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.
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.
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.
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.
Combiners, splitter matrices and duplexers.
Smart LT, digital IF and outdoor wall-mount series.
PNR series terminals with chargers and audio accessories.
NEWPrivate-network security, public-network freedom, dual standby.
Tell us the size of the project and the equipment room conditions, and our engineers will recommend an integrated or a discrete configuration.
The questions we hear most often on selection, certification and delivery.
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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.