button to load the selected file from the database to the main window. (This takes a few seconds during which the mouse pointer changes to a wrist- watch icon). So long as no f ile is loaded, t he "Image" button in the m ain window is dimmed (i.e. of no effect).

WARNING

: If a map is loaded but not viewed, i.e. the I MAGE button is

available (not dimmed) but it is released (not activated), the map is still active. (The map remains active until you click

NOTE

UNLOAD

: You are not allowed to view more than one map file at a

time.

- Click the

SCALE

button. This opens a dialog box used to set the scale of the map displayed in the main window so that the scale of the graphic pane matches the scale of the map.

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The scale does not need to be set if the necessary data are provided along with the graphic file (e.g. satellite photo map file). If the graphic file originates from a scanner, then you need to enter the coordinates of two marks chosen on the scanned map.

The procedure to set the scale of a m ap is as follows :

(1) In the IMAGE VIEW dialog box :

- Select ( by click ing) the desired map file in the list box.

- Click the

SCALE

button

(2) In the main window :

- Look for a grid mark on the map displayed in the main window. Read its Easting and Northing coordinates on the X an Y axes of the map grid.

- Click this grid m ark

(3) In the SCALE IMAGE dialog box :

- Click the Easting text box in the "First Point coordinates" pane.

- Type the Easting coordinate of the chosen grid mark

- Click the Northing t e xt box in the "First Point Coordinates" pane

- Type the Northing coordinat e of the chosen grid mark

- Click

SELECT

(in the "First Point coordinates" pane)

(4) In the main window :

- Look for a second grid mark (distinct from the first one), and read its coordinates

- Click the second grid mar k

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(5) In the SCALE IMAGE dialog box

- Enter the Easting and Northing of the second mark into the respective text boxes in the "Second Point coordinates" pane.

- click

- Click

SELECT

APPLY

(in the "Second Point coordinates" pane).

. As a result, the scale of each graphic pane in the main window is automatically adjusted to match the scale of the displayed map.

(6) You may repeat steps (2) to (5) to fine-tune the scale setting. Once

the setting is correct, click

. This completes the scale setting

END

process. The buttons which were dimmed during the scale setting process are now accessible.

Clicking the

button opens a dialog box allowing you to remove

EDIT

some colors from the g r aphic pane for the purpose of bett er legibility :

- Click the button corresponding to t he color of the items you wish to remove from the graphic pane.

- As a result the corresponding items are shown in black, therefore not visible if the background is black (i.e. if the background color is removed too).

If the

REVERT

button is activated, then the color buttons ar e used to "select" rather t han "unselect " colors . If many colors are to be unselect ed, it is easier to unselect all (by click ing REVERT) then select only those you wish to keep. (Up to 64 colors may be shown). REVERT is not activated as you open the dialog box.

Clicking

RESET

causes the graphic pane to resume the orig inal colors.

NOTE

: The

Unload

Positioning main window. Unless and until you click

button is used to remove the gr aphic file from the

Unload

the latest graphic file loaded will automatically be displayed whenever you open the Positioning main window.

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4-6 MARKER SETUP

Selecting

Marker

from the

Setup

menu opens a dialog box allowing you to load a .DXF file (containing a graticule to be super imposed on a map) f rom the database to the Positioning main window.

The

IMPORT

button in the lower pane allows you to load a graticule file from the /tmp UNIX directory to the database. The file should be in DXF format (with .dxf as extension to the file name). For the procedure to load a graticule file to the /tmp directory, select Help > View.

The list box shows the names of

graticule files available in the database.

Once you have selected (by clicking) a file in the list box, you may :

- Click the

DELETE

button if you wish to erase the file from the

database.

- Click the

INFO

button. This opens a box showing inf ormat ion on the

file (e.g. f ile parameters, cartographic data, etc.)

- Click the

LOAD

button to load the select ed f ile f rom the dat abase to the main window. (This takes a few seconds during which the mouse pointer changes to a wrist-watch icon). So long as no file is loaded, the "Markers" button in the main window is dimmed (i.e. of no effect).

NOTE 1

: The

UNLOAD

button is used to remove the graticule file from the POSI TIONING main window. Unless and until you click UNLOAD, the latest graticule file loaded will automatically be displayed whenever you open the POSITIONING main window.

NOTE 2

: You are allowed to view several graticule files concurrently

(superimposed).

NOTE 3 for SN388 Users only

: The file import function should not be

used on any slave (Tx emulation) workstation but only on a "MASTER" workstation.

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5 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

5-1 At the base station

5-1-1 PREREQUISITES

Each vehicle to be tracked should be equipped with an MRU unit so that it can send its position (computed by a radiopositioning receiver) and status to the base station (central station and/or monitoring station), and receive waypoints and/or messages from the base station. This requires that the base station be equipped with an MRU unit too.

For information on how to install and configure the system, see Chapters 2, 3 and 4.

NOTE

On the workstation, start the MRU application (see Appendix 5, Getting started) and load your map to the graphic pane (s ee par. 4-5 or select Help > on Setup > Image).

NOTE only for SN388 users :

If you wish to load a graticule f ile to the graphic pane, in place of a map or superimposed on a map, select Marker f rom the Setup menu (see par . 4-6 or select Help > on Setup > Marker).

5-1-2 OVERVIEW

The upper graphic pane is used to display graphic files (e.g . a digitized map). The lower pane is used to display a zoom view of a region selected in the upper pane.

The sash handle between the two panes allows you to adjust the position of the separator.

After power-on, the Master MRU is not allowed to work until the end of a 3-minute warm-up tim e required for its built-in master oscillator to settle down.

opening the POSITIONING main

window starts the MRU application.

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How to use the Zoom function

With the mouse pointer resting anywhere in either pane, press the left button of the mouse. The mouse pointer should change to a left-pointing hand. Drag the mouse pointer slowly toward the lower-right corner. This causes an elastic frame to show up that enlarges until you stop dragging the mouse pointer. Release t he mouse button. As a result, t he area encompassed in the elastic frame shows up, magnified, in the lower pane.

With the mouse pointer resting anywhere in the elastic zoom frame, pressing and holding down the centre button of the mouse allows you to drag the zoom frame within the spread to select a new zoom area (which shows up in the lower pane as you release the mouse button).

When you are selecting or dragging a zoom frame, clicking the right button or pressing ESCAPE cancels the current selection and causes the zoom frame to resume the previous selection.

With the mouse pointer resting anywhere in the lower pane, pressing the right-hand button of the mouse causes a “Zoom” menu to pop up. Selecting “Full View” from this menu causes the lower pane to display the same view as the upper pane.

Tip: The zoom function also allows you to measure the distance between two points in the graphic pane. Do the following:

1. Point to one end of the length t o be m easur ed.

2. Press the mouse left button.

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3. Drag the mouse pointer (without releasing the button) to the

other end.

As a result the corresponding distance (D) is displayed above the upper pane.

To cancel the zoom view appearing when you release the button, press the mouse right button.

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Manual scale

With the mouse pointer resting anywhere in the upper pane, pressing the right-hand button of t he mouse causes a “Global menu” to pop up. This menu acts on the full view in either pane. Selecting “Manual scale” from this menu causes a “Scale Limits” dialog box to show up that allows you to adjust the scale by specifying the desired minimum and maximum values along the X axis and Y axis.

Rather than typing t he desired coordinates for the boundaries of the X and Y scales, you can click on the “Grab upper pane” or “Grab lower pane” button to pick them up fr om the corr esponding pane. With a zoom view, these buttons allow you to quickly adjust the scale:

Zoom on the desired area so as to have it displayed in the lower pane.

Right-click in the upper pane and select the “Manual Scale” setup menu.

Click on the “Grab lower pane” button to pick up the coordinates of the lower pane.

Click APPLY to activate the manual scale.

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5-1-3 HOW TO LOAD A GRAPHIC FILE TO THE HARD DISK

To load a file from a floppy disk to the /tmp director y:

Insert the floppy disk into the dr ive.

Open the “File Manager” window (with the mouse center button).

Open the /tmp directory (double-click the respective icons).

From the “File” menu, select “Check for Floppy”. This opens a secondary window showing an icon for each file contained in the floppy disk.

Click the icon of the desired file to drag and drop it into the /tmp directory.

Once the file is copied to the /tmp directory, click “Eject Disk”

Close the “File Manager” window

After a graphic f ile is loaded to the /tmp UNIX direct ory, you can load it to the POSITIONING main window using The

Marker setup

window.

Image setup

window or

Note: DXF format r elease 13 or earlier is supported.

The

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5-1-4 THE MAIN WINDOW

Each tracked vehicle has an identification number that appears as a green circled number in t he POSITIONING window's graphic pane. Every ten seconds the vehicle reports its latest position (no more than 2 seconds old) and status to the base station, which updates the position of the vehicle shown in the POSITIONING main window.

Periodically, each tracked vehicle repor ts its latest position and status t o the base station, which updat es the position in the Positioning main window’s graphic pane.

Double-clicking on any vehicle number on the map opens a box displaying:

- the vehicle's label and latest coordinates received,

- the time of the latest coor dinates received,

warning from a watchdog) and changes t he vehicle colour from orange or red to green.

Vehicle Number10

This box opens as you doubleclick on the vehicle number

- the watchdog status,

- the number of the latest waypoint transmit ted, if any.

This also clears the alert, if any (whether an alarm from t he vehicle or a

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The base station can be the HCI workstation in the 408UL recording truck (referred t o as “Lab”) or a m onitoring st ation (ref erred t o as “Camp”). On the base station, whether it be a Lab or Camp station, the Positioning main window must be open.

The Tracking function in the Positioning main window distinguishes between two types of vehicle:

•

Service vehicles

Each tracked service vehicle appears as aa circled number (the vehicle’s identification number) with the following colour code:

- Green: vehicle’s latest postion.

- Orange: vehicle’s latest postion + alert from watchdog. (See

Watchdogs).

- Red: vehicle’s latest postion + alarm from the vehicle. (See Alarm).

- Yellow: waypoint position sent to the vehicle. (See Requesting a

vehicle to move).

The position and status of service vehicles can be logged int o a daily file (if you choose this option in the Install window).

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Vibrators (for 408UL users)

Each tracked vibrator appears as a label in the graphic pane (“Vx.y” for VE416 electronics; “Vx” for VE432 electronics).

The logging option in the Inst all window does not include vibrators.

5-1-5 ALERT SCHEME

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Alarm

Actuating the EMERGENCY button on a mobile MRU generates an alarm status.

As a result the identificat ion number of the corresponding vehicle turns red at the base station when the next position message is received, and a beep sounds until you reset the alarm.

NOTE: You cannot request the vehicle to move until you reset the alarm.

To reset an alarm, simply double-click the red vehicle number: this returns it green, stops the buzzer, opens a window displaying the vehicle's position, and sends a message (“Alarm received”) to the vehicle.

Alternately, you can reset an alarm through the Message Setup dialog box:

From the Setup menu, select MESSAGE to open the dialog box.

If you wish to reset all alarms, select “To All” from the BROADCAST option button.

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If you wish to reset the alarm on a specif ic vehicle, select “To Specified No.” from the BROADCAST option button and t ype the vehicle number in the associated text box.

Click APPLY. This resets all alarms or the specified alarm, depending on the option you selected, WHETHER OR NOT the message text box contains a message to be transmitted.

5-2 The Vehicle Log setup window

The position of each tracked vehicle is logged into a daily file (unless you disabled this function when you installed the system with the INSTALL utility), with the julian day number as file identification.

Selecting

VEHICLE

then

LOG

from the

SETUP

menu opens a dialog box that lets you select a daily log file and a vehicle and plot its trackline on the map in the graphic pane.

In the example below the map was removed from the graphic view (by

simply clicking the "Image " but ton) for better legibility of the trackline.

Alarm

inal position of

ehicle No. 10

day number : 35)

NOTES : - A red circle appears at any location where an alarm was

reported.

- The trackline end corresponding to the latest position of the vehicle is annotated with the vehicle's identification.

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The option button above the list boxes allows you to have the trackline

daily log files prompted in two different ways :

- With the list of vehicles to t he lef t, you select (by clicking ) a vehicle, then the list of available daily files appears to the right.

- With the list of daily files to the lef t, you select a daily file, t hen the list of available tracked vehicles appears to the right.

After selecting a daily file and a vehicle:

- Clicking LOAD plots the trackline of each selected vehicle, for the selected day.

- Clicking UNLOAD removes the selected trackline from the graphic pane.

NOTE : If you do not click any vehicle in the list box, then all are

automatically selected.

The

Internal Disk/Floppy Disk

media on which the positions are recorded.

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Internal Disk

This option allows you to select recorded positions from the har d disk. The REFRESH button is used to update the list of vehicles prompted in

the LOG dialog box. (The list is only updated as you open the dialog box and when you click REFRESH).

You will save disk space if you use the DELETE button periodically to

delete unnecessary trackline files.

WARNING

: If you select a single file ( i.e. a single vehicle) you will not

be requested to confirm your choice when you click DELETE.

The

Copy to Floppy Disk

selected to a floppy disk.

option button is used to select the

button allows you to copy the file currently

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Floppy Disk

This option allows you to select recorded positions from a floppy disk. The

Copy to Internal Disk

button is used to copy the file currently

selected from the floppy disk t o the hard disk.

The

Delete

button deletes the currently selected file from the floppy

disk.

•

The The The

Zoom

button shows the list of files contained in the floppy disk.

Dir

button is used to eject the floppy disk from the drive.

Eject Format

button is used to format t he floppy disk in the drive.

The ZOOM option button allows you to select a line width for the

trackline.

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Time Display

The TIME DISPLAY button is used to show or hide the time along the

trackline. With the Time Display ON, the following appears along the trackline:

- Time of the first and last position,

- Time of those positions where an alarm was reported,

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Speed Step

The Speed Step option but ton is used to select the speed range of the

colours for the trackline. The colour legend under the button tells you which speed range is associated with each colour appearing in the tr ackline in the main window.

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5-3 The Base setup window

Selecting BASE from the SETUP menu opens the Base setup dialog

box with two buttons used to enable/disable the display of a base station icon on any map in the graphic pane.

5-3-1 To place a base station icon into your survey map view

Activate the desired base station but ton (“Lab” or Camp”), then do one

of the following:

With the mouse pointer resting on the activated button, press the

CONTROL key then the mouse centre button. The mouse pointer should change shape. Without releasing the key and the button, drag the pointer arrow to the location where you would like the icon to appear in the g raphic pane. Release the button and key. As a result the icon appear s in the graphic pane and its coordinates are displayed in the boxes under the button in the Base Setup dialog box.

or Enter the coordinates of the base station into the boxes under the

activated button, then click APPLY. As a result the icon appears at the specified location in the graphic pane.

5-3-2 To move the base station icon within the survey map view

Do one of the following: Click the base station icon in the graphic pane t hen drag and drop it to

the desired location (CONTROL key toget her with mouse cent r e but ton,

or In the Base setup dialog box, modify the coordinates as required and

click APPY.

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5-3-3 To delete the base station icon

Click (de-activate) the appropriate button in the Base setup dialog box. Click APPLY.

5-4 The Watchdog setup window

Selecting “Watchdog” from the SETUP menu opens the Watchdog

setup dialog box that allows you to specify alert conditions for the tracked service vehicles (not for tracked vibrators).

To activate and save your settings, click APPLY. See also Watchdogs. By default, all tracked vehicles are monitored by the watchdogs

specified in this Setup window. To ignor e a vehicle, you have to enter it into the Identity Setup window with “No” as Tracking option. See The Vehicle Identity setup window.

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No reply

Watchdog

: This watchdog aler ts you if the position of a vehicle fails to be refreshed within the time (seconds) you specify in the “Watchdog” field, for instance if no position message is received f rom the vehicle.

Entering 0 disables this watchdog.

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No move

Watchdog

: This watchdog alerts you if any vehicle remains at a standstill for the time (seconds) you specify in the “W atchdog field” (that is, the position is refreshed but remains within the circle defined by the associated “Radius” field).

Entering 0 disables this watchdog.

Radius

: Because of the so-called “noise” on the position, especially with “straight GPS”, two successive positions from a vehicle can be different even though the vehicle doesn’t move. The system will only assume the vehicle is moving if the distance between two successive positions exceeds the distance (metres) you specify in the “Radius” field.

•

Excessive speed

Watchdog

: This watchdog alerts you if any vehicle exceeds the speed you specify in the “Limit” field. In the “Watchdog” field, you specify the desired time interval (seconds) between two speed tests.

Entering 0 disables this watchdog.

: This field is used to specify the desir ed speed limit (k m per hour) .

Limit

For each tracked vehicle, the speed is computed as the rat io of the differ ence between the last two positions received to the difference between the times when they are received.

•

Outside allowed area

Watchdog

: This watchdog alerts you if any vehicle is out of the allowed area you specify with the “Reference” option button. In the “Watchdog” field, you specify the desired time interval (seconds) between two permit tests.

Entering 0 disables this watchdog.

Reference

: Use the “Reference” opt ion button to select the station you wish to be the centre of t he allowed area, and/ or choose a zone depicted in an “no-go” or “no-leave” file. You can choose two or more options.

: This watchdog aler ts you if the position of any vehicle doesn’t fall

Lab

within the circle defined by the value (metres) in the associated “Radius” f ield, around the Lab station (that is, if the distance between the vehicle and the Lab station exceeds the distance specified as “Radius”). Entering 0 disables this test.

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Camp

: This watchdog alerts you if the posit ion of any vehicle doesn’t fall within the circle defined by the value (metres) in the associated “Radius” f ield, around the Camp station (that is, if the distance between the vehicle and the Camp station exceeds the distance specified as “Radius”). Entering 0 disables this test.

No-leave

: This watchdog alert s you if the position of any vehicle doesn’t fall within the area (a circle or a polygon) depict ed in the DXF file specified in the associated “File” field. If you don’t enter any file name, t he test is disabled (you must enter the extension too).

No-go

: This watchdog alert s you if t he position of any vehicle f alls within any of the areas (circles and/or polygons) depict ed in the DXF file specified in the associated “File” field. If you don’t enter any file name, t he test is disabled (you must enter the extension too).

NOTE: See “How to load a graphic file to the hard disk” and “The Marker setup window”. The DXF f ile for the No-go or No-leave option must be available in the database but it doesn’t need to be loaded to the main window. Only circles and polygons are interpreted. Other shapes —if any— included in the file are ignored.

5-5 The Message setup wi ndow

Selecting

MESSAGE

from the

SETUP

menu opens a dialog box that allows you to send messages to any service vehicle equipped with an MRU unit.

To send a message, do the following :

- T ype the message text in t he Message setup dialog box. Do not mak e it too long, as the transmission is relatively slow (typically 70 characters/second). Anyway your message will automatically be truncated to 400 characters.

- Drag and drop the message onto the desired vehicle in the graphic pane,

select the desired option from the BROADCAST button and

click APPLY.

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. The "To All" option allows you to send the message t o all vehicles. . The "To Lab" and "To Camp" options allow you to send messages to

the central station and monitoring station respectively.

. The "To Specif ied No." option prompts a text box so that you can type

the identification number of the vehicle you wish to send the message to.

As a result, the message appears on the service vehicle's printer , along

with the date and time of the transmission.

In addition, clicking APPLY in this dialog box resets any alarm

associated with the vehicles (all or the one specified, depending on the option you selected), transmitted.

whether or not

the text box contains a message to be

NOTES 1 - The lower pane in the Message Setup dialog box is used to

view service messages if the B-port of the MRU is connected

to the workstation (Serial B port) instead of a printer. 2- To drag and drop, do the following : . With the mouse pointer resting in the Message dialog box,

press CONTROL then press the mouse centre button and

hold them down. . Move the mouse pointer onto the desired vehicle . Release the button and key

Only for SN388 users

: likewise you can send data from the LOG main window's Results pane to a vehicle appearing in the POSITIONING main window's graphic pane, by simply dragging and dropping the message from the LOG main window to the POSITIONING main window.

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5-6 The Vehicle identity setup

Selecting VEHICLE then IDENT from the SETUP menu opens a dialog box that lets you enter a list of labels (more user -friendly than an Id number) to be assigned to the vehicles to be tracked, and specify whether or not the vehicles should be viewed.

Identity number of a vehicle, defined when you configure

the MRU for the vehicle. (See chapter 2).

LABEL

Label you wish to assign to the vehicle identified in the Id

text box.

TRACKING

For each vehicle in the list box this option button allows you

to specify whether or not the vehicle should be viewed on the survey map. (Click in the list box to select a vehicle, then select the desired option from the button).

NOTES Any vehicle you do not enter into the list is, by

default, viewed.

Any vehicle from which an alarm code is report ed

is viewed even though the "NO" option is selected for this vehicle (until you reset the alarm).

FIRST WAYPOINT

Initialization value of the individual waypoint counter

attached to each vehicle tracked (by default: 1) . This determines the waypoint number that will be assigned to the first waypoint transmitted t o any vehicle.

For a given vehicle, the waypoint number is

incremented (up to 100) each time a waypoint is transmitted to this vehicle. It is reset to the current FIRST WAYPOINT value on any overflow.

If you change the FIRST WAYPOINT value, t he new

value will apply to those vehicles which do not have

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any waypoint yet and those which have a waypoint counter at 100.

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How to generate a Vehicle Identity Setup

The list box to the left of the ADD button shows the list of existing vehicle labels.

To define a new label, enter the desired Id Num ber and Label int o the appropriate text boxes, select the desired option, then click

ADD

To make changes to any existing label, double-click the desired row in the list box. The corresponding vehicle identity appears in the upper pane. Make the desired changes and click

CHANGE

To remove a vehicle from the list, click it in the list box and click

DELETE

. To save and activate the current list of vehicle labels, click To revert to the former list, click

•

Hints and tips

RESET

instead of APPLY.

APPLY

(1) Whenever you need t o know the label of a particular vehicle, do one of

the following :

- Double-click t he vehicle number on the map. This opens an inf ormation box with the vehicle label appearing in its title bar, containing the latest coordinates received, the time of the latest coordinates and the number of the latest waypoint received if any,

- Select Vehicle > Log f rom th e Setup menu. T his opens a dialog box that lets you display the trackline of a vehicle, with the vehicle label appearing on the latest known position,

- Select Vehicle > Ident from the Setup menu. This displays the list of vehicle numbers and labels.

(2) If two base stations are used (LAB and CAMP), it may be helpf ul t o set a

different FI RST WAYPOINT at each station to dist inguish between the waypoints from one station and those from t he other.

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5-7 On a tracked vehicle

5-7-1 PREREQUISITES

The MRU should be configured and installed as indicated in chapter 2

and par. 4-1.

The GPS receiver should be configured as follows :

- Position on WGS84 datum

- Position message format : $GPGGA (NMEA 0183). $GPWPL (NMEA 0183) Waypoint

Location is also allowed.

- 4800 Bauds, 8 data bits, 1 st ar t bit, 2 stop bits, no parity

5-7-2 MRU BOX

After you power on the MRU, the « Receive » indicator light remains ON

for a few seconds, until the MRU gets synchronized. Then the « Transmit » indicator light should briefly light up every 10 seconds, indicating t hat the MRU is transmitting properly. The "Receive" indicator briefly lights up whenever a message or waypoint is transmitted by the base station.

Pressing the EMERGENCY button causes the MRU to send an alert

code to the base st ation. In return, the MRU will receive a message ("Alarm received") when the operator at the base station clears the alar m .

Receiving a waypoint or service message from the base station causes

the MRU’s buzzer to sound.

NOTE :

Synchronization cannot be achieved until the end of a 3-minute warm-up time after the Master MRU at the base station is powered on.

5-7-3 PRINTER

The printer is used as a terminal to display waypoints and service

messages received from the base st ation. Along with each service message is also the time of transmission.

5-7-4 GPS RADIOPOSITIONING RECEIVER

The GPS receiver outputs the position to the MRU at (2-second

intervals) which relays it to the base station at 10-, 30- or 60- second intervals.

If any waypoint is received from the base stat ion, the MRU relays it to

the GPS receiver. To display the waypoint on the GPS receiver, see the receiver’s documentation.

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PPENDIX

THEORY OF OPERATION

A1.1 - INTRODUCTION

The TDGx is a fully configurable, multi-purpose data communications

board intended for use in applications where a number of devices have to communicate with each other from distant places.

The TDGx board interfaces with the user equipment by way of one or

two RS232C ports used both as cont rol inputs (t o config ure the board) and as inputs/outputs in the data transmission process.

The diagram below shows a simple data transmission system using two

TDGx boards. The dir ection of transfer shown is from device #1 to device # 2 but the system can operate in the other direction as well.

1 : TDGX BOARD

Device # 1

RS232C line Data input protocol, Time channel n

TDGx # 1

As shown in this diagram , the T DGx boards basically allow the two devices

to communicate with each other through an RS232C serial line.

