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CEA CEA-600.35 Document Information:
Title
RF Physical Layer and Medium Specification
Consumer Electronics Association
Publication Date:
Feb 1, 1998
Scope:
This specification contains all the information necessary to
facilitate the exchange of data and control information over the
CEBus RF medium within a home. The document is divided into five
major sections (1 - 5):
- An introduction to the RF standard.
- A general description of the RF network design.
- The specifications of RF topology and configuration rules -
this section covers network components, allowed network
configurations, and attachment of devices.
- A specification of the RF physical medium - this section
covers frequency allocation of the medium, channelization, and
environmental requirements.
- The physical layer specifications of a RF device - covers the
interface to the higher ISO layers, control channel signal
characteristics, data channel signal criteria, encoding,
transmitter and receiver characteristics, and device failure
modes.
The standard establishes a minimal set of rules for compliance.
It does not rule out extended services as long as the minimum set
of rules are adhered to. It is in fact the intention of the
standard to permit extended services (defined by users) to
coexist.
Certain aspects of the standard are defined in other documents.
These documents will be referenced when relevant. In the case where
a referenced standard conflicts with this document, this document
will prevail.
Keywords:
- Power Line
- CEBus
- Radio Frequency
- Home Network
- Medium Access Control
- Physical Layer
- Medium Specification
- Interface
- Home Automation
- RF
- MAC
- Physical Network
- OSI Layer 1
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