Extend the Distance Between Remotes and Radio
An operator with a Zetron remote can control a base station radio regardless of the distance between the remote and the radio. Remotes can be in office buildings or virtually anywhere outside the radio coverage area; radios can be installed at locations that ensure optimal performance and coverage.

A pair of Zetron’s Model 232s and standard modems establish a communications link over microwave or the telephone network using a dial-up, ISDN, or leased line.

Up to fifteen iDEN, MPT1327, TETRA, or DDC100 remotes can share access to a co-located Model 232. Operators at different locations can control the same base station radio.