Remote controllers are full-function controllers used to operate a base station from remote locations. The remote controllers are available with DC Current or Tone signaling. So compact, these remote controllers conveniently fit on limited work surfaces and desktops.  

• Allows multiple dispatch operators to work in remote areas of a building not reached by radio signals.  

• Permits each easy-to-use desktop unit to access the complete range of Orion™, Jaguar™ 725M, or M7100^IP mobile features.  

• Supports specialized applications with custom programming software, movable keycaps, and optional accessories.  

• Provides easy and inexpensive installation with standard in-building wiring.

Local control at the control unit for the M7100^IP Desktop and Wall Mount Station allows users to take full advantage of the features and functions of the M7100^IP Mobile in a versatile desktop package. The station operates on Project 25 conventional and trunked modes, as well as Enhanced Digital Access Communications System (EDACS) and ProVoice digital trunked communications systems, and is also ideal for analog conventional communications systems. 

This desktop station capitalizes on the technologically advanced features of the Orion Mobile. These features include vacuum fluorescent technology; 2-line, 16-character alphanumeric display; and individual and interconnect call capability on the keypad version. Intercom and supervisory control functions are available in the tone remote model of the Orion Desktop Station. 

Rugged and reliable, the Orion Base Station is the cornerstone of a conventional system. The Orion Base Station is for the user who needs the versatility and flexibility of programming a system, as well as simple and fast maintenance and servicing. 

The CS-7200 is a compact, state-of-the-art control station that provides:

• Dual-band operation

• Multi-Mode functionality

• Full-duplex capability

The Analog Voter is a modular receiver voting system which uses individual Digital Signal Processing (DSP) channels to measure the noise level of received signals to determine the best received signal. The unit accommodates from 2 to 12 receiver site voter modules in a chassis and interfaces easily with standard dispatch consoles. 

The MASTR® III Auxiliary Receiver provides a receive-only configuration of the MASTR III product family for use as a second receiver or for use in a voted system. 

The MASTR® III Base Station provides:
• A comprehensive array of control capabilities

• The latest in digital signal processing technology

• Fully shielded and removable modules, front-mounted controls, and remote diagnostics