TIA TSB-1065:2005 (R2012)

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Broadband Data Standards Definition

Published By	Publication Date	Number of Pages
TIA	2005	26

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Description

General

This document provides a framework for interoperable public
safety broadband data communications standards. These standards
form the basis for a variety of broadband data services suitable
for mission-critical Public Safety applications and compatible with
the 4.9 GHz Public Safety band. These standards might potentially
be applicable to other broadband spectrum. Standards derived within
this framework are based on broadband IEEE 802 protocols. The goals
of these standards are to: (1) enable user interoperability
including at the air interface level in accordance with FCC systems
authorization and product certification requirements; (2) leverage
COTS wireless standards to 4.9GHz; (3) enable interchangeability of
public safety equipment from multiple vendors; and (4) leverage the
vast body of Internet based network and application protocols for
use in systems based on these standards. These standards will
maximize the application of commercial off the shelf (COTS)
capabilities and standards in order to enable interoperability
among users and interchangeability across vendors providing
compatible products.

Interchangeability in this context is an operational definition
meaning that equipment from multiple vendors which are designed to
TIA-1065 will be able to communicate at the PHY/MAC layer in much
the same way that 802.11 Wireless LAN equipment operates (i.e., a
public safety entity could buy an AP from one vendor and a client
laptop from another and the units could communicate with each other
with no special configuration/intervention required). As such,
interchangeability enables user interoperability which, in
addition, requires interoperability of higher layer protocols,
services and applications. Notwithstanding any elements or features
mandated by these standards, equipment/software that embodies a
compliant PHY/MAC might need to be configured by the customer a
priori to enable interoperability.