SIP Intelligent Dispatch Console · Unified Voice, Dispatch, and Broadcast
A visual large-screen paging console for energy, manufacturing, transportation, and emergency communication. Built on standard SIP and industrial-grade hardware — 10.1″ color touchscreen, gooseneck microphone, 8MP camera, and 112 programmable DSS keys — it serves as a command-center master station for dialing, two-way intercom, monitoring, and broadcast paging across all subordinate terminals.


Acoustic echo cancellation (AEC), noise reduction, packet-loss concealment, and dynamic jitter buffer; 8MP camera with privacy cover keeps calls clear in tough environments.
One IP300 is a complete command station — 112 programmable DSS keys for broadcast and zoned dispatch, with BPBX integration for group-call paging.
Android 9.0, 10.1″ 1280×800 touchscreen, PoE-powered, 0–45 °C operating range, 10–95% RH — suited for factories, energy facilities, and field command vehicles.
SIP 2.0 over UDP/TCP/TLS, RTP/SRTP, IPv4/IPv6, 802.1x, LLDP, QoS — drops into any existing IP comms network or third-party platform.
A 10.1″ color touchscreen, gooseneck microphone, and HD handset (handset / hands-free / headset modes), dual RJ9 jacks, desk-mounted. An LED status indicator surfaces the device state at a glance. One unit handles dispatch, dialing, broadcast, intercom, and contacts end-to-end.

28 columns × 4 rows of DSS keys can be programmed as contacts, broadcast groups, or emergency shortcuts. One-tap call, one-tap multicast — no menu hunting under pressure.

A Dispatch view for online terminals and dialpad; a Broadcast view with music selection, play / pause / minimize, and zone push; an Intercom view that distinguishes speaker and listener with one-tap mic toggle. Three workflows, no interruptions, instant switching.

Beyond the built-in 8MP camera, IP300 integrates with on-site cameras for AV linkage (Hikvision HCNetSDK ready). Video calls support H.264/H.265, CIF through 1080P, and remote full-screen — so commanders don't just hear the scene, they see it.

The built-in web console covers runtime status, dispatch/intercom/broadcast/monitoring/task management, contacts, and system config. Config push, firmware upgrade, backup, log analysis, and factory reset all in one place — one admin remotely operates hundreds of terminals.

A bundled cross-platform desktop tool auto-scans subnets, builds a device ledger (IP / SIP / app version / status), and runs bulk APK upgrades, config / log export, config restore, and unified licensing. With 30s auto-refresh, fleet ops feel as direct as inspecting your Wi-Fi.

IP300 sits at the dispatch center — upstream to a SIP/IPPBX registrar, downstream through a PoE switch to IP terminals, IPC cameras, broadcast speakers, and a management PC. Built on standard SIP 2.0, RTP/SRTP, HCNetSDK, and HTTPS, it drops into any existing IP comms network or third-party platform.
Full-duplex command between control rooms and field crews in power plants, chemical plants, mines, and manufacturing floors — with IP broadcast for urgent alerts and production coordination.
Emergency operations centers, fire / police / armed-police consoles, and on-site command vehicles — group-call mustering, zoned broadcast paging, and live video uplink.
Airport towers, subway control rooms, highway tunnels, port terminals — HD voice with video linkage and real-time broadcast for the dense dispatch demands of transport hubs.
Industrial parks, hospitals, schools, and arenas — unified security intercom and public address with zoned music playback and one-tap emergency override.
Yes. IP300 is SIP 2.0 compliant (UDP / TCP / TLS) with RTP/RTCP/SRTP, supports IPv4 and IPv6, 802.1x, LLDP / CDP, and QoS. It registers to any SIP-compliant IPPBX, SBC, or dispatch server.
Yes. Beyond the built-in 8MP camera, IP300 ships with Hikvision HCNetSDK integrated, enabling direct connection to IPC cameras for incoming-call video linkage, remote full-screen view, and recording uplink.
As a master station, IP300's concurrency is primarily bounded by the server (e.g. BPBX or a third-party IPPBX). Paired with BPBX, a single console comfortably supports hundreds to thousands of terminals for calling, group-cast, and broadcast.
Not required. IP300 supports both standard PoE and a 5V/2A adapter. With existing PoE infrastructure, a single Ethernet cable powers and connects the device; otherwise, use the bundled adapter.
All managed through the built-in web console: firmware updates, config import/export, log analysis, and factory reset — distributable across the entire fleet without touching each device.
The UX mirrors common smart terminals. With Android 9.0, touchscreen, physical keys, gooseneck mic, and handset, new operators typically master the dispatch / broadcast / intercom workflows within half a day.
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