Armed Police Integrated Communication Dispatch System Solution
I. User Requirement Analysis
1.1. Customer Current Status and Requirements
(1). In response to the current situation of each brigade and detachment, establish an information-based integrated platform dispatch system to connect all brigades and detachments, achieving an overall improvement in informatization construction level;
(2). Establish an integrated dispatch system, providing each brigade with a sub-account for comprehensive management, with the capability to expand the integration of various modules in the future, such as AI cameras, emergency broadcast systems, automatic fire alarm systems;
(3). Achieve interoperability among all brigades, interconnection between the dispatch console and mobile APP, and communication between all brigades and detachments;
1.2. Solution Overview
The Raytrans Integrated Dispatch and Integrated Communication System combines the advantages of numerous domestic and international dispatch systems, complies with the International Telecommunication Union (ITU-T) standards and relevant Chinese communication industry standards (YD), and integrates IP switch design concepts with group telephone functions. The system incorporates the most advanced computer software technology and VoIP audio/video technology, featuring command, dispatch, broadcast, intercom, loudspeaker announcement, alarm, pre-plan, electronic map, and unattended operation functions. The system design is both grounded in national conditions and uniquely advantageous in technological innovation, making it an ideal new-generation integrated dispatch and broadcast/intercom device for private networks and large/medium-sized enterprises and institutions in government, education, petroleum, chemical, mining, smelting, transportation, electric power, public security, military, and coal mining sectors.
1.3. Product Advantages
Compared with traditional integrated dispatch systems, the Raytrans IP-based integrated dispatch solution offers incomparable advantages.
Ø SIP Protocol: The system adopts the standard SIP protocol and is compatible with various SIP terminals available on the market;
Ø Distributed Support: The system adopts a fully distributed architecture, enabling multi-point interconnection and directly supporting cloud deployment modes, while the dispatch console can support partitioned management;
Ø Combined Administrative and Dispatch Functions: The system can serve both administrative office use and dispatch command functions via the dispatch console at any time. The system can effectively integrate office domains and the PSTN network through the enterprise informatization platform to achieve collaborative integration on a larger scale;
Ø Easy Upgrade and Expansion: Within the maximum capacity supported by the hardware, dispatch extension expansion can be achieved simply by adding software licenses. System upgrades are convenient and do not involve the addition of hardware modules;
Ø Development Interface: The system also provides secondary development interfaces and SDKs, enabling integration with mobile APP;
Ø Alignment with Next-Generation Technology Development: The development of Next Generation Networks (NGN) has become increasingly mature, and "Triple Play" will become a reality. The Raytrans Integrated Dispatch System conforms to the NGN architecture and carries no risk of obsolescence due to technological updates.
II. Solution Design
2.1. System Networking

2.2. Solution Description
Ø The integrated dispatch solution deploys a dispatch system and host (including primary and standby) in the equipment room, connected to the LAN, to meet the communication, dispatch, and collaboration requirements of various functional departments; each brigade installs a dispatch console, connected to the detachment via the network;
Ø Field personnel, provided the network and the detachment intranet are accessible, can use the mobile APP to upload on-site photos, voice, and video to the dispatch console;
Ø Hardware: dispatch host system (primary + standby), dispatch console, mobile phones, IP phones, broadcast gateway, etc.;
Ø The detachment's dispatch console can perform emergency dispatch to dispatch extensions in all areas or in designated areas;
Ø All terminals use the SIP protocol and register to the dispatch system via IP, enabling internal and external calls, broadcast, dispatch, loudspeaker announcement, and conferencing functions;
Ø The dispatch center supervisor uses the dispatch console to make loudspeaker announcements to designated functional department dispatch extensions for emergency dispatch;
Ø The system adopts a routing signaling management approach to effectively manage the communication routes of each extension, reasonably arrange voice stream transmission, and ensure timely signaling delivery and rational bandwidth utilization.
III. Design Principles
3.1. Openness
Ø Open Technical Interface: Standard open SIP protocol;
Ø Open Host System Environment: Based on the LINUX operating system, the underlying environment is fully open, facilitating system expansion and maintaining application software portability;
Ø IP Distributed Deployment: Raytrans Integrated Dispatch supports remote deployment of dispatch extensions and various terminals across LAN or WAN areas, building a unified national emergency command center.
3.2. Practicality and User-Friendliness
The visual dispatch console can be used on the dedicated dispatch host or directly run on a PC for management. The interface is simple and intuitive, with powerful functions and strong control over information security.
3.3. Advancement and Compatibility
The system can be used for administrative office purposes during normal operations and can also be used at any time via the dispatch console for dispatch command and broadcast/intercom functions. The system effectively integrates office and PSTN networks through the enterprise informatization platform, achieving collaborative integrated dispatch and broadcast/intercom on a larger scale. Centered on the open SIP protocol and combined with advanced audio/video and call control technologies, it provides an easy-to-manage, open system based on IP networks that can interconnect with various standard SIP terminals in the industry. The system can enable multiple dispatch console software instances, with each dispatch console managing its corresponding area, allowing different business scenarios to be shared or distinguished within a single system.
