Panorama Antennas LPAB metering antenna series
26 August, 2011 | Supplied by: Panorama Antennas Pty Ltd
An addition to its low profile smart meter antenna range, the LPAB series takes the features of the original LPA antenna but improves on it for use in the M2M and smart meter industry.
Zetron DCS-5020 digital console system
25 August, 2011 | Supplied by: Zetron Australasia Pty Ltd
The DCS-5020 digital console system now includes an interface to Motorola’s Mototrbo digital mobile radios.
Bluegiga Technologies iWRAP Bluetooth accessories
25 August, 2011 | Supplied by: Glyn Ltd
Bluegiga Technologies has introduced the latest version of the iWRAP Bluetooth stack with enhanced connectivity for Apple’s range of iOS-enabled devices.
Icom IC-F3103/4103 land mobile radio series
24 August, 2011 | Supplied by: Icom Australia Pty Ltd
The IC-F3103/4103 series of land mobile radios has the digital IDAS system, making it flexible enough to set up alongside existing analog systems, allowing organisations to stage their migration to digital.
Antenna Factor omnidirectional antenna
24 August, 2011 | Supplied by: Clarke & Severn Electronic Solutions
The Antenna Factor ceiling-mount, omnidirectional antenna provides wide bandwidth performance in an omnidirectional pattern. Its smooth, streamlined profile is suitable for offices, industrial or home environments. Mounting and connection are through a single access hole in the mounting surface.
RadioLinx Smart Switch ethernet communication
22 August, 2011 | Supplied by: ProSoft Technology Inc
Smart Switch intelligent routing technology enables true peer-to-peer wireless ethernet communication. When coupled with the Industrial frequency hopping ethernet’s 1.1 Mbps data rate capabilities, the Smart Switch radios provide for many applications.
MiMOMax band-pass filters
19 August, 2011 | Supplied by: MiMOMax Wireless Ltd
MiMOMax band-pass filters are designed specifically for the company’s radios but may also be used in conjunction with any suitable wireless transmitter or receiver.
Digital network expands
05 August, 2011
Vertel has launched its two-way digital network Team Talk NXDN.
dPMR 6.25 kHz digital radio is open standard
20 July, 2011
For those who have watched the global two-way industry evolve in the last 30 years, it’s obvious that the more user-focused manufacturers have learned a lot from listening to professional business and industry users and their fundamental need for flexible, efficient and cost-effective radio communications.
Project: Upgrade to Finnish network
20 July, 2011 | Supplied by: Sepura
The Finnish department for rescue services in Länsi-Uusimaa has selected Sepura handheld, two-way radios to upgrade its communications network.
Now for another look at DMR
20 July, 2011 by David Cox, operations director, Pacific Wireless Communications | Supplied by: Pacific Wireless Communications Pty Ltd
The recent DMR discussion has prompted much-welcomed response from the market and from New Zealand in particular stimulating further debate to how applicable will the various executions of DMR be to the Australian market.
Down to basics with antennas
20 July, 2011 | Supplied by: Clarke & Severn Electronic Solutions
Antennas are the heart of every radio transmitter and receiver. So vital are they that it seems appropriate to look more closely at them. And whether you are experienced in their use or are coming to them for the first time, there is bound to be information here that could be useful.
Using the internet to get the message across - Part II
20 July, 2011 by Ralph Becker | Supplied by: TestAdvance Pty Ltd
Last issue we introduced RoIP as a means to achieving interoperability in and across two-radio networks. Interoperability is more than the integration of different radio formats and RF interfaces.
A challenge to conventional thought
20 July, 2011 by Ralph Becker*
We are pretty much aware of the shift in telecommunications usage, away from fixed-line telephone to a combination of IP-based and mobile access. The lines between voice and data are becoming less and less clear. Indeed, it makes no sense to discern between voice and data - both are simply payload.
