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FREQUENTIS Implements MCX System Trial for ÖBB

Frequentis is supporting ÖBB-Infrastruktur AG (ÖBB) in conducting a trial of Mission Critical Services (MCX) as part of the transition to the Future Railway Mobile Communication System (FRMCS).

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FREQUENTIS Implements MCX System Trial for ÖBB

MCX ensures real-time, reliable communication for essential operations, supporting safety and coordination in high-pressure environments in public transport. The trial aims to test the capabilities of the MCX system in real railway environments, ensuring that it meets the high-performance demands of future rail operations.

The trial allows ÖBB to explore and assess the integration of MCX technology into their future operations. With FRMCS being the next-generation standard for railway communications, this initiative is an important step in future-proofing ÖBB’s communication infrastructure.

Frequentis will provide an end-to-end MCX solution, meeting international standards for mission-critical services. It includes a next-generation dispatcher, an interworking function to GSM-R and operational telephony (PABX), and handsets equipped with the necessary applications. The system integrates with ÖBB’s existing GSM-R network and supports 5G handsets, ensuring seamless communication across all devices and platforms.

Tom Karl, Frequentis Vice President Public Transport, said:

“It is really inspiring to be working with ÖBB, implementing the same advanced technology that forms the basis for the FRMCS. Frequentis is also part of the European transition to FRMCS and we are pleased to be driving railway communication digitalisation forward”

MCX provides railway operators like ÖBB with enhanced operational efficiency and improved safety for both staff and passengers in critical situations. This trial not only prepares ÖBB for the upcoming migration to FRMCS but also ensures a reliable, next-generation communication solution that boosts overall safety and efficiency across the rail network.

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