Bosch exhibits its Omneo media network architecture at ISE

Bosch Security Systems está aprovechando la plataforma que representa ISE para mostrar sus últimos productos en los sectores de PA/VA, conferencias y altavoces, así como para presentar Omneo, su nueva arquitectura de red de medios.

Bosch Security Systems ha presentado en la feria ISE 2012 Omneo, su arquitectura de red de medios que tiene una suite de protocolo de transporte que ofrece intercambio de medios multi-canal de baja latencia y alta calidad. El sistema también cuenta con una suite de protocolo de control robusto que proporciona un sistema de control fiable y seguro para las redes de comunicación de todos los tamaños, desde pequeñas a intercontinentales.

The Omneo program transport component is the result of a partnership between Bosch Security Systems and Audinate Pty. Omneo uses Audinate's Dante networking technology to provide routable IP media transport based on standards. The Omneo control system component is an open-source development descended from the AES-24 architecture protocol of the Audio Engineering Society. Called OCA, for the open control architecture, it includes many features of flexibility, reliability, security, and compatible growth over the years. OCA is being prepared as an open public standard by the OCA Alliance, of which Bosch Security Systems is a member.

Extensive catalog

Otros puntos destacados de Bosch incluyen demostraciones de los sistemas de alarma por voz, el sistema de alarma por voz Plena, el completamente digital sistema de sonido de emergencia pública por voz Praesideo, y el sistema integrado de evacuación pública por voz ProAudio Promatrix 8000.

Los nuevos altavoces de techo de amplio ángulo LC4 de Bosch, que cuentan con un gran ángulo de abertura para una buena cobertura y una respuesta de frecuencia amplia, también están en el stand de la compañía. Para ofrecer a los clientes una visión general de la amplia cartera de altavoces de Bosch, así como para informarles sobre la certificación EN54 de los altavoces, Bosch ha elaborado una Guía de Selección de altavoz. En esta herramienta, which is available in printed format and as an application, the different features of all types of speakers are explained and it facilitates the process of choosing the right product.

For conferences, Bosch presents its new Central Control Unit (CCU) for its DCN Next Generation system and the DCN wireless systems. The new CCU allows both wired and wireless delegate units to be integrated into a single system. Each control unit is now capable of controlling up to 245 wired and 245 wireless delegate devices. Besides, the CCU has been enhanced with the addition of several cost-saving features. The output power has been increased so that it can handle more delegate units, the reduction of the need and cost of additional energy supplies required for larger systems. The CCU can also be configured as a network controller, eliminating the need for a dedicated network controller, which is usually necessary in large multi-CCU systems of up to 4000 delegates.

Automatic activation

A new functionality has been added to the DCN wireless discussion system. It currently has a voice-activated mode, which allows microphones to turn on automatically once the delegates start speaking, enabling a more spontaneous and open discussion. Other improvements include 128-bit AES Rijndael encryption for the DCN wireless DCN, which offers optimal protection against espionage.

A new high-definition camera solution is also showcased, for use with DCN conferencing solutions. Includes a specially designed HD conference dome camera with HD-SDI output to provide sharp and clear images. This new solution means that installers will no longer need to make the effort and expense of developing their own interface software and purchasing CCTV cameras from third parties.