M250 Tone Remote Adapter

Zetron’s Model 250 Tone Remote Adapter adapts most common base-station radios allowing them to be controlled by a desktop remote. With support for monitor-and-transmit (PTT) operations the powerful Model 250 unit provides up to 15 frequencies and up to six control outputs. With 12 pre-set channel-combination configurations, control outputs, and monitor functions, the Model 250 is simple to install and easy to use. It can be used with the Zetron desktop remotes and with Zetron’s Series 4000 Communication Control System.

Exceptional audio quality
Automatic line loss compensation
Up to six control outputs; two relays
Integrated setup utilities

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Pathway+

The Pathway+ product is designed to provide a connection between radio infrastructure repeaters/base station and up to four console systems using the TIA P25 Digital Fixed Station Interface (DFSI) protocol. A single Pathway+ provides a pair of radio interfaces, allowing communication and control with legacy radios, via 4-Wire analog, Motorola Quantar Base Station though the v.24 interface, or modern DFSI enable radio devices. Pathway+ acts as a DFSI proxy providing arbitration and control of a radio and the multiple console systems sharing a single resource. It directs appropriate messages and handles message conflicts, overcoming the point-to-point limitations of the DFSI protocol allowing it to act as a multi-point communication device.

Supports communication and control of P25 DFSI base stations, Analog 4-Wire E&M Radios, and Motorola V.24 Quantar Base Stations and infrastructure.
Provides connections between modern IP Command and Control faculties and legacy radio infrastructure.
Uses the TIA P25 Digital Fixed Station Interface protocol standard, provides a connection with any manufacturer’s dispatch console that is compliant with the TIA P25 DFSI open standard.
Provides connection and arbitration of up to four DFSI console systems, providing shared connections with two radio channels.
Easy to use local or remote web based configuration.

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Model 6300 RoIP Gateway

Zetron’s Model 6300 Radio over-IP (RoIP) Gateway is designed to transport analog wireline two-way radio control circuits over modern IP networks. This allows you to take advantage of reduced recurring costs, while protecting your investment in existing analog wireline equipment.

The RoIP Gateway allows legacy Tone Remote Control (TRC) or E&M wireline control equipment to operate over modern IP networks. Typical applications include, remoting legacy analog LMR wireline equipment (e.g. base stations remotely connected to dispatch equipment) via IP, and connecting two base stations via IP for range or cross-band expansion. The RoIP Gateway is available in one or two channels.

Transports voice (3-wire unbalanced or 4-wire balanced), I/O (PTT & COR) and Data (RS-232) for up to two radio circuits.
Handles Tone Remote Control (TRC) and Local/E&M radio circuits.
Remote PTT operation controlled by VOX or COR.
Use of TCP and Unicast UDP allows operation over standard IP networks.
Compatible with many IP-based RTP voice recorders.
Field-selectable voice compression includes PCM (64 kbps) and ADPCM (16-32 kbps).
Fully configurable via web browser, including all audio levels.
Embedded operating system, and no moving parts. Designed for harsh, unattended radio site environments.
Optional 1U x 19″ rack mount for two units.
Operates from 12 Volts DC.
Optional direct, built-in support for the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).

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iRIM

iRIM provides access to newer radio protocols, allowing you to transition to a variety of proprietary two-way radio technologies. iRIM is compatible with a variety of dispatch consoles, including Zetron’s Series 4000, VoIP Radio Dispatch System (RDS), and Acom Advanced Communication System.

The iRIM provides control over PTT, privacy code monitor, channel or talk-group selection, repeat/talk-around, and coded/clear using a console’s existing tone-remote control capability. This allows the dispatcher to see incoming PTT-IDs, Status and Emergency-IDs for consoles capable of decoding and displaying MDC-1200 signaling.

iRIM gives you control over:

Talk Group Select – Allows you to select outbound talk groups, privacy code monitor, repeat/talk-around, and coded/clear.
PTT-ID – Provides incoming PTT-IDs so dispatchers can see the source of the incoming call.
Emergency Call Status and ID – Provides Status and Emergency-IDs for consoles capable of decoding and displaying MDC-1200.
P25 Support – Allows consoles with tone-remote control to operate on P25 radios.

With iRIM, your console can display incoming FleetSync™ PTT-IDs. It also allows your dispatch equipment to work with trunked or conventional P25 systems, as well as LTR® and PassPort® trunked radio systems.

