Simoco Xd DMR System Builds on Xfin Technology for Smooth Migration to Digital
2 JULY 2012 – Global mobile radio specialist Simoco announces its Simoco Xd DMR system, to be launched in the Autumn, will be a natural development from the success of its IP- connected analogue Xfin system and will deliver a smooth migration path for customers moving to the new digital standard.
Speaking ahead of the launch of Simoco’s Tier II and Tier III DMR offerings, Chief Technologist Andy Grimmett said: “The established benefits of DMR will be enhanced by Simoco’s experience in the switchless IP connected analogue market.
“With Xfin we led the way in IP based distributed architecture for PMR and our customers, particularly those in utilities, oil and gas have enjoyed the resilience and scalability that this delivers over large operational areas. We are utilising this expertise in our DMR range so that customers get all the advantages of Xfin with the additional benefits that the new standard digital brings.”
The new Simoco Xd DMR range from Simoco will combine all the benefits of the new open digital standard including enhanced audio, data over voice, lower infrastructure costs and higher capacity with no distributions to the transition process.
Ian Carr, Chief Executive Officer of Simoco Group, says: “DMR is recognised as the major new radio standard for the future and we are committed to delivering products that provide the quality and performance Simoco is known for with added functionality.”
About Simoco
Simoco Group is one of the World’s leading radio communications specialists, providing cutting edge Private Mobile Radio (PMR) and Terrestrial Trunked Radio (TETRA) products and services to organisations around the globe.
Developing radio solutions such as DMR, P25, PMR, and TETRA and working with market leading technologies such as Bluetooth, WiFi, VoiP and DSPs, the business combines ComGroup in Australia and Team Simoco in the UK.
Simoco operates in a growing range of markets around the World, including emergency services, military, public sector, utilities and transport across Australasia, the UK, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, North and South America, and the Far East.
