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The AlphaCom is a powerful and flexible
communication exchange,
designed to provide
critical communications and serve a wide range of applications. AlphaCom E is the
new integrated communications platform that by using IP technology, can interconnect
with a company's data and telecommunications infrastructure. It provides voice,
image and data links and interfaces using standard Ethernet architecture to bring
all streams into one cohesive solution. (Standard VoIP protocols encode the audio
and TCP/IP is used throughout to provide compatibility with existing routers and
VLAN equipment
Features & Benefits
- Hi-fi Audio Quality
- Modular architecture
- Handsfree operation
- Critical communication over IP
- Future proof design
- Service creation environment (Event Handler)
- Stations for all environments
The Markets
Whether your
Airport,
Prison,
Hospital,
Car Park,
Control Room,
building, or factory is large
or small, AlphaCom will provide the solution.
Capacity is virtually unlimited and through networking more than one exchange,
a more extensive solution is created linking several buildings within a complex or
across the country. Furtherstill, AlphaCom E is fully compatible with the
current AlphaCom system, adding the latest IP and networking technologies, and a range of
new IP Stations
to a proven
and highly reliable platform.
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Intercom Stations
There are a variety of
Stations, ranging from
desktop, and wall mounted master stations,
Clean Room Stations,
Security Control Stations,
and sub-stations including
Vandal Resistant,
Industrial, and
door entry stations. Installation wiring
information is available
here.
Call Center Training System
Alphastat
is a “Graphic User Interface” (GUI)
designed to be used with the AlphaCom Critical Communications exchange. When installed on a suitable computer and linked to the AlphaCom exchange it will provide on screen information
on the exchange activities. This software has been designed by “
Ring Communications (UK) Ltd” to be used in training rolls.
Giving instructors control over student communications and managing their roll play responses.
Students are given scenarios and use the phone system to contact fictitious destinations. The instructors can see which destination the student is trying to contact and then choose
to answer the students call, role playing the person being called.
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