Night Vision

Aliasing makes your radio fit your role

Aliasing will give your personnel the experience of using their own radio even though there is a common pool of radios for everyone. Just enter your personal code and the radio sets itself for your need.  

Unit alert makes a difference when your message is critical

There are certain messages that just have to get the radio user’s attention – a serious road traffic incident, a crime in progress or someone in danger, all need instant response.

Unit Alert does just that, making a loud noise and vibrating the radio to ensure the alert is noticed. And additional resources get on their way...

Active scanning keeps track of who’s talking to whom

No-one wants to carry two separate radios to listen and talk to two groups. It is expensive and inconvenient to the user. Therefore Active scanning feature on the radio makes users work easier.

Active Scanning means that the radio tells the system which groups it is scanning. This allows the radio network to set up group calls in the base station that the radio is connected to. Only those users that have selected this group and are scanning the group can be connected to it.

Night Vision - a better look for night time

Night brings its own special challenges. For radio users, these often centre around their screen – it’s important that they can see the information on it at a glance, yet it should not be too bright that it ruins their ability to see in low light.

Night Vision is a standard feature in all Airbus TETRA radios, and only those.

Where are you? - keeping tabs on your colleagues

Knowing where your fellow officers are can be vital. They could be quite near, but if you are in a forest or city, they might as well be invisible. In some situation, getting this information quickly can be a matter of life or death. Right on your radio's display.