DMR Ad-Hoc Repeaters

In emergency situations where there is no network coverage, ad hoc portable networks are very helpful. As a member of the PDR9250 family, DIGITEC PDR9250A can be a man-packed and vehicle-mounted DMR ad hoc repeater designed for scenarios where no radio coverage is available, enabling signal multi-hopping and last-mile communication. With features such as fast deployment, seamless communication, and flexible networking, it works as a radio, repeater, and mesh node. It is an ideal solution for personnel working at isolated utility sites, first responders during disaster and rescue operations, or those working underground or in tunnels.

Ad-Hoc / SFR Radios

Designed for emergency response system, SDR7000A works as a mobile repeater as well as a high-end digital radio which incorporates such advanced features as virtual trunking, IP68 protection, GPS, full duplex call, Ad Hoc, SFR, etc. Ad Hoc enables quick networking and flexible deployment.

• Flexible and Reliable Ad-Hoc Networking
• Single Frequency Repeater
• Ad-Hoc Networking
• Indoor Outdoor Positioning

MC-M (Mission Critical MESH)

In real mission-critical situations, things are more complicated than we can imagine. Voice communication alone is not enough to make rescue decisions; more information is required for commanders. Wireless MESH network is a new network architecture consisting of a wide variety of nodes. Utilizing a non-centralized distributed network to realize real-time multimedia interaction with voice, video, and pictures, it operates on the move and beyond line-of-sight. It offers advantages such as multi-hopping connections, self-organizing, self-managing, and self-repairing capabilities.