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The LIC-100 isolation coupler is used to connect a logging recorder to telephone circuits, two-way radio lines, etc. It provides a balanced line-input, transformer isolation, capacitive coupling, RF bypass, and balanced line-output. |
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 The RSA-M1 is used to provide a simple and inexpensive method of connecting an Omnicron recorder to Motorola two-way radios. It is usable on most Motorola radios that have an eight position modular microphone jack. |
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 The RSA-M2 is used to provide a simple and inexpensive method of connecting voice logging recorders to certain Motorola two-way radios. It only works with older Motorola radios that have an eight position modular microphone jack with receive audio present at all times. It combines receive and transmit audio at levels matched to the line input of voice logging recorders. It also provides transformer isolation and RF bypass. For newer Motorola radios that do not have constant receive audio on the |
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 The RSA-M3 is used to provide a simple and inexpensive method of connecting voice logging recorders to two-way radios that are not remote controlled (with remote controlled radios most digital logging recorders can be directly connected to the control pair). It combines receive and transmit audio at levels matched to the line input of voice logging recorders. It also provides transformer isolation and RF bypass. |
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 The RSA-M4 is used to provide a simple and inexpensive method of connecting voice logging recorders to two-way radios that are not remote controlled (with remote controlled radios most digital logging recorders can be directly connected to the control pair).
When the radio is transmitting, a relay is used to disconnect the audio output of the RSA-M4 from receive audio and connect it to the transmitter audio only when transmitting. The RSA-M4 is designed to match audio levels com |
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 The RSA-U5 is used to connect voice logging recorders to two-way radios that do not have an output for recorders, such as a mobile radio that is used as a base station. Radios with wired connections for remote control (tone, DC, or local) can usually be directly connected to most recorders and do not require the RSA-U5. |
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