Highlights:
* Extends powerful LMR public safety network coverage to anywhere broadband connectivity exists.
* First step toward realizing LMR and LTE convergence by enabling push-to-talk voice over LTE for P25 network users.
* Paves the way for valuable enhanced communications, situational awareness and streaming video capabilities.
MELBOURNE, FL/MINNEAPOLIS, MN, August 20, 2012 (APCO Booth #713) ? Harris Corporation (NYSE:HRS), an international communications and information technology company, has announced that its BeOn(r) application solution now delivers the robust Project 25 (P25) feature set for push-to-talk (PTT) voice communications over today?s commercial cellular network, including Long Term Evolution (LTE), networks.
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BeOn enables Land Mobile Radio (LMR) users to extend the voice capability of their networks and positions them for the eventual integration with the planned nationwide 700 MHz LTE communications network. BeOn bridges narrowband PTT services by operating on devices for broadband networks including 3G and 4G commercial cellular networks, public safety LTE networks and WiFi networks.
?With BeOn, first responders on LMR systems gain the benefits of real-time LTE voice and broadband data, empowering them to use that information for effective communication, response and situational awareness,? said Steve Marschilok, president, Harris Public Safety and Professional Communications. ?BeOn is a powerful application for public safety users such as supervisors, administrative personnel, and others who don?t always carry a traditional LMR radio.?
BeOn is now a standard component of all new Harris LMR systems, and extends the utility of P25, OpenSky2(tm) and EDACS(r) radio systems by matching their effective coverage area to that of the existing broadband network. Users can access the functionality of their agency?s LMR system at any location that provides broadband data coverage through the BeOn application on a cellular device. BeOn is an ideal solution for users who need to remain inconspicuous, such as undercover law enforcement teams. With BeOn, chiefs and commanders can maintain radio access without carrying full size radios. BeOn is also an ideal option for system users who don?t require rugged land mobile radios, such as animal control staff, parks and recreation employees, utility and transit personnel.
BeOn is the only broadband application built from the ground up to support the P25 LMR feature set, and is commercially available for desktop PCs through a Windows client, as well as for Android(tm) devices such as cell phones and tablets computers including the Harris Insight BTC-100. BeOn leverages the P25 codec and provides advanced P25 radio system features such as emergency call support, 256-bit AES encryption, OTAR, caller ID, talkgroup scanning and more, and will offer situational awareness capabilities in the future.
Harris will provide live demonstrations of this and other technology in its booth (#713) at the APCO International 78th Annual Conference & Expo, August 19-22, 2012 at the Minneapolis Convention Center.
In public safety and professional communications Harris is a leading supplier of assured communications(r) systems and equipment for public safety, federal, utility, commercial and transportation markets ? with products ranging from the most advanced IP voice and data networks, to next-generation, secure public safety-grade LTE (Long-Term Evolution) solutions for voice, video and data applications, to industry leading multiband, multimode radios. Harris has more than 80 years of experience in public safety and professional communications and supports over 500 systems around the world.
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