IRP Debuts Digital Wireless Conference System

IRP introduces the dwcs 2.4 digital wireless conference system, which already has received FCC approval. The new dwcs 2.4 digital wireless conferencing system a fully digital and fully encrypted wireless solution for all conferencing applications. The system was granted FCC approval on October 20th, 2000.

The system offers secure wireless communications to a demanding client base of Fortune 1000, government, and education markets as well as a broad range of commercial and industrial communications customers. The system also will have pricing advantages over currently available wired and emerging UHF based wireless product.

In addition, IRP and IFBsoft demonstrated the Ulysses program, available for .It consultants and design/build contractors. A Demo disc can be downloaded from www.ifbsoft.de

And, IRP demonstrated irp.net, a modular matrix system that has virtually unlimited expandability. The input and output PC boards can be combined and configured to form either a local network or multiple networks. The system consists of three PC boards that are mounted into a 2-RU mainframe that is supplied with an integral power supply. A maximum of 64 boards can be incorporated into any one single network.

Due to the fact that the input and output boards can be installed separately in locally divided mainframes, the matrix, audio processing and cable distribution can be combined into larger distributed networks. For relatively short inter-connections between the PC boards CAT-5 cable is employed; for longer distances fiber optical cable must be used.