Eventide NexLog voice recorders can record a wide range of radio systems including Radio over IP technology (RoIP), TETRA, P25 and analogue radio systems. The Eventide NexLog solution comes as a physical recorder or a virtual machine if you prefer a software only solution. Talk to CallTech about how we can help you record transmissions across your radio networks.
Recording VoIP Radio Transmissions From Omnitronics Devices
Over many years Eventide Communications has worked with major radio manufacturers to build an extremely reliable radio recording solution. CallTech supplies Eventide radio recording solutions to businesses and government departments across Australia. Eventide NexLog recorders are certified to record most of the major radio systems including Zetron, Omnitronics, Motorola, L3Harris, Tait, ICOM, Kenwood NexEdge and even Air Traffic Control systems.
Case Studies
CallTech has installed and supports a number of radio recorders around Australia as well as recorders handling a combination of radio and telephone traffic. Here are some of our radio recording case studies:
Royal Flying Doctors Service
Along with recording telephone conversations, the Red Box recorder at the RFDS Jandakot Operations Centre also records radio traffic from ICOM VHF transceivers and Omnitronics consoles. The radio transmissions are captured by the Red Box recorder across an Omnitronics RoIP network.
South Australia Marine Safety Network
This marine radio network is made up of VHF radios at many locations along the South Australian coast. These are all linked across an Omnitronics Radio over IP network where transmissions are recorded by a CallTech supplied Red Box recording system.
FMG Train Control
This Red Box recorder was installed in 2009 to record train control radio transmissions as well as Cisco telephones so all of the crucial train control conversations would be captured.
Department of Health SHICC
This Red Box voice recorder was installed in 2013 to record a combination of analogue radios and Ericsson digital telephones in the State Health Incident Coordination Centre.
Pilbara Ports Authority, Port Hedland
Installed at the beginning of 2014 to record radio transmissions on the VoIP network at Australia’s busiest port along with Telstra TIPT phone calls.
Water Police Fremantle
This recorder connects to a Zetron radio dispatch console to record transmissions on the marine radio network. This is a 24/7 police branch responsible for boating operations, diving operations and sea search and rescue in Western Australian waters. This Red Box recorder also records calls to the Water Police Panasonic telephones.