| Encryption |
16
bit proprietary encryption is applied to each message
during the digitization process. Up to 128 bit encryption
is available using proprietary or standard encryption
schemes as required. |
| First
in, First out received messages |
Consoles
and mobile units queue incoming messages from multiple
monitored groups so that no message is lost. The last
10 messages are instantly available for review. |
| Full
Digital Transmission |
All
DV/IP transmissions are fully digital. All DV/IP "backhaul"
transmissions are fully digital. No analog audio is present
in the DV/IP system except at the microphones and loudspeakers. |
| Instant
Replay |
Mobile
and portable units can press one button to replay the
last received message in the event of local noise disturbance,
for instance. |
| Late
Group Entry |
Units
belonging to a group, but not powered or out of range,
or units which have made selection of a group with a transmission
already in progress, are automatically switched to the
transaction channel and joined with the group conversation
in progress, and so do not have to wait for initiation
of a new group call to be included. |
| Local
and Remote Frame Error Reporting |
Available
in front panel selectable diagnostic (tech) mode. displays
number of frame errors received by repeater as well as
from repeater to receiving unit. A valuable troubleshooting
tool. |
| Multiple
Priority Levels |
Nine
priority levels can be assigned to individual units by
the SAS to assure that the most important messages can
preempt routine traffic, when necessary. Ruthless preemption
can be applied in certain instances.If a top priority
message is directed to target currently receiving another
group or individual message, the transmission can be terminated
and the target seized and reassigned to a transaction
channel with the priority originator. |
