IP Broadcasting System
Implement IP broadcasting via intranet.
IP broadcasting system provides higher reliability and stability than traditional analog networks, easier to maintain, and can provide two-way intercom.
The school broadcasting system is divided into four sub-systems:
indoor broadcasting system, outdoor broadcasting system, scheduled broadcasting system, and emergency broadcasting system.
IP broadcast microphone
Campus network
Outdoor PoE speaker
Indoor PoE speaker
Computer server
IP Broadcasting System
Digital transmission signals can not be interrupted
Various content can be played by each speaker independently
Each speaker is connected via an independent LAN, allowing for individual monitoring of their operational status.
Management in network format by floor, the wiring layout is clear and simple, making replacement and maintenance very easy
Traditional PA
Analog transmission is susceptible to interference, resulting in noise.
All speakers can only play the same content
Speakers are often connected in series (hand-in-hand), making it difficult to troubleshoot when issues arise.
All speakers are connected to the school office's broadcast system, creating a complex and chaotic wiring situation, making maintenance very challenging.