New Model 5100 Series
Available First Qtr. 2002
Combining an RF module with a high-tiered computer processor creates the 5100 Series multi-protocol portable radio by EFJohnson. Designed for durability by users who demand the most from their communications, the 5100 series radio meets the changing needs of federal, state and local government users, as well as industrial and public service applications. With forward, backward, and multiple protocol compatibility, the 5100 portable radio allows communications on Project 25 trunking and conventional radio systems, SMARTNET™ II and SmartZone® trunked radio systems, Multi-Net® trunking systems, and conventional analog radio communication systems.
Multiple Protocol Compatibility:
– Project 25 CAI (Common Air Interface) allows users the capability of
communicating with other Project 25 compatible radio equipment. The 5100
supports Project 25 trunked and conventional communications, as well as
Motorola ASTRO® trunking.
SMARTNET™ II and SmartZone® Trunking Protocols are supported on the Series 5100 portable.
Multi-Net® Trunked communica- tions is supported on the Series 5100 portable.
Spare Batteries:
Multiple System Select is an advanced feature that allows the user to simply change the protocol of the communications from analog to digital with the pressing of a button.
Encrypted Communications allow Project 25 DES-OFB level secure voice communications.
Backward Compatibility provides the flexibility to communicate in both narrow and wideband analog channels, in addition to narrowband digital.
Forward Compatibility is provided through the flash upgradable design that will allow new features and applications in the existing radio platform.
Field Programmable allows an authorized user the ability to reprogram conventional frequencies, CTCSS, and DCS into the radio’s memory.
Alphanumeric Display provides a large, LCD backlit visual display of the radio’s channel, talkgroup, or other pertinent information.
DTMF Compatibility allows the user to operate remote control devices or access telephone interconnect systems.
Keypad provides users with the ability to call individual radios, groups or fleets.
Ergonomically-Designed Rotary Knobs allow easy access and to easily distinguish the talkgroup/channel knob from the volume knob.
