In locations where normal TMO network coverage is unavailable or unreliable, users can switch their radios to Direct mode to maintain communication.

To increase the distance between two Direct mode users, place a Sepura radio operating as a DMO-Repeater in between. Calls made from one DMO radio via the DMO-Repeater will be rebroadcast to other DMO users.

Key Features

• Voice calls (Encrypted and Clear)
• Status and SDS message
• Emergency calls
• Call Participation and Call Monitoring

Type

• Type-1A-DMO-Repeater for efficient spectrum use

Ordering Part Numbers

• SC20, SC21 and SCG22 Series: 600-00261
• STP9000, STP8X Series: 600-00004
• SRG3900 Series: 600-00005

A DMO-Gateway creates a communication link between TMO network users and DMO users. The DMO-Gateway re-transmits data received between the two types of users.

DMO-Gateway can be used by users who cannot connect to the TMO network, perhaps because they are in a network blind spot such as a tunnel, or within a building. A DMO-Gateway placed within the TMO coverage enables the extension of network coverage in such blind spots, connecting the DMO users to the network.

Key Features

• Voice and Data
• Intelligent call conversion
• Safer operations

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• SRG3900 Series: 600-00006
• SCG Gateway Software: 600-00896
• SCG Gateway and Repeater Software: 600-00897

The Sepura Virtual Console (VC) is a software package that allows control of an SRG3900 radio from a Windows based terminal, saving valuable dashboard space in today’s congested public safety vehicles. The VC is designed as a Windows™ ActiveX Control which allows easy integration into 3^rd party applications and containers that will accept ActiveX Objects such as HTML/XML pages.

Ordering Part Numbers

• SRG Single Virtual Console: 600-00026
• SRG Second Virtual Console: 600-00027

A fixed level audio output is provided in the SRG3900 mobile radio. This is available on Interface 2 and is independent of the output audio level on Interface 1 and the loudspeaker connected to the mobile transceiver.

Mobile radios can support audio input on one or both of the console interface connectors without a physical Console or Audio Interface Unit (AIU) being present. This allows installation of 3^rd party control heads operating the radio with control of audio accessories bringing saving in investment and maintenance.

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• SRG3900 and SCG22 Audio Line In & Line Out: 600-00033

Man-Down allows the radio to automatically detect when the user may have become incapacitated. A radio equipped with a solid state accelerometer allows the user to be monitored for lack of motion and/or abnormal inclination or ‘tilt’. Should a sensor trigger, a local alarm or emergency call can be setup on the radio.

A radio user who remains stationary for long periods, may customise Man-Down to raise an alarm only in case of abnormal inclination, which would require help.

Ordering Part Numbers

• STP Series: 600-00031
• SC20 Series: 600-00267

Soft key functions are a collection of special radio features that can be triggered with a single long key press. It provides quick and easy access to often used radio features.

This feature enables a Hayes AT command to trigger specific radio functions via the PEI port.

Please contact Sepura Customer Support or your local Sales representative for a list of features available for each radio platform.

Ordering Part Numbers

• STP, SRG , SRH and SRC: 600-00037
• SC20, SC21 and SCG22: 600-00275

Callout provides a user friendly interface to distribute critical information quickly and efficiently to a larger number of users.

In the event of an incident, the feature draws the radio users attention forcing a response. Optional phases allow specific groups to be attached for subsequent exchange of information.

The Feature Includes

• Simple Callout
• Full Callout

Ordering Part Numbers

• STP/SRH/SRG Series: 600-00073
• SC20, SC21 and SCG22: 600-00269

Enables rapid, simultaneous distribution of images and associated text to whole groups of users rapidly and efficiently, key examples include enabling quick apprehension of wanted persons or swift identification of missing children.

Distribution of the same picture using Packet Data would have required dedicated network resource for each recipient.

Messages can also be sent securely using E2EE.

Key Features

• 'Slices' the images and sends via SDS
• Images sent simultaneously to hundreds of users
• Does not require Packet data session
• Messages can be sent securely using E2EE

Ordering Part Numbers

• STP, SRG and SRH Series: 600-00102
• SC20, SC21 and SCG22: 600-00271

A Short Data Application (SDA) enables a Sepura terminal user to send and receive information in a user friendly form based environment. This makes sending and receipt of SDS message an effortless task by presenting the user with information in a form that is simple and easy to read. Typically, an SDA will help the end user with an existing work flow process by improving user experience and making efficient use of time.

Features in this pack follow on from the SDS Templates functionality released in V5.0, enhancing it by providing the ability for end users to define their own templates, supporting user defined protocols and applications.

