Difference between revisions of "Evacuation"

Revision as of 11:50, 10 May 2013

typically in an evacuation scenario is:
- paging to selected (or all) targets
- triggered playback of alarm sound
- remote relay activation for amplifiers, a horn or similar

Application / feature comparision

^Features	^{Streaming Client}	^{Annuncicom FW}	^{ABCL IP-Intercom}	^{ABCL Any to All}	^{ABCL Ipaging_Zones}
^{for product type:}	^Decoder	^{Enc & Dec}	^{Enc & Dec}	^{Enc & Dec}	^{Enc & Dec}
^{Streaming formats}	^{RTP, BRTP, HTTP}	^{RAW UDP/TCP, HTTP}	^{RTP, RAW UDP}	^RTP	^{RTP, RAW UDP}
^{Audio Formats}	^{MP3,G.711,PCM}	^{MP3,G.711,PCM}	^{MP3,G.711,PCM}	^{MP3,G.711,PCM}	^{MP3,G.711,PCM}
^{Audio Priority Port}	^yes	^yes	^yes	^no	^yes
^{BGM port}	^yes	^yes	^yes	^no	^yes
^{Remote Relay Control}	^yes*	^yes	^yes	^yes	^yes*
^{max. No of target buttons}	^-	^{2+8(with X8)}	⁸	¹⁶	^{max 72}
^IO-Support	^relay	^{inputs, relay, RTS/CTS, X8}	^{input, relay, RTS/CTS}	^{input, relay*, X8}	^{input, relay*}
^{Serial Tunnel}	^{yes (TCP/UDP)}	^{yes (TCP)}	^{yes (TCP/UDP)}	^no	^no
^{Display Support}	^yes	^no	^yes	^yes	^yes
^{BARP Protocol}	^no	^no	^no	^no	^yes
^{Command Port}	^{yes (UDP, TCP, CGI, serial)}	^{yes (UDP, TCP, CGI, serial)}	^{yes (UDP, TCP, CGI, serial)}	^no	^no

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+typically in an evacuation scenario is:<br>
+- paging to selected (or all) targets<br>
+- triggered playback of alarm sound<br>
+- remote relay activation for amplifiers, a horn or similar<br>
 ==Application / feature comparision==
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