The mACS is a simplified version of our Audio Control Server, offering efficient VoIP technology adapted for Land Mobile Radio (RoIP) with one flip of a switch... and a private wireless network for a fraction of the cost of cellular equipment.

The mACS uses a unique Network Bridging technology to create an instant wireless conference-call network for up to 16 radios, cell phones, phone lines or other devices per site, and puts them at the command of a single Radio Gateway. The mACS operates equally well as a stand-alone VoIP switch, and in full interface with other mACS devices.  

Several mACS devices can be integrated into a single network, covering an extended Geographical area.

Like our standard ACS, the mACS works seamlessly with the ACB audio/video operator terminal, and with TechMer's Maintenance Work Station. [link to ACS]  Each mACS can also be fitted with an internal  IP Logger [link], offering real-time recording, streaming and archiving with virtually unlimited capacity.

mACS Features and Advantages:

• Based on field-tested VoIP technology
  
• Supports LMR,  2-way Radios, TETRA,  iDEN, GSM, and Landline phone technology.
  
• Open Architecture - allows users to quickly create and modify their applications
  
• Modular and cluster architecture for custom scaling
  
• Unlimited # of user terminals
  
• Full redundancy with duplicated LAN and switching
  
• Merges radios, phones, LMR transceivers and other network components for seamless communication
  
• "Commander Mode"  Allows to cut into ALL networks from one terminal
  
• Remote control over any IP network

Choice of configurations (rack-mountable 19"):

• mACS 5: for up to 5 radio/phone line elements
  
• mACS 8: for up to 8 radio/phone line elements
  
• mACS 10: for up to 10 radio/phone line elements
  
• mACS 16: for up to 16 radio/phone line elements
  
• MIL-SPEC version available upon request
  

Applications

• Command centers
  
• Air and sea traffic control
  
• Mobile tactical control
  
• Cost-effective two-way radio communication network
  
• Training and simulation communication
  
• Emergency dispatching
  
• Communication in harsh environments (mines, pipelines)