About Oelmann Elektronik

Facts

• Founded: 1974
• Location: Springe, Hannover area, Germany
• Headquarter office: 450 m ²
• Production/labs: 1200 m ²
• Direct employees: 35
• Activity: worldwide

Specialized

• Development and manufacturing
• Supplies, integration and maintenance
• Training and support

Customers

• Governmental, corporate and public services
• Transport and utilities
• Safety and healthcare
• Industrial customers
• Oil and gas

Departments

• Research and development
• Production
• Sales
• Purchasing
• Dispatch / deliveries
• Accounts and customer service
• Quality Management
• Repair

Management

• Evert ter Veen / CEO, Dipl.–Ing.
• Dieter Buch / CEO, IT Specialist

Presence at industry exhibitions

• PMR Expo 2017
• PMR Expo 2016
• CCW 2016
• PMR Expo 2015

History

• 1974: Founded, in Bennigsen, Hannover area, by Robert Oelmann. The company supplied high quality radio products and solution to governmental, public and safety services, industrial customers.
• 1993: Software development covers not only the embedded area like standard micro–controller, but also DSP.
• 2005: New management is represented by Evert ter Veen and Dieter Buch.
• 2009: Transfer of licence for manufacturing, development and support of ACCESSNET product line from R&S Bick Mobilfunk GmbH to Oelmann Elektronik GmbH.
• 2014: Company relocation to Springe, to larger and modern premises.
• 2015: Development and production of new portable devices; a complete overhaul of the system and infrastructure subdivisions.
• 2016: Development and deliveries of BT-190 Phase II console, new TETRA and WLAN portable devices.
• 2017: Development and deliveries of SME smartphones.
• 2017: Development and deliveries of PRS/ESPA base stations.
• 2018: Development and deliveries of SME Messenger Series apps.
• 2018: Development and deliveries of compact PRS solutions for the modern IP nurse-call systems.

Some references

• 2016-2018 Netherlands: BT-190 Phase II / PEI interface racks supplier, C2000.
• 2015−2018 Germany: DVI IP-interconnections and BT-190 TETRA PEI/ACAPI consoles, Hytera.
• 2014 Norway: delivery and maintenance the complete fleets of TETRA messengers, countrywide.
• 2013 Airwave, Northwestern: TETRA messengers for ambulance services.
• 2012 Germany, Landkreis Cuxhaven: complete state−wide digital paging system.
• 2009−2015 Russia: manufacture and supply the nationwide corporate trunking system infrastructure, Bank of Russia, 56 complete trunking cells 3−8 carriers each, including complete mobile base station solutions. Operating as multiprotocol MPT1327IP/DMR Tier III/TETRA corporate system.
• 2012−2015 Germany, Berlin: the processor modules, interfaces and basic software for the S-Bahn corporate trunking system.
• 2009 Rohde & Schwarz Bick Mobilfunk: moving all licenses and further development/production of the entire ACCESSNET−MPT line of equipment to Oelmann.
• 2006−2009 Motorola application/system partner: mobile development TETRA.
• 2006 Germany, Landkreis Hildesheim: complete state−wide digital paging system.
• 2001 Germany: BOS solutions supplier.

Devices and systems developed / produced by Oelmann Elektronik

2018

• IP-audio TETRA gateway
• SIGIUS/NAG compact client/server POCSAG software suite
• Universal inductive beacon
• Messenger Alarm app for the SME/POCSAG smartphones

2017

• PRS/ESPA compact POCSAG base station
• SME Series portable devices
• Digital Power Monitor (DPM/OEM) for any radio base station / transmitter

2016

• Complete line of the multichargers for all Oelmann pagers
• BT-190 Phase II TETRA desktop console
• TETRA PEI-Gateway / DVS-card Phase II / ACAPI gateway
• RFID modules / LX Series RFID pagers
• TOM264 Embedded TETRA module
• BOS-Krypto LX Series pagers
• TPMS portable scanner

2015

• TME Messenger advanced
• IS-340 BS Phase II

2014-2002

• 2014: WiFi Pager
• 2013: TB–400 TETRA/DMR/MPT trunking system
• 2012: TME 260 TETRA pager ATEX
• 2011: MPT1327 trunking system, formerly ACCESSNET-MPT
• 2010: TETRA Pager / The Messenger (TME/Viper Series)
• 2009: GD 263 Large Information Display
• 2008: LX2 / LX4 Synthesizer
• 2007: PRS 341 Private Paging System
• 2006: KH 150 Motorbike–Kit
• 2005: IS 340 SIRIUS System TETRA–POCSAG
• 2004: DVS 137 Transition–System
• 2003: PS 621 TEM–Cell
• 2002: NRS 162 Emergency Transmitter

2001

• DME 226 BOS–Pager / Firestorm III digital
• ME 225 BOS–Pager / Skyfire II analog

2000-1990

• 2000: Monitor–Receiver for Motorola / AEG
• 1999: FSE 099 Hands–Free–Kit
• 1998: DME 219 Desktop–Charger
• 1997: BT 039 Dispatcher Console
• 1996: MEKO 069 Direction Coupler
• 1995: BOS–Funkmeldesystem (ME200/FME88/Skyfire)
• 1994: DAG Relay Circuit
• 1993: LG 9 Charger for Pager
• 1992: DAG 100 En–/ de–coder
• 1991: 6491 D UKW–Receiver
• 1990: KE 70 Commander–Receiver 4–Chanel

1988

• FMS–Control–Station
• P9 Telesignal Pager / AEG

1987-1974

• 1987: QE 92 Monitor Receiver
• 1986: Telesignal S Ex Decoder
• 1985: KS 526 Ident memory En–/de–coder
• 1984: FSU 048 Radio check clock
• 1983: DAG 064 Digital Alarm En–/de–coder
• 1982: DAG 70 En–/de–coder
• 1981: QE 5 Monitor receiver
• 1980: CTP 2003 Transmitter encoder
• 1979: Teleboy 53 LS Pager
• 1978: 515 Ident encoder
• 1977: PKA 601 Test Decoder
• 1976: SRG 290 B Alarm–encoder
• 1975: AST 201 Control Point
• 1974: ME 80 Pager