Latin America. Axis Communications expands its offering of intelligent network-based audio solutions, making use of which surpasses traditional security. With a brand-new audio bridge that permits integration in between analog and network audio systems, users can gain from the advantages of a comprehensive system, while keeping existing analog hardware. In addition, the Swedish firm also provides a brand-new microphone console that, in combination with Axis network speakers, produces a total public address system.

The latest additions to Axis Communications expand using audio to enhance business operations and security. The network audio bridge and microphone console make it possible for different kinds of use, such as background music, advertising advertisements in stores or paging options in education systems. It is possible to combine this with Axis network speakers in one system, without the requirement for main electronic devices. Axis network audio systems are based upon open standards, which implies they are easy to incorporate with other systems.

Many systems utilize analog speakers that are not suitable with digital speakers or digital audio sources. With AXIS C8033 Network Audio Bridge, you can play music from an analog output such as a mobile, tablet or expert transmission box through Axis network speakers or link a digital audio source such as AXIS Audio Player to play music on an analog speaker system.

Axis likewise revealed 2N ® SIP Mic, a suitable network microphone console from 2N, part of Axis' solution offering, for usage in public address systems. This wise network microphone console provides 12 configurable buttons and allows versatile paging in multiple zones, to make live statements and play pre-recorded messages.

With the new SIP Mic 2N, Axis network speakers become complete public address systems, perfect for the education sector. Customers will have cost-efficient and user friendly options by benefiting from all the advantages offered by a digital system, as the network audio bridge enables existing analog devices to be linked to Axis audio systems. Network audio likewise implies the system is easy to scale and flexible enough to adjust to altering consumer needs. It's easy to add or eliminate devices immediately, compared to analog systems where hardware, software, and cable television setup need to be changed.

"Using the intelligence of a network video system with audio can be among the most effective methods to fix the problems dealing with organizations today. Retailers, for example, can manage lines by informing consumers that checkouts on other floors have fewer people. In schools, administrators can signal a student who has actually been seen out of class. These 2 examples are only a portion of the possible benefits that digital audio offers. Considering that we have driven the shift from analog to digital in the video security sector, these new products play an important function in the development of the audio market," says Francisco Ramírez, Country Manager for Mexico, Central America and the Caribbean at Axis Communications.