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Comm-Tac

Comm-Tac. A Low Cost Approach to Interoperability and Digital Migration. Comm-Tac is designed to meet a growing demand for a low-cost method of solving tactical interoperability problems It meets a challenging need for quick, immediate grouping of dissimilar radios. Comm-Tac Overview.

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Comm-Tac

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  1. Comm-Tac A Low Cost Approach to Interoperability and Digital Migration

  2. Comm-Tac is designed to meet a growing demand for a low-cost method of solving tactical interoperability problems It meets a challenging need for quick, immediate grouping of dissimilar radios Comm-Tac Overview

  3. Provides tactical interoperability on demand or on a permanent, full time basis Provides radio grouping at the hardware level, inexpensively and effectively Comm-Tac Overview

  4. Front Panel View Easy push button operation for assigning groups. Three position buttons set a radio to Group A, Group B, or Off.

  5. How it Works MOTOTRBO™ UHF Conventional MOTOTRBO™ System UHF System UHF Transmits through the system to MOTOTRBO™ and vice-versa UHF Conventional MOTOTRBO™

  6. How it Works MOTOTRBO™ UHF Conventional MOTOTRBO™ System UHF System The Result is UHF Talking to MOTOTRBO™ effectively UHF Conventional MOTOTRBO™

  7. Rear Panel View 4 individual DB-9 connectors for radio interface, fuse and power connector

  8. PoweringComm-Tac Equipped with a locking connector plug for DC or AC power connections

  9. Connecting Radios Radio resources are connected via radio termination cables purchased from Trident or made by the dealer

  10. Connecting Radios UHF MOTOTRBO™ In the previous demo diagram, the UHF Radio is connected to Port 1 and the MOTOTRBO™ radio is connected to Port 2

  11. 4 Resource Capability UHF Conventional 800 MHX Smartnet Group A Group A VHF PassPort or LTR MOTOTRBO™ Group B Group B Connect up to 4 resources (radios) in any combination of 2 groups

  12. 4 Resource Capability UHF Conventional 800 MHX Smartnet Group A Group A VHF PassPort or LTR MOTOTRBO™ Group A Group A Or group them all together.

  13. LED Indications The above diagram shows radios 1 and 2 connected as Group A radios 3 and 4 connected as Group B

  14. Making Groups Simply press the button until the desired grouping is reached. Press once for assigning to Group A. Press twice to assign it to Group B. Press a third time and that resource returns to normal mode (ungrouped).

  15. More Examples Nexedge VHF Trunking UHF Conventional P25 800 MHz Nexedge, P25 and VHF Trunking are grouped together. UHF is not grouped with any other radio and is in normal mode.

  16. Can be used at system backbone level or customer level Comm-Tac can be used to map talk groups together that do not normally connect Connect Trunking to Conventional Platforms Applications

  17. Public Safety, First Response Schools, Universities Public Places supporting many different radio users such as Sports Complexes Monitoring radio traffic not usually monitored Opportunities

  18. Construction Companies Utility Companies Power Companies Chemical Plants Manufacturing Facilities Sensitive Environments Vertical Markets

  19. Common Uses UHF Conventional MOTOTRBO™ Neighboring Power Companies can assist each other during outages.

  20. Common Uses UHF Conventional MOTOTRBO™ By using Comm-Tac, assisting power companies can now communicate with the other company when they arrive on scene.

  21. Common Uses “First Response” agencies can group with utilities during disasters or on a regular basis

  22. Common Uses Response to facilities where radio communications and coordination are critical, but usually not possible

  23. Comm-Tac offers adjustments and “Tuning Pots” under the cover for set-up and alignment Not all situations will require adjustments, however, Trident recommends taking appropriate measurements to be sure the Comm-Tac is operating at optimal levels Technical Overview

  24. Set up and Configuration Alignment, settings and instructions are illustrated in the Installation and Operation Manual

  25. Internal View ofComm-Tac Dip Switches for set-up

  26. Alignments and adjustments such as: Squelch Settings COR VOX and sensitivity settings Audio Delay: Adjusted by internal dip switches to support trunking systems and channel acquisition time Set-up and Configuration

  27. Audio Deviation can also be adjusted When combining 25 KHz radios with 12.5 KHz or narrow band radios, some alignment may be necessary to balance audio, etc. Set Up and Configuration

  28. Dealers may order Comm-Tac direct from Trident Micro Systems Trident works through resellers and dealers and prefers not to sell direct to end users Ordering Comm-Tac

  29. Contact Trident Micro Systems Two Trident Dr., Arden, NC 28704 (800) 798-7881 *Follow prompts to Sales Fax Orders : (828) 684-7874 Email orders : sales@tridentms.com Contacts Keith Rhodes, National Sales Manager, Ext 1600 Mark Durner, Regional Sales Manager, Ext. 1621 Brian Roberts, Regional Sales Manager, Ext 1620 Angela Gryder, Inside Sales Coordinator, Ext 1601 How to Order

  30. 710-015 Comm-TacKit Includes Comm-Tac Chassis, DC power cord, Vehicle Mounting Bracket and Installation and Operation Manual Part Numbers to Order

  31. 500-576 : Comm-TacPower Cable Kit (Order this cable to plug into AC power source) * Call Trident for a list of available cables Optional Accessories

  32. Trident Provides a one (1) year parts and labor warranty for Comm-Tac . Trident's standard warranty policy applies and is available for telephone technical support if needed. Warranty and Technical Support

  33. Contact Trident Micro Systems Two Trident Dr., Arden, NC 28704 (800) 798-7881, Ext 1300 (828) 684-0319 Support@tridentms.com Access through Trident’s website also offers emergency tech support requests at www.tridentms.com Technical Support Contact

  34. Connect Dissimilar Trunking Platforms to Newer Digital Technologies Connect Conventional Platforms to MOTOTRBO™, Nexedge,P25 and more Extremely Easy to Use Comm-Tac Recap

  35. Can be used with all iOPT Products Allows the user to place himself into a group with other sources Features: Heavy duty microphone External speaker Headset jack Mute button Coming Soon ! iOPT Commander

  36. Can be used as a single transmit point. Great for Immediate broadcasts to all connected sources Supports headset connections into popular intercom systems Manage connections on the fly Coming Soon ! iOPT Commander

  37. Coming Soon ! iOPT Commander

  38. Coming Soon ! iOPT Commander

  39. iOPT family of Products

  40. QuestionsandAnswers

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