Digital Infrared Interpretation Distribution System

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Digital infrared transmitter is the core host of the language distribution system. It accepts analog or digital inputs or Dante inputs, modulates these signals onto a carrier, and transmits these carriers to the radiation panels located in the room.

• Complies with IEC 61603-7 and IEC 60914, compatible with any other IEC 61603-7 infrared interpretation system. 
• DQPSK digital modulation/demodulation technology. 
• 2-8 MHz frequency range to avoid high-frequency lighting interference. 
• Supports up to 4, 8 or 16 audio channels. 
• Supports 4 frequency band transmission selection (2.33M, 3.00M, 3.67M, 4.33M) 
• Auxiliary mode to assign music to all channels during breaks. 
• Slave mode for signal distribution from another transmitter for multi-room use. 
• Status display of radiation panels and system via screen and indicators. 
• Unique naming for each transmitter in multi-unit systems. 
• Emergency messages automatically distributed to all channels. 
• Emergency switch connector for automatic emergency message distribution. Mono: Standard quality up to 16 channels, High quality up to 8 channels; Stereo: Standard quality up to 8 channels, High quality up to 4 channels. 
• Built-in small infrared radiators for audio monitoring. 
• LCD display and settings menu. 
• Supports 4/8/16 analog audio inputs and 4/8/16 analog audio outputs. 
• Analog audio inputs can work with third-party audio interface 
• 6 high-frequency signal output interfaces (BNC) for radiation units. 
• 1 BNC interface for receiving HF signals from other transmitters. 
• Ethernet and RS-232 interfaces for setup. 
• RS-232 also for connecting control systems. 
• Dante port for Dante network connection. 
• Dante port can be configured by Dante Controller Software 
• Infrared signals are obstructed by walls, ensuring conference privacy.