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BTX

BASIC-BUILT TRUNKING SYSTEM

BTX is a multimedia communication converged management and control system based on IP network, integrates DMR trunking, video, monitoring, text, voice dispatch etc., and focuses on customers from public utilities, transportation, energy, commercial industries. Designed with soft-switching technology, and distributed architecture, it achieves cross-standard, cross-system, cross-region, cross-department, and cross-operator interconnection. BelFone wins a number of independent intellectual property

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BTX

BASIC-BUILT TRUNKING SYSTEM

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TOPOLOGY & NETWORKING

Features & Benefits

Large Coverage

Nonlinear amplifier combined with large coverage technologies makes it possible to achieve the same coverage area with fewer base stations, resulting in a much simpler network structure. This greatly facilitates both operation and maintenance. The cost of networking is lowered, while system reliability is enhanced.

Integrated Network Design

BTX is designed to provide a basic trunking network with minimum facilities. It is meant to be simple and easy to use. The integrated base station works as a single site trunking with expandability to establish multisite network by IP connection to the core network. The MSC is a highly integrated software, which provides switch and interconnectivity with PSTN networks.

Integrated Modular Base Station with Advanced Encryption

With multi-layer encryption, including ARC4, AES256, software-based encryption and hardware-based encryption, ETX system can effectively ward off unwanted signals, and thus greatly increases system security and efficiency.

Superior Reliability

With multilevel redundancy and fallback, BTX system delivers great reliability. The redundancy backup mechanism is employed to retain the integrity of some key devices, for example, base station controller redundancy and main control channel backup, as well as link backup for the network elements.