Tactical Radiotelephone DPMR
The RTK-1 Tactical Radiotelephone is personal equipment for soldiers, intended in particular for communication between the infantry of a combat vehicle and the commander, as well as for special operations. It provides a communication channel for the so-called remote extension, reception of alarm signals about threats – and via onboard systems – it provides practically every possibility of communication with communication, command and control systems that operate in the Polish Armed Forces.
No base station |
Operation in TDMA mode |
Built-in GPS receiver |
RS-232C interface |
Automatic retransmission of voice and data packets |
Transmission masking |
Short text messages and alarm signals |
Digital voice transmission (simplex/duplex)
Data transmission (RS-232 or USB)
Transmission of short text messages and alarm signals
Hardware data flow control
Retransmission of voice and data packets
Automatic connections with the STORCZYK system
Connections with subscribers of other VHF/HF radio networks
Status information about radio network subscribers
Voice signalling of selected events
Remote control via USB or RS-232 link
Distribution of GPS data in the radio network
Cooperation with the Hektor BMS
| Frequency range | 400÷463MHz or 300÷347 MHz – according to user needs |
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| Adjustable output power: | 0.2, 0.5, 1 or 2 W |
| Direct communication range | up to 1.5 km |
| Operation in a time-division radio channel | TDMA |
| Modulation, bandwidth | FSK, 250 kHz |
| Total channel throughput | 80kbit/s (optional up to 256 kbit/s) |
| Self-synchronisation | no base station |
| Operating temperature | from -30 C to +50 C |
| Operating time | min. 12 hours |
| Power supply | standard AAA batteries |