Freq.

Channel x

Data output protocol,

TDGx # 2

RS232C line

Time channel n

Device # 2

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However the data transmission scheme departs from a conventional

RS232 line in three ways :

A UHF link ( operating on frequency Channel x) is placed «in series» with

•

the RS232 line. This radio link of fers rang es from 10 to 50 km, depending on the propagation conditions.

The serial line between the two devices is established at regular intervals,

•

and for a given period of time (t ime channel n). This particular feature requires that one of the T DGx boards should first be synchronized onto the other before proceeding with the data tr ansmission as such.

Depending on the user application, the line output may provide the data in

•

a format (or prot ocol) different from that used at the line input.

In applications where the number of devices is well beyond 2, the process

of synchronizing the boards on a reference board remains indispensable. Besides, new time channels will have to be used to avoid conflicts between the various radio links.

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A1.2 - TDGX BLOCK DIAGRAM

The TDGx board f alls into two main sections (see also the block diagram

below) :

A UHF transceiver section.

•

A data processing section mainly composed of :

•

- 2 serial ports (A and B) of the RS232C type

- 2 FIFO buffers im plem ented at the input and output of the ser ial por ts.

UHF Section

Selecting reception

Message memory

Data Processing

section

slots

(FIFO)

o UHF antenna

Reception Transmission

Relay

Routing data to

transmission slots

Priority manager

Message Memory

Port A

(FIFO)

ort

INPUTS/OUTPUTS

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A1.3 - THEORY OF OPERATION

A1.3 -1 THE FUNDAMENTAL PARAMETERS

TheTDGx is based on the principle of

(TDMA). With this technique, the design engineer has to allocate a particular time (time channel) to each of the radio links he/she wants to implement. Each allocation is exclusive, which means that there can only be one transmitting unit in a given time channel.

If we look into the operation of the TDGx board along the time axis, five

fundamental parameters should be defined :

•

The

slot

This is the so-called « time channel » that we’ve mentioned earlier. A

implies a particular radio link : one transmitting TDGx and one (or

slot

more) receiving TDGx. All the

ture except the structure (not by its duration).

format

Time interval representing n successive A slot may be « even » or « odd » depending on its identification number.

The

format length

have the same characteristics in duration and data struc-

slots

sync slot

is defined as the number of

which differs from all others by its data

Time Division Multiple Access

(numbered from 0 to n-1) .

slots

in the

format

•

The

frame

Time interval representing 300 successive

300).

subframe

Time interval, submultiple of the fined as one of the characteristics of each radiolocating data. The consecutive radio links of the same natur e. The in

formats

rate of the data transm ission taking place in the considered slot.

(2 to 300

subframe

formats

frame

depicts the time elapsed between two

) and allows the engineer to set the update

formats

and multiple of the

(numbered from 1 t o

slot subframe

format

used to transmit

is expressed

, de-

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. . . . . .

Appendix 1

•

The

rank

in the

subframe

Defined as the number of the

used to transmit radiolocating dat a.

slot

format

(in the

subframe

All these parameters make up the time scale of any equipment using a

TDGx board to perform data transmission (see diagram below).

1 format

0 1 2

. . .

SubFrame for slot # 2

(= 2 in this example)

- - - -

1 frame

) containing the

. .

0 1

Time

1 slot

- - - -

1 format

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A1.3 - 2 TRANSMISSION SPECIFICATIONS

Channel bandwidth : 12.5 kHz Two frequency sub-bands : 408 to 440 MHz and 430 to 470 MHz, de-

pending on the country (450 to 470 MHz for the USA). Frequency/Channel allocation table : see A1.4 Slot duration : 20 ms Format length : 2 to 60 slots, pr ogrammable

Usable slots (outside sync slot) : all slots except slot 00 used for calibration

purposes. The engineer has only to allow for an idle slot between any consecutive reception slot and transmission slot. It is t herefore advisable to group all the transmission slots together and all the r eception slots together.

- All slots allocatable to reception

- 8 slots max. allocatable to port A for transmission

- 8 slots max. allocatable to port B for transmission

Number of useful bytes per slot : 6 to 8.5 depending on the nature of the transmission.

Response time of frequency synthesizer : < 15 ms for a channel skip of 100

Average time for synchronizing the f r ame : 10 seconds

NOTE :

Number of selectable channels : 400 (200 on either side of the factory-set centre f requency, corr esponding to a usable bandwidth of

2.5 MHz, i.e. 5 MHz).

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A1.3 - 3 SYNCHRONIZING A NETWORK OF TDGX BOARDS

Introduction

The synchronization step is a prior requirement t o allowing any radio link to

take place. In this step all the time scales of the considered TDGx boards are made synchronous with that of a TDGx board taken as t he reference and called the

sync master

Practically, the synchronization is achieved by means of the « sync mes-

sage » (format described lat er in this paragraph) broadcast by the sync master towards the other boards (in a user-chosen slot).

Sync Message

TDGx

Sync Master

Sync master frame

TDGx # 1 frame

TDGx # 2 frame

TDGx # n frame

Before

synchronizing

DGx

TDGx

Once

synchronized

TDGx

t t

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Synchronization procedure

The process of synchronizing a TDGx board onto the sync master TDGx

board is achieved through the following steps :

- The non-synchronized TDGx board is switched to reception mode every other slot, in search of t he preamble character present in every message received.

To speed up the search step, up to 110 bits are read and analyzed in a

row, which represents a little more than a slot during which the board is in reception.

I f the preamble is not f ound at the end of 60 slots (i.e. aft er thirty read

→

sequences), the T DGx board shifts its frame by one slot t hen resumes the search in the same conditions.

Once the preamble is detected, the T DGx board adjusts the position of

→

its frame so that the slot in which the preamble is found provides the best reception possible (see diagram below).

ync transmission slot

Sync Master :

TDGx running synchronization procedure :

2 - Preamble detected

(Slot, hence frame, accurately, positioned along time axis)

1 - Preamble not detected

3 - Reception trimming

Reception slot

- In t hese new reception conditions, the «slot number» f ield id read from t he sync message once this message has been detected (by analyzing the « checksum » field). This t ells the board in which slot it is expected to receive the sync message.

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- Aft er receiving three consecutive sync messages, the TDGx board can determine the

format

consecutive sync messages and the

parameter from the time interval between any two

frame

count (also provided in the sync

message).

- At this stage, the TDGx board has acquired all t he parameters needed to synchronize its frame onto that of the sync master. It can therefore complete the synchonization procedure successfully.

Sync Transmit Format

1 byte

Preamble

(Reserved for advanced functions)

6 bytes

1 byte

Slot No. Frame No. Checksum Postamble

1 1/2 byte

1 byte

Length : 12 bytes (transmitted during sync slot)

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( a

A1.3 - 4 DATA TRANSMIT FORMAT

1 byte

Preamble

2 bytes

Service data

Length : 12 bytes (transmitted during dedicated slots)

A1.3 - 5 INPUT/OUTPUT PROTOCOLS

The TDGx input and output protocols should be associat ed judiciously as described below.

Data

Transmit

INPUT

PROTOCOL

DGx

Format

8 bytes

User data

DGx

OUTPUT

PROTOCOL

1 byte

Postamble

Radiolocat ing data (1)

Data

Transmit

Format

Protocol No. 1 or Protocol No. 2 or ASCII encoded hex, deriv ed from Protocol No. 2

General data (2),

destination address

(1, 2, or 3 bytes)

Data

Transmit

Format

«Transparent » protocol general data as applied

t input)

appended or not

(1) As per NMEA standard or Sercel sta ndard. In terpreted and re-arranged by TDGx (2) Not interpreted by the TDGx, hence « transparent » transmission mode .

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A1.3 - 6 BOARD CONFIGURING TOOLS

A library of commands applicable locally to either of the RS232C ports of

the TDGx board allows the sytem engineer to design a «configuration» for the board.

At the user (or installer) level, t he board configuration step just consists of

running a progr am file (some additional parameters may have to be specified in the command line) containing a list of comm ands which the board then executes for self-configuration purposes.

Some of the most import ant functions implemented through the configur a-

tion step are listed below :

- defining the fundament al time parameters (form at, frame, subf r am e, etc.)

- defining the number of t he sync slot ( in the sync mast er boar d only)

- defining one or more f r equency channels

- defining the function achieved by each slot in each TDGx board

- defining the input and output pr ot ocols

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For an informative purpose, a brief description of the commands used to

implement these functions is listed hereafter.

CONF_A Reads/changes configur ation of port A CONF_B Reads/changes configur ation of port B CAN Reads/changes frequency channels used in reception and

transmission

CF_EMA Reads/Changes slots defined as transmit slots allotted to

port A

CF_EMB Read/changes slots defined as transmit slots allotted to

port B

CF_RECA Read/changes slots defined as r eceive slots allotted to por t

CF_RECB Read/changes slots defined as r eceive slots allotted to por t

B RELAY Relay function IDT Reads/changes the number of the slot dedicated to report-

ing radiolocating data from a mobile to the central station. NMEA Reads/changes the type of NMEA message interpr eted by

the board CAR Reads/changes the characteristics specif ic to a mobile MAT Reads/changes the registration number of the TDGx board CONST Reads/changes some constants internal to t he boar d CR_SYN Synchronization time slot configuration parameters.

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0 : 400000.0 kHz 1 : 400012.5 kHz 2 : 400025.0 kHz 3 : 400037.5 kHz 4 : 400050.0 kHz 5 : 400062.5 kHz 6 : 400075.0 kHz 7 : 400087.5 kHz 8 : 400100.0 kHz 9 : 400112.5 kHz 10 : 400125.0 kHz 11 : 400137.5 kHz 12 : 400150.0 kHz 13 : 400162.5 kHz 14 : 400175.0 kHz 15 : 400187.5 kHz 16 : 400200.0 kHz 17 : 400212.5 kHz 18 : 400225.0 kHz 19 : 400237.5 kHz 20 : 400250.0 kHz 21 : 400262.5 kHz 22 : 400275.0 kHz 23 : 400287.5 kHz 24 : 400300.0 kHz 25 : 400312.5 kHz 26 : 400325.0 kHz 27 : 400337.5 kHz 28 : 400350.0 kHz 29 : 400362.5 kHz 30 : 400375.0 kHz 31 : 400387.5 kHz 32 : 400400.0 kHz 33 : 400412.5 kHz 34 : 400425.0 kHz 35 : 400437.5 kHz 36 : 400450.0 kHz 37 : 400462.5 kHz 38 : 400475.0 kHz 39 : 400487.5 kHz 40 : 400500.0 kHz 41 : 400512.5 kHz 42 : 400525.0 kHz 43 : 400537.5 kHz 44 : 400550.0 kHz 45 : 400562.5 kHz 46 : 400575.0 kHz 47 : 400587.5 kHz 48 : 400600.0 kHz 49 : 400612.5 kHz 50 : 400625.0 kHz 51 : 400637.5 kHz 52 : 400650.0 kHz 53 : 400662.5 kHz 54 : 400675.0 kHz 55 : 400687.5 kHz 56 : 400700.0 kHz 57 : 400712.5 kHz 58 : 400725.0 kHz 59 : 400737.5 kHz 60 : 400750.0 kHz 61 : 400762.5 kHz 62 : 400775.0 kHz 63 : 400787.5 kHz 64 : 400800.0 kHz 65 : 400812.5 kHz 66 : 400825.0 kHz

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67 : 400837.5 kHz 68 : 400850.0 kHz 69 : 400862.5 kHz 70 : 400875.0 kHz 71 : 400887.5 kHz 72 : 400900.0 kHz 73 : 400912.5 kHz 74 : 400925.0 kHz 75 : 400937.5 kHz 76 : 400950.0 kHz 77 : 400962.5 kHz 78 : 400975.0 kHz 79 : 400987.5 kHz 80 : 401000.0 kHz 81 : 401012.5 kHz 82 : 401025.0 kHz 83 : 401037.5 kHz 84 : 401050.0 kHz 85 : 401062.5 kHz 86 : 401075.0 kHz 87 : 401087.5 kHz 88 : 401100.0 kHz 89 : 401112.5 kHz 90 : 401125.0 kHz 91 : 401137.5 kHz 92 : 401150.0 kHz 93 : 401162.5 kHz 94 : 401175.0 kHz 95 : 401187.5 kHz 96 : 401200.0 kHz 97 : 401212.5 kHz 98 : 401225.0 kHz 99 : 401237.5 kHz 100 : 401250.0 kHz 101 : 401262.5 kHz 102 : 401275.0 kHz 103 : 401287.5 kHz 104 : 401300.0 kHz 105 : 401312.5 kHz 106 : 401325.0 kHz 107 : 401337.5 kHz 108 : 401350.0 kHz 109 : 401362.5 kHz 110 : 401375.0 kHz 111 : 401387.5 kHz 112 : 401400.0 kHz 113 : 401412.5 kHz 114 : 401425.0 kHz 115 : 401437.5 kHz 116 : 401450.0 kHz 117 : 401462.5 kHz 118 : 401475.0 kHz 119 : 401487.5 kHz 120 : 401500.0 kHz 121 : 401512.5 kHz 122 : 401525.0 kHz 123 : 401537.5 kHz 124 : 401550.0 kHz 125 : 401562.5 kHz 126 : 401575.0 kHz 127 : 401587.5 kHz 128 : 401600.0 kHz 129 : 401612.5 kHz 130 : 401625.0 kHz 131 : 401637.5 kHz 132 : 401650.0 kHz 133 : 401662.5 kHz

134 : 401675.0 kHz 135 : 401687.5 kHz 136 : 401700.0 kHz 137 : 401712.5 kHz 138 : 401725.0 kHz 139 : 401737.5 kHz 140 : 401750.0 kHz 141 : 401762.5 kHz 142 : 401775.0 kHz 143 : 401787.5 kHz 144 : 401800.0 kHz 145 : 401812.5 kHz 146 : 401825.0 kHz 147 : 401837.5 kHz 148 : 401850.0 kHz 149 : 401862.5 kHz 150 : 401875.0 kHz 151 : 401887.5 kHz 152 : 401900.0 kHz 153 : 401912.5 kHz 154 : 401925.0 kHz 155 : 401937.5 kHz 156 : 401950.0 kHz 157 : 401962.5 kHz 158 : 401975.0 kHz 159 : 401987.5 kHz 160 : 402000.0 kHz 161 : 402012.5 kHz 162 : 402025.0 kHz 163 : 402037.5 kHz 164 : 402050.0 kHz 165 : 402062.5 kHz 166 : 402075.0 kHz 167 : 402087.5 kHz 168 : 402100.0 kHz 169 : 402112.5 kHz 170 : 402125.0 kHz 171 : 402137.5 kHz 172 : 402150.0 kHz 173 : 402162.5 kHz 174 : 402175.0 kHz 175 : 402187.5 kHz 176 : 402200.0 kHz 177 : 402212.5 kHz 178 : 402225.0 kHz 179 : 402237.5 kHz 180 : 402250.0 kHz 181 : 402262.5 kHz 182 : 402275.0 kHz 183 : 402287.5 kHz 184 : 402300.0 kHz 185 : 402312.5 kHz 186 : 402325.0 kHz 187 : 402337.5 kHz 188 : 402350.0 kHz 189 : 402362.5 kHz 190 : 402375.0 kHz 191 : 402387.5 kHz 192 : 402400.0 kHz 193 : 402412.5 kHz 194 : 402425.0 kHz 195 : 402437.5 kHz 196 : 402450.0 kHz 197 : 402462.5 kHz 198 : 402475.0 kHz 199 : 402487.5 kHz 200 : 402500.0 kHz

201 : 402512.5 kHz 202 : 402525.0 kHz 203 : 402537.5 kHz 204 : 402550.0 kHz 205 : 402562.5 kHz 206 : 402575.0 kHz 207 : 402587.5 kHz 208 : 402600.0 kHz 209 : 402612.5 kHz 210 : 402625.0 kHz 211 : 402637.5 kHz 212 : 402650.0 kHz 213 : 402662.5 kHz 214 : 402675.0 kHz 215 : 402687.5 kHz 216 : 402700.0 kHz 217 : 402712.5 kHz 218 : 402725.0 kHz 219 : 402737.5 kHz 220 : 402750.0 kHz 221 : 402762.5 kHz 222 : 402775.0 kHz 223 : 402787.5 kHz 224 : 402800.0 kHz 225 : 402812.5 kHz 226 : 402825.0 kHz 227 : 402837.5 kHz 228 : 402850.0 kHz 229 : 402862.5 kHz 230 : 402875.0 kHz 231 : 402887.5 kHz 232 : 402900.0 kHz 233 : 402912.5 kHz 234 : 402925.0 kHz 235 : 402937.5 kHz 236 : 402950.0 kHz 237 : 402962.5 kHz 238 : 402975.0 kHz 239 : 402987.5 kHz 240 : 403000.0 kHz 241 : 403012.5 kHz 242 : 403025.0 kHz 243 : 403037.5 kHz 244 : 403050.0 kHz 245 : 403062.5 kHz 246 : 403075.0 kHz 247 : 403087.5 kHz 248 : 403100.0 kHz 249 : 403112.5 kHz 250 : 403125.0 kHz 251 : 403137.5 kHz 252 : 403150.0 kHz 253 : 403162.5 kHz 254 : 403175.0 kHz 255 : 403187.5 kHz 256 : 403200.0 kHz 257 : 403212.5 kHz 258 : 403225.0 kHz 259 : 403237.5 kHz 260 : 403250.0 kHz 261 : 403262.5 kHz 262 : 403275.0 kHz 263 : 403287.5 kHz 264 : 403300.0 kHz 265 : 403312.5 kHz 266 : 403325.0 kHz 267 : 403337.5 kHz

268 : 403350.0 kHz 269 : 403362.5 kHz 270 : 403375.0 kHz 271 : 403387.5 kHz 272 : 403400.0 kHz 273 : 403412.5 kHz 274 : 403425.0 kHz 275 : 403437.5 kHz 276 : 403450.0 kHz 277 : 403462.5 kHz 278 : 403475.0 kHz 279 : 403487.5 kHz 280 : 403500.0 kHz 281 : 403512.5 kHz 282 : 403525.0 kHz 283 : 403537.5 kHz 284 : 403550.0 kHz 285 : 403562.5 kHz 286 : 403575.0 kHz 287 : 403587.5 kHz 288 : 403600.0 kHz 289 : 403612.5 kHz 290 : 403625.0 kHz 291 : 403637.5 kHz 292 : 403650.0 kHz 293 : 403662.5 kHz 294 : 403675.0 kHz 295 : 403687.5 kHz 296 : 403700.0 kHz 297 : 403712.5 kHz 298 : 403725.0 kHz 299 : 403737.5 kHz 300 : 403750.0 kHz 301 : 403762.5 kHz 302 : 403775.0 kHz 303 : 403787.5 kHz 304 : 403800.0 kHz 305 : 403812.5 kHz 306 : 403825.0 kHz 307 : 403837.5 kHz 308 : 403850.0 kHz 309 : 403862.5 kHz 310 : 403875.0 kHz 311 : 403887.5 kHz 312 : 403900.0 kHz 313 : 403912.5 kHz 314 : 403925.0 kHz 315 : 403937.5 kHz 316 : 403950.0 kHz 317 : 403962.5 kHz 318 : 403975.0 kHz 319 : 403987.5 kHz 320 : 404000.0 kHz 321 : 404012.5 kHz 322 : 404025.0 kHz 323 : 404037.5 kHz 324 : 404050.0 kHz 325 : 404062.5 kHz 326 : 404075.0 kHz 327 : 404087.5 kHz 328 : 404100.0 kHz 329 : 404112.5 kHz 330 : 404125.0 kHz 331 : 404137.5 kHz 332 : 404150.0 kHz 333 : 404162.5 kHz 334 : 404175.0 kHz

335 : 404187.5 kHz 336 : 404200.0 kHz 337 : 404212.5 kHz 338 : 404225.0 kHz 339 : 404237.5 kHz 340 : 404250.0 kHz 341 : 404262.5 kHz 342 : 404275.0 kHz 343 : 404287.5 kHz 344 : 404300.0 kHz 345 : 404312.5 kHz 346 : 404325.0 kHz 347 : 404337.5 kHz 348 : 404350.0 kHz 349 : 404362.5 kHz 350 : 404375.0 kHz 351 : 404387.5 kHz 352 : 404400.0 kHz 353 : 404412.5 kHz 354 : 404425.0 kHz 355 : 404437.5 kHz 356 : 404450.0 kHz 357 : 404462.5 kHz 358 : 404475.0 kHz 359 : 404487.5 kHz 360 : 404500.0 kHz 361 : 404512.5 kHz 362 : 404525.0 kHz 363 : 404537.5 kHz 364 : 404550.0 kHz 365 : 404562.5 kHz 366 : 404575.0 kHz 367 : 404587.5 kHz 368 : 404600.0 kHz 369 : 404612.5 kHz 370 : 404625.0 kHz 371 : 404637.5 kHz 372 : 404650.0 kHz 373 : 404662.5 kHz 374 : 404675.0 kHz 375 : 404687.5 kHz 376 : 404700.0 kHz 377 : 404712.5 kHz 378 : 404725.0 kHz 379 : 404737.5 kHz 380 : 404750.0 kHz 381 : 404762.5 kHz 382 : 404775.0 kHz 383 : 404787.5 kHz 384 : 404800.0 kHz 385 : 404812.5 kHz 386 : 404825.0 kHz 387 : 404837.5 kHz 388 : 404850.0 kHz 389 : 404862.5 kHz 390 : 404875.0 kHz 391 : 404887.5 kHz 392 : 404900.0 kHz 393 : 404912.5 kHz 394 : 404925.0 kHz 395 : 404937.5 kHz 396 : 404950.0 kHz 397 : 404962.5 kHz 398 : 404975.0 kHz 399 : 404987.5 kHz 400 : 405000.0 kHz 401 : 405012.5 kHz

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402 : 405025.0 kHz 403 : 405037.5 kHz 404 : 405050.0 kHz 405 : 405062.5 kHz 406 : 405075.0 kHz 407 : 405087.5 kHz 408 : 405100.0 kHz 409 : 405112.5 kHz 410 : 405125.0 kHz 411 : 405137.5 kHz 412 : 405150.0 kHz 413 : 405162.5 kHz 414 : 405175.0 kHz 415 : 405187.5 kHz 416 : 405200.0 kHz 417 : 405212.5 kHz 418 : 405225.0 kHz 419 : 405237.5 kHz 420 : 405250.0 kHz 421 : 405262.5 kHz 422 : 405275.0 kHz 423 : 405287.5 kHz 424 : 405300.0 kHz 425 : 405312.5 kHz 426 : 405325.0 kHz 427 : 405337.5 kHz 428 : 405350.0 kHz 429 : 405362.5 kHz 430 : 405375.0 kHz 431 : 405387.5 kHz 432 : 405400.0 kHz 433 : 405412.5 kHz 434 : 405425.0 kHz 435 : 405437.5 kHz 436 : 405450.0 kHz 437 : 405462.5 kHz 438 : 405475.0 kHz 439 : 405487.5 kHz 440 : 405500.0 kHz 441 : 405512.5 kHz 442 : 405525.0 kHz 443 : 405537.5 kHz 444 : 405550.0 kHz 445 : 405562.5 kHz 446 : 405575.0 kHz 447 : 405587.5 kHz 448 : 405600.0 kHz 449 : 405612.5 kHz 450 : 405625.0 kHz 451 : 405637.5 kHz 452 : 405650.0 kHz 453 : 405662.5 kHz 454 : 405675.0 kHz 455 : 405687.5 kHz 456 : 405700.0 kHz 457 : 405712.5 kHz 458 : 405725.0 kHz 459 : 405737.5 kHz 460 : 405750.0 kHz 461 : 405762.5 kHz 462 : 405775.0 kHz 463 : 405787.5 kHz 464 : 405800.0 kHz 465 : 405812.5 kHz 466 : 405825.0 kHz 467 : 405837.5 kHz 468 : 405850.0 kHz 469 : 405862.5 kHz 470 : 405875.0 kHz 471 : 405887.5 kHz 472 : 405900.0 kHz 473 : 405912.5 kHz 474 : 405925.0 kHz

