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OCP radio messaging system Messages
in black and white - Part 1
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Experts in
private networks: DECT systems, radio networks and mobile security
applications
As a system supplier of on-site private communication networks, we
rely on making the optimum use of modern radio technologies. The company
was originally part of ANT-Nachrichtentechnik, Bosch Telecom and Tenovis
Mobile Security Communications. Thanks to our vast experience we can offer
you the ideal solution for your security, data and voice communication
systems. Constant communication availability combined with unrestricted
on-site freedom of movement increases your flexibility and significantly
improves the speed and efficiency of your working processes
OCP radio
paging system
The OCP radio paging system is an alphanumeric information and paging
system, which takes into account all the demands on today’s on-site
communication technology. Its strength lies in the transmission of text
messages, which can be entered in various ways. Messages entered manually
and pre-programmed messages are both transmitted in a matter of seconds,
maintaining system availability at all times.
For anyone who needs fast efficient information
The long range enables low cost radio coverage. Companies in almost
any industry and of almost any size, whose staff always need to be
informed can benefit from this low cost information. The OCP radio paging
system has primarily been designed for:
 | Industry |
| Hospitals
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| Public authorities
and administration |
| Retirement and nursing homes
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| Banks and insurance companies |
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Commercial
enterprises |
| Municipal
utilities and power supply companies |
| Service companies
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| Ports and airports |
Inform, respond – in the quickest way
With the OCP radio messaging system, you can transmit up to 160
alphanumeric characters per call in seconds. You can pass on urgent
information in plain text to specific individuals or groups of people. You
can enter the text either alphanumerically directly on the OCP keyboard or
numerically using any telephone in the internal system (PBX). Of course,
the system can also be operated using a PC (stand alone or network).
Increased productivity and greater security thanks to automation
Direct call and alarm contacts trigger the automatic transmission of
previously formatted complete alphanumeric information to the relevant
mobile subscribers. These contacts can be emergency buttons on hospital
beds, failure contacts on machines, level sensors on tanks or similar
equipment. In chemical plants or laboratories, probe or sensor data is
analysed by computers. Using the OCP radio messaging system, this data can
be automatically transmitted to the appropriate mobile subscribers (e.g.
plant technicians) before any damage occurs.
System features
OCP 250 onsite communication processor: small, compact, functional,
easy to understand
The OCP (onsite communication processor) marks
the launch of a new family of radio messaging equipment’s, which allows
transmission of text messages up to 160 characters in length. These
messages can be sent to individual subscribers or to freely programmable
groups of people. A special feature is the cancel call, e.g. for service
or nursing staff. The person who accepts the call acknowledges it on the
telephone and the call is then automatically cancelled on the receivers of
the other group members.
OCP onsite communication processor, the heart of the system
The intelligent and versatile multifunction communication centre
The OCP onsite communication processors are the central control devices
in the system. It controls and manages all call activities in the radio
system. The OCP act as the communication control for paging calls
activated by
| The
local private telephone system |
| A PC or PC network |
| Direct calls or
alarm contacts |
| External computers |
| Other external alarm or messaging systems
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OCP 250 onsite communication processor
This processor provides an operator terminal with voice
capability and is best suited for use as a link between parties for whom
voice communication is the best solution. The operator central can be
called and allows direct toggling between radio/radio and telephone/radio
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