Description
Unified Paging, Radio, and UC Communication
The 8312 Expanded IP Paging Adapter builds on the SIP paging capabilities of the 8301 Paging Adapter & Scheduler, combining UC-based voice paging, scheduling, legacy amplifier integration, handheld radio integration, and relay-triggered workflows in a single network-connected device.
Distribute audio from UC platforms to overhead paging systems, compatible radio users, or both simultaneously. By bridging UC communications, PA infrastructure, and handheld radio systems, the 8312 extends critical messages across a wider range of physical environments and operational teams.
Optimized to integrate base station-free handheld radio systems, the 8312 is compatible with Motorola Curve radios. For radio systems that use a base station, the Algo 8301 may also be used. Contact Algo to discuss compatibility with other handheld radio systems.

Expanded Inputs for Sensor-Triggered Audio Workflows
The 8312 adds twelve relay sensor inputs, in addition to the one standard smart relay, to support more event-driven communication workflows. Connect contact closures, buttons, weight sensors, switches, or other operational triggers to initiate pre-recorded messages, paging events, SIP calls, endpoint actions, strobe activation, and other automated responses.
By combining SIP paging, integration, amplifier connectivity, scheduling, smart relay control, and sensor-triggered actions into one device, the 8312 simplifies deployment while expanding automated IP communication workflows.

The Algo 8312 is optimized for integration with base station-free handheld radio systems that operate peer to peer. By connecting to a compatible donor radio, the 8312 can extend SIP audio across the radio network. Motorola Curve is currently supported, while integration with other handheld radio systems may also be possible depending on system compatibility and cabling requirements. Contact Algo to discuss compatibility with other handheld radio systems.
– IP Paging Adapter Comparison
– Bridging Base-Station-Free Handheld Radios and SIP Paging with the Algo 8312





