Specialized Mobile Radio ( ESMR, SMR, Radio Systems, Mobile Radio Systems, and Enhanced Specialized Mobile Radio) Definition

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DEFINITION: Also see Enhanced Specialized Mobile Radio (ESMR).

Specialized Mobile Radio (SMR) is any two-way radio system in which two or more mobile/portable wireless transceivers are linked by a single repeater. The repeater is elevated above average terrain; this maximizes the area of coverage. Operating frequencies are in the VHF (very-high-frequency) or UHF (ultra-high-frequency) …
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Introduction to the IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS): IMS Basic Concepts and Terminology sponsored by F5 Networks WHITE PAPER: Posted: 28 Apr 2008 \| Published: 01 Aug 2007 SUMMARY: IMS is a whole new way to deliver multimedia regardless of the device (mobile phone, landline phone, cable, Internet, etc.) or the access medium (cellular, WiFi, Broadband, fixed-line, etc.). This paper is written to... TOPICS: Mobile Device Management \| Mobile Device Management Software \| Mobile IP \| Mobile Workers \| Wireless Application Development \| Wireless Applications Software \| Wireless Computing \| Wireless Networks \| Wireless Security \| Wireless Systems

1-HP Compaq T5730 Thin Client Product Datasheet sponsored by Hewlett-Packard Company DATA SHEET: Posted: 18 Mar 2008 \| Published: 01 Jan 2008 SUMMARY: With the power of a modern notebook processor, the HP t5730 is a new class of thin client that is Microsoft Windows® XPe-based. TOPICS: Deployment \| Productivity \| Server Hardware \| Thin Clients \| Wireless Systems

WLAN performance: Tools and best practices sponsored by SearchNetworking.com WEBCAST: Posted: 28 Feb 2008 \| When: Available On Demand SUMMARY: View this expert webcast to learn how to set realistic expectations for WLAN performance and the tools and practices to keep traffic flowing smoothly. TOPICS: 802.11 \| VoWLAN \| Wireless Computing \| Wireless Internet \| Wireless Systems \| WLAN \| WLAN Hardware \| WLAN Management

Choosing WAN optimization targets and measuring the results sponsored by Mazu Networks WEBCAST: Posted: 06 Feb 2008 \| When: Available On Demand SUMMARY: Join us if you are considering the use of WAN optimization and want some advice on choosing your first candidate data flows for optimization and on measuring the results to justify the cost of optimization. TOPICS: Network Monitoring \| Network Monitoring Software \| Network Performance \| Network Traffic Management \| ROI \| TCO \| WAN \| WAN Hardware \| Wireless Systems

Three Steps to Better WAN Management sponsored by Mazu Networks PODCAST: Posted: 06 Feb 2008 \| Premiered: 06 Feb 2008, 09:00 EST (14:00 GMT) SUMMARY: Listen to this podcast to learn how Network Behavior Analysis (NBA) systems help you analyze WAN usage to improve availability and reduce cost. TOPICS: Network Monitoring \| Network Monitoring Software \| Network Performance \| Network Traffic Management \| ROI \| TCO \| WAN \| WAN Hardware \| Wireless Systems

Case Study: Deep in the Heart of Texas Motorola Helps Keep Drivers Safe sponsored by Motorola, Inc. CASE STUDY: Posted: 20 Nov 2007 \| Published: 27 Jul 2007 SUMMARY: If you're looking for a way to more efficiently backhaul WiMAX traffic from cell sites to the WAN, this paper has the answer. TOPICS: Broadband Wireless Networks \| Broadband Wireless Services \| Telecommunications Carrier Systems \| WiMAX \| Wireless Systems

Motorola Point-to-Point Solutions and WiMAX sponsored by Motorola, Inc. WHITE PAPER: Posted: 20 Nov 2007 \| Published: 05 Jul 2007 SUMMARY: This paper details a solution that provides carrier-class reliability and high-throughput for backhauling WiMAX traffic. TOPICS: Broadband Wireless Networks \| Broadband Wireless Services \| Telecommunications Carrier Systems \| WiMAX \| Wireless Systems

Foresite Wireless Accelerates Broadband Deployments While Reducing Costs sponsored by Motorola, Inc. CASE STUDY: Posted: 20 Nov 2007 \| Published: 01 Nov 2007 SUMMARY: Find out how a wireless company benefited from implementing a new Ethernet bridge solution that provides carrier-class reliability and high-throughput for backhauling WiMAX traffic. TOPICS: Broadband Wireless Networks \| Broadband Wireless Services \| Telecommunications Carrier Systems \| WiMAX \| Wireless Systems

The Quest for Competitiveness: Business Mobility and the Agile Organization sponsored by Nokia WHITE PAPER: Posted: 15 Oct 2007 \| Published: 01 Oct 2007 SUMMARY: Business mobility is at the heart of a nimble organization. It draws together people, processes, and technology to push better decision making. Download this Economist Intelligence Unit report to find out how organizations are using business mo... TOPICS: Mobile Device Management \| Mobile Device Management Software \| Mobile Workers \| Remote Office Connectivity \| Wireless Computing \| Wireless Systems

Get the Facts: Comparing BlackBerry to Alternative Wireless Solutions sponsored by BlackBerry WEBCAST: Posted: 27 Aug 2007 \| When: Available On Demand SUMMARY: Attend this on-demand webcast now for the latest information on wireless technology that will assist you in making the best wireless decision for your organization. TOPICS: Mobile Workers \| PDA \| PDA Software \| Wireless Computing \| Wireless Development Tools \| Wireless Networks \| Wireless Systems

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SPECIALIZED MOBILE RADIO DEFINITION (continued): … range, that is, between approximately 30 MHz and 3 GHz.

In some ways, an SMR system is like a cellular telephone network. But there are important differences. An SMR system is simpler than a cellular telephone network. There is only one repeater in a SMR system, and it links only the mobile/portable units for that system, not to other repeaters. In SMR, the range of each individual mobile/portable transceiver is greater than the range of a cell phone set. But total system coverage is usually far more limited than that of a cellular network, because there is no linking among repeaters.

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