Ultra-High Frequency (UHF) Fully Wireless Ad-hoc Network Digital Trunking Mobile Communication System
The Digital Trunked Mobile Communication System is a specialized mobile communication system designed for multiple users (departments, groups) to share a set of wireless channels dynamically. It is primarily used for command and dispatch communication and consists of four main components: base stations, central controllers, dispatch consoles, and mobile units. Mobile units can also be grouped, with each group having its own dispatch console.
The XW-AK800 UHF Fully Wireless Ad-hoc Network Digital Trunked Mobile Communication System is suitable for use in coastal, unmanned islands, wilderness, urban, extreme weather, harsh environments and other conditions. The application industries include border defense, maritime police, public security, fire protection, armed police, customs, forestry protection, electricity, ports, civil defense, oil fields, and so on. Especially suitable for professional communication and emergency communication such as anti destruction, disaster prevention, and explosion prevention.
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The XW-AK800 UHF Fully Wireless Ad-hoc Network Digital Trunked Mobile Communication System supports comprehensive functions, strong adaptability, and excellent anti destruction performance. The main features and advantages are as follows:
- The relay base station stands at a height of 500 meters and can cover a range of over 100 kilometers;
- The deployment of relay base stations supports three no installation environments, namely no electricity, no network, and no room;
- Adopting a combination of wireless dual band relay, same frequency relay, and same frequency and same broadcast self-organizing network technology to achieve wider coverage and more flexible applications beyond line of sight;
- Support dual band wireless relay 6-channel cluster communication;
- Support two pairs of dual band wireless relay 12 channel cluster communication;
- A city of any size can achieve full coverage of vehicle mounted base stations by setting one highest point system base station, and full coverage of mobile handheld terminals by setting three high point system base stations.
- On the basis of networking with three base stations, increasing the coverage range no longer requires increasing frequency resources, and supports unlimited addition of coverage base stations, making it easy to achieve full indoor coverage throughout the city.
- Support PDT, DMR standard wireless dual band relay and same frequency relay;
- Support PDT and DMR standard wireless same frequency and same broadcast self-organizing networks;
- No link costs, no data center or tower construction costs for relay stations, low maintenance costs;
- Adopting a multimedia scheduling system, daily monitoring is fully automated, enabling real-time positioning and dynamic display of radio stations across the entire network;
- Support voice scheduling, short data sending instructions, collecting individual signs, motor vehicle payloads, emergency material resource allocation, forming a dynamic human and material resource situation, and providing strong command capabilities;
- The handheld mobile radio has dual frequency communication mode, same frequency and same broadcast self-organizing network mode, and priority interception mode; Support group calls, group calls, single calls, etc.
- Using duplex mobile radio can achieve duplex voice communication.
Wireless ad hoc network covering coastal areas
Wireless ad hoc networks have fast deployment, simple installation, and wide coverage, with a single base station coverage range of over 100km. They are very suitable for professional communication and emergency communication applications in coastal, island, unmanned island and other areas.
Maintain network interconnection between any base station, with a network distance of 50-100km or more
No central self-organizing network requires no manual intervention, and the ground unobstructed networking distance is 5-10km or more.
The deployment of wireless ad hoc network base stations covering coastal areas includes: high point base stations, multimedia command and dispatch centers, handheld radio communication, vehicle mounted radio communication, ship mounted handheld radio communication, helicopter mounted radio communication, and real-time positioning and display of radio stations throughout the network.
1. Base station
The XW-AK862 Three-No High-Altitude Base Station (no electricity, no network, no equipment room) is designed for easy installation, as shown in the figure below. It is suitable for use in open outdoor environments, featuring heat insulation and freeze protection to withstand extreme conditions, from intense sun exposure to low temperatures of -40°C. The base station is equipped with a 105-watt solar panel for efficient energy supply.It supports installation on outdoor ground-mounted brackets, with the option to fix an 8dB antenna on the bracket or ground, ensuring minimal maintenance requirements.Additionally, it is compatible with a fixed 100-watt wind turbine generator, making it ideal for high-altitude or windy locations. This enables a complementary wind-solar hybrid power supply system, ensuring reliable operation in remote or challenging environments.
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2. Multimedia Command and Dispatch Center
TThe Fully Wireless Ad-hoc Network Digital Trunked Mobile Communication System is equipped with a multimedia command and dispatch console, which can realize the entire network radio station
Real time positioning and dynamic display. Support voice scheduling, short data sending instructions, collecting individual signs, motor vehicle loads, emergency material resource allocation, forming a dynamic human and material resource situation, and providing strong support to commanders. Daily monitoring is fully automated to ensure that the network is in normal working condition throughout the entire time domain, ensuring smooth communication in case of emergencies.
