Data Over TETRA
Sepura Unique Features
Data Over TETRA
1. How can we send Data over TETRA
2. Short Data Service
3. Status Messages
4. Short Data Applications
5. SPP
6. GPS Control
7. SDA versus WAP
Data Over TETRA
How can we send Data over TETRA
SDS
Status
Packet Data
Data Over TETRA
Short Data Service
SDS was part of the original ETSI specification for TETRA
Messages can now be connect together. Sepura supports upto 1000
characters in multiple connected messages or 140 in a single
message
Messages can be routed direct or via a Store and Forward
Messages can be point to point or point to multipoint
Sepura offer the unique feature of not only displaying the Message
on a UI but simultaneously reporting to the PEI for Logging systems.
Products Radio Applications
Data Capabilities
Communications
Short Data Messaging
Multi-Slot Packet Data
Circuit Mode Data
Applications
Short Data
Packet Data
External Applications
GPS Applications
Products Radio Applications
Applications for short data
Location reporting (send reports control location parameters)
Performance Monitoring (monitor network performance)
Control and configuration of the radio
(callout, set gateway mode)
Sepura Public Protocol
(change talk group folders, update time, TG Query)
External Applications (via PEI, dispatchers, MDT)
Sepura Short Data Applications (customer specific applications)
Products Radio Applications
Short Data Applications (SDA)
Create and download
Short Data Applications (SDA)
Simplify the interface to complex back office systems
Easy form filling and submission
Create and download data applications into the radio
Typical applications include:
Tactical numbering
Callout and paging functions
Factory automation
Vehicle and person checks
Products Radio Applications
Short Data Applications (SDA)
Actions can be performed on
receipt of a SDS message by a
Short Data Application
Display Immediate
Generate Alert
Display Forms
Send SDS Message
Save data on form to a cache
Set Parameter
Action Buttons
Products
Browse industry Deliver interactive
standard applications web applications to
and content your workforce
Easy form filling Retrieve images
and submission
TETRA Packet
Data service
Data Over TETRA
Short Data Applications
SDAs is a unique way of presenting data in a user friendly way
SDAs can generate specific SDSs which can be interpreted by
control systems
SDAs can display messages without user interaction
SDAs can offer users choices which determine further actions
SDAs can manipulate the User Interface and keep important
information on the Status Line.
SDAs are best exploited using other unique Sepura features
Sepura Public Protocol,Time Stamping, GPS, Performance
Monitoring.
SDAs are completely unique to Sepura
Data Over TETRA
Status Messages
Status messages are a very efficient way of sending pre-defined text
messages
Status messages use a 16bit predifined number
There are 32767 user defined statuss available within the TETRA
standard
Sepura offers the unique feature of being able to initiate approx 100
terminal functions using recieved Status Messages.
Sepura offers the unique feature of being able to encapsulate a
Time Stamp with a Status message.
Data Over TETRA
Sepura Public Protocol
SPP give the ability to manipulate Talk Groups and Folders Over the
Air
SPP responds to queries from backend systems
SPP allows the use of the aliasing protocol
SPP provides a framework for Database queries
SPP allows for local time offset adjustment
SPP allows for Targeted Terminal talk group queries.
Data Over TETRA
GPS Control
Sepura Terminals allow full manipulation of GPS settings Over the
Air
Destination Addressing to two AVL systems for example Mobile and
Fixled line control systems
Changing of Reporting Distance and Time over the air
Changing of Reporting Destination over the air allowing for Situation
based reports.
Changing of GPS formats over the Air from the very data intense
NMEA strings to the extremely efficient TETRA Standard GPS LIP
Format.
Data Over TETRA
SDA versus WAP
SDS was designed to be part of TETRA at the start
SDS can be simultaneous to voice
SDS is efficient and fast no additional overheads
SDS requires no additional network elements. All existing TETRA
networks support SDS.
WAP has data overheads
WAP requires a WAP server on network side.
WAP requires a Gateway if internet is required
WAP has different variations which cause interoperabilty issues
between all manufacturers
A database query over WAP could take minutes a database query over
SDS using SDA could be as quick as 500ms.
WAP is a protocol designed for Mobiles to transmit and receive
information over the GSM networks not TETRA.
Products
Exploit the latest devices on secure TETRA network
Low cost commercial PDAs
Tablet PCs
Fingerprint readers
Commercial headsets
Industrial headsets
Other specialist devices
Voice and data support
Products Radio Applications
Provide easy access to data
Location Performance Status Triggered Short Data External
Reporting Monitoring Functions Applications Applications
SDS Data On-Board SD Card Multi-Slot
Packet Data
K Satya
Country Manager India
Mob # +91-9845390317
Email : [email protected]
