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MCC 7100 IP DISPATCH CONSOLE

MOBILE, FLEXIBLE, MISSION CRITICAL VoIP DISPATCH CONSOLE

MCC 7100
IP DISPATCH CONSOLE
Today’s dynamic command and control you are. The integrated Instant Recall Recorder
(IRR) can save and forward a single call or a
environments demand communication block of calls and will automatically delete records
capabilities that can be deployed at a as they exceed the configurable capacity.
moment’s notice, anytime, anywhere.
Take command of situations from virtually
As a fixed or mobile solution, the anywhere. The MCC 7100 Console uses wired or
MCC 7100 IP Dispatch Console eliminates wireless networks to establish Project 25 (P25)
traditional technology barriers to encrypted voice communications with trunked and
conventional radios, when and where you need
deliver the flexible, interoperable
them most.
communications you demand.
Use the portable MCC 7100 Console to quickly
The MCC 7100 Console offers mission critical expand your mobile work force communications
capability for controlled public safety dispatch for on the spot coordination during special events,
environments as well as secure connectivity from for disaster management, in back-up facilities and
the customer network or VPN access over the to increase temporary dispatch capacity. Equip
internet. senior staff with the ability to easily monitor and
initiate communications from their office, on the road
Listen and respond to 9-1-1 callers and radio
or in remote locations.
communications on one headset using external
phone interface (EPI) and standard Motorola With this new flexibility and mobility, dispatchers
accessories or travel light with MCC 7100 Console in the field no longer have to juggle multiple
on a laptop or tablet and common off the shelf USB portable radios for communications. Instead,
accessories. a laptop or PC equipped with the MCC 7100
Instantly record selected radio receive audio as well Console provides full dispatch control with firewall
as dispatcher transmit audio for replay wherever secured protection into the ASTRO® 25 network.
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EASY TO USE, FLEXIBLE, AND Busy users quickly respond to missed calls by simply
CUSTOMIZABLE USER INTERFACE clicking on an entry in the Activity Log and selecting
transmit. The display information such as the number
To help reduce training needs, increase adoption of calls and date and time specifics are customizable to
rates and keep dispatch practices consistent, the fit the needs of the individual user.
MCC 7100 Console uses the familiar MCC 7500
Console graphical user interface (GUI) with easily To support full customization of the GUI or integration
recognized icons and graphics based on Microsoft with 3rd party applications, an available Software
Windows®. Development Kit (SDK) provides access to all console
functionality.
The customizable GUI allows you to layout screen
resources with color, size and placement choices KEY INTEROPERABILITY FEATURES
organized by agency, shift or other criteria in order to Works in Parallel with MCC 7500 Consoles
build the user interface according to your individual or The ASTRO 25 console system may consist
organization specifications. exclusively of MCC 7100 Consoles or operate in
Enhanced Alert Tones provide the ability for parallel with MCC 7500 Consoles. Both share the
dispatchers to send one of fifteen user-configurable same GUI and can have the same selected resources
alert tones on the selected radio resource(s). The with cross muting supported between the two.
radio resource may be analog conventional, ASTRO 25
USB Audio Interface Module (AIM)
conventional, or trunked talkgroups or Private Calls.
The USB AIM supports Motorola standard mic,
The Enhanced Alert Tones are based on .wav files footswitch, and headset peripherals, plus an external
stored on the dispatch position’s computer and mapped paging encoder port to provide tone paging services,
to alert tone buttons on the dispatch position’s GUI. a NENA compliant external phone interface (EPI)
Trunked and conventional radio channels are port to allow a single headset to be used to answer
customizable with various controls, such as; patch 9-1-1 calls and handle radio communications, a local
setup and tear down, frequency select, coded/clear logging recorder port, and support for four private
select and individual volume control, based on user dedicated Aux I/O’s.
preferences. Per-channel controls can be fully or
Agency Partitioning Delivers Sharing
partially shown, or hidden to save space on the screen.
and Cost Savings
Because mission critical voice is dependent on the With Agency Partitioning, multiple agencies can
state of the network in use, the MCC 7100 Console share a system to gain interoperability and cost
includes a Network Status Indicator to provide the savings benefits, and still maintain control of their
user with constant real time feedback about network own channels, encryption keys, configuration and more.
conditions affecting communication performance.

Audio Interface Module (AIM)

External Paging Foot Switch Port Reserved Private Aux Headset

Encoder Port I/O Port Jackbox

NENA Compliant
Desk Top External Phone Local Logging Headset
Microphone Port Interface Port Recorder Port Reserved Jackbox Computer

Tailor the MCC 7100 Console to your needs

with the customizable user interface
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hardware encryption is available for AES, DES-OFB

and ADP encryption algorithms.
The added security of tamper resistant FIPS 140-2
approved key storage is exclusively supported for laptop
users with Hardware Key Management. The Hardware
Key Management system is fully compliant with KVL
4000 (Version B) keyloading and Over the Ethernet
Keying (OTEK).

