Wireless Intercom Kit

Description

What It’s For

These kits provide a way for ground crew performing aircraft movements at airports to be able to talk to each other.

The Dalcomm wireless intercom is a set of headsets that can all talk to each other wirelessly and a gateway that connects to the aircraft external intercom jack so the intercom gets tied into the wireless workgroup. That allows the pushback driver headset to be able to transmit to the flightdeck. All headsets can hear the flightdeck at all times.

Features

• 550 feet of range from headset to headset, and from headset to gateway.
• Operates at 915MHz, the medical/industrial/scientific frequency, no license needed.
• Up to 8 headsets can talk to each other in a work group.
• No gateway needed to talk to the other headsets in the set since they are built like a radio, not using DECT technology.
• Internal Antenna – Dalcomm wireless headsets and gateway are now upgraded to an internal antenna. It’s less stuff to break.
• On/Off/Volume control – Easy to just turn on and use. Just turn the knob and ‘click’, it’s on and you can talk to the crew. Keep turning the knob to turn the volume up.
• Battery indicator – It is critical to know battery status. This headset has real time battery indicator light set, (green, green, yellow, red) on the side of the headset that come on when you turn the headset on.  It’s better than the competition because it’s not a voice prompt or series of flashes, it can be seen immediately.
• Charging – Each kit comes with charging cables for headsets and gateway inside the case. This includes a power supply brick with multiple USB ports that the cables plug into. That’s all hidden in the foam in the case. Charging cables are available separately too.
• Broad frequency response earphones and microphone mean all communications are clear, and understandable.

Work Groups

• Group ID – We’ve added a rubber ring to the place where the headband attaches to the ear cup. There are 7 colors available. If you put three rings on a headset you get 343 possible different work groups, arranged by mixing the colored rings.
• Easy to use programming software. You set the workgroup with Dalcomm Wireless software. It’s easy to use, drop down menus let you set the workgroup that you want the headset connected to. Then you can just pop a new colored band on the headset and you’re good to go, no down time. If you work with one of our resellers like Ramp Communications or DCG Radio, you can set up additional support services, including repair service, to keep you up and running all the time.

4 User Kit

Inside the case with wheels you will find two wing walker headsets, one pushback driver headset, an additional wing walker style headset for a supervisor, and one gateway. The case has a built in charging system and an extension cord to plug the case in.

3 User Kit

Inside the case with wheels you will find two wing walker headsets, one pushback driver headset, and one gateway with it’s aircraft adapter cable. The case has a built in charging system and an extension cord to plug the case in.

2 User Deicing Kit

This kit includes two wing walker style headsets that can talk to each other. Each one comes in a headset carry bag with a charging cable included. Battery backup sold separately.

Testimonial From Someone Who Knows

Here’s what Tim from Ramp Communications says about our system:

“For many years the airline ground support communication headset market has been dominated
by a small number of manufacturers, most notably ***** ***** Company. While these systems
are widely used, airlines and ground service providers have frequently expressed concerns
regarding wireless pairing complexity, durability in harsh ramp environments, and the cost
associated with repairs and maintenance. Maintenance departments frequently encounter pairing
issues, lost connections, and configuration difficulties that create operational frustration and
downtime on the ramp.

Because of these challenges, many airline maintenance and ground operations departments have
expressed interest in improved systems that provide simpler wireless operation, better durability,
and clearer operational feedback to the user.
The Dalcomm Tech wireless communication system developed by Bryce Clark has been
engineered specifically to address many of these long-standing industry concerns.
Key design improvements include:

• Visually channel-matched wireless components, eliminating many pairing problems
  common with existing wireless systems
• Clear LED status indicators providing immediate battery and operational feedback to ramp
  crews
• Durable industrial construction designed specifically for harsh airline ramp environments
• Talk-through functionality, allowing users to hear surrounding speech without removing the
  headset
• Programmable configuration capability for large fleet deployment and channel
  management

These improvements simplify operation for ramp personnel while reducing maintenance
complexity for airline technical departments.”