Remote broadcasting setup is simplified with Voyager's advanced operator interface. A rotary selector lets the user scroll smoothly through a wide range of menu options and select phone numbers stored in memory simply by pressing the knob. Voyager s LED bar display shows the level of either sending or receiving audio. A visual percentage measurement of the connection s health lets the operator maximize audio bandwidth and avoid dropouts quickly and efficiently. Best of all, the bi-directional Voyager extends the expertise of studio personnel to the remote location.
Studio engineers can remotely control the distant level settings for a perfect studio mix.
In fact, after the operator plugs Voyager into the POTS line at the remote site, the entire broadcast can be controlled from the studio. That s because the RS-232 port on the Voyager supports a stream of ancillary data embedded in the program audio, which can be used to manage automation software and radio hardware. Users can even send contact closures over the active broadcast link via Voyager's two optional relays to trigger CD players and alert operators in real time. With Voyager, it s easy to monitor and manage broadcasts and deliver consistently superior audio all on one POTS line. Weight 2.75 lbs.