The mPhone is equipped with a clear LCD display, a sixteen-key keypad, a decent speaker, and an easy to use PTT button on the side of the device. It is possible to connect the throat microphone (laryngophone) in order to enable communication in conditions of high levels of background noise.
In case of loss of consciousness, the missing person may be localized by the mPhone (which uses high-frequency radio waves).
By using the main menu function, the user may launch an application that will seek other mPhones or worker and equipment tracking tags, including received signal strength, which may be used for a rough approximation of the distance between the devices.
The mPhone is equipped with an S.O.S. button which may be used in case of emergency situations in order to send an alarm. After pressing the S.O.S. button the mPhone will notify the Fresh Air Base Station (optional) about the potential danger.
In case of the user’s loss of consciousness, the mPhone device raises an audio-visual alarm.
The device can constantly read data from the accelerometer and if it claims that the phone does not move for a programmable period of time, it raises the alarm – periodically plays back a siren sound and flashes the display.
The alarm function can be disabled entirely or the user may choose a specific position, in which the phone may be safely put away and not trigger the alarm. The alarm can also be triggered remotely if the phone can be reached through the network.
The mPhone is available in two versions: