Chicago - Verint Supporting Motorola Trunked Digital Radio System with TETRA Standard

[Thunderbolt]

CHICAGO -- Verint Systems announced that it is extending its public safety call recording platform to include support for Motorola's Dimetra IP TETRA (Terrestrial Trunked Radio) network system, part of the Motorola family of communications solutions designed to deliver mission-critical benefits through trunked digital radio using the TETRA standard.

MOT Verint Supporting Motorola Trunked Digital Radio System with TETRA Standard

 

[N_Jay]

The title is going to confuse a lot of people.

This is really nothing about radio. It is about the logging recorder equipment that is integrated into the "back-end" of a trunked system.

 

[radiofan1]

The back end of a console system.

 

[KC9NCF]

Is this going to affect us Chicagoan's? Does this mean they're going to not be monitorable? I know Tetra can't be monitored.

 

[slicerwizard]

Is this going to affect us Chicagoan's? Does this mean they're going to not be monitorable? I know Tetra can't be monitored.

Grasshopper, your ReadingComprehesionFu is weak...

 

[N_Jay]

The back end of a console system.

No, the back-end of the TETRA trunked system. There is no mention of a console, and console recording is basically system independent, so hooking to TETRA at the console level would be "non-news".

Is this going to affect us Chicagoan's? Does this mean they're going to not be monitorable? I know Tetra can't be monitored.

No, Chicago does not have a TETRA system, they are not getting a TETRA system, this has nothing to do with any specific TETRA system.
It is just a announcement from a company that happens to be in Chicago.

Grasshopper, your ReadingComprehesionFu is weak...

Yea, we kind of know that already.

 

[KC9NCF]

Grasshopper, your ReadingComprehesionFu is weak...

In this context, you are correct. I'm not scared to say I am not a commercial radio guru and am interested in learning things, and may ask questions that seem stupid because of it. No asky questions, no learny! Please be patient, k?