The Glensound Beatrice P2 is a two-channel handset. The user of the handset on the P2 can listen to two audio feeds from the network and send two audio channels out onto the network. Depending upon how the Dante network has been routed, the incoming audio circuits and outgoing audio circuits can be in different locations, and the outgoing circuit can be routed to multiple locations. Audio to/from the handset is automatically turned on when the handset is off the hook and turned off when on the hook. The Beatrice P2 unit is fully compatible with other manufacturers' equipment using the Dante protocol.
Mic Amp with compressor and Phantom Power
A good quality, clear-sounding microphone amplifier designed for communication purposes is fitted to the output of the handset's microphone capsule, which also has the benefit of a compressor/ limiter circuit to help keep levels and intelligibility consistent even when the operator gets overly excited. The gain of the microphone amplifier can be adjusted in the menu system to suit your working environment.
Handset Loudspeaker Amp With Volume Control
A low noise amplifier is fitted to provide the best possible output to the handset's earpiece. A volume control is provided to allow the user to easily adjust the volume of the handset’s earpiece.
Incoming Level Gain
As well as the volume control adjusting the audio level to the telephone handset’s earpiece, it is possible by using the menu system to adjust the gain of the incoming network audio circuit(s).
Single Cable For Power & Audio
One single standard RJ45 network cable provides both power (PoE) and bi-directional multichannel digital audio (Dante/AES67 compliant).
Call Function
A simple call function is built in, allowing the operator of one unit to call/alert other users that they want to communicate with them. To call another user, the operator double-taps the speak key of the channel they want to call (P2) or the dedicated call key (P1). This then flashes a bright yellow call LED on the other user's key panel (if fitted), which continues to flash until the call is answered. As well as flashing an LED at the receiving end of the call, an audible ‘beep’ can be set to alert the user that an incoming call has been placed to them. When the P1 or P2 receives a call, a very large red LED will flash to attract the operator's attention. An extra pair of small LEDs is also fitted on the P2 to indicate which of the 2 incoming channels generated the call signal.