Introduction The WAVE™ 3000 Server is a single appliance solution that allows broadband devices like Smartphones and Tablets with the WAVE Mobile Communicator to initiate and receive Talk Group and Private Calls into supported Motorola radio systems. New in version 1.2 of the WAVE 3000 Server Version 1.2 of the WAVE 3000 Server adds support for integration with Capacity Plus and Linked Capacity Plus radio systems. Additionally, version 1.2 provides the ability to discard changes made before committing changes. The DL380 hardware in WAVE 3000 R1.2 has been upgraded from 6 cores to 8 cores. Purpose of the WAVE 3000 Server The WAVE 3000 Server provides WAVE Mobile Communicator clients with the capability to transmit and receive push-to-talk voice calls with Connect Plus radio or console users. The solution provides a wireline interface to the radio system, and hence removes the need for any donor radios (control stations). At a high level the WAVE 3000 Server performs the following functions: Controller for the WAVE 3000 system Receives and responds to registration requests Receives and responds to call requests Interface to the WAVE 3000 System Performs ID mapping for Group Calls and Private Calls between the WAVE Mobile Communicators and supported Motorola radio system Converts audio formats between the WAVE 3000 system and supported Motorola radio system Network Manager for WAVE 3000 system and system configuration Setup users with their own sign-in credentials and profiles Associate Talk Groups and private call contacts to users Usage and Diagnostics Logging capabilities Managing WAVE 3000 client licenses Software upgrades Backup and Restore. About This Document This document is provided for radio administrators installing and operating the WAVE 3000 server. The instructions in this document are written with the assumption that you are trained in the operation of the radio system integrating with the WAVE 3000 Server. It is also assumed that you have access to records listing information about your radio system such as Talk Groups and Subscriber IDs. You may also require access to the code plugs in your radio units and repeaters. If you are not familiar with the radio system you are attempting to integrate with the WAVE 3000 Server, please contact Motorola Support to request the assistance of a certified technician. Note: All WAVE (Wide Area Voice Environment) clients connect via broadband. In this document the terms “broadband client” and “WAVE client” are used interchangeably and mean the same thing. In telecommunications, broadband is a wide bandwidth data transmission with an ability to simultaneously transport multiple signals and traffic types. The medium can be coaxial cable, optical fiber, twisted pair, or wireless broadband (wireless broadband includes Mobile broadband). In contrast, baseband describes a communication system in which information is transported across a single channel. Major Sections In This Document Initial Setup and Configuration WAVE 3000 Server Operation Troubleshooting WAVE Client Information
