RusPO Relay: Solution for connecting radios through the network and manage them remotely (with sound transmission)
You may not always have the opportunity to place dispatchers (operators) in areas where your radio (transceiver) will work optimally. Offices may be located on lower floors of buildings, in areas where radios and antennas have not been located, or in areas with high interference. Hams (radio amateurs) cannot always be near their transceivers at the right time. It is sometimes necessary to position the audio device (intercom, etc.) away from the operator's workspace.
There is a single solution to all of these problems!
You can put the people where they are most comfortable, and the radio (audio device) where it will work properly. Then, using RusPO Relay as a flexible, versatile, and dependable solution for radio professionals and hobbyists, you can connect them via a computer network.
Beginning with version 1.10, the software allows you to broadcast promotional information or sound clips on a regular basis. This feature can also be used to play media through a speakerphone or other audio device. It may also be useful for transceivers to serve as radio beacons or to broadcast a call sign on a regular schedule (if it is permitted by local law). If the channel is busy, the intellectual system hears it and avoids transmitting (polite mode).
The program has low system and network resource requirements; it
has even been tested on GPRS/EDGE and dial-up modem connections. A
subsystem in the program monitors the quality of connections and
restores them after they are broken.
We use an innovative method of audio compression to keep internet
traffic consumption to a bare minimum.
For convenience and versatility, we offer a range of options for connecting the audio device or radio to the computer. The device can, at the very least, only be connected to the Mic (Line in) and Speaker (Line out) audio subsystem terminals, and it can switch modes RX/TX (receiving and transmission) using voice activation (VOX).