FSE 516

Manual frequency switch

With the manual frequency switch, the operator can switch to the next radio channel by pressing a button.

Your advantages:

• The process is easy to understand and offers a quick solution.

How it works:

• To switch the radio channel the operator presses the Start button.
• If this channel is occupied by another device, it is possible to switch again to the next frequency.
• 16 radio channels are available.

radiomatic^® AFS

radiomatic^® AFS stands for Automatic Frequency Selection.

Your advantages:

• To switch the frequency, the operator simply has to turn the transmitter off and on again. The radio system then automatically finds a free channel.
• This process is thus a quick and easy solution for the operator.

How it works:

• When the transmitter is turned on, the radio system checks if the radio channel that was last used is available.
• If this channel is occupied, the radio system automatically switches to a free radio channel.
• If there are frequency conflicts later on, the operator simply turns the transmitter off and on again.
• radiomatic^® AFS immediately searches for a free radio channel.

DECT

DECT stands for Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications and offers fully automatic frequency management.

Your advantages:

• A manual frequency coordination with other radio users is not necessary.
• The operator can work without interruptions, even in areas with many radio users. This saves valuable time.

How it works:

• This technology works on an exclusive frequency band of 1880 – 1900 MHz.
• Frequency management is fully automatic.

Adaptive Frequency Hopping

HBC’s advanced fully automatic frequency management comes standard with all our 2.4 GHz radio systems.

Your advantages:

• A manual frequency coordination with other radio users is not necessary.
• The operator can work without interruption, even in areas with many radio users. This saves valuable time.
• This technology is approved almost worldwide, which makes warehousing much easier: instead of different country-specific high frequency modules, in most cases, just a single 2.4 GHz module can be used.
• In countries where HBC radio systems are approved, the 2.4 GHz technology is available without registration or license fees. This saves costs and effort.

How it works:

• Frequency management is already included in the radio system and works automatically.