Axis adds to its growing offering for clever, network based audio solutions for use beyond standard security. A new network audio bridge permits integration between analogue and network audio systems and lets customers gain from the benefits of a network-based system, while keeping existing analogue hardware. Axis likewise introduces a new network microphone console that, when matched together with Axis network speakers, creates a total public-address system.
The current additions from Axis Communications, the marketplace leader in network video, expand the possible usage of audio to enhance company operations and safety and security. By making it clever and simple, the network audio bridge and the network microphone console includes value to a variety of different usage cases, such as background music and statements in retail chains or paging solutions in public address systems in the education sector. It is possible to combine these with Axis network speakers in one system, with no main electronic equipment needed. Axis network audio systems are based upon open requirements, which means they are easy to integrate with other systems.
AXIS C8033 Network Audio Bridge
Many tradition systems use analogue speaker systems that are not suitable with digital speaker systems or digital audio sources. With AXIS C8033 Network Audio Bridge, it is possible to play music from an analogue line level source like a mobile, tablet or a professional streaming box through Axis network speakers, or connect a digital audio source such as AXIS Audio Player to play music in an analogue speaker system.
2N SIP Mic public address systems
Axis likewise reveals 2N SIP Mic, a suitable network microphone console from 2N, an Axis company, for use in systems. This smart network microphone console offers 12 configurable buttons and enables flexible paging in several zones, to make live announcements and play pre-recorded messages.
"With the new 2N SIP Mic, Axis network speakers are become complete public address systems that are perfect for the education sector. And by using the network audio bridge to link existing analogue devices with Axis network audio systems, we make it really easy and affordable for the customer to take advantage of all the advantages a digital system uses.
Network audio likewise means that the system is simple to scale and is flexible enough to adjust to fulfill the consumers' altering demands. It is easy to instantly add or remove devices, compared to analogue systems where both hardware, software application and cable television setup needs to be changed", states Håkan Hansson, Global Product Manager Audio, Axis Communications.
Developing audio monitoring market
"Using the intelligence of a network video system with accompanying audio can often be one of the most efficient methods of handling lots of problems faced by organisations. Retailers, for example, can manage lines by notifying clients that tills on another flooring are less busy. In schools, administrators can alert a student who is found out of class. These two examples are simply a fraction of the prospective benefits digital audio offers", Hansson continues.
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