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7/27/2019 T MATRIX F COMPLETE.pdf

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T-MATRIX™F

T o I P N E T W O R K

S O L U T I O N

D E P E N D A B L E T E T R A C O M M U N I C A T I O N

D I S T R I B U T E D I N T E L L I G E N C E

I P R O U T I N G

H I G H F L E X I B I L I T Y

I N D U S T R Y S T A N D A R D C O N N E C T I V I T Y

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DispatcherTerminal

Telephony

Gateway

ReferenceDatabase

Automatic VehicleLocation Station

Voice and DataLogging Station (VDLS)

SYSTEM

ENHANCEMENT

PRODUCTS

MANAGEMENT CONTROL CENTRE (MCC)

TETRA

TERMINALS

TETRA

RADIO SITEEQUIPMENT

DirectMode

Voice and

Data Voice andData

GATEWAYS

SDS Gateway

Data Gateway

Network ManagementTerminal

ExternalLAN/WAN

ExternalLAN/WAN

PSTN/PBX

T-MATRIX™ IP

LAN /WAN NETWORK 

T-MATRIX™ F is a cost-

effective fixed-site TETRA over

IP (ToIP) communications

solution designed to meet the

needs of professional

organisations requiring a

permanently installed Private

Mobile Radio system.

T-MATRIX™ ToIP solutions are

designed and produced

exclusively by Artevea Digital

Limited (ADL).

T-MATRIX™ site equipment is

scalable according to customer

requirements from 1 to 8

transceivers, providing between

4 and 32 logical channels.

An important distinction

between a TETRA over IP (ToIP)

system and a conventional

(switch-based) TETRA system is

that a ToIP system has no

central switch.

Instead it has distributed

intelligence at each Radio Site

that can process and handle

local calls, set up inter-site calls

and keep track of the

registration locations of each

subscriber, giving an inherently

high resilience to backbone

network faults. It also means

that common resources such as

Dispatchers and Gateways can

be located at any point in the

network.

T-MATRIX™ ToIP systems are

based on dedicated private IP

networks, not the public

Internet. This means they can

be designed according to the

customer’s required Quality of

Service and can also be made

secure.

Additionally, the T-MATRIX™

system achieves a high level of

flexibility through the optimal

use of industry-standard

hardware and software

components in its Network,

Gateway and System

Management equipment.

T-MATRIX™F T o I P N E T W O R K S O L U T I O N

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The key benefits of a ToIP network are Resilience, Flexibility, Efficiency and Future proof technology.

The system features that underpin the key benefits are explained below.

BENEFIT SUPPORTING FEATURES

Resilience Network elements and links can be duplicated for extra resilience.

Radio Sites work in fallback if their network links fail.

Muti-site operation still works, even if one part of the network is unreachable.

Network continues to operate if central servers fail or shut down.

Flexibility Any combination of Star or Mesh network topology is allowed in order

to balance traffic handling, resilience and cost-effectiveness.

Resources such as Dispatchers and Gateways can be placed

anywhere in the network.

Additional sites, gateways or dispatchers can be added with ease.

Efficiency Every site is all informed and call processing is very efficient because

of IP techniques such as multicast for Group Calls.

Group Calls only involve those sites where Group members are

currently registered.

Future proof Industry Standard IP Hardware and Software.

technology Multimedia technology, combining voice, data and images.

Continuous performance improvements driven by IP market.

T-MATRIX™F A D V A N T A G E S O F T E T R A O V E R I P

T - M A T R I X ™ MANAGEMENT

CONTROL CENTRE

The T-MATRIX™ Management

Control Centre (MCC) will

typically be used to

accommodate the following

system elements:

• Reference Database

• Network Management

Terminal

• Dispatcher Terminals

• Gateways (see below for

further details)

T - M A T R I X ™ GATEWAYS

T-MATRIX™ Gateways provide

connection between the TETRA

architecture and various types of

external networks. The types of

gateway that can be configured

are:

• Telephony Gateway (Used to

interface with PABX, PSTN or

other Legacy voice system)

• Data Gateway (To interface

with the PSPDN, Public IP, or

Private Data Networks)

• SDS to Email Gateway

• Analogue Radio Gateway

T - M A T R I X ™ RADIO SITE

Each radio site can

accommodate between 1 and 8

carriers, giving 4 to 32 logical

channels. Note that one logical

channel per site is reserved as a

control channel, the remainder

being available as traffic

channels.

For customers that require

additional resilience, a number

of duplication options are

available ranging from duplicated

TETRA Site Controller (TSC) to

full site duplication.

T - M A T R I X ™ SYSTEM

ENHANCEMENT

PRODUCTS

Depending on specific customer

requirements other system

enhancement equipment may be

provided such as:

• Application server(s) providing

specific applications such as:

automatic vehicle location,

traffic analysis, mail box etc.

