DR 3000 - Un relais radio TDMA

Études de cas

• Antonine Centre

  Mis à jour 2008/11/12 | PDF 60.07KB

• Banking: MOTOTRBO Intelligent Alarm Control (anglais)

  Mis à jour 2010/09/08 | PDF 76.58KB

• Boots

  Mis à jour 2008/11/12 | PDF 64.00KB

• Case Study MOTOTRBO Djiboutin Navy Africa FR

  Mis à jour 2013/02/04 | PDF 423.30KB

  La Marine Nationale Djiboutienne a installé un réseau MOTOTRBO avec IP Site Connect et des radios numériques MOTOTRBO pour améliorer la surveillance et la sécurité maritime en eaux hostiles

• Emergency Services: Brazilian Emergency Services Boost Efficiency with Digital Radio (anglais)

  Mis à jour 2010/04/08 | PDF 189.64KB

• Government: MOTOTRBO™ Network for G8 Summit

  Mis à jour 2010/07/26 | PDF 108.08KB

• Government: MOTOTRBO™ The Foundation for Thessaloniki Network

  Mis à jour 2010/09/08 | PDF 127.97KB

• Leeds Castle

  Mis à jour 2008/11/12 | PDF 62.07KB

• Les radios MOTOTRBO™ destinées aux sites de production du secteur de l'aciérie et de la tuyauterie émettent un son clair, même dans les environnements très bruyants (anglais)

  Mis à jour 2015/08/17 | PDF 186.37KB

  MOTOTRBO digital radios deliver clear audio for a major manufacturer, even in high noise environments that can reach 120 decibels.

• RETAIL: Major retail complex improves coverage, accessory audio quality and efficiency, using MOTOTRBO with IMPRES audio accessories. (anglais)

  Mis à jour 2015/08/17 | PDF 236.70KB

  RETAIL: Major retail complex improves coverage, accessory audio quality and efficiency, using MOTOTRBO with IMPRES audio accessories

• Taxi Services: Fly Taxi Takes the Lead with MOTOTRBO (anglais)

  Mis à jour 2010/04/12 | PDF 66.33KB

• Tbilisi

  Mis à jour 2008/11/12 | PDF 59.09KB

• Utilities: Wide Area Dispatch Solution Eases Power Line Maintenance (anglais)

  Mis à jour 2010/05/17 | PDF 529.61KB

  MOTOTRBO provided a common network for CEZ to coordinate maintenance and service teams, reducing the loss of revenue due to power failures.

• Warehousing Boots

  Mis à jour 2009/07/10 | PDF 84.13KB

  SSC employees were using a number of disparate technologies to communicate with colleagues in their functional group. Engineers, system managers and production line ‘jam busters’ had all set up one-to-one communications systems based largely on DECT or mobile phones to meet their individual needs. Poor coverage in some areas was impacting on voice quality and the ability to reach key people quickly.