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Inovonics Retires Model 635 FM SiteStreamer

Inovonics Retires Model 635 FM SiteStreamer

Celebrating 10 Years of Service!

The Inovonics INOmini 635 FM SiteStreamer has officially been retired after nearly a decade of exceptional service to broadcasters worldwide. Launched in 2015, the 635 quickly became a trusted solution for remote FM signal monitoring, with nearly 3,000 units sold globally.

A Problem-Solving Legacy

The 635 was developed in response to a real-world problem faced by a Santa Cruz engineer: how to monitor FM translator signals remotely when service drops out. The solution was an internet-enabled FM receiver that allowed engineers to tune remotely, view audio levels, monitor RDS data, and receive real-time alarms via email or SMS.

Introducing the 645 FM SiteStreamer II

Successor: Inovonics 645 FM SiteStreamer II

At NAB 2025, Inovonics unveiled the 645 FM SiteStreamer II — the successor to the 635. The new model delivers powerful upgrades, including:

  • SDR-based sensitive FM tuner
  • Enhanced LCD display and intuitive interface
  • High-quality audio streaming for multiple users
  • Improved metering and RDS display
  • Expanded alarm configuration and dual password security

 

At NAB 2025, Inovonics received the Radio World Best of Show Award for our new INOmini 645 FM SiteStreamer II.

The 645 is now available in Australia through Broadcast Components.

Ongoing Support for the 635

While the INOmini 635 is no longer in production, Inovonics has confirmed that service and support will remain available for all current owners. This ensures that broadcasters can continue to rely on their installed systems for years to come.

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