The ability of emergency response teams to communicate reliably and securely is among the highest priorities during security operations and disaster recovery. First responders arriving in the devastation following Hurricane Katrina found that traditional forms of communication were unavailable. Telephone lines and cellular towers were gone and local radio antenna systems were destroyed. Adapt4's XG1™ clears many of the communications hurdles that face emergency response teams.
Drop and Insert Capability - Adapt4's ASAP (Automatic Spectral Adaptation Protocol) technology operates as a non-interfering overlay capable of working in the presence of an existing radio infrastructure. An XG1 network makes it unnecessary to coordinate new frequencies or tolerate interference. The radios detect other users and use those frequencies when they are inactive. A widespread communications network can be implemented with a minimum of infrastructure investment.
Excellent Propagation Characteristics - Operating in the lower frequency band, XG1 networks demonstrate outstanding propagation characteristics. Using fewer and lower antennas than higher band radios, the XG1 excels in spite of heavy weather, tall buildings, irregular terrain and dense foliage - conditions that would disrupt communications in higher bands.
High Throughput Rates - ASAP can utilize up to 45, 6.25 kHz channels simultaneously, producing adjustable throughput rates up to nearly 200 Kb/s. Data rates are suitable for transmitting data, VoIP or framed video.
Multiple XG1 networks can co-exist in the same geographic area, making them ideal for field operation centers, mobile field users and claims centers. Simply "drop and insert" Adapt4's XG1 anywhere for dependable communications for security operations or disaster response.
