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P25 & Conventional Radio Requirement Standard
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Uni.'s 2-way radio communication system meets P25 & other conventional radio standards. So you can be assured of higher performance and reliability.
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GPS Function
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This system is just not simply a 2-way radio communication system. It can be further used as GPS tracking and navigation system when mobile terminal can
be linked with radios through BT Protocol
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Data Communication
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This system is not only a 2-way radio voice communication system, it supports data communication too. Among few data communications features are
short message, can message, personal identification and fingerprint identification.
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Bluetooth Headsets Compatibility
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2-way radios being the obvious communication devices, bluetooth headsets can only be used to communicate in this system.
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Compact and Portable with IP-54
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You can choose to enjoy our brand new compact radio without monthly charges. With our
compact, portable, reliable and rugged that pass IP-54, you can stay in touch with your workforce no matter where you are.
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Selective / Group / Individual Call
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With our "selective call" feature, you will have more flexible choices to select which contact to talk to.
You can either choose to talk with only an individual in a group, or talk with your entire group members at once.
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99 Channels with CTCSS and CDCSS Support
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Our brand new portable radios support up to 99 channels, and provide 38 CTCSS codes and 83 CDCSS codes making it possible
for more people to communicate in the same channel at the same time.
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Supports all VHF and UHF Bands/ 12.5 & 25 kHz Channel Spacing
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Our system supports all VHF and UHF bands, providing better signal quality by switching between 12.5 / 25 kHz channel spacing.
Thus, satisfying the 2-way radios' users.
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Talkaround
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When Talkaround is enabled, transmitter and receiver will use the same frequency and the signal of
transmitter and receiver will become the same. Talkaround is usually applied when a system repeater
fails or is unreachable.
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Priority Scan
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To receive any calls of your channels, our unit can automatically check the signals in all your selected channels. If you have to check some
channel more frequently, you can set the channel as a priority channel.
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Monitor
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You can use the CTCSS and CDSSS codes to divide one channel into sub-channels. And, use "monitor" to listen to all the activities in current channel.
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Squelch
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For better receiving quality, the squelch circuit mutes the received audio signal depending on the signal strength.
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Voice Scrambler
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Your radio has the Scramble feature that provides you to do a privacy talk. If someone is not set to that specific code, your transmission will sound garbled to them.
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Vibration Alert
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For a very noisy environment or others, you may want to choose to receive the call alert tone instead of just vibration. When this function is enabled, the radio will vibrate when it receives a call alert.
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Call Alert
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You can alert people who you are about to talk by transmitting Call alert to other radios in your group.
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Time Out Timer
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To using the channels more efficiently, this function enable someone use the same channel for a long time. The default setting is after transmitting for 3 minutes, the radio will stop transmitting and a tone will sound.
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Busy Channel Lock Out
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To avoid making failed communication, this function enable to not to transmitting on a channel that someone is using.
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DTMF, 2-Tone and 5/6-Tone Signal
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For professional using, DTMF, 2-tone, and 5/6-tone signals can be decoded on a channel.
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VOX
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You can use the radio hands-free when you are on duty.
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NOAA Weather Alert
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The VHF B Band model can receive up to ten NOAA weather channels and support decoding S.A.M.E codes. You can select one channel to receive best accordingly to your geographic location.
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CPS Cloning
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Comes with Customer Programming Software to program the units. It is possible to directly clone the settings of one unit to others.
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