|
|
||||||||
|
If your email software
does not show |
||||||||
|
Table
of Contents
|
||||||||
|
Smart
Solutions |
||||||||
|
Dependable
Communications Essential
in the Caribbean |
||||||||
| Surrounded
by the Atlantic Ocean, the Caribbean Sea, tropical forest and salty air,
you'll find the two lush, peaceful islands of St. Kitts and Nevis. Amidst
the beauty is the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA), the disaster
management organization, whose ability to communicate uninterrupted during
natural disasters like hurricanes, volcanoes and floods is vital to the
islands' inhabitants. In the past three decades, St. Kitts and Nevis have experienced heavy disaster damage totaling $313 million. In creating a feature-rich trunked radio system, NEMA worked with Bernard Browne, managing director of Chris-comm Ltd., to design a system that integrates SmarTrunk's ST-853 Controller, ST-865M5 and ST-865M5A logic boards and the ST-510 network switch with dispatch console and call manager options. "Call Manager is a queuing option which is activated if all repeaters are busy. The Call Manager receives the initial call and puts it into queue. When the repeater or channel becomes free, the ST-510 then notifies the caller to call again now that the channel is available," said J.R. Estanol, SmarTrunk sales engineer. "The SmarTrunk solution is very cost-effective for this type of facility," said Browne. NEMA and Browne designed a 10-channel system between the three sites (two at St. Kitts and one at Nevis). The dealer chose (40) Motorola Pro Series 7150 portables and (10) Motorola Pro 5100 mobiles, for a total of (50) radios, which then incorporate the SmarTrunk logic boards to add the trunking capabilities for this first stage of the system. "There was no prior communications system in place, just a single repeater," said Browne. "The SmarTrunk ST-510 switch is scheduled to be installed at the end of October, after the repeater systems, antennas and all other infrastructure is in place," Browne added. In next month's issue of SmarTalk, we'll discuss the performance of the finished system, as well as feature an interview with St. Kitts' communications manager. Back to top |
||||||||
|
About
SmarTalk
|
||||||||
|
|
||||||||
|
SmarTrunk II SmarTrunk II 2004 IWCE
|
||||||||
|
SmarTrunk
Systems, Inc. and Vertex Standard
reach Agreement on ST-865VTP50A Logic Board |
||||||||
|
Vertex Standard
and SmarTrunk Systems, Inc. have reached an agreement for SmarTrunk to
manufacture, supply and service the ST-865VTP50A logic board for the following
Vertex Radios: VX-110 (non-USA only), VX-150 (non-USA only), VX-210, VX-210A,
VX-400, VX-600, VX-800, VX-900 and the VX-4000 mobile. COMING SOON... A new Vertex logic board with Caller ID and scrambler is coming soon. Contact SmarTrunk if you are interested in being a Beta tester. Back to top |
||||||||
| . | ||||||||
| Dalia Castro was recently promoted from Sales Administrator to Assistant Sales Manager at SmarTrunk. Castro has worked with SmarTrunk for over three years and has been instrumental in the company's efforts to offer excellent bi-lingual customer and sales support to its customers. | ||||||||
![]() |
||||||||
|
|
||||||||
| Tony Huber has been applications engineer for SmarTrunk for the past year. An industry veteran, Huber first worked with Joe Banos, SmarTrunk president, at Wilson Electronics and again at Celltronics/RF Industries. After a 7-year employment with Qualcomm/Ericsson, Tony was persuaded to join SmarTrunk. Huber has an Associates' Degree in Electronics Technology from Bismarck State College, North Dakota. | ||||||||
![]() |
||||||||
|
Q. How does the Priority function work in the ST-853 software and how do I use it? A. In the Edit Profile window of the ST-853 software, a user's priority can be set from 0 to 99. So, if all channels of the system are busy, and a user with a higher profile and a higher level of RF at the site receiver attempts to obtain a channel, the user with the higher priority may acquire that channel. The key word here is "may" not "will". There is no guarantee that the higher profile will always win a channel. SmarTrunk recommends that this function be used with great caution. A few users with a higher profile than others will not create any negative results; however trouble arises when too many profiles are created with various levels of priorities. A symptom known as cross talk may happen often as radios are competing for channels. Therefore, a profile with a high priority should only be given to a very few users that will encounter very urgent situations. If your present system is not capable of providing a high enough quality of service for your present subscriber base, we recommend expanding your system or use the ST-510 with the Call Manager option which is the perfect way for emergency and priority management. COMING SOON... The latest version of the VT60F logic board, with added features like Caller ID and scrambler capability for added security. Available in Oct! Back to top |
||||||||
|
Mark
your calendars now Sign up
now for the free SmarTrunk IITM Technical Training Seminar
in Las Vegas Who
should attend? Sales managers, system design personnel and technicians
are encouraged to attend this informative overview on systems design
and capabilities. Training will be limited to basic concepts, overviews
and programming introduction. At the completion of this two-day course,
graduates will receive Certification as a SmarTrunk Dealer.
This designation will allow you special pricing and access to promotions
on future purchases. Space is limited so reservations are recommended.
Location and detailed seminar schedule to be announced. |
||||||||
| SmarTrunk
Systems, Inc., based in National City (San Diego), California, has been
manufacturing quality communications systems and equipment since 1979. Since
its introduction in 1994, the SmarTrunk IITM Decentralized Trunking
System has become the industry leader in VHF and UHF trunking systems, with
more than 5,000 systems and 600,000 users in over 100 countries worldwide.
SmarTrunk is committed to helping system operators like you save money by
migrating your conventional system to trunking, using your existing
radios, and adding feature-rich benefits like multiple remote roaming
sites, traffic monitoring, dynamic regrouping and voice logging with a powerful
search engine. SmarTrunk also promises exceptional customer service
throughout the life of the system. For more information, contact Dalia
Castro at (619) 426-3781. Or, visit our web site for more information
at www.smartrunk.com Back to top |
||||||||
| . | ||||||||
You have received this email because you are registered in our website. If you think you received this newsletter by mistake or if you do not want to receive it again, please send us an email with the subject Unsubscribe. Sorry for any inconvenience. |
||||||||
|
. |
||||||||
|
Copyright
2003 - SmarTrunk Systems, inc. - All rights reserved
|
||||||||