Up to 32 Terminals
One cluster gateway supports connection for up to 32 terminals.
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Full-Duplex Team Wireless Communication System
A full-duplex team two-way wireless communication system designed for simultaneous voice collaboration through a locally controlled Sub-1G private network.
Key Features
Four Independent Groups
Organize communication into up to four independent groups without interference between groups.
Eight Full-Duplex Users per Group
Support simultaneous two-way voice for up to eight users in each group.
Private Sub-1G Network
Build on-site communication without depending on public network coverage.
Why Teams Need Full-Duplex Communication
Traditional push-to-talk communication makes users wait for the channel before speaking.Full-duplex communication allows simultaneous speaking and listening, supporting faster coordination in high-intensity team environments.Simultaneous two-way voiceNo push-to-talk switchingFaster delivery of critical information
Professional Communication Features
The supplied system combines real-time full-duplex voice, low-latency communication, microphone and speaker support, noise reduction and echo cancellation.Bluetooth headset support and dedicated audio enhancement provide more flexibility for professional team workflows.Low-latency communicationNoise reduction and echo cancellationBluetooth headset support
One Gateway, Multiple Team Terminals
A cluster gateway automatically connects terminals, manages communication groups and provides local network interconnection for the team.
Key Functional Highlights
A single gateway supports up to 32 terminals organized into as many as four independent groups.Each group supports up to eight full-duplex users while the private network keeps on-site communication locally controlled.Up to 32 terminalsUp to four independent groupsUp to eight full-duplex users per group
A Different Approach from Push-to-Talk
Full-duplex team communication enables natural conversation instead of requiring one user to press and hold a talk button while others wait.The supplied comparison positions this approach for smoother coordination and rapid information delivery in collaborative scenarios.Natural simultaneous conversationNo channel waitingFaster team coordination
Technical Parameters at a Glance
The supplied overview identifies Sub-1G communication, Type-C and audio interfaces, a replaceable lithium battery and configurable project parameters; final frequency, power and dimensions remain subject to project confirmation.
Built for Professional Team Communication
The system brings together independent group management, stable private networking and full-duplex voice for professional collaboration.PUF digital fingerprint and national-grade encryption are stated in the supplied product material as security features.Independent group managementPrivate network operationPUF digital fingerprint
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Private network team communication system: project guide
Private-network team voice configuration with a Sub-1G gateway, up to 32 terminals and independent full-duplex groups.
Choose your project configuration
- Gateway and handset supply scope.
- Team allocation across independent full-duplex groups.
- Regional radio setup and installation planning.
For a quotation, share the installation market, planned quantity and site or host-equipment details. Agree the supplied model, interfaces, maintenance access and service scope.
Product and purchasing questions
What information is needed to configure a private team network?
Specify team and terminal quantities, the intended gateway arrangement and site layout. The published configuration supports up to 32 terminals, four independent groups and eight full-duplex users per group. Use the current full-duplex product reference when requesting model details.
How many terminals does the gateway support?
One cluster gateway supports connection for up to 32 terminals.
How are independent full-duplex groups described?
Organize communication into up to four independent groups without interference between groups.