Hytera Patrol System
Patrol Security Management

Applications

All types of patrol security such as malls, industrial, schools, and more.

Highlights

• Different applications
  The Hytera Patrol System can provide support many different types of application areas, to optimize patrol management. Wherever patrol personnel are being employed, routes can be planned and monitored with the help of the patrol applications. For example, in factories, logistic centers, hotels or in the retail industry.
• Efficient patrol management
  Routes and timetables can be created and adjusted with the help of Hytera software. This allows for flexible changes to routes, and the opportunity to optimize them in relation to your current requirements.
• Proven DMR radio technology and RFID
  The radio technology employed for the data transfer to the call center is based on the open ETSI DMR standard. The data of the patrol is collected using passive RFID-capable checkpoints and tags using the reader in the PD415 handset.
• Flexible usage
  A repeater, as well as a mobile radio (MD785/MD785G) can be used as a receiving station. In the case of a repeater, the patrol system is connected via IP, which allows it to be placed at a remote location. If using the MD785/MD785G, this is accomplished with the standard programming cable.
• Reliable data transfer
  If data cannot be transferred to the call center due to a lack of DMR radio coverage, the PD415 radio will store the information and allow you to transfer this data later. As soon as the radio is connected with the DMR system once again, the patrol data be recent at the push of a button. Alternatively, offline data transfer is possible using a cable.

Features

• How does the patrol system work?
  Hytera’s patrol system is based on RFID technology and conventional DMR radio from Hytera. The handheld DMR PD415 with an integrated RFID reader is used. With the help of this RFID reader, it is possible to read passive RFID tags. The RFID tags are made up of a patrol identification card and a checkpoint. These checkpoints are installed in the area to be safe-guarded along the intended patrol route. Upon taking up their post, the patrol person registers with a PD415 radio and their RFID identification card and is subsequently logged into the patrol system. If they pass a checkpoint in the course of their route, they can scan it with their radio. The data acquired is transmitted from the radio to the patrol software, where they can subsequently be analyzed.
• Functions of the Hytera patrol software
  The patrol software offers all the functions for efficient management of patrol personnel and their patrols. Upon receiving the data, it shows the current locations of the patrols and logs them.
• Comprehensive administration
  As the administrator you can manage all of the information recorded by the application, patrol personnel, checkpoints, patrol routes and log times.
• Visualization of patrol routes
  Import your own site map in to the patrol application, in the form of a graphics file (e.g. JPG). The software then allows you to add your checkpoints, and build in special features such as several floors to the building to allow a complete patrol to be visualized.
• Analyzing patrol data
  The patrol software provides numerous useful functions for searching and statistical analysis of the data received. If needed, they can be exported to an Excel file or a PDF document.
• Structure of the Patrol System
  To set up the Patrol System from Hytera, you will need a selection of Hytera's PD415 radios, and the corresponding RFID accessories; RFID identification cards, and RFID checkpoints. The data of the patrol collected with the help of these components is transmitted by the PD415 radios to a Hytera DMR repeater, or a Hytera MD785/MD785G mobile radio.