475 : 405937.5 kHz 476 : 405950.0 kHz 477 : 405962.5 kHz 478 : 405975.0 kHz 479 : 405987.5 kHz 480 : 406000.0 kHz 481 : 406012.5 kHz 482 : 406025.0 kHz 483 : 406037.5 kHz 484 : 406050.0 kHz 485 : 406062.5 kHz 486 : 406075.0 kHz 487 : 406087.5 kHz 488 : 406100.0 kHz 489 : 406112.5 kHz 490 : 406125.0 kHz 491 : 406137.5 kHz 492 : 406150.0 kHz 493 : 406162.5 kHz 494 : 406175.0 kHz 495 : 406187.5 kHz 496 : 406200.0 kHz 497 : 406212.5 kHz 498 : 406225.0 kHz 499 : 406237.5 kHz 500 : 406250.0 kHz 501 : 406262.5 kHz 502 : 406275.0 kHz 503 : 406287.5 kHz 504 : 406300.0 kHz 505 : 406312.5 kHz 506 : 406325.0 kHz 507 : 406337.5 kHz 508 : 406350.0 kHz 509 : 406362.5 kHz 510 : 406375.0 kHz 511 : 406387.5 kHz 512 : 406400.0 kHz 513 : 406412.5 kHz 514 : 406425.0 kHz 515 : 406437.5 kHz 516 : 406450.0 kHz 517 : 406462.5 kHz 518 : 406475.0 kHz 519 : 406487.5 kHz 520 : 406500.0 kHz 521 : 406512.5 kHz 522 : 406525.0 kHz 523 : 406537.5 kHz 524 : 406550.0 kHz 525 : 406562.5 kHz 526 : 406575.0 kHz 527 : 406587.5 kHz 528 : 406600.0 kHz 529 : 406612.5 kHz 530 : 406625.0 kHz 531 : 406637.5 kHz 532 : 406650.0 kHz 533 : 406662.5 kHz 534 : 406675.0 kHz 535 : 406687.5 kHz 536 : 406700.0 kHz 537 : 406712.5 kHz 538 : 406725.0 kHz 539 : 406737.5 kHz 540 : 406750.0 kHz 541 : 406762.5 kHz 542 : 406775.0 kHz 543 : 406787.5 kHz 544 : 406800.0 kHz 545 : 406812.5 kHz 546 : 406825.0 kHz 547 : 406837.5 kHz

548 : 406850.0 kHz 549 : 406862.5 kHz 550 : 406875.0 kHz 551 : 406887.5 kHz 552 : 406900.0 kHz 553 : 406912.5 kHz 554 : 406925.0 kHz 555 : 406937.5 kHz 556 : 406950.0 kHz 557 : 406962.5 kHz 558 : 406975.0 kHz 559 : 406987.5 kHz 560 : 407000.0 kHz 561 : 407012.5 kHz 562 : 407025.0 kHz 563 : 407037.5 kHz 564 : 407050.0 kHz 565 : 407062.5 kHz 566 : 407075.0 kHz 567 : 407087.5 kHz 568 : 407100.0 kHz 569 : 407112.5 kHz 570 : 407125.0 kHz 571 : 407137.5 kHz 572 : 407150.0 kHz 573 : 407162.5 kHz 574 : 407175.0 kHz 575 : 407187.5 kHz 576 : 407200.0 kHz 577 : 407212.5 kHz 578 : 407225.0 kHz 579 : 407237.5 kHz 580 : 407250.0 kHz 581 : 407262.5 kHz 582 : 407275.0 kHz 583 : 407287.5 kHz 584 : 407300.0 kHz 585 : 407312.5 kHz 586 : 407325.0 kHz 587 : 407337.5 kHz 588 : 407350.0 kHz 589 : 407362.5 kHz 590 : 407375.0 kHz 591 : 407387.5 kHz 592 : 407400.0 kHz 593 : 407412.5 kHz 594 : 407425.0 kHz 595 : 407437.5 kHz 596 : 407450.0 kHz 597 : 407462.5 kHz 598 : 407475.0 kHz 599 : 407487.5 kHz 600 : 407500.0 kHz 601 : 407512.5 kHz 602 : 407525.0 kHz 603 : 407537.5 kHz 604 : 407550.0 kHz 605 : 407562.5 kHz 606 : 407575.0 kHz 607 : 407587.5 kHz 608 : 407600.0 kHz 609 : 407612.5 kHz 610 : 407625.0 kHz 611 : 407637.5 kHz 612 : 407650.0 kHz 613 : 407662.5 kHz 614 : 407675.0 kHz 615 : 407687.5 kHz 616 : 407700.0 kHz 617 : 407712.5 kHz 618 : 407725.0 kHz 619 : 407737.5 kHz 620 : 407750.0 kHz

621 : 407762.5 kHz 622 : 407775.0 kHz 623 : 407787.5 kHz 624 : 407800.0 kHz 625 : 407812.5 kHz 626 : 407825.0 kHz 627 : 407837.5 kHz 628 : 407850.0 kHz 629 : 407862.5 kHz 630 : 407875.0 kHz 631 : 407887.5 kHz 632 : 407900.0 kHz 633 : 407912.5 kHz 634 : 407925.0 kHz 635 : 407937.5 kHz 636 : 407950.0 kHz 637 : 407962.5 kHz 638 : 407975.0 kHz 639 : 407987.5 kHz 640 : 408000.0 kHz 641 : 408012.5 kHz 642 : 408025.0 kHz 643 : 408037.5 kHz 644 : 408050.0 kHz 645 : 408062.5 kHz 646 : 408075.0 kHz 647 : 408087.5 kHz 648 : 408100.0 kHz 649 : 408112.5 kHz 650 : 408125.0 kHz 651 : 408137.5 kHz 652 : 408150.0 kHz 653 : 408162.5 kHz 654 : 408175.0 kHz 655 : 408187.5 kHz 656 : 408200.0 kHz 657 : 408212.5 kHz 658 : 408225.0 kHz 659 : 408237.5 kHz 660 : 408250.0 kHz 661 : 408262.5 kHz 662 : 408275.0 kHz 663 : 408287.5 kHz 664 : 408300.0 kHz 665 : 408312.5 kHz 666 : 408325.0 kHz 667 : 408337.5 kHz 668 : 408350.0 kHz 669 : 408362.5 kHz 670 : 408375.0 kHz 671 : 408387.5 kHz 672 : 408400.0 kHz 673 : 408412.5 kHz 674 : 408425.0 kHz 675 : 408437.5 kHz 676 : 408450.0 kHz 677 : 408462.5 kHz 678 : 408475.0 kHz 679 : 408487.5 kHz 680 : 408500.0 kHz 681 : 408512.5 kHz 682 : 408525.0 kHz 683 : 408537.5 kHz 684 : 408550.0 kHz 685 : 408562.5 kHz 686 : 408575.0 kHz 687 : 408587.5 kHz 688 : 408600.0 kHz 689 : 408612.5 kHz 690 : 408625.0 kHz 691 : 408637.5 kHz 692 : 408650.0 kHz 693 : 408662.5 kHz

694 : 408675.0 kHz 695 : 408687.5 kHz 696 : 408700.0 kHz 697 : 408712.5 kHz 698 : 408725.0 kHz 699 : 408737.5 kHz 700 : 408750.0 kHz 701 : 408762.5 kHz 702 : 408775.0 kHz 703 : 408787.5 kHz 704 : 408800.0 kHz 705 : 408812.5 kHz 706 : 408825.0 kHz 707 : 408837.5 kHz 708 : 408850.0 kHz 709 : 408862.5 kHz 710 : 408875.0 kHz 711 : 408887.5 kHz 712 : 408900.0 kHz 713 : 408912.5 kHz 714 : 408925.0 kHz 715 : 408937.5 kHz 716 : 408950.0 kHz 717 : 408962.5 kHz 718 : 408975.0 kHz 719 : 408987.5 kHz 720 : 409000.0 kHz 721 : 409012.5 kHz 722 : 409025.0 kHz 723 : 409037.5 kHz 724 : 409050.0 kHz 725 : 409062.5 kHz 726 : 409075.0 kHz 727 : 409087.5 kHz 728 : 409100.0 kHz 729 : 409112.5 kHz 730 : 409125.0 kHz 731 : 409137.5 kHz 732 : 409150.0 kHz 733 : 409162.5 kHz 734 : 409175.0 kHz 735 : 409187.5 kHz 736 : 409200.0 kHz 737 : 409212.5 kHz 738 : 409225.0 kHz 739 : 409237.5 kHz 740 : 409250.0 kHz 741 : 409262.5 kHz 742 : 409275.0 kHz 743 : 409287.5 kHz 744 : 409300.0 kHz 745 : 409312.5 kHz 746 : 409325.0 kHz 747 : 409337.5 kHz 748 : 409350.0 kHz 749 : 409362.5 kHz 750 : 409375.0 kHz 751 : 409387.5 kHz 752 : 409400.0 kHz 753 : 409412.5 kHz 754 : 409425.0 kHz 755 : 409437.5 kHz 756 : 409450.0 kHz 757 : 409462.5 kHz 758 : 409475.0 kHz 759 : 409487.5 kHz 760 : 409500.0 kHz 761 : 409512.5 kHz 762 : 409525.0 kHz 763 : 409537.5 kHz 764 : 409550.0 kHz 765 : 409562.5 kHz 766 : 409575.0 kHz

767 : 409587.5 kHz 768 : 409600.0 kHz 769 : 409612.5 kHz 770 : 409625.0 kHz 771 : 409637.5 kHz 772 : 409650.0 kHz 773 : 409662.5 kHz 774 : 409675.0 kHz 775 : 409687.5 kHz 776 : 409700.0 kHz 777 : 409712.5 kHz 778 : 409725.0 kHz 779 : 409737.5 kHz 780 : 409750.0 kHz 781 : 409762.5 kHz 782 : 409775.0 kHz 783 : 409787.5 kHz 784 : 409800.0 kHz 785 : 409812.5 kHz 786 : 409825.0 kHz 787 : 409837.5 kHz 788 : 409850.0 kHz 789 : 409862.5 kHz 790 : 409875.0 kHz 791 : 409887.5 kHz 792 : 409900.0 kHz 793 : 409912.5 kHz 794 : 409925.0 kHz 795 : 409937.5 kHz 796 : 409950.0 kHz 797 : 409962.5 kHz 798 : 409975.0 kHz 799 : 409987.5 kHz 800 : 410000.0 kHz 801 : 410012.5 kHz 802 : 410025.0 kHz 803 : 410037.5 kHz 804 : 410050.0 kHz 805 : 410062.5 kHz 806 : 410075.0 kHz 807 : 410087.5 kHz 808 : 410100.0 kHz 809 : 410112.5 kHz 810 : 410125.0 kHz 811 : 410137.5 kHz 812 : 410150.0 kHz 813 : 410162.5 kHz 814 : 410175.0 kHz 815 : 410187.5 kHz 816 : 410200.0 kHz 817 : 410212.5 kHz 818 : 410225.0 kHz 819 : 410237.5 kHz 820 : 410250.0 kHz 821 : 410262.5 kHz 822 : 410275.0 kHz 823 : 410287.5 kHz 824 : 410300.0 kHz 825 : 410312.5 kHz 826 : 410325.0 kHz 827 : 410337.5 kHz 828 : 410350.0 kHz 829 : 410362.5 kHz 830 : 410375.0 kHz 831 : 410387.5 kHz 832 : 410400.0 kHz 833 : 410412.5 kHz 834 : 410425.0 kHz 835 : 410437.5 kHz 836 : 410450.0 kHz 837 : 410462.5 kHz 838 : 410475.0 kHz 839 : 410487.5 kHz

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913 : 411412.5 kHz 914 : 411425.0 kHz 915 : 411437.5 kHz 916 : 411450.0 kHz 917 : 411462.5 kHz 918 : 411475.0 kHz 919 : 411487.5 kHz 920 : 411500.0 kHz 921 : 411512.5 kHz 922 : 411525.0 kHz 923 : 411537.5 kHz 924 : 411550.0 kHz 925 : 411562.5 kHz 926 : 411575.0 kHz 927 : 411587.5 kHz 928 : 411600.0 kHz 929 : 411612.5 kHz 930 : 411625.0 kHz 931 : 411637.5 kHz 932 : 411650.0 kHz 933 : 411662.5 kHz 934 : 411675.0 kHz 935 : 411687.5 kHz 936 : 411700.0 kHz 937 : 411712.5 kHz 938 : 411725.0 kHz 939 : 411737.5 kHz 940 : 411750.0 kHz 941 : 411762.5 kHz 942 : 411775.0 kHz 943 : 411787.5 kHz 944 : 411800.0 kHz 945 : 411812.5 kHz 946 : 411825.0 kHz 947 : 411837.5 kHz 948 : 411850.0 kHz 949 : 411862.5 kHz 950 : 411875.0 kHz 951 : 411887.5 kHz 952 : 411900.0 kHz 953 : 411912.5 kHz 954 : 411925.0 kHz 955 : 411937.5 kHz 956 : 411950.0 kHz 957 : 411962.5 kHz 958 : 411975.0 kHz 959 : 411987.5 kHz 960 : 412000.0 kHz 961 : 412012.5 kHz 962 : 412025.0 kHz 963 : 412037.5 kHz 964 : 412050.0 kHz 965 : 412062.5 kHz 966 : 412075.0 kHz 967 : 412087.5 kHz 968 : 412100.0 kHz 969 : 412112.5 kHz 970 : 412125.0 kHz 971 : 412137.5 kHz 972 : 412150.0 kHz 973 : 412162.5 kHz 974 : 412175.0 kHz 975 : 412187.5 kHz 976 : 412200.0 kHz 977 : 412212.5 kHz 978 : 412225.0 kHz 979 : 412237.5 kHz 980 : 412250.0 kHz 981 : 412262.5 kHz 982 : 412275.0 kHz 983 : 412287.5 kHz 984 : 412300.0 kHz 985 : 412312.5 kHz

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1059 : 413237.5 kHz 1060 : 413250.0 kHz 1061 : 413262.5 kHz 1062 : 413275.0 kHz 1063 : 413287.5 kHz 1064 : 413300.0 kHz 1065 : 413312.5 kHz 1066 : 413325.0 kHz 1067 : 413337.5 kHz 1068 : 413350.0 kHz 1069 : 413362.5 kHz 1070 : 413375.0 kHz 1071 : 413387.5 kHz 1072 : 413400.0 kHz 1073 : 413412.5 kHz 1074 : 413425.0 kHz 1075 : 413437.5 kHz 1076 : 413450.0 kHz 1077 : 413462.5 kHz 1078 : 413475.0 kHz 1079 : 413487.5 kHz 1080 : 413500.0 kHz 1081 : 413512.5 kHz 1082 : 413525.0 kHz 1083 : 413537.5 kHz 1084 : 413550.0 kHz 1085 : 413562.5 kHz 1086 : 413575.0 kHz 1087 : 413587.5 kHz 1088 : 413600.0 kHz 1089 : 413612.5 kHz 1090 : 413625.0 kHz 1091 : 413637.5 kHz 1092 : 413650.0 kHz 1093 : 413662.5 kHz 1094 : 413675.0 kHz 1095 : 413687.5 kHz 1096 : 413700.0 kHz 1097 : 413712.5 kHz 1098 : 413725.0 kHz 1099 : 413737.5 kHz 1100 : 413750.0 kHz 1101 : 413762.5 kHz 1102 : 413775.0 kHz 1103 : 413787.5 kHz 1104 : 413800.0 kHz 1105 : 413812.5 kHz 1106 : 413825.0 kHz 1107 : 413837.5 kHz 1108 : 413850.0 kHz 1109 : 413862.5 kHz 1110 : 413875.0 kHz 1111 : 413887.5 kHz 1112 : 413900.0 kHz 1113 : 413912.5 kHz 1114 : 413925.0 kHz 1115 : 413937.5 kHz 1116 : 413950.0 kHz 1117 : 413962.5 kHz 1118 : 413975.0 kHz 1119 : 413987.5 kHz 1120 : 414000.0 kHz 1121 : 414012.5 kHz 1122 : 414025.0 kHz 1123 : 414037.5 kHz 1124 : 414050.0 kHz 1125 : 414062.5 kHz 1126 : 414075.0 kHz 1127 : 414087.5 kHz 1128 : 414100.0 kHz 1129 : 414112.5 kHz 1130 : 414125.0 kHz 1131 : 414137.5 kHz

1132 : 414150.0 kHz 1133 : 414162.5 kHz 1134 : 414175.0 kHz 1135 : 414187.5 kHz 1136 : 414200.0 kHz 1137 : 414212.5 kHz 1138 : 414225.0 kHz 1139 : 414237.5 kHz 1140 : 414250.0 kHz 1141 : 414262.5 kHz 1142 : 414275.0 kHz 1143 : 414287.5 kHz 1144 : 414300.0 kHz 1145 : 414312.5 kHz 1146 : 414325.0 kHz 1147 : 414337.5 kHz 1148 : 414350.0 kHz 1149 : 414362.5 kHz 1150 : 414375.0 kHz 1151 : 414387.5 kHz 1152 : 414400.0 kHz 1153 : 414412.5 kHz 1154 : 414425.0 kHz 1155 : 414437.5 kHz 1156 : 414450.0 kHz 1157 : 414462.5 kHz 1158 : 414475.0 kHz 1159 : 414487.5 kHz 1160 : 414500.0 kHz 1161 : 414512.5 kHz 1162 : 414525.0 kHz 1163 : 414537.5 kHz 1164 : 414550.0 kHz 1165 : 414562.5 kHz 1166 : 414575.0 kHz 1167 : 414587.5 kHz 1168 : 414600.0 kHz 1169 : 414612.5 kHz 1170 : 414625.0 kHz 1171 : 414637.5 kHz 1172 : 414650.0 kHz 1173 : 414662.5 kHz 1174 : 414675.0 kHz 1175 : 414687.5 kHz 1176 : 414700.0 kHz 1177 : 414712.5 kHz 1178 : 414725.0 kHz 1179 : 414737.5 kHz 1180 : 414750.0 kHz 1181 : 414762.5 kHz 1182 : 414775.0 kHz 1183 : 414787.5 kHz 1184 : 414800.0 kHz 1185 : 414812.5 kHz 1186 : 414825.0 kHz 1187 : 414837.5 kHz 1188 : 414850.0 kHz 1189 : 414862.5 kHz 1190 : 414875.0 kHz 1191 : 414887.5 kHz 1192 : 414900.0 kHz 1193 : 414912.5 kHz 1194 : 414925.0 kHz 1195 : 414937.5 kHz 1196 : 414950.0 kHz 1197 : 414962.5 kHz 1198 : 414975.0 kHz 1199 : 414987.5 kHz 1200 : 415000.0 kHz 1201 : 415012.5 kHz 1202 : 415025.0 kHz 1203 : 415037.5 kHz 1204 : 415050.0 kHz

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1278 : 415975.0 kHz 1279 : 415987.5 kHz 1280 : 416000.0 kHz 1281 : 416012.5 kHz 1282 : 416025.0 kHz 1283 : 416037.5 kHz 1284 : 416050.0 kHz 1285 : 416062.5 kHz 1286 : 416075.0 kHz 1287 : 416087.5 kHz 1288 : 416100.0 kHz 1289 : 416112.5 kHz 1290 : 416125.0 kHz 1291 : 416137.5 kHz 1292 : 416150.0 kHz 1293 : 416162.5 kHz 1294 : 416175.0 kHz 1295 : 416187.5 kHz 1296 : 416200.0 kHz 1297 : 416212.5 kHz 1298 : 416225.0 kHz 1299 : 416237.5 kHz 1300 : 416250.0 kHz 1301 : 416262.5 kHz 1302 : 416275.0 kHz 1303 : 416287.5 kHz 1304 : 416300.0 kHz 1305 : 416312.5 kHz 1306 : 416325.0 kHz 1307 : 416337.5 kHz 1308 : 416350.0 kHz 1309 : 416362.5 kHz 1310 : 416375.0 kHz 1311 : 416387.5 kHz 1312 : 416400.0 kHz 1313 : 416412.5 kHz 1314 : 416425.0 kHz 1315 : 416437.5 kHz 1316 : 416450.0 kHz 1317 : 416462.5 kHz 1318 : 416475.0 kHz 1319 : 416487.5 kHz 1320 : 416500.0 kHz 1321 : 416512.5 kHz 1322 : 416525.0 kHz 1323 : 416537.5 kHz 1324 : 416550.0 kHz 1325 : 416562.5 kHz 1326 : 416575.0 kHz 1327 : 416587.5 kHz 1328 : 416600.0 kHz 1329 : 416612.5 kHz 1330 : 416625.0 kHz 1331 : 416637.5 kHz 1332 : 416650.0 kHz 1333 : 416662.5 kHz 1334 : 416675.0 kHz 1335 : 416687.5 kHz 1336 : 416700.0 kHz 1337 : 416712.5 kHz 1338 : 416725.0 kHz 1339 : 416737.5 kHz 1340 : 416750.0 kHz 1341 : 416762.5 kHz 1342 : 416775.0 kHz 1343 : 416787.5 kHz 1344 : 416800.0 kHz 1345 : 416812.5 kHz 1346 : 416825.0 kHz 1347 : 416837.5 kHz 1348 : 416850.0 kHz 1349 : 416862.5 kHz 1350 : 416875.0 kHz

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1716 : 421450.0 kHz 1717 : 421462.5 kHz 1718 : 421475.0 kHz 1719 : 421487.5 kHz 1720 : 421500.0 kHz 1721 : 421512.5 kHz 1722 : 421525.0 kHz 1723 : 421537.5 kHz 1724 : 421550.0 kHz 1725 : 421562.5 kHz 1726 : 421575.0 kHz 1727 : 421587.5 kHz 1728 : 421600.0 kHz 1729 : 421612.5 kHz 1730 : 421625.0 kHz 1731 : 421637.5 kHz 1732 : 421650.0 kHz 1733 : 421662.5 kHz 1734 : 421675.0 kHz 1735 : 421687.5 kHz 1736 : 421700.0 kHz 1737 : 421712.5 kHz 1738 : 421725.0 kHz 1739 : 421737.5 kHz 1740 : 421750.0 kHz 1741 : 421762.5 kHz 1742 : 421775.0 kHz 1743 : 421787.5 kHz 1744 : 421800.0 kHz 1745 : 421812.5 kHz 1746 : 421825.0 kHz 1747 : 421837.5 kHz 1748 : 421850.0 kHz 1749 : 421862.5 kHz 1750 : 421875.0 kHz 1751 : 421887.5 kHz 1752 : 421900.0 kHz 1753 : 421912.5 kHz 1754 : 421925.0 kHz 1755 : 421937.5 kHz 1756 : 421950.0 kHz 1757 : 421962.5 kHz 1758 : 421975.0 kHz 1759 : 421987.5 kHz 1760 : 422000.0 kHz 1761 : 422012.5 kHz 1762 : 422025.0 kHz 1763 : 422037.5 kHz 1764 : 422050.0 kHz 1765 : 422062.5 kHz 1766 : 422075.0 kHz 1767 : 422087.5 kHz 1768 : 422100.0 kHz 1769 : 422112.5 kHz 1770 : 422125.0 kHz 1771 : 422137.5 kHz 1772 : 422150.0 kHz 1773 : 422162.5 kHz 1774 : 422175.0 kHz 1775 : 422187.5 kHz 1776 : 422200.0 kHz 1777 : 422212.5 kHz 1778 : 422225.0 kHz 1779 : 422237.5 kHz 1780 : 422250.0 kHz 1781 : 422262.5 kHz 1782 : 422275.0 kHz 1783 : 422287.5 kHz 1784 : 422300.0 kHz 1785 : 422312.5 kHz 1786 : 422325.0 kHz 1787 : 422337.5 kHz 1788 : 422350.0 kHz

1789 : 422362.5 kHz 1790 : 422375.0 kHz 1791 : 422387.5 kHz 1792 : 422400.0 kHz 1793 : 422412.5 kHz 1794 : 422425.0 kHz 1795 : 422437.5 kHz 1796 : 422450.0 kHz 1797 : 422462.5 kHz 1798 : 422475.0 kHz 1799 : 422487.5 kHz 1800 : 422500.0 kHz 1801 : 422512.5 kHz 1802 : 422525.0 kHz 1803 : 422537.5 kHz 1804 : 422550.0 kHz 1805 : 422562.5 kHz 1806 : 422575.0 kHz 1807 : 422587.5 kHz 1808 : 422600.0 kHz 1809 : 422612.5 kHz 1810 : 422625.0 kHz 1811 : 422637.5 kHz 1812 : 422650.0 kHz 1813 : 422662.5 kHz 1814 : 422675.0 kHz 1815 : 422687.5 kHz 1816 : 422700.0 kHz 1817 : 422712.5 kHz 1818 : 422725.0 kHz 1819 : 422737.5 kHz 1820 : 422750.0 kHz 1821 : 422762.5 kHz 1822 : 422775.0 kHz 1823 : 422787.5 kHz 1824 : 422800.0 kHz 1825 : 422812.5 kHz 1826 : 422825.0 kHz 1827 : 422837.5 kHz 1828 : 422850.0 kHz 1829 : 422862.5 kHz 1830 : 422875.0 kHz 1831 : 422887.5 kHz 1832 : 422900.0 kHz 1833 : 422912.5 kHz 1834 : 422925.0 kHz 1835 : 422937.5 kHz 1836 : 422950.0 kHz 1837 : 422962.5 kHz 1838 : 422975.0 kHz 1839 : 422987.5 kHz 1840 : 423000.0 kHz 1841 : 423012.5 kHz 1842 : 423025.0 kHz 1843 : 423037.5 kHz 1844 : 423050.0 kHz 1845 : 423062.5 kHz 1846 : 423075.0 kHz 1847 : 423087.5 kHz 1848 : 423100.0 kHz 1849 : 423112.5 kHz 1850 : 423125.0 kHz 1851 : 423137.5 kHz 1852 : 423150.0 kHz 1853 : 423162.5 kHz 1854 : 423175.0 kHz 1855 : 423187.5 kHz 1856 : 423200.0 kHz 1857 : 423212.5 kHz 1858 : 423225.0 kHz 1859 : 423237.5 kHz 1860 : 423250.0 kHz 1861 : 423262.5 kHz