Kenwood TK-x180
Kenwood TK-5710/5810
Kenwood NX 700/800
EF Johnson RS5300 and compatible variants

Radio-signaling technologies iRIM supports:

NXDN/Kenwood NEXEDGE™*
Kenwood Fleetsync
EF Johnson LTR
APCO Project 25 (P25)
Trident PassPort
Motorola ASTRO
Motorola SmartNet®/SmartZone®
*NEXEDGE™ is a trademark of Kenwood Corporation.

*NEXEDGE™ is a trademark of Kenwood Corporation.

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Console Furniture

Zetron’s ergonomic console furniture is designed to help operators control multiple devices and resources at their workstations easily, efficiently, and comfortably. It integrates acoustic panels; dual, adjustable surfaces; lift platforms; and multiple storage options. Personal space options give operators control over the temperature, air filters, lights, and fans at their positions along with a variety of monitor mounting* options. The furniture** also offers a variety of colors to meet an organization’s unique space requirements

Monitor mounting options

Stackable
Large overhead
Touch screen
Focal Link adjustable focal depth
Arc mount provides constant focal depth

Personal space options

LED task lights, dimmable
Adjustable speed desk top fan
Forced air floor heater with thermostat

Cabinet and storage options

Under surface cabinets or upright cabinets
Mobile and fixed drawer pedestal
Lockers
Rotary files

Wall and writing surface finishes

Two-tier writing surface (from 22″ to 48″)
Side writing surfaces are 30″ deep from 18″ to 60″ (in 6″ increments). The surfaces are supported by end panels, C legs or cabinets. No cantilevered arms are used to support writing surfaces.
50+ Standard fabrics are available

*Meets Video Electronics Standards Association (VESA) standards

**Meets Business Institution Furniture Manufacturers Association (BIFMA) & American National Standards Institute/Human Factors and Ergonomics Society (ANSI/HFES) 100 standards

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Logging Recorders

Zetron’s authorized partnership with Eventide® makes it easy to use Eventide’s NexLog™ NG911-ready, IP-based logging recorders with Zetron’s MAX Dispatch, MAX Call Taking, and ACOM systems. NexLog recorders help you securely capture, store, retrieve, reproduce, manage critical incident interactions and data. And when purchased with a MAX Dispatch console, the logging-recorder license is included.

Industry-leading reliability and features

The NexLog suite of products records IP, VoIP SIP, E1, analog, and other common radio and telephony connections. It has a 240-channel recording capacity and includes dual, hot-swappable hard drives; secure system access; and web-based interfaces. It stores records in a SQL relational data base.

Accepts MAX Call Taking metadata

MAX Call Taking and NexLog recorders can be connected through a licensed IP connection that allows NexLog to record metadata in conjunction with console and line audio.

NexLog features include:

Communications logging: Linux-hardened recording platforms provide multiple levels of redundancy.
Replay and incident-management tools: Intuitive search and replay tools help you find and export recordings quickly.
Instant recall: Desktop software helps call takers and dispatchers replay and confirm what they’ve heard or didn’t hear.
Quality control: Software to score call-handling performance and identify training needs.
Screen capture: Document your operators’ actions and skill levels when using call-taking and dispatch tools.

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M284 Four Line Remote

The Model 284 has become a standard for hospital HEAR networks, state departments of transportation, and utilities. It’s an ideal unit for backing-up a Zetron dispatch console and features a four-line, eight-frequency tone remote for use with popular brands of EIA-compatible base stations and repeaters. With four LINE keys allows operators to select between four base stations and up to eight frequencies on each (F1-F8).

Each operator in a system can monitor all four base stations at once on the built-in speaker. One base station can be designated as primary audio, while the audio of the other lines can be summed at a lower volume or muted. If only three base stations are being controlled, the fourth line can be used to route other audio out to an external speaker, creating physical separation.

A built-in paging encoder supports 2-tone, 5-tone, pulsed tone, DTMF, alert tones, stack paging, and scroll-through page-by-name database.

Product Features and Configuration

MAX Call Taking and NexLog recorders can be connected through a licensed IP connection that allows NexLog to record metadata in conjunction with console and line audio.

Up to 4 base stations or repeaters
Controls up to 8 frequencies F1-F8
Displays 82 text aliases for F1-F8 and 50 pagers
Parallel status supports multiple-remote installations (parallel status indication, parallel function tone muting, privacy, and intercom.)
PC-programmable keys and functions
Automatic audio leveling

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M360 Kenwood Remote

The Model 360 is designed to operate with Kenwood radios. Operating in conjunction with its companion radio interface panel, the Model 360 desktop remote brings the power and convenience of the Kenwood mobile radios. The M360 is known for high-quality audio and support for advanced features.

