Nokia's RRH (Remote Radio Head) alarm cable is usually used to transmit monitoring and alarm information rather than high-speed data transmission. Therefore, alarm cables typically have lower transmission rates compared to regular data lines (such as Ethernet).
The transmission rate of alarm cables is usually limited by the following factors:
Transmission protocols: Alarm systems often use proprietary monitoring and alarm protocols rather than standard data transmission protocols. These protocols are typically designed for low-speed transmission to ensure reliability and timeliness.
Data type: Alarm cables mainly transmit alarm and monitoring information, which is usually discrete, low-bandwidth data, which is different from high-speed data transmission.
Connector and cable specifications: Specific connector and cable specifications can also affect transfer rates. Typically, alarm cables are not required to support high-speed data transmission, so lower gauge connectors and cables may be used.
System Requirements: Specific alarm system and RRH equipment requirements may vary, so transmission rates may vary based on system configuration.
