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Radio Voice over IP
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Our primary applications for Voice over IP have been large area dispatch centers (Oil Delivery and Cable TV providers) with multiple dispatch locations. If a wide area network exists, all radio dispatch operations can be combined into one call center location eliminating unnecessary manpower by manning multiple locations. This system would normally be utilized for “after hours” operations, where few calls are received and communications with drivers are critical. Webber Energy (JPS) Alternate Public Safety applications have been for the elimination of costly leased phone lines for communications to remote tower sites. Utilization of an existing City or State computer network can allow a radio to be remotely controlled hundreds of miles away, with no monthly charges. Maine Department of Transportation (JPS) |
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voice over IP, you may be able to increase your voice radio coverage
area and/or eliminate the use of existing, costly leased phone
lines.JPS Communications |
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JPS NXU-2 Network eXtension Unit
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FeaturesOne of the JPS VoIP family products, the NXU-2, connects communications equipment to a digital network using VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) technology. It is intended for use with radio communications consoles, communications radios, and JPS products such as the ACU-1000 Interconnect Unit and the SNV-12 Voter. The NXU-2 is a general-purpose stand-alone device that interfaces two channels of voice audio, one RS-232 port, and four status bits onto an Ethernet network. A pair of NXU-2s can form a simple system that creates a transparent communications link between the two. The unit at the far end is the server; the one at the near end is the client. The audio, RS-232, and status bits appear to be simply extended between the server and the client.
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IDA Corporation |
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24-66 VoIP Remote
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