Federal Systems Division

All Compunetix end instruments provide access to multiple voice circuits, including standard conference loops, radio nets, public address systems, and external telephone lines. Every Compunetix mission instrument supports intercom calls and a host of special functions, including:

• Voice Activity Indicator
• Monitor Mute
• Conference Focus
• Talk/Listen Focus
• Conference Broadcast
• Conference Join/Unjoin
• Push‑to‑talk or VOX
• Speaker Mute, etc.
  

Compunetix mission instruments support numerous advanced features, including:

• Unlimited Mixed Monitor
• Independent Volume Controls
• Assignable Stereo Channels
• Monitor Speaker Channel
• DTMF Dial Pad
• Call Forwarding
• E&M Signaling
• Assignable Foot Switch, etc.

All Compunetix mission instruments can be configured by a system administrator at a system configuration computer. The system administrator can allow or deny special functions for a mission instrument or a mission instrument user. Changes to line key configurations are applied to mission instruments in real time, and scripting allows bulk changes to be applied to multiple mission instruments very quickly.

Conference Detail

The conference detail list allows the mission instrument user to see all the parties in a selected conference, including other mission instrument users and external users connected with the conference via a telephone line. If granted permission, the mission instrument user can change each external user’s audio mode to talk/listen, monitor only, talk only, or mute. If granted permission, the mission instrument user can also transfer external parties from the conference displayed in the conference detail list to another conference as long as no security violations arise as a result. Finally, the mission instrument user, if granted permission, can disconnect any external party.

Call Queue

A call queue lists all telephone calls, both incoming and outgoing, and allows the end user to put calls on hold, join calls with conferences, and disconnect calls. Each call appears as a temporary line key. The mission instrument user answers an incoming call by touching its line key. If granted permission, the mission instrument user can transfer calls to conferences and join calls with one another or with conferences. A mission instrument user can also forward incoming calls to another mission instrument. On a type II mission instrument, secure and non‑secure calls can be forwarded to different destinations.

WAM

The Wideband Audio Module (WAM) is a device that allows a mission instrument user to listen to up to eight wideband audio sources simultaneously and mix them in monitor mode with one another and with conferences. Each wideband audio source is assigned to a line key on the mission instrument. The mission instrument user can select any wideband audio source by touching its line key. As with any other conference, the mission instrument user can join a wideband audio source with other conferences so that external parties and other mission instrument users can hear the wideband audio.

Red/Black

Most of Compunetix’ end instruments are available in a TEMPEST‑certified red/black configuration that can connect with two CONTEX systems simultaneously. A red/black instrument allows a single user to access both secure and non-secure voice with the assurance that the secure audio will not be compromised. Secure line keys are distinguished from non‑secure line keys by color or position.

The DKS‑90 is a desktop or wall‑mount instrument with 18 physical backlit LCD line keys and five soft line key pages that provide user access to 90 voice circuits. The user cycles through line key pages by pressing the Page Up and Page Down keys. Each line key displays the name of the conference or telephony circuit assigned to it. Other line key indications include voice activity, circuit status, and line key state. Special utility pages provide access to a DTMF keypad and advanced functions such as conference broadcast and conference join. Sold with a push‑to‑talk handset.

• Desktop or wall mount
• 18 backlit line keys
• Up to 90 nets
• Voice activity
• VOX
• Push‑to‑talk handset

The KPI‑10 is a low‑cost rack mountable instrument that supports a single push‑to‑talk headset/handset. The KPI‑10 has 10 physical backlit LCD line keys and four soft line key pages, providing access to as many as 40 voice circuits. The user cycles through line key pages by pressing the Page Up and Page Down keys. Each line key displays the name of the conference or telephony circuit assigned to it. Other line key indications include voice activity, circuit status, and line key state. The KPI‑10 supports DTMF dialing and advanced functions like conference focus, conference broadcast, and conference join.

