Omnitronics is proud to announce that its omniGateP25 and omniGateDMR digital RoIP gateways have successfully passed interoperability certification testing under the prestigious Tait Technology Partner Program, further solidifying Omnitronics commitment to seamless integration with the Tait communications ecosystem.
The omniGateP25 RoIP gateway has been certified for interoperability with the Tait P25 TN9400, while the omniGateDMR RoIP Gateway has been certified with the Tait DMR TN9300. These certifications validate the reliability and compatibility of Omnitronics gateway solutions within mission-critical environments and public safety networks.
“This endorsement shows our ongoing drive to deliver integration with the Tait ecosystem,” said Paul Whitfield, Research & Development Manager at Omnitronics. “Our omniGate products are designed to provide cost-effective, scalable, and robust interoperability for those that rely on high-performance radio communications.”
The omniGateP25 is a Linux-based software gateway that supports up to 128 dispatch consoles, 128 talkgroups and 48 simultaneous conversations over a single CSSI connection. It is compatible with both Phase 1 and Phase 2 P25 systems and includes features such as automatic failover redundancy and a web-based configuration interface.
Similarly, the omniGateDMR offers a DMR standard AIS implementation with the same scalability and performance, and is compatible with both Conventional and Trunked systems, enabling seamless integration with Tait’s DMR infrastructure.
Both gateways are designed to eliminate vendor lock-in and support flexible deployment. Whilst both gateways have been designed for use with the Omnitronics omnicore suite of radio dispatch solutions, they can also be deployed standalone or with other radio dispatch options.
omniGateP25 gateways are a popular and cost-effective choice to connect public safety agencies into statewide P25 networks via a single CSSI connection, supporting up to 128 talk-groups.
“Congratulations to Omnitronics for their ongoing, long-term commitment to open standards solutions and the Tait solution ecosystem,” said Ellery Hurn, Partnership Manager at Tait Communications. “Through the Tait Technology Partner Program we are proud to work with companies like Omnitronics that share the same focus to deliver value for customers and protect their freedom of choice,” he adds.
These certifications underscore Omnitronics dedication to delivering interoperable, future-ready solutions that empower organizations to unify disparate networks and enhance operational efficiency.
