Hytera HyTalk OnSite and HyTalk OnSite Plus are own-your-own Push to Talk over Cellular (PoC) controllers that enable single-site and nationwide group calling. Hytera OnSite and OnSite PoC controllers are network appliances that enable reliable and private voice, video, and text communications. Hytera PoC radios and bodycams are IoT devices (essentially handheld VoIP phones) that access the Hytera HyTalk OnSite PoC controller through nationwide mobile operator 4G/LTE networks using a SIM card, or existing Wi-Fi network infrastructure in a building, facility, or campus.
Quickly deploy your own PoC radio system with unlimited channels and nationwide coverage, scalable to grow with your business or organization
Wi-Fi and 4G/LTE network connectivity for flexible deployments
OnSite Plus adds dispatching and video calling capabilities with unlimited users
HyTalk OnSite costs much less than traditional two-way radio systems
Hytera HyTalk OnSite PoC controllers enable local and nationwide radio communications with minimal up-front cost. Costs much less than traditional two-way radio networks because there is no need for repeaters and antennas, or FCC frequency licenses.
Hytera HyTalk OnSite and OnSite Plus can be deployed as single-site Wi-Fi radio networks, multi-site Wi-Fi networks connected by an IP network or VPN, and enhanced with nationwide 4G/LTE network access for users outside of Wi-Fi coverage.
Supports instant group calling and full duplex calling (both users can speak at the same time) calls between individuals. Users can communicate with each other with free-form texting or predefined text messages.
HyTalk OnSite is scalable to grow with your organization. Hytera PoC devices can be quickly added to HyTalk OnSite to scale from a small group to hundreds of users with unlimited channels and calling capacity.
Since the Wi-Fi and 4G/LTE network infrastructure already exists, the Hytera HyTalk OnSite system can be deployed very quickly with a simple PoC controller installation.
HyTalk OnSite and Hytera PoC devices support sending and receiving Emergency Alarms for enhanced worker safety. Emergency Alarms and Lone Worker monitoring for enhanced safety.
Run HyTalk Dispatch on a standard web browser for unlimited simultaneous users.
Enables location tracking in large outdoor facilities to coordinate jobs efficiently and quickly respond to problems with the closest employees.
HyTalk OnSite Plus supports group and individual video calling with real-time HD video between PoC devices and the HyTalk Dispatch application.
HyTalk OnSite Plus is scalable to support an unlimited number of PoC users.
HyTalk Dispatch is a web-based browser application that is available with HyTalk OnSite Plus using the HyTalk Dispatch controller. HyTalk Dispatch provides flexible group calling and leverages the built-in GPS capabilities in Hytera PoC devices to provide location tracking. HyTalk Dispatch can remotely monitor audio and video during emergency situations. HyTalk Dispatch can also stun (disable) and revive (turn on) remote radios that are lost or stolen.
There are two different Hytera HyTalk OnSite PoC controllers.
HyTalk OnSite is a low-cost, entry-level system. HyTalk OnSite supports Wi-Fi and 4G/LTE network access, up to 200 users, group voice calling, and text messaging.
HyTalk OnSite Plus supports all the features of HyTalk OnSite and supports an unlimited number of users. HyTalk OnSite Plus also adds HyTalk Dispatch, a web-based location tracking and group calling dispatch application (which requires a HyTalk Dispatch controller). HyTalk OnSite Plus also supports user-initiated video calls using video-capable PoC devices.
This diagram illustrates how Hytera PoC devices access the Hytera HyTalk OnSite Plus PoC controller using Wi-Fi and cellular 4G/LTE networks. The PoC devices on the Wi-Fi network use the existing wireless network of the facility to access the PoC controller. Note that a Wi-Fi coverage survey must be conducted to ensure sufficient coverage throughout the facility. The Hytera PoC devices on the nationwide 4G/LTE network use SIM cards with data plans to access the cellular network, which connects to the internet through a network gateway. The PoC controller accesses the internet through the customer’s network router.
