Cross patch Radio systems with Mimer SoftLine
Sometimes it is needed to connect two radios together back-to-back in order to cross patch between different types of radio systems.
There are also systems that needs to patch two radios together that are placed at different radio sites. They can be of the same radio type and system or they can be of totally different types. To the left is an example of this. Using SoftLine to cross connect between a Tetra terminal and an Airband radio at different sites that are connected via IP.
All audio that comes in on one radio will be rebroadcasted on the other. Making a cross patch between Airband and Tetra and making a geographical jump from one radio site to another.
The radios can also be installed at the same site with just a TP patch cable between the two network interfaces.
Cross patching Tetra to Airband, making it possible for the Tetra user to listen to the airplanes, and also answer back if allowed.
Bridge radio systems with Mimer SoftLine
In the example to the right the two different radio systems on two different oil plattforms are connected together through a SoftLine cross patch connection.
Giving the personel on one platform the possibility to talk directly with the personel on the other platform. You just need to set up a fixed talk group at each end that works as the cross connection. The IP connection can be a customer WAN over fiber or micro wave link, or it can be the Internet.
We have a live example of linking two Airband radios together in order to get coverage when you are far from the airfield. Read more here
Bridging in full duplex
In the example to the left there are two repeater sites. They are bridged with SoftLine so that they work as one large repeater area.
Full Duplex Communication with Vokkero Systems
Achieve seamless, real-time communication using Mimer SoftLine with Vokkero systems.
The image to the right showcases a setup that enables a full duplex link between two repeater systems.
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