AST Digital Magazine September 2017 AST Digital Magazine September 2017 | Page 18

Volume 16
September 2017 Edition
Solutions are designed to integrate with other
types of notification systems and devices, such
as telephone alerting, network alerting, indoor
public address, traffic signals, gates, and signs
to achieve both audio and visual communica-
tions. replicated through the use of any non-directional
speakers.
The architecture of the ATI solution starts with
the Central Control Station (CCU), which com-
municates, documents, and controls all system
activities. Approximately four times more audio output
power is available as compared to conventional
amplifiers while also providing clear, high-fidelity
messages, tones, music, and live voice.
A variety of communication and redundancy op-
tions are available. Communication
ATI uses compact, high-efficiency class D ampli-
fiers, which require less power to produce high
sound output.
Immediate communication is one of the most
critical factors in saving lives and minimizing in-
juries in any emergency situation, including man-
made accidents and threats as well as natural
events such as tornadoes, hurricanes, floods,
and tsunamis.
Effective and efficient notification systems pro-
vide essential alert and warning capabilities for
preparedness and planning.
ATI employs the latest advances in communica-
tion methods including radio frequency, IP Ether-
net, and satellite technology.
Interfaces between ATI’s system and 3rd party
Mass Notification Systems such as AtHoc, Desk-
top Alert, analog telephone and VoIP systems
are also supported.
High Power Speaker Stations (HPSS) provide excellent out-
door notification solutions.
ATI’s unique speakers provide outstanding, clear,
and intelligible voice coverage, which cannot be
ISU with cabinet door open to show electronics inside