That is why the engineer when providing support checks the TDMA.
TDMA (Time Division Multiplexing) is a multiplexing technique used in wireless radio systems, such as Mimosa radios, to allow multiple users to share limited bandwidth by dividing transmission time into discrete segments and allocating a time segment to each user.
In radio systems using TDMA, each radio device communicates with a central controller at a specific time, and each device has access to the frequency band only at its assigned time, allowing multiple devices to share the same radio spectrum.
The TDMA technique allows better use of bandwidth, since several devices can share the same frequency band. It also reduces communication delay and improves system efficiency by avoiding interference between devices.
On Mimosa radios, typical TDMA times in seconds are 2, 4, and 8.
