Product Description
BCP20507
The Barrett 2050 Wireless control HF transceiver, the centerpiece of the 2000 series of HF communications
equipment, combines current technology with the intuitive “ease of use” that has become synonymous with Barrett Communications’ equipment.
Teaming the versatile 2050 transceiver with other 2000 series products provides email, fax, telephone and data connectivity within an HF network
and onwards to both the international telephone network and the internet.
Secure long range voice, email, telephone and tracking
Rapid mobile or base station installation
Independent of all other communications networks
Reliable and easy to operate
Free to air – no call costs
>> Configuration flexibility
>> Selective Call
>> Direct dial telephone calls
>> Automatic Link Establishment (ALE)
>> Frequency hopping option
>> “Secure Call”
>> HF email, fax and data
>> SMS pagecall
>> GPS tracking
>> Digital signal processing (DSP)
>> Simple architecture
>> BITE – built-in test equipment
>> Programming by IR or serial port
>> Second antenna connector
LOGISTICS
All the options currently available for the Barrett 2050 transceiver are available with the Barrett 2050 Wireless control HF transceiver.
All major internal modules of the Barrett 2050 Wireless control HF transceiver are identical to the Barrett 2050 transceiver.
The RJ-45 connector has been retained to enable use with conventional control heads simplifying support logistics.
Overview
BCP20507
Compact water-resistant wireless handset set with LCD display
No cabling required between the main RF unit, the control handset
and the speaker
The handset cradle and wireless speaker only require a power
supply between 10 and 18 V DC
Wireless handset operation and display identical to existing 2050
control heads
Wireless handset operates up to 7m from the vehicle(environment dependent)
Supports Multiple speakers
The protocol between the handset, speaker and the HF transceiver RF module is proprietary and not based on any current wireless protocols such as Bluetooth© and 802.11.
This protocol and the spread spectrum frequency selection are specifically designed to operate in high RF environments from HF through to VHF and UHF.
The handset can be removed from the vehicle by the authorised operator disabling the use of the HF transceiver when unattended.
For fleet use a security tethering cord is supplied to avoid the unit being removed from the vehicle.
The handset has internal batteries (not user replaceable to preclude easy removal) and is charged by the mounting cradle that comes in two parts enabling mounting on a dash top or a dash vertical face.
Teaming the 2050 transceiver with other 2000 series products provides email, fax, telephone and data connectivity within an HF network and onwards to both the international telephone network and the internet.
Following installation and on initial power up the HF transceiver RF module automatically ‘pairs’ the speaker and handset to itself with a unique security code. This ensures that if vehicles are operated in close proximity their respective wireless links do not interfere with each other.
2050 Generic Features
Digital Signal Processing (DSP)
A single DSP chip provides modulation and demodulation of all on air signalling used in the ALE, Selective Call and syllabic mute processes and provides noise reduction of received signals.
Frequency hopping option
A simple to operate, unique frequency hopping system that has no network entry time or late entry time. Simply enter the hop band, cipher key number and talk.
Simple architecture
The transceiver uses only two microprocessors, the main processor uses a soft loaded core while the second processor is used within the wireless handset to operate the display and keypad.
Size and weight
The 2050 in a local control configuration measures only 185(w) x 270(d) x 70(h) and weighs less than 2.6 kg. Housed in a lightweight, extremely strong sealed aluminium chassis, 2050 meets MIL-STD 810G for drop,
dust, temperature, shock and vibration.
GPS tracking
An option that supports connection to an external GPS receiver(included) for tracking applications using the Barrett 977 tracking system.
Direct dial telephone calls
“Telcall” option provides direct dialling access with Barrett Communications’ HF Telephone Interconnects and most interconnects from other manufacturers.
“SMS Pagecall”
Allows short text messages to be sent from one 2050 transceiver to another. Barrett 2050 transceivers have alpha-numeric input keys(similar to mobile phones) that allow direct text message input (without the need for an external PC or Palm type input device).
HF email fax and data
The 2050 transceiver auxiliary connector is fully featured to interface to a variety of external modems including the Barrett 2020 HF email system.
The Barrett 2020 Email fax & data system is ideal for the provision of full telecommunication facilities within organizations with remote-sited operations with no existing communication infrastructure.
The 2020 provides a simple automatic interface for speech, data, fax and email among all stations in the HF Network with full connectivity to internet, email and fax facilities via the international telephone network.
With this kit, no GPS antenna is visible on vehicle exterior when using the GPS receiver(Included) fitted internally in the 2019 automatic tuning mobile antenna.
Tech Specs
BCP20507 General transceiver specifications
Standards
– Exceeds/complies with Australian/ New Zealand standard A S / N Z S 4 7 7 0 : 2 0 0 0 a n d A S / N Z S 4 5 8 2 : 1 9 9 9
– Exceeds/complies with EMC and vibration standard IEC 945
– Complies with MIL-STD 810G for drop, dust, temperature, shock and vibration.
Transmit frequency range 1.6 MHz to 30 MHz (continuous)
Receive frequency range 250 kHz to 30 MHz (continuous)*
Channel capacity Up to 500 programmable channels (simplex or semi-duplex)
Operating modes J3E (USB, LSB) – H3E (AM) – J2A (CW) – J2B (AFSK)
Optional J2B (AFSK) with narrow filter
Operating temperature -30°C to 70°C humidity 95% relative, non-condensing
Frequency hopping 25 or 5 hops per second with external syncronisation unit
(ESU) supplied when the option is fitted
Supply voltage 2050 -13.8 V DC 20% / -10% (negative ground) Polarity protected and Over voltage protected
Current consumption 470 mA standby (muted, back lighting off)
Selcall system: is based on CCIR 493-4, four and six digit systems. Protocol available for free distribution. Fully compatible with other major HF manufacturers’ four and six digit systems including encrypted systems
RF output power
– 125 W PEP voice ±1.5 dB or
– 30 W PEP voice ±1.5 dB or
– 10 W PEP voice ±1.5 dB
Duty cycle 100% two tone input signal with fan option. Current consumption Voice average less than 9 Amps typical Two tone less than 12 Amps typical
Wireless link specifications
Digital frequency hopping, TDMA radio, 260 channels 2.4 GHz ISM Band
Output power max 1 mW
High resistance to multipath interference
High RF field immunity
Digital audio transceiver with high speed digital control channel
Automatic sense of standard Barrett 2050 front panel via RJ-45 connector
Multiple speakers supported from one HF transceiver RF module
Wireless handset specifications
Standby current 25 mA
Operational current 50 mA
Battery life 6 hours (approx)
LCD status display “Auto Off” if no HF transceiver RF module located
Input voltage To handset cradle 10 to 18 V DC (to supply charge
controller in handset when docked)
Wireless speaker specifications
Standby current <10 mA linked to HF transceiver RF module
Operational current 50 mA speaker volume setting (max 10 W drive)
Input voltage 10 to 18 V DC
2050 specifications may be updated without notice, please see Barrett 2050 HF transceiver, brochure Part No: BCB205001