Codan Hive Net Tactical Repeater EN
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HiveNet™ is a rugged transportable repeater which can
be linked with other HiveNet repeaters over RF links, to
create a network of linked repeaters. A HiveNet repeater
network is self-healing, allowing for repeaters to be
added and removed on the fl y, as well as being rapidly
confi gurable for expanded area coverage.
INTEROPERABLE ENCRYPTED NETWORK
HiveNet repeaters and links can be any frequency band (VHF,
UHF, 700/800/900 MHz). HiveNet is available as an analog only or
analog and P25 digital (mixed mode) repeater network giving users
full forwards and backwards compatibility with existing legacy
equipment. In P25 Digital mode, HiveNet will pass all encrypted
voice and data transparently through the repeater network using
AES-256 encryption, meaning all communications are secure in the
case of a HiveNet repeater being compromised. HiveNet repeaters
are interoperable with a wide range of subscriber radios from all P25
supported vendors.
HEARTBEAT SIGNAL FOR ROAMING
Conventional repeater systems require users to manually change
channel to move between repeaters. HiveNet has the unique
functionality of a heartbeat signal which enables a user to roam
freely within the HiveNet repeater network coverage area, without
having to change channels. The heartbeat signal ensures a users
portable radio is locked onto the best HiveNet repeater site for
optimal coverage and reliable communications.
RUGGED AND RAPIDLY DEPLOYABLE
HiveNet repeaters are lightweight and housed in a compact
watertight polyethylene Pelican™ case. The case includes soft grip
handles, in-line wheels, press and pull latches and a telescoping
handle for rapid deployment. A HiveNet repeater is low power
consumption, allowing it to operate from internal batteries, vehicle
batteries or additional add-on external batteries. HiveNet is based
on a transportable repeater solution but can be installed as a fi xed
network infrastructure.
FEATURES AT A GLANCE
Full encryption of the system and
repeater links
Heartbeat signal for roaming throughout
the repeater network
Self-healing network for easy adding
and removing of repeaters
Rapidly deployable outdoors or within
vehicles
Interoperable with a wide range of
subscriber radios
Full P25 Compliance
Compact and impact resistant
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HiveNet™ TACTICAL REPEATER

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HiveNet™ TACTICAL REPEATER
CODAN™, HiveNet™, MRAY™ and Vizor ™ are
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and company names mentioned in this document
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respective holders.
Values noted are typical. Equipment descriptions and
specifi cations subject to change without notice or
obligation.
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SPECIFICATIONS
Repeater Bands 136-174, 380-520, 768-869, 896-960 MHz
Encryption DES-OFB / AES-256 (FIPS certifi ed)
Modulation Types Analog, P25, Mixed Mode
Size 24.6” (62.5 cm) wide, 11.7” (29.7 cm) high and 19.7” (50.0 cm) deep
Weight 50 lbs. (22.68 kg)
Operating Temperature –40°C to + 60°C (100% Duty Cycle - lid open)
–40°C to + 40°C (100% Duty Cycle - lid closed)
+ 40°C to + 50°C (50% Duty Cycle - lid closed)
+ 50°C to + 60°C (10% Duty Cycle - lid closed)
Power outputs 0.5 to 8 Watts (VHF / UHF)
0.5 to 3 Watts (700/800/900 MHz)
30 Watts (VHF / UHF / 700 MHz / 800 MHz)
Power 110/220 Vac and/or 12 Vdc
Battery Life (10% duty cycle, 30 W output) 8 hours (10.5 AHr internal battery)
30 hours (35 AHr external battery)
90 hours (100 AHr external battery)
Type of battery Absorbent Glass Mat (AGM) - Rechargeable
Internal Duplexer Frequency Separation VHF: ≥ 2.0 MHz or ≥ 4.5 MHz separation
400 MHz UHF: ≥ 5.0 MHz separation
700 MHz UHF: ≥ 30 MHz separation
800 MHz UHF: ≥ 45 MHz separation
900 MHz UHF: ≥ 24 MHz or 39 MHz separation