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OPERATIONAL COMMUNICATION
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Our mission is to offer safety-supporting operational communication solutions for railway organisations.
These solutions are designed to support smooth and efficient train operations and are tailored to suit the needs of dispatchers in railway command and control centeres - in short, all Frequentis solutions are designed to improve the effectiveness of everyday railway processes.
Operational communication takes place between command and control centres, train drivers, shunting personnel, maintenance personnel, neighbourhood dispatchers and includes local train stations.
 Our soulitions primarily focusses on interfacing with GSM-R mobile networks, but also provide a migration path for the integration of existing analog infrastructures into a unified communication system.
GSM-R
GSM-Railways has become the new standard for radio communications. High reliability and availability are prerequisites for the new GSM-R services. Frequentis systems are synonymous for state-of-the-art technology and reliability.
Railway Radio is a dispatcher-centric process. Therefore, the workflow in GSM-R is designed with focus on the dispatcher. Frequentis GSM-R Fixed Terminal Systems enable the full potential of the powerful GSM-R mobile systems in order to meet your operational requirements.
Command Control
Frequentis provides a perfect communication platform for command control centres in public transport. It supplies a wide range of functionalities for communication purposes, like interfacing to radio systems, fixed networks, public networks and other communication media.
Its special architecture supports countrywide networks. This includes major centres as well as small remote locations. The system features a real network management system based on IP (Internet Protocol). This provides full access to all system nodes from every position.
The technological concept provides non-blocking, fast and highly reliable communication links, thus yielding maximum performance and failsafe operation.
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