Radio Active Designs (RAD) has announced a new trunking firmware update for its Enhanced Narrow Band UV-1G wireless intercom, and it will be showcased at the InfoComm 2023 show in Orlando at the Orange County Convention Center at booth 5490.
“We’re looking forward to showcasing the new trunking feature at our booth at Infocomm in Orlando,” says CTO James Stoffo. “This will be a game-changer for wireless intercom operators working shows of all sizes. I think they are going to be excited to see it in action and encourage everyone to stop by.”
The firmware update will allow operators to easily double or triple the number of packs per base depending on the Party Line traffic loads and needs. Using the new trunking feature, scene change, and the updated app together quickly expands the UV-1G into a more flexible and efficient low-management intercom system.
Radio Active Designs worked with Radio Design Group (Grants Pass, OR) to further maximize radio spectrum efficiency with trunking technology. Using this feature, all (or only a selected number) of the UV-1G base station receivers within a single or multi-base system belong to one or more pool(s) from which any system belt pack can dynamically access in real-time. With low acquisition time (<5 mS), the belt pack count is no longer limited by the number of receivers.
All scene change and audio matrix functions follow the belt pack as it transitions from receiver to receiver. The duty cycle of each user determines the number of belt packs that can be used. Belt packs that require full-time operation can be assigned priority channels.
Go to the Radio Design Group website at radiodesigngroup.com for more information on the trunking firmware update and/or to obtain a license.
