JPS

A compact, easily portable and quickly deployableinteroperability gateway, the ACU-M is feature-rich, simple to use andcan be networked and managed remotely. Its intuitive interfaceenables sure operation and provides field diagnostics and programmingcapabilities.

The ACU-M incorporates the features of our proven ACU technologyin a smaller package ideal for mission critical deployment. With itscomprehensive suite of DSP functions, the ACU-M offers significantlyhigher functionality than any of its competitive counterparts at aprice that fits any budget. The devices interfaced to the ACU-M canbe interconnected in any combination - from three independent nets,to a single net with all users connected together. The ACU-M offersmaximum portability, helping to quickly establish command and controlin various field applications. Small enough to be easily transported,robust enough to compliment any communications suite, the ACU-M isthe new standard for mission critical interoperability.

Benefits

• Any combination of cross-connections possible between four radioports, local handset, and optional VoIP ports
• Top panel pushbuttons control these connections and display givesquick status of connections as well as that of connected devices(COR, PTT, audio signal level, and network link active)
• Quick configuration via top panel using stored radio templatesfor hundreds of common radio models
• Versatile, portable, and affordable
• Inclusion in a Wide Area Interoperability System (WAIS) enabledby VoIP option
• Pelican case option allows power by vehicle 12 volts and includesbattery, charger, and storage slots
• Remotely upgradeable via Ethernet port
• Easy installation in vehicle or equipment rack using the snap inbracket provided with each unit

The ACU-Z1 builds on the capabilities of the JPS flagshipACU-1000/2000 series of radio interoperability gateways with avariety of useful and efficient new features. Its design pays closeattention to those aspects our customers deem most vital.

The unit is modular and highly flexible, with connectioncapability to all types of voice communications devices, includingSmartphones. The ACU-Z1 is fully IP-centric, and possessessignificant headroom - ready for the enhancements already loaded intoits product roadmap, not to mention the innovative ideas that itsusers will supply.

Benefits

• Requires less power and no additional rack space forventilation
• Modern, intuitive, and user-friendly Graphical UserInterface
• Encrypted Browser-Based Control and Configuration via PC andSmart Devices
• User-configurable VIM module can be assigned as any analog/IPchannel type
• Connection to the JPS VIA Smartphone App provides a PTToCinterface
• User selectable VoIP protocols: SIP, RTP, or JPS RoIP

The MCC-4 Multi-Channel Console provides dispatch capabilities tothe browser-based ACU-Z1 and Z2 Controller wide-area systems with upto four channels of transmit and receive audio. As it has the JPSBridge protocol embedded, it can connect directly into these systemsor to individual RSP-Z2s across an IP network; no local gateway isrequired.

On the ACU-Z1 and Z2 Controller, the Dispatch section of the userinterface provides system operators the ability to both listen to andcommunicate with select resources. Additional microphone channels mayalso be bridged to other resources by placing them in a shared Net.Audio shared between resources within the same Net is isolated fromthe dispatch functionality - the Dispatcher will not hear bridgedresources and they will not hear the Dispatcher.

Benefits

• Desktop access to radio channels, push-to-talk over cellularusers, other dispatchers, SIP phones, and more
• Low-cost, simple to use functionality with up to four individualchannels
• Dedicated PTT button and volume control for each channel
• Dispatch capability for up to 80 remote audio resources through anACU-Z1 or Z2 Controller
• Use one device to communicate with multiple disparateresources
• Selectable hands-free operation

The SNV-12 uses Digital Signal Processors to continuously monitormultiple remote receiver sites and select the receiver with the bestsignal quality. A typical application is an LMR system in whichmobiles and portables can hear a repeater, but due to their lowertransmit power and/or the antenna size or placement, the repeatercan't hear these mobiles and portables.

Remote receivers can be positioned in the communications deadspots, with audio from each receiver linked to the voter viamicrowave, landline, twisted pair, RF link, or fiber optics. Thevoter will select the best quality signal from all unsquelched remotereceivers and forward this signal to the repeater for rebroadcast ormonitor by a dispatcher, thus providing greater talk back range forthe radios.

Benefits

• Detects and generates EIA key-tones in addition to hard PTT
• Controllable locally or remotely via IP or serial remotecontrol
• Wide range of automatic and manual transmit steering features
• Digital audio delay ensures no loss of initial syllables
• System expansion to 36 sites by daisychaining multiple units
• System statistics and monitor of voted audio monitoring availablevia IP
• Dispatcher's transmit audio takes precedence over votedretransmissions, or may be set to mix with the repeat audio
• AGC based on pilot tone tracks level changes

The Z2 Controller embodies that experience, and creates a capablewide area interoperability system, tying together the wide range ofvarious voice communications devices interfaced to it remotely viadual channel RSP-Z2s and other means.

Benefits

• As many as 80 remote communications systems can be interfaced tocreate a large and capable wide area interoperability system
• Provides dispatch capability through the browser-based GUI
• Can use a PC, Smart Phone, or Tablet for configuration andcontrol
• USB port supports software upgrades and monitor/dispatch withspecified USB wired/wireless headsets
• Optional interfaces include specified desktop microphones and IPrecording systems