New Toronto Announce Core Boasts Endless Wireless Intercom System

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Nov 19, 2010 11:07 AM, By Phil Kurz

With its new on the water domicile in downtown Toronto, Corus Entertainment has combined operations from 11 locations, inclusive 3 air wave stations and 24 TV services.

Bringing together 1100 Toronto-area employees, the new Corus Quay office building stands as a of the many modernized announce services in North America. Featuring a entirely integrated digital infrastructure for announce and digital calm creation, the trickery includes an endless wireless intercom system.

With 6 Telex BTR-80N wireless bottom stations, any with 24 TR-82N dual-channel leather belt packs in operation is to new trickery working in conjunction with 20 wireless microphones and 16 wireless IFB systems via the space, Bexel's distributed receiver network allows limit coverage facilitywide.

At Corus Quay, the RTS ADAM digital pattern is as the heart of its intercom system, that interfaces right away via 4 wires with the Telex BTR-80N wireless intercom bottom stations.

The Telex BTR-80N two-channel UHF synthesized wireless bottom hire wireless intercoms make use of a new narrowband design that simplifies magnitude coordination and formulation since its more effective use of spectrum.

The intercom at Corus has to run in an mood that is common with 20 wireless microphones and 16 IFB systems for wireless foldback to talent. "The BTR-80N bottom stations transmit on two frequencies," mentioned Jim Dugan, Bexel comparison plan engineer, "and if you have 4 leather belt packs, then you have other 4 frequencies being transmitted back to the base. So, for any hire you use 6 frequencies, and with 6 stations, that creates 36 frequencies - only for intercom. It's because the Telex narrowband systems are so effective that we're able to use that many channels without interfering with the mics or the IFB." The Systems Group of Hoboken, NJ, that integrated the new facility, engaged with Bexel to give its wireless engineering expertise.

The TR-82N wireless leather belt packs moreover have a stage-announce underline that creates it easy for prolongation staff to strike a symbol on the fill up and speak right away to a PA network for assembly coordination.

The Telex BTR-80N bottom stations, wireless mics and IFB systems are all related to a law Bexel distributed receiver system. The distributed receiver network services 8 well-defined zones in the building, inclusive 4 studios, assorted immature bedrooms and hallways.

According to Dugan, the distributed receiver network extends the operation in to 8 times as many places as a singular bottom hire would cover.