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Voice Evacuation System Webpage Posted
 The VM-3000 Series (UL2572 Pending), is ideal for small and medium-sized applications. It incorporates such emergency functions as continuous speaker line monitoring and a built-in voice alarm. This easy-to-install system also offers PA broadcasting, paging and BGM functions that ensure consistently high intelligibility. The VM-3000 Series is digitally audio processed and controlled, and may be set up and operated directly by using the controls and LCD display on the front panel. A dedicated PC software configuration capability is also provided for establishing settings via LAN. The incorporation of wide-ranging functional capabilities, superb reliability and versatility make the VM-3000 a highly cost-effective emergency broadcast system. Visit the new webpage for more details and information.
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 Product Spotlight: Top 10 Reasons the TOA TS-900 is the right choice for your next conferencing project:
10) Infra-red technology-secure broadcast (no eavesdropping) and immune from RF interference
9) Wireless configuration allows for quick and easy set up & tear-down.
8) Rechargeable battery system-always ready for you next conference and no pesky wall-warts.
7) Scalable up to 96 stations (delegate or chairperson)
6) Second broadcast channel for language interpreters
5) Selectable source headphone output on each station
4) 3-way voting capability
3) Easily integrates with PA & recording systems.
2) Flexible control and monitoring via free GUI software (RS-232 control)
1) TOA 5-year warranty
TS-800 also available (where voting & 2nd language are not required. 64 stations).
Visit our website for more information.
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Tech Tip: Performing Dual-Priority switching functions with the 900MkII
 Prior to the introduction of the ML-11T module, modules designed for the 900MkII could perform only Mute Send or Mute Receive (depending on the module model). Therefore, it was difficult to perform multi-priority functions without additional modules. The ML-11T can be set for Mute Send or Receive on either of the two available Mute buses on the 900MkII. When the signal to the mixer is input using a Mute Send module assigned to Mute bus 1, this can mute the source connected to an ML-11T via one mute bus (set to Mute receive) and the signal input to the ML-11T can mute other (Mute Receive) modules the same mute bus or another Mute bus. This allows more flexibility when setting up paging environments with the 900MkII.
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Ads For The Month Of March
 During the month of March, TOA will be featuring ads on Voice Evacuation including the VM-3000 Series (Sound & Communications magazine) and the PC-580RU/RVU Ceiling Speaker (Sound & Video Contractor magazine). An ad on the DP-K1 will be featured in Church Production Magazine. TOA will also be sponsoring an eblast on the IR Wireless Classroom System sent on behalf of eSchool News.
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TOA Calendar
 Ford AV Technology Showcase and Training event - Dallas, TX - March 6th - Booth #9 - Register now!
CUE Conference - Palm Springs, CA - March 14-16 - Booth #260 - Register now!
WEBINAR - Friday, March 15th - Understanding 70V Distributed Audio Systems - Register now!
WEBINAR - Friday, March 29th - Introducing the M-864D Digital Mixer - Register now!
InfoComm 2013 - Orange County Convention Center - Orlando, FL - June 12-14 - Booth #1343 - Register now!
Manufacturers' Training Session - InfoComm 2013 - Emergency Voice Communication Systems vs. Mass Notification Systems - Friday, June 14 - 10:30am-12:00pm - #763 - Register now! |
