Motorola Si300 Video Speaker Microphone

ADAPTIVE AUDIO ENGINE (Optional)

Five integrated microphones deliver the same audio quality as the APX™ 6000.

Adaptive dual-sided operation uses beam-forming technology, so you can talk into either side of the VSM.

Adaptive noise suppression adjusts the audio algorithm, cancelling out the noise as it changes in the environment.

Adaptive speaker equalization adjusts the 0.5 watt loud speaker settings based on volume selection, so the sound is optimized for talker authenticity at lower volumes and speech intelligibility at higher volumes.

Adaptive gain control adjusts the microphone gain based on how loud you talk into the VSM to ensure a consistent audio level on the receiving end.

Adaptive windporting engages a purpose-built wind ported microphone to cancel out wind noise.

CAPTURE CRITICAL EVENTS

Precise recording with a 210° articulating camera lens provides optimal field-of-view and flexible wearing positions.

Realistic low-light performance records evidence that mimics the human eye.

Prominent slider initiates video recording manually or automatically with a push of the emergency button.

Pre-buffering captures critical evidence up to 60 seconds prior to initiating a recording trigger. 

EXTEND THE POWER OF APX BEST-IN-CLASS PERFORMANCE

Smart interface extends the mission critical performance of Motorola APX™ radios. 

Aggressive T-shape  makes the VSM easier to grip, even with wet or slippery hands.

INTEGRATED WI-FI AND DATA CONNECTIVITY

Update your software wirelessly and configure your VSM more efficiently without interrupting voice communications.

Up to 20 Wi-Fi networks can be provisioned in the VSM so that users can seamlessly receive software updates, configure the device or upload multi-media to CommandCentral Vault at facility Wi-Fi access points or in the field via Wi-Fi hot spots.

RUGGEDNESS

IP67 rating ensures the VSM can withstand 1 meter water submersion for 30 minutes.

MIL-STD 810 C, D, E, F, G rating ensures you can rely on your VSM in the most extreme environments.