1862 : 423275.0 kHz 1863 : 423287.5 kHz 1864 : 423300.0 kHz 1865 : 423312.5 kHz 1866 : 423325.0 kHz 1867 : 423337.5 kHz 1868 : 423350.0 kHz 1869 : 423362.5 kHz 1870 : 423375.0 kHz 1871 : 423387.5 kHz 1872 : 423400.0 kHz 1873 : 423412.5 kHz 1874 : 423425.0 kHz 1875 : 423437.5 kHz 1876 : 423450.0 kHz 1877 : 423462.5 kHz 1878 : 423475.0 kHz 1879 : 423487.5 kHz 1880 : 423500.0 kHz 1881 : 423512.5 kHz 1882 : 423525.0 kHz 1883 : 423537.5 kHz 1884 : 423550.0 kHz 1885 : 423562.5 kHz 1886 : 423575.0 kHz 1887 : 423587.5 kHz 1888 : 423600.0 kHz 1889 : 423612.5 kHz 1890 : 423625.0 kHz 1891 : 423637.5 kHz 1892 : 423650.0 kHz 1893 : 423662.5 kHz 1894 : 423675.0 kHz 1895 : 423687.5 kHz 1896 : 423700.0 kHz 1897 : 423712.5 kHz 1898 : 423725.0 kHz 1899 : 423737.5 kHz 1900 : 423750.0 kHz 1901 : 423762.5 kHz 1902 : 423775.0 kHz 1903 : 423787.5 kHz 1904 : 423800.0 kHz 1905 : 423812.5 kHz 1906 : 423825.0 kHz 1907 : 423837.5 kHz 1908 : 423850.0 kHz 1909 : 423862.5 kHz 1910 : 423875.0 kHz 1911 : 423887.5 kHz 1912 : 423900.0 kHz 1913 : 423912.5 kHz 1914 : 423925.0 kHz 1915 : 423937.5 kHz 1916 : 423950.0 kHz 1917 : 423962.5 kHz 1918 : 423975.0 kHz 1919 : 423987.5 kHz 1920 : 424000.0 kHz 1921 : 424012.5 kHz 1922 : 424025.0 kHz 1923 : 424037.5 kHz 1924 : 424050.0 kHz 1925 : 424062.5 kHz 1926 : 424075.0 kHz 1927 : 424087.5 kHz 1928 : 424100.0 kHz 1929 : 424112.5 kHz 1930 : 424125.0 kHz 1931 : 424137.5 kHz 1932 : 424150.0 kHz 1933 : 424162.5 kHz 1934 : 424175.0 kHz

1935 : 424187.5 kHz 1936 : 424200.0 kHz 1937 : 424212.5 kHz 1938 : 424225.0 kHz 1939 : 424237.5 kHz 1940 : 424250.0 kHz 1941 : 424262.5 kHz 1942 : 424275.0 kHz 1943 : 424287.5 kHz 1944 : 424300.0 kHz 1945 : 424312.5 kHz 1946 : 424325.0 kHz 1947 : 424337.5 kHz 1948 : 424350.0 kHz 1949 : 424362.5 kHz 1950 : 424375.0 kHz 1951 : 424387.5 kHz 1952 : 424400.0 kHz 1953 : 424412.5 kHz 1954 : 424425.0 kHz 1955 : 424437.5 kHz 1956 : 424450.0 kHz 1957 : 424462.5 kHz 1958 : 424475.0 kHz 1959 : 424487.5 kHz 1960 : 424500.0 kHz 1961 : 424512.5 kHz 1962 : 424525.0 kHz 1963 : 424537.5 kHz 1964 : 424550.0 kHz 1965 : 424562.5 kHz 1966 : 424575.0 kHz 1967 : 424587.5 kHz 1968 : 424600.0 kHz 1969 : 424612.5 kHz 1970 : 424625.0 kHz 1971 : 424637.5 kHz 1972 : 424650.0 kHz 1973 : 424662.5 kHz 1974 : 424675.0 kHz 1975 : 424687.5 kHz 1976 : 424700.0 kHz 1977 : 424712.5 kHz 1978 : 424725.0 kHz 1979 : 424737.5 kHz 1980 : 424750.0 kHz 1981 : 424762.5 kHz 1982 : 424775.0 kHz 1983 : 424787.5 kHz 1984 : 424800.0 kHz 1985 : 424812.5 kHz 1986 : 424825.0 kHz 1987 : 424837.5 kHz 1988 : 424850.0 kHz 1989 : 424862.5 kHz 1990 : 424875.0 kHz 1991 : 424887.5 kHz 1992 : 424900.0 kHz 1993 : 424912.5 kHz 1994 : 424925.0 kHz 1995 : 424937.5 kHz 1996 : 424950.0 kHz 1997 : 424962.5 kHz 1998 : 424975.0 kHz 1999 : 424987.5 kHz 2000 : 425000.0 kHz 2001 : 425012.5 kHz 2002 : 425025.0 kHz 2003 : 425037.5 kHz 2004 : 425050.0 kHz 2005 : 425062.5 kHz 2006 : 425075.0 kHz 2007 : 425087.5 kHz

2008 : 425100.0 kHz 2009 : 425112.5 kHz 2010 : 425125.0 kHz 2011 : 425137.5 kHz 2012 : 425150.0 kHz 2013 : 425162.5 kHz 2014 : 425175.0 kHz 2015 : 425187.5 kHz 2016 : 425200.0 kHz 2017 : 425212.5 kHz 2018 : 425225.0 kHz 2019 : 425237.5 kHz 2020 : 425250.0 kHz 2021 : 425262.5 kHz 2022 : 425275.0 kHz 2023 : 425287.5 kHz 2024 : 425300.0 kHz 2025 : 425312.5 kHz 2026 : 425325.0 kHz 2027 : 425337.5 kHz 2028 : 425350.0 kHz 2029 : 425362.5 kHz 2030 : 425375.0 kHz 2031 : 425387.5 kHz 2032 : 425400.0 kHz 2033 : 425412.5 kHz 2034 : 425425.0 kHz 2035 : 425437.5 kHz 2036 : 425450.0 kHz 2037 : 425462.5 kHz 2038 : 425475.0 kHz 2039 : 425487.5 kHz 2040 : 425500.0 kHz 2041 : 425512.5 kHz 2042 : 425525.0 kHz 2043 : 425537.5 kHz 2044 : 425550.0 kHz 2045 : 425562.5 kHz 2046 : 425575.0 kHz 2047 : 425587.5 kHz 2048 : 425600.0 kHz 2049 : 425612.5 kHz 2050 : 425625.0 kHz 2051 : 425637.5 kHz 2052 : 425650.0 kHz 2053 : 425662.5 kHz 2054 : 425675.0 kHz 2055 : 425687.5 kHz 2056 : 425700.0 kHz 2057 : 425712.5 kHz 2058 : 425725.0 kHz 2059 : 425737.5 kHz 2060 : 425750.0 kHz 2061 : 425762.5 kHz 2062 : 425775.0 kHz 2063 : 425787.5 kHz 2064 : 425800.0 kHz 2065 : 425812.5 kHz 2066 : 425825.0 kHz 2067 : 425837.5 kHz 2068 : 425850.0 kHz 2069 : 425862.5 kHz 2070 : 425875.0 kHz 2071 : 425887.5 kHz 2072 : 425900.0 kHz 2073 : 425912.5 kHz 2074 : 425925.0 kHz 2075 : 425937.5 kHz 2076 : 425950.0 kHz 2077 : 425962.5 kHz 2078 : 425975.0 kHz 2079 : 425987.5 kHz 2080 : 426000.0 kHz

2081 : 426012.5 kHz 2082 : 426025.0 kHz 2083 : 426037.5 kHz 2084 : 426050.0 kHz 2085 : 426062.5 kHz 2086 : 426075.0 kHz 2087 : 426087.5 kHz 2088 : 426100.0 kHz 2089 : 426112.5 kHz 2090 : 426125.0 kHz 2091 : 426137.5 kHz 2092 : 426150.0 kHz 2093 : 426162.5 kHz 2094 : 426175.0 kHz 2095 : 426187.5 kHz 2096 : 426200.0 kHz 2097 : 426212.5 kHz 2098 : 426225.0 kHz 2099 : 426237.5 kHz 2100 : 426250.0 kHz 2101 : 426262.5 kHz 2102 : 426275.0 kHz 2103 : 426287.5 kHz 2104 : 426300.0 kHz 2105 : 426312.5 kHz 2106 : 426325.0 kHz 2107 : 426337.5 kHz 2108 : 426350.0 kHz 2109 : 426362.5 kHz 2110 : 426375.0 kHz 2111 : 426387.5 kHz 2112 : 426400.0 kHz 2113 : 426412.5 kHz 2114 : 426425.0 kHz 2115 : 426437.5 kHz 2116 : 426450.0 kHz 2117 : 426462.5 kHz 2118 : 426475.0 kHz 2119 : 426487.5 kHz 2120 : 426500.0 kHz 2121 : 426512.5 kHz 2122 : 426525.0 kHz 2123 : 426537.5 kHz 2124 : 426550.0 kHz 2125 : 426562.5 kHz 2126 : 426575.0 kHz 2127 : 426587.5 kHz 2128 : 426600.0 kHz 2129 : 426612.5 kHz 2130 : 426625.0 kHz 2131 : 426637.5 kHz 2132 : 426650.0 kHz 2133 : 426662.5 kHz 2134 : 426675.0 kHz 2135 : 426687.5 kHz 2136 : 426700.0 kHz 2137 : 426712.5 kHz 2138 : 426725.0 kHz 2139 : 426737.5 kHz 2140 : 426750.0 kHz 2141 : 426762.5 kHz 2142 : 426775.0 kHz 2143 : 426787.5 kHz 2144 : 426800.0 kHz 2145 : 426812.5 kHz 2146 : 426825.0 kHz 2147 : 426837.5 kHz 2148 : 426850.0 kHz 2149 : 426862.5 kHz 2150 : 426875.0 kHz 2151 : 426887.5 kHz 2152 : 426900.0 kHz 2153 : 426912.5 kHz

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2154 : 426925.0 kHz 2155 : 426937.5 kHz 2156 : 426950.0 kHz 2157 : 426962.5 kHz 2158 : 426975.0 kHz 2159 : 426987.5 kHz 2160 : 427000.0 kHz 2161 : 427012.5 kHz 2162 : 427025.0 kHz 2163 : 427037.5 kHz 2164 : 427050.0 kHz 2165 : 427062.5 kHz 2166 : 427075.0 kHz 2167 : 427087.5 kHz 2168 : 427100.0 kHz 2169 : 427112.5 kHz 2170 : 427125.0 kHz 2171 : 427137.5 kHz 2172 : 427150.0 kHz 2173 : 427162.5 kHz 2174 : 427175.0 kHz 2175 : 427187.5 kHz 2176 : 427200.0 kHz 2177 : 427212.5 kHz 2178 : 427225.0 kHz 2179 : 427237.5 kHz 2180 : 427250.0 kHz 2181 : 427262.5 kHz 2182 : 427275.0 kHz 2183 : 427287.5 kHz 2184 : 427300.0 kHz 2185 : 427312.5 kHz 2186 : 427325.0 kHz 2187 : 427337.5 kHz 2188 : 427350.0 kHz 2189 : 427362.5 kHz 2190 : 427375.0 kHz 2191 : 427387.5 kHz 2192 : 427400.0 kHz 2193 : 427412.5 kHz 2194 : 427425.0 kHz 2195 : 427437.5 kHz 2196 : 427450.0 kHz 2197 : 427462.5 kHz 2198 : 427475.0 kHz 2199 : 427487.5 kHz 2200 : 427500.0 kHz 2201 : 427512.5 kHz 2202 : 427525.0 kHz 2203 : 427537.5 kHz 2204 : 427550.0 kHz 2205 : 427562.5 kHz 2206 : 427575.0 kHz 2207 : 427587.5 kHz 2208 : 427600.0 kHz 2209 : 427612.5 kHz 2210 : 427625.0 kHz 2211 : 427637.5 kHz 2212 : 427650.0 kHz 2213 : 427662.5 kHz 2214 : 427675.0 kHz 2215 : 427687.5 kHz 2216 : 427700.0 kHz 2217 : 427712.5 kHz 2218 : 427725.0 kHz 2219 : 427737.5 kHz 2220 : 427750.0 kHz 2221 : 427762.5 kHz 2222 : 427775.0 kHz 2223 : 427787.5 kHz 2224 : 427800.0 kHz 2225 : 427812.5 kHz 2226 : 427825.0 kHz

2227 : 427837.5 kHz 2228 : 427850.0 kHz 2229 : 427862.5 kHz 2230 : 427875.0 kHz 2231 : 427887.5 kHz 2232 : 427900.0 kHz 2233 : 427912.5 kHz 2234 : 427925.0 kHz 2235 : 427937.5 kHz 2236 : 427950.0 kHz 2237 : 427962.5 kHz 2238 : 427975.0 kHz 2239 : 427987.5 kHz 2240 : 428000.0 kHz 2241 : 428012.5 kHz 2242 : 428025.0 kHz 2243 : 428037.5 kHz 2244 : 428050.0 kHz 2245 : 428062.5 kHz 2246 : 428075.0 kHz 2247 : 428087.5 kHz 2248 : 428100.0 kHz 2249 : 428112.5 kHz 2250 : 428125.0 kHz 2251 : 428137.5 kHz 2252 : 428150.0 kHz 2253 : 428162.5 kHz 2254 : 428175.0 kHz 2255 : 428187.5 kHz 2256 : 428200.0 kHz 2257 : 428212.5 kHz 2258 : 428225.0 kHz 2259 : 428237.5 kHz 2260 : 428250.0 kHz 2261 : 428262.5 kHz 2262 : 428275.0 kHz 2263 : 428287.5 kHz 2264 : 428300.0 kHz 2265 : 428312.5 kHz 2266 : 428325.0 kHz 2267 : 428337.5 kHz 2268 : 428350.0 kHz 2269 : 428362.5 kHz 2270 : 428375.0 kHz 2271 : 428387.5 kHz 2272 : 428400.0 kHz 2273 : 428412.5 kHz 2274 : 428425.0 kHz 2275 : 428437.5 kHz 2276 : 428450.0 kHz 2277 : 428462.5 kHz 2278 : 428475.0 kHz 2279 : 428487.5 kHz 2280 : 428500.0 kHz 2281 : 428512.5 kHz 2282 : 428525.0 kHz 2283 : 428537.5 kHz 2284 : 428550.0 kHz 2285 : 428562.5 kHz 2286 : 428575.0 kHz 2287 : 428587.5 kHz 2288 : 428600.0 kHz 2289 : 428612.5 kHz 2290 : 428625.0 kHz 2291 : 428637.5 kHz 2292 : 428650.0 kHz 2293 : 428662.5 kHz 2294 : 428675.0 kHz 2295 : 428687.5 kHz 2296 : 428700.0 kHz 2297 : 428712.5 kHz 2298 : 428725.0 kHz 2299 : 428737.5 kHz

2300 : 428750.0 kHz 2301 : 428762.5 kHz 2302 : 428775.0 kHz 2303 : 428787.5 kHz 2304 : 428800.0 kHz 2305 : 428812.5 kHz 2306 : 428825.0 kHz 2307 : 428837.5 kHz 2308 : 428850.0 kHz 2309 : 428862.5 kHz 2310 : 428875.0 kHz 2311 : 428887.5 kHz 2312 : 428900.0 kHz 2313 : 428912.5 kHz 2314 : 428925.0 kHz 2315 : 428937.5 kHz 2316 : 428950.0 kHz 2317 : 428962.5 kHz 2318 : 428975.0 kHz 2319 : 428987.5 kHz 2320 : 429000.0 kHz 2321 : 429012.5 kHz 2322 : 429025.0 kHz 2323 : 429037.5 kHz 2324 : 429050.0 kHz 2325 : 429062.5 kHz 2326 : 429075.0 kHz 2327 : 429087.5 kHz 2328 : 429100.0 kHz 2329 : 429112.5 kHz 2330 : 429125.0 kHz 2331 : 429137.5 kHz 2332 : 429150.0 kHz 2333 : 429162.5 kHz 2334 : 429175.0 kHz 2335 : 429187.5 kHz 2336 : 429200.0 kHz 2337 : 429212.5 kHz 2338 : 429225.0 kHz 2339 : 429237.5 kHz 2340 : 429250.0 kHz 2341 : 429262.5 kHz 2342 : 429275.0 kHz 2343 : 429287.5 kHz 2344 : 429300.0 kHz 2345 : 429312.5 kHz 2346 : 429325.0 kHz 2347 : 429337.5 kHz 2348 : 429350.0 kHz 2349 : 429362.5 kHz 2350 : 429375.0 kHz 2351 : 429387.5 kHz 2352 : 429400.0 kHz 2353 : 429412.5 kHz 2354 : 429425.0 kHz 2355 : 429437.5 kHz 2356 : 429450.0 kHz 2357 : 429462.5 kHz 2358 : 429475.0 kHz 2359 : 429487.5 kHz 2360 : 429500.0 kHz 2361 : 429512.5 kHz 2362 : 429525.0 kHz 2363 : 429537.5 kHz 2364 : 429550.0 kHz 2365 : 429562.5 kHz 2366 : 429575.0 kHz 2367 : 429587.5 kHz 2368 : 429600.0 kHz 2369 : 429612.5 kHz 2370 : 429625.0 kHz 2371 : 429637.5 kHz 2372 : 429650.0 kHz

2373 : 429662.5 kHz 2374 : 429675.0 kHz 2375 : 429687.5 kHz 2376 : 429700.0 kHz 2377 : 429712.5 kHz 2378 : 429725.0 kHz 2379 : 429737.5 kHz 2380 : 429750.0 kHz 2381 : 429762.5 kHz 2382 : 429775.0 kHz 2383 : 429787.5 kHz 2384 : 429800.0 kHz 2385 : 429812.5 kHz 2386 : 429825.0 kHz 2387 : 429837.5 kHz 2388 : 429850.0 kHz 2389 : 429862.5 kHz 2390 : 429875.0 kHz 2391 : 429887.5 kHz 2392 : 429900.0 kHz 2393 : 429912.5 kHz 2394 : 429925.0 kHz 2395 : 429937.5 kHz 2396 : 429950.0 kHz 2397 : 429962.5 kHz 2398 : 429975.0 kHz 2399 : 429987.5 kHz 2400 : 430000.0 kHz 2401 : 430012.5 kHz 2402 : 430025.0 kHz 2403 : 430037.5 kHz 2404 : 430050.0 kHz 2405 : 430062.5 kHz 2406 : 430075.0 kHz 2407 : 430087.5 kHz 2408 : 430100.0 kHz 2409 : 430112.5 kHz 2410 : 430125.0 kHz 2411 : 430137.5 kHz 2412 : 430150.0 kHz 2413 : 430162.5 kHz 2414 : 430175.0 kHz 2415 : 430187.5 kHz 2416 : 430200.0 kHz 2417 : 430212.5 kHz 2418 : 430225.0 kHz 2419 : 430237.5 kHz 2420 : 430250.0 kHz 2421 : 430262.5 kHz 2422 : 430275.0 kHz 2423 : 430287.5 kHz 2424 : 430300.0 kHz 2425 : 430312.5 kHz 2426 : 430325.0 kHz 2427 : 430337.5 kHz 2428 : 430350.0 kHz 2429 : 430362.5 kHz 2430 : 430375.0 kHz 2431 : 430387.5 kHz 2432 : 430400.0 kHz 2433 : 430412.5 kHz 2434 : 430425.0 kHz 2435 : 430437.5 kHz 2436 : 430450.0 kHz 2437 : 430462.5 kHz 2438 : 430475.0 kHz 2439 : 430487.5 kHz 2440 : 430500.0 kHz 2441 : 430512.5 kHz 2442 : 430525.0 kHz 2443 : 430537.5 kHz 2444 : 430550.0 kHz 2445 : 430562.5 kHz

2446 : 430575.0 kHz 2447 : 430587.5 kHz 2448 : 430600.0 kHz 2449 : 430612.5 kHz 2450 : 430625.0 kHz 2451 : 430637.5 kHz 2452 : 430650.0 kHz 2453 : 430662.5 kHz 2454 : 430675.0 kHz 2455 : 430687.5 kHz 2456 : 430700.0 kHz 2457 : 430712.5 kHz 2458 : 430725.0 kHz 2459 : 430737.5 kHz 2460 : 430750.0 kHz 2461 : 430762.5 kHz 2462 : 430775.0 kHz 2463 : 430787.5 kHz 2464 : 430800.0 kHz 2465 : 430812.5 kHz 2466 : 430825.0 kHz 2467 : 430837.5 kHz 2468 : 430850.0 kHz 2469 : 430862.5 kHz 2470 : 430875.0 kHz 2471 : 430887.5 kHz 2472 : 430900.0 kHz 2473 : 430912.5 kHz 2474 : 430925.0 kHz 2475 : 430937.5 kHz 2476 : 430950.0 kHz 2477 : 430962.5 kHz 2478 : 430975.0 kHz 2479 : 430987.5 kHz 2480 : 431000.0 kHz 2481 : 431012.5 kHz 2482 : 431025.0 kHz 2483 : 431037.5 kHz 2484 : 431050.0 kHz 2485 : 431062.5 kHz 2486 : 431075.0 kHz 2487 : 431087.5 kHz 2488 : 431100.0 kHz 2489 : 431112.5 kHz 2490 : 431125.0 kHz 2491 : 431137.5 kHz 2492 : 431150.0 kHz 2493 : 431162.5 kHz 2494 : 431175.0 kHz 2495 : 431187.5 kHz 2496 : 431200.0 kHz 2497 : 431212.5 kHz 2498 : 431225.0 kHz 2499 : 431237.5 kHz 2500 : 431250.0 kHz 2501 : 431262.5 kHz 2502 : 431275.0 kHz 2503 : 431287.5 kHz 2504 : 431300.0 kHz 2505 : 431312.5 kHz 2506 : 431325.0 kHz 2507 : 431337.5 kHz 2508 : 431350.0 kHz 2509 : 431362.5 kHz 2510 : 431375.0 kHz 2511 : 431387.5 kHz 2512 : 431400.0 kHz 2513 : 431412.5 kHz 2514 : 431425.0 kHz 2515 : 431437.5 kHz 2516 : 431450.0 kHz 2517 : 431462.5 kHz 2518 : 431475.0 kHz

