Can you interface or bridge a PoC radio into an existing (DMR/analog) system?

by Max Sher | Dec 21, 2022

Yes, you can interface an existing Tier 2, Tier 3, or XPT System with the Hytera MPUC 2-way Wireless Gateway or through the HALO Connect System.

How does the real-time GPS location tracking work on a PoC radio?

by Max Sher | Dec 21, 2022

The PoC radio must have the GPS feature enabled for tracking to occur. The tracking uses the global satellite network to fix the location of the radio receiver. That information is then sent to the Hytera HALO Dispatch application for visual display on the map. Learn...

If using a PoC mobile radio, will I need to manually switch from Wi-Fi to 4G/LTE when I go out of range of my Wi-Fi network?

by Max Sher | Dec 21, 2022

No, the Hytera PoC radio will seamlessly rollover over from Wi-Fi coverage to Cellular coverage and back again with no manual intervention.

How is a PoC radio similar or different than a DMR radio?

by Max Sher | Dec 21, 2022

PoC radios support the advanced features of Digital Mobile Radios (DMR), including messaging, instant group calling, GPS location tracking, and emergency notifications. Combining this functionality with LTE cellular networks provides the bandwidth required for modern...

How do PoC devices connect to cellular networks?

by Max Sher | Dec 21, 2022

PoC devices connect to a nationwide cellular 4G/LTE network (T-Mobile or A&T for example) using SIM cards like those used in cell phones to access the mobile operator’s cellular network with an Access Point Name (APN) that routes the data traffic to the mobile...