Up to 25 desktop remotes may be paralleled on the same radio to provide access from multiple points within an organization. In conjunction with its companion radio interface panel, the Model 360 desktop remote brings the power and convenience of the Kenwood TK-x180, NX-700/800/900, and NX-5×00 series radios into an office or dispatch center environment. The M360 also supports the EFJohnson TK-5×30 P25 series radios.

Product Features and Configuration

Up to 250 user-defined alias names
System/group selection, TX, monitor, scan, and more
Up to 25 desk sets can access same radio
“Privacy” key for private conversations

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M390 TETRA Remote

The Model 390 is a versatile desktop controller designed to work with the Motorola MTM700, MTM800, MTM800e and MTM5400 TETRA radios. It provides public or private systems to radio operator dispatchers and where office personnel need radio access without the need for a radio placed in the office environment. The radio can be placed up to 600 meters away from the controller and up to 15 controllers can be connected to one radio allowing it to be placed in the best radio coverage area. And hands-free intercom between all controllers is possible in a multiple controller system.

Each unit has an individual rotary volume control, a numeric keypad and function buttons. The keypad is designed to provide fast access to all vital information. The function buttons make operation simple for anyone familiar with TETRA radios by mimmicking the radio. LED indicators show which functions are activated and the presence of incoming messages.

The handset includes a push-to-talk press bar and a single PTT key to activate the transmit on the radio.. Typical information displayed includes operating mode, current call information, alarm symbols, status and data information, speed call names and received signal strength from the radio system.

Product Features and Configuration

Desktop presentation with handset or hands-free
Telephone style operation
Emergency call can trigger alarm output
Intercom between operators
Radio calls not missed when intercom in use
Selected mute and automatic adjacent controller mute
Eliminates audio feedback
Secure mode disables selected parallel controllers

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DeadBolt Surge Arrestor

The DeadBolt is a five-stage surge arrestor for installation on telephone lines. The first and second stages are a pair of fusible resistors and a gas tube. Two standard, replaceable 3AG-type fuses form the third stage. The fourth stage is a solid-state, triple balanced SIDAC circuit. The fifth stage is a radio frequency filter.

The DeadBolt protects valuable electronic equipment like Zetron interconnects from extremely fast-rising voltage transients and severe current surges due to lightning. The DeadBolt is connected between the phone line service entrance and the user’s equipment or telephone. Due to the solid-state SIDAC circuit, the DeadBolt can withstand repetitive hits without performance degradation. Additionally, the DeadBolt suppresses UHF and VHF interference.

Product Features and Configuration

Protects against surges, lightning, and powerline cross
Suppresses line-related UHF and VHF interference
Withstands multiple hits without degradation
Fast-acting, solid-state SIDAC circuit
Dependable secondary protection

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M30 Worldpatch

The Model 30 World Patch is a low-cost, open channel telephone interconnect designed for installation on a simplex radio. It’s an ideal way to add telephone interconnect to simplex radio systems for low power in-plant applications. Its low cost and simple operation make it well suited to applications in smaller radio systems.

APO (advanced programming operation) provides 50 autodials, automatic autodial via 4-click PTT, landline security code for direct air access, FET relay, and other features.

Product Features and Configuration

One telephone line input
Simplex or half-duplex
Fully remote-programmable via DTMF radio or telephone
Sampling and VOX modes
Repeat audio capability converts a full-duplex radio into a single-user repeater
Digital voice delay available
Selective calling available for 2-tone and DTMF paging
Dial-up remote operation from telephone

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M45B Z-Patch

The Zetron Model 45B is a microprocessor-based radio-to-telephone interconnect. It’s designed for radio common carriers, co-ops, utilities and private systems where a number of different users need to share the system, yet receive different service and separate accounting. This provides flexible operation as a full-featured telephone patch with selective calling, ANI decode, and advanced airtime billing features.

The Model 45B interfaces a radio system to the public telephone system for interconnected conversations. It also provides selective calling of mobile radios and pagers from the telephone system or from other mobile radios. An RS-232 serial port allows on-screen manipulation of all system and user information. Remote DTMF (Touch-Tone) programming is also supported.

