Radio Access for Operators

1 To 3 operators need shared access to a local radio

This application illustrates the multiple operator control of a base or trigger radio in the local configuration. Any combination of 960 Handsets and 960 Consoles may be positioned up to 100 metres from the 935 Local Radio Interface. The 935 can support 1, 2 or 3 operators.

Note. The 935LRI may be substituted with a 936MPI if desired.

Example Parts List

960HC	Handset	One
960HS	Handset	One
960CC	Console	One
935LRI	Local Radio Interface	One

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1 To 3 operators need shared access to a remote radio

 

This application illustrates multiple operator control of a base or trigger radio in the remote or landline control configuration. The 960 Handsets and 960 Consoles may be positioned up to 100 metres from the 920FR Remote Control Interface with the 920FR and 925FR combination offering the capability of kilometres of separation. The 920FR and 925FR products have approvals for connection to Austel lines.

Example Parts List

960HC	Handset	One
960HS	Handset	One
960CSD	Console	One
920FR	Remote Control Interface	One
925FR	Line Keying Interface	One

 

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A single operator needs access to 3 local or remote radios (example 1)

 

This application illustrates a methods by which a single operator can control three base or trigger radios in the local control configuration. In this example, the 960 Handset or 960 Console may be positioned up to 100 metres from the 935 Local Radio Interfaces.

This example shows multi- channel selection and control from a handset by teaming it up with a 960PM Three Channel plinth.

Example Parts List

960HC	Handset	One
960PMl	Three Channel Plinth	One
935LRI	Local Radio Interface	Three

 

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A single operator needs access to 3 local or remote radios (example 2)

 

This example shows how a 960C3 Channel Controller can be added to provide the operator with multi-channel selection and control. As in the previous example, the 960 Console may be positioned up to 100 metres from the 935 Local Radio Interfaces.

 

Example Parts List

960CC	Console	One
960C3	Channel Controller	One
935LRI	Local Radio Interface	Three

 

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Multiple operators need to access up to 6 conventional radios

The Omnitronics 950 Radio Management System is an extremely reliable, versatile and cost effective system for small to medium communication centres. It is a modular system that allows for ease of expansion for multiple operators and multiple channels.

This application illustrates multiple operator control of six base or trigger radios in both remote two-wire/landline and local control configuration. The 960 Consoles may be positioned up to 100 metres from the 950SR sub-rack. The diagram shows the teaming up of the 960CC Console and the 960SC 6-Channel selector to provide the operators with their multi channel selection and control. Radios in local control mode are wired directly to the 950 sub-rack and those radios in remote mode are configured via 920/925 interfaces complete with sub audible base busy encoders and decoders.

Example Parts List

960CC	Console	Three
960SC	Channel Selector	Three
950DS	Dual Selector Interface	Two
950CI	Channel Interface Card	Six
950SR3U	Subrack	One
920FR	Remote Control Interface	Three
920B	Base Busy Decoder	Three
925FR	Line Keying Interface	Three
925E	Base Busy Encoder	Three

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Multiple operators need access to a SMARTNET™ or LTR trunking network

 

The 960HP handset provides a low cost handset option for trunked networks such as Motorola’s Smartnet. The 960HP uses simplex communications and when the operator presses the PTT button on the handset, the device will briefly return the received radio audio so that trunking network tones can be heard. This allows the user to hear “Talk Permit” or “Busy” tones whilst the radio tries to gain access to a channel.

 

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Full-featured radio/telephone management by multiple operators

‘Touch-screen’ controlled DX64 with 32 operators and 56 channels, PMR, trunking and WAN capability.

The DX-64 is a scalable, digital radio management system that integrates radio and telephone control. The system is capable of handling up to 32 operator positions each of which can control, monitor, group and link a maximum of 56 radio, audio or telephone channels. With systems starting with 2 operators controlling 8 radio channels (see diagram) integrators are able to offer cost effective solutions knowing that future expansion is ensured.

The diagram above shows a DX-64 Radio Management System with one workstation, 12 radio channels and 4 PABX lines. Operators access the radio management system through a Windows-based graphical user interface (DX64 Operator Console). The program is designed to use a touch screen display.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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