group or subfleet

- a group of users share the same program group

 

 

identification number in their mobile and per-

 

 

sonal radios. All units in the same group will

 

 

receive a dispatch call placed by any one unit in

 

 

the group. (Trunked Mode only).

group scan

- programming that allows the radio to monitor up

 

 

to 64 separate groups simultaneously (multi-

 

 

group decode), permitting the user to both

 

 

monitor and receive calls from these groups.

 

 

When a radio receives a call from one of these

 

 

groups, it will "lock out", and not send or receive

 

 

calls from other groups for a programmed pe-

 

 

riod of 5, 10 or 15 seconds, permitting the user

 

 

to respond to the group call. (The radio may

 

 

also be programmed for no lock out period.) At

 

 

the end of the "lock out" period, the radio sounds

 

 

two short low pitched "beeps" and is again

 

 

ready to receive a call from any of the pro-

 

 

grammed groups. (Trunked Mode Only).

Individual Call

-

Every radio in the system is programmed with

 

 

a unique individual identification code. A mobile

 

 

or personal unit can be programmed to call

 

 

another particular unit by selecting the individ-

 

 

ual by name or ID number. (Trunked Mode

 

 

Only).

queueing

-

the process that occurs when all channels in a

 

 

trunked system are busy and calls must be

 

 

addressed on a priority basis.

site controller

-

the computer controlled radio equipment at the

 

 

repeater site that controls a trunking system.

system (area)

-

the terms "system" and "area" are used inter-

 

 

changeably to refer to the particular group of

 

 

station repeaters currently providing service to

 

 

the radio.

System Manager

-

a computer that preforms the data basing and

 

 

system monitoring for the site controller.

System Scan

-

a programmed feature to scan (monitor activity

 

 

on) separate trunked systems and receive calls

 

 

on any of these systems. (Trunked Mode Only).

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LBI-38732D specifications

The Ericsson LBI-38732D is a cutting-edge telecommunications device that has carved a niche in the realm of radio systems used for mobile networks. This advanced equipment serves as a foundational component within various radio access network (RAN) architectures, enabling robust and seamless communication services.

One of the main features of the LBI-38732D is its support for multiple frequency bands, making it a versatile option in the evolution from 4G LTE to 5G networks. Its adaptive radio technology ensures that it can efficiently handle different bandwidths, providing a flexible solution for network operators looking to optimize their spectrum usage. This adaptability is crucial as mobile data demands continue to rise globally.

Another significant characteristic of the LBI-38732D is its implementation of Massive MIMO (Multiple Input, Multiple Output) technology. This feature enhances spectral efficiency and increases the capacity of the network by allowing multiple data streams to be transmitted simultaneously across the same frequency band. As a result, users can experience higher data rates and improved service quality, particularly in densely populated urban areas.

The LBI-38732D also includes advanced beamforming capabilities, which focus the signal towards users rather than broadcasting it in all directions. This precise signal targeting improves signal strength, reduces interference, and enhances overall network performance. In combination with its energetic performance in both indoor and outdoor environments, users can expect superior connectivity.

In terms of energy efficiency, the Ericsson LBI-38732D has been designed with sustainability in mind. Its energy-efficient design helps operators reduce their carbon footprint and operational costs. By optimizing power consumption, telecommunications companies can invest in further network enhancements and expansions.

Moreover, the LBI-38732D is equipped with comprehensive network management and monitoring features. This allows operators to maintain high levels of service quality while efficiently managing network resources. The device supports remote diagnostics and updates, contributing to reduced downtime and improved operational efficiency.

In conclusion, the Ericsson LBI-38732D stands out in telecommunications infrastructure through its support for multiple bands, Massive MIMO technology, advanced beamforming capabilities, energy efficiency, and robust network management. As mobile networks evolve, this device exemplifies the type of innovation that drives connectivity forward, ensuring that users receive the high-quality service they demand.
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