Why Digital Two Way
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Why Digital Two-Way Radio
The next-generation of two-way radio. |
| Professional two-way radio
systems operating on licensed spectrum offer capabilities
that other mobile technologies cannot. These advantages make
it the clear choice for mobile organizations who require an
affordable, flexible, highly reliable solution—along with
the power and range available only in licensed bands. |
| With two-way radio, you can
tailor a solution to meet your specific coverage and
functionality needs. There's no need to deploy supporting
infrastructure in a field situation—or to rely on often
unreliable and always more costly public networks. A two-way
radio solution typically pays for itself in less than 18
months compared with cellular or public carrier solutions.
That means only a small up front investment and no recurring
monthly fees. |
| The Digital
Difference |
| Analog two-way radio use
proves itself every day in countless installations around
the world. But analog technology has reached its limits of
innovation. Today a new platform is required to help you
achieve new levels of performance and productivity. Digital
technology represents that breakthrough. |
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| Many businesses
need more than the fundamental services that analog two-way
radio can deliver. Licensed channels are becoming crowded
and you may need more capacity. In combination with voice,
you may also need access to data to improve responsiveness
and productivity. Digital two-way radio provides a powerful,
flexible platform that can be adapted to meet these needs
and more. With MOTOTRBO™ you can benefit from: |
- Expand digital voice,
data, and control capabilities. delivered over a given
slice of RF spectrum. With digital two-way radio, you
can get increased capacity and flexibility to support
more users in more ways.
- Lower licensing and
equipment costs. Digital two-way radio solutions based
on Time Division Multiple Access (TDMA) technology
enable two virtual channels within a single 12.5 kHz
licensed repeater channel. This provides twice the
calling capacity for the price of one license. And
because there's only one "real" channel, a
second call doesn't require a second repeater.
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