The purpose of the Network Interface is to be a bridge between the radio and the IP network. It transforms audio and signalling from analogue to digital and back again.
The Network Interface has a very flexible design so the radio control signals can be configured to fit almost any radio on the market, both analogue and digital.
The Network Interface has connections for Audio input and output. It also connects to I/O control signals like Squelch, PTT, Alarm, Off-hook, etc. as well as PEI and other radio remote control signals.
The IP network connection is a standard 10/100 base-T Ethernet connection. Both TCP and UDP network protocols are available simultaneously depending on the system configuration. This allows a flexible approach for designing the most optimum network based system.
The interface has a design that fits most standard uses with none or very small modifications. For the radios that Mimer SoftRadio supports with Virtual Control Heads there are versions available where all setups and adjustments are already preconfigured.
The Network Interface runs on 12VDC just as most radios and is therefore easy to power from the same source as the radio, and to feed with backup power. If power is lost and restored, the Network Interface will restart itself in a matter of seconds when the power comes back.
| Number of Channels | 1 |
| Operating Temperature Range | Between -10°C and +50°C |
| Dimensions | 130 x 80 x 44 mm |
| Weight | <300g |
