The ACU-M, Mission Critical Interoperability Solution, is a feature-rich, simple-to-use device with four radio ports that can be networked and managed remotely. Weighing less than 3 pounds, the ACU-M is easy to deploy and affordably priced, making it ideal for mission-critical interoperability.

Additional Information:

• ACU-M Executive Summary
• Datasheet
• Console Datasheet
• Quick Start Guide
• External Interconnect Information
• Control and Network Configuration
• Controller Manual

The JPS Interoperability Solutions device has an intuitive control panel for:

• Operation
• Field diagnostics
• Programming

The ACU-M provides Mission Critical Interoperability between its:

• Four audio ports (for radios or other devices)
• Two voice over internet protocol (VoIP) channels
• Headset port

The drawing below shows the JPS VIA PTToC app connecting through the JPS VIA server (on the left) to the ACU-M via one of the two  RoIP channels: 

The ACU-M connects to a donor radio for the LMR Repeater system on the right.  The PTToC users and the LMR users connect on the same talkgroup or channel.

The unit is equipped with a comprehensive suite of digital signal processing (DSP) functions that allow it to competently interconnect radios in any band including:

• HF
• VHF
• UHF
• P25
• 800 MHz
• Nextel iDEN phones

The DSP function is notably absent from competitive counterparts.

An Ethernet port provides access to a network for:

• VoIP channels
• Remote control
• Feature and firmware upgrades

The enclosure design of the ACU-M offers maximum portability and flexibility to meet the demands of establishing command and control in the field. The unit can be powered by a battery, vehicle +12-volt outlet, or AC power supply provided.

Below:  ACU-M in a case, comes with AC or battery power.