ACU-2000 IP

IP-based Interoperability Gateway

The ACU-2000 IP provides true convergence of Local

Interoperability, IP communications and control, and
SIP. Now, you can bring all the advantages of the
open-standards SIP protocol to your radio systems
and add radio functionality to your network.

Benefits Overview bilities in either of two ver- Server-based, Highly Scalable

The ACU-2000 IP offers a full sions, depending on their Interoperability
g Connect SIP VoIP devices to The second version allows
suite of network capabilities requirements:
radios. radios and other four-wire
including linking of radios Local Interoperability Gateway
g Two-way radio users have over an IP network, control of devices to be included in a
with SIP Capability
access to features that have tra- large interoperability systems server-based network topology
This version of the ACU-2000
ditionally been available only to using SIP to initiate and man-
via IP, remote channel change IP adds SIP phones, SIP PBXs
telephone users, including the
over IP, and the ability to and other SIP devices to the age all cross-connections. Each
ability to directly call telephone
extensions, call forwarding, call interface radios via SIP. The long list of communications radio is assigned its own IP
logging, and call recording. ACU-2000 IP builds on the media that can be included in address and the interoperabili-
g
industry standard ACU-1000’s an interoperability conference. ty takes place in the IP realm.
Control a large interoperability
system via IP. ability to link disparate com- The SIP capability allows What is SIP?
g
munications systems. These radios to be operated from SIP is a standards-based open
Connect radio systems at multi-
ple sites across an IP network. systems can be linked, moni- anywhere on the network with protocol used to create, man-
tored and controlled over an IP the ease of operating a tele- age and terminate sessions in
g Remotely change radio channel
network, and the SIP capabili- phone; the interface even an IP based network. SIP
or frequency over IP.
ties allow SIP-based systems includes a speed dial. enables the convergence of
g Distributed network design or individual SIP endpoints voice, data, and video, allow-
ensure continuity of local oper- This version continues the
(such as SIP phones or soft- ing equipment with varying
ations in the event of network ACU-1000 “distributed net-
failure. phones) to be included in the media capabilities to be con-
interoperable conferences. work” approach, with local
ferenced together. An essential
Like the ACU-1000, the ACU- interoperability links taking
component of the protocol is a
2000 IP is modular, completely place within the unit itself, not
determination of the services
scalable, and field config- relying on a network server
supported by each of the dif-
urable to meet the customer and thus assuring continuity of
ferent types of communica-
needs. local operations in the event of
tions equipment in the confer-
network failure.
Customers can employ the ence, so that any services held
new SIP communication capa- in common can be exchanged
between them.
 ACU-2000 IP

When the situation is critical, your team needs integrated voice, data, and multi-
media communications in conjunction with seamless interoperability. Only the
new ACU-2000IP from JPS provides a true SIP-based gateway to digitally con-
verge existing radio systems with SIP telephones, networks, and devices. Now
you can bring all of the advantages of the open-standards SIP protocol to your
radio systems and add radio functionality to your network.

Radio/4W Interface Specifications

Audio Input: Balanced or Unbal 600 ohms or Hi-Z; -26dBm to +12dBm levels; 100Hz to 3200 Hz.
Audio Output: Balanced or Unbal 600 ohms; -26dBm to +12dBm levels; 100Hz to 3200 Hz.
Digital I/O: COR/Squelch and AUX inputs, PTT, and AUX outputs; E&M input/output.
DSP Algorithms: VOX or VMR Voice Detection; TD-Mode Noise Reduction; DTMF; Audio Equalizer; TX and/or RX Audio
delay; Peak Limiter; COR Sampling; TX Keying tones.

SIP Network Interface

RFC Supported: 3261, 2976, 3515, 2327, 3264, 1889
SIP Support Vocoders: GSM and G711u

Telephone Line Interface

Phone Line: RJ-11 Connectors (2); -24 dBm to 0 dBm levels.
DSP Algorithms: DTMF Detection and Generation; DSP Adaptive Hybrid, DSP VOX

RoIP Interface (Radio over IP)

Network Interface: RJ-45 Connector; 10/100Base-T Ethernet
Radio-Centric Features: Audio delay and jitter buffers to handle network latency; embedded COR, PTT, and RS-232
serial control; three audio vocoder types.
Programming/Configuration: HTTP (Password Protected Web)
Network Interface Type: 10/100BASE-T Ethernet, 100Mbps; RJ-45 Connector

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