Bosch Integrus is a latest generation digital audio signal transmission system for transmitting translations or other audio signals using the infrared range of electromagnetic waves. It provides simultaneous transmission of 32 mono or stereo audio channels and can transmit translations in up to 32 languages for your conference, congress, or press briefing audience. The fact that the Bosch Integrus digital language distribution system functions in the infrared range ensures maximum sound quality in both mono and stereo format, allowing this system to be used for both simultaneous interpreting and music transmissions. The earlier generations of this system and other manufacturers’ infrared signal transmission systems often face signal quality problems due to interference from sunlight, venue lighting solutions, and other equipment that uses the infrared range.
The Bosch Integrus Digital Audio Signal Transmission System completely eliminates indoor lighting and sunlight interference on audio signal quality and does not interfere with other equipment such as remote controls or remote control camera flashes, which are essential for professional photographers during press conferences and other events.
The Bosch Integrus infrared signal receivers are equipped with a powerful audio receiver, in order to be able to both provide a high-quality translation channel also in those parts of the venue that are located further away from the infrared emitters and use the battery power of the receiver very economically. It has a modern design and intuitive interface which provides easy-to-use infrared receiver activation, channel selection, and volume control ideal for inexperienced users. The receiver gives the user the opportunity to move around the room during the event.
Despite the total number of 32 audio channels, the display of the receiver shows only those audio channels that are in use, thus eliminating any inconveniences of channel choosing. The receiver’s dual-digit LCD display shows information on the selected audio channel, the level of the received signal, and the battery power. Bosch Integrus uses the infrared wavelength range, so for it to operate correctly, the receiver has to be located in a direct line-of-sight or the signal must be reflected off the walls or ceiling of the room. This means that multiple Bosch Integrus systems can operate in adjacent rooms, without interfering with each other. Likewise, the user of the translation receiver device can use the same receiver in any room where simultaneous interpretation is provided at the event. The Bosch Integrus language distribution system is secure against potential listening outside the venue spaces, making it ideal for use in high-profile confidential events. For events that require listening from outside the venue spaces, extra infrared emitters can be installed.
The Bosch Integrus infrared signal emitter provides stable audio signal coverage of up to 2600 m2, when working at a cost-effective level of power consumption. With the unlimited number of emitters in one system, by installing several emitters it is easy to use in large sports halls, exhibition halls, congress halls, and theatre auditoriums with balconies.
The Bosch Integrus simultaneous interpreting transmission system is part of the Bosch Conference System and can be connected to the Bosch DCN, Bosch DCN NG conference equipment via an optical cable or DCN interface.