RADIO INTEROPERABILITY SYSTEM

Unified Communications Across Radios, IP, Smartphones & PBX

Radio Interoperability Gateway Model RIG-4

The StackIOT Radio Interoperability Gateway (RIG-4 Series) is a professional-grade communication integration platform designed to interconnect legacy radios, IP networks, smartphones, video systems, and computers into a single, unified environment.
It enables real-time voice, data, and situational awareness sharing between heterogeneous communication systems, making it ideal for public safety, industrial operations, logistics, utilities, transportation, and disaster response.

System Key Features

The Radio Interoperability System provides a single communication backbone that interconnects:
Radios ↔ IP Network ↔ Smartphones ↔ Dispatch Consoles ↔ Video Systems ↔ IP-PBX
All users operate through a single unified control platform.

  • Multi-radio input channels
  • Radio, computer, ip-pbx, video & smartphone interworking
  • Secure IP networking
  • Remote radio control
  • Multiple talk-groups
  • Audio Recording and playback
  • Remote control Tone signaling
  • Independent de-centralized system
  • Chat groups & logging
  • Modular, scalable & interoperable

Hardware Architecture

The Radio Interoperability System (RIS) is built on a robust two-component architecture to ensure reliability, scalability, and seamless integration across multiple communication platforms.

Master Control Unit (MCU)

Hosts the complete system software
Call routing and control logic
User, group, and security management
IP integration with smartphones, consoles, IP phones, video, and PBX
Logging, recording and analytics

Radio Gateway Unit (RGU)

Physical interface to four radio systems
Audio, PTT, COR, and control signaling
Converts radio signals to IP streams
Handles real-time radio keying and channel contro

Each Radio Interoperability System (RIS) will have one Master Control Unit (MCU) and atleast one Radio Gateway Unit (RGU). Additional RGUs can be seamlessly added to expand the system and support a higher number of radio interfaces as operational requirements grow.

System Architecture Diagram

Smartphone & Cellular Connectivity

Push-to-Talk mobile app for smartphones
Secure IP connectivity
Seamless cross-patch to radios
SIP Client Extensions to IP-PBX
Radio Call Patching with cellular phones, ip-phones
Auto-call pickup and patching

Chat & Messaging

Multi-user chat groups
Text + Status messages
Logged & auditable
Operational coordination
Independent of RF channels

Modular & Scalability

Modular radio ports
Independent de-centralized system
Multi-site System connectivity (RWAN)
Remote Management & Control
Multi-user concurrenrt access
Scalable System for additional inputs

Dispatcher & User Console

One-click PTT & channel patching
Drag-and-drop talk group creation
Visual channel activity & alarms
Integrated IP video window
Chat group & text coordination
Call logs, recording & playback
Permission-based user access

Unified Communication Layer

Supports multiple radios per gateway
Expandable radio ports
Compatible with analog, digital, trunking and military radios
Radio to smartphone communication
Radio to IP phone calls (IP-PBX)
Radio to dispatch console patching
IP Video Feed Integration
Multi-user concurrent operation

Remote Radio Control

Channel selection and radio keying
Tone-based remote control
User-configurable control tones
Supports multiple radio models

System Components

Each Radio Interoperability System will consist of following component/ licenses :

Master Control Unit 1 Nos
Radio Gateway Unit 1 Nos (Supports 4 Radio Ports)
Dispatcher & User Console Account License 4 User Accounts
SIP Client Licenses 4 SIP Extensions
IP Video Stream License 1 IP Stream
Recording Module License YES
Chat & Messaging License YES
Remote Radio Control License YES

Compliance Summary

Multi Radio Interface
IP-PBX Integration
IP Video Stream Integration
Radio Remote Control
Tone Remote Control Signaling
Smartphone PTT
Chat Groups
Dispatcher & User Console Software
Independent de-centralized system
Support for RWAN without any central system