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3 Great Reasons to Pick Digital Over Analog Two Way Radios

by Nova Communications Staff

When Motorola introduced the MotoTRBO digital radio platform in 2007 everyone was asking, “Why bother with digital when we are happy with our existing analog system?”

As you begin to explore the typical push to talk analog radio system, and its uses, you will find there are features which field users wish they had on their 2001 radio system.
Motorola Mototrbo Digital Two Way Radios

1. Channel Flexibility

Let’s use a golf course as an example.

A local golf course has a variety of applications where digital MotoTRBO can shine. For starters, they can turn water sprinklers on and off remotely and receive confirmation that the task is complete. By regulating this process, they save time, energy and money.

The golf course may also have multiple conversations on one frequency for a golf tournament or choose to divide the employees into talk groups for the supervisor to monitor. 

Digital MotoTRBO radios can be assigned a specific ID which is displayed and tracked, along with the work group they are in, every time the user's radio transmits. 

2. GPS and Automatic Emergency Systems

After hours security at the golf course may require the guard to walk rounds in a wooded, isolated area of the course, several miles of out sight of a dispatcher.

Lone Worker is a feature that insists the user acknowledges an “Are you OK?” request every 1-60 minutes. The time is adjustable by the client. If the user doesn't respond, the radio sends an emergency signal to the base radio alerting staff that the worker needs assistance. 

With the built in GPS, the radio also transmits the guard's position and opens the microphone allowing dispatch to listen in on the situation. During this time, the radio continues to send alerts until it is verified by another radio.

3. Point of Sale Capabilities

How about the ability to connect a PIN pad or Debit machine to the handheld radio for a refreshment cart miles from telephone or power lines?  This, and other applications yet to be discovered, is possible with the XPR Series of MotoTRBO radios.
 




Published on Wednesday 29 June, 2011.
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