Icom F5061D / F6061D Split Dispatch Dongle

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Split Dispatch Dongle

The Split Dispatch Dongle is a simple attachment option to the F5061 Series mobile radio that promotes selective

digital decoding capabilities within a Talk Group (TG) in a Fleet.

This feature enables a Fleet Administrator to allow a large population of field subscribers to communicate freely

with the Dispatch(es) while prohibiting them from hearing the other field radios within their Talk Group.

Feature benefits include keeping Fleet personnel from using the radios for personal conversations; and, in a

trunking application, keeping the Fleet from using excessive channel capacity.

How does it work?

The Split Dispatch Dongle is connected to the 25-pin connec-

tor (standard on the F5061 series) of each radio that requires

selective decoding of audio. It utilizes the PC Commands that

are standard in the F5061 series mobile radios to compare

preprogrammed Talk Groups and Dispatcher ID’s. Then it

makes a decision to mute or unmute the speaker based on

the presence of those pre-authorized and programmed ID’s.

The Dispatch ID(s) and desired TG ID’s are programmed

into each dongle and connected to each field radio. As

signals are received, the dongle reads the PC Command

information. If the Talk Group received matches the Talk Group

F5061 Series

Features:

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Program cable is standard USB Mini

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Easy connection using attached D-Sub 25 connection

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Lightweight and small in size

Specifications:

Weight: 70 grams

Dimensions: 20mm X 51mm X 70mm

Cable: 7.5 inches with DSub 25 pin connector.

Voltage input: 13.8V supplied through D-Sub 25

Current Drain: 20mA

programmed in the dongle, the dongle proceeds to inspect

the Individual ID of the signal originator. If the received

signal individual ID matches the ID(s) preprogrammed in the

dongle, it allows the receiving radio to decode the audio in

the speaker.

In cases where the field radio receives signals with Talk Group

ID’s that are not programmed in the dongle, the dongle stays

idle and the radio decodes in accordance with its regular radio

programming. This allows the radio to perform in a standard

programmed way when other channels are used.

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