The Project 25 Technology Interest Group is pleased to publish the latest P25 New Products and Services presentation for APCO 2022.

The full presentation can be downloaded using the link below.

P25 New Products and Services APCO 2022

See the latest New products including:

• New P25 Multi-Band portables from Motorola, Tait,and JVCKenwood Viking. 
• New P25 Base station from L3Harris.
• New JVCKenwood Multi-Protocol System
• New Interworking Function from Etherstack
• New Communications Service Monitor from Viavi
• New In-Building Monitor and Test from PCTEL
• New P25 Portable Waveform Analyzer from Locus USA

P25 New Product Trends 2022

• Multi-Band P25 Portable Radios (VHF/UHF/700/800 MHz) New products are P25 Phase 1 and Phase 2 capable
• P25 LMR Interoperability with LTE Broadband Data
• New P25 Consoles connect P25 and LTE technologies
• Multi mode P25/LTE Portable radios
• Voice recording in radios
• Scalable, Configurable P25 Airborne Radios
• Deployable, mixed-mode, P25 repeaters for Emergency Ops
• P25 Antenna Site Monitoring
• “Over the Air” radio maintenance for P25 Systems
• “Cloud based” Asset management for P25 Systems
• “Cloud based” Dispatch in the field
• New P25 Location Services
• P25 enhanced Vocoder Software

The Project 25 Technology Interest Group Welcomes our newest member ADCOMM Engineering

PTIG welcomes Susan Ronning, Joe Blaschka and the ADCOMM Team

ADCOMM Engineering   www.adcomm911.com

“We Bridge The Gap Between Operations & Technology”

ADCOMM is an industry leader with 40+ years of experience defining, integrating, deploying, and managing public safety and critical infrastructure communications systems. Capabilities Include: Radio system upgrades, on-going FCC licensing work, coverage propagation analysis, troubleshooting simulcast radio systems, adding new radio tower sites, or assessing CAD - telephony - and records management systems for your 9-1-1 center.

ADCOMM helps agencies implement technology improvements while ensuring managers, operators, and maintainers are included in the discussion. We believe that technology systems should be designed to support user needs while being highly available and resilient as well as cost-effective to procure, manage, and maintain.

We are an industry leader in public safety, communications networks. Centrally located in the Pacific Northwest we have completed successful projects in Oregon, Washington, Alaska, California, Idaho, Minnesota, Montana, Tennessee, and Utah.

For More Information about ADCOMM Engineering contact:

Susan E Ronning, Owner & Principal

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Phone: 971-718-7574

You are invited to join the Project 25 Technology Interest Group (PTIG) at APCO 2022 in Anaheim CA. 

See what’s New with the P25 Standards, Applications, Interoperability, Security and New P25 Products and Services. 

P25 Questions or Issues?? Meet the P25 Steering Committee Chair

Mr. Jim Downes, P25 Steering Committee Chair will be available for Exclusive Office Hours at the PTIG Booth #704

Monday August 8th  11:00AM-12:30 PM PTIG Booth #704

Tuesday August 9th  Noon to 1:30 PM PTIG Booth #704

Attend Our “P25 for the Future” Panel

P25: New Standards, Interoperability, & Security for 2022 and Beyond

Wednesday August 10th  8:30-9:30 AM Room 208

Learn what's new for Project 25 in 2022 and beyond. See how the technology is adapting and interworking to meet the changing technology eco-system. Get the latest P25 technology update including: New P25 standards, and priorities going forward and LMR interworking with LTE.Wednesday August 10th  8:30-9:30 AM Room 208

New to P25? Attend our “P25 Revealed” Panel

A Concise Overview of Project 25 Standards, Capabilities, & Applications in simple basic terms

Wednesday August 10th  2:00-3:00 PM  Room 213 B-D

This panel will offer a concise overview and description of the Project 25 Standards, Capabilities, and Applications in simple laymen's terms. The current P25 Systems Model will be explored. The alphabet soup of P25 interface terminology will be explained: ISSI, CSSI, DFSI, and CAI. 

Visit our PTIG P25 Booth #704 to meet P25 System Users, Manufacturers, and Consultants.  See some of the latest P25 Products on Display 

Project 25 Technology Interest Group  Booth #704

A new Whitepaper has just been published titled:

“Land Mobile Radio/Long Term Evolution (LTE/LMR) Integration: Best Practices”

The Joint SAFECOM/National Council of Statewide Interoperability Coordinators (NCSWIC) P25 User Needs Working Group (UNWG) developed the LMR/LTE Integration: Best Practices whitepaper to share a snapshot of best practices and integration use cases identified by a variety of public safety members across the country during interviews conducted by P25 UNWG members and supported by CISA.

The Full document can be downloaded using either of the links below:

LINK 1

LINK 2

Excerpts from:

Land Mobile Radio/Long Term Evolution (LTE/LMR) Integration: Best Practices

“LMR will likely remain the main technology for public safety communications due to its reliability during emergency situations. However, the future will see LMR and LTE technologies coexisting without compromising the benefits of either”

This document is a snapshot of early LMR/LTE integration efforts and presents some of the lessons these pioneers have learned along the way.

Case Studies:

• Montgomery County, Texas, Hospital District
• Indiana Integrated Public Safety Commission, State of Indiana
• Department of Information Technology, Fairfax County, Virginia
• Michigan Public Safety Communications System
• Statewide Interoperability Office, State of Missouri
• New York Metropolitan Regional Radio System; Metropolitan Transportation Authority

“LTE is unlikely to displace LMR in the foreseeable future for various reasons. It is much more likely that the two technologies will merge.  Service providers and vendors are already offering gateways and software that can integrate the two, and public safety agencies across the United States are implementing these solutions to enhance their operational efficiency.”