P25 Base station - repeaters

The Codan MT-4E series is the gold standard for critical systems operating in hard-to-access locations and low power environments. 

• Remote Solar Repeaters and Base Stations
• Commercially Powered Repeaters and Base Stations 
• RoIP enabled Base Stations and Networks of Repeaters 
• Crossband Repeaters, Drop-Link Repeaters and custom Multi-link solutions 

Advanced-feature solutions:

• P25 Digital and Analog Conventional networking of LMR infrastructure 
• P25 Digital and Analog Conventional Voting and Simulcast. 
• Multi-Site P25 Digital Trunking 

The Codan Cascade™ is the new software-defined P25/Analog base station/repeater that has been engineered from the ground up with a focus on IP-networked radio solutions. This all-inclusive package features two variable-power 100W P25 repeaters mounted inside a 4RU subrack complete with network interface and power supply.

The software at the heart of the Codan Cascade has been designed with the mission critical radio system user in mind, providing remote programming, diagnostics, logging and fault-management in a simple, easy-to-use interface.

The built-in P25 DFSI standards-based IP interface allows for the networking of multiple Cascade units into advanced conventional system architectures, such as voting and simulcast.

The Codan Stratus™ is the first P25/LTE (FirstNet-ready) hybrid solution that leverages the strengths of both technologies to provide secure mobile and fixed voice networks. With the power of P25 and LTE, Stratus integrates a VHF/UHF/700-800 MHz P25 repeater, Universal Interface Card (UIC) and LTE modem, linking instantaneously into established networks or creating a new communications network without requiring a hard wired ethernet connection. 

 Stratus is available as a Fixed Site solution or a rugged tactical Repeater. The deployable Stratus Tactical Repeater has the mobility of a subscriber unit in a lightweight, easily transportable infrastructure solution, ensuring complete system and network coverage from any location. The Stratus Fixed Site solution is a 2RU unit that seamlessly integrates into a fixed network to save on costly leased lines and T1 connections. 

In just minutes you can deploy a Stratus network solution consisting of a Stratus repeater, power center and rapid antenna. The Stratus network automatically establishes connections with P25 subscribers, the Stratus server and P25 DFSI consoles ensuring your teams are connected and up to date. 

The Codan ET-3 case is a rugged, pressurized, waterproof, aluminum 19” transportable case that can accommodate one subrack.

The ET-3 aluminum transportable case features spring-retracted handles, smooth latches, a pressure-relief valve and desiccant. It is available in high visibility orange. Any standard 19” Codan subrack can be mounted inside. In addition to the space for a 3U high subrack, the transportable case has a 2U space free for optional modules. The lid has a steel plate to magnetically mount an antenna.  

Codan’s ET-4 Ruggedized system is a compact, impact resistant polyethylene case that accommodates the MT-4E series base station/repeater equipment, as well as an optional battery backup, duplexer and accessory storage box. The case is rugged, waterproof, and easily deployed by one person. 

An interface connection on the side of the case provides access to the RF, DC and AC inputs. Press and pull latches offer secure case closure that can be padlocked. Soft grip handles, in-line wheels and a telescoping handle provide ease of transportation by individuals. 

Base Station Paging is the simplest configuration with the paging encoder connected to the Codan radio for broadcast over the local coverage area. Optional high power amplifiers are available to extend the coverage area. A third party paging encoder generates the paging format for either analog (tone and voice) or digital display (numeric output). The Codan radio then relays the radio signal to the hand-held pager.  

A simulcast system enables a message to be sent to all pagers in an overlapping coverage region simultaneously. High stability frequencies are required to time synchronize the multiple paging transmitters for simulcast.