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MIP 5000 VoIP Radio Console

MIP 5000 VoIP Radio Console

Reach out to your field personnel from anywhere IP network access is available with an affordable dispatch console designed to provide reliable, high-quality voice communication.

No cable routing, no drilling, and no leased lines, Motorola’s MIP 5000 VoIP radio console uses your multicast enabled IP network, simplifying the installation to save time and money. Operating in a familiar Windows environment, MIP 5000 is easy to learn and easy to use.



Features
Accessories
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Flexible Dispatch Control
Whether from a dispatch center, Emergency Operation Center or a mobile van set up control from wherever a network connection is available.

Conventional Radio Control
Control up to 24 conventional radio channels.

Intuitive and Customizable Graphical User Interface
With the look and feel of familiar application menus and icons, the MIP 5000 software is easy to learn and simple to operate. The customizable GUI provides multiple screen layouts to organize resources by agency, shift or other criteria to meet the needs of the user.

Interoperability
Patch communication between dissimilar radios using an easy drag and drop capability.

Real-time Network Monitoring
Built-in network monitoring tool alerts the operator when audio quality may be affected due to degraded Ethernet network conditions.

Virtual Control Head
Mimic the digital control head functionality, including all buttons and display for specific Motorola radios.

MDC1200 Signaling Support
MDC signaling features includes PTT ID Alias, Emergency, Call Alert, Selective Call, Frequency Select and Radio Enable / Disable, Voice Alert, Remote Monitor, Status Request, Repeater Enable/Disable, and Manual RAC.

High Quality Accessories
Available accessories include a gooseneck microphone, footswitch, and quick disconnect headsets.

Logging
Logging options for the MIP 5000 include the Incident Recall Recorder (IRR) for an on-board cohabitated logger or the MIRRA IV centralized IP logging recorder. An analog logging recorder can be used with the appropriate digital junction box.