IV. Function Introduction
4.1. Visual Dispatch Console

Function Item | Function Description |
Left Handset | Left handset of the console |
Right Handset | Right handset of the console |
Call | 1. Place a call to the connected terminal 2. Place a call to the connected mobile phone (requires external line) |
Intercom | Communicate with the selected terminal |
Hang Up | Immediately end the call with the selected terminal |
Monitoring | Monitor calls of selected terminals without the other party's awareness; supports both call monitoring and ambient monitoring |
Barge-in | Convert the call of a selected terminal in progress into a three-party conference mode |
Break-in | Convert the call of a selected terminal in progress into a call with the console, forcibly disconnecting the other party |
Whisper | Communicate with a selected terminal that is currently in a call, without the other party being aware |
Transfer | Transfer the call of the selected terminal to a designated terminal |
All Zones | The main interface displays all zone terminals visible to the user |
Zone | The main interface displays the zone terminals visible to the user |
Zone Conference | Pulls all online terminals currently displayed on the console into the conference room |
Zone Broadcast | Pulls all online terminals currently displayed on the console into a broadcast task; terminals are listen-only and cannot speak |
Zoned Broadcasting | 1、Pull all online terminals currently displayed on the console into the broadcast task 2、Support inserting live voice announcements into the current broadcast task, i.e., the broadcast pauses and resumes after the announcement ends |
Multi-Select | 1、In multi-select mode, the console can select multiple terminals simultaneously for operation 2、In multi-select mode, multi-party conferencing is supported 3、In multi-select mode, multi-party paging is supported 4、In multi-select mode, multi-party broadcasting is supported 5、The system defaults to single-select mode |
Multi-Party Conference | Add the selected multiple terminals to the conference, supporting cross-partition operation |
Multi-party Paging | Add selected terminals to a paging task, with cross-partition support; terminals are listen-only and cannot speak |
Multi-party Broadcast | 1、Add selected terminals to a broadcast task, with cross-partition support 2、Insert paging into the current broadcast task, i.e., the broadcast pauses and resumes after the paging ends |
Contacts | Quick search of contact numbers with one-touch dialing |
Emergency Broadcast | Interrupts all calls and broadcasts on terminals and plays the preset broadcast task |
Call Queue | When both left and right handsets are busy, the call queue displays the numbers of incoming calls waiting in the queue in real time |
Call Information | Real-time display of call records |
4.2. Conference Room
Function Item | Function Description |
Invite | Invite terminals or external lines to join the conference |
Remove | 1、 Remove the selected terminal from the conference room |
Mute | Set the selected terminal to mute mode, i.e., listen-only mode |
Unmute | 1、 Restore the selected terminal to normal mode, i.e., normal two-way audio |
Mute All | Set all terminals in the conference to mute mode |
Cancel All Mute | Unmute all terminals in the conference |
Close Conference | Remove all terminals in the conference, including the console phone, from the conference room; the conference ends |
4.3. Broadcast Tasks
Function Item | Function Description |
All Tasks | Successfully created broadcast tasks, categorized as: music, voice announcement, text, live pickup, and file |
Music Tasks | Successfully created music tasks |
Loudspeaker Task | Successfully created loudspeaker task |
Text Task | Successfully created text task |
Recording/Broadcast Task | Successfully created recording/broadcast task |
File Task | Successfully created file task |
Add | 2、 1. Create a new instant broadcast task, which plays immediately upon creation 3、 2. Create a new scheduled broadcast task, which plays at the specified time upon creation 4、 3. Scheduled broadcasts support fixed time and weekly cycle modes 5、 4. Broadcast duration can be specified; the default is unspecified |
Batch Delete | Delete the checked broadcast tasks from the broadcast task list. |
Playback | 1、Play the created broadcast. 2、Playback rules include sequential, random, and repeat playback; the default is sequential playback. |
Volume Adjustment | 2、 The volume of the currently playing broadcast task can be adjusted. |
Stop | 3、 Stop the currently playing broadcast task. |
Delete | Delete the selected broadcast task |
4.4. Unattended Operation
Function Item | Function Description |
Call Forwarding | Call forwarding can be configured when the dispatcher is away from the dispatch console |
System Lock Screen | After call forwarding is configured, the dispatch console enters lock screen mode |
Cancel duty | Unlock the screen |
4.5. Alarm
Function Item | Function Description |
Query | Filter the values matching the criteria on the current alarm page |
Uncleared Alarms | Display uncleared alarm details, including alarm source, status, occurrence time, etc. |
Cleared Alarms | Displays the contents of cleared alarms |
Alarm Acknowledgment | Confirms whether an alarm exists and its alarm level |
Clear Alarm | Clears the currently selected alarm item |
Intercom | Talk with the current alarm source |
4.6. Video
Function | Description |
Video Surveillance | Real-time viewing of the environmental status of the area where the device is located |
Video Snapshot | Capturing a snapshot of the current surveillance image |
Video Recording | Records the current surveillance image |
Recording Playback | Plays back recorded video |
Video Linkage | When the terminal connects to the dispatch console, the video from the camera associated with the terminal automatically pops up |
4.7. Electronic Map
Function Item | Function Description |
Current Map | Displays the current map and the location of the terminal |
All Areas | Displays all terminals on the current map, with support for area-based filtering |
Function Keys | Allows operations such as calling, intercom, monitoring, forced insertion, forced release, private call, and call transfer for terminals on the current map |
Edit | Upload maps and edit terminal positions on the map |
Upload Map | Upload the map to be displayed |
4.8. Contingency Plans
Function Item | Function Description |
Broadcast | Terminal alarm triggers broadcast task |
Video | When a terminal alarm occurs, the dispatch console automatically pops up the video feed |
SMS | Terminal alarm triggers SMS transmission |
Intercom | Terminal alarm triggers automatic call connection |
Fax | Supports electronic fax send/receive and fax machine send/receive |
