The Enhanced Digital Access Communications System (EDACS) trunked D3100 RF Modem supports high-performance data applications. The unit can operate on either the proprietary EDACS-DI protocol or Distributed Network Protocol (DNP3). The D3100 RF Modem is effective for a range of applications such as supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA), meter reading, and other forms of telemetry operating over an 800 MHz EDACS trunked system. 

M/A-COM’s Radio TextLink is an Internet Protocol (IP) application that enables portable and mobile radio users to receive, display, and respond to text messages sent between authorized radios and hosts on ProVoice, EDACS, and P25^IP systems. Radio TextLink provides mobile users with an effective communications tool. 

The C3 Maestro dispatch console was designed to cope with the  demanding needs of the often-harried dispatcher. For all its performance, it is simple, organized, and efficient to use. Flexible enough to adapt to the dispatcher's changing needs, it is at the same time powerful enough to facilitate dispatch communications with complete control. For clear and simple presentation of information on one screen, users can configure the working environment to meet specific needs.

The Zetron 4000 Series Console provides sophisticated dispatch access to trunked communications systems at minimal cost. Zetron’s Model 4217NT CRT Touchscreen console is shown at right. 

• 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. 

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

• Dual-band operation

• Multi-Mode functionality

• Full-duplex capability

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 Auxiliary Receiver is available for analog as well as ProVoice™ systems. 

The Centralized Telephone Interconnect (CTI) system connects the M/A-COM Enhanced Digital Access Communication System (EDACS) trunked radio network to a local Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN), allowing radio users to place and receive telephone calls across the multisite network. For calls originating from a telephone, CTI represents a single point of entry to every site in the EDACS trunked network. CTI provides the convenience and ease of using a telephone system while retaining critical communication radio features.

IEA's graphical user interface (GUI) allows users to configure the test and alarm system, monitor alarm events, and remotely control EDACS equipment such as GPS receivers, Intraplex Multiplexers, and MASTR® III Base Stations. This user-friendly GUI provides multiple ways of viewing EDACS system status - including the Tree View, Map View, and Properties View. Each view features pull-down menus and status bars similar to most Windows® XP/ Windows Server 2003 applications. Users can easily view the comprehensive status of the entire EDACS system and continue to reconfigure equipment as needed to provide effective communications.

The IpMC creates a fully integrated wide-area system that supports voice and data communications. It enables users to remain in contact with dispatchers and other field units at all times as well as track the location of each trunked radio in the network.

The IpMC uses an Ethernet LAN for fast data transfer between controller cards, management devices, and dispatch consoles. The standard IpMC features include total end-to-end access times under 500 milliseconds and capabilities of processing up to 96 calls per second.