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W712 RoIP gateway — UHF 400–470 MHz radio meets SIP

A RoIP gateway that puts a UHF 400–470 MHz radio module on the SIP network, so one analog or DMR II radio and one SIP call can be joined, with group calls across both.

  • Integrates a UHF 400–470 MHz radio module and adopts the SIP standard protocol
  • Compatible with mainstream analog and digital radios, and with most mainstream IP PBX platforms
  • Supports one connection of an analog or DMR II digital radio and one SIP call
  • Group calls between analog or digital radios and SIP phones
  • HD audio with G.722 and Opus
  • USB 2.0 and a TF card interface (up to 128 GB) for storage or offline upgrade, with call recording and call logs of both radio and SIP traffic
W712 RoIP gateway with UHF radio module, USB and TF card interfaces

One radio fleet, one SIP network

The W712 integrates a UHF radio module in the 400–470 MHz band and speaks SIP, so radio users and phone users end up on the same conversation instead of two separate systems.

  • UHF 400–470 MHz radio module built in
  • SIP standard protocol
  • Compatible with mainstream analog and digital radios and most mainstream IP PBX platforms
  • Trans-regional communication via DSS speed-dial keys

Calls and group calls

  • One connection of an analog or DMR II digital radio, plus one SIP call at a time
  • Group calls between analog or digital radios and SIP phones
  • HD audio with G.722 and Opus
  • Dual Megabit Ethernet ports

Recording, storage and management

  • Call recording and call logs of two-way radios and SIP phones
  • USB 2.0 interface and TF card interface (up to 128 GB) for data storage or offline upgrade
  • Web management
  • DC 12 V power supply and PoE (at)
  • Desktop and wall-mounted installation

Dimensions, weight, colour and IP rating are not stated in the materials for this model.

Where it fits on site

Sites with an existing radio fleet

Radio users keep their handsets while dispatchers and managers answer on SIP phones.

Gatehouse and patrol teams

Group calls connect radio users and phone users in one conversation.

Call logging for radio traffic

Call recording and call logs cover both the radio side and the SIP side.

Specifications

Radio & protocol

TypeRoIP gateway
Radio moduleUHF 400–470 MHz, integrated
ProtocolSIP standard protocol
Radio compatibilityMainstream analog and digital radios
PBX compatibilityMost mainstream IP PBX platforms
Connections1 analog or DMR II digital radio + 1 SIP call
Group callsBetween analog or digital radios and SIP phones

Audio, storage & management

AudioHD audio with G.722 and Opus
RecordingCall recording and call logs of radios and SIP phones
StorageUSB 2.0 and TF card up to 128 GB, for data storage or offline upgrade
ManagementWeb management

Network, power & mounting

EthernetDual Megabit Ethernet ports
PowerDC 12 V PSU and PoE (at)
MountingDesktop and wall-mounted installation
Dimensions, weight, colour, IP ratingNot stated

iSpecifications are taken from the product documentation supplied with the range. Dimensions, weight, colour and IP rating are not stated for this model; confirm the radio model on site when specifying the gateway.

Choosing between options

ModelSpecifications
W610D2-inch 240×320 screen · 16 DSS keys + side key · 8 h talk / 160 h standby · Bluetooth 5.0
W611WIP67 rated · Wi-Fi 6 dual band · 9 h talk / 200 h standby · 16 DSS keys + PTT
W620W3000 mAh battery · Wi-Fi 6 dual band · H.264 VGA video · 6-party conferencing
W710H30 handsets per base · 16 calls per base · 300 handsets per system · PoE
W712UHF 400–470 MHz · SIP standard protocol · 1 radio + 1 SIP call · PoE (at) / DC 12 V

Compatibility boundaries

This model uses standard SIP and the interfaces listed in the specification table. Confirm the PBX, SIP provider or platform against those interface notes before the order; where the documentation does not state a value, the table records it as not stated rather than estimating. PoE, analog port variants, power options and card compatibility are fixed at order time.

Handover, spares and support

Extension plan, provisioning and interface language can be prepared before dispatch. Remote support continues after handover. Spare-part, warranty and service terms are confirmed in the quotation for the models and quantity ordered, so they are not printed as a single figure here.

Where it sits in the system

Frequently asked questions

Which radios does the W712 work with?

The materials state compatibility with mainstream analog and digital radios and with most mainstream IP PBX platforms, on a UHF 400–470 MHz radio module and the SIP standard protocol. Send us the radio models on site and we will confirm compatibility on the quotation.

How many radios and calls can it handle?

It supports one connection of an analog or DMR II digital radio and one SIP call, with group calls between analog or digital radios and SIP phones.

How is the W712 powered and mounted?

A DC 12 V supply and PoE (at) are both stated, and it can be installed on a desktop or on a wall.

Can it record radio traffic?

Yes. Call recording and call logs cover two-way radios and SIP phones, and the USB 2.0 and TF card interfaces (up to 128 GB) hold data for storage or offline upgrade.

Standards referenced

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