2519 : 431487.5 kHz 2520 : 431500.0 kHz 2521 : 431512.5 kHz 2522 : 431525.0 kHz 2523 : 431537.5 kHz 2524 : 431550.0 kHz 2525 : 431562.5 kHz 2526 : 431575.0 kHz 2527 : 431587.5 kHz 2528 : 431600.0 kHz 2529 : 431612.5 kHz 2530 : 431625.0 kHz 2531 : 431637.5 kHz 2532 : 431650.0 kHz 2533 : 431662.5 kHz 2534 : 431675.0 kHz 2535 : 431687.5 kHz 2536 : 431700.0 kHz 2537 : 431712.5 kHz 2538 : 431725.0 kHz 2539 : 431737.5 kHz 2540 : 431750.0 kHz 2541 : 431762.5 kHz 2542 : 431775.0 kHz 2543 : 431787.5 kHz 2544 : 431800.0 kHz 2545 : 431812.5 kHz 2546 : 431825.0 kHz 2547 : 431837.5 kHz 2548 : 431850.0 kHz 2549 : 431862.5 kHz 2550 : 431875.0 kHz 2551 : 431887.5 kHz 2552 : 431900.0 kHz 2553 : 431912.5 kHz 2554 : 431925.0 kHz 2555 : 431937.5 kHz 2556 : 431950.0 kHz 2557 : 431962.5 kHz 2558 : 431975.0 kHz 2559 : 431987.5 kHz 2560 : 432000.0 kHz 2561 : 432012.5 kHz 2562 : 432025.0 kHz 2563 : 432037.5 kHz 2564 : 432050.0 kHz 2565 : 432062.5 kHz 2566 : 432075.0 kHz 2567 : 432087.5 kHz 2568 : 432100.0 kHz 2569 : 432112.5 kHz 2570 : 432125.0 kHz 2571 : 432137.5 kHz 2572 : 432150.0 kHz 2573 : 432162.5 kHz 2574 : 432175.0 kHz 2575 : 432187.5 kHz 2576 : 432200.0 kHz 2577 : 432212.5 kHz 2578 : 432225.0 kHz 2579 : 432237.5 kHz 2580 : 432250.0 kHz 2581 : 432262.5 kHz 2582 : 432275.0 kHz 2583 : 432287.5 kHz 2584 : 432300.0 kHz 2585 : 432312.5 kHz 2586 : 432325.0 kHz 2587 : 432337.5 kHz 2588 : 432350.0 kHz 2589 : 432362.5 kHz 2590 : 432375.0 kHz 2591 : 432387.5 kHz

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2592 : 432400.0 kHz 2593 : 432412.5 kHz 2594 : 432425.0 kHz 2595 : 432437.5 kHz 2596 : 432450.0 kHz 2597 : 432462.5 kHz 2598 : 432475.0 kHz 2599 : 432487.5 kHz 2600 : 432500.0 kHz 2601 : 432512.5 kHz 2602 : 432525.0 kHz 2603 : 432537.5 kHz 2604 : 432550.0 kHz 2605 : 432562.5 kHz 2606 : 432575.0 kHz 2607 : 432587.5 kHz 2608 : 432600.0 kHz 2609 : 432612.5 kHz 2610 : 432625.0 kHz 2611 : 432637.5 kHz 2612 : 432650.0 kHz 2613 : 432662.5 kHz 2614 : 432675.0 kHz 2615 : 432687.5 kHz 2616 : 432700.0 kHz 2617 : 432712.5 kHz 2618 : 432725.0 kHz 2619 : 432737.5 kHz 2620 : 432750.0 kHz 2621 : 432762.5 kHz 2622 : 432775.0 kHz 2623 : 432787.5 kHz 2624 : 432800.0 kHz 2625 : 432812.5 kHz 2626 : 432825.0 kHz 2627 : 432837.5 kHz 2628 : 432850.0 kHz 2629 : 432862.5 kHz 2630 : 432875.0 kHz 2631 : 432887.5 kHz 2632 : 432900.0 kHz 2633 : 432912.5 kHz 2634 : 432925.0 kHz 2635 : 432937.5 kHz 2636 : 432950.0 kHz 2637 : 432962.5 kHz 2638 : 432975.0 kHz 2639 : 432987.5 kHz 2640 : 433000.0 kHz 2641 : 433012.5 kHz 2642 : 433025.0 kHz 2643 : 433037.5 kHz 2644 : 433050.0 kHz 2645 : 433062.5 kHz 2646 : 433075.0 kHz 2647 : 433087.5 kHz 2648 : 433100.0 kHz 2649 : 433112.5 kHz 2650 : 433125.0 kHz 2651 : 433137.5 kHz 2652 : 433150.0 kHz 2653 : 433162.5 kHz 2654 : 433175.0 kHz 2655 : 433187.5 kHz 2656 : 433200.0 kHz 2657 : 433212.5 kHz 2658 : 433225.0 kHz 2659 : 433237.5 kHz 2660 : 433250.0 kHz 2661 : 433262.5 kHz 2662 : 433275.0 kHz 2663 : 433287.5 kHz 2664 : 433300.0 kHz

2665 : 433312.5 kHz 2666 : 433325.0 kHz 2667 : 433337.5 kHz 2668 : 433350.0 kHz 2669 : 433362.5 kHz 2670 : 433375.0 kHz 2671 : 433387.5 kHz 2672 : 433400.0 kHz 2673 : 433412.5 kHz 2674 : 433425.0 kHz 2675 : 433437.5 kHz 2676 : 433450.0 kHz 2677 : 433462.5 kHz 2678 : 433475.0 kHz 2679 : 433487.5 kHz 2680 : 433500.0 kHz 2681 : 433512.5 kHz 2682 : 433525.0 kHz 2683 : 433537.5 kHz 2684 : 433550.0 kHz 2685 : 433562.5 kHz 2686 : 433575.0 kHz 2687 : 433587.5 kHz 2688 : 433600.0 kHz 2689 : 433612.5 kHz 2690 : 433625.0 kHz 2691 : 433637.5 kHz 2692 : 433650.0 kHz 2693 : 433662.5 kHz 2694 : 433675.0 kHz 2695 : 433687.5 kHz 2696 : 433700.0 kHz 2697 : 433712.5 kHz 2698 : 433725.0 kHz 2699 : 433737.5 kHz 2700 : 433750.0 kHz 2701 : 433762.5 kHz 2702 : 433775.0 kHz 2703 : 433787.5 kHz 2704 : 433800.0 kHz 2705 : 433812.5 kHz 2706 : 433825.0 kHz 2707 : 433837.5 kHz 2708 : 433850.0 kHz 2709 : 433862.5 kHz 2710 : 433875.0 kHz 2711 : 433887.5 kHz 2712 : 433900.0 kHz 2713 : 433912.5 kHz 2714 : 433925.0 kHz 2715 : 433937.5 kHz 2716 : 433950.0 kHz 2717 : 433962.5 kHz 2718 : 433975.0 kHz 2719 : 433987.5 kHz 2720 : 434000.0 kHz 2721 : 434012.5 kHz 2722 : 434025.0 kHz 2723 : 434037.5 kHz 2724 : 434050.0 kHz 2725 : 434062.5 kHz 2726 : 434075.0 kHz 2727 : 434087.5 kHz 2728 : 434100.0 kHz 2729 : 434112.5 kHz 2730 : 434125.0 kHz 2731 : 434137.5 kHz 2732 : 434150.0 kHz 2733 : 434162.5 kHz 2734 : 434175.0 kHz 2735 : 434187.5 kHz 2736 : 434200.0 kHz 2737 : 434212.5 kHz

2738 : 434225.0 kHz 2739 : 434237.5 kHz 2740 : 434250.0 kHz 2741 : 434262.5 kHz 2742 : 434275.0 kHz 2743 : 434287.5 kHz 2744 : 434300.0 kHz 2745 : 434312.5 kHz 2746 : 434325.0 kHz 2747 : 434337.5 kHz 2748 : 434350.0 kHz 2749 : 434362.5 kHz 2750 : 434375.0 kHz 2751 : 434387.5 kHz 2752 : 434400.0 kHz 2753 : 434412.5 kHz 2754 : 434425.0 kHz 2755 : 434437.5 kHz 2756 : 434450.0 kHz 2757 : 434462.5 kHz 2758 : 434475.0 kHz 2759 : 434487.5 kHz 2760 : 434500.0 kHz 2761 : 434512.5 kHz 2762 : 434525.0 kHz 2763 : 434537.5 kHz 2764 : 434550.0 kHz 2765 : 434562.5 kHz 2766 : 434575.0 kHz 2767 : 434587.5 kHz 2768 : 434600.0 kHz 2769 : 434612.5 kHz 2770 : 434625.0 kHz 2771 : 434637.5 kHz 2772 : 434650.0 kHz 2773 : 434662.5 kHz 2774 : 434675.0 kHz 2775 : 434687.5 kHz 2776 : 434700.0 kHz 2777 : 434712.5 kHz 2778 : 434725.0 kHz 2779 : 434737.5 kHz 2780 : 434750.0 kHz 2781 : 434762.5 kHz 2782 : 434775.0 kHz 2783 : 434787.5 kHz 2784 : 434800.0 kHz 2785 : 434812.5 kHz 2786 : 434825.0 kHz 2787 : 434837.5 kHz 2788 : 434850.0 kHz 2789 : 434862.5 kHz 2790 : 434875.0 kHz 2791 : 434887.5 kHz 2792 : 434900.0 kHz 2793 : 434912.5 kHz 2794 : 434925.0 kHz 2795 : 434937.5 kHz 2796 : 434950.0 kHz 2797 : 434962.5 kHz 2798 : 434975.0 kHz 2799 : 434987.5 kHz 2800 : 435000.0 kHz 2801 : 435012.5 kHz 2802 : 435025.0 kHz 2803 : 435037.5 kHz 2804 : 435050.0 kHz 2805 : 435062.5 kHz 2806 : 435075.0 kHz 2807 : 435087.5 kHz 2808 : 435100.0 kHz 2809 : 435112.5 kHz 2810 : 435125.0 kHz

2811 : 435137.5 kHz 2812 : 435150.0 kHz 2813 : 435162.5 kHz 2814 : 435175.0 kHz 2815 : 435187.5 kHz 2816 : 435200.0 kHz 2817 : 435212.5 kHz 2818 : 435225.0 kHz 2819 : 435237.5 kHz 2820 : 435250.0 kHz 2821 : 435262.5 kHz 2822 : 435275.0 kHz 2823 : 435287.5 kHz 2824 : 435300.0 kHz 2825 : 435312.5 kHz 2826 : 435325.0 kHz 2827 : 435337.5 kHz 2828 : 435350.0 kHz 2829 : 435362.5 kHz 2830 : 435375.0 kHz 2831 : 435387.5 kHz 2832 : 435400.0 kHz 2833 : 435412.5 kHz 2834 : 435425.0 kHz 2835 : 435437.5 kHz 2836 : 435450.0 kHz 2837 : 435462.5 kHz 2838 : 435475.0 kHz 2839 : 435487.5 kHz 2840 : 435500.0 kHz 2841 : 435512.5 kHz 2842 : 435525.0 kHz 2843 : 435537.5 kHz 2844 : 435550.0 kHz 2845 : 435562.5 kHz 2846 : 435575.0 kHz 2847 : 435587.5 kHz 2848 : 435600.0 kHz 2849 : 435612.5 kHz 2850 : 435625.0 kHz 2851 : 435637.5 kHz 2852 : 435650.0 kHz 2853 : 435662.5 kHz 2854 : 435675.0 kHz 2855 : 435687.5 kHz 2856 : 435700.0 kHz 2857 : 435712.5 kHz 2858 : 435725.0 kHz 2859 : 435737.5 kHz 2860 : 435750.0 kHz 2861 : 435762.5 kHz 2862 : 435775.0 kHz 2863 : 435787.5 kHz 2864 : 435800.0 kHz 2865 : 435812.5 kHz 2866 : 435825.0 kHz 2867 : 435837.5 kHz 2868 : 435850.0 kHz 2869 : 435862.5 kHz 2870 : 435875.0 kHz 2871 : 435887.5 kHz 2872 : 435900.0 kHz 2873 : 435912.5 kHz 2874 : 435925.0 kHz 2875 : 435937.5 kHz 2876 : 435950.0 kHz 2877 : 435962.5 kHz 2878 : 435975.0 kHz 2879 : 435987.5 kHz 2880 : 436000.0 kHz 2881 : 436012.5 kHz 2882 : 436025.0 kHz 2883 : 436037.5 kHz

2884 : 436050.0 kHz 2885 : 436062.5 kHz 2886 : 436075.0 kHz 2887 : 436087.5 kHz 2888 : 436100.0 kHz 2889 : 436112.5 kHz 2890 : 436125.0 kHz 2891 : 436137.5 kHz 2892 : 436150.0 kHz 2893 : 436162.5 kHz 2894 : 436175.0 kHz 2895 : 436187.5 kHz 2896 : 436200.0 kHz 2897 : 436212.5 kHz 2898 : 436225.0 kHz 2899 : 436237.5 kHz 2900 : 436250.0 kHz 2901 : 436262.5 kHz 2902 : 436275.0 kHz 2903 : 436287.5 kHz 2904 : 436300.0 kHz 2905 : 436312.5 kHz 2906 : 436325.0 kHz 2907 : 436337.5 kHz 2908 : 436350.0 kHz 2909 : 436362.5 kHz 2910 : 436375.0 kHz 2911 : 436387.5 kHz 2912 : 436400.0 kHz 2913 : 436412.5 kHz 2914 : 436425.0 kHz 2915 : 436437.5 kHz 2916 : 436450.0 kHz 2917 : 436462.5 kHz 2918 : 436475.0 kHz 2919 : 436487.5 kHz 2920 : 436500.0 kHz 2921 : 436512.5 kHz 2922 : 436525.0 kHz 2923 : 436537.5 kHz 2924 : 436550.0 kHz 2925 : 436562.5 kHz 2926 : 436575.0 kHz 2927 : 436587.5 kHz 2928 : 436600.0 kHz 2929 : 436612.5 kHz 2930 : 436625.0 kHz 2931 : 436637.5 kHz 2932 : 436650.0 kHz 2933 : 436662.5 kHz 2934 : 436675.0 kHz 2935 : 436687.5 kHz 2936 : 436700.0 kHz 2937 : 436712.5 kHz 2938 : 436725.0 kHz 2939 : 436737.5 kHz 2940 : 436750.0 kHz 2941 : 436762.5 kHz 2942 : 436775.0 kHz 2943 : 436787.5 kHz 2944 : 436800.0 kHz 2945 : 436812.5 kHz 2946 : 436825.0 kHz 2947 : 436837.5 kHz 2948 : 436850.0 kHz 2949 : 436862.5 kHz 2950 : 436875.0 kHz 2951 : 436887.5 kHz 2952 : 436900.0 kHz 2953 : 436912.5 kHz 2954 : 436925.0 kHz 2955 : 436937.5 kHz 2956 : 436950.0 kHz

2957 : 436962.5 kHz 2958 : 436975.0 kHz 2959 : 436987.5 kHz 2960 : 437000.0 kHz 2961 : 437012.5 kHz 2962 : 437025.0 kHz 2963 : 437037.5 kHz 2964 : 437050.0 kHz 2965 : 437062.5 kHz 2966 : 437075.0 kHz 2967 : 437087.5 kHz 2968 : 437100.0 kHz 2969 : 437112.5 kHz 2970 : 437125.0 kHz 2971 : 437137.5 kHz 2972 : 437150.0 kHz 2973 : 437162.5 kHz 2974 : 437175.0 kHz 2975 : 437187.5 kHz 2976 : 437200.0 kHz 2977 : 437212.5 kHz 2978 : 437225.0 kHz 2979 : 437237.5 kHz 2980 : 437250.0 kHz 2981 : 437262.5 kHz 2982 : 437275.0 kHz 2983 : 437287.5 kHz 2984 : 437300.0 kHz 2985 : 437312.5 kHz 2986 : 437325.0 kHz 2987 : 437337.5 kHz 2988 : 437350.0 kHz 2989 : 437362.5 kHz 2990 : 437375.0 kHz 2991 : 437387.5 kHz 2992 : 437400.0 kHz 2993 : 437412.5 kHz 2994 : 437425.0 kHz 2995 : 437437.5 kHz 2996 : 437450.0 kHz 2997 : 437462.5 kHz 2998 : 437475.0 kHz 2999 : 437487.5 kHz 3000 : 437500.0 kHz 3001 : 437512.5 kHz 3002 : 437525.0 kHz 3003 : 437537.5 kHz 3004 : 437550.0 kHz 3005 : 437562.5 kHz 3006 : 437575.0 kHz 3007 : 437587.5 kHz 3008 : 437600.0 kHz 3009 : 437612.5 kHz 3010 : 437625.0 kHz 3011 : 437637.5 kHz 3012 : 437650.0 kHz 3013 : 437662.5 kHz 3014 : 437675.0 kHz 3015 : 437687.5 kHz 3016 : 437700.0 kHz 3017 : 437712.5 kHz 3018 : 437725.0 kHz 3019 : 437737.5 kHz 3020 : 437750.0 kHz 3021 : 437762.5 kHz 3022 : 437775.0 kHz 3023 : 437787.5 kHz 3024 : 437800.0 kHz 3025 : 437812.5 kHz 3026 : 437825.0 kHz 3027 : 437837.5 kHz 3028 : 437850.0 kHz 3029 : 437862.5 kHz

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3030 : 437875.0 kHz 3031 : 437887.5 kHz 3032 : 437900.0 kHz 3033 : 437912.5 kHz 3034 : 437925.0 kHz 3035 : 437937.5 kHz 3036 : 437950.0 kHz 3037 : 437962.5 kHz 3038 : 437975.0 kHz 3039 : 437987.5 kHz 3040 : 438000.0 kHz 3041 : 438012.5 kHz 3042 : 438025.0 kHz 3043 : 438037.5 kHz 3044 : 438050.0 kHz 3045 : 438062.5 kHz 3046 : 438075.0 kHz 3047 : 438087.5 kHz 3048 : 438100.0 kHz 3049 : 438112.5 kHz 3050 : 438125.0 kHz 3051 : 438137.5 kHz 3052 : 438150.0 kHz 3053 : 438162.5 kHz 3054 : 438175.0 kHz 3055 : 438187.5 kHz 3056 : 438200.0 kHz 3057 : 438212.5 kHz 3058 : 438225.0 kHz 3059 : 438237.5 kHz 3060 : 438250.0 kHz 3061 : 438262.5 kHz 3062 : 438275.0 kHz 3063 : 438287.5 kHz 3064 : 438300.0 kHz 3065 : 438312.5 kHz 3066 : 438325.0 kHz 3067 : 438337.5 kHz 3068 : 438350.0 kHz 3069 : 438362.5 kHz 3070 : 438375.0 kHz 3071 : 438387.5 kHz 3072 : 438400.0 kHz 3073 : 438412.5 kHz 3074 : 438425.0 kHz 3075 : 438437.5 kHz 3076 : 438450.0 kHz 3077 : 438462.5 kHz 3078 : 438475.0 kHz 3079 : 438487.5 kHz 3080 : 438500.0 kHz 3081 : 438512.5 kHz 3082 : 438525.0 kHz 3083 : 438537.5 kHz 3084 : 438550.0 kHz 3085 : 438562.5 kHz 3086 : 438575.0 kHz 3087 : 438587.5 kHz 3088 : 438600.0 kHz 3089 : 438612.5 kHz 3090 : 438625.0 kHz 3091 : 438637.5 kHz 3092 : 438650.0 kHz 3093 : 438662.5 kHz 3094 : 438675.0 kHz 3095 : 438687.5 kHz 3096 : 438700.0 kHz 3097 : 438712.5 kHz 3098 : 438725.0 kHz 3099 : 438737.5 kHz 3100 : 438750.0 kHz 3101 : 438762.5 kHz 3102 : 438775.0 kHz

3103 : 438787.5 kHz 3104 : 438800.0 kHz 3105 : 438812.5 kHz 3106 : 438825.0 kHz 3107 : 438837.5 kHz 3108 : 438850.0 kHz 3109 : 438862.5 kHz 3110 : 438875.0 kHz 3111 : 438887.5 kHz 3112 : 438900.0 kHz 3113 : 438912.5 kHz 3114 : 438925.0 kHz 3115 : 438937.5 kHz 3116 : 438950.0 kHz 3117 : 438962.5 kHz 3118 : 438975.0 kHz 3119 : 438987.5 kHz 3120 : 439000.0 kHz 3121 : 439012.5 kHz 3122 : 439025.0 kHz 3123 : 439037.5 kHz 3124 : 439050.0 kHz 3125 : 439062.5 kHz 3126 : 439075.0 kHz 3127 : 439087.5 kHz 3128 : 439100.0 kHz 3129 : 439112.5 kHz 3130 : 439125.0 kHz 3131 : 439137.5 kHz 3132 : 439150.0 kHz 3133 : 439162.5 kHz 3134 : 439175.0 kHz 3135 : 439187.5 kHz 3136 : 439200.0 kHz 3137 : 439212.5 kHz 3138 : 439225.0 kHz 3139 : 439237.5 kHz 3140 : 439250.0 kHz 3141 : 439262.5 kHz 3142 : 439275.0 kHz 3143 : 439287.5 kHz 3144 : 439300.0 kHz 3145 : 439312.5 kHz 3146 : 439325.0 kHz 3147 : 439337.5 kHz 3148 : 439350.0 kHz 3149 : 439362.5 kHz 3150 : 439375.0 kHz 3151 : 439387.5 kHz 3152 : 439400.0 kHz 3153 : 439412.5 kHz 3154 : 439425.0 kHz 3155 : 439437.5 kHz 3156 : 439450.0 kHz 3157 : 439462.5 kHz 3158 : 439475.0 kHz 3159 : 439487.5 kHz 3160 : 439500.0 kHz 3161 : 439512.5 kHz 3162 : 439525.0 kHz 3163 : 439537.5 kHz 3164 : 439550.0 kHz 3165 : 439562.5 kHz 3166 : 439575.0 kHz 3167 : 439587.5 kHz 3168 : 439600.0 kHz 3169 : 439612.5 kHz 3170 : 439625.0 kHz 3171 : 439637.5 kHz 3172 : 439650.0 kHz 3173 : 439662.5 kHz 3174 : 439675.0 kHz 3175 : 439687.5 kHz

3176 : 439700.0 kHz 3177 : 439712.5 kHz 3178 : 439725.0 kHz 3179 : 439737.5 kHz 3180 : 439750.0 kHz 3181 : 439762.5 kHz 3182 : 439775.0 kHz 3183 : 439787.5 kHz 3184 : 439800.0 kHz 3185 : 439812.5 kHz 3186 : 439825.0 kHz 3187 : 439837.5 kHz 3188 : 439850.0 kHz 3189 : 439862.5 kHz 3190 : 439875.0 kHz 3191 : 439887.5 kHz 3192 : 439900.0 kHz 3193 : 439912.5 kHz 3194 : 439925.0 kHz 3195 : 439937.5 kHz 3196 : 439950.0 kHz 3197 : 439962.5 kHz 3198 : 439975.0 kHz 3199 : 439987.5 kHz 3200 : 440000.0 kHz 3201 : 440012.5 kHz 3202 : 440025.0 kHz 3203 : 440037.5 kHz 3204 : 440050.0 kHz 3205 : 440062.5 kHz 3206 : 440075.0 kHz 3207 : 440087.5 kHz 3208 : 440100.0 kHz 3209 : 440112.5 kHz 3210 : 440125.0 kHz 3211 : 440137.5 kHz 3212 : 440150.0 kHz 3213 : 440162.5 kHz 3214 : 440175.0 kHz 3215 : 440187.5 kHz 3216 : 440200.0 kHz 3217 : 440212.5 kHz 3218 : 440225.0 kHz 3219 : 440237.5 kHz 3220 : 440250.0 kHz 3221 : 440262.5 kHz 3222 : 440275.0 kHz 3223 : 440287.5 kHz 3224 : 440300.0 kHz 3225 : 440312.5 kHz 3226 : 440325.0 kHz 3227 : 440337.5 kHz 3228 : 440350.0 kHz 3229 : 440362.5 kHz 3230 : 440375.0 kHz 3231 : 440387.5 kHz 3232 : 440400.0 kHz 3233 : 440412.5 kHz 3234 : 440425.0 kHz 3235 : 440437.5 kHz 3236 : 440450.0 kHz 3237 : 440462.5 kHz 3238 : 440475.0 kHz 3239 : 440487.5 kHz 3240 : 440500.0 kHz 3241 : 440512.5 kHz 3242 : 440525.0 kHz 3243 : 440537.5 kHz 3244 : 440550.0 kHz 3245 : 440562.5 kHz 3246 : 440575.0 kHz 3247 : 440587.5 kHz 3248 : 440600.0 kHz

