Link Systems releases TCB-iP4 radio interoperability system with P-25 radios

TCB-iP4

Link Communications, of Billings, MT has unveiled its TCB-iP4 radio interoperability system, which is VoIP integrated, local and computer controllable.

The system includes a built-in 5w VHF, UHF and 800 mhz secure APCO P-25 radios, a full dispatch interface and support for Nextel, Verizon push-to-talk phones on the Verizon Wireless nationwide network.

The TCB-iP4 is housed in an IP-57 certified Pelican 1490 briefcase, and is waterproof with the lid closed, as well as water resistant with the lid open. The TCB-iP4 remains operational with the lid open or closed.

The powerful Link TDS dispatch suite is pre-loaded on the integrated PC with color Intel Atom touch screen. The FIPS 140-2 compliant encryption algorithms ensure that network communications remain private.

PTT coverage can also be extended far beyond the range of any LMR system using Verizon or Nextel PTT systems. Simply snap in a PTT phone and begin dispatching or even patch an LMR channel to a PTT talk group for unified communications between the two systems.

The iP4 package also includes antenna connectors for each radio on the back of the case. A single-antenna option is also available. An integrated power supply means that the system requires only a standard AC or 12V power cable, so no bulky external supply is needed.

Link Communications, which was established in 1989, provides cutting edge electronic design, engineering and state-of-the-art manufacturing, while specializing in communication product design and development. The company equips federal and state organizations with advanced direct and VOIP communication products. Link’s Tactical Communications Bridge (TCB) products address rapid communications between multiple radio systems for critical situations.