Console Alias Manager Gives Local Control

The MKM 7000 Console Alias Manager may be used SOLUTION COMPONENTS
with the MCC 7100 Console to allow agencies to MCC 7100 Console Positions
locally manage their radio unit IDs. The MCC 7100 Console connects directly to the radio
system’s IP transport network without gateways
Different agencies sharing the system can manage or interface boxes. Vocoding and encryption are
their radio unit ID aliases independently and performed within each software-based operator
autonomously. Users easily differentiate between position. MCC 7100 Consoles function as integrated
“their” radio users and “other” radio users by using components of the total radio system without
more generic aliases for the “other” users. additional centralized electronics.
Ensure Emergency Transmissions Get Priority The MCC 7100 Console position can be comprised
Transmit Priority Levels provide an orderly and of a laptop computer with just a headset, or operate
consistent method for ensuring that higher priority with a traditional desktop computer and monitor with
transmissions are able to takeover resources from a keyboard, mouse / trackball / touchscreen, up to 8
lower priority transmissions. assignable speakers, and audio accessories.

Create Communications Interoperability Audio Accessories

MCC 7100 Console users patch communications Commercially available USB connected accessories that
between trunked and/or conventional radios that are have been tested for optimal audio quality are supported.
normally unable to communicate with each other. Compatibility
Patched radio users see the ID or alias of the other The MCC 7100 Console software requires Microsoft
patched radio(s), as opposed to that of the console. Windows® 7 operating system.
This minimizes confusion and the need for the user
to intervene in the call. Patches are automatically re- For users who need to conduct dispatch activity and
established if interrupted so that users stay focused other tasks on a single computer, the MKM 7000
on continuing operations. Console Alias Manager Client, ASTRO 25 Advanced
Messaging Solution and Microsoft® Office are also
Protect Sensitive Communications approved for installation.
Encryption and decryption services within each
Channel Capacity Licenses
position enable users to fully participate in secure
Channel capacity licenses are available for 5, 10, 15
communications while keeping sensitive, vital
or 20 encrypted or unencrypted simultaneous voice
information completely encrypted between the
streams (channels). The licenses provide monitoring
MCC 7100 Console dispatcher and radio users.
ability of 15, 30, 45, and 60 resources, respectively.
Users can connect with agencies that have different
Capacity licenses are issued for the life of the product
encryption configurations without any manual
and continue in force when the system is upgraded.
intervention or delay. Up to twenty calls using up to
three different algorithms and multiple secure keys Remote Operation
can be supported simultaneously. Full dispatch capability is provided when operating
outside of the ASTRO 25 Network. The MCC 7100
To help reduce stress and potential errors when
Console supports firewall controlled access for
managing encrypted audio situations, indicators and
up to 10 channels into the secure ASTRO 25 network
alerts are provided when the console mode does
from the Customer Enterprise Network (CEN).
not match that of a received call, as well as when a
For remote access with additional security, virtual private
patch or multi-select group is being set up between a
network (VPN) access is also supported through the CEN.
mix of clear and secure channels. Both software and
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SPECIFICATIONS
System Compatibility ASTRO® 25 System
Vocoder Algorithms Supported AMBE, (IMBE is compatible with AMBE), G.728 (for Analog Conventional)
Encryption Algorithms Supported AES (256 bit), DES-OFB, ADP (Advanced Digital Privacy)
MCC 7100 IP Dispatch Console Console Resides on the Console Resides Outside the
Capacities ASTRO 25 Network ASTRO 25 Network
Simultaneous Audio Sessions per 5, 10,15 or 20 license options 5 or 10 license options
Console
Bandwidth Requirement per 35 kbps 35 kbps
Channel
Simultaneous Encryption/ 5, 10,15 or 20 5 or 10
Decryption Sessions per Secure
Capable Console
Multi-Select Groups per Dispatch Up to 4 Up to 4
Console (with up to 20 Members per Multi-Select group) (with up to 10 Members per Multi-Select group)
Patch Groups per Dispatch Console Up to 4 (with 8 members per patch group) Up to 2 (with 4 members per patch group)
Monitored Resources per Dispatch Up to 60 Up to 30
Console

USB AUDIO INTERFACE MODULE SPECIFICATIONS

Before you mount and install the USB Audio Interface device (AIM), verify that you meet the environmental requirements necessary for the
device to operate.
Connector type Device
RJ45 One desktop gooseneck microphone, one local logging recorder,
Audio Interface Module (AIM) one external telephone headset, one external paging encoder, one
footswitch, and support for four private Aux I/O’s.
DB15 Two headset jacks connectors.
Dimensions (H x D x W) 1.69 x 5.23 x 8.39 in (43 x 133 x 213 mm)
Weight 1.43 lbs (0.65 kg)
AC Operating Voltage for the 90 VAC - 264 VAC
USB AIM Power Supply
Minimum Input Voltage 90 VAC with 57~63 Hz
Maximum Input Voltage 264 VAC with 47~53 Hz
Typical Input Voltages 115 VAC and 230 VAC
DC Operating Voltage for the 12 VDC (nominal)
USB AIM Device
Maximum Power Consumption 0.5 A at 12 VDC (6 Watt)
Operating Temperature 5°C (41°F) – 40°C (104°F)
Storage Temperature -25°C (-13°F) – 70°C (158°F)
Relative Humidity Operating 0% – 90% relative humidity at 40°C non-condensing
Certifications CE ICES-003
CMM EPUF 50 EN 609 50 - 1 : 2006 + A11 : 2009 + A1 : 2010 + A12: 2011
EAC EN55022 :2010
Safety EN55024 :2010
CSA 60950-1-07 2011-12 EN 61000-3-2:2006 +A1:2009 +A2:2009
UL 60950-1 2011 EN 61000-3-3:2008
IEC 60950-1 2005 Energy Efficiency
EMC Emissions & Immunity International Energy Efficiency Level V
FCC part15B Class B (PVM power supply only)

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