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Motorola APX™ 7500 Multi-Band Mobile Radios
Designed for today.
Engineered for the future.
APX Mobile: Technology driven by government challenges
When every second counts, federal personnel must be able to communicate with one another – no matter what agencies are involved in the operations. Despite years of heightened attention to security and preparedness, many agencies are looking for the right technology to achieve interoperability and be capable of mounting a swift and effective joint response.
With the APX 7500, agencies can purchase one radio for instant multi-band communication – and streamline the expense of maintaining, installing, and operating multiple mobile radios.
The APX 7500 exemplifies Motorola’s commitment to meet the voice and data demands of today’s responders in mission critical environments – to enable anywhere, anyplace, anytime connectivity.
Motorola is the leader in providing mission critical solutions that enable agencies to achieve interoperability goals, whether customers are upgrading an existing system or designing a new system from the ground up.
Top Mission Critical Communication Challenges – and How APX Answers the Call
Interoperability On Demand
Federal, state and local agencies often operate on different frequency bands – requiring agencies to install and maintain two radios in order to communicate with one another.
The APX solution: The APX 7500 multi-band radio can operate in any of 2 bands (VHF/UHF R1, or 700/800 MHz frequencies)* – to enable instant, interoperable communications for improved coordination, response, and personnel safety.
Ease of Installation
The area inside vehicles offers limited installation space and radios can be difficult to access.
The APX solution: The APX mobiles are designed to fit into the existing install space of XTL radios for ease of use, installation and removal. The mid and high-power mobiles, allow for reuse of mounting holes and cables. The new high power trunion design provides secure engagement and ease of
installation allowing the radio to be removed without removing the cables.
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Future Ready Investment
Agencies want to protect current investments in mission critical radios and ensure that new radio purchases can be updated to utilize the latest advances in technology.
The APX solution: The APX 7500 is backwards and forwards compatible – it works on all existing ASTRO® 25 systems and will also work as customers migrate to advance technology such as TDMA. The radios have an expansion slot that makes adding future data applications, such as Bluetooth® possible.
* UHF and other bands available in the future.
Cover photo courtesy of U.S. Coast Guard, Petty Officer 3rd Class Cory J. Mendenhall
Advanced Technology Provides an Answer
FDMA (Frequency Division Multiple Access) is a proven technology that is widely used today in radio systems and is part of Project 25 Phase 1. FDMA carries one call per channel. TDMA (Time Division Multiple Access) will be part of P25 Phase 2 requirements and it provides double the voice capacity. Customers can add more users to their system or more data services without the need for additional frequencies or infrastructure.
The APX radios support both P25 Phase 1 and Phase 2 technologies seamlessly. Using Motorola’s unique Dynamic Dual Mode (DDM) capability, the radios dynamically switch between FDMA and TDMA without the user having to change channels. This provides complete interoperability and flexibility to communicate with existing and future networks.
APX is Fully Compatible with the Motorola ASTRO 25 Network
APX 7500 multi-band radios were designed to work with ASTRO 25, Project 25 standards-based communications networks. With integrated voice and data capabilities, the ASTRO 25 network offers improved communications between multiple agencies, from everyday operations to disaster response.
“Providing cross-discipline interoperability and increased functionality, APX is a cutting-edge tool for communications.”
Photo courtesy of U.S. Customs and Border Protection, Gerald L. Nino |
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