When one network cannot cover the whole site, or when people move back and forth between the private and the public network.
Where the site spans both private-network and public-network coverage, and communication is not allowed to break, a multi-mode terminal is the better fit.
The same device moves freely between three modes, balancing security against reach.
Private and public networks stand by in parallel; the switch happens in the background with nothing for the user to do.
Everyday dispatch, cross-region calls and platform task sync all carried on the public network.
On entering an enclosed equipment room or an underground space, the terminal detects it and switches with no action from the user.
Off-network group calls take over immediately, so a dead spot is still answerable; back in coverage it returns to the public network automatically.
A dual-standby terminal joining the DMR private network and the 4G LTE public network, combining task dispatch, position feedback, emergency alarm and platform integration in one device.
Dispersed teams, difficult environments, jobs that have to close — position, voice and task feedback all handled on one device.
Different networks, the same terminal.
From a dead spot in an equipment room to a site on the other side of the country, from a single group call to a one-touch alarm — every job gets heard, seen and answered.
The questions we hear most often on selection, certification and delivery.
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When staff move between sites or need data apps and video alongside push-to-talk.
Yes, through the softswitch core which bridges PoC and DMR talk groups.
Yes. Positioning, tasks and alerts are available on supported terminals.