Gateway Radio Interface 2
Key Features
- Plays alert tones, VoiceAlert speech, and tone paging over the radio system
- Supports two, simultaneous independent radio channels
- Links Communications Gateways to radio channels for automated dispatch announcements


The G2 Gateway Radio Interface (GaRI) 2 connects the G2 Communications Gateway and up to two radio channels simultaneously, alerting firefighter units without dispatcher intervention. It allows the Communications Gateway to sense if the channel is busy and initiate transmission when the channel is free.
Dimensions (W x H x D):
8.9 x 5.8 x 2.0 (in); 227 x 148 x 51 (mm)
Digital inputs:
(2) Dry contact
Digital outputs:
(2) Form A relays rated .5A @ 48V AC or resistive load only
Network connections:
(2) Ethernet with integrated 3-port switch
Other connections:
(1) Radio audio and control pass-through input; (2) radio audio and control outputs; (1) I/O control
Indicators and controls:
Channel activity; I/O status; LAN connection
Input voltage:
120-240VAC auto switching
Power consumption:
3W
Accessories:
19-in. rack; mount plate
A brief overview of the Phoenix G2 Gateway Radio Interface (GaRI)
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The GaRI has an integrated network switch that allows it to be connected directly to two Communications Gateway servers in a hot-standby configuration or to other network devices, as necessary. In special applications, the GaRI can be connected to a customer data network to allow the GaRI to be distantly located from the Gateway servers. When control switches from one Gateway computer to another, the GaRI seamlessly switches the necessary audio and signaling connections as well, maintaining uninterrupted radio communications.
Individual inputs and outputs have separate LED indications for easy troubleshooting. The extruded, all-aluminum enclosure features laser-etched labels for all inputs and outputs, as well as flanged plates for easy install.
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