Rental of vehicle-mounted specific low-power transceiver IC-MS5010
It can also be operated as a relay device! Vehicle-mounted specific low-power radio.
The vehicle-mounted specific low-power transceiver IC-MS5010 supports simultaneous communication like a telephone, allowing for simultaneous talk, as well as alternating talk and relay talk that covers a wide area via relay devices. It can switch between three communication methods depending on the application. Additionally, it not only transmits and receives but also operates as a relay device for relay talk. In relay device mode, it supports area expansion via an IP network by connecting to the RoIP gateway VE-PG3 (planned support). 【Features】 ○ Supports simultaneous talk, alternating talk, and relay talk ○ Can operate as a command center through alternating/relay talk, as well as function as a relay device ○ IP54 dustproof and splash-proof performance, allowing use without concern for dust and water splashes ○ Pseudo three-party call function that allows sharing the content of simultaneous talk within a group ○ 1-to-N function that enables switching call partners without specifying the other party in simultaneous talk For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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Product Code: 40142 *Please provide this number when making inquiries for a smoother process. 【Specifications】 ○ Number of Channels: Simplex 20ch, Half Duplex 27ch, Duplex 27ch + 1ch (Control channel) ○ Communication Method: Simplex, Half Duplex, Duplex ○ Temperature Range: -10℃ to +50℃ ○ Power Supply Voltage: DC13.8V ±10%, 26.4V ±10% ○ Transmission Output: 10mW (+20%, -50%), 1mW (+20%, -50%) ○ Audio Output: 4W or more (at 10% distortion rate with load impedance of 4Ω) ○ Dimensions: 125.0(W) × 29.0(H) × 180.0(D) mm (excluding protrusions) ○ Weight: Approximately 884g ● For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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