Setting up crosspoints with Crossmapper The Crossmapper PC software simplifies the installation of KROMA intercom systems by means of an intuitive graphical interface. The user has simple access to the configuration of each terminal in the system, with different options for each key as well as additional functions such as groups, telephone dialing, IFBs, etc.

Ref: MC7000X10 Compatible with: TP3000 TP4000 TP5000 BS3000 BP3004 BP5004 TH5000 TB3000 TW5000

Ref: MC7000X09 Compatible with: TP3000 TP4000 TP5000 BS3000 BP3004 BP5004 TH5000 TB3000 TW5000

Ref: MC7000X11 Compatible with: TP3000 TP4000 TP5000 BS3000 BP3004 BP5004 TH5000 TB3000 TW5000

Ref: MC6000X01-01 Compatible with: BP6000

Ref: MC6000X04 Compatible with: BP6000

A CE6000 concentrator can be used to implement a party line system with BP6000 analogue beltpacks or 4-wires camera CCUs, using only 1 analogue port in the matrix.

The IP linkers, specially useful with ConeXia, TB7000 and TB3000 systems, turn digital ports into IP ports. They may be used for remote panel connections (with an IP-capable user panel) or matrix linking (IP ports should be available at both matrix ends). They are provided with 4 analogue ports and 4, 8 or 16 digital and IP ports, depending on model.

The interface frames are connected to the digital ports in a KROMA matrix to allow external audio sources into the talkback system. Two different frames are available, with 2 and 6 cards capacities (12 in double-rear configuration). TR7000 provided with redundant PSU. The interfaces available range from additional 4-wires or 2-wires audio ports, telephone and GSM, as well as ISDN. Check the list on the right for further info.

The BP6000 is KROMA's most simple and economic beltpack. Light and compact, the beltpack includes volume and mute control. Based on 4-wire audio, it can be connected to KROMA's analogue matrix TB6500, to the 4-wire port in KROMA's TB3000 and TH5000 matrixes, or to any port system through a TA7000 A/D interface. A CE6000 concentrator may be used to add several beltpacks audio into one channel only in a party-line configuration, saving matrix ports.

The BP3004 is the new KROMA wired beltpack. Based on VoIP, it features four independent audio channels, and may work as a standalone party-line system, or integrated into KROMA’s TH5000 or TB3000 matrixes. With a compact design and lightweighted, it becomes the perfect counterpart of KROMA’s BP5004 and TW7100 IP beltpacks. Stand alone party-line It is possible to set a party-line group of beltpacks simply by connecting several terminals to a switch Ethernet, without the need of any other intercom device. This is one of the simplest party line systems configuration in the market, yet it provides advanced features with up to 4 channels to choose from. This party line may be also connected to a larger KROMA systems just by connecting the switch Ethernet to the IP port of a TH5000 or TB3000.

The new KROMA application for Android and Apple devices turns your cellphone or tablet into a fully functional intercom panel. With 16 configurable keys, the device can work just as any KROMA IP user panel connected to a TH5000 matrix; or even as a wireless beltpack, moving freely in the WiFi network connected to a TH5000 matrix or TW5000 base station or linked to the main system with a 3G connection. Install the application from the App Store and Google Play for free in as many devices as you want , and purchase the necessary VP4000 licenses for your matrix or base station.

The BP5004 is KROMA’s smart wireless beltpack. Each beltpack is connected to the main matrix or base station through an independent IP link in a WiFi network*; thanks to its four crosspoint keys, 4 audio channels are available to contact any terminal in the system. A graphic LCD displays allows to identify the user at the other side of the line, and supervise system status. Its solid design makes it suitable for both studios and OBVans. The beltpack just needs a TW5000 base station or a TH5000 hybrid matrix to work.

The TW7100 is KROMA’s basic wireless beltpack. It is based on state-of-the-art technologies for audio communications such as Voice-over-IP (VoiP) codecs and WiFi networks. The beltpack connects to a WiFi network, in which the user may move freely* to send and receive audio from the rest of the talkback system. Its solid design makes it suitable for both studios and OBVans. The beltpack just needs a TW5000 base station or a TH5000 hybrid matrix to work.

The BS3000s are the new multifunction beltpack stations from KROMA. Based on VoIP, they feature four independent audio channels, and may work as the main fixed terminal in an EasyNET party-line system, as an IP user panel integrated into KROMA’s TH5000 matrixes, or as an analogue-IP interface and linker (rack version only). Available in two models, racked and desktop, this new unit is the perfect companion to the BP3004 IP beltpacks, as well as a cost-effective IP panel compatible with KROMA latest releases. The main audio connection in the BS3000s is an IP port, compatible with KROMA VoIP equipment. Additionally, the racked model includes four 4-wire analogue audio ports, for integration with third party audio sources. The BS3000s feature 4 backlighted keys, for channel for channel selection. Users may opt for the optional microphone and built-in speaker for communication, or use the headphones port.

