Of course, hidden in this PR boasting MotoTRBO is our long-awaited
upgrade for the MTR2000. But wait, it's not for P25 compatibility,
but to TRBO compatibility.
*sighs deeply*
-BR
On Thu, Mar 11, 2010 at 7:25 PM, Brian Raker <brian.ra...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Motorola Announces Industry Leading Capabilities for MOTOTRBO™
> Professional Digital Two-way Radio System
>
> Transmit Interrupt Suite, 800/900 MHz Portables and Mobiles, New Base
> Stations/Repeaters Help Users Achieve New Levels of Efficiency and
> Worker Safety
> March 10, 2010
>
> LAS VEGAS – March 10, 2010 – The Enterprise Mobility Solutions
> business of Motorola, Inc. (NYSE: MOT) today announced industry-first
> enhancements for its innovative MOTOTRBO™ Professional Digital Two-way
> Radio System at the International Wireless Communications Expo (IWCE)
> (Motorola Booth: #7001).
>
> Motorola continues to build upon MOTOTRBO with the launch of the
> industry’s first Transmit Interrupt Suite as well as new 800/900 MHz
> frequency band portable and mobile radios; a new 800 MHz frequency
> band repeater; a 900 MHz frequency band repeater; and a new UHF
> 100-watt, high-power base station/repeater.
>
> The new Transmit Interrupt Suite allows MOTOTRBO users to interrupt
> conversations during an emergency or to deliver business-critical
> communications exactly when and where it’s needed via the voice
> interrupt, remote voice dekey and emergency voice interrupt features.
> Transmit Interrupt is an ideal solution for public works agencies,
> utilities, private security and manufacturing, to help them increase
> employee safety and efficiency.
>
> Another example of MOTOTRBO’s industry leading innovation is the
> launch of 800/900 MHz capable radios. The XPR® 6580 display portable,
> XPR 6380 non-display portable, XPR 4580 display mobile and XPR 4380
> numeric display mobile radios are currently available with all the
> great features of MOTOTRBO and operate in the 800 and 900 MHz
> frequency bands.
>
> New repeaters are also being added to the growing MOTOTRBO system
> lineup, including the XPR 8380, an 800 MHz frequency band repeater.
> This repeater provides continuous duty at 40W/UHF, 45W/VHF and 35W/800
> MHz. It operates in analog and digital mode and supports two
> simultaneous voice or data paths in Time-Division Multiple-Access
> (TDMA) digital mode. A 900 MHz frequency band repeater is scheduled
> to ship for MOTOTRBO systems later this year.
>
> “Motorola is a company of firsts with a rich heritage of continuous
> innovation,” said Paul Cizek, Motorola director of North America
> Professional/Commercial Radios. “We are continuing this innovation
> with the MOTOTRBO system by offering industry-first features for
> professional digital radios with the Transmit Interrupt Suite and
> 800/900 MHz frequency band capabilities”.
>
> The new UHF 100-watt MTR3000 base station/repeater delivers high-power
> capability, which helps to improve coverage for users such as schools,
> public works, and transportation companies operating across a wide
> area or within large
>
> building structures including hospitals, shopping malls or casinos.
> The MTR3000 also features convenient access to station ports,
> shortening installation and maintenance time. With 16-channel
> capability, it operates in analog or digital mode and supports two
> simultaneous voice or data paths in TDMA digital. An upgrade kit is
> available for MTR2000 users, allowing them to migrate to the MTR3000
> without a total repeater replacement.
>
> Michael Saia, vice president of radio dealer Saia Communications, Inc.
> in Buffalo, N.Y., said his customers are looking for the flexibility
> of the high-power MTR3000 repeater which can operate in analog or
> digital mode allowing them to migrate to digital at their own pace.
>
> “We have many customers who need a high power repeater to meet the
> communication needs of their business and the MOTOTRBO system with a
> MTR3000 repeater is the ideal solution.” Saia said. “And with the
> MTR2000 upgrade process; we are able to easily migrate existing users
> to the advantages of digital technology at a significantly lower cost
> than if they had to do a complete replacement of their existing
> equipment.”
>
> MOTOTRBO meets the 12.5 kHz capability requirement mandate for
> narrowbanding, ensuring professional users compliance with FCC
> regulations. With its TDMA digital technology, MOTOTRBO provides
> additional benefits over alternate digital technologies including
> lower infrastructure costs, longer battery life and advanced features.
>
> “These benefits make TDMA the digital choice of the future for
> professional two-way radio communications,” said Cizek. “Delivering
> advanced features and more system capacity while being able to
> leverage existing spectrum resources at a significant cost savings,
> make it a clear choice over Frequency-Division Multiple-Access (FDMA)
> digital solutions."
>
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