Inrico T320 PoC Radio

The T320 is a portable PoC terminal with physical controls, screen, and data features. Its communication depends on cellular or Wi-Fi network, data plan, and push-to-talk platform. Range is not a distance inherent to the equipment. It follows the available connectivity and service capacity. Before quoting, it is necessary to map usage locations, talk groups, and functions that will be enabled in the application.

T320 system and memory

The current official page states Android 8.1, MT6739 processor, 1 GB RAM, and 8 GB storage. The T320 supports expansion via card up to 128 GB. There are slots for standard SIM, Micro-SIM, and TF card. The M6 interface was developed for professional physical connection. Any peripheral must be confirmed by exact reference, interface, and supplied unit.

Screen, cameras, and audio

The capacitive screen has a 61 mm diagonal and 240 by 320 pixel resolution. The front camera has 2 MP and the rear camera 8 MP. The speaker is 36 mm, 8 ohm impedance, and 2 W power. Two microphones work with noise cancellation. Use of video, image recording, and position sending depends on the application, operation policy, and available connectivity.

Network and positioning

Inrico publishes regional variants with distinct bands for Europe, United States, and Asia. Wi-Fi can operate on 2.4 and 5 GHz, with 5 GHz limitation on the Asian variant. Bluetooth 4.0 with BLE and positioning via GPS, GLONASS, and A-GPS are also documented. The regional variant must be identified before ordering, without assuming Brazilian bands or certification not presented in the source.

Battery and resistance

The battery has 3,500 mAh. The manufacturer reports up to 9 hours of operation and up to 40 hours standby under test conditions. Volume, signal, screen, camera, temperature, and transmission pattern alter the actual result. The T320 has IP65 protection, declared resistance to 1.2 m drop, and operating temperature from minus 10 to plus 60 degrees Celsius. Dimensions are 140 by 64 by 28 mm without antenna and clip, with approximate weight of 257 g.

Checklist for quotation

• Confirm regional variant, SIM, coverage, and Wi-Fi networks.
• Define PoC platform, groups, permissions, and dispatch features.
• Verify use of camera, positioning, and storage.
• Assess noise, volume, shift, and recharge plan.
• Confirm interfaces and peripherals on the supplied unit.

The technical evaluation of the T320 must separate what belongs to the hardware from what depends on application, network, or subscription. Thus, the PoC solution can be sized with verifiable information and without generic coverage promise.

Technical questions about the T320

Does the T320 work without a PoC platform?

The hardware combines PTT, Android, network, and audio, but team communication requires a compatible application or platform. User registration, groups, permissions, dispatch, maps, and history belong to the configured system. The purchase of the terminal should not be presented as a complete PoC service without defining this layer.

Which network version should be chosen?

Inrico publishes European, North American, and Asian variants with different bands. The correct identification must be confirmed on the equipment to be supplied. The name T320 alone does not prove Brazilian bands, specific carrier, or certification. Validation must cross-reference variant, SIM, available network, and applicable documentation.

Does IP65 make the T320 waterproof?

IP65 indicates protection against dust and water jets under test conditions. It does not represent authorization for submersion, intense pressure washing, or use with open connectors. Covers, sealing, wear, and assembly influence actual protection. The inspection routine should check for damage before use in exposed environments.

How to interpret the 9 hours of operation?

The value is published by the manufacturer and depends on test conditions. Frequent calls, camera, brightness, weak signal, GPS, Wi-Fi, temperature, and background applications alter consumption. To size shifts, record the routine, perform a test, and define recharge or spare battery according to the result.

Do the cameras work on any system?

The T320 has a 2 MP front camera and 8 MP rear camera. Capture, transmission, storage, and retention policy depend on the application and organization rules. The existence of cameras does not prove continuous recording, automatic sending, or integration with a specific dispatch center.

Does GPS provide ready-made tracking?

GPS, GLONASS, and A-GPS provide positioning. Map tracking, history, and alerts require software, connectivity, and permissions. It is also necessary to define who can access the data, how long it will be kept, and the procedure in case of unavailability.

How to select a compatible peripheral?

Confirm the exact reference, M6 interface, and compatibility with the supplied unit before the proposal. The peripheral category alone does not prove electrical, mechanical, or functional compatibility with the T320.

How to conduct a responsible pilot?

Test the T320 in indoor and outdoor areas, shadow spots, transitions between cellular and Wi-Fi, and noisy situations. Check calls, network recovery, audio, battery, positioning, and application. Record failures and limits so that expansion uses evidence from the real environment.

Portable terminal validation roadmap

1. Usage profile. Record shifts, locations, number of users, groups, and call frequency. Identify whether camera, GPS, Wi-Fi, and storage will be needed. This profile allows sizing battery, network, and permissions without activating features that are not part of the routine.

2. Network and application. Confirm the regional variant of the T320, install only the approved platform, and configure SIM, Wi-Fi, users, and groups. Test authentication, calls, and recovery after signal loss. The network must be observed at critical points, not just near the router.

3. Audio and ergonomics. Check PTT with gloves, screen readability, keyboard, and hearing in noise. Confirm volume and wearing position. The 2 W speaker and dual-microphone noise cancellation are physical features, but the result depends on the environment and how the equipment is carried.

4. Power and protection. Perform a pilot shift with representative brightness, GPS, camera, and call pattern. Record the final battery percentage. Inspect covers and connectors before exposure to dust or water. IP65 does not eliminate care with interface openings and physical damage.

5. Acceptance and traceability. Note model, variant, system, application, network, date, and result of each test. Any peripheral must be included in the document with confirmed code and compatibility. Delivery becomes safer when T320 capability, application function, and network condition appear in separate fields.

T320 technical record

Delivery must identify the regional variant, SIM used, Wi-Fi networks tested, Android version, PoC application, and configured groups. Also record observed autonomy during the shift, use of GPS and cameras, adopted volume, and locations with coverage loss.

In a future review, this sheet allows separating network changes, battery consumption, application configuration, and physical condition of the terminal. Peripherals must appear by exact code and proven compatibility with the unit.

Acceptance must state date, responsible parties, and result of calls in quiet and noisy environments, as well as recovery after signal loss. Thus, fleet expansion uses evidence from the real scenario and preserves traceability of the supplied configuration.