3249 : 440612.5 kHz 3250 : 440625.0 kHz 3251 : 440637.5 kHz 3252 : 440650.0 kHz 3253 : 440662.5 kHz 3254 : 440675.0 kHz 3255 : 440687.5 kHz 3256 : 440700.0 kHz 3257 : 440712.5 kHz 3258 : 440725.0 kHz 3259 : 440737.5 kHz 3260 : 440750.0 kHz 3261 : 440762.5 kHz 3262 : 440775.0 kHz 3263 : 440787.5 kHz 3264 : 440800.0 kHz 3265 : 440812.5 kHz 3266 : 440825.0 kHz 3267 : 440837.5 kHz 3268 : 440850.0 kHz 3269 : 440862.5 kHz 3270 : 440875.0 kHz 3271 : 440887.5 kHz 3272 : 440900.0 kHz 3273 : 440912.5 kHz 3274 : 440925.0 kHz 3275 : 440937.5 kHz 3276 : 440950.0 kHz 3277 : 440962.5 kHz 3278 : 440975.0 kHz 3279 : 440987.5 kHz 3280 : 441000.0 kHz 3281 : 441012.5 kHz 3282 : 441025.0 kHz 3283 : 441037.5 kHz 3284 : 441050.0 kHz 3285 : 441062.5 kHz 3286 : 441075.0 kHz 3287 : 441087.5 kHz 3288 : 441100.0 kHz 3289 : 441112.5 kHz 3290 : 441125.0 kHz 3291 : 441137.5 kHz 3292 : 441150.0 kHz 3293 : 441162.5 kHz 3294 : 441175.0 kHz 3295 : 441187.5 kHz 3296 : 441200.0 kHz 3297 : 441212.5 kHz 3298 : 441225.0 kHz 3299 : 441237.5 kHz 3300 : 441250.0 kHz 3301 : 441262.5 kHz 3302 : 441275.0 kHz 3303 : 441287.5 kHz 3304 : 441300.0 kHz 3305 : 441312.5 kHz 3306 : 441325.0 kHz 3307 : 441337.5 kHz 3308 : 441350.0 kHz 3309 : 441362.5 kHz 3310 : 441375.0 kHz 3311 : 441387.5 kHz 3312 : 441400.0 kHz 3313 : 441412.5 kHz 3314 : 441425.0 kHz 3315 : 441437.5 kHz 3316 : 441450.0 kHz 3317 : 441462.5 kHz 3318 : 441475.0 kHz 3319 : 441487.5 kHz 3320 : 441500.0 kHz 3321 : 441512.5 kHz

3322 : 441525.0 kHz 3323 : 441537.5 kHz 3324 : 441550.0 kHz 3325 : 441562.5 kHz 3326 : 441575.0 kHz 3327 : 441587.5 kHz 3328 : 441600.0 kHz 3329 : 441612.5 kHz 3330 : 441625.0 kHz 3331 : 441637.5 kHz 3332 : 441650.0 kHz 3333 : 441662.5 kHz 3334 : 441675.0 kHz 3335 : 441687.5 kHz 3336 : 441700.0 kHz 3337 : 441712.5 kHz 3338 : 441725.0 kHz 3339 : 441737.5 kHz 3340 : 441750.0 kHz 3341 : 441762.5 kHz 3342 : 441775.0 kHz 3343 : 441787.5 kHz 3344 : 441800.0 kHz 3345 : 441812.5 kHz 3346 : 441825.0 kHz 3347 : 441837.5 kHz 3348 : 441850.0 kHz 3349 : 441862.5 kHz 3350 : 441875.0 kHz 3351 : 441887.5 kHz 3352 : 441900.0 kHz 3353 : 441912.5 kHz 3354 : 441925.0 kHz 3355 : 441937.5 kHz 3356 : 441950.0 kHz 3357 : 441962.5 kHz 3358 : 441975.0 kHz 3359 : 441987.5 kHz 3360 : 442000.0 kHz 3361 : 442012.5 kHz 3362 : 442025.0 kHz 3363 : 442037.5 kHz 3364 : 442050.0 kHz 3365 : 442062.5 kHz 3366 : 442075.0 kHz 3367 : 442087.5 kHz 3368 : 442100.0 kHz 3369 : 442112.5 kHz 3370 : 442125.0 kHz 3371 : 442137.5 kHz 3372 : 442150.0 kHz 3373 : 442162.5 kHz 3374 : 442175.0 kHz 3375 : 442187.5 kHz 3376 : 442200.0 kHz 3377 : 442212.5 kHz 3378 : 442225.0 kHz 3379 : 442237.5 kHz 3380 : 442250.0 kHz 3381 : 442262.5 kHz 3382 : 442275.0 kHz 3383 : 442287.5 kHz 3384 : 442300.0 kHz 3385 : 442312.5 kHz 3386 : 442325.0 kHz 3387 : 442337.5 kHz 3388 : 442350.0 kHz 3389 : 442362.5 kHz 3390 : 442375.0 kHz 3391 : 442387.5 kHz 3392 : 442400.0 kHz 3393 : 442412.5 kHz 3394 : 442425.0 kHz

3395 : 442437.5 kHz 3396 : 442450.0 kHz 3397 : 442462.5 kHz 3398 : 442475.0 kHz 3399 : 442487.5 kHz 3400 : 442500.0 kHz 3401 : 442512.5 kHz 3402 : 442525.0 kHz 3403 : 442537.5 kHz 3404 : 442550.0 kHz 3405 : 442562.5 kHz 3406 : 442575.0 kHz 3407 : 442587.5 kHz 3408 : 442600.0 kHz 3409 : 442612.5 kHz 3410 : 442625.0 kHz 3411 : 442637.5 kHz 3412 : 442650.0 kHz 3413 : 442662.5 kHz 3414 : 442675.0 kHz 3415 : 442687.5 kHz 3416 : 442700.0 kHz 3417 : 442712.5 kHz 3418 : 442725.0 kHz 3419 : 442737.5 kHz 3420 : 442750.0 kHz 3421 : 442762.5 kHz 3422 : 442775.0 kHz 3423 : 442787.5 kHz 3424 : 442800.0 kHz 3425 : 442812.5 kHz 3426 : 442825.0 kHz 3427 : 442837.5 kHz 3428 : 442850.0 kHz 3429 : 442862.5 kHz 3430 : 442875.0 kHz 3431 : 442887.5 kHz 3432 : 442900.0 kHz 3433 : 442912.5 kHz 3434 : 442925.0 kHz 3435 : 442937.5 kHz 3436 : 442950.0 kHz 3437 : 442962.5 kHz 3438 : 442975.0 kHz 3439 : 442987.5 kHz 3440 : 443000.0 kHz 3441 : 443012.5 kHz 3442 : 443025.0 kHz 3443 : 443037.5 kHz 3444 : 443050.0 kHz 3445 : 443062.5 kHz 3446 : 443075.0 kHz 3447 : 443087.5 kHz 3448 : 443100.0 kHz 3449 : 443112.5 kHz 3450 : 443125.0 kHz 3451 : 443137.5 kHz 3452 : 443150.0 kHz 3453 : 443162.5 kHz 3454 : 443175.0 kHz 3455 : 443187.5 kHz 3456 : 443200.0 kHz 3457 : 443212.5 kHz 3458 : 443225.0 kHz 3459 : 443237.5 kHz 3460 : 443250.0 kHz 3461 : 443262.5 kHz 3462 : 443275.0 kHz 3463 : 443287.5 kHz 3464 : 443300.0 kHz 3465 : 443312.5 kHz 3466 : 443325.0 kHz 3467 : 443337.5 kHz

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3468 : 443350.0 kHz 3469 : 443362.5 kHz 3470 : 443375.0 kHz 3471 : 443387.5 kHz 3472 : 443400.0 kHz 3473 : 443412.5 kHz 3474 : 443425.0 kHz 3475 : 443437.5 kHz 3476 : 443450.0 kHz 3477 : 443462.5 kHz 3478 : 443475.0 kHz 3479 : 443487.5 kHz 3480 : 443500.0 kHz 3481 : 443512.5 kHz 3482 : 443525.0 kHz 3483 : 443537.5 kHz 3484 : 443550.0 kHz 3485 : 443562.5 kHz 3486 : 443575.0 kHz 3487 : 443587.5 kHz 3488 : 443600.0 kHz 3489 : 443612.5 kHz 3490 : 443625.0 kHz 3491 : 443637.5 kHz 3492 : 443650.0 kHz 3493 : 443662.5 kHz 3494 : 443675.0 kHz 3495 : 443687.5 kHz 3496 : 443700.0 kHz 3497 : 443712.5 kHz 3498 : 443725.0 kHz 3499 : 443737.5 kHz 3500 : 443750.0 kHz 3501 : 443762.5 kHz 3502 : 443775.0 kHz 3503 : 443787.5 kHz 3504 : 443800.0 kHz 3505 : 443812.5 kHz 3506 : 443825.0 kHz 3507 : 443837.5 kHz 3508 : 443850.0 kHz 3509 : 443862.5 kHz 3510 : 443875.0 kHz 3511 : 443887.5 kHz 3512 : 443900.0 kHz 3513 : 443912.5 kHz 3514 : 443925.0 kHz 3515 : 443937.5 kHz 3516 : 443950.0 kHz 3517 : 443962.5 kHz 3518 : 443975.0 kHz 3519 : 443987.5 kHz 3520 : 444000.0 kHz 3521 : 444012.5 kHz 3522 : 444025.0 kHz 3523 : 444037.5 kHz 3524 : 444050.0 kHz 3525 : 444062.5 kHz 3526 : 444075.0 kHz 3527 : 444087.5 kHz 3528 : 444100.0 kHz 3529 : 444112.5 kHz 3530 : 444125.0 kHz 3531 : 444137.5 kHz 3532 : 444150.0 kHz 3533 : 444162.5 kHz 3534 : 444175.0 kHz 3535 : 444187.5 kHz 3536 : 444200.0 kHz 3537 : 444212.5 kHz 3538 : 444225.0 kHz 3539 : 444237.5 kHz 3540 : 444250.0 kHz

3541 : 444262.5 kHz 3542 : 444275.0 kHz 3543 : 444287.5 kHz 3544 : 444300.0 kHz 3545 : 444312.5 kHz 3546 : 444325.0 kHz 3547 : 444337.5 kHz 3548 : 444350.0 kHz 3549 : 444362.5 kHz 3550 : 444375.0 kHz 3551 : 444387.5 kHz 3552 : 444400.0 kHz 3553 : 444412.5 kHz 3554 : 444425.0 kHz 3555 : 444437.5 kHz 3556 : 444450.0 kHz 3557 : 444462.5 kHz 3558 : 444475.0 kHz 3559 : 444487.5 kHz 3560 : 444500.0 kHz 3561 : 444512.5 kHz 3562 : 444525.0 kHz 3563 : 444537.5 kHz 3564 : 444550.0 kHz 3565 : 444562.5 kHz 3566 : 444575.0 kHz 3567 : 444587.5 kHz 3568 : 444600.0 kHz 3569 : 444612.5 kHz 3570 : 444625.0 kHz 3571 : 444637.5 kHz 3572 : 444650.0 kHz 3573 : 444662.5 kHz 3574 : 444675.0 kHz 3575 : 444687.5 kHz 3576 : 444700.0 kHz 3577 : 444712.5 kHz 3578 : 444725.0 kHz 3579 : 444737.5 kHz 3580 : 444750.0 kHz 3581 : 444762.5 kHz 3582 : 444775.0 kHz 3583 : 444787.5 kHz 3584 : 444800.0 kHz 3585 : 444812.5 kHz 3586 : 444825.0 kHz 3587 : 444837.5 kHz 3588 : 444850.0 kHz 3589 : 444862.5 kHz 3590 : 444875.0 kHz 3591 : 444887.5 kHz 3592 : 444900.0 kHz 3593 : 444912.5 kHz 3594 : 444925.0 kHz 3595 : 444937.5 kHz 3596 : 444950.0 kHz 3597 : 444962.5 kHz 3598 : 444975.0 kHz 3599 : 444987.5 kHz 3600 : 445000.0 kHz 3601 : 445012.5 kHz 3602 : 445025.0 kHz 3603 : 445037.5 kHz 3604 : 445050.0 kHz 3605 : 445062.5 kHz 3606 : 445075.0 kHz 3607 : 445087.5 kHz 3608 : 445100.0 kHz 3609 : 445112.5 kHz 3610 : 445125.0 kHz 3611 : 445137.5 kHz 3612 : 445150.0 kHz 3613 : 445162.5 kHz

3614 : 445175.0 kHz 3615 : 445187.5 kHz 3616 : 445200.0 kHz 3617 : 445212.5 kHz 3618 : 445225.0 kHz 3619 : 445237.5 kHz 3620 : 445250.0 kHz 3621 : 445262.5 kHz 3622 : 445275.0 kHz 3623 : 445287.5 kHz 3624 : 445300.0 kHz 3625 : 445312.5 kHz 3626 : 445325.0 kHz 3627 : 445337.5 kHz 3628 : 445350.0 kHz 3629 : 445362.5 kHz 3630 : 445375.0 kHz 3631 : 445387.5 kHz 3632 : 445400.0 kHz 3633 : 445412.5 kHz 3634 : 445425.0 kHz 3635 : 445437.5 kHz 3636 : 445450.0 kHz 3637 : 445462.5 kHz 3638 : 445475.0 kHz 3639 : 445487.5 kHz 3640 : 445500.0 kHz 3641 : 445512.5 kHz 3642 : 445525.0 kHz 3643 : 445537.5 kHz 3644 : 445550.0 kHz 3645 : 445562.5 kHz 3646 : 445575.0 kHz 3647 : 445587.5 kHz 3648 : 445600.0 kHz 3649 : 445612.5 kHz 3650 : 445625.0 kHz 3651 : 445637.5 kHz 3652 : 445650.0 kHz 3653 : 445662.5 kHz 3654 : 445675.0 kHz 3655 : 445687.5 kHz 3656 : 445700.0 kHz 3657 : 445712.5 kHz 3658 : 445725.0 kHz 3659 : 445737.5 kHz 3660 : 445750.0 kHz 3661 : 445762.5 kHz 3662 : 445775.0 kHz 3663 : 445787.5 kHz 3664 : 445800.0 kHz 3665 : 445812.5 kHz 3666 : 445825.0 kHz 3667 : 445837.5 kHz 3668 : 445850.0 kHz 3669 : 445862.5 kHz 3670 : 445875.0 kHz 3671 : 445887.5 kHz 3672 : 445900.0 kHz 3673 : 445912.5 kHz 3674 : 445925.0 kHz 3675 : 445937.5 kHz 3676 : 445950.0 kHz 3677 : 445962.5 kHz 3678 : 445975.0 kHz 3679 : 445987.5 kHz 3680 : 446000.0 kHz 3681 : 446012.5 kHz 3682 : 446025.0 kHz 3683 : 446037.5 kHz 3684 : 446050.0 kHz 3685 : 446062.5 kHz 3686 : 446075.0 kHz

3687 : 446087.5 kHz 3688 : 446100.0 kHz 3689 : 446112.5 kHz 3690 : 446125.0 kHz 3691 : 446137.5 kHz 3692 : 446150.0 kHz 3693 : 446162.5 kHz 3694 : 446175.0 kHz 3695 : 446187.5 kHz 3696 : 446200.0 kHz 3697 : 446212.5 kHz 3698 : 446225.0 kHz 3699 : 446237.5 kHz 3700 : 446250.0 kHz 3701 : 446262.5 kHz 3702 : 446275.0 kHz 3703 : 446287.5 kHz 3704 : 446300.0 kHz 3705 : 446312.5 kHz 3706 : 446325.0 kHz 3707 : 446337.5 kHz 3708 : 446350.0 kHz 3709 : 446362.5 kHz 3710 : 446375.0 kHz 3711 : 446387.5 kHz 3712 : 446400.0 kHz 3713 : 446412.5 kHz 3714 : 446425.0 kHz 3715 : 446437.5 kHz 3716 : 446450.0 kHz 3717 : 446462.5 kHz 3718 : 446475.0 kHz 3719 : 446487.5 kHz 3720 : 446500.0 kHz 3721 : 446512.5 kHz 3722 : 446525.0 kHz 3723 : 446537.5 kHz 3724 : 446550.0 kHz 3725 : 446562.5 kHz 3726 : 446575.0 kHz 3727 : 446587.5 kHz 3728 : 446600.0 kHz 3729 : 446612.5 kHz 3730 : 446625.0 kHz 3731 : 446637.5 kHz 3732 : 446650.0 kHz 3733 : 446662.5 kHz 3734 : 446675.0 kHz 3735 : 446687.5 kHz 3736 : 446700.0 kHz 3737 : 446712.5 kHz 3738 : 446725.0 kHz 3739 : 446737.5 kHz 3740 : 446750.0 kHz 3741 : 446762.5 kHz 3742 : 446775.0 kHz 3743 : 446787.5 kHz 3744 : 446800.0 kHz 3745 : 446812.5 kHz 3746 : 446825.0 kHz 3747 : 446837.5 kHz 3748 : 446850.0 kHz 3749 : 446862.5 kHz 3750 : 446875.0 kHz 3751 : 446887.5 kHz 3752 : 446900.0 kHz 3753 : 446912.5 kHz 3754 : 446925.0 kHz 3755 : 446937.5 kHz 3756 : 446950.0 kHz 3757 : 446962.5 kHz 3758 : 446975.0 kHz 3759 : 446987.5 kHz

3760 : 447000.0 kHz 3761 : 447012.5 kHz 3762 : 447025.0 kHz 3763 : 447037.5 kHz 3764 : 447050.0 kHz 3765 : 447062.5 kHz 3766 : 447075.0 kHz 3767 : 447087.5 kHz 3768 : 447100.0 kHz 3769 : 447112.5 kHz 3770 : 447125.0 kHz 3771 : 447137.5 kHz 3772 : 447150.0 kHz 3773 : 447162.5 kHz 3774 : 447175.0 kHz 3775 : 447187.5 kHz 3776 : 447200.0 kHz 3777 : 447212.5 kHz 3778 : 447225.0 kHz 3779 : 447237.5 kHz 3780 : 447250.0 kHz 3781 : 447262.5 kHz 3782 : 447275.0 kHz 3783 : 447287.5 kHz 3784 : 447300.0 kHz 3785 : 447312.5 kHz 3786 : 447325.0 kHz 3787 : 447337.5 kHz 3788 : 447350.0 kHz 3789 : 447362.5 kHz 3790 : 447375.0 kHz 3791 : 447387.5 kHz 3792 : 447400.0 kHz 3793 : 447412.5 kHz 3794 : 447425.0 kHz 3795 : 447437.5 kHz 3796 : 447450.0 kHz 3797 : 447462.5 kHz 3798 : 447475.0 kHz 3799 : 447487.5 kHz 3800 : 447500.0 kHz 3801 : 447512.5 kHz 3802 : 447525.0 kHz 3803 : 447537.5 kHz 3804 : 447550.0 kHz 3805 : 447562.5 kHz 3806 : 447575.0 kHz 3807 : 447587.5 kHz 3808 : 447600.0 kHz 3809 : 447612.5 kHz 3810 : 447625.0 kHz 3811 : 447637.5 kHz 3812 : 447650.0 kHz 3813 : 447662.5 kHz 3814 : 447675.0 kHz 3815 : 447687.5 kHz 3816 : 447700.0 kHz 3817 : 447712.5 kHz 3818 : 447725.0 kHz 3819 : 447737.5 kHz 3820 : 447750.0 kHz 3821 : 447762.5 kHz 3822 : 447775.0 kHz 3823 : 447787.5 kHz 3824 : 447800.0 kHz 3825 : 447812.5 kHz 3826 : 447825.0 kHz 3827 : 447837.5 kHz 3828 : 447850.0 kHz 3829 : 447862.5 kHz 3830 : 447875.0 kHz 3831 : 447887.5 kHz 3832 : 447900.0 kHz

3833 : 447912.5 kHz 3834 : 447925.0 kHz 3835 : 447937.5 kHz 3836 : 447950.0 kHz 3837 : 447962.5 kHz 3838 : 447975.0 kHz 3839 : 447987.5 kHz 3840 : 448000.0 kHz 3841 : 448012.5 kHz 3842 : 448025.0 kHz 3843 : 448037.5 kHz 3844 : 448050.0 kHz 3845 : 448062.5 kHz 3846 : 448075.0 kHz 3847 : 448087.5 kHz 3848 : 448100.0 kHz 3849 : 448112.5 kHz 3850 : 448125.0 kHz 3851 : 448137.5 kHz 3852 : 448150.0 kHz 3853 : 448162.5 kHz 3854 : 448175.0 kHz 3855 : 448187.5 kHz 3856 : 448200.0 kHz 3857 : 448212.5 kHz 3858 : 448225.0 kHz 3859 : 448237.5 kHz 3860 : 448250.0 kHz 3861 : 448262.5 kHz 3862 : 448275.0 kHz 3863 : 448287.5 kHz 3864 : 448300.0 kHz 3865 : 448312.5 kHz 3866 : 448325.0 kHz 3867 : 448337.5 kHz 3868 : 448350.0 kHz 3869 : 448362.5 kHz 3870 : 448375.0 kHz 3871 : 448387.5 kHz 3872 : 448400.0 kHz 3873 : 448412.5 kHz 3874 : 448425.0 kHz 3875 : 448437.5 kHz 3876 : 448450.0 kHz 3877 : 448462.5 kHz 3878 : 448475.0 kHz 3879 : 448487.5 kHz 3880 : 448500.0 kHz 3881 : 448512.5 kHz 3882 : 448525.0 kHz 3883 : 448537.5 kHz 3884 : 448550.0 kHz 3885 : 448562.5 kHz 3886 : 448575.0 kHz 3887 : 448587.5 kHz 3888 : 448600.0 kHz 3889 : 448612.5 kHz 3890 : 448625.0 kHz 3891 : 448637.5 kHz 3892 : 448650.0 kHz 3893 : 448662.5 kHz 3894 : 448675.0 kHz 3895 : 448687.5 kHz 3896 : 448700.0 kHz 3897 : 448712.5 kHz 3898 : 448725.0 kHz 3899 : 448737.5 kHz 3900 : 448750.0 kHz 3901 : 448762.5 kHz 3902 : 448775.0 kHz 3903 : 448787.5 kHz 3904 : 448800.0 kHz 3905 : 448812.5 kHz

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3906 : 448825.0 kHz 3907 : 448837.5 kHz 3908 : 448850.0 kHz 3909 : 448862.5 kHz 3910 : 448875.0 kHz 3911 : 448887.5 kHz 3912 : 448900.0 kHz 3913 : 448912.5 kHz 3914 : 448925.0 kHz 3915 : 448937.5 kHz 3916 : 448950.0 kHz 3917 : 448962.5 kHz 3918 : 448975.0 kHz 3919 : 448987.5 kHz 3920 : 449000.0 kHz 3921 : 449012.5 kHz 3922 : 449025.0 kHz 3923 : 449037.5 kHz 3924 : 449050.0 kHz 3925 : 449062.5 kHz 3926 : 449075.0 kHz 3927 : 449087.5 kHz 3928 : 449100.0 kHz 3929 : 449112.5 kHz 3930 : 449125.0 kHz 3931 : 449137.5 kHz 3932 : 449150.0 kHz 3933 : 449162.5 kHz 3934 : 449175.0 kHz 3935 : 449187.5 kHz 3936 : 449200.0 kHz 3937 : 449212.5 kHz 3938 : 449225.0 kHz 3939 : 449237.5 kHz 3940 : 449250.0 kHz 3941 : 449262.5 kHz 3942 : 449275.0 kHz 3943 : 449287.5 kHz 3944 : 449300.0 kHz 3945 : 449312.5 kHz 3946 : 449325.0 kHz 3947 : 449337.5 kHz 3948 : 449350.0 kHz 3949 : 449362.5 kHz 3950 : 449375.0 kHz 3951 : 449387.5 kHz 3952 : 449400.0 kHz 3953 : 449412.5 kHz 3954 : 449425.0 kHz 3955 : 449437.5 kHz 3956 : 449450.0 kHz 3957 : 449462.5 kHz 3958 : 449475.0 kHz 3959 : 449487.5 kHz 3960 : 449500.0 kHz 3961 : 449512.5 kHz 3962 : 449525.0 kHz 3963 : 449537.5 kHz 3964 : 449550.0 kHz 3965 : 449562.5 kHz 3966 : 449575.0 kHz 3967 : 449587.5 kHz 3968 : 449600.0 kHz 3969 : 449612.5 kHz 3970 : 449625.0 kHz 3971 : 449637.5 kHz 3972 : 449650.0 kHz 3973 : 449662.5 kHz 3974 : 449675.0 kHz 3975 : 449687.5 kHz 3976 : 449700.0 kHz 3977 : 449712.5 kHz 3978 : 449725.0 kHz

