Hytera HP602

ENHANCED GPS LOCATION TRACKING

The HP602 radios can report current location information to other radios, the dispatcher, or a third-party application in real time, enhancing the efficiency of visualized dispatch applications. GPS data can be transmitted during voice calls for immediate location targeting, and GPS data can be compressed to increase channel capacity and reduce hardware cost.

HIGHER SECURITY

The HP602 supports Digital End-to-End and Over-the-Air Encryption for voice and data transmitted on digital channels to prevent eavesdropping. Hardware encryption is implemented through a built-in encryption card. Software encryption uses the secure and reliable ARC4 and AES encryption algorithms. Radio authentication prevents unauthorized users from accessing the system. If a radio is lost or stolen, the system can Stun or Kill the radio to prevent unauthorized use.

BLUETOOTH

Built-in Bluetooth supports both audio and data, and enables connectivity to wireless accessories.

MULTI-SYSTEM OPERATION

The HP602 can be deployed in a wide variety of analog and digital radio networks, including Analog and Digital Conventional, MPT and XPT Trunking, DMR Tier II Trunking, IP Multi-Site Connect, and DMR Simulcast Systems.

EXTENDED COVERAGE AND CONNECTIVITY

The HP602 extends radio range through increased Tx power, Rx sensitivity, improved antenna gain, and reduced attenuation. This produces a 25% increase in coverage distance and signal penetration through buildings. The enhanced coverage improves efficiency and reduces network infrastructure costs. Two patented technologies and a voice buffer reduces packet loss during Rx handover for consistently clear calls and fewer dropped words.

GREATER CALLING FLEXIBILITY

A variety of calling modes provides the flexibility to communicate with any or all users. The HP6 Series supports Individual Calls (radio to radio, radio to dispatcher), Group Calls (one radio to many, dispatcher to many), All Call (broadcast call to all radios, transmit only), and Telephone Calls (requires connectivity to PSTN, PABX or SIP networks).