MS2.0
Network Gateway

The MS2.0 Network Gateway is RoIP (Radio-over-IP) device, designed to connect local networks to global networks.

Basic Technical Characteristics

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RoIP (Radio over IP) is a technology that allows traditional two-way radio communication to be transmitted over IP networks (Internet or private networks).

WAVESWAY MANET Radios MS2.0 carries network traffic over the Internet, cellular, satellite, DMR, P25, Analog, TETRA, etc. and other networks, enabling the integration of geographically dispersed radio zones into a single communications system.

MS2.0 Carries Network Traffic Over the Internet, Cellular, Satellite, and Other Networks.

How MS2.0 RoIP (Radio over IP) works:

Converts radio signals into IP packets using ROIP gateways
It transmits voice and data in real time and can broadcast the traffic to any number of addresses
Transmits signals over LAN, WAN, or the Internet, allowing radio users to communicate across different locations
Enables the creation of Mobile Ad-Hoc networks with any coverage area and the placement of radio control centres anywhere in the world
Connects different radio systems (DMR, P25, Analog, TETRA, etc.), breaking traditional distance limits
Can be connected to a power supply and has a built-in battery for up to 24 hours of use on a single charge

Integration of the Network Sites with RoIP (Radio-over-IP) Gateways

Benefits of RoIP (Radio over IP) network sharing:

Extends Coverage: Connects radios over long distances using the Internet
Cross-Platform Communication: Bridges different radio systems & mobile apps
Cost-Effective: Reduces the need for expensive infrastructure like repeaters
Remote Access: Operators can communicate via PC, mobile, or radio anywhere
Scalability: Easily integrates with DMR, P25, LTE, Wi-Fi, and Satellite networks
Audio Quality: Optimized for low-latency voice over radio