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10 | DCN Conference Solutions | Applications

Example 3

Keeping pace with your changing needs

Shopping list

Concentus delegate units

2. Concentus chairman unit

3. Wired discussion units

4. Wireless discussion units

5. Wireless access point

6. Battery pack chargers

7. DCN interpreter desk

8. Integrus receivers

9. Integrus radiator

10. Central control unit

11. Digital audio expander

12. CobraNet™ unit

13. Integrus transmitter

14. DCN control software

Note The interpreter booths shown in the drawing

are for illustration purposes only and do not

represent a real situation. Requirements with

respect to sound insulation and other general

characteristics of interpreter booths are

specified by ISO (the International

Organization for Standardization) in:

ISO 2603 - Fixed booths for simultaneous

interpretation. ISO 4043 - Mobile booths for

simultaneous interpretation.

Staying flexible with wired and wireless options

A DCN system can be built using wired or wireless units,

or any combination of the two. When combined, the

system has the unique benefits of both unit types. Wired

systems can be extended with wireless discussion units

for larger conferences or difficult to reach positions. For

even larger setups, more CCUs can be added and, no

matter what the configuration, advanced software

functions make it easy to operate.

Expanding the possibilities

The DCN conference elements can be joined together in

any number of ways. The interpretation system can be

combined with an Integrus system, for wireless

distribution of up to 32 language channels. Plus, the

entire setup can be interfaced to third‑party systems,

including broadcast, building management, and public

address facilities. As a customized solution, individual

touch screens can be added for voting functions and for

instant access to online data.

Streaming content to remote participants

Using the Internet, the system can provide off‑site

delegates with full access to audio, video and data, so

they can follow speeches, view presentation slides, see

the live meeting video, get voting results, retrieve

messages, and more.

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