MR902P
A vehicle-side terminal in the catalogue multi-layer network, working alongside handheld units
- Mounting form
- Vehicle-mounted terminal (per catalogue diagram)
- Network position
- Terminal layer of a multi-layer network
- Deployment shown
- Vehicle installation together with handheld terminals
- Technical data
- Band, power and channels confirmed at quotation
Vehicle-Mounted Mobile Radio MR902P
A vehicle-side terminal in the catalogue multi-layer network, working alongside handheld units
The source catalogue places the MR902P at the vehicle side of a multi-layer radio network, installed with handheld terminals and roof cameras. Technical data for the model is confirmed per market version at quotation.
Reviewed by Ellen Zhou
- Mounting form
- Vehicle-mounted terminal (per catalogue diagram)
- Network position
- Terminal layer of a multi-layer network
- Deployment shown
- Vehicle installation together with handheld terminals
- Technical data
- Band, power and channels confirmed at quotation
Overview
The MR902P is documented in the source catalogue as a vehicle-mounted terminal inside a multi-layer radio network, installed alongside handheld terminals and roof cameras. It is not presented as a stand-alone radio: its configuration and interfaces are defined by the network and confirmed per market version.
Positioning and role
- System role: a vehicle-side mobile terminal within a wider radio network.
- Shared vehicle fit: installed in the same vehicles as handheld terminals.
- Not stand-alone: buying decisions start from the system around the radio.
- Documented basis: the catalogue network diagram and accompanying material only.
- Buyer questions: which transport paths are used, whether data or positioning returns to dispatch, and whether handheld interoperability is required.
Network architecture
- Application layer: dispatch consoles, exchange control server, dispatch servers, GIS server and recording server.
- Convergence gateway: links the radio network to PSTN lines, the internet and legacy short-wave radio.
- Network layer: BeiDou satellite positioning, MESH links, private optical network, public 4G, communication satellite and short-range VHF/UHF paths.
- Terminal layer: handheld radios, vehicle terminals and cameras.
- MR902P position: the terminal layer, installed in vehicles.
Deployment shown
- Vehicle installation: the diagram shows installations built from the model together with handheld terminals.
- Roof cameras: those vehicles carry roof cameras.
- On-site dispatch: the vehicles work with on-site dispatch positions.
Configuration choices
- Unpublished specifications: no frequency range, output power, channel count or interface list is published.
- Market version: those items are confirmed for the market version ordered.
- Reason: band plans, permitted power and available interfaces are decided per market.
- Datasheet: the current revision for the version we would quote is available on request.
Installation and deployment
- Vehicle electrical system: confirm which electrical system the vehicles run.
- Equipment positions: where the radio body, control head and antenna go is agreed.
- Scope: whether roof cameras or on-site dispatch equipment are included.
- Dispatch integration: whether positioning must feed the dispatch layer.
- Confirmed with quote: mounting hardware, power accessories and interface set for the quoted configuration.
Ordering and OEM
- Licensing: required in most countries, applied for locally by the importer or operating company.
- Band version: the version quoted depends on the operating country and the licence held.
- Technical documentation: we supply what the application needs.
- Quote inputs: destination market, vehicle role, terminals in use and dispatch-layer needs such as recording, GIS or gateway connections.
- OEM and ODM: branding and packaging support available.
- Quotation output: configuration, current documentation and pricing.
Full specification
| Model | MR902P |
|---|---|
| Mounting form | Vehicle installation as shown in the source catalogue diagram |
| Network position | Terminal layer of the illustrated multi-layer network |
| Transport layers shown | MESH, VHF/UHF short-range, private optical network, 4G public network, satellite |
| Positioning shown | BeiDou satellite positioning |
| Companion terminals shown | Handheld terminals in the same vehicle installation |
| Frequency range | Confirmed per market version at quotation |
| Output power | Confirmed per market version at quotation |
| Channel capacity | Confirmed per market version at quotation |
| Mounting, power and interfaces | Confirmed with the quoted configuration |
| Documentation | Current datasheet issued with the quotation |
Shipping & compliance
- Lithium battery: UN38.3 test summary and SDS are available for transport.
- Type approval, FCC or CE documents depend on the model and band version; confirm at quotation.
- Project pricing on request. MOQ and lead time depend on the model and configuration.
- Warranty and spare-parts terms are confirmed in the project quotation.
Typical applications
- Vehicle-based operations that need an on-board terminal working with handheld crews
- Command, patrol and response vehicles shown with roof cameras and on-site dispatch equipment
- Coverage building where MESH and short-range links extend a network, as illustrated
- Fleets that must reach a dispatch layer with recording, GIS and gateway connections
- Mixed fleets where vehicles and handheld terminals share the same system
- Projects specifying a terminal per market licence rather than per fixed catalogue configuration
Frequently asked questions
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What exactly is documented for the MR902P?
The source catalogue documents the model inside a multi-layer network diagram: a vehicle-mounted terminal at the terminal layer, installed together with handheld terminals, shown with vehicle roof cameras and on-site dispatch, in a network drawn with BeiDou positioning, MESH, private optical, 4G, satellite and short-range VHF/UHF transport. No frequency range, output power, channel count or interface list is published for it, so this page does not state any.
Is it a vehicle-mounted radio or a base station?
The catalogue diagram shows it as a vehicle-side terminal, so the copy describes the vehicle installation that is documented. If you are planning a fixed base or desktop position instead, tell us and we will confirm which configuration the current revision supports before quoting.
Which band version should I order?
Band versions differ by market, and no band figure is published for this model in our source material. Confirm your destination country and the licence you hold with our team, and we will quote the version that matches.
Do we need a licence to operate it?
In most countries, transmitting on business radio channels requires a licence issued to the user. Licensing is the responsibility of the importer or the operating company locally, and we supply the technical documentation the application needs once the version is fixed.
Can it work with the handheld terminals we already use?
The catalogue diagram shows the model installed and working together with handheld terminals in the same system, which is the documented basis for interoperability. The actual channel plan and signalling have to be agreed first, so send us the terminals in use and we will check how they pair with this vehicle terminal.
Can we order our own branding and packaging?
OEM and ODM support is available. Send the logo files, packaging artwork requirements and target quantity, and our team will confirm what can be customised on this model.
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