Feature Highlights
ABELL Multi-Base Station Interconnection System (ASC), expanding communication range with automatic cross-area roaming
ADC8000 Dispatch Platform Function Introduction
User Registration Function
User registration is a function enabled within the system. Only handheld radios added to the registration list can communicate within this system. Non-registered users are denied communication, effectively preventing unauthorized users from entering the system. The system can manage various services for registered handheld terminals.
DMR protocol combined with TCP/IP protocol for intercom communication, enabling interconnection between domestic and international networks
The system adopts a C/S architecture. Data transmission uses the TCP/IP network protocol. An interconnected system can be set up anywhere with an IP network. The system server can be deployed in LAN, WAN (requiring a static IP), cloud, VPN, and other network environments, meeting the needs of customers in different environments and achieving interconnection between domestic and international networks.
System Recording Management Function
The system recording function ensures that real-time voice data from all handheld terminals within the system is saved in the backend. Recording data can be queried and played back in the dispatch software through decoding.
Real-time Positioning Function: Supports positioning, trajectory replay, map display, enabling visualized dispatch
Terminal devices support GPS, BeiDou, and other positioning systems. The backend can obtain real-time location information of each terminal and display it on the dispatch console map. Dynamic trajectory queries for specific terminals can be performed through the dispatch console.
Remote Frequency Programming Function: Supports remote programming of interconnected repeaters
The remote repeater frequency programming function allows users to modify repeater frequency parameters remotely, ensuring frequency programming capabilities for repeaters installed in remote or hard-to-reach areas, such as forest regions and mining areas.
Remote Diagnosis and Fault Alarm Function
Visualized RDAC diagnostic and control software supports fault diagnosis and fault alarm functions for interconnected repeater equipment. It includes diagnostics for modules such as RF power amplifiers, exciters, receivers, and control boards, monitoring the equipment's operating status in real time and providing safe and effective protection for the system hardware.
Supports Group Call, All Call, and Broadcast Call
The system supports voice call functions including Group Call, All Call, and Broadcast Call.
Remote Alarm Function
In an emergency, one-key alarm and network alarm can be triggered. While issuing an alarm locally, the alarm signal can also be sent to the network dispatch console, allowing users to better request assistance in critical situations.
Real-time Call Status Indication
The dispatch software allows real-time observation of the call status of members within a specific group, which is displayed in real time on the dispatch console.
Hierarchical Management of Dispatch Console Groups/Users, Convenient Priority Management of Terminal Transmission Rights for Dispatch Operations
Hierarchical management of groups/users allows real-time viewing of which users belong to which groups.
Network Topology Display
The network topology display function shows which repeater devices are currently connected to the system and their online/offline status on the dispatch console and RDAC diagnostic and control software, allowing users to intuitively understand the current network structure of the system equipment.
C/S Architecture, Unified Deployment and Management of Network Devices, Unified Storage of Data such as Voice, Positioning, and Logs
The system architecture is C/S, facilitating centralized data management for users and ensuring the security of various business data.
Digital IP Group Management
The Digital IP Group management function facilitates connections between repeaters within the system based on user requirements. Only repeaters within the same Digital IP Group can perform various business communications. The Digital IP Group is a setting for dual time slots of a repeater, where one repeater can be configured into two groups across time slots.
Remote Stun, Remote Kill/Revive
System administrators can perform remote stun, remote kill, or revive operations on specific terminal users.
