The Mercury Interface Unit (MIU) is a 2RU multi-purpose device that provides multi-channel interfacing with radios, conventional and VoIP (SIP) telephony, balanced and unbalanced audio interfacing, and other capabilities over terrestrial and/or satellite IP networks. The MIU is capable of either standalone operation or part of a peer-to-peer distributed network of other Mercury devices supporting a virtually unlimited number of users.

Go to our solution finder for more information on how to configure LQ-SIP with Eclipse in addition to information on integrating several third-party solutions. Many of these solutions are also relevant for our wireless and Partyline intercom solutions.

The MCU (Mercury Communicator Unit) is a small form-factor device that can simultaneously function as a mission critical operator station, a host to numerous virtual panels and interact with a variety of SIP endpoints.

The Clear-Com Gateway platform consists of the compact CG-X1 and CG-X4 devices for connecting 2-way radios, intercoms, telephones and IP networks. The CG-X1 is the 2-port option for remote sites and single-channel bridging. Up to 16 ports can be housed in a single, standard 19” 1RU space with optional rack mount kit.

The Clear-Com Gateway platform consists of the compact CG-X1 and CG-X4 devices for connecting 2-way radios, intercoms, telephones and IP networks. The CG-X4 carries a higher port density of 8 ports in a small form factor. Up to 16 ports can be housed in a single, standard 19” 1RU space with optional rack mount kit.