The INT-TXO is a central component of the INTEGRUS system, facilitating interaction with the DICENTIS Conference System. It modulates signals into carrier waves and transmits them to room radiators. When integrated with a DICENTIS system, the Transmitter OMNEO is fully controlled by DICENTIS and requires no additional configuration. It can also operate in manually controlled mode, receiving both DICENTIS and Dante sources for enhanced flexibility.

Functions:

• DICENTIS Integration: The Transmitter OMNEO connects to and is controlled by a DICENTIS system, with power supplied via DICENTIS cables, including RSTP functionality.
• Manually Controlled Mode: In this mode, the INT-TXO can accept both DICENTIS and Dante sources, which can be configured via the INT-TXO web page.
• Slave Mode: The INT-TXO can function as a repeater for another INT-TXO, receiving and synchronizing signals through the coaxial input.
• Power Saving Mode: When in standby, radiators switch to power-saving mode, reducing energy consumption and prolonging radiator lifespan.
• AUX Input: Activating the AUX input allows audio from the analog AUX input to be transmitted to all infrared channels configured on the INT-TXO.

Controls and Indicators:

• Status Display: System and radiator status are visible on the front of the device.
• LED Indicators: Two LEDs near each Ethernet connector indicate connectivity.

Interconnections:

• Power Options: Supports DC wall adapter, DICENTIS, or PoE, without interfering with each other.
• BNC Connectors:
  • One BNC for receiving HF signals from another transmitter (with a switch to set as a slave).
  • Six BNC connectors to send HF signals to up to 30 radiators per output (total of 180 radiators).
• DICENTIS Connectors: Two RJ45-compatible connectors for:
  • Loop-through in a DICENTIS system with RSTP.
  • Powering via PoE.

This comprehensive setup ensures maximum flexibility, reliability, and ease of integration within the DICENTIS and INTEGRUS systems.