In only 1RU high and with analogue and digital audio nativelly integrated, the TB3000 from KROMA represents an affordable option for small and medium-sized intercom systems, with the advantages of a matrix-based design and state-of-the art digital technology. The TB3000 is available in 2 different sizes with 12 and 20 ports (see attached chart). It is possible to upgrade from the small to the large version with just a password license. The analogue ports allow an easy connection of camera CCUs and other external audio sources; the digital ports are compatible with all KROMA user panels and terminals, as well as interface for telephone, GSNM, etc.; additionally, the network port of the TB3000 can be enabled to host the new IP wired beltpack BP3004 and work as a party-line system. The PC based Crossmapper software for easy system setup provides a simple way to configure the complete talkback system through an intuitive graphic user interface. The map can then be loaded through front USB port or through the LAN connection.

The 4000 series panels, with the TP5000 series as core, offers an alternative user interface: two high performance LCD displays to show the eight character labels for each crosspoint key. As the TP5000 series, it is provided with 4 different audio ports and may be connected to 3 different systems simultaneously. The 4000 series comprises of a 1RU high 16-key rack panel (TP4016), which can be expanded by adding the EP4016 expansion kit, with 16 additional keys, two LCDs and a dialling pad in only one extra RU high. A desktop version (TP4216) is also available. The TP5000s are provided with 4 different audio ports: 2 digital ports, 1 IP port and 1 analogue port, what makes them compatible with any KROMA intercom matrix.

The TP5000 series panels represent KROMA’s top range of user terminals. With 4 different audio ports, these state-of-the-art user panels can be connected to up to 3 different intercom systems simultaneosly. However, what makes these panels stand out is the user interface. Each crosspoint key is actually an independent graphic LCD, which can display two lines of text and is completely configurable in colour, brightness and function. The TP5000s are provided with 4 different audio ports: 2 digital ports, 1 IP port and 1 analogue port, what makes them compatible with any KROMA intercom matrix. Two rackable user panel models are available in the 5000 series: the TP5008 is provided with 8 keys, while the TP5024 includes 24 keys. These may be expanded thanks to the EP5024 kit, that adds 24 additional keys in only one extra RU high.

The new ConeXia intercom system, developed by AEQ and KROMA Telecom, represents a leap forward and a new concept in regards to intercom systems as it becomes a global audio solution. Based on a KROMA intercom master and an AEQ audio matrix, ConeXia has the capacity of up to 1024 x 1024 cross-points and is based upon a modular system of audio I/O cards. But what really makes ConeXia special is the possibility to integrate intercom and broadcast audio sources into the same matrix, with 48 KHz 24 bits sampling and a 100% redundant system. ConeXia is also compatible with all KROMA intercom panels, and expands the interface options with KROMA (telephone, GSM) and AEQ (MADI, fiber optics, IP, etc.) cards.

The TH5000 hybrid matrixes from KROMA are the heart of the new generation of KROMA hybrid intercom systems. By integrating audio sources of different nature (analogue, digital and Voice-over-IP), the unit can natively host a wide range of signals, like audio from CCUs, user panels and wireless beltpacks. With four different versions in 12, 24 and 48 ports (upgradeable by software) and only 1RU high, the TH5000s represent a state-of the-art compact solution for small and middle-sized intercom systems.

In only 1RU high and with analogue and digital audio nativelly integrated, the TB3000 from KROMA represents an affordable option for small and medium-sized intercom systems, with the advantages of a matrix-based design and state-of-the art digital technology. The TB3000 is available in 2 different sizes with 12 and 20 ports (see attached chart). It is possible to upgrade from the small to the large version with just a password license. The analogue ports allow an easy connection of camera CCUs and other external audio sources; the digital ports are compatible with all KROMA user panels and terminals, as well as interface for telephone, GSNM, etc.; additionally, the network port of the TB3000 can be enabled to host the new IP wired beltpack BP3004 and work as a party-line system. The PC based Crossmapper software for easy system setup provides a simple way to configure the complete talkback system through an intuitive graphic user interface. The map can then be loaded through front USB port or through the LAN connection.

EasyNET is the new party-line system from KROMA. Based on three IP terminals (racked panel, desktop panel, and beltpack), the system offers one of the easiest configurations and installations in the market, very similar to a LAN network. Indeed, the installation just consists of connecting all the terminals, up to 28, to a switch Ethernet, saving space, time, and money.

The TW5000 Kroma WiFi intercom base stations host wireless networks with up to 16 beltpacks. Based on WIFI standard, it allows the use of commercial TCP/IP networks and equipments. While offering a reliable service, it requires no special licence. The 1UR TW5000 is the perfect solution keeping in mind future system needs; its three different versions for 4, 8 and 16 beltpacks are upgradeable by software The base station may be used as a standalone system for beltpacks or seamlessly integrated into a KROMA matrix thanks to its analogue and digital ports.