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Analog converters accept wide range input Entrelec's single and multifunction analog converters feature approval for UL 1604 Class I, Div. 2 groups A,
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  • 1st March 2002

Analog converters accept wide range input

Entrelec’s single and multifunction analog converters feature approval for UL 1604 Class I, Div. 2 groups A, B, C and D hazardous locations and nonhazardous locations. These compact, 22.5mm wide, DIN rail-mounted converters accept a wide range of input signals and supply standard voltage and current output. The full line includes the C.A.I.S UNI family for many features and performance, and the C.A.I.S.-E family for popular analog signal conversion applications.
WWW.ENTRELEC.COM

System provides fleet management

Axiom Navigation’s Accu-Tracker FMS-2000 provides efficient fleet management as well as employee and service accountability. The system, when combined with third-party software, runs detailed reports to check route efficiency, pinpoint where cargo is disappearing and check on drivers. The system is a 12-channel GPS receiver paired with a full short-range 900MHz data transmission system. The base station software supports anywhere from one vehicle to hundreds of vehicles. Each unit can be programmed to log time, distance, speed and stops. With the unit’s small size, stealth installation is easily performed.
WWW.AXIOMNAV.COM

Monitor provides RF sensing, remote access

The DB8822 integrated power monitor from Decibel Products is a sensor and display monitor for SWR and power on a single transmitter or antenna. It combines RF sensing, display, monitoring functions and remote access in one compact package. Various models are available for frequencies from 30MHz-1,000MHz, and power ranges from 100W-1,000W. User-set parameters allow a wide range of configurations without complicated setup procedures. The monitor requires 9Vdc-32Vdc and will draw about 75mA at maximum 12Vdc.
WWW.DECIBELPRODUCTS.COM

Accessories help customize radios

The EX500 portable two-way radio from Motorola offers accessories designed to enable EX500 users to customize their radios to fit their unique applications. The audio accessories offered include a lightweight headset with boom microphone and an in-line PTT button, an ear microphone with VOX/PTT radio interface module and a high-noise-level ear microphone. Carry case options include a plastic carry holster or a soft leather case with swivel belt clips. Users can replace the standard NiCd rechargeable battery with a 1,000mAh or 1,320mAh Li-ion battery when extended work cycles are needed.
WWW.MOTOROLA.COM

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Transmitter offers weather resistance

The Quick Talk model from Ritron integrates digital voice recording technology with a PC-programmable 6W radio transmitter. This weather-resistant transmitter monitors as many as two contact closure/switch inputs and transmits custom voice messages over any VHF or UHF radio system. Line-of-sight coverage can be achieved through a radio repeater.
WWW.RITRON.COM

Products meet FCC Part 15 regs

The connectors and adapters from RF Connectors meet FCC Part 15 regulations by incorporating reverse, or left-handed, threads. Standard coaxial connectors will not mate with these connectors, making the connector Part 15-compliant. Because only the threads are modified, performance of these coaxial connectors is unchanged.
WWW.RFINDUSTRIES.COM

Radio provides secure Internet

Harris’ RF-5800-V-NM VHF networking module provides secure, wireless Internet protocol connectivity for tactical applications such as remote sensors or “smart” munitions. The radio uses the Harris Tactical Networking software, which uses a channel access mechanism to provide high network throughput, automatic data rate detection and prioritized traffic. It can withstand ground-mobile shock and vibration, and it covers the military VHF band for use anywhere.
WWW.HARRIS.COM

Two-way radio offers 1,800-plus talk channels

The FreeTalk XLS (Model TK-3131) two-way radio from Kenwood Communications offers more than 1,800 talk channels and a communicating range of four miles. It offers features such as voice encryption, channel scanning, vibration alert, an illuminated LCD and automatic battery-saver functions. It comes equipped with 15 main channels, each with 38 analog talk groups and an additional 83 digital talk groups. The radio is compatible with widely used FRS radios.
WWW.KENWOOD.NET

Software assigns citation numbers

A new feature of Motorola’s Premier MDC reporting can enhance accuracy by reducing the need for officers to manually enter numbers issued through dispatch or other conventional methods. Now when an officer writes a citation, a state-issued citation number will be automatically and wirelessly assigned to that citation so it can be tracked. Once the citation is completed, reported details can be shared quickly through wireless transmission to headquarters for routing, approval and notification. The citation numbers are stored on the server. Officers fill out the citation on their laptops, and when the citation is completed the number is automatically generated and included on the report. The software also provides customized administrative tools for generating citation reports.
WWW.MOTOROLA.COM

Console designed for flat screen

Winsted’s slim-line consoles are designed for the flat screen monitors used in command and control centers, security systems, traffic management, network operating centers and broadcast control rooms. Its space-saving console depth of 18½”-plus work surface affords compact room installations. The consoles are made of steel with baked, black enamel. The work surface can be formed to any shape or size and can include cutouts for adjustable keyboard shelves. All edges on this shelf are smooth and rounded in a white matrix finish. All components are interchangeable for flexibility in console configuration.
WWW.WINSTED.COM

Undercover antennas mirror cell antennas

STI-CO’s glass mount VHF/UHF or VHF/cellular mobile antennas are disguised for law enforcement officials or undercover task force units. The dual-band antennas look like the glass-mount cellular antennas seen on many vehicles and may be mounted on the rear or side windows. The antennas offer a 16″, closed-coil black whip that can be adjusted to a 90° angle to compensate for variances in window slopes. A discreet 3″ whip attaches to the coupler housing inside the vehicle for cellular.
WWW.STI-CO.COM

