M8000 Wired-Wireless Cluster Communication Command & Dispatch System

1 Overview

The M8000 Wired-Wireless Cluster Communication Command & Dispatch System is a voice dispatch solution designed for group command operations, featuring dedicated command, group command, hierarchical command, and conference command functions. It supports high-bandwidth information transmission based on standard SDH technology and can be extended to multiple digital signaling standards of telephone switches, offering various narrowband and broadband voice/data interface capabilities. Suitable for battlefield command, training exercises, counter-terrorism and stability maintenance, emergency rescue, and other critical operations.

2 Configuration

• The wired-wireless cluster communication command system consists of a main unit, terminal box, remote command terminal, and iPad command terminal.
• The main unit adopts a backpack-style structure, supports standard battery power, and enables one-touch convenient operation.
• Supports up to 20 battlefield voice terminals (multi-functional magneto single unit).
• Supports 2 magneto external line interfaces for connection to superior units.
• Supports 2 automatic external line interfaces (FXO) for connection to superior units.
• Supports 4 groups of audio extension terminals, enabling simultaneous monitoring of 4 group voice communications.
• Provides 6 wireless radio interfaces, configurable and assignable to 4 groups.
• Both the command host and remote command terminal are equipped with 2 handsets.
• Features dual STM-1 optical port expansion and E1 signaling (No.1, No.7, PRI, V5.2, etc.) expansion capabilities.

3 System Hardware Interfaces

4 Equipment Images

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5 Command Software Control Panel

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6 System Common Command Function Diagrams

7 System Features and Performance Specifications

7.1 Main Technical Specifications
7.1.1 Call Connection Method
Microprocessor-controlled, manual and automatic call connection.
7.1.2 Command Communication Modes
Supports centralized command, group command, dedicated command, and hierarchical command communication.
7.1.3 Port Count
Wired user ports: 20;
Wireless user ports: 4 (typically connected to wireless cluster systems);
Wireless radio user ports: 2 (typically connected to remote shortwave radio terminals);
Automatic trunk ports (FXO): 2;
Superior magneto trunk ports: 2;
Service/command panel phone ports: 2;
Service/command panel handpiece ports: 1;
Monitor speaker ports: 4;
Command panel staff monitoring handpiece ports: 4.
7.1.4 Configuration Method
Configurable via PC software, iPad command terminal, or panel buttons on the command box. Divided into service unit and command unit, with the service unit containing control and interface modules.
7.1.5 Service Types
Magneto ports, FXO trunks, E/M ports, audio ports, etc.
7.1.6 Communication Modes
Wired, wireless, and radio communication.
7.1.7 Dialing Methods
Multi-functional magneto single unit dialing, main unit service panel dialing, command box panel dialing, iPad command terminal/PC software dialing. Numbers can be pre-set via the control unit.
7.1.8 Communication Distance
When using field-reinforced wire on magneto interface, distance is not less than 20 km.
7.1.9 Indicator Light Definitions
User Status: 7-color LED indicators on the panel show current user status: idle (off), in call (green), service/command call (white), ringing (yellow), alarm (red flashing);
Conference Function: Conference 1 (blue), Conference 2 (cyan), Conference 3 (magenta), Conference 4 (red);
System Function Keys: Light turns white when pressed, turns off after confirmation.
7.1.10 Operating Temperature: -20°C to +55°C
7.1.11 Relative Humidity: (95±3%) at +35°C
7.1.12 Storage Temperature: -40°C to +65°C
7.1.13 Power Supply
AC: 220V ±10%, 50Hz
Battery: 12V 10A

7.2 Feature Descriptions
7.2.1 User Call
7.2.2 Service Command Call
7.2.3 Called Party Ringing
7.2.4 Conference Activation/Cancellation
7.2.5 Hierarchical Command
7.2.6 Recording
7.2.7 Monitoring
7.2.8 Settings

8 Application Example