AS/NZS 62320.3:2015
Maritime navigation and radiocommunication equipment and systems - Automatic identification system (AIS) - Part 3: Repeater stations - Minimum operational and performance requirements - Methods of test and required test results
Provides the minimum operational and performance requirements, methods of test and the required test results for a type of non-shipborne automatic identification system (AIS) equipment known as an AIS repeater station. Identical to and reproduced from IEC 62320-3, Ed. 1.0 (2015).
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AS/NZS IEC 62320.3:2015
COPYRIGHT
PREFACE
CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Symbols and abbreviations
4 Functional requirements for a repeater station
4.1 General
4.2 Functional block diagram of an AIS repeater station
4.3 Repeating rules
4.4 Message scheduling
4.5 Repeater station input/output sentence formatters
5 Performance requirements
5.1 Cyclic redundancy check
5.2 Physical layer requirement
5.3 Link layer requirements
6 Functional tests
6.1 Configuration tests
6.2 Basic functional tests
6.3 VDL access
6.4 Repetition rates
6.5 Filtering
6.6 Repeater station identification message
7 Test conditions
7.1 Normal and extreme test conditions
7.2 Additional test arrangements
7.3 Measurement uncertainties
7.4 Test signals
8 Physical radio tests
8.1 Transceiver protection test
8.2 TDMA transmitter
8.3 TDMA receivers
Annex A (normative) Configuration structures
A.1 General
A.2 PI sentences for repeater stations
Annex B (informative) Test area arrangement
Bibliography
Table
Table 1 – SOTDMA communication state of received station
Table 2 – ITDMA Communication state of received station
Table 3 – ITDMA communication state of received station with rescheduling
Table 4 – Duplicate message filtering parameters
Table 5 – Repeater station behaviour for message repeat
Table 6 – Contents of Message 26 used for repeater station identification
Table 7 – Alarm status definition for Table 6
Table 8 – Message 8 structure with AIS-SART related content
Table 9 – Configurable parameters
Table 10 – Repetition parameters
Table 11 – Area related configuration parameters
Table 12 – Repeater station input/output sentence formatters
Table 13 – Transmitter parameters
Table 14 – Power versus time characteristics for Figure 2
Table 15 – Required parameter settings for a repeater station
Table 16 – Required settings of physical layer constants
Table 17 – Modulation parameters of the physical layer of the repeater station
Table 18 – Required receiver characteristics
Table 19 – Factory default values
Table 20 – Standard test set-up
Table 21 – Test area of standard test set-up
Table 22 – Content of first two packets
Table 23 – Fixed PRS data derived from Recommendation ITU-T O.153
Table 24 – Power versus time characteristics
Table 25 – Frequencies for intermodulation tests
Table A.1 – Basic system parameters
Table A.2 – General repetition parameters
Table A.3 – Basic structure of Message 26
Table A.4 – Message 26 repeater command IDs
Table A.5 – EPV configuration
Table A.6 – EPV query
Table A.7 – Property identifiers for use with EPV – Basic system parameters
Table A.8 – Property identifiers for use with EPV – General repetition parameters
Table A.9 – AES key configuration
Table A.10 – RFS configuration
Table A.11 – RFS query
Table A.12 – RMF configuration
Table A.13 – RMF query
Table A.14 – RA1 configuration
Table A.15 – RA1 query
Table A.16 – RA2 configuration
Table A.17 – RA2 query
Table A.18 – RA3 configuration
Table A.19 – RA3 query
Table A.20 – RA4 configuration
Table A.21 – RA4 query
Figure
Figure 1 – Functional block diagram of an AIS repeater station
Figure 2 – Power versus time characteristics
Figure 3 – Format for repeating four-packet cluster
Figure 4 – Measurement arrangement
Figure 5 – Measurement arrangement
Figure 6 – Modulation spectrum for slotted transmission
Figure 7 – Measurement arrangement
Figure 8 – Power versus time characteristics
Figure 9 – Measurement arrangement
Figure 10 – Measurement arrangement
Figure 11 – Measurement arrangement
