Barrett 2050 Land Mobile phone

The 2050 transceiver auxiliary connector is fully featured to interface to a variety of external modems including the Barrett 2020 HF email system and the Barrett 923 email and data system.

HF E-mail and Data

An option that supports connection to an external GPS receiver for tracking applications using the Barrett 977 tracking system.

GPS Tracking

An embedded internal option fully interoperable with FED STD 1045 ALE systems. Also capable of full 16 digit telephone dialing (using FED STD 1045 ALE as the signalling medium) with Barrett 960 or Barrett 2060 ALE equipped telephone interconnects.

ALE - automatic link establishment

An option that provides a medium level of voice encryption for message privacy.

"Secure call"

"Telcall" option provides direct dialing access with Barrett Communications HF Telephone Interconnects and most interconnects from other manufacturers.

Direct dial telephone calls

Inserting the 2050 into the 2040 manpack adaptor, the complete unit becomes a lightweight (6.4kg) manpack transceiver with built-in automatic antenna tuner, battery management system and removable lithium ion battery cartridge. All connections such as handsets and auxiliary units are made through military specification connectors. Available with the manpack is a custom made backpack and frame assembly designed to hold the manpack, accessories normally used with the unit and other personal items.

Manpack configuration

Allows each channel to select one of two antennas - ideal when long and short distance antennas are used.

Second antenna connector

For ease of programming in a vehicle a notebook computer loaded with the 2000 series programming package can load a transceiver's parameters without the need for cables through the remote head IR port.

Programming by IR or serial port

Tests receiver performance, selcall, syllabic mute, VCO operation and serial communications port viability.

BITE- built in test equipment

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).

SMS Pagecall

Fitted with both a CCIR 493-4 based, four and six digit system of which the protocol is available for free distribution and an OEM protocol that is fully compatible with other major HF manufacturers four and six digit systems that utilise encryption.

Selective call options

The transceiver uses only two microprocessors, the main processor uses a soft loaded core while the second processor is used within the control head to operate the display and keypad.

Simple architecture

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.

Frequency hopping option

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.

Digital signal processing (DSP)

The 2050 transceiver is packaged as a desktop (local control) transceiver and with the addition of the simple and inexpensive Mobile pack the 2050 is quickly reconfigured to a mobile (trunk mount) transceiver. This feature simplifies the logistics of stocking the right transceiver for the right application. The modular design of the 2000 series of products as a whole enables a basic 2050 transceiver to adapt quickly and easily between base station, mobile, email, fax and data and manpack configurations.

Configuration Flexibility

Physically 40% smaller than our 900 series, the 2050 in a local control configuration measures only 185mm W x 270mm
D x 70mm H and weighs less than 2.6kg.