3. Handheld radio station
The XW-AK810 Handheld Radio is a versatile and high-performance communication device. With a transmission power of 4 watts and a sensitivity of -120dBm, it operates across multiple frequency bands, including V/U bands and 220/350/800 MHz bands. This handheld radio supports dual-frequency communication mode, same-frequency simulcast ad-hoc network mode, and priority interrupt mode, making it highly adaptable for various communication needs. It also supports group calls, team calls, and individual calls.
The centerless ad-hoc network requires no manual intervention, basic base station coverage area, and network communication distance of up to 100 kilometers; The ground unobstructed self-organizing network has a communication distance of 5-10km or more.
4. Car radio station
The XW-AK820 Vehicle-Mounted Radio is a high-performance communication solution designed for mobile operations. With a transmission power of 25 watts and a sensitivity of -120dBm, it operates across multiple frequency bands, including V/U bands and 220/350/800 MHz bands. This vehicle-mounted radio supports dual-frequency communication mode, same-frequency simulcast ad-hoc network mode, and priority interrupt mode, making it highly adaptable for various communication needs. It also supports group calls, team calls, and individual calls.
Support ad-hoc network function, no need for manual intervention, basic base station coverage area, network communication distance up to 100 kilometers; Ground unobstructed self-organizing network communication distance of 10-15km or more.
Optional XW-AK829 car headrest with radio installation, supports multimedia scheduling, and supports networked radio positioning display.
5. Shipborne radio station
The XW-AK821 High-Power Single-Frequency Ad-hoc Network Marine Radio is a robust and high-performance communication solution designed for maritime applications. With a transmission power of 60 watts and a sensitivity of -126dBm, it operates across multiple frequency bands, including V/U bands and 220/350/800 MHz bands. This marine radio supports dual-frequency communication mode, same-frequency simulcast ad-hoc network mode, and priority interrupt mode, making it highly adaptable for various communication needs. It also supports group calls, team calls, and individual calls, etc.
Support single Support single frequency ad-hoc network function, network function, no need for manual intervention, basic base station coverage area, network communication distance up to 100 kilometers; The self-organizing network communication distance between ships with a height of 3 meters is 12-15km or more, the self-organizing network communication distance between ships with a height of 3 meters and 5 meters is 14-16km or more, and the self-organizing network communication distance between ships with a height of 5 meters is 15-18km or more. If the fishing vessel operation density is high, the ship mounted radio station can achieve multi hop networking communication with the basic base station. The multi hop networking communication distance of the self-organizing network is: A ship to B ship, B ship to C ship, up to 7 hops, 7 × 15=105km.
6. Helicopter carried extension radio station
The XW-AK822K Dual-Carrier Frequency Ad-hoc Network Helicopter Radio is a high-performance communication solution designed for aerial operations. With a transmission power of 25 watts and a sensitivity of -126dBm, it operates across multiple frequency bands, including V/U bands and 220/350/800 MHz bands. This helicopter-mounted radio supports dual-frequency communication mode, same-frequency simulcast ad-hoc network mode, and priority interrupt mode, making it highly adaptable for various communication needs. It also supports group calls, team calls, and individual calls.
The Helicopter-Mounted Dual-Carrier Frequency Ad-hoc Network Base Station is a cutting-edge communication solution designed for aerial operations. It features extended coverage capabilities, enabling seamless communication over wide areas. This base station supports command radio functionality, allowing for the quick and efficient dispatch of up to 6 combat teams.
Provincial Wireless Ad Hoc Network
By deploying wireless ad hoc networks over long distances, we aim to achieve full coverage of in vehicle communication in provincial areas.
Urban coverage wireless ad hoc network
In any city of any size, establishing a single high-point digital trunking communication system base station can achieve full coverage for vehicle-mounted base stations. Setting up three high-point digital trunking communication system base stations can essentially achieve full coverage for mobile handheld terminals. On the basis of a network of three base stations, expanding the coverage area does not require additional frequency resources, and supports unlimited addition of coverage base stations, making it easy to achieve full indoor coverage across the entire city.
Urban Emergency Communication Wireless Ad hoc Network
In a city, by selecting a high point over 200 meters to construct a digital trunking communication system base station, only a pair of dual-frequency channels needs to be configured to achieve over-the-horizon coverage of the entire road surface of the city. Establishing three high-point digital trunking stations can cover a diameter of 60-100 kilometers. This setup does not require additional single-frequency resources and supports city-wide, high-capacity direct communication between handheld radios. In the direct communication mode of handheld radios, the command center can at any time make individual calls, group calls, and prioritize or interrupt calls to any radio, supporting dynamic positioning of all radios. Through the relay of vehicle-mounted mobile base stations, it is possible to cover buildings of any size, any height, underground parking lots up to two levels deep, and subway station platforms.