Product Features and Configuration

Simplex, half- and full-duplex operation
99 or 325 separate users
Standard RS-232 serial port and internal modem
Remote access from CRT, computer, phone, or radio
Two telephone line inputs with auto-line select
One local telephone input for local phone or DID
Calling restrictions/privileges per user
Compatible with rotary telephone (dial-click)
User and system database in nonvolatile memory
DTMF ANI decode and validation
Seven ringing sounds for mobile alerts
Nine system speed-dial numbers
Regenerated DTMF (Touch-Tone) or pulse dialing
Sense inputs for monitoring external equipment
Relays for remote-control of external equipment
Remote diagnostics via modem
Options include paging formats, DID converter, call-accounting, voice prompts, dial click decoder, and radio specific cables

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M735 Radio Teleconnect

The Model 735 Radio Teleconnect patches simplex, half and full-duplex radio systems to the telephone network. Calls from radio to telephone are made using DTMF keypads or microphones fitted to the radios. Calls from the telephone system to radio are made by calling over an open radio channel, or by selectively calling individual radios using 5-tone, 2-tone or DTMF signaling. CE Approved. Optional voice prompts, call logging.

Product Features and Configuration

Radio to telephone interconnect for PABX or public subscriber line connection
Direct access to telephone
Installs on simplex or duplex base stations and repeaters
Compatible with simplex or duplex mobile or handportable radios
2-tone (Quickcall II), 5-tone (EEA, CCIR, ZVEI), and DTMF selective calling
PC-programmable, direct/remotely with built-in modem
User-definable access code
Optional user-recordable voice prompts
Optional dial click decoder for pulse telephone systems
Optional digital voice delay for enhanced simplex operation
Enhanced dial-out restrictions per user/system
Optional call details logging for up to 400 records
99 autodial telephone numbers
Conversation timers

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M37-MAX Repeater Panel

The Model 37-MAX Repeater Pal is a high-capacity, remotely programmable, community repeater controller. It provides individualized repeater service for up to 154 different customer groups, using CTCSS tone and digital coded squelch (DCS) signaling.

Low-cost tone panel
154 dispatch users
Remote programmable by DTMF radio
Morse ID (periodic or activity based)
Transmission cutoff timer
Reserved tone/code feature

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M48-MAX Interconnect

The Model 48-MAX can recognize and provide service to up to 750 individual radio users based on their unique DTMF ANI codes, and can further subdivide users into dispatch work groups using CTCSS tones and DCS codes.

The 48-MAX is available in three versions: Basic, Selcall, and Roamer. Each version has two end-to-end telephone inputs, a local telephone input, RS-232 port, internal modem, 99 autodials, enhanced toll restriction, PC-programmable database, and a full range of conversation timers with hog penalties.

Product Features and Configuration

Basic Version:
- 99 DTMF user identities (ANI)
- 50 CTCSS, 104 DCS
- Selcall Version:
- 99 DTMF user identities (ANI)
- 50 CTCSS, 104 DCS
- 2-tone, 5-tone, DTMF selective calling
- Scheduled telco access to prevent interconnect during certain hours

Roamer Version:
- 750 DTMF user identities (ANI)
- 50 CTCSS, 104 DCS
- 2-tone, 5-tone, DTMF selective calling
- Scheduled telco access
- Wild ANI for intersystem roaming

Options:
- Voice-prompts card for up to 9 owner-recordable messages
- SMDR billing logger for up to 4000 calls
- Dial-click decoder to support rotary telephone systems
- 600 ohm balanced audio option (factory install)
- 154-user option and Interconnect Gateway
- Wide-area dispatch via automatic dial-up linking

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Series 2000 Paging Terminals

The Zetron Series 2000 Paging Terminals are designed for the paging operator needing a flexible, modular approach to system operation, with the capacity to expand to a region wide or national network. The terminals are incrementally expandable in both capacity and options.

The Series 2000 paging operator can offer customers direct system access by analogue or digital telephone trunks or through an operator paging bureau. Direct telephone users are instructed through system operation with voice prompts, locally recorded by the system operator. PC and e-mail users have direct access through a server or dial-up modem.

The Series 2000 supports zoned (sequential) or synchronized (simulcast) transmitter networks over telephone, microwave or radio based circuits. For national or inter-regional paging, multiple terminals can be networked for increased subscriber capacity and coverage. Subscriber service in regions and across regions is controlled through the system management computer.

