RTS Presents New ROAMEO System

RTS has presented its new ROAMEO system, a wireless intercom system based on the license-free DECT (Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications) standard with a protected frequency band.

Providing audio over an integrated digital wireless beltpack and associated access points, ROAMEO is suitable for a range of professional intercom applications where wireless communication is critical, such as broadcast production studios, theater and sport event productions, houses of worship, commercial buildings and outside broadcast trucks.

Operating like a wireless keypanel, ROAMEO can be fully integrated into all existing wired digital RTS matrices. The system allows users to address either individuals or specified groups. The system consists of the TR-1800 beltpack, the AP-1800 access point and accessories including charger, holster and pole-mount kit. Connection to a digital matrix is established via a single Ethernet cable. The system can use standard IT infrastructure, ensuring easy installation and low maintenance costs; the access points can be daisy-chained.

ROAMEO's cellular structure can cover a wide area with superior audio and seamless roaming between the individual cells. Users can expand the coverage area by adding further access points, while additional wireless beltpacks can be directly addressed as part of a wired RTS matrix intercom system. Depending on the audio codec used, users can select between a higher emphasis on voice quality (G.722 full bandwidth) or a more efficient use of the radio spectrum with a higher number of beltpacks (G.726 narrow-band).

In addition, the system can be configured in a multi-language set-up via scroll lists on the beltpacks or using the control software, which allows users to configure the complete intercom system on one screen. Due to its large color LED-display and icon-based menu structure, the beltpack is easy to set up and operate. The four talk/listen buttons are shaped differently and provide users with a tactile feedback; the operation of the device is thus possible also in low light conditions and without the need to look at it.

ROAMEO will be available worldwide in spring 2017.

www.rtsintercoms.com

(JP)