SCG
has gained extensive knowledge and experience in the
design and integration of a wide range of applications
and solutions for far/remote communication on HF SSB
systems using the Sky Wave (Ionosphere layer), Ground
Wave or Direct Waves.
The capabilities of the modern HF
radio technology are similar to satellite systems, but
the cost savings are considerable being free-to-air
with much less initial capital outlay for both mobile
and base communications units.
SCG is able to provide reliable and
cost effective solutions over long distances (as far
as several thousand kilometres).
The following options could provide
the answer to your communication requirements:
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Voice Solution
Networks can be achieved even in remote areas by
using fixed, vehicular and portable equipment to
achieve reliable and effective voice communication. |
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Facsimile Solution
The SCG fax solution can, with a standard fax machine,
achieve efficient and error-free facsimile transmission
in remote areas. |
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Email
Solution
An efficient and effective email service can be
provided to organizations without a telephone infrastructure.
This offers the capability to communicate with conventional
E-mail users. It also offers Internet connectivity
and compatibility with most popular commercial E-mail
packages. |
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Interconnect
Solution
SCG is able to offer a range of products that enable
interconnection between HF transceivers and the
following: |
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Telephone
networks - to make and receive telephone calls on
HF transceivers |
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UHF/VHF networks
- to support mixed HF and VHF/UHF radio networks
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UHF/VHF networks
- to provide a long-distance HF trunk connection
between two UHF/VHF networks |
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GPS Location and Tracking Solutions
SCG is able
to provide modern, viable and cost-effective options
for managing your fleet, occupational health and
safety, security or field coordination.
Vessels and vehicles
fitted with a GPS receiver and a HF radio can
be tracked and managed over distances of several
thousand kilometres. .
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