The Series 2000 can act as the hub of an integrated communications system and are suitable for the larger private paging system. The terminals are incrementally expandable in both capacity and options, so a system can start small and grow as required.

The terminals are available with advanced features such as PageSaver voice messaging. They connect with a wide range of PBX or PSTN equipment and can be integrated with security systems, monitoring and control systems, nurse call, product control, building management systems etc.

Product Features and Configuration

Operator paging from entry terminals
Customer recorded voice prompts for direct telephone access
Pulse/rotary telephone systems supported
Optional integrated voice messaging and mailbox available
Fully redundant configuration available with standby system controller
Zoned (sequential) or synchronized (simulcast) transmitter networks supported
Remote transmitters linked by telephone, microwave or radio links
Digital formats POCSAG (512, 1200, 2400) and RDS, Motorola FLEX™
Call logging and performance statistics
Optional alarm monitoring facility triggers pages in response to alarms
Network multiple terminals via TNPP for wide area or regional coverage
Networking capability by telephone circuit, radio link or satellite
PageSaver option (built-in voice messaging) provides per-customer insured paging, voice messaging with pager notification and internal call forwarding
Dial-Out TAP allows terminal to page through the PSTN and feed a numeric or alphanumeric page to another paging terminal

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M55B Page Buffer

The Model 55B is a high fidelity ‘simplex repeater’ suitable for storing and forwarding analog and digital pages. By storing pages received from a terminal for later transmission and allowing remote control transmitters on shared channels, the Model 55B eliminates the need for costly zone sequencing or simulcasting equipment. The Model 55B can monitor a COR input at the transmitter site to prevent transmission of pages when the frequency is busy.

Product Features and Configuration

Analog and digital pages
Eliminates need for costly zone sequencing or simulcasting equipment
Allows remote control transmitters on shared channels

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M55D POCSAG Repeater

The Model 55D is used to extend the range of a paging system by decoding and retransmitting pages. Connected to a receiver/transmitter in the range of the main transmitter, the Digital Repeater decodes the incoming POCSAG page, error corrects it, and stores the page in memory. When the channel is clear, it reconstitutes the page and retransmits it.

The digital repeater can use the paging system ID feature to only respond to pages with the correct System ID. Individual Zone Address Steering enables multiple Model 55Ds to extend the range over several units in a sequence.

Product Features and Configuration

Decodes POCSAG digital pages
Eliminates separate link infrastructure
Allows remote control transmitters on shared channels

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M66 PURC Transmitter

The Model 66 Transmitter Controller connects to a radio-paging transmitter and allows the transmitter to be remotely controlled from a central paging terminal. The Model 66 recognizes the site address, selects the modulation mode (analog or digital), keys up the transmitter, and transmits the audio or digital data.

Multiple transmitters can be synchronized, dual-frequency transmitters can be controlled, and four link ‘hops’ are allowed. The Model 66 is FLEX™ 1600 bps and Motorola PURC® compatible. The Model 66 is also recommended for in-plant applications where a single transmitter is located more than 30 feet from the terminal.

Product Features and Configuration

Motorola PURC compatible
Signals terminal when channel is clear
Optional zone selection and sequencing
Optional simulcast-delay synchronizes transmitters
Optional second address controls dual-frequency transmitter
Optional link controller version allows link “hops”

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M600/620 Manager/Encoder

The Zetron High Speed Simulcast Paging System uses timing information from the Global Positioning System (GPS) to synchronize the transmission of digital paging signals to very tight tolerances. This provides the microsecond timing accuracy necessary for high-speed simulcast paging with protocols such as POCSAG and FLEX®.

The system consists of the Model 600 Wireless Data Manager (Source Unit) and multiple (up to 1000) Model 620 Wireless Data Encoders (Destination Units). The link between the Source and Destination units may be any type (or combination) of link that can reliably transport data. Designed for non-proprietary transmitters, the system is ideal for cost effective build-out of new transmitter sites for public or private paging system operators.

Standard features include encoding for POCSAG (512, 1200 and 2400 baud) and basic FLEX (1600), support for up to 1000 destinations with TNPP routing and zoning capabilities, multi-frequency transmitter control, Trimble Acutime 2000 compatible GPS interface, traditional two-level digital transmitter interface, and multiple user-definable input/output ports. Optional features include enhanced four-level FLEX (3200 and 6400 baud) for the I20 transmitter interface, and support for other GPS devices.

