Hitira unveils new state-of-the-art multimode radio

Ramallah – National Home

With the introduction of the highly advanced 2017 PTC 60 series of high-end audio and broadband data and an innovative offering for broadband customers, Hitira recently launched the new, state-of-the-art, new multimode radio technology, which targets the most challenging environments for critical tasks to provide users with essential voice communications while maintaining the traditional operating habits of traditional private network users, while supporting the user – friendly system. operation and smart applications. And the ability to respond to the processing of critical tasks.

Advanced radios favor smart private networks

As an advanced radio, platform-based smartphone and widescreen design, the PTC 680 can enrich and enhance common features, thereby enhancing user control and the efficiency of making decision and communication.

It should be noted that the PTC 680 supports positioning services via the global positioning system (GPS), the Baidu satellite navigation system (BDS), and the Galileo satellite navigation system. , The GLONASS satellite navigation system and the QZS satellite system. With the help of base station or GPS technology, the PTC 680 can seamlessly switch between internal and external areas for continuous monitoring and recording of front-end personnel and equipment on the set of the area.

The secondary development of traditional radio is difficult and complex. When users need to develop features such as work orders and information queries, traditional radios are limited to narrow-band platforms and can only meet the needs of users through customization. Unlike traditional narrow-band secondary development, the PITC 680 has been developed using a standard broadband and narrow-band API. In addition to the limitations of narrowband platforms, this device can be used directly as an application on advanced radios. It is suitable for industry customers to personalize the development process and reduce the difficulties of secondary development.

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