IPSC3 POC turns supported Android network radios into dedicated UK IPSC3 handsets. They use mobile data or Wi-Fi instead of a local RF path while remaining connected to DMR group calls, private calls, messages and position services.
The client behaves like a radio appliance: it starts with the handset, uses the physical PTT and hardware controls, and presents an interface designed for compact radio displays.
Join configured talkgroups and communicate with compatible repeaters, hotspots, trunks and other POC clients.
Use Radio IDs for person-to-person calls and supported text messaging through the IPSC3 roaming system.
Supported clients can report GPS or private on-device indoor estimates for the live network map and roaming.
The ANYSECU 4G-W2Pro is available for field testing with IPSC3 POC 0.6.1 Build 65. Select the separately labelled Beta installer on the Downloads page; production 0.6.0 remains the recommended release for established radio profiles.