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The ICRI provides a voice bridge that is ready to operate by simply plugging in a few cables and turning on the power switch. It offers radio interoperability field solutions that are simple, rapid to deploy, and require minimal configuration, making the system cost and time-efficient.
Yes, the ICRI can be used as an Improved Radio Rebroadcast Station (RRB) when working in mountainous terrain where teams do not have line of sight or are too far apart to speak to each other directly.
Nearly all radios are compatible, regardless of model, network, frequency, and encryption type. If the radios you are currently using are not standard, we can build custom cables to meet your needs.
Absolutely, you can use the ICRI to create your network for voice and radio interoperability without needing an internet connection.
The connectors used on our systems are Standard NATO audio connectors (MIL-DTL-55116), DIN connectors, and RJ11/RJ45.
The ICRI supports encrypted radios.
The ICRI is designed to be simple and rapid to deploy with as little configuration as possible. It is intuitive and does not require a complex configuration for different radio nets to operate together.
The interoperability gateway is ready to operate as soon as the power is turned on.
The ICRI™ connects HF, VHF, UHF, and LTE radio bands with satellite, cellular, VoIP, and POTS telephones, allowing everyone to communicate easily, no matter the device or network.
Yes, multiple ICRIs™ can be connected using a link port attachment, allowing expanded communication capabilities across devices and networks
Donor radios are needed to connect the ICRI™, enabling seamless communication between different radio bands and other communication devices.
Yes, the ICRI can be integrated into existing telephony infrastructure.
Yes, the ICRI is designed to connect normally incompatible equipment and make them interoperable.
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