• Low cost instrument
• Rack mountable
• 10 backlit line keys
• Up to 40 nets
• Programmable function keys
• Voice activity
• VOX
• Loudspeaker

The KPI‑24/KPI‑24 II is a 19 inch rack‑mountable mission instrument with four backlit LCD panels that display the circuit names assigned to each line key. There are 24 line keys and a DTMF keypad on the front panel. The user can press the Page Up and Page Down keys to access as many as 96 voice circuits. LED indicators show the status of each voice circuit, the status of each line key, and voice activity. A front panel Menu key provides access to a menu‑driven configuration and maintenance interface. Five front panel function buttons can be independently programmed to activate advanced functions such as conference focus, conference broadcast, and conference join.

• Rack mountable
• Backlit LCD panels
• 24 line keys
• Up to 96 nets
• Voice activity
• Menu-driven configuration and maintenance interface
• Five programmable function keys
• Loudspeaker
• VOX
• Stereo support
• Four headset/handset jacks

The HAI‑12/HAI‑12 II is a hazardous area instrument certified for Class I, Division II use. It is designed for users who may be wearing protective gear with heavy gloves. A front panel Menu button provides access to a menu‑driven configuration and maintenance interface. Front panel function keys can be programmed to activate special functions such as conference focus, conference broadcast, and conference join. Circuit names and other indications are displayed in sunlight‑readable LCD panels. An optional extension unit extends the headset/handset jacks and some basic functionality to a remote position.

• Certified for Class I, Division II use
• Voice activity
• Menu driven configuration and maintenance interface
• Programmable function keys
• Sunlight‑readable LCD panels
• Optional extension station

The SDI‑12 and the SDI‑12 II are desktop or boom‑arm mountable mission instruments that feature a 12 inch touchscreen interface and support either a telephony or a VoIP interface. The design does not incorporate high failure components such as a PC, hard drive, or fan. The user can tap soft line keys to access voice circuits and soft function buttons to activate special functions such as conference focus, conference broadcast, and conference join. A setup panel provides buttons for configuring voice activity, VOX sensitivity, etc. The SDI‑12 and the SDI‑12 II both support the call queue and conference detail features.

• GT 4x24 graphical user interface
• Desktop or boom arm
• 12 inch touchscreen
• No PC or fan
• Two headset/handset jacks
• Built‑in loudspeaker
• Stereo

The SRI‑12 II is a rack‑mountable mission instrument that features a 12 inch touchscreen user interface and supports either telephony or VoIP system interface. The design does not incorporate high failure components such as a PC, hard drive, or fan. The user can tap soft line keys to access voice circuits and soft function buttons to activate special functions such as conference focus, conference broadcast, and conference join. A setup panel provides buttons for configuring settings such as voice activity, VOX sensitivity, etc. The SRI‑12 II supports the call queue and conference detail features.

• Rack mountable mission instrument
• GT 4x24 graphical user interface
• 12 inch touchscreen
• No PC or fan
• Two headset/handset jacks
• VoIP or telephony interface
• Built‑in loudspeaker
• Stereo

The TRI‑D6 and TRI‑D6 II are 19 inch rack‑mountable mission instruments that feature two six inch touchscreens and Compunetix’ GT user interface. The TRI‑D6 connects with a CONTEX conferencing system via a Digital Audio Processor (DAP) module, and the TRI‑D6 II display unit connects with two CONTEX systems, one secure and the other non‑secure, via a Secure Digital Audio Processor (SDAP) module. On the TRI‑D6 II, the SDAP can be bolted directly to the display unit or it can be rack mounted separately and connected to the display unit with a cable up to 150 feet long. The TRI‑D6 supports the WAM option.

