106 Zone Remote IP Microphone Call Station - TCM-PM9808AV

The TCM-PM9808AV is a professional-grade 106 Zone IP Network Call Station Microphone. Designed as the "core control" unit for modern IP Public Address and General Alarm (PAGA) systems, it offers advanced, high-speed communication and scheduling capabilities for large-scale facilities.

Short Description
The TCM-PM9808AV is a desktop paging microphone featuring a sleek, humanized interface with a color LCD display. It acts as the central command hub, allowing operators to make live announcements to individual, grouped, or all zones. With its 106 programmable DSS (Direct Station Selection) keys, this unit is built for complex distribution and scheduling needs, supporting both voice and video intercom functions.

Key Features
Massive Paging Flexibility: Features 106 programmable DSS keys for quick, one-touch access to specific zones, alarm triggering, or pre-recorded audio playback, url, http api.
Smart Intercom: Built-in loudspeaker and gooseneck microphone support two-way intercom functions between IP microphones.
Visual Interface: Equipped with a 4.3" + 2x 3.5" color LCD display for intuitive operation and monitoring.
Video & Media Support: Supports H.264 720P video calls, allowing for visual integration with CCTV or video-based intercom systems.
Wireless Integration: Includes a built-in Bluetooth receiver for easy connection with wireless microphones.
Professional Connectivity: Supports standard network protocols (TCP/IP, SIP, RTP) and offers PoE (IEEE802.3at) power support for a simplified "one-cable" installation.

Technical Specifications
Network: 100BASE-TX, 2x RJ-45 ports.
Protocols: TCP/IP, UDP, Multicast, SIP, IGMP.
Audio Codecs: G.711u/a, G.722, G.729, Opus.
Display: 4.3" main screen + two 3.5" side screens.
**Frequency Response: **20Hz~20KHz (±3dB).
Power Source: DC 5V 2A or PoE (IEEE802.3at).
Operating Temp: 0°C to 45°C.
Environment: Indoor use (IP40).

Industrial Applications
The TCM-PM9808AV is highly suitable for large, multi-building environments requiring sophisticated management:
Educational Campuses: Centralized control for school-wide announcements, bell scheduling, and emergency alerts.
Government & Public Buildings: Managing complex paging and notification flows across different departments.
Hospitals: Facilitating two-way intercoms between stations and managing "Code Blue" or "Code Red" alarm broadcasts.
Commercial Complexes: Handling background music (BGM) and paging across different floors or retail zones.
Factories: coordinating paging for large facilities with complex operational distribution.