Subject: [NEXTEL-1] Re: Nextel & Public Saftey / Now Nextel Recording Options

From: "marcel_rf1" <[email-masked]>
Date: Fri, 13 Feb 2004 00:00:48 -0000

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[email-masked] wrote:

  You have a few options: The Zetron unit is slick and I have recommended i=
t to
  several P/S agencies.
  It has outputs for your dictaphone.
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  Nextel recorder adapter
  NEXTEL Base recording adapter

  This unit is attached to a Nextel base unit and provides audio for a logg=
ing
  recorder. 2 week lead time. Install this yourself.

  More Information

  your cost: $1,500.00
  http://ecserver.designwebsites.com/ecpublic/018/bigproducts.asp?sku=NEXTE=
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  Specs

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  FEATURES
  Controls all styles of Motorola iDEN multiservice
  mobile radios including LM2000,
  LM3000, M100, M370, M470, & C370

  INTRODUCTION

  The Zetron Z370 is a versatile desktop remote
  that completely controls a Motorola iDENTM radio
  located up to 2000 feet away. It brings all the power
  and convenience of an iDEN radio into the office or
  dispatch environment.

  The Z370 is the only remote that truly matches the
  iDEN radio. Anyone familiar with an iDEN handset
  can immediately operate the Z370 remote the first
  time, without confusion. Words and menus are the
  same as on the iDEN handset. The keys and
  indicators are identical, but are larger on the Z370
  and spread out for easier operation. Whether a user
  is calling a talk group or just checking for mail, the
  Z370 is intuitive and easy to understand.
  For facilities with multiple dispatch points, the
  Z370 provides additional functions: A secure key lets
  an operator temporarily disable parallel remotes for a
  private conversation with a radio user. An intercom
  feature lets parallel operators talk remote-to-remote
  without keying up the iDEN base station. A mute key
  lets an operator temporarily silence the remote.

  OPERATOR INTERFACE

  The Z370 can be operated in several ways.
  Receive audio is normally monitored on the built-in
  speaker and controlled by a volume knob. To
  transmit, the operator can press the transmit button
  and speak into the built-in, "hands-free" microphone.
  Or, the operator can speak & listen by lifting the
  telephone handset; the handset has a convenient
  press-bar for PTT. Lifting the handset mutes the
  front-panel speaker for semi-private conversations.
  For further flexibility, connection points are
  provided for external accessories such as desk
  microphones, PTT headsets, footswitches, amplified
  speakers, and recording devices.

  http://www.zetron.com/pages/english/specpdf/z370spc.pdf

--- In [email-masked], Rick Parrish <rfmobile@s...> wrote:
> There's been some work to accomodate recording of dispatch / iDEN 
> traffic. It isn't clear to me whether this extends to unit-to-unit or 
> "direct connect". Check your favorite voice recording vendor.
> 
> >-------- Original Message --------
> >From: "Rik Rasmussen" <hrasmussen@n...>
> >
> >Also, note that many Public Safety systems record all or some of the rad=
io traffic. When the officers talk to each other on Nextel, 
they don't worry about later listening to a recording in the chief's office=
 or the Internal Investigations Office.
> >
> >Rik Rasmussen
> >Two Way Radio Directory
> >http://twowayradiodirectory.com
> >  
> >

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