Features of SmartLink600 Ad-hoc Repeater
The compact backpack design and lightweight 3.7kg (including antenna and battery) body make SmartLink600 be easily carried on the back and rapidly deployed to the front line.
Well optimized RF circuit design renders the ad-hoc network a good wireless performance and achieves a long distance of network coverage.
The whole ad-hoc network only needs two 12.5KHz frequency points (no need to be adjacent or symmetric) to provide one channel, saving spectrum resources for customers. And radios don't need to switch channels across sites.
Support flexible and dynamic networking modes including: chain, star, tree and hybrid, which can be flexibly changed without modifying parameters or adjusting the layout.
Equipped with a built-in battery of 236W capacity, which can support long-term working duration. Meanwhile, SmartLink600 also has a power interface, which can be connected to an external power adapter or battery for power supply.
SmartLink600 is typically used to create a wireless mobile ad-hoc network with a maximum of 32 nodes, where there is lack of wired backhaul connection.
Comply with DMR standards, and is compatible with radios of mainstream DMR manufacturers.
Built-in LCD and keypad make configuration and startup easy and efficient, you can quickly set the parameters of SmartLink600.
Support external accessory connection, to ensure communication be completed through 4G carrier networks in case of disconnection with other ad-hoc nodes.
IP67 and MIL-STD-810G compliant, working temperature ranges from -40℃~+60℃ (with chill-proof battery), meeting the requirements of all-weather complex scenarios.