Two-way radio

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cburgy

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Join Date: Dec 2006

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Two-way radio

06-09-2008, 07:34 AM

Has anyone integrated a two-way radio system with Shoretel?

This is cisco's equivlant:

Simple, Scalable, and Comprehensive Communications Interoperability [Cisco IPICS Server Software] - Cisco Systems
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Ian Stewart

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Join Date: Aug 2007

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06-10-2008, 11:13 AM

We plan to integrate with a 2 way radio system from Smart Link. Smart Link supports SIP, so I hope to use SIP trunks to pass 400 DIDs to the radio system. I have a spare ShoreGear T1 to use if SIP doesn't work for some reason. The existing radio system uses either E&M (not supported by ShoreTel) or a T1 tie line. The Smart Link will support E&M, T1 or SIP.
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