SYSTEL IP is a “call-in” system and multiconference capability that drastically reduces the costs for this type of communications. It significantly improves the audio quality, increases the flexibility and integration with already existing telephone systems at the station or company. The investment required is very small and will be amortized very rapidly through simple cost saving.
Business telephone systems are rapidly migrating to VoIP technology, integrating IP switchboards or virtual, allowing access to new alternative telecommunication service providers.
Telephony or call-in systems for broadcast applications have until now been an isolated island with important operational costs and stagnant technology. SYSTEL IP allows to connect the broadcast telephone system to the current corporate PBXs, based on IP, avoiding maintaining conventional lines exclusive for broadcast.
SYSTEL IP allows for VoIP connection of 4-wire lines from intercom matrixes or audio consoles in order to establish multi-conference circuits or external coordination in radio or TV stations. Further, in a business environment it allows for the interconnection of several meeting rooms as well as audio routing between building locations and for example simultaneous translation systems, even if these are remotely located.
Main Features
• SYSTEL IP does not operate on hybrids, but on a 4-wire digital matrix: all the lines can intervene live and simultaneously without loss of quality.
• Significant cost savings can be obtained by connecting the entire system to an Internet telephony provider, or as extensions of the IP PBX that is already in service in the corporation.
• SYSTEL IP16 shares the IP lines in a very flexible and dynamic way with up to 4 studios through very simple analog or digital cabling not having to deploy special and expensive audio nodes. SYSTEL IP 16, also offers many channels of local audio input and output through IP, in Dante format, compatible with AES 67.
• It is possible to create much larger installation, with dozens of studios or even for a whole network of broadcasting stations. In such scenario, each SYSTEL IP16 will be a simple set of extensions and that can share phonebooks and users.
• SYSTEL IP control terminals are extremely powerful, flexible, economical and practical. We can use: - An IP phone in order to make calls and talk to the remote party, as well as a software application that can be installed on any PC. - An IP phone with touch screen, in order to make calls and talk to the remote party, running a specific embedded application.
• Several studios and work spaces can be defined. Multiple control terminals with internal and individual labelling and chat lines can be used in a studio, thus dividing the work among producers, technicians and talents.
• Possibility to set the number of audio signals arriving at the studio console, allowing for level adjustment either through this SW application or the fader of the mixing console. • There are applications with different layouts and functions available in order to suit different types of operation.
The unit behaves like multi-line IP Phone with SIP signalling protocol. Compatible with IP PBX, SIP Trunking and virtual PBX. Analogue and ISDN lines supported through gateways. Coding algorithms include the proper ones in telephony: G726, G729 and G711. Also incorporates G722 coding with extended bandwidth to 7 kHz, which characterize it as "HD" and makes it compatible with N / ACIP AudioCodecs and SIP-Phones (Any AEQ Phoenix AudioCodec and most PC telephony software).
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