Granite River Labs Inc.’s Post

Looking for resources to supplement your wireless technology knowledge? Look no further than our YouTube channel! With new videos released each week on a variety of topics, including our new 'What is... ?' series, this channel is packed with information just waiting to be consumed! https://lnkd.in/eEvWXQRz #neverstoplearning #wirelesstechnology #subscribe

📡 Thinking about enhancing your business' communication with two-way radios? Hold on! Understanding FCC licensing is crucial to avoid legal trouble. 🚫 🔒 Why do businesses need FCC licenses? The FCC regulates radio frequencies to prevent interference and ensure clear communication. Operating without a license can lead to fines. 📝 What is an FCC license? It grants permission to use specific radio frequencies for a particular service. Consider General Mobile Radio Service (GMRS) for extended range and clear communication on UHF frequencies. 🛠️ Obtaining your FCC license is straightforward and can be done online. Need assistance? Atlantic Radio has you covered to ensure you get the right license for your needs. 🌟 Benefits of FCC-licensed radios: • Clear Communication • Enhanced Safety • Improved Efficiency • Cost-Effective Solution 🔊 Atlantic Radio is your trusted resource for FCC licensing and two-way radio solutions. Contact us today to discuss your specific requirements and ensure you operate legally! 📞

Take a look at how a school district got big SIP trunking value and resilience with Flowroute. They were looking for a reliable, cloud-based voice communications solution and Flowroute checked all the boxes. The game-changer was the more complete resiliency enabled by Flowroute’s HyperNetwork. Learn more at https://hubs.la/Q02wp_Vq0

Forget Wi-Fi woes. The real MVP of speedy internet is hiding in plain sight. Dive into the world of fiber optic cables (FOC) and see how they’re revolutionizing communication.

https://lnkd.in/eu77EVwn - Networked audio is where it’s at! Check out how Genelec’s SMART IP networks can improve your installed audio experience!

https://lnkd.in/eu77EVwn - Networked audio is where it’s at! Check out how Genelec’s SMART IP networks can improve your installed audio experience!

https://lnkd.in/eu77EVwn - Networked audio is where it’s at! Check out how Genelec’s SMART IP networks can improve your installed audio experience!

https://lnkd.in/eu77EVwn - Networked audio is where it’s at! Check out how Genelec’s SMART IP networks can improve your installed audio experience!

Have you ever heard about so-called 'robust packet'? It is an advanced #hamradio #communications #digital mode of operation in between two or more radio stations that increases the feasibility of an #emailmanagement (when compared to traditional 'packet radio'). 'Robust packet' was invented by #SCS from Germany, and is included in their #pactor modems, including #P4dragon #DR7400. You need to configure your modem and/or communication software to enable the modem to listen for both kinds of incoming signals (robust & pactor), so that your #hf #email exchange can be performed by either transmission. It is a clever way to improve your station's capabilities - having in mind that pactor requires buying a dedicated #hardware modem, while robust packet will probably have (at least) one software solution available, titled WinRPR. Download the alpha test version of WinRPR and try experimenting. The 119th video clip in my #amateurradio series describes my last winter’s #networking with UT1HZM amateur radio station in Ukraine, by using 'robust packet' ...

I always hear, "Why do I need RTPEngine?" (check my answer) I get it; adding complexity to a network is no one's idea of fun. Especially since it seems like it does little on the surface... But here's the thing: If you're building complex VoIP networks, you'll likely encounter situations where RTPEngine becomes your hero. It's not just a fancy add-on! You'll need RTPEngine when: ◆ Your devices use different audio/video codecs ◆ You have a mix of IPV4 and IPv6 user agents ◆ Your devices have incompatible SDP offers ◆ You want to play a pre-recorded audio ◆ You want to centralize recordings ◆ Your devices will be behind NAT ◆ I'm sure I missed a few… And yes, there are other ways to achieve some of these functions, but in my experience, RTPEngine dramatically simplifies the process. Remember the tutorial where I called a doorphone from a browser? https://dub.sh/05m9JzD The doorphone sends an incompatible SDP offer and can't "talk" directly to the browser. RTPEngine was the key to making the connection. So there you have it! A bunch of reasons to explore this awesome software from Sipwise - an ALE Company ~~~ ✍️ Did I miss any reason to explore RTPEngine? ♻️ Re-post if this is relevant to your network