ISU
When an emergency strikes, effective dissemination of information in a timely manner can be critical. Intelligible voice messages can cover a wide area to alert and direct a large number of people in a short time.
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Description
ATI's ISU combines our highly configurable RTU with 400-Watts (Optional upgrade to 800-Watts) of audio output power for the delivery of reliable alert tone notification, pre-recorded messages and public address in emergency situations.
MNS systems typically cover large outdoor areas but it is also important to alert people inside the buildings. The ISU is a successor to ATI’s existing Indoor Speaker Unit (ISU) and offers customers more intelligent, flexible solutions to indoor MNS.
Indoor Speaker Unit (ISU) provides more flexible, intelligent end points in an ATI Mass Notification System. ATI currently provides the Indoor Speaker Unit (ISU) which can drive MNS speakers in buildings which do not already have a voice capable system installed. It is also becoming more common to interface to 3rd party equipment such as PA systems and voice enabled Fire Alarm Control Panels when they already exist in a building. In either case the ISU offers a modular, intelligent solution which can be configured for a wide range of in-building MNS requirements. The ISU takes full advantage of ATI’s Intelligent Control Gateway (ICG). The ICG provides a powerful control unit with a flexible set of interfaces including Ethernet, USB, serial ports and a variety of ATI specific interfaces. The 8-bit legacy CPU of older units is replaced by a 32-bit ARM based microcontroller with improved firmware including a modern IP stack for the Ethernet port as well as advanced encryption hardware.
Key Features
Modular Flexibility
The base configuration of the ISU includes the ICG, a basic power supply and batteries. This can be enough to support a simple interface to 3rd party units such as a PA system
A 400-watt amplifier to drive speakers (70-volt or 8-ohm outputs)
An expanded IO board with additional relays and inputs
A variety of modems and media converters for flexible IP communications
A power converter and interface to support a 25-watt UHF/VHF radio for longer distance communication
Solar Charger Controller. Although primarily an indoor unit the ISU is available in a stainless-steel cabinet for outdoor use where solar power can be a convenient option.
Remote LOC (Local Operator Console) interface. The LOC provides a small LCD screen and membrane switch panel for local control
Flexible Control Options
Flexible Alert Options