Product Features and Configuration

Accepts page input from any TNPP source
Supports up to 1000 destinations with TNPP routing and zoning capabilities
Encodes POCSAG (512, 1200 and 2400 baud) and basic FLEX (1600)
GPS synchronized simulcast with microsecond accuracy
Trimble Acutime 2000 compatible GPS interface
Traditional two-level digital transmitter interface
Multiple user-definable input/output ports
Enhanced four-level FLEX (3200 and 6400 baud) for I20 transmitter interface (optional)
Interface for other GPS devices (optional)

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M15 Multi-Format Encoder

The Model 15 is designed so all setup parameters are keypad programmable and be changed by a technician at the site to support any required system changes. The unit includes the Analog, Digital, and/or Custom Calls paging format packages. The installer can set up to 14 blocks of paging formats with no new Zetron firmware needed. This makes the Model 15 a good choice for most manual encoder applications.

Supports 15 Different Formats

The Model 15 can be equipped with up to fourteen paging formats, both analog (tone-and-voice) and digital display (numeric and alphanumeric). Multiple formats can be supported simultaneously and new formats can be added at any time. The Model 15 also supports group calls and other convenience features.

Product Features and Configuration

Field-programmable from keypad
Analog and digital formats available
Tone, Tone and Voice, Numeric, Alpha paging
Optional RS-232 port to allow alphanumeric page entry from computer

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M25 Instant-Call Encoder

The Model 25 is an instant call encoder for emergency dispatch. It’s used in airports, fire and emergency centers to call out pager users with the press of a single button or through the Computer Aided Dispatch interface.

Each instant call key is programmable and can alert a single pager or team of pager users. Different types of pager may be combined in the same system, including both analog (5-tone) and digital (POCSAG) pagers.

Product Features and Configuration

Keypad and 29 easily labeled instant-call keys
Serial port for logging printer or CAD
Automatically controls and selects among up to 8 transmitters
Tone, Tone and Voice, Numeric paging
Field Programming from keypad or PC

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Model 640 DAPT XTRA

The DAPT-XTRA is a combined dial access and PC driven paging terminal supporting up to 1,500 users with up to 4 telephone lines for direct user access or for connection to local or remote data entry terminals. PC software is also available. Callers dial into the Model 640 and hear voice prompts leading them through the system operation. Voice pages and numeric or prestored alphanumeric messages may be sent from the telephone.

The Model 640 can service all input ports simultaneously for higher traffic applications, sending out pages in user priority. This dial access and PC-driven paging terminal supports up to 1,500 users with up to four telephone lines. Voice pages and numeric or prestored alphanumeric messages may be sent by telephone.

Because the Model 640 DAPT-XTRA supports voice paging, voice prompts, and talkback paging, it is ideal for hospitals and public safety organizations that have emergency response teams. Complete messages can be conveyed without an operator typing in a message.

Product Features and Configuration

Basic 2 telephone inputs, expandable to 4
Choice of telephone interface
Alphanumeric input via integrated modem and/or RS-232 port
280 seconds pooled voice storage for system voice prompts and voice messaging
Remote transmitter control up to 16 zones
Comprehensive programming software for remote system management and on-screen programming and diagnostics
All standard analogue and digital paging format included
Tone, Tone and Voice, Numeric paging, including 2-tone, 5/6-tone, FLEX™, POCSAG, and Golay formats
Call logging and performance statistics
Optional dial click decoder for pulse telephone systems

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M1516 SentriVoice

SentriVoice is an economical wireless voice alarm reporter for monitoring contact inputs. And when an alarm condition is sensed, transmits voice messages or pages over the radio or public address system.

Users can respond to alarms via radio to control lights, pumps, doors, and other control equipment via integrated output relays.

Economical on-site voice alarming
Eight alarm inputs: Normally Open, Normally Closed or Momentary
Up to 80 seconds of recorded voice
Automatic “All’s Well” message

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M1517 Alarm Reporter

SentriVoice+ provides a turnkey industrial solution for automatic voice and page alarming via radio or PA systems. It can be added to existing fire alarm and warning systems, allowing users to respond to alarms via handheld radios to control remote equipment or processes.

SentriVoice+ is housed in a rugged NEMA 4X enclosure and comes equipped with a power supply, battery and charger.

