TASSTA MISSION CRITICAL
PUSH-TO-TALK SOLUTION
TASSTA develops professional applications for communication over broadband networks. With customer requirements at the center of our business, our value proposition is: If you can think it, we can do it.
Our applications provide push-to-talk (PTT), mission critical PTT, push-to-video, GPS and indoor localization, task management, patrol control, legacy radio network integration and much more
TRUSTED BY THE WORLD’S MOST
INNOVATIVE BUSINESSES
T.SHEDU
WITH TASSTA T.SHEDU SOLUTION
- 36 months warranty
- Second battery 4500 mah
- IP 68 MIL standard
- Docking station
- 12 months T.Shedu included
- Belt clip
- Alarm Button
- Push-to-Talk Button
TASSTA COMMUNICATION SYSTEM
Since mobile technologies changed our lives and the world became faster, TASSTA brings changes in the world of communication with an application for smartphones and computers that becomes an alternative affordable solution for classical radio with numerous additional functions.
TASSTA is a professional Push-To-Talk solution that guarantees to improve the organization, coordination and communication between employees.
TASSTA T.Lion server
The core component of the TASSTA communication system
TASSTA CLOUD SERVER
Hosted on top-notch powerful web servers, designed as a Higher Availability system. The service is always up and running. Scheduled backups of all data stored in accounts.
TASSTA STANDALONE SERVER
Hosted by your in-house servers in your Data Center. Bringing you maximum flexibility and full control over all your data on your server.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
– Port 4000 needs to be open
– Map needs to be enabled in the T.Commander server settings
– Map needs to be enabled in the T.Commander user settings
– Map Share Location needs to be enabled in the T.Commander user settings
The GPS position is not being tracked like in a navigation application. The position gets refreshed based on the set timer in the T.Commander settings. If the server does not receive an update in the set time frame, the GPS marker will jump back to its previous position. When the server does not get a new position within a timespan of two minutes, the marker will disappear from the map.
The Lone Worker Protection needs to be enabled in the T.Commander server settings as well as in the T.Commander user settings. The Lone Worker settings have to be adjusted as required. On the T.Flex devices the Sensor Check needs to be passed for LWP to be active.
Enable Guard Tours in the T.Commander user settings. Open the Map Tools in the T.Rodon client, click on the Pencil icon and choose Guard Tours. Set the checkpoints as required and finish the tour. Right-click on the Guard Tour and set the properties as needed.
To remove a Tour choose the Pencil icon and right click on the Guard Tour either on the map or in the Guard Tour menu.
In our Homepage all TASSTA products are listed with the latest version. The release notes for these updates are shown on our Public Help Center.
Open the T.Flex application. Log in with your original credentials.
When you have logged in, open the Navigation Drawer and select the item “E2EE”.
Enable PTT Encryption. Select an encryption key and a decryption key. Enter a key that you can understand.
If you want to start encrypted communication with a certain user, go to your “Users” tab.
Select the user with whom you want to start encrypted communication.
On the top bar. press the three dots and select “Share KEy”.
The user with whom you want to communicate now receives a request from you whether he would like to accept the key. If he accepts the key, you can now start that encrypted communication with him.
In the T.Flex application, open the “My TASSTA” item in the navigation drawer. (Must have been activated in the T.Commander settings beforehand)
In the top bar, select the first item (Define items to add). Choose “Call Request”.
You can now see how the item appears in the My TASSTA interface. You now have the option to access the Call Request. To do this, keep the button pressed to send a connection request to the dispatcher. The dispatcher receives a notification and has the option of accepting or rejecting this request.
Activate Bluetooth on your T.Flex device and access the Bluetooth settings. Pair the Bluetooth device to your T.Flex device. Make sure that all settings are enabled for the BT device. Log in to the T.Flex application and open up the settings. Go to the “Preferred Bluetooth Device” option and choose the paired Bluetooth device.
Install all needed drivers for the device on your PC. Then go to the audio settings on your PC and set the device for the audio input and audio output. After that open up your T.Rodon client and go to the Audio/Video settings. Choose the device for “Sound output” and “Microphone”.