IP100H

License-free IP radio for wireless network (WLAN)

Features

License-Free Radio for Wireless Networks (WLAN)

Icom's IP advanced radio system for wireless networks products bridges the gap between license-free and licensed radio devices. The system is easy to connect to an existing wireless network and allows full duplex communication with reliable sound quality. Icom’s new WLAN-based radio system offers scalable, license-free communication that uses standardized wireless network products as infrastructure.

Icom’s IP100H WLAN or IP radio is the smallest professional radio on the market. The IP100H is a wireless network radio that can move freely within the network.

Output Power:		10mW
License:		Not required; uses the IEEE 802.11 a/b/g/n standard
Encryption:		Supports WEP, WPA-PSK (TKIP/AES) & WPA2-PSK (TKIP/AES) wireless security protocols
Waterproof Rating:		IPX7

Icom's IP100H was chosen by Private University Products and News magazine as a 2016 Dean’s List Award winner.

Simultaneous Use

Supports full duplex with a headset connected, which allows many users in the system to transmit simultaneously. This is similar to talking on a regular telephone.

Easy Maintenance

Most programming takes place wirelessly over the network eliminating the need to gather all radios every time a change is made.

Reliable Sound Quality

Since communication over a WLAN offers a wider frequency bandwidth and QoS priority packet delivery, the sound quality is higher than in a traditional radio communication system and is comparable to regular telephone communication.

Other Features

Internal/external antenna
Vibration alert for incoming calls
VOX capable with appropriate headset
Up to 27 hours with standard BP-271
Supports full duplex with headset connected, which allows many users in the system to transmit simultaneously.
Reliable sound quality
Sends status to the IP1000C and IP100FS
Provides a diagnostics mode to check:
- TX & RX Mbps
- Downlink signal strength
- Mac address of the AP is using
- SSID of the AP is logged on 12 characters
- Channel the AP utilizes