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Provide reliable wireless data products, offering exceptional performance and great value. By being a dedicated wireless partner, we ensure our products and services exceed the needs and expectations of our customers.
Raveon's POCSAG Paging Technology
ON-Site POCSAG Transmitter
Dual-Mode POCSAG receiver |
The POCSAG protocol is still one of the most robust and reliable communicatin protocols ever invented. For ultra-long range, low-data-rate applications, it can be a great protocol choice. Raveon is an expert in POCSAG technology, and has developed many products that implement POCSAG. The POCSAG name comes from the UK, and stands for: Post Office Code Standardization Advisory Group which at one time controlled all telecommunications in Britain. POCSAG is a radio data transmission protocol used to transmit one-way messages to “pagers”. Pagers are radio small receivers that are activated when a properly message encoded is transmitted to them over a radio channel. |
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POCSAG Paging Information
- POCSAG Overview (AN1452) by Adam Hickerson. This tchnical note details how the POCSAG protocol works. If you use Raveon POCSAG products, then you will not need to worry about the technical details of POCSAG,because our POCSAG products handle all the protocol details.
POCSAG At Raveon
Custom Products
- Raveon has designed and built a number of RF products that use POCSAG paging technology in them. If you need a POCSAG transmitter, reciever, or related device, contact Raveon to have it designed for you.
- We have custom firmware to turn an M7 data radio mdoem into a 5-watt POCSAG transmitter.
- We have POCSAG decoder firmware for our data radio modems to enable them to decode all POCSAG baud rates.
- We can easily create a WEB interface to our CIgorn gateway to give users the ability to send POCSAG pages using a WEB browser.