NEMA case with 7 amp-hour battery
Standard 40 seconds voice storage and 2-tone paging
Broadcast voice, tone, or alphanumeric messages
Replaces Motorola VR100 VoiceReporter

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M1550 SentriMAX

SentriMax is a powerful, industrial autodialer and wireless alarm annunciator. The Model 1550 connects directly to a radio and phone line and monitors/controls remote processes, sites and operations. Alarm messages are sent by text page or natural recorded voice over phone or radio.

Users can phone or radio the SentriMax to remote control local processes or conditions. Pre-recorded messages allow the SentriMax to report analog values such as temperature, pressure, etc. Built-in voice mailbox provides voice mail for users.

Alarm via Radio and Telephone
Voice, Paging and Alphanumeric alarm messages
Up to 72 Alarm inputs
8 Analog inputs with programmable levels
1 minute of factory prerecorded voice messages
Up to 4 minutes of user recordable voice alarm messages
Rugged NEMA 4X enclosure
Space for 2-way radio or cellphone
Back-up battery and charger
Backlit display and status keypad
Remote access via telephone or radio
User controlled outputs
Programmable via PC, DTMF and front panel

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M18/18+ Control Link

With Control Link, alarm conditions, status changes, analog measurements, and remote-control commands can be relayed over radio transceivers instead of wires. The Model 18+ can send and receive on/off commands and analog values, with 16 digital inputs/outputs and 4 analog inputs/outputs for remote sensing and control.

Control Link supports point-to-point and multipoint-to-multipoint operations.

Efficient signaling protocol
Multiple units may share transceiver
Wireless transfer of alarm information
Up to 40 I/O points
Fully bi-directional
Point-to-point and point-to-multipoint
Operates with conventional or trunked radio systems

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M1512 SentriDial

The Model 1512 SentriDial is an automatic dialer that dials telephone numbers in response to an alarm and plays a recorded voice message when the phone is answered. It can also send DTMF digits and TAP messages when a paging system or other controller answers the line. Up to 80 seconds of voice messages are recorded in the user’s voice and can be changed at any time.

12 alarm inputs
8 on/off status inputs
Connect to 4 forward or 2 bi-directional power sensors
4 analog voltage level inputs
Dials up to 10 numbers per alarm input
Stores up to 30 user-recorded voice messages
4 relays for remote control from the telephone

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M1700 Controller and M1708/1716 RTUs

Zetron SCADA (Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition) and telemetry system offers practical, economical monitoring and control remote sites via radio. The SCADA System is comprised of 3 parts: Remote Terminal Units (RTUs), M1700 System Controller, and Control Program. Zetron RTUs such as the Model 1708 and Model 1716, are units typically installed at remote sites to collect data from contact closures, pulse counters, and analog voltage or current signals.

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M844 4-Port Intersite Link

The Model 844 can be used to link multiple sites together while a Model 827-based trunking network is being built or expanded. For systems experiencing heavy telephone traffic, the Model 844 can be used to handle networking communications between sites allowing the ports of the Model 827s to be dedicated to the telephone interconnects.

Integrates with the Zetron Model 827 to supports regional networks of up to 12 sites in a variety of different configurations
Supports multiple Model 844s at each site, for up to 32 intersite links
Provides additional storage capacity for system call detail records
Supports internal system alarm detection and reporting
Provides four analog speech/data ports to directly connect two or more Zetron MPT 1327 sites
Uses 4-wire audio or 4-wire audio with E&M signaling to link multiple sites
Supports four configurable RS-232 data linking ports for enhanced network performance

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Model 427 Peripheral Equipment Interface

To support direct connection of MAP27 peripheral equipment to Zetron’s MPT1327 trunking infrastructure, the Model 427 allows up to four separate 4-wire audio connections. In addition to supporting the MAP27 data interface protocol, the Model 427 includes an extended protocol set that allows it to operate as a multi-port device and to extend the status reporting and control capabilities.

The Model 427 interfaces directly to the trunk stack (Zetron’s Model 827, Model 844, and other Model 427s). In a command and control environment, the operators can perform many functions, such as voice calls, disabling users, reassigning channels, dynamic regrouping, deleting users, and management of status messages and data calls.

Four audio and MAP27 data links
Open protocol for third-party peripheral development
Programmable monitoring points
Forty-eight programmable IDs
Real-time monitoring of dispatcher ID
Site status monitoring and control

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Series 4000

The Series 4000 is a communication control system designed for medium-sized communications centers and offers exceptional reliability. The Series 4000 also offers easy programming and economical upgrades along with three styles of operating positions and two common controller sizes allowing it to accommodate 8 to 48 channels and up to 16 operator positions.

