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ELEX Communications offers a wide choice of advanced GSM-R
mobile solutions to access GSM- R networks, ensuring secure and high-speed communications. As a member of the GSM-R Industry Group, SELEX has a profound understanding of railway mobile technology.
Cab radios
The GSM-R CAB radio systems provide the features of an advanced GSM-R telephone with special railway functions such as advanced speech call items (ASCI) phase 2+, emergency call, eMLPP priority features and functional numbering. It also offers data transmission and shunting operations.
Software updating through a data port supports future evolution and the integration of future EIRENE/MORANE requirements.
SELEX Communications can offer a wide range of products for ground-to-train communications. The GSC2300 is a very reliable ETCS data- only cab radio, providing functionality according to Radio Transmission Form Fit Functional Interface Specifi cation (FFFIS) for the EuroRadio project.
For voice and data
communications, the company offers the RaCE2300, an innovative solution to provide all GSM-R communications features at the right cost. It offers voice and data transmission for on board applications in a single module with reduced weight and size.
The RGM100 meets the evolving needs of railways companies for GSM-R applications. It offers new opportunities to improve
FOR MORE INFORMATION Dave Byron
Sales Manager – Transport SELEX Communications T: +44 (0)1512 825 304 M: +44 (0)7801 71 5735
Oct/Nov 10
The ROG100 is a GSM-R mobile equipment specially designed for track-side maintenance personnel. This specifi c use requires ruggedised MSs with high resistance to shock, water and dust and with increased operational ranges, regarding temperature, humidity and battery lifetime.
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The RaCE2500 is ready to interface with the driver safety device and the train board recorder system. Its high fl exibility allows for a wide range of customised applications, to meet many different railway operators’ needs.
Modem and radio modules Tools
The RMM2500 is the new generation of on-board GSM- R radio mobile modules for ground-to-train radio links. It allows a wide range of customised applications, to fi t all different railway operators’ needs.
The RMM2500 is designed to be integrated on-board engine CAB radio, allowing voice and data communication between drivers and ground control systems. It is compliant with EIRENE/ MORANE standard features for vehicular radio modules, including advanced speech call items phase 2+.
For GSM-R performance evaluation, SELEX Communications offers Trace Mobile, a testing tool undertaking real-time analysis of network status available at your fi ngertips.
Trace Mobile 100 can be loaded in all their GSM-R terminals, handhelds, CAB radio modules and modems.
It reports network data, according to terminal working state, through dedicated serial maintenance line provided in Trace Mobile 100 kit.
The RaCE2500 is a new GSM-R CAB radio. It is an innovative solution, supporting all GSM-R communication features at a highly competitive price.
Features include advanced speech call items (ASCI) phase 2+, Emergency Call, eMLPP priority features and functional numbering.
railway business and to develop powerful applications with true fl exibility.
Handhelds
SELEX Communications’ personal communications solutions include a smart GPH and a robust OPH. Both are compliant with EIRENE/ MORANE standard features for mobile equipment, including advanced speech call items phase 2+, emergency call, eMMLPP priority features and functional numbering. These are the ideal solutions for all personnel operating along the line and on trains that communicate through GSM-R.
The RGG200 is specially designed for general railway use. Built for professionals on the move, it is a small, light and compact GSM-R handheld with all features expected from a GSM mobile, to readily keep in touch with the rest of the GSM-R world in a cost-effective way
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