As part of its commitment to continuous improvement, Motorola has further enhanced MOTOTRBO with the launch of the industry’s first Transmit Interrupt Suite, Over-The-Air activity logging, Dynamic Mixed Mode operation, improved ergonomics and a new UHF 100-watt, high-power, integrated voice and data base station/repeater.
The new Transmit Interrupt Suite allows MOTOTRBO users to interrupt conversations during an emergency or to deliver business-critical communications exactly when and where it’s needed via the voice interrupt, remote voice dekey and emergency voice interrupt features. Transmit Interrupt is an ideal solution for public works agencies, utilities, private security and manufacturing, to help them increase employee safety and efficiency.
Dynamic Mixed Mode operation will allow system repeaters to automatically switch between analogue and digital modes, helping support legacy radios and facilitate the transition to modern, digital systems.
Over-the-Air activity logging enables all system call details to be monitored and downloaded via a mobile radio. Improved ergonomics, developed following customer feedback, are designed to improve efficiency, usability and performance.
“Motorola is a company of firsts with a rich heritage of continuous innovation,” said Tim Clark, director radio products and accessories, enterprise mobility solutions, Motorola, EMEA. “We are continuing this innovation with the MOTOTRBO system by offering industry-first features for professional digital radios with the Transmit Interrupt Suite and other features soon to be announced.”
The new UHF 100-watt MTR3000 base station/repeater delivers high-power capability, which helps to improve coverage for users such as schools, public works, and transportation companies operating across a wide area or within large
building structures including hospitals, shopping malls or casinos. The MTR3000 also features convenient access to station ports, shortening installation and maintenance time. With 16-channel capability, it operates in analogue or digital mode and supports two simultaneous voice or data paths in TDMA digital.