Scout is a true VoIP console system; all its components may be distributed over a LAN/WAN infrastructure using standard Ethernet. There is no backroom TDM switch.

Users said they want a console that does every-thing a traditional console does, yet operates on a network. Scout delivers this functionality today, and through active product development and customer feedback, new enhancements are continually incorporated into the feature set.

Scout is Avtec’s 4th Generation console product, and was designed for a 10+ year lifecycle in mission-critical environments. Instead of using inferior and difficult to support PC sound cards, Scout provides a dedicated Media Workstation with it’s own Ethernet connection and rugged peripherals. This allows customers the option to furnish standard PC’s and benefit from reduced life-cycle support costs.

Radio, Telephony, and I/O integration are supported via VPGate; multiple technologies such as MPT1327, MOTOTRBO, P25 (DFSI and CSSI), iDEN, NXDN, and SIP can connect simultaneously. Furthermore, VPGate is N+1 redundant so there are no single points of failure to your critical communications assets. Non-VoIP capable radios can be connected with Avtec’s Outpost, which allows advanced control of many radios through a serial port.

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Key Benefits:

• Scales from 1 to 100+ console positions
• Dedicated Media Workstation for Audio; no PC Sound cards
• Built-in N+1 Redundancy
• Supports Disaster Recovery
• Customizable Graphical User interfaces
• Integrates Web and XML technologies
• Scout Project Manager supports live system updates
• Integrates with third-party CAD

In this Scout system, two offices capable of independent operation share a pool of conventional radios as well as connections to a P25 Trunked system

Basic Scout System

With VPGate, Scout supports a wide variety of connections, including conventional analog and digital radios, analog and IP technology, logging recorders, and much more.

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