Pdr8000 Use Cases; Wireline Repeater And Base Station; Wireline Repeater - Futurecom PDR8000 Manual

3 PDR8000 USE CASES

PDR8000 is a Base Station capable of Local Repeat, Voice, Data, and Supplementary Data
services operations for Digital Conventional radio systems, and capable of Local Repeat of
Voice and Signaling (e.g. MDC 1200) for Analog Conventional radio systems.
The Project 25 Common Air Interface (CAI) standard specifies the type and content of signals
transmitted by compliant digital radios. One radio using the P25 CAI is able to communicate
with other P25 CAI radios, regardless of manufacturer.
PDR8000 can operate in a standalone mode, or can connect via wireline interface to a Motorola
system infrastructure potentially including a data gateway, voting comparator and/or consoles.
The common PDR8000 use cases include:
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Wireline Repeater and Base Station

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Back to Back cross band Repeater (RT/RT)
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Standalone Repeater
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Wireline Satellite Transmitter or Receiver
3.1 W
IRELINE
This is the primary use case of PDR8000, where a PDR8000 is connected to an ASTRO system
infrastructure, providing a means for fixed-end equipment
3.1.1 V.24 W
IRELINE
This is the primary use case of PDR8000, where a PDR8000 is connected to an ASTRO system
infrastructure, providing a means for fixed-end equipment (data interface, consoles,
comparators) to have access to Digital Conventional RF channels. In ASTRO 3.1 (legacy)
systems a PDR8000 is connected to the system infrastructure via V.24 connection to a DIU. In
ASTRO 7.x systems a PDR8000 is connected to the system infrastructure V.24 connection to a
CCGW (Conventional Channel Gateway)
In this use case the PDR8000 is a portable Base Station / Repeater capable of supporting most
digital conventional services and site features provided by ASTRO 3.1/7.x conventional
systems.
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