Ordering Part Numbers

• STP, SRG and SRH Series: 600-00103
• SC20, SC21 and SCG22: 600-00275

Radios are normally configured to route messages and voice to pre-configured destinations. With this feature, radios can be further configured to route status messages, position reports and emergency voice to a destination other than the pre-configured defaults. The alternative destinations are determined at run time based upon the Selected talkgroup. Change of Selected talkgroup automatically changes the destination address for the following functions;

• Quick Status Destinations triggered via softkeys
• Default Status Destination triggered via menu and/or the Mode Key
• Primary Position Destination
• Secondary Position Destination
• Emergency Status Destination
• Emergency Voice Destination

Ordering Part Number

• SC20, SC21, SCG22 STP and SRG Series: 600-00347

In trunk mode, talkgroups are identified by their MNI and GSSI. On selection of a talkgroup, this feature enables the radio to automatically select the TETRA network based on the talkgroup’s MNI. Press of a single key changes the network and selects the talkgroup.

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• SC20, SC21, SCG22 STP and SRG Series: 600-00348

A radio User can navigate through the configured list of TMO and DMO to select the required talkgroup. This feature additionally triggers an automatic selection of the operating mode; Trunk or Direct, depending upon the selected talkgroup.

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• SC20, SC21, SCG22, STP and SRG Series: 600-00349

Radios support a number of features that can be configured to suit a user’s operational requirement. Some radio settings e.g. backlight resolution, alert level, active speaker etc. can be further adjusted during run time. This feature resets the radio back to the default configuration eliminating personal preferences.

An option to preserve Phonebook, talkgroup and message boxes is available. If enabled, the reset option retains these data.

Reset option can be activated from from the menu syetem, softkey, over the air and when integrated into an SDA.

Ordering Part Number

• SC20, SC21. SCG22 STP and SRG Series: 600-00350

Radios can be configured with a list of up to 150 Location Areas (LA). The radio prefers these LAs when acquiring a cell at switch on or during re-selection. However, if the coverage gets weaker or non-existent the radio will register on an LA outside this list. Registering a similar group of users on the same LA ensures efficient use of TETRA resource.

Additionally, the radio can be forced to only use cells from the the configured LA list. Even if the coverage on these LAs drops, the radio will not acquire an LA outside of the LA list.

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• SC20, SC21, SCG22, STP and SRG Series: 600-00351

The top level screen of the radio enables a dynamic display.

The display includes:

• Radio Status Area
• Information Area consisting of 4 or 6 lines
• Shortcut and Notification Bar

The radio status area comprises elements of variable radio status icons, permanent status icons, and radio status text, depending on the radio.

The screen can be configured to include an Information Area. Using the Radio Manager, users can add or remove an information line and define how it is displayed. The information line includes display of talkgroup and folder, time, date and PTT mode. These can be formatted with a choice of colour and style for greater visual impact.

The Shortcut Bar provides means to configure and access commonly used radio features (Shortcuts). It also provides visual status of the radio features (Notifications) on the top level screen. Selecting an icon triggers a radio action relevant to the icon e.g. opens an unread message or alerts the user when the radio is placed in Transmit Inhibit state.

Ordering Part Numbers

• STP, SCG22 and SRG series: 600-00352
• SC2 series: Included as standard

The transmit power of a radio operating in DMO, DMO-Repeater & DMO-Gateway mode can be set from the MMI. Users are offered an onscreen choice, dependent on the radio's hardware capability, allowing it to be set to the user's choice.

On selection, an icon indicates whether the chosen power is higher or lower than the default setting. The radios revert to default power setting on a restart. The display text can be configured from the Radio Manager to user’s choice e.g. High Power and Low Power.

Ordering Part Number

• SC20. SC21 SCG22, STP, SRG Series: 600-00353

AIM is the TETRA air interface mechanism by which a radio obtains service on a network (visited) other than its own Home Network, i.e. a network with a Mobile Network Identity (MNI) different from that of its Home Network. The use case is the TETRA radio users who may roam into another network, normally another country, for operational use e.g. a fire crew attending an emergency on the other side of the border due to its quicker accessibility.

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• SC20, SC21, SCG22, STP and SRG Series: 600-00354

E2EE offers an additional and independent level of security to AIE. Encrypted data can only be decrypted by the correct combination of the algorithm and traffic key used by the transmitting party to encrypt the data. This avoids a man-in-the-middle attack as the crypto material is only available with the transmitting and receiving parties.

The following options for E2EE are available

• Embedded E2EE (without tamper protection)
• ESM Protected E2EE (with tamper protection)
  • In-Country (Private, Local) E2EE algorithm
  • Multiple E2EE algorithms
• Smart Card E2EE

Please contact your account manager to discuss your requirements.