Common Control Units

A Common Control Unit (CCU) is the central controller responsible for switching and routing multiple audio channels between operating positions and the external devices such as base stations, control stations, repeaters, telephones, monitor receivers and intercoms.

The Series 4000 offers two different Common Control Units to accommodate different capacity requirements.

Model 4020

Up to 20 radio or telephone channels
Up to 6 operating positions
Up to 10 independent cross channel patches
No single point of failure architecture
Channel Check IRR option
External time source reference
Event logging port
Dual power supplies w/automatic switching
Economically upgradeable to Model 4048

Model 4048

Up to 48 radio or telephone channels
Up to 16 operating positions
No single point of failure architecture
Up to 24 independent cross channel patches
Channel Check -IRR option
External time source interface
Event logging port
Remote diagnostic monitoring
Dual power supplies w/automatic switching

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Model 4010

The Model 4010 (Desktop) and Model 4010R (Rackmount) Radio Consoles are self-contained, single position radio console systems designed for flexibility and programmability. The Model 4010 can be configured to meet a wide range of public safety, government, institutional and industrial applications by accommodating up to 12 radio channels and 2 telephone lines.

With its rigid construction, the Model 4010 is rated for continuous 24/7, around the clock applications with a proven track record in reliability under the most demanding conditions. In addition to the programmable function buttons, like group call, channel select and channel patch, the integrated keypad and LCD can display incoming calls. And operators are able to hear select audio with individual volume levels for each channel. Operators can choose from a handset, gooseneck or desk microphone, headset and footswitch.

Standard Product Features and Configuration

Expandable rackmount or office-styled desktop configuration
Flexible paging encoder
Supports DTMF, Motorola/GE Two-Tone, Plectron, 5/6 Tone, Quick Call I (2+2), Knox, and Rotary Dial
Accommodates most industry standard radio interfaces: Tone Remote, DC Remote, Local Control and E
Supports one or two telephone lines with intuitive controls: “answer”, “release”, and “hold”

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DCS-5020 Digital Console System

The DCS-5020 Digital Console System is designed to meet the needs of the small to medium-sized integrated control rooms. Combining telephony with both digital and analogue radio control to either direct wired or IP connected dispatch positions, the DCS-5020 meets a range of professional applications for public safety, transportation, utilities, oil, gas, mining and private industry. It also provides specific applications including, mobile command, small control rooms and TETRA fallback systems

With an architecture of distributed processing, with no central switch provides the flexibility, scalability and high resilience mission-critical applications demand. The DCS-5020 also includes Selcall (5-Tone), Digital Input/Outputs and audio delay. It’s strengthened by a range of technical requirements, building upon previous releases and integrating customer feedback.

Product Features and Configuration

Customizable console screen presentation to suit customer application
One to fifteen operators
Wireless connection to TETRA infrastructure provides fallback capability
Easy to use screen-based Graphical User Interface (GUI)
Wide variety of audio and radio interface options

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IP Fire Station Alerting

Zetron’s IP Fire Station Alerting (IP FSA) system is ideal for any municipality that has IP links between its central communications center and its fire stations. Converting to IP between the central site and the fire station increases the alerting speed and broadens connectivity options.

The graphical user interface (GUI) on the PC at the console position gives dispatchers an intuitive, space-saving way to view status and control the PA, tones, and relays at the station. The server architecture manages the comunication with individual fire stations and allows dispatchers at remote locations to interact with the system over an IP connection.

The GUI client application runs on a PC and includes an intuitive user interface with a “quick-look” status layout. It also provides tools for filtering, selecting, and controlling stations or individual apparatus. In addition, the IP FSA system can be controlled entirely through a CAD interface.

The station unit can be configured to open bay doors, control station lights or alarm when station sense an external input. The IP station unit includes a response button that can be used for manual acknowledgements or to reach the communications center.

Product Features and Configuration

Supports up to 254 stations per system.
Supports up to 25 dispatch positions.
Station unit includes flexible alerting, control and status capabilities.
Near instantaneous alert times achieved with independent voice and data channels.
Dispatcher announcement via Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) or radio.
Includes dedicated dispatcher client application to initiate commands from each dispatch position.
Console Application can alarm when station unit senses an external alarm input.
Integrates easily with radio dispatch consoles.
Provides computer aided dispatch (CAD) integration with existing M26 CAD protocol or XML.
NFPA 1221-compliant for dispatch systems.

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