Uplink Channel Dynamic Allocation Sample Clauses

Uplink Channel Dynamic Allocation. The satellite uses a technique called the Dynamic Channel Activity Assignment System (DCAAS) to allow the subscriber terminals to communicate effectively in the presence of nearly co-channel uplink interference. This allows uplink channel frequencies to be reassigned in response to measured and predicted statistical time variation of channel use by the interfering services. The software to be used to control the DCAAS functions in the subscriber receivers shall be provided by ORBCOMM. All of the subscriber uplink receivers shall be able to function as DCAAS receivers under software control.
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