DISTRINET SIGNAL SOURCE

Base stations

SIGNAL SOURCE

The signal source of the DistriNET distributed system: either a factory-integrated, ready-to-run base station rack, or the MARK1000 MAX smart digital repeater specified into a cabinet of your own.

Integrated base station rack
Integrated base station rack
01 · INTEGRATED BASE STATION

Integrated base station

A system built to a standard design: signal source, combining platform, optical master unit and the patch panels, switches and servers it needs, integrated into one cabinet in the factory, pre-wired and pre-commissioned — lifted into place on arrival, live when it is powered up.

MARK1000 repeater
Voice and data switching core
Multi-channel combiner
Consolidates base station signals
Splitter matrix
Balances uplink and downlink
Optical master unit
Fibre distribution interface
Patch panel · switch
Cabling and network ready
Server (NetFlex)
Platform and data services
Factory integration: the whole cabinet is assembled, wired and commissioned before shipping, cutting site work and site risk substantially
Standard design: pre-configured to the DistriNET reference architecture, so optical remote units connect and run
One cabinet, one decision: communications, power, cabling, network and the platform server are planned together, so footprint and cooling are settled in one pass
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02 · SMART DIGITAL REPEATER

Smart digital repeater

MARK1000 MAX

The Mark1000 series digital conventional repeater adds data handling and intelligent control to ordinary conventional communication, strengthening both operation and maintenance in a smart building. It provides standard DMR dual-slot communication and integrates closely with the DistriNET distributed system; intelligent management means non-specialist staff can manage the equipment effectively in real time.

New industrial housing design and build quality
Fast connection into a site-wide distributed system
Standard data protocol for more stable access
DMR compliant, dual time-slot communication
Voice and data communication supported
Remote monitoring with cloud platform management
16
Channels
≤-120 dBm
Sensitivity (5% BER)
137–470
Supported bands (MHz)
2 slots
DMR dual slot per repeater
How it works

Standard digital DMR channels carry the exchange of voice and data between radio users. Each transmit-and-receive frequency pair provides two digital time slots, and each slot serves one talk group — more talk groups are supported by adding repeaters. The equipment supports background data collection and analysis together with full condition monitoring, so it can be managed remotely from the cloud platform.

Full specifications
Supported bands 137–174 / 350–400 / 400–470 MHz
Channel spacing 12.5 kHz / 25 kHz
Modulation 4FSK (12.5 kHz data 7K60FXD · data and voice 7K60FXW)
Channels 16
Carrier frequency error ≤0.5 ppm
Sensitivity ≤-120 dBm (5% BER)
Intermodulation Co-existence ≤-50 dB · co-siting ≤-70 dB
Co-channel rejection ≥-12 dB (BER <5%)
Spurious emission -36 dBm ≤1 GHz · -30 dBm >1 GHz
Impedance · connector 50 Ω · N-K · ESD protected · IP40
Dimensions · weight 490 × 435 × 90 mm · 8.7 kg · rack mounted
Operating environment -30 °C to +60 °C · humidity ≤95%
Local display · monitoring Single-colour indicators · local PC monitoring
Remote monitoring Local or cloud platform · categorised alarms / state parameters / device information
Complete parameters are given in the datasheet (2511 V3).

Components in the same system

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A standard system, or a cabinet of your own?

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FAQ

Base station FAQ

The questions we hear most often on selection, certification and delivery.

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MARK1000 DMR repeaters, switch, gateway, combiner, power and monitoring in one rack.

Yes. Multiple repeaters can be networked for multi-carrier and multi-site operation.

DMR repeaters follow the ETSI DMR standard, so compliant third-party DMR radios can operate on the system.

Yes, through the softswitch core gateway.