Batteries intrinsically safe, non-incendive

The rechargeable replacement batteries for Ericsson/GE LPE series and MRK series radios from Multiplier Industries meet the demands of intrinsically safe and non-incendive batteries being required for use by government agencies and other organizations such as fire departments, oil refineries, mining and natural gas companies.
WWW.MULTIPLIER.COM

Antenna blends easily

Decibel Products’ DB792SM5NKU wideband antenna provides omni-directional RF coverage in the 1,710MHz-3,600MHz band. This antenna is a direct response to modern indoor wireless coverage systems that require versatile antennas that provide maximum services while remaining physically appealing. The shape factor of the antenna blends into an interior environment.
WWW.DECIBELPRODUCTS.COM

Technology provides recording/retrieval

Dictaphone and The Genesis Group have joined to provide voice recording and retrieval capabilities for users of Motorola SmartZone, SmartNet and other trunked radio systems. Genesis has integrated Dictaphone’s Freedom digital recording system with its GenWatch and GenSZAI trunked radio system management and billing products.
WWW.DICTAPHONE.COM OR WWW.GENESISWORLD.COM

Monitor tests AM/FM systems

The communications service monitor from IFR Systems tests conventional AM and FM radio systems up to 1.05GHz. The 2944 monitor is for maintenance, repair and field-testing of AM/FM analog receivers, transmitters and repeaters. The monitor is rugged, versatile and lightweight. It combines a number of instruments into one convenient box, allowing users to make exacting measurements whether they are in the workshop or in the field. The monitor’s features include full-span spectrum analyzers, narrowband and broadband power meters, audio analysis tools, a full-featured signal generator and a digital storage oscilloscope.
WWW.IFRSYS.COM

Controller installs mobile radios, stations

The NHRC-4/MVP repeater controller from NHRC is an integrated repeater controller that installs General Electric Custom MVP mobile radios and stations. It provides complete repeater operation and control with a remote base port. In mobile radio, two wires must be added, one trace is severed on the radio’s system board and the controller is plugged in. In station applications, installation consists of adding three wires and then the controller is plugged in. Features include individual timeout timers, five courtesy tones indicating channel activity and a digital output for control applications.
WWW.NHRC.NET

Digital direction finder targets cellular phones

Communications Test Instruments’ Locator XPD digital TDMA cellular direction finder system for cellular system operators and law enforcement workers tracks and locates digital TDMA cellphones. The system will track and geographically locate and target cellphones by presenting a real-time display of the tracking vehicle and bearings to the target cellphones superimposed on a moving map display. This compact, integrated product is designed specifically for use in a mobile environment, and when installed in a tracking vehicle, requires no additional hardware or software to begin tracking operations. The system brings several technologies together into a single operating platform controlled by a small vehicle-mounted computer.
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Loop test system isolates problems

The 51950 system from Proctor and Associates is a dedicated test system that allows a single technician to quickly identify leased or private line problems without the need for any specialized equipment or additional help. It verifies transmission levels through two-wire or four-wire circuits and reports the results to the operations technician. The technician analyzes the results, isolates the problem span and dispatches the appropriate repair workers directly to the trouble site. Through its remote operation, the technician can conduct testing from any off-site location. The system can also detect and report alarm conditions at the remote transmission site via remote alarm connections. The system monitors the remote site and automatically reports back to the operations center, alerting security of any detected security breaches, fires or backup power switch-overs. Security can also dial the system at any time to determine the site’s status.
WWW.PROCTORINC.COM

Adapter simplifies battery connection

Cadex’s Flexarm adapter snaps into the Cadex 7000 series battery analyzers to simplify connecting batteries for testing. This adapter establishes contact by lowering the arms to the battery. Magnetic guides keep the battery in any position. The gold-plated Pogo contacts are field replaceable. A spring-loaded temperature sensor monitors the battery temperature. Banana jacks allow cable connection on batteries fitted with a plug rather than flat contacts. The analyzer’s “edit” key prompts the user to enter the battery specifications, which are stored in the adapter. There is room for 10 battery types, each of which can be given a unique name.
WWW.CADEX.COM

Plug features low intermodulation

Tru-Connector’s 7/16 male plug for 0.141″ and 0.250″ semi-rigid cable has a one-piece center contact that is easy to assemble and conforms to DIN 47223. The male plug has a direct solder, one-piece center and soldered outer jacket to simplify assembly and features less than -155dBc intermodulation. To assemble, push the semi-rigid cable through the back of the connector and then solder the center conductor. Providing dielectric withstanding voltage of 4,000VRMS and 50V impedance, this connector is designed for dc to 6GHz operation at -65°C to 1165°C.
WWW.TRU-CON.COM

Transceiver covers high frequency band

Vertex Standard’s VX-1210 HF band transceiver comes in a weather-resistant, lightweight and compact package. Field programming of 500 channels allows for continuous receiver coverage between 0.5MHz and 30MHz and transceiver coverage between 1.6MHz and 30MHz. The unit offers 20W of transmit output power. A backlit LCD provides improved visibility and alphanumeric labeling of memory channels. Also on the front panel are three custom-programmable keys for versatility.
WWW.VXSTD.COM

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