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Automatic Number Identification
(ANI)
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After HDC2400TM or HDC1200 signaling
is received, the radio will display the ID or alias of the other party. The
radio firmware supports a selective call list containing up to 128 items.
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Built-in modem
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The built-in 1200/9600 bps MSK
modulator offers data transmission capability
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Emergency alarm
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The emergency button allows for a
transmission of a signal indicating an emergency situation.
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Stun and revive
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The stun function permits an
authorized radio to remote disable another lost radio. This function can ensure
you higher security and is perfect for the radio rental business. A
stunned radio will return to operational use when the revive code is
received.
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DTMF function
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The DTMF calling function offers
flexible dialing procedures of alias dialing, auto dial and redial as well as
manual dialing. Customized, user friendly number storage can be used for your
most often called numbers.
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Large 15-Segment LCD Display
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Users may toggle the display to channels
or zones, auto dial numbers or other functional settings. The keypad and
display illuminates to provide visibility for night time operation.
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200 Channels and Dynamic
Regrouping
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The 200 channel and zoning
capability of the SCM-910HV offers flexibility in organizing work
groups. Each channel and zone can be assigned a user friendly name for easy
identification. Dynamic regrouping offers flexibility in a changing work
group environment.
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Programmable Backlit Keys
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Provides immediate and easy access
to your most often used features.
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Versatile Scan
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The SCM-910HV scan
allows for single or multiple zones scanning. Scanning features include add /
delete scan channels, nuisance channel delete and user selectable priority
channel.
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Channel Scan
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The SCM-910HV’s scan
feature offers priority channel scan, selectable priority channel, nuisance
channel temporary delete, etc.
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Wired Cloning / MSK Wireless
Cloning
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Allows users to quickly and easily
duplicate one radio’s parameters into another radio.
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UST (User Selectable Tone)
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The user can select CTCSS/CDCSS
codes via the programmed function key.
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Extensive Band Coverage in One
Radio
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The SCM-910HV series is
designed to cover the full band of frequencies in the VHF and upper range of
the UHF bands. This gives you broader band coverage in just one long-range
radio.
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Enhanced Channel Capacity for
Maximum Communication
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Opt for the SCM-910HV series
with 8 channels for easy operation or the SCM-910HV series with 128
channels for large group communication. Either way, efficiency is maximized.
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Additional Scanning Options
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Unlike other two-way mobile
radios, the SCM-910HV series provides exceptional flexibility in
scanning features to optimize your operations in different types of
environments. In addition to basic scan, this Vertex Standard two-way radio
also comes with Priority, Dual Watch, Follow-me, Follow-me Dual Watch and
Talk Around scanning with a built-in programmable home channel function.
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Ensuring Worker Safety
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The SCM-910HV Series
comes in a standard format with built-in Emergency and Lone Worker alerts to
enhance the safety of your drivers.
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: - Additional Features
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Built-in Scrambler
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The voice scrambling feature
provides enhanced security by garbling your transmissions, allowing you to
have conversations that are more private and secure.
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Power on Self-Test
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The radio itself checks radio
status automatically when power on, and emits alert if an error occurs (e.g.
CPU error or EEPROM error), allows the user to early detect unit faults.
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Switchable Power (High/ Low)
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The user can choose the transmitting
power mode according to his specific communication needs. (H: 5W
M: 2.5W L: 1W)
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CTCSS/CDCSS
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It is one type
of circuit that is used to reduce the annoyance of listening to
other users on a shared two-way radio communications channel. It is
sometimes referred to as tone squelch. It does this by adding a low
frequency audio tone to the voice.
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Busy Channel Lockout (BCL)
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This feature will not allow the
user to transmit as long as the radio is receiving another signal.
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Time-out Timer (TOT)
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It is used to set the continuous
emission maximum time of Walkie talkies. When it is overtime, the radio will
stop transmitting and prohibit re-transmitting in the period of time.
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Squelch Tail Elimination
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During transmission, the random
static sound is actually the radio trying to decipher the
ambient background noise into meaningful
audio. The squelch tail occurs when the transmission has just
ended and the radio circuitry doesn't respond quite fast enough. Squelch Tail
Elimination on Sanchar radios prevents this issue.
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PC Programmable
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Sanchar PC configurable radios can
be connected to a computer and configured. These applications usually provide
a user friendly way to adjust radio settings, or change user selectable
frequencies.
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Compandor
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A sophisticated digital voice
compression technology that reduces the static hiss between words. This
technology extends the effective range of the radio and delivers noticeably clearer
transmission quality.
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Talk Around/ Reverse
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The talk around function sets the
transmit and receive frequencies to the same frequency for communicating
transceiver-to-transceiver.
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PTT ID
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PTT ID, or Push-To-Talk ID, is a generic
term for an automatic number identification (ANI)-like system used in two-way
radio systems.
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Scan Skip
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The Skip Scan leverages
SEEK_NEXT_USING_HINT. It stores information about what set of keys/ranges of keys
are being searched for in each column
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DTMF Signalizing
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Dual-tone multi-frequency
signaling (DTMF) is a telecommunication signaling system using the
voice-frequency band over telephone lines between telephone equipment and other
communications devices and switching centers.
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Channel Spacing
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To get a minimum frequency gap in
between two channels
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SEL Call
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Sel-call (selective calling) is a
type of squelch protocol used in radio communications systems, in which
transmissions include a brief burst of sequential audio tones. Receivers that
are set to respond to the transmitted tone sequence will open their squelch,
while others will remain muted
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Squelch OFF
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Squelch is a specialized type of
noise gate designed to suppress weak signals. Squelch is used in two-way
radios and VHF/UHF radio scanners to eliminate the sound of noise when the
radio is not receiving a desired transmitter.
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Priority Scan
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The Priority Scan function enables
the radio to receive on any channel while monitoring for a message on the
designated priority channel. When a proper signal is received on the priority
channel, the radio locks onto that channel and the message is received.
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DTMF MICROPHONE
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By feature selection and DTMF
encoding can all be accomplished through microphone.
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