Rack Mount Consoles

MC-3RU

The MC-3RU all-in-one mission console has an integrated DAP (digital audio processor) within a 19 inch wide, 3RU (rack unit) high rack mount enclosure. The MC-3RU connects to one MVP voice network (either red or black) over an IP connection. The touchscreen’s all-glass 13.8” diagonal (1920 x 330) seamless design maximizes the usable display area, allowing very high line key density (more buttons per page). The low profile of the MC-3RU makes it especially well suited for control rooms with limited desk space. The capacitive touchscreen provides fast and accurate touch response. Additional features include innovative processor technology, Secure Boot, IPv4/IPv6 support, and resonance chambers for rich speaker output. Independent volume knobs for each jack and built-in 90W speakers are included. Two headset jacks in the front panel and two more available with an optional jack box provide for up to four headset/handset users at a time. The MC-3RU comes with the customizable GTX user interface providing up to 10 private pages and 250 shared pages. Each page can be customized with a background image (map, ops floor layout, etc.) and augmented with text, color panels, and additional images (emblems, checklists, phone lists, etc.). Conference line keys can be placed anywhere on the page and are not confined to a grid. The MC-3RU also provides 10 fixed and up to 35 user-configurable function buttons and three tactile multi-purpose optical encoder knobs. The MC-3RU is dual-homed. That is, it can connect with two different MVP platforms, one at a time. The user can easily switch between the two MVP platforms from their Login window.

MC Console Family

MC-2RU

The MC-2RU all-in-one mission console has an integrated DAP (digital audio processor) within a 19 inch wide, 2RU (rack unit) high rack mount enclosure. The MC-2RU connects to one MVP voice network (either red or black) over an IP connection. The touchscreen’s all-glass 13.8” diagonal (1920 x 330) seamless design maximizes the usable display area, allowing very high line key density (more buttons per page). The low profile of the MC-2RU makes it especially well suited for control rooms with limited desk space. The capacitive touch screen provides fast and accurate touch response. Additional features include innovative processor technology, Secure Boot, IPv4/IPv6 support, and resonance chambers for rich speaker output. Independent volume knobs for each jack and built-in 90W speakers are included. Two headset jacks in the front panel and two more available with an optional jack box provide for up to four headset/handset users at a time. The MC-2RU comes with the customizable GTX user interface providing up to 10 private pages and 250 shared pages. Each page can be customized with a background image (map, ops floor layout, etc.) and augmented with text, color panels, and additional images (emblems, checklists, phone lists, etc.). Conference line keys can be placed anywhere on the page and are not confined to a grid. The MC-2RU also provides 10 fixed and up to 35 user-configurable function buttons and three tactile multi-purpose optical encoder knobs. The MC-2RU is dual-homed. That is, it can connect with two different MVP platforms, one at a time. The user can easily switch between the two MVP platforms from their Login window.

MC Console Family   MC-2RU

HAI-10

The second-generation Hazardous Area Instrument (HAI-10) is certified by an independent Nationally Recognized Testing Laboratory (NRTL) to operate safely in a Class 1 Division 2 incendiary/explosive environment, including Gas Groups A, B, C, and D. The HAI-10 is designed for use with a Compunetix Mission Voice Platform (MVP) and features a 10 inch diagonal resistive touchscreen that is sunlight readable and tuned for gloved and ungloved users. The HAI-10 features a variety of custom mounting options to fit unique spaces and environments. The HAI-10 connects with one MVP voice network, either red or black, over IP, and it is PoE capable. It can be fitted with 10 pin circular LEMO, polarized dual-prong, or non-polarized dual-prong headset jacks. This special-purpose mission console comes with a fully customizable GTX interface and supports up to 10 private pages and 250 shared pages of line keys. Each page can be customized with a background image (map, ops floor layout, etc.) and augmented with text, color panels, and additional images (emblems, checklists, phone lists, etc.). Conference line keys can be placed anywhere on the page and are not confined to a grid. Other features include membrane-protected front panel buttons, two volume control knobs, and a 20W speaker. An optional unit extends headset/handset jacks and basic control functionality to a remote position. The HAI-10 can be mounted in a NEMA-4 enclosure for weather protection in outdoor applications.

HAI-10

HAI-12

The HAI-12 and HAI-12 II are designed for use in Class I, Division II hazardous locations where explosive gases are present, such as rocket launch pads. These units are certified to meet Class I, Div II by an independent third-party laboratory. They feature a sealed enclosure with a front panel designed for personnel wearing protective gear with heavy gloves. Sunlight-readable LCD panels display four pages of 12 line keys (48 line keys). Design features include membrane-protected front panel buttons, two volume control knobs, and a 20W speaker. An optional unit extends headset/handset jacks and basic control functionality to a remote position. The HAI-12 and HAI-12 II connect to the MVP using a T1 line with a KTMX.

TRI-6

The TRI-6 features a 6.2 inch touch screen housed in a 2U rack mount enclosure. It is a simple and cost-effective solution for black-only or red-only applications. The TRI-6 includes an LCD with an extra-wide viewing angle, handset hook, blue ringing/alert indicator light, six function buttons, two multi-purpose optical encoder knobs, and a robust 10W speaker. The unit provides a front panel headset/handset jack with an option for an additional jack box. The TRI-6 runs GTX software. It connects to the MVP switch over an IP network only. Power may be supplied by POE+ or an AC adapter.

TRI-D6

The TRI D6 and TRI D6 II feature dual 6.2 inch touch screens in a 2U rack mount enclosure. The low profile and high line key density of these consoles make them especially suited for control rooms. They run GT software and provide 4 pages of 24 line keys (96 total). Design features include an integrated 20W speaker, independent volume knobs (left headset, speaker, right headset), and 12 multipurpose function buttons. There are two headset jacks in the front panel and two more available with an optional jack box. The single color TRI-D6 is an “all-in-one” design with all components in one enclosure. The red/black TRI-D6 II consists of a headend display/control unit coupled with a SDAP. The headend and SDAP connect with a CAT5e cable up to 150’ long. The TRI-D6 II headend unit looks like the TRI-D6 pictured above, but is only 3” in depth, allowing it to fit in tight locations. The TRI-D6 and TRI-D6 II connect to the MVP over an IP network or using a T1 line and a KTMX. The TRI-D6 supports the Wideband Audio Module (WAM) which allows the user to integrate high-fidelity audio into their local mission voice environment.

SRI-12

The SRI 12 and SRI 12 II feature a 12 inch touch screen in a 5U rack mount enclosure. They are rack mount versions of the SDI-12 and SDI-12II. These consoles run GT software and display 4 pages of 24 line keys (96 total). Design features include a handset cradle, blue ringing/alert indicator light, and two multi-purpose knobs. An integrated 20W speaker provides ample volume even in high background noise environments. There are two headset jacks in the body with an option for an external jack box with two more jacks. The single color SRI-12 is an “all-in-one” design with all components in one enclosure. The red/black SRI-12 II consists of a headend display/control unit (same as pictured above) coupled with an SDAP. The headend and SDAP are connected by a CAT5e cable up to 150’ in length. The SRI-12 and SRI-12 II connect to the MVP switch over an IP network or using a T1 line and a KTMX.