The feature enables the radio to operate with AIE Security Class 3G (SC3G), i.e. use of GCK on a Security Class 3 (SC3) network that supports SC3G.

The behaviour offered by the ‘Security Class 3G’ licence

• Receipt of GCK sealed with GSKO via OTAR
• Encryption of Group Calls using GCK

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• SC20, SC21 and SCG22: 600-00299

This function allows a user working alone to indicate that they are safe. The radio periodically emits an alert tone to which the user is required to acknowledge by pressing one of the keys on the radio. Failure to do so triggers the radio to send an Emergency Status message to the control room.

Ordering Part Numbers

• STP and SRG: included as standard
• SC20, SC21 and SCG22: 600-00267

Packet Data provides a mechanism to transport IPv4 traffic e.g. images, files etc. over the TETRA bearer. This enables applications in a standardised IP environment the ability to use industry standard transport mechanisms such as UDP and TCP providing a framework to provide fast and flexible service. Packet Data services can only be accessed from the PEI port of the terminal.

Feature enables Single slot and Multi slot packet data capability in the radio.

Ordering Part Numbers

• STP and SRG: incuded as standard
• SC20, SC21 and SCG22: 600-00271

Wireless Application Protocol (WAP) is a standard for retrieving information over a mobile wireless network including TETRA. Internet has become part of our lives and WAP offers connectivity from small personal devices when we are on the go. It offers the user to check ones mail or make a flight-reservation online or query the national database system to identify a stolen car.

Feature enables a WAP browser on the Sepura radio.

Ordering Part Numbers

• STP and SRG: included as standard
• SC20, SC21 and SCG22: 600-00271

The Hayes AT command set enables control of Sepura TETRA radios through its PEI port from an external MDT.

The Hayes AT command set enables external MDT to control Sepura TETRA radios through its PEI port. It allows external devices to setup and receive voice calls, send and receive messages or configure the talkgroup scan list. The command set in addition to a list of ETSI defined mandatory and optional includes Sepura specific commands.

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• SC20, SC21 and SCG22: 600-00275

Soft key functions are a collection of special radio features that can be triggered with a single long key press. It provides quick and easy access to often used radio features.

This licence enables external devices to trigger radio soft key functions using Status Messages. It includes functions such as selection of radio operation mode, transmit inhibit, keypad lock and alarm function.

Please contact Sepura Customer Support or your local Sales representative for a list of features available for each radio platform.

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• SC2o, SC21 and SCG22: 600-00275

A number of features within Sepura radios use the TETRA SDS protocol to communicate with a backend system. SPP is a collection of such message definitions that allows 3^rd party developers to build applications to control the radio. It includes protocols for talkgroup management, automatic local time adjustment and database enquiry.

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• SC20, SC21 and SCG22: 600-00275

Applications can monitor their network performance and produce statistics to analyse the quality of service. Radios can be polled by such applications on a periodic basis to supply live performance data of the network. The performance monitoring response from the radio provides:

• Position and horizontal velocity
• Timestamp
• Delta time for status or SDS send
• RSSI, C1 and LA of own cell
• RSSI, C2 and LA of the best neighbour cell
• RSSI, C2 and LA of the 2^nd best neighbour cell
• RSSI, C2 and LA of the 3^rd best neighbour cell

Ordering Part Number

• SC20, SC21 and SCG22: 600-00275

Audio accessories differ in their mechanical and acoustic design. The radio’s audio parameters need to be accordingly fine-tuned for the best user experience. Audio Profile for Accessories introduces detection and automatic application of the audio parameters for the connected accessory.

Ordering Part Number

• SC2 and STP Series: 600-00876

Out of Coverage Position Report Buffer

Sepura radios equipped with GNSS receivers determine the user’s position and then automatically inform the command centre of the radio’s position. Knowing the user’s position ensures whereabouts are known at all times and officer’s safety is ensured. Position reports also monitor a user’s movements ensuring time and resource is efficiently managed.

The out of coverage reports can be used to analyse network black spots and piece together the user’s activity.

Fake Switch Off

The feature allows discreet tracking of switched off radios. With the feature enabled, the radio does not power off completely when the switch off button is pressed. The radio enters a fake switch off state where TETRA services are denied to the user and all display and alerts are disabled. To the user the radio appears to be switched off. However, the radio continues to send position reports allowing the radio to be tracked by authorised personnel.

Ordering Part Number

• SC20, SC21, SCG22, STP and SRG: 600-00373