3979 : 449737.5 kHz 3980 : 449750.0 kHz 3981 : 449762.5 kHz 3982 : 449775.0 kHz 3983 : 449787.5 kHz 3984 : 449800.0 kHz 3985 : 449812.5 kHz 3986 : 449825.0 kHz 3987 : 449837.5 kHz 3988 : 449850.0 kHz 3989 : 449862.5 kHz 3990 : 449875.0 kHz 3991 : 449887.5 kHz 3992 : 449900.0 kHz 3993 : 449912.5 kHz 3994 : 449925.0 kHz 3995 : 449937.5 kHz 3996 : 449950.0 kHz 3997 : 449962.5 kHz 3998 : 449975.0 kHz 3999 : 449987.5 kHz 4000 : 450000.0 kHz 4001 : 450012.5 kHz 4002 : 450025.0 kHz 4003 : 450037.5 kHz 4004 : 450050.0 kHz 4005 : 450062.5 kHz 4006 : 450075.0 kHz 4007 : 450087.5 kHz 4008 : 450100.0 kHz 4009 : 450112.5 kHz 4010 : 450125.0 kHz 4011 : 450137.5 kHz 4012 : 450150.0 kHz 4013 : 450162.5 kHz 4014 : 450175.0 kHz 4015 : 450187.5 kHz 4016 : 450200.0 kHz 4017 : 450212.5 kHz 4018 : 450225.0 kHz 4019 : 450237.5 kHz 4020 : 450250.0 kHz 4021 : 450262.5 kHz 4022 : 450275.0 kHz 4023 : 450287.5 kHz 4024 : 450300.0 kHz 4025 : 450312.5 kHz 4026 : 450325.0 kHz 4027 : 450337.5 kHz 4028 : 450350.0 kHz 4029 : 450362.5 kHz 4030 : 450375.0 kHz 4031 : 450387.5 kHz 4032 : 450400.0 kHz 4033 : 450412.5 kHz 4034 : 450425.0 kHz 4035 : 450437.5 kHz 4036 : 450450.0 kHz 4037 : 450462.5 kHz 4038 : 450475.0 kHz 4039 : 450487.5 kHz 4040 : 450500.0 kHz 4041 : 450512.5 kHz 4042 : 450525.0 kHz 4043 : 450537.5 kHz 4044 : 450550.0 kHz 4045 : 450562.5 kHz 4046 : 450575.0 kHz 4047 : 450587.5 kHz 4048 : 450600.0 kHz 4049 : 450612.5 kHz 4050 : 450625.0 kHz 4051 : 450637.5 kHz

4052 : 450650.0 kHz 4053 : 450662.5 kHz 4054 : 450675.0 kHz 4055 : 450687.5 kHz 4056 : 450700.0 kHz 4057 : 450712.5 kHz 4058 : 450725.0 kHz 4059 : 450737.5 kHz 4060 : 450750.0 kHz 4061 : 450762.5 kHz 4062 : 450775.0 kHz 4063 : 450787.5 kHz 4064 : 450800.0 kHz 4065 : 450812.5 kHz 4066 : 450825.0 kHz 4067 : 450837.5 kHz 4068 : 450850.0 kHz 4069 : 450862.5 kHz 4070 : 450875.0 kHz 4071 : 450887.5 kHz 4072 : 450900.0 kHz 4073 : 450912.5 kHz 4074 : 450925.0 kHz 4075 : 450937.5 kHz 4076 : 450950.0 kHz 4077 : 450962.5 kHz 4078 : 450975.0 kHz 4079 : 450987.5 kHz 4080 : 451000.0 kHz 4081 : 451012.5 kHz 4082 : 451025.0 kHz 4083 : 451037.5 kHz 4084 : 451050.0 kHz 4085 : 451062.5 kHz 4086 : 451075.0 kHz 4087 : 451087.5 kHz 4088 : 451100.0 kHz 4089 : 451112.5 kHz 4090 : 451125.0 kHz 4091 : 451137.5 kHz 4092 : 451150.0 kHz 4093 : 451162.5 kHz 4094 : 451175.0 kHz 4095 : 451187.5 kHz 4096 : 451200.0 kHz 4097 : 451212.5 kHz 4098 : 451225.0 kHz 4099 : 451237.5 kHz 4100 : 451250.0 kHz 4101 : 451262.5 kHz 4102 : 451275.0 kHz 4103 : 451287.5 kHz 4104 : 451300.0 kHz 4105 : 451312.5 kHz 4106 : 451325.0 kHz 4107 : 451337.5 kHz 4108 : 451350.0 kHz 4109 : 451362.5 kHz 4110 : 451375.0 kHz 4111 : 451387.5 kHz 4112 : 451400.0 kHz 4113 : 451412.5 kHz 4114 : 451425.0 kHz 4115 : 451437.5 kHz 4116 : 451450.0 kHz 4117 : 451462.5 kHz 4118 : 451475.0 kHz 4119 : 451487.5 kHz 4120 : 451500.0 kHz 4121 : 451512.5 kHz 4122 : 451525.0 kHz 4123 : 451537.5 kHz 4124 : 451550.0 kHz

4125 : 451562.5 kHz 4126 : 451575.0 kHz 4127 : 451587.5 kHz 4128 : 451600.0 kHz 4129 : 451612.5 kHz 4130 : 451625.0 kHz 4131 : 451637.5 kHz 4132 : 451650.0 kHz 4133 : 451662.5 kHz 4134 : 451675.0 kHz 4135 : 451687.5 kHz 4136 : 451700.0 kHz 4137 : 451712.5 kHz 4138 : 451725.0 kHz 4139 : 451737.5 kHz 4140 : 451750.0 kHz 4141 : 451762.5 kHz 4142 : 451775.0 kHz 4143 : 451787.5 kHz 4144 : 451800.0 kHz 4145 : 451812.5 kHz 4146 : 451825.0 kHz 4147 : 451837.5 kHz 4148 : 451850.0 kHz 4149 : 451862.5 kHz 4150 : 451875.0 kHz 4151 : 451887.5 kHz 4152 : 451900.0 kHz 4153 : 451912.5 kHz 4154 : 451925.0 kHz 4155 : 451937.5 kHz 4156 : 451950.0 kHz 4157 : 451962.5 kHz 4158 : 451975.0 kHz 4159 : 451987.5 kHz 4160 : 452000.0 kHz 4161 : 452012.5 kHz 4162 : 452025.0 kHz 4163 : 452037.5 kHz 4164 : 452050.0 kHz 4165 : 452062.5 kHz 4166 : 452075.0 kHz 4167 : 452087.5 kHz 4168 : 452100.0 kHz 4169 : 452112.5 kHz 4170 : 452125.0 kHz 4171 : 452137.5 kHz 4172 : 452150.0 kHz 4173 : 452162.5 kHz 4174 : 452175.0 kHz 4175 : 452187.5 kHz 4176 : 452200.0 kHz 4177 : 452212.5 kHz 4178 : 452225.0 kHz 4179 : 452237.5 kHz 4180 : 452250.0 kHz 4181 : 452262.5 kHz 4182 : 452275.0 kHz 4183 : 452287.5 kHz 4184 : 452300.0 kHz 4185 : 452312.5 kHz 4186 : 452325.0 kHz 4187 : 452337.5 kHz 4188 : 452350.0 kHz 4189 : 452362.5 kHz 4190 : 452375.0 kHz 4191 : 452387.5 kHz 4192 : 452400.0 kHz 4193 : 452412.5 kHz 4194 : 452425.0 kHz 4195 : 452437.5 kHz 4196 : 452450.0 kHz 4197 : 452462.5 kHz

4198 : 452475.0 kHz 4199 : 452487.5 kHz 4200 : 452500.0 kHz 4201 : 452512.5 kHz 4202 : 452525.0 kHz 4203 : 452537.5 kHz 4204 : 452550.0 kHz 4205 : 452562.5 kHz 4206 : 452575.0 kHz 4207 : 452587.5 kHz 4208 : 452600.0 kHz 4209 : 452612.5 kHz 4210 : 452625.0 kHz 4211 : 452637.5 kHz 4212 : 452650.0 kHz 4213 : 452662.5 kHz 4214 : 452675.0 kHz 4215 : 452687.5 kHz 4216 : 452700.0 kHz 4217 : 452712.5 kHz 4218 : 452725.0 kHz 4219 : 452737.5 kHz 4220 : 452750.0 kHz 4221 : 452762.5 kHz 4222 : 452775.0 kHz 4223 : 452787.5 kHz 4224 : 452800.0 kHz 4225 : 452812.5 kHz 4226 : 452825.0 kHz 4227 : 452837.5 kHz 4228 : 452850.0 kHz 4229 : 452862.5 kHz 4230 : 452875.0 kHz 4231 : 452887.5 kHz 4232 : 452900.0 kHz 4233 : 452912.5 kHz 4234 : 452925.0 kHz 4235 : 452937.5 kHz 4236 : 452950.0 kHz 4237 : 452962.5 kHz 4238 : 452975.0 kHz 4239 : 452987.5 kHz 4240 : 453000.0 kHz 4241 : 453012.5 kHz 4242 : 453025.0 kHz 4243 : 453037.5 kHz 4244 : 453050.0 kHz 4245 : 453062.5 kHz 4246 : 453075.0 kHz 4247 : 453087.5 kHz 4248 : 453100.0 kHz 4249 : 453112.5 kHz 4250 : 453125.0 kHz 4251 : 453137.5 kHz 4252 : 453150.0 kHz 4253 : 453162.5 kHz 4254 : 453175.0 kHz 4255 : 453187.5 kHz 4256 : 453200.0 kHz 4257 : 453212.5 kHz 4258 : 453225.0 kHz 4259 : 453237.5 kHz 4260 : 453250.0 kHz 4261 : 453262.5 kHz 4262 : 453275.0 kHz 4263 : 453287.5 kHz 4264 : 453300.0 kHz 4265 : 453312.5 kHz 4266 : 453325.0 kHz 4267 : 453337.5 kHz 4268 : 453350.0 kHz 4269 : 453362.5 kHz 4270 : 453375.0 kHz

4271 : 453387.5 kHz 4272 : 453400.0 kHz 4273 : 453412.5 kHz 4274 : 453425.0 kHz 4275 : 453437.5 kHz 4276 : 453450.0 kHz 4277 : 453462.5 kHz 4278 : 453475.0 kHz 4279 : 453487.5 kHz 4280 : 453500.0 kHz 4281 : 453512.5 kHz 4282 : 453525.0 kHz 4283 : 453537.5 kHz 4284 : 453550.0 kHz 4285 : 453562.5 kHz 4286 : 453575.0 kHz 4287 : 453587.5 kHz 4288 : 453600.0 kHz 4289 : 453612.5 kHz 4290 : 453625.0 kHz 4291 : 453637.5 kHz 4292 : 453650.0 kHz 4293 : 453662.5 kHz 4294 : 453675.0 kHz 4295 : 453687.5 kHz 4296 : 453700.0 kHz 4297 : 453712.5 kHz 4298 : 453725.0 kHz 4299 : 453737.5 kHz 4300 : 453750.0 kHz 4301 : 453762.5 kHz 4302 : 453775.0 kHz 4303 : 453787.5 kHz 4304 : 453800.0 kHz 4305 : 453812.5 kHz 4306 : 453825.0 kHz 4307 : 453837.5 kHz 4308 : 453850.0 kHz 4309 : 453862.5 kHz 4310 : 453875.0 kHz 4311 : 453887.5 kHz 4312 : 453900.0 kHz 4313 : 453912.5 kHz 4314 : 453925.0 kHz 4315 : 453937.5 kHz 4316 : 453950.0 kHz 4317 : 453962.5 kHz 4318 : 453975.0 kHz 4319 : 453987.5 kHz 4320 : 454000.0 kHz 4321 : 454012.5 kHz 4322 : 454025.0 kHz 4323 : 454037.5 kHz 4324 : 454050.0 kHz 4325 : 454062.5 kHz 4326 : 454075.0 kHz 4327 : 454087.5 kHz 4328 : 454100.0 kHz 4329 : 454112.5 kHz 4330 : 454125.0 kHz 4331 : 454137.5 kHz 4332 : 454150.0 kHz 4333 : 454162.5 kHz 4334 : 454175.0 kHz 4335 : 454187.5 kHz 4336 : 454200.0 kHz 4337 : 454212.5 kHz 4338 : 454225.0 kHz 4339 : 454237.5 kHz 4340 : 454250.0 kHz 4341 : 454262.5 kHz 4342 : 454275.0 kHz 4343 : 454287.5 kHz

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4782 : 459775.0 kHz 4783 : 459787.5 kHz 4784 : 459800.0 kHz 4785 : 459812.5 kHz 4786 : 459825.0 kHz 4787 : 459837.5 kHz 4788 : 459850.0 kHz 4789 : 459862.5 kHz 4790 : 459875.0 kHz 4791 : 459887.5 kHz 4792 : 459900.0 kHz 4793 : 459912.5 kHz 4794 : 459925.0 kHz 4795 : 459937.5 kHz 4796 : 459950.0 kHz 4797 : 459962.5 kHz 4798 : 459975.0 kHz 4799 : 459987.5 kHz 4800 : 460000.0 kHz 4801 : 460012.5 kHz 4802 : 460025.0 kHz 4803 : 460037.5 kHz 4804 : 460050.0 kHz 4805 : 460062.5 kHz 4806 : 460075.0 kHz 4807 : 460087.5 kHz 4808 : 460100.0 kHz 4809 : 460112.5 kHz 4810 : 460125.0 kHz 4811 : 460137.5 kHz 4812 : 460150.0 kHz 4813 : 460162.5 kHz 4814 : 460175.0 kHz 4815 : 460187.5 kHz 4816 : 460200.0 kHz 4817 : 460212.5 kHz 4818 : 460225.0 kHz 4819 : 460237.5 kHz 4820 : 460250.0 kHz 4821 : 460262.5 kHz 4822 : 460275.0 kHz 4823 : 460287.5 kHz 4824 : 460300.0 kHz 4825 : 460312.5 kHz 4826 : 460325.0 kHz 4827 : 460337.5 kHz 4828 : 460350.0 kHz 4829 : 460362.5 kHz 4830 : 460375.0 kHz 4831 : 460387.5 kHz 4832 : 460400.0 kHz 4833 : 460412.5 kHz 4834 : 460425.0 kHz 4835 : 460437.5 kHz 4836 : 460450.0 kHz 4837 : 460462.5 kHz 4838 : 460475.0 kHz 4839 : 460487.5 kHz 4840 : 460500.0 kHz 4841 : 460512.5 kHz 4842 : 460525.0 kHz 4843 : 460537.5 kHz 4844 : 460550.0 kHz 4845 : 460562.5 kHz 4846 : 460575.0 kHz 4847 : 460587.5 kHz 4848 : 460600.0 kHz 4849 : 460612.5 kHz 4850 : 460625.0 kHz 4851 : 460637.5 kHz 4852 : 460650.0 kHz 4853 : 460662.5 kHz 4854 : 460675.0 kHz

4855 : 460687.5 kHz 4856 : 460700.0 kHz 4857 : 460712.5 kHz 4858 : 460725.0 kHz 4859 : 460737.5 kHz 4860 : 460750.0 kHz 4861 : 460762.5 kHz 4862 : 460775.0 kHz 4863 : 460787.5 kHz 4864 : 460800.0 kHz 4865 : 460812.5 kHz 4866 : 460825.0 kHz 4867 : 460837.5 kHz 4868 : 460850.0 kHz 4869 : 460862.5 kHz 4870 : 460875.0 kHz 4871 : 460887.5 kHz 4872 : 460900.0 kHz 4873 : 460912.5 kHz 4874 : 460925.0 kHz 4875 : 460937.5 kHz 4876 : 460950.0 kHz 4877 : 460962.5 kHz 4878 : 460975.0 kHz 4879 : 460987.5 kHz 4880 : 461000.0 kHz 4881 : 461012.5 kHz 4882 : 461025.0 kHz 4883 : 461037.5 kHz 4884 : 461050.0 kHz 4885 : 461062.5 kHz 4886 : 461075.0 kHz 4887 : 461087.5 kHz 4888 : 461100.0 kHz 4889 : 461112.5 kHz 4890 : 461125.0 kHz 4891 : 461137.5 kHz 4892 : 461150.0 kHz 4893 : 461162.5 kHz 4894 : 461175.0 kHz 4895 : 461187.5 kHz 4896 : 461200.0 kHz 4897 : 461212.5 kHz 4898 : 461225.0 kHz 4899 : 461237.5 kHz 4900 : 461250.0 kHz 4901 : 461262.5 kHz 4902 : 461275.0 kHz 4903 : 461287.5 kHz 4904 : 461300.0 kHz 4905 : 461312.5 kHz 4906 : 461325.0 kHz 4907 : 461337.5 kHz 4908 : 461350.0 kHz 4909 : 461362.5 kHz 4910 : 461375.0 kHz 4911 : 461387.5 kHz 4912 : 461400.0 kHz 4913 : 461412.5 kHz 4914 : 461425.0 kHz 4915 : 461437.5 kHz 4916 : 461450.0 kHz 4917 : 461462.5 kHz 4918 : 461475.0 kHz 4919 : 461487.5 kHz 4920 : 461500.0 kHz 4921 : 461512.5 kHz 4922 : 461525.0 kHz 4923 : 461537.5 kHz 4924 : 461550.0 kHz 4925 : 461562.5 kHz 4926 : 461575.0 kHz 4927 : 461587.5 kHz

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5220 : 465250.0 kHz 5221 : 465262.5 kHz 5222 : 465275.0 kHz 5223 : 465287.5 kHz 5224 : 465300.0 kHz 5225 : 465312.5 kHz 5226 : 465325.0 kHz 5227 : 465337.5 kHz 5228 : 465350.0 kHz 5229 : 465362.5 kHz 5230 : 465375.0 kHz 5231 : 465387.5 kHz 5232 : 465400.0 kHz 5233 : 465412.5 kHz 5234 : 465425.0 kHz 5235 : 465437.5 kHz 5236 : 465450.0 kHz 5237 : 465462.5 kHz 5238 : 465475.0 kHz 5239 : 465487.5 kHz 5240 : 465500.0 kHz 5241 : 465512.5 kHz 5242 : 465525.0 kHz 5243 : 465537.5 kHz 5244 : 465550.0 kHz 5245 : 465562.5 kHz 5246 : 465575.0 kHz 5247 : 465587.5 kHz 5248 : 465600.0 kHz 5249 : 465612.5 kHz 5250 : 465625.0 kHz 5251 : 465637.5 kHz 5252 : 465650.0 kHz 5253 : 465662.5 kHz 5254 : 465675.0 kHz 5255 : 465687.5 kHz 5256 : 465700.0 kHz 5257 : 465712.5 kHz 5258 : 465725.0 kHz 5259 : 465737.5 kHz 5260 : 465750.0 kHz 5261 : 465762.5 kHz 5262 : 465775.0 kHz 5263 : 465787.5 kHz 5264 : 465800.0 kHz 5265 : 465812.5 kHz 5266 : 465825.0 kHz 5267 : 465837.5 kHz 5268 : 465850.0 kHz 5269 : 465862.5 kHz 5270 : 465875.0 kHz 5271 : 465887.5 kHz 5272 : 465900.0 kHz 5273 : 465912.5 kHz 5274 : 465925.0 kHz 5275 : 465937.5 kHz 5276 : 465950.0 kHz 5277 : 465962.5 kHz 5278 : 465975.0 kHz 5279 : 465987.5 kHz 5280 : 466000.0 kHz 5281 : 466012.5 kHz 5282 : 466025.0 kHz 5283 : 466037.5 kHz

5284 : 466050.0 kHz 5285 : 466062.5 kHz 5286 : 466075.0 kHz 5287 : 466087.5 kHz 5288 : 466100.0 kHz 5289 : 466112.5 kHz 5290 : 466125.0 kHz 5291 : 466137.5 kHz 5292 : 466150.0 kHz 5293 : 466162.5 kHz 5294 : 466175.0 kHz 5295 : 466187.5 kHz 5296 : 466200.0 kHz 5297 : 466212.5 kHz 5298 : 466225.0 kHz 5299 : 466237.5 kHz 5300 : 466250.0 kHz 5301 : 466262.5 kHz 5302 : 466275.0 kHz 5303 : 466287.5 kHz 5304 : 466300.0 kHz 5305 : 466312.5 kHz 5306 : 466325.0 kHz 5307 : 466337.5 kHz 5308 : 466350.0 kHz 5309 : 466362.5 kHz 5310 : 466375.0 kHz 5311 : 466387.5 kHz 5312 : 466400.0 kHz 5313 : 466412.5 kHz 5314 : 466425.0 kHz 5315 : 466437.5 kHz 5316 : 466450.0 kHz 5317 : 466462.5 kHz 5318 : 466475.0 kHz 5319 : 466487.5 kHz 5320 : 466500.0 kHz 5321 : 466512.5 kHz 5322 : 466525.0 kHz 5323 : 466537.5 kHz 5324 : 466550.0 kHz 5325 : 466562.5 kHz 5326 : 466575.0 kHz 5327 : 466587.5 kHz 5328 : 466600.0 kHz 5329 : 466612.5 kHz 5330 : 466625.0 kHz 5331 : 466637.5 kHz 5332 : 466650.0 kHz 5333 : 466662.5 kHz 5334 : 466675.0 kHz 5335 : 466687.5 kHz 5336 : 466700.0 kHz 5337 : 466712.5 kHz 5338 : 466725.0 kHz 5339 : 466737.5 kHz 5340 : 466750.0 kHz 5341 : 466762.5 kHz 5342 : 466775.0 kHz 5343 : 466787.5 kHz 5344 : 466800.0 kHz 5345 : 466812.5 kHz 5346 : 466825.0 kHz 5347 : 466837.5 kHz

5348 : 466850.0 kHz 5349 : 466862.5 kHz 5350 : 466875.0 kHz 5351 : 466887.5 kHz 5352 : 466900.0 kHz 5353 : 466912.5 kHz 5354 : 466925.0 kHz 5355 : 466937.5 kHz 5356 : 466950.0 kHz 5357 : 466962.5 kHz 5358 : 466975.0 kHz 5359 : 466987.5 kHz 5360 : 467000.0 kHz 5361 : 467012.5 kHz 5362 : 467025.0 kHz 5363 : 467037.5 kHz 5364 : 467050.0 kHz 5365 : 467062.5 kHz 5366 : 467075.0 kHz 5367 : 467087.5 kHz 5368 : 467100.0 kHz 5369 : 467112.5 kHz 5370 : 467125.0 kHz 5371 : 467137.5 kHz 5372 : 467150.0 kHz 5373 : 467162.5 kHz 5374 : 467175.0 kHz 5375 : 467187.5 kHz 5376 : 467200.0 kHz 5377 : 467212.5 kHz 5378 : 467225.0 kHz 5379 : 467237.5 kHz 5380 : 467250.0 kHz 5381 : 467262.5 kHz 5382 : 467275.0 kHz 5383 : 467287.5 kHz 5384 : 467300.0 kHz 5385 : 467312.5 kHz 5386 : 467325.0 kHz 5387 : 467337.5 kHz 5388 : 467350.0 kHz 5389 : 467362.5 kHz 5390 : 467375.0 kHz 5391 : 467387.5 kHz 5392 : 467400.0 kHz 5393 : 467412.5 kHz 5394 : 467425.0 kHz 5395 : 467437.5 kHz 5396 : 467450.0 kHz 5397 : 467462.5 kHz 5398 : 467475.0 kHz 5399 : 467487.5 kHz 5400 : 467500.0 kHz 5401 : 467512.5 kHz 5402 : 467525.0 kHz 5403 : 467537.5 kHz 5404 : 467550.0 kHz 5405 : 467562.5 kHz 5406 : 467575.0 kHz 5407 : 467587.5 kHz 5408 : 467600.0 kHz 5409 : 467612.5 kHz 5410 : 467625.0 kHz 5411 : 467637.5 kHz

5412 : 467650.0 kHz 5413 : 467662.5 kHz 5414 : 467675.0 kHz 5415 : 467687.5 kHz 5416 : 467700.0 kHz 5417 : 467712.5 kHz 5418 : 467725.0 kHz 5419 : 467737.5 kHz 5420 : 467750.0 kHz 5421 : 467762.5 kHz 5422 : 467775.0 kHz 5423 : 467787.5 kHz 5424 : 467800.0 kHz 5425 : 467812.5 kHz 5426 : 467825.0 kHz 5427 : 467837.5 kHz 5428 : 467850.0 kHz 5429 : 467862.5 kHz 5430 : 467875.0 kHz 5431 : 467887.5 kHz 5432 : 467900.0 kHz 5433 : 467912.5 kHz 5434 : 467925.0 kHz 5435 : 467937.5 kHz 5436 : 467950.0 kHz 5437 : 467962.5 kHz 5438 : 467975.0 kHz 5439 : 467987.5 kHz 5440 : 468000.0 kHz 5441 : 468012.5 kHz 5442 : 468025.0 kHz 5443 : 468037.5 kHz 5444 : 468050.0 kHz 5445 : 468062.5 kHz 5446 : 468075.0 kHz 5447 : 468087.5 kHz 5448 : 468100.0 kHz 5449 : 468112.5 kHz 5450 : 468125.0 kHz 5451 : 468137.5 kHz 5452 : 468150.0 kHz 5453 : 468162.5 kHz 5454 : 468175.0 kHz 5455 : 468187.5 kHz 5456 : 468200.0 kHz 5457 : 468212.5 kHz 5458 : 468225.0 kHz 5459 : 468237.5 kHz 5460 : 468250.0 kHz 5461 : 468262.5 kHz 5462 : 468275.0 kHz 5463 : 468287.5 kHz 5464 : 468300.0 kHz 5465 : 468312.5 kHz 5466 : 468325.0 kHz 5467 : 468337.5 kHz 5468 : 468350.0 kHz 5469 : 468362.5 kHz 5470 : 468375.0 kHz 5471 : 468387.5 kHz 5472 : 468400.0 kHz 5473 : 468412.5 kHz 5474 : 468425.0 kHz 5475 : 468437.5 kHz