Figure 12 – Measurement arrangement
Figure 13 – Measurement arrangement
Figure 14 – SINAD or PER/BER measuring equipment
Figure 15 – Measurement arrangement
Figure 16 – Measurement arrangement
Figure B.1 – Test area arrangement
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COPYRIGHT
PREFACE
CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Symbols and abbreviations
4 Functional requirements for a repeater station
4.1 General
4.2 Functional block diagram of an AIS repeater station
4.3 Repeating rules
4.4 Message scheduling
4.5 Repeater station input/output sentence formatters
5 Performance requirements
5.1 Cyclic redundancy check
5.2 Physical layer requirement
5.3 Link layer requirements
6 Functional tests
6.1 Configuration tests
6.2 Basic functional tests
6.3 VDL access
6.4 Repetition rates
6.5 Filtering
6.6 Repeater station identification message
7 Test conditions
7.1 Normal and extreme test conditions
7.2 Additional test arrangements
7.3 Measurement uncertainties
7.4 Test signals
8 Physical radio tests
8.1 Transceiver protection test
8.2 TDMA transmitter
8.3 TDMA receivers
Annex A (normative) Configuration structures
A.1 General
A.2 PI sentences for repeater stations
Annex B (informative) Test area arrangement
Bibliography
Table
Table 1 – SOTDMA communication state of received station
Table 2 – ITDMA Communication state of received station
Table 3 – ITDMA communication state of received station with rescheduling
Table 4 – Duplicate message filtering parameters
Table 5 – Repeater station behaviour for message repeat
Table 6 – Contents of Message 26 used for repeater station identification
Table 7 – Alarm status definition for Table 6
Table 8 – Message 8 structure with AIS-SART related content
Table 9 – Configurable parameters
Table 10 – Repetition parameters
Table 11 – Area related configuration parameters
Table 12 – Repeater station input/output sentence formatters
Table 13 – Transmitter parameters
Table 14 – Power versus time characteristics for Figure 2
Table 15 – Required parameter settings for a repeater station
Table 16 – Required settings of physical layer constants
Table 17 – Modulation parameters of the physical layer of the repeater station
Table 18 – Required receiver characteristics
Table 19 – Factory default values
Table 20 – Standard test set-up
Table 21 – Test area of standard test set-up
Table 22 – Content of first two packets
Table 23 – Fixed PRS data derived from Recommendation ITU-T O.153
Table 24 – Power versus time characteristics
Table 25 – Frequencies for intermodulation tests
Table A.1 – Basic system parameters
Table A.2 – General repetition parameters
Table A.3 – Basic structure of Message 26
Table A.4 – Message 26 repeater command IDs
Table A.5 – EPV configuration
Table A.6 – EPV query
Table A.7 – Property identifiers for use with EPV – Basic system parameters
Table A.8 – Property identifiers for use with EPV – General repetition parameters
Table A.9 – AES key configuration
Table A.10 – RFS configuration
Table A.11 – RFS query
Table A.12 – RMF configuration
Table A.13 – RMF query
Table A.14 – RA1 configuration
Table A.15 – RA1 query
Table A.16 – RA2 configuration
Table A.17 – RA2 query
Table A.18 – RA3 configuration
Table A.19 – RA3 query
Table A.20 – RA4 configuration
Table A.21 – RA4 query
Figure
Figure 1 – Functional block diagram of an AIS repeater station
Figure 2 – Power versus time characteristics
Figure 3 – Format for repeating four-packet cluster
Figure 4 – Measurement arrangement
Figure 5 – Measurement arrangement
Figure 6 – Modulation spectrum for slotted transmission
Figure 7 – Measurement arrangement
Figure 8 – Power versus time characteristics
Figure 9 – Measurement arrangement
Figure 10 – Measurement arrangement
Figure 11 – Measurement arrangement
Figure 12 – Measurement arrangement
Figure 13 – Measurement arrangement
Figure 14 – SINAD or PER/BER measuring equipment
Figure 15 – Measurement arrangement
Figure 16 – Measurement arrangement
Figure B.1 – Test area arrangement
AS/NZS 62320.3:2015
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