Move audio signals from A to B (and C and D)

SIP Client integrates Barix devices into an existing VOIP phone system. It works with most SIP based VoIP solutions including Cisco Unified Communications Manager or Asterisk. Using the Session Initiation Protocol (SIP), the client device receives a phone number in addition to its IP address and can communicate either on a peer-to-peer connection or over a proxy-based connection (PBX). Ringtone and busy tone guarantees that the call remains confidential and the recipient really receives the information. Featuring background music, audio rebroadcasting and special DTMF commands to quickly manage the device, the SIP Client is easy to integrate into an existing telephone system. Four different relay ports can be configured to open doors, windows, or to activate machines while simultaneously speaking.

Barix offers a huge range of products for audio distribution on campus. The Instreamer encodes analog audio sources in real time in a configurable format and streams it to an Exstreamer (or Retail Player). The Exstreamer devices decode the IP Audio streams and play out the received Audio signal via a built-in amplifier to speakers. Supporting a large number of protocols, encoding methods and application specific firmware, the products can be used for Announcments, Internet Radios, VoIP phones and Surveillance alike.

Audio surveilance is the less intrusive, more anonymous way to build intelligent audio devices for smart control and surveillance. Listen to what is going on live. Adding interactive voice functionality to a video surveillance installation helps security personnel as they can address the thief personally and in real time. As a result, most culprits drop the goods and leave.