AIGIS Field and AIGIS OPS provide broadband push-to-talk over IP. Selected channels can connect to conventional radio through major RoIP gateways, including Vocality and JPS.
AIGIS Field
Use press-and-hold PTT from the same mobile experience as missions, maps, unit status, and operational messaging.
AIGIS OPS
Keep radio channels beside maps, missions, and messages, with desktop controls for an operating position.
Field and OPS can monitor several subscribed channels while keeping one transmit channel selected.
Transmit
Selecting a channel changes where the next transmission goes. It does not silently change the receive state of other channels.
Receive
Keep RX on for multiple subscribed channels and turn individual channels off when they should leave the listening mix.
Presence
See who is connected and who is speaking. Channel presence does not replace personnel accountability.
AIGIS requests permission to transmit when the operator presses PTT. Audio starts after the floor is granted and stops when PTT is released.
The responder presses and holds PTT on the selected channel.
AIGIS asks the channel service for permission to transmit.
Audio publishes only after the floor is granted and connected.
Releasing PTT clears the floor for the next transmission.
When recording is enabled for a channel, authorized users can find recent traffic by speaker, time, and duration.
Replay availability and retention depend on deployment settings and agency policy.
Identify the participant associated with the recorded channel traffic.
Use recorded time and clip length to find the transmission that matters.
Open recent traffic through a short-lived link when policy and configuration allow it.
Field and OPS use broadband PTT over IP. A configured RoIP gateway can bridge selected AIGIS channels to a conventional radio system.
The bridge lets app-based PTT and an existing radio system share selected traffic. This is not PSTN dialing, offline voice, or universal radio-network compatibility.
Responder and operations clients
Authenticated voice channel over IP
Optional, configured media bridge
Vocality, JPS, and other major RoIP devices
Existing radio network
Gateway support
Supports major RoIP gateways.
AIGIS supports major RoIP gateways, including Vocality, JPS, and other major RoIP devices.
Gateway configuration and acceptance testing are completed for each deployment.
Field and OPS put push-to-talk on responder and coordinator devices. Conventional radio connections are configured and tested for each deployment.
Set the incident scope, voice-enabled channels, and the people permitted to publish and receive.
Sign responders and coordinators into the clients they already use for the rest of the operation.
Map selected channels to a supported RoIP gateway when conventional radio users need to participate.
Validate network, TLS, codec, PTT signaling, audio levels, channel mapping, and RF behavior for the actual deployment.
AIGIS shows whether a channel is connecting, waiting, busy, or unavailable so operators know why they cannot transmit.
PTT remains unavailable without an IP connection. Subscribed receive rooms use bounded reconnect attempts after transient loss.
Waiting, queued, busy, preempted, and timeout states make floor contention visible instead of leaving the operator guessing.
The client blocks transmission and surfaces permission or device state before audio is published.
Each channel keeps its own RX state so an operator can see what is in the listening mix and what is not.
Start with broadband PTT, then evaluate conventional-radio interoperability against your gateway, network, and RF requirements.
