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Data integration
- Data transmission at 9.6 kb/s from radios or RTUs
- telemetry (water level, temperature, etc.)
- point of sale (POS) terminals
- alarm in case of theft
- options tailored to your needs
- Status: notifies the dispatcher of arrival at a specific location or other predefined event
- Text messages: sending text messages between users
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Personal safety functions
Short messages
- Man down: notifies the dispatcher or a team member that a user is not moving and is not responding to his device
- Lone worker: the user must identify him- or herself using their radio, otherwise an audible alarm and a message are sent to the designated recipient
- Emergency: a simple push of the button notifies a team member or the entire team of an emergency
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Group and individual calls
Group and invidual calls help keep your teams safe, increase efficiency and productivity in the field.
Group calls
- Makes it easy to reach several people with a single call
- A given unit can be a member of several groups and broadcast between the groups
Individual calls
- Enables users to make calls to other radios and talk one-on-one
- All radios on the NOMAD Mobile Network can call each other, even if they are not part of the same group
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phone calls
Being real radio-telephones, the phone call function makes placing calls as simple as with a cellular phone.
- Long duration telephone calls, calculated by the second and charged by the minute
- Each radio has a unique phone number using the 418 area code
- Very simple dialling and reception similar to cell phones
- Voicemail, text message alert, "Follow-me", call forwarding and other features available
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With the availability of Wi-Fi and cellular networks along with the NOMADe CONNECTe Application, augment the ability to communicate with your group of radios to meet each users' needs
- Allows an application to be downloaded to a cellular phone or tablet enabling the user to speak with members of a radio group
- For users who do not want to wear the radio on their belt while in an area with cellular of Wi-Fi coverage
- For users outside the coverage area of the radio-communication network
- For buildings where coverage for cell phones is better than radio coverage
- To replace a radio base with a computer
- Stand-alone use of LTE or Wi-Fi, possible without connection to a VHF radio
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Employee locator (GPS)
Geolocate your equipment and team to increase efficiency and safety.
- Web-based application indicating the location of all employee radios on a map
- Available functions such as geo-fencing and location history
- Requires a GPS antenna and a GPS-compatible radio
- Location interval of 1,5,15 or 30 minutes
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Public security features
The NOMAD Mobile Network is designed to meet the critical needs of various public security roles.
Interoperability Groups
- Acces to groups allowing communications during an emergency situation
- Existing group for fire services, municipal services and activities in unorganized territories. These groups are offered free of charge upon approval.
Priorities
- Ensures that the system is available for certain radios or radio groups
- Four priority levels are possible, including the pre-emption level
Communications privacy
- As communications are digital, your privacy is 98% assured against eavesdropping
- A privacy code and encryption increase security to over 99.99%
Recording conversations
- At the request of public security users, a server can be set up to enable conversations to be recorded for certain radios or radio groups, with secure remote listening of messages
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Private network available
- You can have your own network and be connected to NOMAD Mobile Network.
- Advantages:
- extended coverage enabling you or your users to communicate with subcontractors
- possibility of sharing your private network with other users while giving your own users higher priority
- possibility of connecting to your company’s phone system
- reduces annual fees without the burden of managing your own system
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Remote programming
- Some radio parameters can be programmed remotely, reducing the need to bring devices in for service (DMR Tier III)
- Ensures continuous access to new channels and network sites
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