Minimum Requirements to Run VersaNet Dispatcher

PC Specifications (Minimum):

• CPU: Intel Core i3 (Dual or Quad Core) or higher

• RAM: 4GB or higher

• GPU/Video Card: Not required

• Storage: 100MB (Installer Size)

• Internet Speed: 1–2 Mbps

Basic PC Peripherals:

• Monitor(s)

• Mouse and Keyboard

• Speaker

Note: A PC with higher RAM capacity is recommended. This ensures smooth performance, especially when handling multiple or complex tasks like Geo-Fencing, video streaming, and advanced mapping features, minimizing the risk of crashes caused by low memory.

Compatible Accessories for VersaNet Dispatcher

The following accessories work seamlessly with the application:

• Headsets and Earphones

• Microphones or Desktop Microphones

• Additional Monitors (Windows Version Only)

The Windows VersaNet Dispatcher interface can be split across up to four monitors, displaying:

1. Users List and Call Interface
2. Video Interface
3. Map Interface
4. Data Recording Interface

While the Windows and Web-Based versions of the VersaNet Dispatcher share key features—like voice calls, video, mapping, and data recording—there are notable differences:

• The Windows version supports up to 64 video tiles, whereas the Web-Based version supports only 16.
• Windows offers more advanced application settings, including VOX (voice-activated transmission), which is not available in the Web version.
• Local recording is available on the Windows version, automatically saving voice and video, while the Web-Based version requires manual downloading to save files.

The VersaNet Dispatcher, a PC application, offers a comprehensive suite of functionalities, including voice, video, and mapping capabilities.

For voice communication, VersaNet Dispatcher supports private, group, multi, and all calls. It ensures clear voice quality and allows users to send and receive various types of radio calls, with access to saved voice recordings for playback.

In terms of video functionality, the Dispatcher offers live video streaming and audio-video recording. Users can view saved recordings and take advantage of video monitoring and capture, supported by a built-in camera for ground visibility.

For mapping, the Dispatcher displays the live location of Versa IP radios with real-time GPS tracking and Geo-fencing. It also supports multiple map options, including Google Maps, OpenStreetMap, and Satellite view.

In some ways, yes — it operates similarly to a typical two-way radio.

• Press and hold the PTT (Push-to-Talk) button to speak.

• Release the button when you're done.

A prominent on-screen button is available to activate radio communication, and there's also a keyboard hotkey option for quicker access using shortcut keys.

The VersaNet Dispatcher can support up to 2,000 talk channels, and each channel can handle up to 2,000 VersaNet radios or users.

VersaNet Dispatcher uses Google Maps for its mapping platform, incorporating OpenStreetMap and Satellite Maps views.  

Performance depends on the specifications of the PC workstation. Running multiple features like Geo-Fencing, Lone Worker, and Custom Map Markings relies heavily on the PC’s processor and RAM capacity.  

The Windows version of the VersaNet Dispatcher can handle up to 64 simultaneous video streams, while the Web-based version supports up to 16 streams at a time.  

Yes, you can download recorded voice calls from the past 3 months. Files are available in WAV format and can be queried before downloading.

Yes, this feature is available only on the Windows version of the VersaNet Dispatcher. Voice calls and video streams can be automatically saved or archived on the PC workstation, depending on the user’s preferences.