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TRBONet/SmartPTT W/ older radios
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Firebuff880
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Unless you have a very specific need for this Russian based code, I would evaluate Telex and Omnitronics.
The others buy you nothing when you are doing control station interfaces.
The others buy you nothing when you are doing control station interfaces.
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What I would really like to do is just setup a MIP5000, since the gateways are readily available at a low cost, but it appears Motorola discontinued selling it from what I can see. I just want a remote interface for all of my radios so they can be stowed away in another location within the building.
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My suggestion stands as this two products excel in a RoIP distributed architecture build.
If dollars are an issue maybe look for the IP-223 (last Generation) of the Telex interface adapter instead of the current IP-224.
If dollars are an issue maybe look for the IP-223 (last Generation) of the Telex interface adapter instead of the current IP-224.
If you are not changing channels, on the control stations, TRBOnet works with pretty much any radio, including CDM and MDS. We have several 1225LS radios on A200 gateways, and they work very well.
I have also used TRBOnet and IP-223's with CDM and XPR series Motorola radios. However, another but often more expensive option for the IP interface is the Zetron 6300 series. Like the Telex IP-223 they offer up to two interfaces (6301 has one licensed connection while the 6302 has two licensed connections). The Zetron 6300 series allows for remote programming on a network, but otherwise works just as the Telex IP-223 functions.
OP, you may be able to get these cheap at online auction sites, I purchased some mobile radios that were cast off from fire departments and the Telex IP-223 was thrown in just to get rid of it. Buyer beware as noted in the thread about the last generation IP-223's, the ones online might be very old variants.
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