Interoperability Systems
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Interoperability Systems |
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| The ACU-1000, can interconnect up to 24 devices. The ACU-1000 can simultaneously cross-connect different radio networks, connect radio networks to telephone systems (or SATCOM systems) or network RoIP/VoIP talkpaths. It is completely scalable and field configurable to meet the customer and application's needs. It provided three different methods of operation for system redundancy and is neither computer nor network dependant for its operation. |
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The ACU-2000 offers a full suite of network capabilities including linking of radios over an IP network, control of large interoperability systems via IP, remote channel change over IP, and the ability to interface radios via SIP. The ACU-2000 builds on the industry standard ACU-1000's ability to link disparate communications systems. These systems can be linked, monitored or controlled over an IP network, and the SIP capabilities allow SIP-based systems or individual SIP endpoints to be included in the interoperable conferences. | ||||
| The company's new ACU-M is a miniature interoperability device built on the proven ACU technology. The device has an intuitive control panel for operation, field diagnostics and programming. Weighing less than 3 pounds, the ACU-M is easily deployed and affordably priced. The ACU-M provides interoperability between its four audio ports (for radios or other devices), two voice over internet protocol (VoIP) channels and a headset port. |
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The ACU-T provides tactical packaging for the proven ACU-1000 modular interoperability systems. The ACU-T has much of the same functionality as the ACU-1000 but in a small rugged unit suitable for tactical or vehicular use and rapid deployment. Weighing less than eight pounds, the ACU-T incorporates a drip proof top cover; quick connect/disconnect CPC connectors for radio interfacing; and a keypad, speaker, and handset for local control and monitoring. | ||||
