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6| Introduction | DCN Next Generation Interpretation System Data Brochure
Up to 31 different languages
The DCN Next Generation interpreter desk can accom-
modate up to 31 different language channels, plus the
original floor language, all with an audio-bandwidth of
20 kHz.
A maximum of six desks can be installed per interpreter
booth. It can be used stand-alone or as part of a compre-
hensive system. When used stand-alone, the built-in
microprocessor is manually programmed to allocate lan-
guage channels, channel routing, and interlocks. In opera-
tor-controlled systems, the desk is used in combination
with DCN Next Generation dedicated software (the
Simultaneous Interpretation module LBB 4172) to form a
completely integrated interpretation network.
Wired or wireless language distribution
DCN Next Generation offers a choice of language distri-
bution systems. Language distribution can be carried out
using the DCN Next Generation system cabling, with lan-
guages accessed and selected by means of channel selector
units.
There is also the Integrus wireless, infra-red system that
distributes languages throughout the conference venue
using infra-red transmitters and radiators. Access is by
means of personal infra-red receivers with headphones.
Integrus can be easily connected to the DCN Next
Generation Interpretation System to distribute all 32
languages with unique Bosch IR-Digital technology. This
technology also conforms to IEC 61603, Part 7. Bosch IR
Digital technology ensures maximum sound quality with
a signal-to-noise ratio of 80dB. The Integrus system also
incorporates a special operation mode to couple rooms.
This means that multiple systems, located in other rooms,
can provide exactly the same languages.
For more information about Integrus see the Integrus
Data brochure.
Central control equipment
The Central Control Unit (CCU) forms the heart of the
Congress Management System. The CCU can operate
stand-alone to provide automatic control, or accessed by
an operator via a PC when more extensive management is
required.
Each CCU can control up to 6 x 31 interpreter units and
an unlimited number of language channel selectors.
Fully-automatic Interpretation Proceedings
The CCU does not require operator control and auto-
matically manages proceedings. This allows effective,
unsupervised control of even very large, international
conferences.
Operator control via a PC
The CCU allows operator control via a PC. The user can
access the DCN Next Generation software modules, each
with their specific control and monitoring functions.
In the event of PC failure, the CCU reverts to a default
operation enabling proceedings to continue without
interruption.
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