• Voice and Data Logging

System

• Gateway Mobiles

• Repeater Mobiles

• Cell Enhancers

T-MATRIX™F O V E R V I E W

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T-MATRIX™F S Y S T E M F U N C T I O N A L I T Y

TETRA SERVICES

Basic Services

Individual Call full and halfduplex

Unacknowledged Group Call

Broadcast Call

Circuit/ Packet

Data supported

Call Clearance

User Initiated disconnection

Call limit and Tx Inactivity Timer

Short Data Service

(Individual and Group)

Pre-defined Status Message

User Defined Type 4 SDS

Concurrent SDS + Voice

Queuing

Queue call when system

resources busy

Facilities

Basic Link services

Trunking

Late AI Traffic Assignment

Early Network User Channel

Assignment

Message Trunking

Dialling

ISSI/ITSI Dialling

PSTN Dialling

DTMF Over-Dialling from PABX

DID Dialling from PABX

Gateway

MS ITSI Dialling from PABX

SUPPLEMENTARY

SERVICES

GeneralLate Entry

Emergency Call

Priority Call

Pre-emptive Priority Call

Talking Party Identification

Access Priority

Ambience Listening

Dynamic Group Number

Assignment

Telephony type

Calling Line Identification

Presentation

QSIG Calling Pty ID

Presentation

MOBILITY

Registration Procedures

Mobile Initiated registration and

de-registration

Undeclared and Unannounced

Cell Reselection

Announced Type 3 Cell

Reselection (Handover)

Call Restoration

Attach/Detach Group

Identities

Attach/Detach of Groups

(MS Initiated)

Group Management

Energy economy mode

Energy Group 0

FacilitiesNetwork Broadcast Information

Neighbour Cell information

SECURITY

Encryption

AI Encryption Static Cipher KeyAlgorithm TEA1, TEA2

Authentication

Algorithm TAA

Authentication Key

Management via NMS

Terminal Security

Permanent Disable

Temporary Disable / Enable

SYSTEM INTERFACES

Gateways

Telephony Gateway

(PABX,PSTN, ISDN, Analogue)

Data Gateway

SDS Gateway

Analogue Gateway

Radio Site to Network

E1 / G703

X.21

ATM

NETWORK MANAGEMENT

Fault

Alarm Logging andManagement

Equipment Monitoring

External alarms

Configuration

Site configuration

Database management

Radio Site Software download

Account

Call Data Records

Security

NMWS Operator Access Rights

Management of Subscriber

Access Rights

Encryption Key Management

Subscriber

Addition/Deletion/Modification

Enable/Disable

Provide, modify and withdraw

Supplementary Services

Barring of incoming and/or

outgoing calls

Call Forwarding

NETWORK

CONFIGURATION

Capacity

Scalable in excess of

128 Radio Sites

Accessories

Call Logging

IP Despatchers

Flexibility

Various Redundant

Configuration Options

Fault Tolerant Architecture

Control Channel Agility

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GENERAL

SPECIFICATIONS

OperationFull RF Duplex, supporting full

duplex and half duplex speech

and data calls

Scalable

Between 1 and 8 carriers

per site

Channel Spacing

25kHz, 6.25kHz offsets

Available Frequency Bands

370-390MHz (Base Rx),

380-400MHz (Base Tx)

380-400MHz (Tx & Rx)

410-430MHz (Tx & Rx)

450-470MHz (Tx & Rx)

806-825MHz (Base Rx),

851-870MHz (Base Tx)

TRANSMITTER

SPECIFICATION

Transmit Power

(measured at Transceiver)

Up to +44dBm (25W)

maximum

Typical ERP through

+6db Antenna and 50m

feeder

+48dBm (50W) with no

combining+44dBm (25W) with 2 port

hybrid

Power Adjustment

Reduction in power in –2dB

steps from maximum

Duty Cycle

100% Duty Cycle (all time slots

active)

RECEIVER

SPECIFICATION

Receiver ClassClass A, satisfies

ETS300-392-2

Static Sensitivity

<3.0% BER for TCH 7.2 at

–115dBm

Dynamic Sensitivity

<2.5% BER for TCH 7.2 at

–106dBm (typical urban

conditions at 50 kph)

<4% BER for TCH 7.2 at

–106dBm (hilly terrain

conditions at 200 kph)

Diversity Operation

Fully independent receivers –

digitally combined for maximum

likelihood detection

2-way Receiver Diversity Gain

2dB minimum, 5dB typical.

Exact gain depends on

antenna configuration and

fading conditions

3-way Receiver Diversity Gain

3dB minimum, 7dB typical.

Exact gain depends on

antenna configuration and

fading conditions

RF SUB-SYSTEM

SPECIFICATION

LNA and Hybrid CombinerBand

370-470MHz, 806-870MHz

Duplexer Filter Bandwidth

5MHz Pass band for TX and RX

Filters and 5MHz stop band

(typical, can vary with band)

TX to RX Isolation

>80dBm

Duplexer Spacing

10MHz (typical) at 370-470MHz

45MHz (typical) at 800MHz

Duplex Filter Insertion Loss

<1.1dB

Duplex Filter Out-of-Stop

Band Isolation

>60dB to 3GHz

Hybrid Combiner

Insertion Loss

<3.5dB (2 port combiner)

<7dB (4 port combiner)

Hybrid Combiner

TX-TX Isolation

>45dB

Hybrid Combiner

2-Tone Intermodulation

-65dBc

ENVIRONMENTAL

SPECIFICATION

Operating Temperature& Humidity

(Transceiver)

Compliant with ETSI

EN 300 019-2-3

Full rated operation from

–20°C to +55°C

Up to 90% humidity,

non-condensing

EMC

Compliant with ETSI

EN 300 827

Safety

Compliant with ETSI

EN 60950:2000

Water and Dust Resistance

Compliant with IEC529

rating IP20. Low maintenance

design (includes no routine

maintenance of fan tray).

POWER SYSTEM

SPECIFICATION

Input Voltage

48 Volts DC nominal

110 Volts AC nominal (option)

230 Volts AC nominal (option)

T-MATRIX™ F T E C H N I C A L D A T A

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Artevea Digital Limited

1, Clifton Court

Cambridge CB1 7BNUnited Kingdom

Phone +44 (0) 1223 245721

Fax +44 (0) 1223 416235

Email [email protected]

Web www.artevea.com

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