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El documento describe el sistema troncalizado APCO 25 IP, un sistema de comunicaciones inteligente basado en tecnología IP implementado en Ecuador para trabajar en áreas extendidas. Explica que el sistema migro de SMARTZONE a APCO 25 IP y describe los tipos de comunicación, que es IP, que es troncalizar, el ciclo de vida del sistema y los componentes como repetidores y controlador maestro.
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- 3. DOCENTE: CBOS. DE COM. FRIAS JONATHAN PRIMARIA: ESCUELA “FRAY SEBASTIAN ACOSTA” SECUNDARIA: COLEGIO MILITAR “HEROES DEL CENEPA” SUPERIOR: TEGNOLOGO EN CIENCIAS MILITARES CURSOS: TRONCALIZADO AUX. DE I.M MANTENIMIENTO DE PC O.M.T FULLCRUM
- 4. INTRODUCCION El sistema TRONCALIZADO es un sistema inteligente basado en tecnología APCO 25 IP que trabaja en área extendida, se creó y fue implementado en el Ecuador a raíz del conflicto de 1995; en la actualidad migro de la tecnología SMARTZONE a la tecnología APCO 25 IP.
- 5. TIPOS DE COMUNICACION Simplex Duplex o Semi-duplex Full Duplex
- 6. Que es IP
- 7. Que es troncalizar? Pase el siguiente...
- 8. El Ciclo de Vida del sistema Troncalizado APCO 25 IP
- 10. REPETIDOR
- 11. En el Sistema Troncalizado CONTROLADOR MAESTRO TALKGROUP A cc cv cv cc cv cv TALKGROUP B TALKGROUP C CENTRO DE DESPACHO CONSOLA 23.3 ms EJERCITO