The system facilitates the development of information technology in the expressway industry, and applies the integrated communication command technology to the daily management of expressways to realize the intelligent operation of expressways. Through the integration of intercom, emergency assistance, emergency broadcasting, monitoring and office communication systems with expressway toll booths, it helps the high-speed industry to maximize management efficiency and economic benefits.
The construction of the prison ip broadcasting system aims to strengthen prison management, prevent cases from occurring in prisons, improve prison management, reduce prison management costs, and improve monitoring capabilities. Through the use of advanced and mature information technology in each system, the intelligentization of supervision is realized, and the management of prisons is more scientific and more convenient.
IP-based voice transmission (English: Voice over Internet Protocol, abbreviated as VoIP) is a voice call technology that uses Internet Protocol (IP) to achieve voice calls and multimedia conferences, that is, communicate via the Internet.
The hospital intercom system is based on the hospital bed call system construction and use requirements, medical intercom, doctor-patient intercom, ICU visits, public broadcasting, using the internal network to design a set of digital IP network internal intercom system
The tunnel emergency telephone system is an important part of the highway communication operation management system. In the case of traffic anomalies or major accidents in the tunnel, the driver can promptly request the tunnel management personnel for rescue through the emergency phone, and quickly carry out troubleshooting operations.
The parking lot intercom system uses ip pbx technology integrated system to realize intercom, alarm, monitor recording, remote barrier control, emergency consultation, etc., realize video linkage, shouting broadcast, emergency broadcast, intercom call recording and other functions.