5476 : 468450.0 kHz 5477 : 468462.5 kHz 5478 : 468475.0 kHz 5479 : 468487.5 kHz 5480 : 468500.0 kHz 5481 : 468512.5 kHz 5482 : 468525.0 kHz 5483 : 468537.5 kHz 5484 : 468550.0 kHz 5485 : 468562.5 kHz 5486 : 468575.0 kHz 5487 : 468587.5 kHz 5488 : 468600.0 kHz 5489 : 468612.5 kHz 5490 : 468625.0 kHz 5491 : 468637.5 kHz 5492 : 468650.0 kHz 5493 : 468662.5 kHz 5494 : 468675.0 kHz 5495 : 468687.5 kHz 5496 : 468700.0 kHz 5497 : 468712.5 kHz 5498 : 468725.0 kHz 5499 : 468737.5 kHz 5500 : 468750.0 kHz 5501 : 468762.5 kHz 5502 : 468775.0 kHz 5503 : 468787.5 kHz 5504 : 468800.0 kHz 5505 : 468812.5 kHz 5506 : 468825.0 kHz 5507 : 468837.5 kHz 5508 : 468850.0 kHz 5509 : 468862.5 kHz 5510 : 468875.0 kHz 5511 : 468887.5 kHz 5512 : 468900.0 kHz 5513 : 468912.5 kHz 5514 : 468925.0 kHz 5515 : 468937.5 kHz 5516 : 468950.0 kHz 5517 : 468962.5 kHz 5518 : 468975.0 kHz 5519 : 468987.5 kHz 5520 : 469000.0 kHz 5521 : 469012.5 kHz 5522 : 469025.0 kHz 5523 : 469037.5 kHz 5524 : 469050.0 kHz 5525 : 469062.5 kHz 5526 : 469075.0 kHz 5527 : 469087.5 kHz 5528 : 469100.0 kHz 5529 : 469112.5 kHz 5530 : 469125.0 kHz 5531 : 469137.5 kHz 5532 : 469150.0 kHz 5533 : 469162.5 kHz 5534 : 469175.0 kHz 5535 : 469187.5 kHz 5536 : 469200.0 kHz 5537 : 469212.5 kHz 5538 : 469225.0 kHz 5539 : 469237.5 kHz

5540 : 469250.0 kHz 5541 : 469262.5 kHz 5542 : 469275.0 kHz 5543 : 469287.5 kHz 5544 : 469300.0 kHz 5545 : 469312.5 kHz 5546 : 469325.0 kHz 5547 : 469337.5 kHz 5548 : 469350.0 kHz 5549 : 469362.5 kHz 5550 : 469375.0 kHz 5551 : 469387.5 kHz 5552 : 469400.0 kHz 5553 : 469412.5 kHz 5554 : 469425.0 kHz 5555 : 469437.5 kHz 5556 : 469450.0 kHz 5557 : 469462.5 kHz 5558 : 469475.0 kHz 5559 : 469487.5 kHz 5560 : 469500.0 kHz 5561 : 469512.5 kHz 5562 : 469525.0 kHz 5563 : 469537.5 kHz 5564 : 469550.0 kHz 5565 : 469562.5 kHz 5566 : 469575.0 kHz 5567 : 469587.5 kHz 5568 : 469600.0 kHz 5569 : 469612.5 kHz 5570 : 469625.0 kHz 5571 : 469637.5 kHz 5572 : 469650.0 kHz 5573 : 469662.5 kHz 5574 : 469675.0 kHz 5575 : 469687.5 kHz 5576 : 469700.0 kHz 5577 : 469712.5 kHz 5578 : 469725.0 kHz 5579 : 469737.5 kHz 5580 : 469750.0 kHz 5581 : 469762.5 kHz 5582 : 469775.0 kHz 5583 : 469787.5 kHz 5584 : 469800.0 kHz 5585 : 469812.5 kHz 5586 : 469825.0 kHz 5587 : 469837.5 kHz 5588 : 469850.0 kHz 5589 : 469862.5 kHz 5590 : 469875.0 kHz 5591 : 469887.5 kHz 5592 : 469900.0 kHz 5593 : 469912.5 kHz 5594 : 469925.0 kHz 5595 : 469937.5 kHz 5596 : 469950.0 kHz 5597 : 469962.5 kHz 5598 : 469975.0 kHz 5599 : 469987.5 kHz 5600 : 470000.0 kHz

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MRU-PC RS232C line

Connector

+ 12 V

Transmit A

Receive A

Ground A

Ground B

Transmit B

Receive B

MRU

9-C SubD

9-C Male Plug

Red (Power supply)

Red (not connected)

To printer (9600 Bd)

2 : C

White

Yellow

Blue

ABLE PINOUTS

9-C

Female

Plug

9-C

Connector

Port A

(Compulsory)

eceive

ransmit TR (Data Terminal Ready)

round

SR (Data Ready)

TS (Ready To transmit)

0 V

Black (power supply)

Cable part No. 1A17075074

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MRU-workstation RS232C line

Connector

+ 12 V

Transmit A

Receive A

Ground A

Ground B

Transmit B

Receive B

0 V

MRU

9-C SubD

9-C Male Plug

Red (Power supply)

To printer (9600 Bd) or t o

workstation B-port

Black (power supply)

Red (not connected)

Cable part No. 1A17075075

MRU-GPS receiver RS232C line

White

Yellow

Blue

25-C Male Plug

Workstation

ransmit

eceive

round

+ 12 V

Transmit A

Receive A

Ground A

Ground B

Transmit B

Receive B

0 V

MRU

9-C SubD

Connector

9-C Male Plug

Red (Power supply)

White

Yellow

Red (not connected)

Blue

To printer (9600 Bd)

Black (power supply)

Cable part No. 1A17075076

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3 : D

... MRU, mobile #

S03

Position

(NMEA

message)

RECEIVER

ATA COMMUNI CATIONS SCHEME

... MRU, mobile # n

... MRU, mobile # 2

S05, S06 S08, S09

Waypoint,

Message

(service)

GPS

Port B Port A

S05, S06 S08, S09

Waypoint,

Message

(service)

Printer

S05, S06, Waypoint,

Message

(service)

MRU

S03

Position

Printer GPS

Monitoring Station Central Station

MRU

(e.g. sync master)

Port A

S08, S09

Message (service)

Printer

: RS232C line at 9600 Bd

: RS232C line at 4800 Bd, GPGGA message at 2 sec update rate

S08, S09

Waypoint,

Message

(service)

S03

Position

Port B Port B Port A

S05, S06 Message (service)

Printer

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Appendix 4

PPENDIX

4 : C

OUPLING

(only for SN388 users)

A4.1 CONFIGURING MRU

Connections required

•

MRU

Port A

Directories and files involved in the configurati on st ep

•

The following directory :

/users/sn388/sn388Hci/binsh

MRU

S FROM THE

WITH

SN388HCI

HCI

5C connector Port A

SN388

Contains the following files :

BASE.SUN : Command file intended for « base » MRU (i.e. MRU

installed in the recording cab or at the base camp).

BASE.12 : Configuration file intended for base MRU not used as

the sync master.

BASE_MST.12 : Configuration file intended for base MRU used as the

sync master. MOBILE.SUN : Command file intended for mobile MRU. MOBILE.12 : Configurat ion file intended for mobile MRU.

MRU.SUN : Program file used when running BASE. SUN or

The following directory :

Contains the following file :

/users/sn388/sn388Hci/bin2

MOBILE.SUN.

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•

Configuration procedure

Now that your MRU is connected to the HCI, as indicated previously, do

the following on the HCI :

- Type

stopAppli

(press RETURN)

- Type in one of the following commands depending on whether the attached MRU is intended to be used at the base camp or in the r ecording cab (“base “ MRU), or in a mobile ("mobile" MRU).

base.sun

[channum]

<sp>

camp{

master}

<sp>

Base MRU (at base camp)

base.sun

[channum]

<sp>

lab{

master}

<sp>

Base MRU (in recording cab)

mobile.sun

[channum]

<sp>

[regnum]

<sp>

[refresh rate]

<sp>

Where :

[

channum

: UHF frequency channel number (0 to 5600,

]

depending on the country ; 4000 to 5600 for the

[

regnum

USA).

: Mobile registration number (1 to 50)

]

Mobile MRU

[refresh rate]

{

master

: (10, 30 or 60 seconds).

: Optional parameter, configures MRU as the sync

}

master. A single MRU can be defined as the sync master.

Conventions used in the syntax above :

: Square bracket s enclose parameter definit ion which

[..]

should be replaced by the desired value in the command line

...} : Braces enclose optional parameter

{

<sp>

: Space character required

Square brackets and braces should not be typed in

the command line.

Getting help from the setup program :

Simply type in

the syntax of the commands, as described above.

base.sun

mobile.sun

to display

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Examples

Appendix 4

%>base.sun 4900 camp

Configures the MRU as an auxiliary central unit (base camp) operating

on freq. Channel # 4900

%>base.sun 4900 lab master

Configures the MRU as the central unit operating on freq. Channel #

4900. The MRU is also configured to be the sync master.

%>mobile.sun 4900 10 10

Configures the MRU as mobile #10 operating on fr eq. Channel # 4900.

Refresh rate: 10 seconds.

As the MRU is being config ured, configuration commands are report ed

on the screen.

•

Finishing off

After the configuring process is complete, the "

" Unix prompt re-

appears on the HCI screen.

You can disconnect the MRU and then repeat the configuration step

with another MRU that you f irst connect t o the HCI . Repeat this operat ion until the whole MRU network is configured.

- Type

runAppli

(press RETURN)

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E w

A4.2 CONNECTING THE MRU TO THE HCI

Use an MRU-Workstation cable (part No. 1A17075075). See Appen-

dix 2.

The MRU unit should be connected to the A port on your HCI work-

station. If a DPG is used then the A port is not available. In that case, a second workstation is required, installed as X-Terminal emulation. On each workstation, set the Installation options as shown below.

MRU

DPG

Dongle

Master

workstation

Installation options

HCI type

Mobile Radio Unit Licences

Enter the SN388 password associated with the dongle

Master

Local network

See SN388

Installation Manual

See Par. 3-2

X-Terminal

emulation

nstallation options

HCI type

Mobile Radio Unit Licences

nter the MRU password associated

ith the station's Host Id

Tx emulation

Yes

Note: To set installation options, select HCI INSTALL with the centre

button of the mouse.

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Appendix 5

PPENDIX

5 : SOFTWARE INSTALLATION

A5-1 PREREQUISITES

The MRU Vehicle Tracking software is desig ned to run on a workstation

under the UNIX operating system. T he workstation should be equipped with SOLARIS 5.7 or higher and MOTIF, with a multiwindowing system such as OPENWI N and with the VOLUME Manager.

The disk space required f or the MRU software is about 4 MBytes.

NOTE only for SN388

: This installation procedure is for a workstation

other than SN388 HCI. For an SN388 HCI workstation, see SN388 Installation Manual.

A5-2 INSTALLING THE MRU VEHICLE TRACKING

SOFTWARE

To install the MRU software, do the f ollowing :

- Insert the SERCEL CD-ROM into the drive. The Volume Manager

automatically mounts it.

- Create a directory in which you are allowed to write (i. e. with the

"User" as owner) for the MRU software. For example, assuming the following:

User Group Directory

user388 sn388 /opt/softMru

At the Login prompt, type the following commands (where "login" and # are the successive prompts):

mkdir /opt/softMru

chown -R user388 /opt/softMru

chgrp -R sn388 /opt/softMru

exit

root

user388

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- Start the multi-windowing environment:

openwin

- In a Command Tool window, type the following commands :

cd /cdrom/cdrom0 ./installMruStandalone

- When the message

(/opt/mru)"

shows up, you may :

"Enter the path to the MRU software

. Press <RETURN> to install MRU software t o the default dir ectory

prompted, assuming you have created this directory (/opt/mru),

. or specif y the path to the dir ectory you have created for the MRU

software (e. g. /opt/softMru).

- After MRU software installation is complete, type :

cd eject cd

- Remove the CDROM from the drive.

NOTE: After you install MRU software, a number of commands are available

that you can type in a Command Tool window. To get the commands list and usage, do the following:

- Type

cd /opt/softMru/sn388Hci/binsh

(assuming you installed MRU software to the

/opt/softMru

directory).

- then

- As a result the following is displayed:

mru -h

usage : mru : start the MRU application

-b[ase] : start the MRU base configuration

-m[obile] : start the MRU mobile configuration

-i[nstall] : start the MRU software installation

-t[ransformation] : start the coord transformation application

-h[elp] : display this information

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A5-3 GETTING STARTED

STARTUP CONFIGURATION

•

On a first-time star tup or after installing a new software version, follow

the instructions below to configure (or reconfigure) the workst ation.

This vehicle tracking software comes with a password  available from

SERCEL  attached to the station on which you installed the software. You will not be able to use the software unless and until you enter your password into the workstation.

To set the configurat ion and enter your password, do the following :

- In a Shell window, type the following commands :

cd /opt/mru/sn388Hci/binsh mru -i

NOTE :

If you did not choose the default path (

/opt/mru

) when you installed the MRU application, type the path you chose instead of

/opt/mru

, in the cd command.

This opens the dialog box shown below, used to :

- select the Help language,

- select the serial port (port A or B) used for communications with the MRU,

- select the LOG option specifying whether the vehicle tracklines should be recorded (ON) or not (OFF),

- enter the password (into the licence text box).

- Click APPLY.

- Close the MRU Install dialog box. The configuration will be enabled when you next start the MRU application.

NOTE Only for SN388 users

: to set the st artup configuration on an

HCI workstation, see the SN388 Installation Manual.

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STARTING THE MRU APPLICATION

- To start t he MRU application, t ype the following commands :

cd /opt/mru/sn388Hci/binsh

I f you did not choose the default path (/opt / mru) when you installed the

MRU application, type the path you chose instead of /opt/mru . You will not have to type the above command if you enter the path into the PATH variable.

- Then you only have to type the command

mru

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Appendix 6

PPENDIX

6 : COORDINATES

TRANSFORMATION UTILITY

The coordinates transf or mat ion ut ility used in t he MRU software application can be started individually so that you can convert coordinates from WGS84 to your favourite geodetic system or the other way round.

To start the coord transf ormation utility, open a Shell window, select the MRU application's directory and type the following command :

mru -t

This opens the window shown below.

This menu allows you to define and/or view Datum types and Projection types (see par. 4-2 and 4-3)

Type the Lat Lon coordinates to be transformed (preceded by a minus sign if South Latitude

or W est This option button allows you to change from WGS84 to your geodetic system or the other way round

To apply the settings, press <RETURN> ( with the cursor positioned in the "Projection Type Nb" text box).

Longitude)

Specify the Projection type to be used and press RETURN (see par. 4-3)

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MRU Specifications

APPENDIX 7 : MRU SPECIFICATIONS

PHYSICAL

Size :

Weight :

ENVIRONMENTAL

Storage temperature : Operating temperature : Master :

ELECTRICAL

Power supply : Power drain : Transmission frequency :

Lower band : 408 to 440 MHz (depending on the country) Upper band : 430 to 470 MHz (450 to 470 for the USA) The filters in the UHF power stage ar e tuned to a central frequency

) prior to shipment or subsequent ly by skilled personnel using the

appropriate equipment. Then an operating frequency can be selected,

in 12.5-kHz steps, up to ± 2.5 MHz around F

retune the UHF filters, using a PC computer equipped with appropriate

software.

Height : 80 mm Depth : 295 mm Width : 155 m m

1.5 kg

10 to 15 V

5 A max.

- 40°C to +70°C

Slave

0°C to +40°C

0°C to 45°C

without the need to

Number of selectable channels : 400 (200 on either side of the factory-

set centre frequency, corresponding to a usable bandwidth of ± 2.5

MHz, i.e. 5 MHz). The antenna supplied is intended for f requencies from 440 to 470 MHz.

The centre frequency is f act or y set at 455 MHz

Transmission type :

Channel bandwidth : Peak Radiated power :

Two circuit boards :

1 Transmission board (TDG12)

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1 power supply board (MRPW)

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MASTER MRU SPECIFICATIONS Electrical

MRPW power supply board equipped with a master oscillator

(10 MHz).

Special features

The Master MRU automatically switches to the transmitting mode 3

minutes after power-on (after its built-in master oscillator has settled).

Transmission repeat cycle : 0.2 second.

SLAVE MRU SPECIFICATIONS Electrical

No master oscillator.

Special features

The Slave MRU is allowed to switch to the transmitting mode on

condition that :

. it receives the signal from the Master MRU for locking the

TDG12 board's oscillator and synchronizing the transmission so

that the slave MRU transmits during the desired tim e slot . . it has to transmit messages via its A-port. Transmission repeat cycle : 10 seconds.

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S S 1

S T

Appendix 8

PPENDIX

8 : REFERENCE INFORMATION

A8.1 MRU BLOCK DIAGRAM

ONLY ON MASTER MRU

MY1

10 MHz

W1 W2

V. Batt to UHF Po wer Amplifier

RPW MASTER BOARD

RU 388 TDG12 BOARD

P11 J1

5 V 12 V

12 V

erial port A erial port B 0 MHz clock

Power supply serial port A serial port B

UHF OUTPUT

A8.2 UHF SYNTHESIZER CIRCUITRY BLOCK DIAGRAM

MB 1504 PF

comparator

Local oscillator

Data corresponding to the programmed UHF

frequency

OL.UHF

IC12

V = f(∆f)

∆

ntegrator

YN_UHF_OK o logic Central Unit

UHF oscillator

IC30

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A8.3 UHF OUTPUT AMPLIFIER CIRCUITRY BLOCK

DIAGRAM

Modulated

21.250 MHz IF signal

S21M

OL.UHF

IC31

3-pole filter

G = 18 dB

-pole filter

+8VE

IC13

MHW707-2

Power amplifier

G = 38 dB

Duplexer

-pole filter

UHF output

Tx/Rx

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A8.4 MODULATION MODE

Theory of operation

Those frequency modulation techniq ues in which the phase variation is continuous on bit transitions are of special int erest as they significantly increase the spectral efficiency.

The special case where the modulation factor is 0.5 in those continuousphase modulation techniques is known as MSK.

carrier frequency

−

carrier phase

- Π/2

data

bits

b : bit frequency

7T6T5T4T3T2TT

Why choose the msk technique ?

The MSK modulation (Minimum Shift Keying) offers the following advantages :

- Constant envelope of the modulated signal allowing class-C amplifying

without any alteration in the spectrum.

- Reduced spectral occupation in comparison with other modulation

techniques such as PSK. W ith the MSK modulation, 99% of energy lies within

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a band 1.5 times the bit frequency, that is 7.5 kHz. In comparison, with a QPSK modulation 99% of energ y would lie in a 40-kHz band. W ith a filtered variant of the MSK modulation (

GMSK

, SMSK, etc.) the energy band is still

narrower.

- The perform ance of a data t ransmission link is one of t he best in ter ms

of bit error rate.

Modulator circuitry

The modulator circuitry consists of a Voltage-Controlled Oscillator (Y5, Q10), a filter (A8 a 21094-kHz frequency synthesizer. The 21094-kHz synthesizer, the 156-kHz modulator and the two mixers are housed in the IC34 programmable circuit.

, A82), two mixers (M1, M2), a 156 kHz digital modulator and

to IC31

mixer

modulated

21.250 MHz

VCO 21250 KHz

Y5 Q10

odulated

156 kHz

digital

sequence

Filter

- A8

IC34

MSK

Digital

modulator

10 MHz

clock

21094 kHz

synthesizer

The 10-MHz clock is divided to generate a 156-kHz signal. By adding or subtracting periods of the 10-MHz clock, depending on the data to be transmitted, a modulated 156-kHz frequency is generated : 156 ± Freq that is 156 kHz ± 1.25 kHz depending on the polarity of the dat a.

The control loop of the 21250 kHz VCO includes the two mixers (M

), the filter and the VCO.

The modulated 156-kHz signal is fed to the loop and compared to another 156-kHz signal in M

, which results from mixing the VCO out put signal

and the CW signal from the 21094-kHz synthesizer. The signal output from mixer M

is fed to a filter ( A81 and A82) and used to control the VCO.

/4,

bit

The 21250 kHz loop is balanced when the modulation in the modulated 156-kHz signal is replicated on the 21250-kHz VCO.

This VCO exhibits a ± 1.25 kHz frequency deviation depending on the polarity of the data.

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DATA

bits

Modulated 21.25 MHz signal (Frequency vs. data bits)

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Data transmit format (general case)

ata zone

Encryptable zone Content depends on input protocol used

Preamble

16 bits8 bits

Auxiliary

Data

checksum (11 bits)

b2b3b4b5b6b7

Encryption code parity

Depends on input proto co l use d

8 × 8 bits

User Data

8 bits

Postamble

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For

Sync

Master

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configuration, the highaccuracy oscillator should be installed

MRPW Master board

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For

Mobile

configuration,

should be

S14

shorted with solder (and S15 should be open)

For

Sync

Master

configuration,

S15

shorted with solder (and S14 should be open)

should be

TDG12 board

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TDG12 board

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Glossary of basic geodesy terms

GLOSSARY OF BASIC GEODESY TERMS

Datum

: A Datum results fr om taking an ellipsoid and moving

its centre so the ellipsoid matches the geoid very closely in your area of interest. For example, in Europe, the International ellipsoid is shifted to fit and called ED50 (European Datum 1950).

For the same location, your latitude and longitude are

different on different Datums. Since your DG PS r e ceivers normally output on W G S84 you need to convert the WG S84 latitude/longitude to a latitude /longitude on whatever Datum you are surveying on. This is done by on-line Datum transform ation routines in SERCEL software. This is why you are required to select the appropriate Datum (in the Projection Type Setup dialog box).

Ellipsoid

: An ellipse which has been rotated about an axis (ex-

ample : WGS84). The shape of the ellipsoid is chosen to match the geoidal surf ace as closely as possible.

Geoid

: An equipotential surface ( m eaning that the pull of

gravity is equal everywhere along the surface), approximately corresponding to the Mean Sea Level. A plumb bob always points perpendicular to the geoid, not to centre of the earth.

Projection

: A projection is a representation of a 3 dimensional

plane. In order to make a section of the ellipsoid into a flat surface, you have to stretch some par ts of the surface and compress other parts. The amount of compressing/stretching is known as « scale factor ». The distance you measure in the real world is usually not equal to the distance measured on the projection.

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Sercel MRU User Manual

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

1 INTRODUCTION

2 CONFIGURING AN MRU NETWORK

2-1 INTRODUCTION

2-3 CONFIGURING MRUS FROM A UNIX WORKSTATION

3 INSTALLATION

3-1 MRU

3-2 BASE STATION

3-3 MOBILE UNIT

4 CONFIGURING A BASE STATION

4-1 Prerequisites

4-2 The Datum Type Setup

4-3 The Projection type setup

4-4 The View setup

4-5 The Map setup

4-6 MARKER SETUP

5 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

5-1 At the base station

5-2 The Vehicle Log setup window

5-3 The Base setup window

5-4 The Watchdog setup window

5-5 The Message setup wi ndow

5-6 The Vehicle identity setup

5-7 On a tracked vehicle

A1.1 - INTRODUCTION

A1.2 - TDGX BLOCK DIAGRAM

A1.3 - THEORY OF OPERATION

A1.3 -1 THE FUNDAMENTAL PARAMETERS

A1.3 - 2 TRANSMISSION SPECIFICATIONS

A1.3 - 3 SYNCHRONIZING A NETWORK OF TDGX BOARDS

A1.3 - 4 DATA TRANSMIT FORMAT

A1.3 - 5 INPUT/OUTPUT PROTOCOLS

A1.3 - 6 BOARD CONFIGURING TOOLS

A1.4 - CHANNEL/FREQUENCY TABLE

A4.2 CONNECTING THE MRU TO THE HCI

A5-1 PREREQUISITES

A5-3 GETTING STARTED

APPENDIX 7 : MRU SPECIFICATIONS

A8.1 MRU BLOCK DIAGRAM

A8.2 UHF SYNTHESIZER CIRCUITRY BLOCK DIAGRAM

A8.4 MODULATION MODE

GLOSSARY OF BASIC GEODESY TERMS