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15.2 Control of base stations

Where adequate radio signals over the desired service area of the system can be provided by one base station sited at the control point, it can be easily controlled, either directly from the front panel or over a multi-way cable.

In many instances, to obtain adequate coverage, the base station must be sited on high ground remote from the control point. Then, either a land line or a radio link, both of which will today probably be digital and the link microwave, must be used for control. A land line will most likely be rented but radio links are favoured by those users who insist on the complete system being under their direct control.