Interoperable
communications with modern technology
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Radio over Internet Protocol (RoIP) uses
modern technology to link otherwise incompatible systems,
providing unprecedented interoperability for first
responders. And the same technology of standards-based IP
networks used to link incompatible systems is also used to
link geographically distant systems – providing an
affordable solution to the need for regional and even
state-wide public safety radio systems.
RoIP uses proven VoIP (Voice over IP)
technology already accepted for corporate telephone systems
(over 10 million phones installed to date) with the
push-to-talk (PTT) functionality required for use with land
moible radios (LMRs). The result is interoperability without requiring
first responders in the field to acquire new radios. Any
radio technology including encrypted, digital, and
conventional analog can be interconnected, providing public
safety agencies with the advantages that the military has
already adopted.
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RoIP can be used to control radios in a tradional
LMR system from your existing towers and
repeaters, or it can be installed in a mobile environment and
used at the scene on tactical and fireground channels. It is
ideal for EOCs and other control points that may need many
additional users on a short notice during a disaster, or need to
access distant radio systems.
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Benefits
Interoperability
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Standards-based
Secure
Public
Safety
Applications
Fixed RoIP
Systems -
Dispatch, EOC
Mobile RoIP
Systems
Transportable
RoIP Systems
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Affordability
In general, well-designed ROIP systems are
less expensive than traditional public
safety radio systems.
Each dispatch position is dramatically less
expensive; relatively large numbers of radio
channels can be accommodated; additional
users (with modest requirements compared to
dispatchers) are even less
expensive. And for large geographic areas,
ROIP is usually the only economically
feasible method of
interoperability.
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requirements.
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