New Version Of CDMA 2000 Scanning Receiver

Dynamic Telecommunications announced the introduction of version 2.0 of its CDMA 2000 Scanning Receiver. This precise, DSP-based scanning receiver provides unparalleled accuracy and user-defined options for the measurement of wireless CDMA 2000 networks.

"Our continued support of 3G is the driving force behind our newest version of the CDMA 2000 Scanning Receiver," said Paul Kline, chief executive officer of DTI. "The continuing deployment of new wireless applications and more sophisticated phones requires more robust and reliable methods of managing and monitoring spectrum. It is part of our product strategy to provide advanced spectrum management systems such as the CDMA 2000 Scanning Receiver for all wireless protocols."

The newest version of the CDMA 2000 Scanning Receiver performs multiple functions simultaneously and features multi-frequency PN scans, spectrum analyzer, pilot zoom, distance based sampling (DBS), and code domain measurements. These and other features of the CDMA 2000 Scanning Receiver enable wireless service providers to better monitor the quality of their networks.

Version 2.0 of the CDMA 2000 Scanning Receiver is available now and is sold through OEMs to cellular and PCS service providers worldwide. The list price per unit is less than $10,500 depending upon volume.

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