within a single MDS Mercury chassis. The radio, modem, interface
connections, and TDD synchronization features are all part of one
box. When deploying access points (i.e., base stations), no additional
equipment is required for synchronizing co-located access points. For
remote radios (i.e., subscriber units), no additional equipment is required
for supporting Ethernet and serial connections simultaneously.
prioritization services, they are all included as standard features.
cost-effective accessories that are tested to perform at optimal
levels. GE MDS offers both standard and custom packages for
wireless applications in harsh industrial environments. We simplify
your wireless systems design by providing a convenient single-source
ordering process. From antennas for the Mercury to field-rated power
supplies for your mission-critical application, GE MDS can help ensure
your system is robust and future-proof.
Mercury 900 is a premier mobile data solution for public safety
and field force automation deployments where security, channel
availability, and high throughput are required. While Mercury 900
may be deployed as fixed infrastructure, its feature set is optimized
for mobility, to include advanced roaming capabilities and seamless
adaptation to specific access point configuration settings.
Ethernet throughput while parked. This throughput is required for
today's feature-rich dispatch applications and accessing agency
Intranet and e-mail systems.
Mercury 3650 provides up to 9 Mbps aggregate Ethernet throughput
for fixed, point-to-point or point-to-multipoint deployments.
Operating under Part 90 of FCC rules, the Mercury 3650 includes both
restricted and unrestricted, contention-based protocol support.
MAC address filtering authentication, and VLAN tagging included as
standard features. This industrial-grade, single-box solution delivers
extreme temperature specs for all equipment, Class 1, Div 2 approval,
and IEEE-1613-compliance, this solution is built to be deployed in
harsh environments. As a single-box solution, infrastructure costs are
reduced and significantly fewer points of failure exist.
25 MHz) available Q4 2009