GW3-TRBO Product Configuration
Now you can get an immediate configuration of GW3-TRBO for your MOTOTRBO system online! By following a few simple steps, you'll get the package that is right for you, as well as a comprehensive list of Motorola part numbers which can be used at Motorola Online (MOL), or contact Genesis Sales for a quote.
GW3-TRBO IP Site Connect
IP Site Connect Repeater — Backbone IP Connection
Preferred Connection Method
The GW3-TRBO system will be connected to an Ethernet network with IP connectivity to the MOTOTRBO repeater(s). A remote connection to a MOTOTRBO™ network through a repeater utilizes a UDP/IP connection over Ethernet, and therefore the repeater must only be reachable on a given network. GW3-TRBO fully supports peer network authentication if enabled in the repeater firmware or can connect to unauthenticated multi-site peer networks.
Connection to an IP Site Connect (IPSC) MOTOTRBO system as a fully compatible "peer" allows for two-way communication with all of the repeater(s) in the IPSC network. GW3-TRBO is able to send Inbound Signaling Word (ISW) messages back to the repeaters and individual radios connected to the IPSC network to allow for radio commands such as Radio Inhibits and Radio Checks to be issued.
In order to accurately monitor and report on system activity, GW3-TRBO requires IP connectivity to all peers on a MOTOTRBO peer IP network. Motorola's RDAC IP application functions in the same manner, and as such, is a valuable diagnostic tool for confirming IP connectivity between a host PC and all peers in the MOTOTRBO system. Determining whether or not a peer IP network configuration is compatible with GW3-TRBO is absolutely crucial and should always be verified with the RDAC IP application before attempting connection with GW3-TRBO.
There is no GW3-TRBO limit to the number of talkgroups or subscribers that have their activity monitored and stored.
- Group Voice Call packets are monitored and archived
- Group Data Call packets are monitored and archived
- Private Voice packets are monitored and archived
- Private Data packets are monitored and archived
- Call Alerts are monitored and archived
- Remote Monitor Activity is monitored and archived
- Emergency activity is monitored and archived (Emergency Alarm Acknowledgements)
- Inhibit commands can be issued
- Un-inhibit commands can be issued
- Radio Ping commands can be issued
- Group Voice Call packets are monitored and archived