learning curve with high functionality, and its ease of use is consistent across all frequency bands, types of users, and
applications.
CrewCom Devices
The following is a list of available CrewCom devices. For more information on each of these products and their
configuration capabilities, visit the specific device's overview pages linked below.
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(CU) – the 1RU foundational element of the CrewCom system that establishes the CrewNet-based
infrastructure while also providing external connections to common established intercom systems. Unlike
traditional BaseStations, the CU contains no radio and is frequency agnostic, which sets the groundwork for a
multi-frequency capable system. For maximum flexibility, any CU can access, control, and monitor any active
device across CrewNet. The CU is available in a “CCU-22” or “CCU-44” model, which simultaneously support
up to (2) 2-Wire and (2) 4-Wire or (4) 2-Wire and (4) 4-Wire intercom connections, respectively.
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(RP) – the direct portable wireless communication device connecting individual CrewCom users to
the CrewCom system. Each RP provides full duplex audio communications and, through customized function
buttons, General Purpose Output (GPO) control and event logging. The RP requires a connected headset and
access to a Radio Transceiver on the CrewCom system. Devices are available in 2.4GHz and 900MHz bands as
well as two and four volume/talk button configurations.
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(RT) – a CrewCom radio device that houses a transmitter and receiver (2.4GHz or 900MHz)
and its corresponding antennas, enabling RF communications to CrewCom Radio Packs. Using the CrewNet
network as the system’s backbone, RTs can be positioned throughout a wide coverage area by being linked
back to a Control Unit either directly or through a Hub(s). Connectivity is accomplished using either Cat 5e (or
greater) or Single Mode Fiber (SMF).
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– a CrewNet-based device with eight ports to allow extended interconnection for a variety of
CrewCom hardware. Ports one through seven are copper (RJ-45, Cat 5e, or greater); port eight can be either
an additional copper port or a duplex LC Single Mode Fiber port, but only one may be used at a time. The Hub
provides for extensive system expansion and flexibility.
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– a CrewNet-based device with eight ports to allow extended interconnection for a variety of
CrewCom hardware. Ports two through eight are duplex LC single-mode fiber ports; port one can be either an
additional fiber port or a copper port (RJ-45, Cat 5e, or greater), but only one may be used at a time. The Hub
provides for extensive system expansion and flexibility.
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