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.