• Rack mountable mission instrument
• VoIP or telephony interface
• DAP/SDAP
• Line in/line out
• Two six inch touchscreens
• Built‑in loudspeaker
• GT 4x24 graphical user interface
• Wideband audio
• Stereo
• Base/extension configuration

The CDI‑17/CDI‑17 II mission instrument consists of a Digital Audio Processor (DAP) module (type I) or a Secure Digital Audio Processor (SDAP) module (type II) connected with a PC running Comnpunetix’ GT user interface. The PC does not need to be dedicated strictly for use as an end instrument; it can run other applications such as the CONTEX system administration and maintenance client at the same time. A 17 inch touchscreen or mouse-driven monitor provides access to line keys and function buttons. Tapping or clicking a line key selects an audio circuit. Tapping or clicking a function button activates an advanced function such as conference focus, conference broadcast, or conference join.

• GT 4x48 graphical user interface
• PC-based
• DAP/SDAP
• USB headset
• Wideband audio

The TDI‑7 and the TDI‑7 II are small mission instruments that feature a seven inch touchscreen and Compunetix’ GT user interface. Both of these instruments support either a telephony or a VoIP system interface. The user can tap soft line keys to acces voice circuits and soft function buttons to activate advanced functions such as conference focus, conference broadcast, and conference join. The TDI‑7 connects with a CONTEX conferencing system via a Digital Audio Processor (DAP) module, and the TDI‑7 II connects with two CONTEX systems, one secure and the other non‑secure, via a Secure Digital Audio Processor (SDAP) module. The TDI‑7 supports the WAM option.

• Small profile instrument
• DAP/SDAP
• Line in/line out
• Seven inch touchscreen
• GT graphical user interface
• VoIP or telephony interface
• Wideband audio

The TDI‑17/TDI‑17 II is a desktop mission instrument that features a 17 inch touchscreen and Compunetix’ GT user interface. It supports either a telephony or a VoIP system interface. The user can tap soft line keys to acces voice circuits and soft function buttons to activate advanced functions such as conference focus, conference broadcast, and conference join. The TDI‑17 connects with a CONTEX conferencing system via a Digital Audio Processor (DAP) module, and the TDI‑17 II connects with two CONTEX systems, one secure and the other non‑secure, via a Secure Digital Audio Processor (SDAP) module. The TDI‑17 and the TDI‑17 II both support the call queue and conference detail features. The TDI‑17 supports the WAM option.

• Desktop mission instrument
• 17 inch touchscreen
• DAP/SDAP
• Line in/line out
• Two built‑in loudspeakers
• GT 4x48 graphical user interface
• Wideband audio
• Stereo

The TRI‑17/TRI‑17 II is a 19 inch rack‑mountable mission instrument that features a 17 inch touchscreen and Compunetix’ GT user interface. It supports either a telephony or a VoIP system interface. The user can tap soft line keys to acces voice circuits and soft function buttons to activate advanced functions such as conference focus, conference broadcast, and conference join. The TRI‑17 connects with a CONTEX conferencing system via a Digital Audio Processor (DAP) module, and the TRI‑17 II connects with two CONTEX systems, one secure and the other non‑secure, via a Secure Digital Audio Processor (SDAP) module. The TRI‑17 and the TRI‑17 II both support the call queue and conference detail features. The TRI‑17 supports the WAM option.

• Rack mountable mission instrument
• VoIP or telephony interface
• DAP/SDAP
• Line in/line out
• Two built‑in loudspeakers
• GT 4x48 graphical user interface
• Wideband audio
• Stereo

The PC‑GT is a VoIP end instrument that consists of a standard PC running Compunetix’ GT user interface software. The PC connects with a CONTEX conferencing system via Ethernet, and it uses a USB push‑to‑talk headset. The end user can tap or click soft line keys to access up to 196 voice circuits and soft function buttons to activate advanced functions such as conference focus, conference broadcast, and conference join. The PC does not need to be dedicated strictly for use as an end instrument; it can run other applications such as the CONTEX system administration and maintenance client at the same time. The PC‑GT supports the call queue and conference detail features.

• PC‑based (no other hardware)
• GT 4x48 graphical user interface
• VoIP interface
• USB headset
• PC speaker